i
wit
Wide
new short his {law .. recently
by the secretary or state is n
‘11 departure iron. the old law
. summon be . one that is asthma.
rm; Mike to the general public and
,‘toniobile ownerin Among the new
W lure. of the lit! ‘13 the section
loll forbids drivers of motor vehi-
f more than ten horse power to‘
n, out-outs within cities or bor-‘
‘ , and. in townships during certain
no in. balls or gas or air devices, that
with: orders that lamps he lighted a;
hull, our after sundown, and that
pinch gives the secretary power to re.
he licenses for certain oiiences.
.1‘ be following are some of the in-
te. tingpectioulr: ,_
when. 6. Every motor vehicle of;
more than ten horse power, while in
' outrun the public highways of this
stitte. shall be provided with at least
the brakes. powerful in action and
separated from each other or which
brake shall act directly on the
minrwheels or on ports oi the me.
, ‘ which are lirmly connected;
in said wheels. Either one of the
tjo brakes shall be snilicient to stop
motor vehicle within a reasonable
fiance. One. of the two brakes
' slimlihe so arranged as to be operated
with-the footnprovided. however. that
altimeter vehicles not exceeding ten
horse power, one broke shall be deem“
ed; to be sufficient. ldvery motor
cycle,sbnll be provided with n suit
allie'beii in barn. and shall, during
thh rlod from one-bull hour after
bun ”drone-half hour before sunrise.
display at least two white lights on
the; forward part of said vehicle. use
every motor cycle so opcrsted. at
law; one light. which lights shall be
visible not less than two hundred feet
in the direction toward which the ve
hicle iis proceeding; every motor vc
hicle' except motor cycles. so operated
shall have a rear light so placed us to
show a red light from behind. and n
- whitedig’bt‘so arranged as to illumln
tactile rear number plate in accord
'noe with the provisions of section
four. No motor vehicle shuli b(
operated. upon the public highway:
within the limits :of any city or bor
on ii of this stute at any time. and no
mo or'vobicle shall be operuted on any
other public highway between the
hours of nine o‘clock in the evening
and silt o’clock in the morning, unless
the engine of such vehicle shall be
frilly-nod completely muffled while no
operated. nor shall the operator there
oi uric or operate thereon any other
device for signal except it born. air or
sits blown whistle, or hell, cvccpilnn
lire apparatus.
V ‘ ,May Revolt: Certificate.
Sec. 9. The secretary may sue
it‘dild‘br may revoke nuy ceriiilouie oi
registration or any licoune issued to
any person under' the provisions of
this not. lifter due homing, for any
cause which he may deem suillcient
android! suspend the license of any
opal-pier. in his discretion. nnd with-
out n hedrlng. and may ordersuch cer-
tificate or license to ,he delivered to
him whenever lu- hu rcnpou to be"
lieve that the holder ‘oreoi is on im-
proper or incompetent perspn lo opor‘
fliflr’flloior vehicles. do is operating
in roperiy or so he to endanger the.
pn tic; and neither theiironse nor the
curl ficttte of registration shall be re-,
issued. unless upon uni/enthralled or
eumlndtion, or after hearing, ear
out n hereafter prov dad. said score.
titr'y determines tho the operator
should again be permitted to operate;
and no'm‘otor vehicle, the registration
of which has been so suspended or ro-
vohed, shall. be registered in the name
of any Derson until ut leust thirty days
from the date of suspension or revo-
cstion, unless sold secretary shall de
termine otherwise. Whenever the
death of any [li‘i‘iiiill rrsulis from any
accident in which n motor vehicle is
concerned. sold secretary shall forth
with suspend the license of the Opera
tor ‘of-the motor vehicle involved in
cold accident and order the sold it
ovate. to be delivered to him. und shrill
revoke the shine, unless. upon investi-
gotion or otter n hearing. be deter»
mines that the accident occurred with.
out aliens innit upon ihe port of such
operator. No operator whose license
is sorrel/cited choline licensed again
within two years after the date of re-
vocation. nor thereafter except in tho
discretion'of mid secrethry. Noiictf
of the revocation or simpenelon oi nny
Home or certificate of roglnirnilon
shall be transmitted iorihwith by said
Minn to the chief of police of the
city 'or prosecuting odicero oi the how
ough or town in which the person
whoIeJicenlo or certificate of regis-
tration no revoked or ounpo’nded ro-
lid“.
[prod 2i! Miles an Hour.
Boo. 13,-“ the vote of speed at a
motor vehicle operated on at public
highway of this sluto ichudilii manly.
iivo‘inllos tin hour for the distance or
one-climb of 9 mile. such mid of
:3?! shill be prints incle evidence
the person operating such motor
«this ll operating the some at c
”of spud [renter then is reason
ind" proper. and in vloistion of
tho minions of section eleven of thin
1er rule oi speed of: r
vehicle. Inserting within the nod n of
on oil oily. opornird on the
a“ an of this state. ohm
«floaters view of the mod “I
’ '4! “not“. when spinach
M ”NM
I
is stationed or "boot to stop. on the
some side 0 the or on which unseen-
lre-u item; I. is nine. rho; it.
