Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 12, 1910 · page 6

 
 
 
 

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ill)! , other
stir. reruns

sea. rescue «cube recommends-

‘tldfi . of the .(lommittee‘ on‘ Churhc
N i tufts report to the “Archdeacon-
"fet multimeter,“ lh‘ “termini in
iterators» at. Jahn'sChnrch. , .
his eommitteeflloniposed of Rev.
lea Morris Addison, of Stamford;
. G. W. Davenport, of Danbury, and
av. Kenneth Maokenzis, of Westport.
. , a spoon or! "are méetlna‘hdid in
Mumford. d .ovoii‘nber is? 190835wlth
Rev. Obsflesghiorii's Addison.“its chair-

 
 

 

 
 

 

tliellnes of church unity madewby Bis-
hop -Brewator in his address at the

_ . doicesan convention. to this ad‘-
isses, the bishop, recommended that,

formal confel‘bnces he heldlthrougn-
. 0W dldohse.”$iiihi‘thh @ohzrbi‘tltibni
iii vinlli‘btlioi‘” Chilistian brethren. ”to
carry into effect a resolution of the
Lambeth {conference which was as
«f'oilowszqv‘lli'llstrthe members of the
An llcsn communion should take
' l 7 ‘s to study the doctrines and posi.
ion of those who are separated from

Mn If differont Christian bodies. for
. " tuba dtiidr,‘ dihcus'hlon and prayer.
lilifitfld be’ifrrqucntly held‘ln conven‘
' lent centers." ,

. .Whatythe IlahOp Said.
“As 1' italiltly‘lold those brethren at

iiiitilllties ruin hit. "

an. as erasure: a"'au¢‘gestiontaionir .

anyone: tools or .
the. fest ndi‘surest‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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cal Association had its meeting; A
paper prepared by Rev. Louis French.
offidorobrn. ‘wss raunchy. hey. if. 0.
Thompson. of Greenwich.“°lllnass pro»
'yeuilnfsrths presence of Mr. Frerrch.
Elaine interesting reminiscences of the
church of fifty years ago . were given
in this paper.~ At t p. in. the clergy-
man were entertained at luncheon by
the» ladies“ of . Shadohnfa Church. .

assessment-or 9”,," economy.

'U. (Census Bureau Bulletin (lives in-
teresting Comparisons for 1007.

The assessed valuation of property,
the basis of assessment. and the tax-
eslevls‘d in'ihd‘oltioa in the Uhited
States which. in 1001. had an esti-
mated population of over 30.000
each, are considered «in U. 8. Census
Bulletin .105, ‘prephred by Division
Chief ill. ll. Mating, under the super-
vision of Dr. Le Grand Powers. chief
statistician in charge of the official

bear a close relation to indebtedness.
and comparisons between the indebc
edness of different cities in the same
mate based on assessed vdluntlun are
often more accurate than those based
on population. Such a comparison

" ‘ wan ioilhm « ‘

ly before 2 o‘clock this afternoon and

down on the bar and called for. firewa-
tor.“ The‘bartender refused to take the
bill and a toners! brawl followed. As,
the result the two men Edward Stsbell
sndxlohu Bloomer were arrested by
Patrolman John Cody. They are now
telling tales ‘of the sea in cell 23 at
police headquarters
Wasn't a Bank.

The two men wobbicd down the
plank of their good ship about noon
and proceeded along Water street
diminishing their week's pay. They
finally entered the saloon of Devils
and one of them handed the bartendu
er a five doiitlr. bill for drinks; The
proprietor stepped up and told the
bartender to salt the men for small-
er chants as he was not conducting a
national bank. At these words a
brawl commenced and the two sall-
ors made things lively for several
minutes; Patrolman Cody heard their
son talk and wandered in to ascertain
the trouble. As the. result he placed
t-linlwll and Bloomer under arrest on

The report or the internal revenue
bureau of the treasury department for
the your 1909 shows that thr- totsl re-
colpts of the bill‘t'lt for the year was
8246.2l2.7i9.22. which is a decrease

one of them threw a live dollar not! ‘

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

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When shmvn positive and reliable proof that a certain

remedy had cured numerous cases of female illsI wouldn't

any sensible woman conclude that the some remedy would
also benefit her it suffering with the some trouble?