. t Mill i. ll ‘2. m.
m a!” film. ll? Writ; ll: KM:
Strengthfétainilia
ity depend upon tbé‘blo‘od
‘ etuzply.‘ Keep it pure.’-frésh
and rcdwitb . ;
sure are ordinarily received or dis
chewed. exceeds three miles an hour.
:iiuohrate ofspeed shall be prime incie
evidence that the person operating
such motor vehicle is operating the
some nbnrute of speed greater than
is reasonable and proper. and in viola»
tiouoi the provisions of section eleven
of this not,
City's Power.
Sec. 14. No city, tawn. or borough
shall have power to make any ordin-
ance. by-lnw. or resolution respecting
the speed oi motor vehicles, nud no'l
ordinance. by-lnw. or resolution in do
bynny city. town or borough in ~re-
.spdct to. the speed of motor vehicles
shall have any force or effect; provid.
ed, however, that power given to any
town. city. or borough to regulate
shows. processions. assemblages, or
parndes in streets not] public places
llld to regulnte the use of public purks..
and all ordinances, by-iuws, or reguln-‘
.ilons which may have been or which
may be enacted in pursnnncc of such
powers, shall remain in full force and
effect.
Sec. 18. Any person operation it
motor vehicle. upon the highways of
his stoic in violation of section eleven
)i' twelve. or while under the influ-
ence of intoxicating liquor. or upon a
bet, wager, or in n rnce, or who oper-
ates a motor vehicle for the purpose
)f making it rechrd and thereby vio-
ulics any provision oi‘ section eleven
il‘ twelve of this not, or who knowing
:5 goes nwuy without stopping llllii
linking himself known ui'ier utilising.
ujury to any person or properly shall
be fined not more thuu five hundred
.lollurs. or imprisoned not more tbnn
me your. or both, and ii any person
is convicted the second time of oper-
iting u motor vehicle while under the
niluvuro ol' lnioxicnting liquor, or for
my vlululion of section fifteen of Ibis
.ct. he shall be imprisoned for it term
if not loss than six months uud not
uorc lhnn two years. A conviction of
my offence involving n viuinllon oi
his section slinii be reported forthwith
1y lilo clerk oi the court or justicr of
he pence to the secretory of the stole,
.vho. upon it second or subsequent
:onviotion. dhull revoke immediately
no license of the person so convicted,
.i' it appears by the records of sold
lllf‘l‘t‘iul‘y llmt the person so convicted
i second time is the owner of :1 motor
vehicle. or ilie l'illployc of no owner
if a motor vehicle, employed by such
iwner when the fluftmivlotion wuu
nnd. sold secretory ebnll roVoke ihc
mirtiflcaio of registration oi snob own-y
or. or ol’ the employer, or of the our:
ployc so convicted. Whenever uny
person convicted of any violation of
his suction nppeuls. sold secretory
illllil suspend, forthwith. tho iirouse of
.be person so convicted, and sbnll or»
icr tho liccnse delivered to him. sbull
not when». lilo some llilli‘nu snob polg
soil is acquitted upon such uppoul. or
uulcsn unld secretary. in bi discretion.
.tiler an investigation or upon it heur-
dhg, liC‘l'Ilit‘H to i'oldsuo ii. \Vlli‘ilPt‘i'l‘
:my license or cei'tii'lcuio shall hove
been revoked under the provisions of
this sodium-no new license or corilil-
onto sbuli bt- lssuod by solid secretary
in such persons ubiil after thirty days
from tho tiny of such ilnnl conviction.
.ior thereafter except in the discretion
of said secretory, nnd such vehicle or
ivobirios Shit” not br- l'egixli‘l‘t‘fl in the
mono or buy other person during snid
'birly «love. A for. of one dollar shull
no nllowrd to the rlork of the court
or the justice of the poucv reporting it
(ionvlctlon under the provisions of
Ibis suction. sold for to be tuned mt n
port of tho rosin in the cusp.
CA TORl , v
for In nts and dhllilron.
lln Kiri to ill! Alvin lion!
.y _ .v
HOTEL ARHWALO.
Mobsckomo -.. ilbnrlos lierubnrilt.
.lumos ii. iinu Join. New York: if. L.
ll'i'iillki' ililii wife. llnubiiry; A. liulin.
New York; A. insole. lionbliry. i‘. p,
Mills. city; H. W, l‘rccmun. lionton;
i‘. .l. ~ilonlnullu. New iinvon; hi. .l.
ilrliliu. llrldgupori; .l. M, Stormur and
wife. iluifnlo: ll. M. hrmsbcrg nod
wife. lioniun: i.. Mlnilt, Nownrk: C.
illppcl. lirooklyu; .l. l.. Collin. l’blin-
dolphin; Peter N. iiolmoui. thvnrlt;
hi, lit. ilonnoli. riiy; ll. (3. Clerk. i’lnln.
villu; ii. .3. Andrew. John i). Scott.
Now York; V. Id. (Milton, llurtioril;
~'l. W. linlmrn. f). L. Slovene. Edwin
lioorw. ll. W. icon. hi. Newman. it. ’i’.
ilnmeron. A. tirrnnrd. New York; w.
ii. (idler. city: A. N. Ernest. linuhury;
P‘mtk O'Donnell. New York: W. M.
Spoilmiii. Buringiloid; F‘. ii. Weill.
New Haven; P. i.. Doyle. hirincllenter:
W. ti. Chow, liridgeporl; ll. ltotton
ism. Coventry. ling; P‘. (liviidi‘hilfi.
city; r. f‘. itmdiord. New Haven:
'rmm .l. il‘ili'ton. "mime: it.
ilmmeln. iirldnelmrl: John ilnii»
tenor. New York; Thomas 1'. hit-Parr
loud. Charles Erllrn. new iinvvn: W
it. home m with. til-u. L. Smith.
“to! rm; “it“ mm. M Morn:
um W m. oily; .i. t“ tinmn
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it“. I. 1.; .i, it alone.
, lei-fins: win.
Smut ’0
marinade
Dollars”. for Glimpieflmt‘otitdi W. hen
Claim Mmdaciurer oi Unmet. F
lud$l00 anywhere else.
\ which vve any in stock.
W R in;
r "Titan
Bmval timed on»
V _ .Euellonthsnllv'n up'io iii MW
,. W'imemanvtrnt'w vigour?!"
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m mi. Mhmdioinc to
(“its
WW.
Glut Ii, "Prices Aver“
ere" - (lulu nines
Window -’
.I. innate-t »
l uncr—would command at
rebut one oi,450 Dinner Sen
v
u o
Bountiful English
gale acid-etch
1‘ ,
ll.
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dildo fill
illilllilllllli
lor Old Debts Are Madr
Under ll
Tho oporuiious of the low pilh‘fii‘ii by
tho lust iogislnturo, whereby it mnu‘s
weekly wugt-s run bu nitucbod for
unupnyun-ui oi rout. or.- bring much
discussvd by workingnwu. in soun-
of lilo factories. ii In said. wugt-u cl
smm- oi the employees buve been ill.
lllf‘ili'il for tho puyluonl of rent i‘illl
irnr'loll for "\‘i' nod all: yours uxu.
John 1’. iluunbuuuu. lulmtlou‘od on
tho subject. lilllil illili lw lloui'd lllls
qursllou lrm-ly discussed by u uuinlvm
or worhlngnu-n about the siutc, snya
lilv liuriford (:ouruui.
“(if murals," ht‘ sold, "rvory mm.
should pay his bunt-st obligsiious. but
smurtluwu n controversy is iinblo in
urine in it once where u mnu occupies
u it-lwiuoni only it weob nod the loud-
lord \vuuis to rolloci roof for u in“
mouth. nud oibrr rompllvuiious of .‘I
slmllur unturo mo liable to come up
whereby thorn is u quoeiioo of who is
in the right. 'i‘bv workingmuu fools
that he cunnot complain if his cin-
pliiyt-i' wishes it) hold up his \vlmou
lor any purpose, lit-rousi- if he does
he mu)~ limo his job; and if he does
losr ii. ii would no doubt bu difficult
for him in soruro another position in
this city. owing to tho oomph-iv organi-
uuilon of muuuiurlurcrs oi the pros-
will limr.”
Mr. (lunsbuunn iurtbt-r shill tlint
'lli'l‘i‘ is n qua-silo” \viurilu-r iiw pus
vul luu' allows worm to iii' hold up
for rent bills lururrml ln-i‘mo its lilsli‘
one, muuv lawyers (-luimlnu ilml suvli
notion runnol bu iulwn.
.\lr. ilunsbuuuu sold be hoped lllul
lht- moplovorn would look rurufully
into the mailer boioro holding up n
iunn's wugos us it is dil‘llruliios of this
kind flint oiioil ruuso ill fouling liliilr
on. and tho cxwllnul fooling between
the ompluyor nnd t‘lillllilyl‘P In the city
it tho |uvsrnl ilmr. bu liopnd. Would
‘oniinue m oxiui.