Here are two letters which prove the efficiency of Lydia
E. Pinkham’s VegetableCompound'. .. ' ‘

ntcnviue Olii0.--“ My mum was all can
own, stifferled from pains in no: on head and
limbs. and could walk but a short dis nee “is

‘ She crime very near having nervous

 
 
 
 
 
 

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mu l I. by-

- e ncio y ‘ She
.tma doctors but got little help. Since taint-ts
Lydia Id. f’lnkha‘in‘a Vegetable Compound.
.Blood Purifier and Liver Pills she has In-

, proved so much that she feels and looks like
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blasted nervous PWMDII. I run was akin the sixth boo-
tleof Lydia It}. Pinkbam’s Vegetable compound grid ii
may impound. My friends who call to see me have noticed
a great change.” ~Mre. A. H. Sunburn. helium. Vermont.

We will pay a handsome reward to any person who will
prove to us that these letters are not genuine and truthful

ml myself

bud button to “cough s marl. '

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‘ “"Herrene’f Femfnlnet'barb Described v
‘ by an‘indldniist Victim. “ .y

as

Mrs. J. Gardihar Merritt. tho soulp
tor. is very fond of illustrating ‘tho
need of and reform for-women by.
the followina experience: "

“I heard it young man, a rath‘erllssy

"The girl. tossing
snorting answered: ,

"‘You’d like to be a woman! 01:.
yes! Just try it for a day! Fasten a
blanket and cou’nterpnne 'rouhii ypu‘t'__
logs; buckle a strap 'round ”your
waist so tight you can't draw a full
breath or not a hearty meal; have
your hair all loose and fluffy. so that
it keeps tickling your cars and zeta
ting into your eyes; wear high-heeled
shoes and gloves a also too small for
you; cover your face with a veil full
of spots, that make you squint; fix n
huge hat on with pins, so that eve ,
limo the wind blows it pulls your until"
am by the roots; and than. without
any pockets. and with a three-inch
spunrc of luce‘ to blow your nose with.
no for a walk and enjoy yourself. «You
would :like "2' "~+Jtldge.

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AN EXTENSION.

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1” meat pointnltm on (thumb . W. saltswahderedyinto "1‘ “49°" of. ? ngznytilfit‘liee gigolo airmail; boo: .
' _ lupin" ‘ "DWl mfiel.‘ m 5088]”! Willis, “5 W‘Wl' "106‘ “1011‘ bom up Woman. ‘ . .

 

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ucli of the blironlc lameness
‘ iii horses is due to neglect.
See that your horse is not al.
lowed to go lame. Keep Sloan‘s
Linlmcnt on linnd'aud apply at.
‘the first sign of stiffness. it's
wonderfull penetrating ~ goes
Irfjght to tie mint—“relieves the
soreness“ liml‘iers up the joints
and makes the muscles elastic .
and pliant.

Here's the Proof.”

lfr. G. 'I‘. Roberts oi Reason. (3a.,
RED. No. I. Box 43, writeaz— ‘i‘ l have
need your Liniment on a horse for swec~
my and affected a thorough cure. 1 al-
so flfnmful at spuvln one mule. This
apavin was as large as a guinea cg . in
my estimation the best remedy forlame—
use and soreness in

, 7. IQM’S .
- imment

Mr. H. H.8ibhe.of Lawrence. Kane,
RED. No. 3, wtites:»—-“ Your Lini-
lsent is the best that l have ever used.
”fed a “sandman abscess on her neck

undone 50:. bottle of Sloan's Liniment
entirely cured her. i keep it around all

 

 

t0 promotes cordial mutual on. statistics of cities. "w Char“ 0" drunkeneas “d breach ’ m"”" ' lmaburtr VermonSlfme'fgfiltighdgrhh 3"}: ‘0' 3'“ guml’tuzllipn

_ him my... aim...” "mam... ' This bulletin states that the asses... 0' “it? 095““ ‘ afew words in praise bf your medicine. Wholly! bonny ’ 5'03“" “mm“
«W m :the conference suggeats that ed valuation of property in a city ”‘"‘"““"“‘"" "‘ It I Mall been very flick with kidney and biaddeetro’n- Will kl“ 3 593M“.
\ ste meetings of ministers and lay WT‘RNAL REVENUE RECEIPTO. I

curb or splint, re-
duce wind puffs and
swollen joints, and
is a sure and speedy
remedy for fistula,
‘svreencyp founder

 

and thrush.

between cities of different status is “‘0'" ll"? preceding MM 0' MJM.380.~ Of that either 0‘ the“: . . ‘ ' --