Tili‘ lllw wivl'ri'il in l'l'liilli on fol-
‘uwu:
Suction l. So much of nuy iii‘ill
which hits :u‘rrurd by ronsuu of tho
wrsouul sorvlrl-s of tho doll-luluni no
:hull not moved 8‘35. including wugoo
duo for the pvmonnl sorvlron of our
uiuor child. slmll be oxmuptod and not
'inbli- in be taken by fm‘olizll nllurb-
loom or oxerution; but there shall be
no exemption of our kind urrrumi by
it"iliiflll of the poreonul services of the
lu-iomiuni ngninsi u olnim for the do-
'culluni‘s pt-rnonul bonrrl, or for the
initial of our honor or iournionl 00-
‘upimi by lbo doivudnul do n pluco
of l'l'nlili'llt‘o Wiloll such roninl shall
not oxrood ibo sum of 321’»; provldud.
flint In our uriluu founded upon such
brim, in which such debt is within to
bo uituultod by forrbtn uliuttliinoni.
the romplului iiilll” out forth only the
'rut- vuusr of nrilou. nod ibo unumut
‘If notion. nod iho notouni duo thoro-
Indrr. iii) litui tho cumiuhno mny be
'nl‘oruu-d irotu ibo olloltuliuun oi the
"Oliliilillill. of tho rrni nature nntl
illlilliill oi the domuud. All bottom
vllowrd by our nssnclnilon or persons
n this nioio iownnln the support of lie
outrun-rs iurnpncliuird by sickness or
iuflrmiiy from attending to his ununi
'umluoun ubull uluo be oiltuuptod nnd
not llublr in lip lukoo by lorobm ul~
lucbmont or oxoclulon; and oil
nont-yu duo the debtor from any in-
ulrunce rompnoy upon policies issued
for insurance upon property, either
tool or portimdl. which Is oxolupi from
“dint bloom and execution. shall in lilto
mom-r be exempted to the Mimu or:
lent u the property an insured.
ilmtinn 2. fiction l of chapter 95
vi the Public Arts of i903 up nun-mind
by i'iilwtm' ”it of the Public Arie of
won is herein rebound.
“MW“
Mimic“ m1. IOHIIGK m
Jlfl Tifll. l
rlmnunu. .‘v‘nv ii.«~»-il 1m itae’
M minute of fighting in the oral
mat int night Ham iuchmi. the;
m ,ro. Mt im.- nritmvii n;
m Mir vii itw Mar of man: *
.Med Miro rm A. Ir”
vb , Mm victim crowed .
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Mme-think»
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Weill 21$?M22dr§lrihm j
“mi
oi
ill lllilllill ii] iii
So Iotb are some women to gin,- up
the clinging gowns of smut lilt'flslll‘ti
that they lines the lower port of their
new and fuller skirts weighted so they
will still bung shoot the feet in the
old and unbecoming way.
Have you noticed how many of the
new not and lingerie blouses have the
minus of tho collars ilnisbod With it
fold of the material instead oi the old
frilly urine of lurc',‘
Five minutes :1 day for lunesnglug
your lure is bi'livl‘ thou “one hour :1
week oi the bundle of tho lilllHSt‘iliK‘
who gives you too vigorous n mus.
sugt illlii docs llllll‘i‘ bdrm ibnn good
So lunbiolinbiv or» :Ilgi'ottos tbut
ulliinors pro on tho lookout for nonw-
tlllng new in this lluv, 'i‘bo lulosi i:R
lliiilt‘ or for. lilo lulu; buir of tho mun
ivy iit'ill}: lilrul inr ‘llin plil‘llililv.
A rublnr lined ()iiiiillilll silk rout
.nukvs n vt-l‘)’ bulliiuolno purine-oi for u
dorm) tiny. Possessing such a cunt
me could nlmost wish it to ruin once
u it while err-n in the city.
Don‘t buy it cheap bonvcr hill in out
or. for there is nothing that shows
up its i‘ilt’lillilt'rln units so much on
the light color which lots you look
into the depth oi its imp rovonlluu
its scnoiluuss.
ii bun been diflCOYf'l‘t'il since those
.oun um] burrow cloillvs brushes come
into vogue ibui tin-y t-lonu unrmeuis
just its quickly uud thoroughly no tin-
riumny nuns no buri- horrioitwo used
Cheese in some form is much lilo-d
with witnlevrr is served nt niiornoon
leu. u now wuy of presenting it being
on the siulllng oi dun-st. ll docs not
luko the plume of snndwiobus but is
'W‘IWQ‘ll with lbvut.
iid‘ilii embroidery in no (Inlnly u do-
:‘iin illui it rolls. for tho solid l"l‘l‘llf‘il
work llt'f'ill’llli‘ll the front of it while
blouse ul lnurqulsolio.
ii‘nr niitl not make u strong confront.
out on ovcniur “rim of tbo iiilii‘l‘ ii im-
Im-d uiib iln- mum-r wns soon til 11
recent drowsy function. i might mid
ibut ii mm unriuly lluvd nod inter-
lluwi.
lCVi‘il lilo llnllso gown lu il‘llllilli‘il
with in: not\rillmlnndlng it is more
ibdn liltvly sllb rnslliiwru or union oth-
-r lluhl \i'i'lillli inbilt- which would be
.imggul down by the fur.
'l‘bc ports oi u mull which show
\thi‘ ouli'kt-si uro llw edges. uuii yet
thou ilio only fur neon Oil tiu- now
muffs of tho m-nuon which iti‘t' pnril
fabric in oi the mines. the root bolus!
of shim-d silk or chiffon.
Smell hnis urn growing in favor om-b
duy will: fashionable wm on, still grout
lflillliili‘ in nllowod nu ibi- woumol
who luuka bout in u large lllil should‘
wenr it when who wuntn to look Weill
'i‘horv cnu lu' no doubt ihnt muny an
uppcllslug (“hill run he propnrcd from
inferior cuts or input, but it mites
more iliut~ nml nitonllon thrill to buy
.l good not und clmk it Well. The
question is. which in tho loss oxlmnslvo,
really. limo nud ‘ntientlou or the dif-
ioroncc in price. With solno tho un-
swor will be our living nod with others
illo other.
WATER VERY BGARCE.
w
New Haven Facing s Serious Proposi-
tion.
The Now lluvon Wnior rompnny is»
sued the following stuiomvui yoslor»
titty:
That Hill prudent condition oi the
New Haven wuidr supply is onumnu
tbc oiiltzinlu of the water company
unxloiy wns mimiiiod at their utilize
this morning. At no time within the
past ten yours hurt the mtpply been so
low as It brown! and u we do not not
ruin within it «hurt tiniewnnd plenty
of ii» the «*tlndliion will be will bill‘-
rmn. Throughout he whole stoic "rolls
invr dried up in tuition are luv: end
nun who Witlliii or driver in the sub
llilui M New Huron cannot tell to be
impressed with the low rendition or oil
the Inn and the immediate not»! of
liver; ruins. twice frail rm» to lid
on the Int-lugs m mm “le on
tween pin millions to m~
Nrglrclrd Lands Hold Oui Some Rich
‘ Opportunities \
p...
.v'
Countless millions of dollars are iy»
lug follow in neglected farm lands of
New England uuys the Boston Herald.
This. the richest agricultural section
or the United states, in virtually nog-
lected by wealth seekers. Land in this
section roots but u fraction of the
price that is asked and paid for infor-
ior land» In the West. . ,
'i‘botishndn of fields are idlo, or proc-
ilcnlly so. which might be isrtile pro
(bu-urn of crops which would unuunlly
cruise millions of dolluru to be invested
and booked and spent in New idnglund.
null no benefit nil classes of New idoli-
inudcrnw—clty dwellors‘ns well on those
on ibo forms. The money in going in
ols of thus.- i‘liitlwiltli‘fl who ore inking
:ulvuuingr of loss invertible conditions.
While the tiny of the ubnndouod
form, on Massachusetts and nil New
Euglnnd know it 20. or even ton yours
ugo. bus prucllcnlly pushed, thprc are
still nbnudonod forms. Thorn uro al-
on muny morn inrmsmbundrcde upon
hundreds of thomwwbicb might on
well no classed no abandoned, for the
results obtnluod iroin‘ithorn are In no
wini- commensurate witbtbclr possibil‘
illvs. . .. .....
’l‘bo grout body of New Engiundrrs,
bothprbon and rural dw'ullers, urc not
uwnkc to the’pouslbilillcs which lie
before every man 0r woman who, with
intelligence, will apply to the so-cullofl
"barren" soil of Mnesnchusctts, or any
other neighboring sluio, modvrn scion-
iillc invthods oi forming in any of the
bluuvllcn for which it is so well udnpt-
ml.
A uoitlmlllvc uppoiniud by tho (lllnur
bur ol‘ ifimimrroo of Boston. llili‘l' ox-
bnustirc study or the gituntlou, says:
“'i‘bo imporinnco to New England of
ronwnkening interest in agriculture
cannot be orerontimutod. The re
sources of the section are prnrilrnlly
ubtlvvolopml; the market is iilmost ou-
liiillttrii; lilo rilluulv, li'unsporiulinn
und ()lbcr fut-tors favorable. Why Now
Eligilillld should not comm-lo with the
West is liurtl it) undrrniului. but the
tensor), when nuulizr-d. lg soon to be
little more than n stain of mind. 'I‘lw
feeling that we ruuuot roinpvti- is a
fullnry.”
Hero is the abolition: Now Eug-
lnnll iiiwu not supply bur own needs no
in bruins, nil lilo i'rulis. some (iniry
products, moms. uml Mun tho “fruit of
llll' pullout bun.“ The erl prmiumw
much of wind Now l-tiltqlumlvrs, iir
eluding. lilt‘ inrmm, rousumc. Nor
in this oil.
lmrnlly within it few hours“ i‘rvlgbt
into] or omniblrd of oil the murlmts of
tho l‘nilrd States, within thr- «our
ronrb of the grout points oi export, as
in her umsl rolnotn- forms. New Eug-
lnnd's iillublo horns, inkcn us it whole,
ilrt- today tillwot'kt-d. Worliuru umi
millilli‘lil producers. paying in mum
instances grt-ni some for lili‘ii' burr.
ii'olgbi bhul. nut] in oil rum»: more
freight than the New l-Englumio-r. not
only i‘ullll' into lillfi mnrkoi with their
crops, bill r-xpurt lllom from New 811;:-
lund ports, More lbun that. the) iuki'
the money nwuy nod invest it riso-
where.
ii the Now England inrm
docs not know iiwso int-ts, h.- ui lcusi
bus iuui on tmporiuuily in learn lllom.