,. . . _ —- ., women note and n l r w. '

"rtiiavprihste conference referred to." not practicable, however. owing in ’2’ Th“ “‘"elllll‘ "W“ "W “WWW" tl'l ' m5 ' ’1. l ll . l 1- 3|) 1 for PriceBOc. and 31-00
, M - _ _ ‘ mm ,x H. W“ m h, u I l , ctr timonia a. or list i 0 letters are published wrt out aims a... .-
flid Bishop Brewstei. in his address large measure to n diffeioiice in ‘ 0 0'“ ~ 0 -" c “’0 ll l'i - ‘ - ‘- ll . . . Mufti-inane
to the convention, "we could not, and methods and bases of assessment ”ml" in“ W“? “7 “Md“ island. t e” permission, Oct at the QTIKHW letter from will] did 3.1%.??li "u
would trot“ even s’oeni"io move this in many cities it is the practice to “HWUW‘G '0 "MUM-99. I "WM“ "Qt come to “3 5““le “"SOllC’tha ‘ .ur. Trustgmft- Then“ we uhnl't 9,. m1 5. 310“.
obnrch‘from her plttcr- among the un- assess pl‘uporly at a fractional purl of ”29,417.10. no warren-d with What more proof can any one ask? ' ham to pass any dlvldt‘nds this 5‘9". . mm, 0J4.

, clent histOric churches. and our dc- of its value instead of its true value ”’08- 0! ”ll“ amount "NMM-M , i , MW “"7 “0" did W" “mm“ it? w
sire. for unity must look is those “I, and it is believed that m.- lrur value we! mllrrlt‘d in Connecticut. and "’m’w' Lydia E" ’ ‘“kh“m'vmm"° “m“ "”“l "W“ "m“ "‘9 m“ "

recllous also. None the lens may We.

of property that may be deduced

$696,415.14 was collected in Rhode

Cons ndlsnabiico the standard round I
do“ No a ( y or

leislui‘e to so fit to institute an in-

 

 

 

, a on. tel; woman does Justice to .. I V
ahthhout compromise of principle. from such fractional values is not island. ‘7 . “3“." W” m" ”of“? m” (”“9“ "mum-7"" "““Kau‘m' u: INIERESI I" ”0“"
“V0 words or sympathy and hfindl 0i comparable with value. obtained. in ”WI” COIll'CllOllll‘ head ")0 “It for “mud“:l‘vo ”Iota“ “l “I? h A Warning. l l '
hBlD‘E'W “18h fidlnml“! and brethren other clue“ when; [he has“ of “33mm. Connecticut. Will! A total 3 l' ' ' H ‘

who have n yearning after geiuiine n‘nd

ment is mo per cent.

of ".281.-
985.74. whilc other liquors come sec-i

‘i re. Pinkham invites all sick women

 

An editor who had died of starvm

 

.. v ‘1 is considered

' 00 “to her for advice. She has tion was being escorted to ht'nltm by The “hm l“? COM

visible unity. The values of personal property and with a total of spirits“. ’l‘ni awn-Mm. m health [m "f char-ire. so “am who had been “(ant for that very smart for evening wear in the
‘7.“ is, i am convinced. brethren, an “m. from m“ than one-sixth of , tobacco tax amounted to $210,797.14, Mantle Mn. mums), Lynn. nu“, “May I look into the other

there ‘ sentimtiital' and temporary
ntakebelieve t at eve ought to be seek-

 
 

per cent. ofrthe value of real proper

nearly all of which was for the menu
future of cigars.

 

 

 

purpose.

place before i ascend into eternal

larger cities.

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. . - .5......,........c.........,..._... ... WM“... - . ...._.,.. T" km the editor. ”CG!“ h n . “ups llllil if a gluglp
t) in Omaha. These differences urn TM" .8" 430 fl w-...-...-... -ww--.s . 4—...“ 4"" Mili'lllfm l8 . One out or y a

lit. Mic“ “8 II (inbuilt!!! 0' Willi”. due partly to dinerentlbascs of rain. nor manufacturers in the slow. anti CUT ”:79" u,"”“‘" I WAT'R'WW "A" GETS 'T' “m”- 3” maydntmki be“): 3‘2“ method of improving the complexion

which has r er brought any two do ution and partly m differences in the the total Willi" is 75.7.3.5" elm. . .4... :rlgxlflhfglé 3:22. lost '23“ if (h: had to be selected a better one could

nomination that practice it into one. There were 1.521.280 pounds of tobac ll ' - '

 

nonunion mutiny would oniymdsv
filavhsuchws movement as now seems
[not beyond the" bounds of possibility.
if is'ltlie' real thing that we ought to

endeavor. to attain. To that end it in

classes of personal property subject
to city “anion.