\‘ci, [like him :is it whole, be mollu-
oordiug to his hint? of mind, it) srrnivll
nlonn and in the majority
u-s gels only it im-ngrr living out of
ihv ucra-s which might yield much. ill
t‘ifoi‘i, he holds in llillo osioom lilt'
loud for which his pioneer nuonsiors
struggled so brnvvly one :‘uil to ob
min and bold and utnko pmdurlivv.
The blood of the first settlers of
Nl-w Eunlnutl, of the men who endur-
wi the winter it! \‘nlll-y Forge, who
look ’l‘immlorogu nod ilonulugton; tho
sumo blool that mode such on iilillmil
llllplll'ullt'lt‘i record for brnvory untl on.
tlillillii‘t' in tho Civil war; ibr blood
which bus so wonderfully ilovolopoii
tho vnst resources of tho nronl wout~~
this in tho blood which flows ill ibi-
ruin. of tho inrmrrs of Now England.
’l‘brm- urv the turn who ure permitting
their kiusmou of tho wont to make the
money wblln they "scratch growl."
in iur more instnnros tbuu othmu
WIHI'. the Now England furmor. who
might hnvo all the household romlortn
null luxuries whirh city dwellers on-
,ioy who might ride in his own uuio.
mobili- nod travel and enjoy himself.
lino none of (bone things.
The New idlinluud int-m dwrllor‘e
children. in all too many rust-s, rocoivo
but u moiety of the education which is
theirs by right. and um thus not only
lmndlcnpped for the bottle of lift», but
nice place it hundlcup upon the com-
munity in which they llvo.
As was pointed out in n roronl ilil‘
dross in liostou by the imminent
thr- Massachusetts Mriculturnl col.
logo, the nvorugo of illiolligruct- nud
mulw for nood‘citixonship nod a pure
nud olcvntlng atmosphere in which to
live. are all dependent upon those
some conditions. Even the cities null
or on n result. for tboy urn new no ni-
wuys ill lilo linst dependent upon
young men and women irom the (duo
ii'.\' for touch of the new blood for nil
tholr business enterprises nod other
urilviiiou.
Not all Mnnnncbtiuotls farmers or
New England “more. not all ' New
Enulnnd rurul communities the.” be
clam] so looking in intelligence or
minor to Hill lmibliitin of the dov.
lie-re and them: throughout this old her
state and all New Inland ere umnblr
uvxtwttooswmmls for others to iol
low. ir they will. individuals. wide.
svelte. «~th in correct methods.
some in Mm. Ire. miss their
W” W ' in ‘ and their “rescuer...
on» endeavouring to stop now and run. ,
slog rim its“ kooks more» one;
“w it . _ 7 M revolved mine.
to oust fl confine minority otter
M no new it to imbued“ W“ wrong it More In?“ sens-vat.
lfi
with,“ .
fl ' ”1‘
undo. '
toil show of the My whirls the Min of
amt; W With, my the
met or their mob. they up new
its; «have m in m VIM is m
outsell-m or I um m oi the loud
u Hltmdy, golden stream into ibo pock- .
dweller Q
.ms with more or lt-ns contentment :li‘- ‘
oi instnu- '
v w I ‘
the ability
correct names ”a
Alabama
Gabon-Mu. w. ‘1'. llnlwn. Home No. I.
tit-nun.
Chum-Mrs. will ““1“; t.
.1
Willlmnntio—ldrs. Etta locum, 1301 M.
Oolll M 'r A ( uln'l"
n.- rl. . . r .
Adrian- V. ulnar . lion“ No.8.
0 .,
Wood-ido- Mrl. Hostel inborn.
‘ “ '. 0 .'
hinder-Mrs. Mn ‘1‘ ‘ .
m ting e . ‘
fghumn ill”:- "u.r r gnggfmhna oat
., i . ven , i - o .
misfit rs. 'illhan ‘uily‘ndoafxan Ave.
Olma‘o-UMHMHQb Jen-tut. 14m
.. ,
villain.
South Bond-W13?!“ Berti... me e. My-
one 5t. ' ~
Winchester-Mrs. Mu Dell.
Indianapolis—ml. A. P. “DMD. w E.
Pratt %
Lintllcy- I. his Pg.
.Vflneonnncu will“ .JernnlddiillNinthz.
l‘ondletou-v re. uy Mullah 1 It. It. No. .
“on innocent.
I m o o- . _ . .
chimp-2%. Elbow . it. i. D. No. 0.
n.
Melbourne—iii". cmWnumun.B.ED.i.
Ruling.
Kinsley-Mrs. Stalin (ii rd 30mm
Kentuolxi‘y.
hailstorm—Mn. amen. nil.
Louisvilloa- hill. 53m. 362! “h 8‘. ,
Roch-shirt. Link Holland. '
Initiator-n.
Montcalm—Mn. G. A. ”porno“.
In at 1:393? i moms: so
vision to. i' , «I or. ‘
Booth We; lint-bonfire. Ll lino Bobbing)“.
Donn Light Station.
aeration; Mrs. S. A. Williams. 3.11). 80. id.
’0! . “ ‘
Rockinnd—Mrs. Will Yonn .GGolnrnbis Ave.
Sub-tins-Mrs. ii. \i'. Milo ell. Box 3.
Mnrvlnnd.
llnlt imorem birr.W.S.lR‘ord.1938 Imdovne 8t.
”unwind-hire. dumb". Dandy.
0 Mac n ttn. .
Roxburylahirtwrnncis “filth. 18 Field St.
Worcester .Mru. lioly vs Cote. ili‘Sonthghte
Siren . Mich In.
Pew Pow-r Emma I .
Detroit-Mrs. Loni w. m Chestnut St.
Sooitvillei-Mrikdb l. «he»; :1. I‘ll. No. s.
"or it n. . redmor ‘ not e w.
Fltllllln -.Vlrl. Burt Loyd; B. if. D. o. 3,
Care of D. A Who
to.
file homo-Mrs. Lon n Bundoin.
Date-bituflrl. Preido menu. 56‘ Meidrnm
Av..(.'nwut. Minnow!»
Mingus dis—Imdohndailoldumumcond
.L‘
The above names were selected
O
silokdoitrivvness, which roaches out
i for tho best lliiliit'l‘ll. scientific methods
and utilizes them. ill smuii in UN? grunt
l mam oi New idnglund rurul population. '
l The m:.:iis achieved, in tile great 82‘
lurcgalo of form returns. are oqunlly
i
vmnll.
Cadillac
. -.....~. ._........
.-.. .._,,, .- fl , ,
“Thirty”
. .._. . n... .. m
iCXIn'i‘l opinion in every rom-
luuniiy bun ('i'ymullzod itself
into Mini has become :1 common
..._..- -.~.
é
pin also roponlml a hundred
flows at iluy»~"'l‘bc (‘utlillui-
'l‘hiriy is the best nuiomobile
vuluu obiniuublo."
Wherever nnd whenever you
hour ilu- (.‘udillnc ‘l‘bii'iy idle.
(‘unst-d you will bear tho word
VALUE usod luuuorllniely nfior.
lit.) [1‘ NOW. Urdvr the llilil
model from
f. E. lilllllllilflll till.
AGE NT8
39 Wall Street. Norwallt
I“
. an...“ ..
Booster... RANGE abnormal",
Cont Artillery Companies Make Ex-
cellent Rlcords.
\‘t‘AtllilNil’l‘UN. Nov. 24.»~ Reports
of vxcullillli shooting nt Illilx rouge by‘
of.
culture of Inliisllvo nod enterprise tin-2
nvurngo of those moral quulitlon which i
("(lllili urililt-ry companion continue to
rcnrb the Wur i‘icpurimoni. Tho Fill
ty-socond Compuuy. ni Fort Rodmun.
Mom. on Oct. :lil nlod {our show from
no oighiiurb linttorv hi it 30 foot by,
output mnicrinl target which was:
moving hi the rule of two miles on!
hour hi it dislnuro oi uncut four miles. i
All four shots Worn hill] and the first.
not in two.
A romnrknblo i'i‘t‘iilli was mode it."
tho lliillt Conumnr at Fort lion-crane. .
ilnlifornlu. (lot. :lil. liour shots worcl
illod from n hoiicry of two ictnluobj
mount it tun-got iltl iort high by on.
foot limit which won moving tti luv-l
ruin of is lit miles tin hour fit it dis»
inure of I of live miles from the bio-
tory firing. All four allots \vere Mild:
in an interval of our minute nod;
twenty errands nod lint-nod through it.
l"i"t‘.|iiii§ii‘ ulnar fool Ugh by fort; "It!
not wide. Only three hits warn anon!
on on the ism-u no one of the shots:
pureed tour rude in tin- loi‘t of it.
‘ub .x
t. on...” ;
... & Fania“... more .
W it in no out“ is Moo .
.. mu. . .. we.
liwfin‘é '
or _ tilts.-
FfiWi-flmudmr
' ml
shot out the roll of tho inaiorlui tur- ‘-
oi writs E Pinkhnm’s Vegetable Compound to cum
islnsle ills are re nested to write bonny or all of the women whose
" addiresses are You bciowaoiyl sci: who; titties!
so —-‘ on are not Ob . to to 0 our wor urn --ns lo
wgmonywbo know from p‘eersonnl experience that Lydia E. I’inlthum’s
Vegetable Commnnd can and does euro female diseases.