Nearly two-thirds of the not debt
of the 158 cities is charged against
the ill cities of over 800.000 popula-
tion. and the same cities showed an»

 

on used in the melting of these c|~
cars. The oleomarsarlne tat amount~
ed to 331.6M10. and the sum of 53..
629.26 was collected in penalties.

 

FREIGHT RATIO.

.0 mm“... . H. A. Hoadley.
WASHINGTON. .lan. ic.~s'nriinra-‘
item for thrilniicd Stan-ii and inau-

lar possession» for the your fill! will:

cost 05,017.20“. over two and n half! a number of other soloists of Connec-

‘ilt‘tlt are disappointed because

estimates a: liquidation is summon Coveted Auto Number 10.000. 0m to

! editor and want around Hades to

The much-desired 10.000 auto rests. haul him up. He found him by a bi:
try number goes to Henry A. Hostile}:1 furnace fanning himself. and min:
of i'li W'illiow street, Waterbury. and‘ “M" rapture at a M 0' people l“ u“

firo. There was a sin: on the furnace
which road: "Delinquent Spbscrib-

not be, followed than that of chewing
the fond until lt’icouid bc'swsllowed
unconsciously or until it was like a
liquid in its consistency. We do not
appreciate the influence of perfect die
section upon the complexion.

 

1‘9“" ‘0 "mm“ 0" minimize ("WWWproximately the same proportion of
GM”. , Facing ”‘9'“ frankly. n '3 l’m‘ lilic nsucssod valuation of property.

tor to seek matters 'of agreement on: Thu largest per vaults m" do". 1“
starting points of “mm 9““““"°"lcredlted to New York city. but Boat
"3“" ovarcoming ""3 “WWW" "liton had the largest per capita assess

je-ihtsér'iinity. To that “M W“ "‘“~"lod valuation of property, although it
“(all mite pains to study the doctrines?

t i .. . .. . ..
millions loss than for into, if lbw . . ‘hey ore. loo (0 on. said the editor. l ~
House “on" the recommendations mg worn not nufllticutly lucky to than the! m“ not coming. “This is heaven The new grape mm", m very hand-
inc appropriation committee. submit Z""“"’""— “W "l“ ““"d‘in 9"" F” ““0““ l" “‘9'" some hung over s pink silk lining-

. d p d r Tll‘ itt , ‘ the do 91hr peat month there hutc been snum- ________
e 0 “'1'“ ‘ comm M m V A novel effect is produced by our-

. » .bor of applications for the number.
32:12:: criminals for the condos leer. but it would not hc promised m any 0p hroiderlng a necklace of gold on the
i . .0 l. .

 

ll Nun officially stated by the NM
liavcn road this week \that this com-
pany is not contemplating a general
increase in freight rules. The state
moot was issued in denial of a press

 

 

Stepped at the Tenth.
While a prominent Philadelphia

lid-appreciate the position of those.
Who’sre separated from us. in particu-
; in ii? deplore the perhaps honest but
‘ {certainly qulto unwarranted mlsron~
joobtiona or Dr. Newman Sniyth's pro.
M'whicfi Were expressed lust sum.
ilflb‘f‘,’lh certain contributions to tho
’rs‘liafouspms. The and ought to b..-
“I. llulnmeni of unity without any
react-flies of principle; while there may
J). requisite and necessary. on our
gnart sliders the part of those brethren,
; ll ”orifice of projudlcen Wlllt'h have
.sofn’eilmes been mistaken for princi-
‘ Iboreport of the Falrdeld County
'Af'bhdoaoonry's committoe suggested
tbafwrepfiiu be made from time to
“undo the Archdoiieoury renaming:
-*-3‘.‘11)The intercourse of our own-
; “upon with others lli‘Fiiil‘t‘fllil County.
shell as the formation and Working of
ministerial asiocistlons in curtain in-
,ealities.ieinbracin; ministers of all de-
._ Winds. such as we know already
”is! in Bridgeport. Woaiporl and
.m'niford.
f MO) 'letardlnu such affiliations in
“firework Manna ministers and
km, ‘for the furtherance of tampon
Moreno charity. social service. ff
' ’ education or good government.
1‘i“f8)iitoxardlnq any union services
vmay hove been hold. us on
sclrinl Day or the Fourth of
,. ‘13:.“ for any special object for in:
' inflict the community.
"ll _ , intend “air more in accord
' anterior of the imuilieth l‘miOlti
i‘M-zpwpose that to permanent
e on Church Unity he an.
.to srrsnsmfor special insult
'i- our brethren of other
. within. the county for the
‘of common study of our dlilla
and our differences. and _ our
tinfoi- prayer in our saviour‘s
that. yrs-may all he onetwlth
report was discussed. but doll;
on its? it was deferred until
steed“ or the Arehdaacoury.
middleman. of Felrtieid. ins
, presided iit thc’iiiseting.
N modifiers of the Archdeacon!
' Will.

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had the third largest per capiia nsi
debt. The nusottrimeni in both cities
was reported to in» on a too our cont

'lmsis. but the bulletin status that it iii

doubtful if a close comparison of debt
assessed valuation is justified Ahotlr
er'clty with a comparatively high per
capiln net indebtedness was Newton.

linden. but the lame per capita assess

ed valuation of properly for this city
181,771.2iisunesis that thorium. wher
compared with the city’s wealth, is uni
excessively great.

The taxcs levied iii the different
cities exhibited more uniformity than
old the amounts representing assessed
valuation. but there were notable cs-
ccpilons,‘il0slon. its combined with
tit. lauds. levied nearly double the
amount of the latter and larger city.
while ilsltlniorc levied a smaller tux
than l’lttiiburit. which is it smaller
city. in comparing tax levies, the
bulletin says it must be remembered
that some cities levy special assess
ments against shutting property to
meet the coat of street pavements and
other improvements, while other
cities meet the full cost of all im-
provumeutn from fliifli‘fll property
intros. =

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OHlO iNVINTOI IHOT DEAD.

AKRON. 0.. Jan. ‘i2.--.lohii Adams.
in years old. so widow of the Oliver
bands Company. was shot and instant.
l7 killed, last night. at Warwick. n vil-
lass south of this town, in s nusrroi
with Burt Percy.” a foreman of the
same concord. 'l‘hu quarrel is said to
have arisen over the merits of a mat
shine invented hy‘ndams and for a
time used under Patty's direction but
inter discarded. Police rescued Patty
from unansry inch which gathered.
and brought him to Jail here. Adams
leaves a widow and three children.

Wimw“

..
. riiamsisu oils or mmmsa.’

capabilities. iI.-~W. s. (llli'k.
the trslnman who was run overhy a

train at Hewleyviilo. yesterday. and "

Whose is. was amputated at the bats
bury Hospital. died last night from the
elects of his injuries. The deceased
Was about forty years old and his
home use in East Hartford.

 

tumors the Pearson uteri.

 

dispatch which said that the New lift
ten and ()lhl'r railroads were planning
to boost freight tariffs in order to
moot the probable increase in waited
to oiiiploycu, "i‘hul some of the rail
made are planning such a move has
been reported on the best authority.
but that the advance will be general
is questioned. it is atniod that it
will not apply to all classes of freight.
but will relau- ony to curtain coin
modifies on which present tariffs are
vonsldorcd as too lolv.
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TH! TILLII GHANOEO HANDl.

The January numhcr of "The Teller“
has just been issued under now until
accident. and wlll hereafter be publish
on monthly from .\‘o. 37 “'lill Strum
by the 'i‘ollor Publishing (‘oiiipiiny
l'i‘hlii handy little role-ruucu book
which contains iiirloilnti- railroad tlmc
tables, steamship sailings, locations of
all private and public buildings in New
York City. hotels. clubs. theatres.
banks. and much other useful informs
lion, has been made more ri-ploio than
over.

illili iiiiiiiiiii

Druoglst F. H. taster Offers to Pay
fer .amllae if it Does Mt Make
This Mania Fat.

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Samoan. the mmarkahlo flesh hirin-
lns food should be used by all who are
onto. trunk and thin. i‘l initiates with
the train and aids assimilation. so that
when billion for a short time. Naturc
will soon assert her normal powers.
and the food» that is salon will givc
at h and pond lisatl.