Mississippi.
eovlllo—Mrs. n. J. Jones.
.. muburguvmn. Verna Wilkes. B. I. D. 1.
Missouri
Olnrhdcle—Miu Alum Walloon.
Oronogot-Mrl. Mile MoKn bl.
Shnilu'ocli-ndosle Hum
. D. 1. Box 23.
nsignont. M I.
Nebraska.
n.
smut 1.1-5:". small Lo
Ir otls't
Cambridge—M rs. Nellie Hollander.
i Now Jersey.
Mormon—Mrs. (tear 'it Jordv. [ioni- 3.130: 40.
Gunmen.-hlre.\\f.i’.1 ale/mine. Licoln Av.
“outdone-Min. trims widen, tin ugh.
l‘ntorsont— r); w .j‘Somei-v . 196 -
bur h , v. 'N flan-k. .' ,
ficoitn re. n. J. Burner. '
Brookl n—MreJ‘eter ilnii'ney unhinrooyAV.
Ftlnlr'll‘i‘l‘lHOfibn': \Xllg‘safloughton.
)ew tiv «- n. - . ‘
Johnstownu-Mu. Homer N. loom-n. 10s I.
Main St. 0 .
Colutnbilrmllrlrl. ii. antiserum I. bow at.
Ulncinnnil—banV. K. Bench 'ffioftviow Av.
Mogmioreu-Mrl.Lco)1sn 5?: 3i.
Atwnter Statioann.‘M on e ucihnnpt.
3"""i‘fi‘ii‘ F' “filial! l fish is s
u" e- n. no. . .1...o..
L‘inyoinnnti—hmfi'iorn Mo. 1362 Ernst Sit
woman. “$8113.30: es. lintionni'hiiii-
tnry Home. . ,
Ulcveiundnh‘llll Hula Stoiaer. 6510 Flo“
Am. ..
Cincinnati-Mrs. E. I! . hinddooh. 2136 millet-I
ve. kin‘homn.
Bartlocvllle-Mrs. Woodhull firm-letter.
Joseph-Mrs. Alice limbo.
Pumi- lvnnin.
lii Ruhr-hire. W. E. color.
i {unen- .\lrs.linrrv Mil tlo. 233 Lobmsn 8t.
{Hashim J. P. Endlicb . F. ILNo. 7.
trunnion—Mum to em . n. r. o. I.
i‘hlln.~Mr_-. i.‘ . Bile. ‘.' a . . Garnet 8t.
murmur-hug. . filling, 301x. 80 no
runn.,u.unm.g.
Ringgim'iogm amguafi‘ » SI.
rt, MPH” u. ,, , . -,
lg“ Es; white. All unto: gran. 11.1. i). 2.
i studious-tun. Janey-L not 30qu
Ave. . Twines-co.
gig-Minnie "I‘ll. W d B.
1-. r... v . 99
Ever-mung". meiflillinrdfi.
Pecos—Mn. Ada Yo leeton.
Haunted—Mn. Bettie . chs.819 Clevelmd
. i. Vol-mom.
urwiiovllle-Hn. Ghlt‘ls‘gmy, B. I. D.
' 'n n.
\ It.
Hayfield-Mrs. hisymTWindlo.
' rgl II.
F. D. No I.
it. No. l.
, \Vl'dl ‘
Vienna-3i". Er'uuu Wile ton.
Menomin-
lfownchuniuutsvilul , he.
Milo-suitocullu. Elam . 83! Pint IL.
than“. .
at random from thousands who
have been benefited by Mrs. Pii‘iltbnm’s famous medicine, end no
reward Whatever is ' veil them for t
what they think
he nsoof their name's. Ask chem
Lydlu E. Pinkluun’s Vegetable Compound.
_..~.... g..." W.M._ww.
FhAT BUILDINGS DENOUNCED.
CHICAGO. Nov. 34.--'l‘hc lint build-
iugnbmne of a large proportion of the
population of Chicago—Jinn come un-
der the ban of the city health depart
nienl. it won denounced at the second
annual bouquet of the Cook County
Real Estnte lionrd last night by Ed
ward R. l’riicbord. secretary of the
Department of Health.
Mr. Merchant to have on ELECTRIC
SIGN for your store and show win-
dows. We make them. all sizes. and
they SELL Trill: GOODS! -
Try a small high for n starter—the
lncrvuse in your business will cause
you to order liu'gcr tines.
. The Reed 81 Volk' Eledtrical (10.
so wneHmo'row I'rnite‘r.
SOUTH NORWALK.
fat. ass. '
Fithres
Latedt Designs of
the Manufacturers
m“ . «a.
(IConcenlcd piping can be '
run in any house. Have an
up-to-date light by having
your tin-use piped for gas.
We will do it at cost.
w. memo—nu...
Connecticut
w.
rm
O
Norwalk Chronicler