We Ill yourself before you none
means the use of Bamboo. and would
notice a stead:t gain. denials Is it
scientific assuming fluid that ran
tom the thin and scrutiny mun:
hm weight. and sun the west: sud
debilitated with vigor and vitality.

loch remarkable results haveéfbl‘
lows the uncut Imam that pianist
sf dossier is willing to y‘for the

sue the d‘

treatment if it doesrnot
sired reunite. its makba this offer

generally and wants all who are this;
weak ind out of health toast afoot

 

Thu inrxcsl aluulo item in the nppm
prislloii lit for tho son must infliction
of the Philippine islands, whorc ii iii;
recommended that $800,000 be expend '
cd during: “in 1‘0!"an year For light ;
and power plants in the Philippines“
345.000 is m-oiiimcudm for search-i
lights for lililrtll‘lnill harbors in the is»;
lauds 0139.000, with some thousands of
dollars for scattering items inrlndliiit
07,000 for the reclamation of land for
fortification purposes.

The total for fortifications in tho
Phlllipiucu uni] llilVi‘iill is ”domino,
The sum of half a million is rccmn
mended for sun rousl guns and car
rinses. and ti-st of loud turrets. with
Riiil. Two hundred thousand dollars is
rm-oiuiiiciidud for the construction of
fin- control stations and nomasoriuu.

The total urniaiuunl and forlillra
tlonu for tlcfi-nsc III the llullcd Hiatus,
is 31370.00» the principal lion: in]
which in mm of 3000.000 for mountainl
alone hold and cannon and equipment.
An appropriation for 8440.th la H‘Ciliil'
nidudcd for uiiiniiinitinu and subunit»
lire guns for non coast artillery prac-
tice which is practically ihiI asmc
amount appropriated for the present
your.

The illllil uf 3300.000 lillll‘lll'fl for
aonrohila'liiit fur imimriant hurlioru and
“00.000 for the construction of llro
control stations. mum lindcre. etc.
The optimum of ”70.000 to ho uaod for
the alteration and maintenance of sun
coast artillery. is allowed in the hill.

’l‘liutirlnclpiij cuts from tho llllll up
pmprliithm arc in ammunition for sun
fenestration. m‘ coast batteries in the
Philippines, migration and mainten-
ance of sea coilst artillery. submarine
mines and alloy, tor fortifications and
tea coast defences in. the United
mates.

 

nah—Wm“

LONG AN DIMALLWDOD MATOW
. an.
.i ,.
rvr'rsnunn. l’it. Jan. is.~-'l‘tini

championship title. have been instru-
oil. it was unounocd today, to race tlic
twelve nilioir ulstsiicoiiure in tho EX!

 

 

0! MW? “of“ Mm on “IWW

'lioaltiou flint; on Jan. 30.

. for it license. and as the 9,999 mark-

i those who utlrniptud to use influence; 35’9“?“ was. 1: Similar?“ 2:1“:
. to not it. it must no to the man whose" “m“ 0 "N v e o “I '

application was nutrition-d iu_utl0 in on!
our that it inlitht be fair to all con-
i‘vl‘lit‘tl.

M r ”(lililll‘y aunt in his application

or iiiui inst been given out. he was
given tho first marker with live nuni»
born on it, Mr. litmdlay will have the
use of the marker but for a short
time. for he will then have to return
it to the stale and revolve another now
one with red background and whito
numbers. but he will still rt‘ain tiltl
iiiuiibur.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Mahaokemowli. (‘. Schuonlunhor.
Now York; Mia» ll, (lllbcrt, city; it.
l-‘. lluuedlct. tier. .1. ll. llrowii. l‘. Mll-
lur. lirlditcisu‘l; W. Chichestur. New
York; William hi. Knapp. Stamford;
l.. it. liurlbuil. \l-‘ilton; tlourao 1..
Rockwell. ltidxei’lold: ii. hippniaii.
llmoltlyn; W. Penman. Hartford: lflll‘
is A. (lill. Now York; 1", iloodchlld. A.
hole. city: M. .l. Jordan, 8. (ireenateln.
llridiieport; W. 0. Mason. Albany: .i.
McAlce. liudnuu. N. Y.; ii. W. illust-
uitin. New York. (living Bhonr, New
New York: .1. A. Huston. ltllddiotowii.
.v.‘ v.; n. Slate-ix. New York.

 

 

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NO PLOT TO KlLL KING MANUIL.

i.l8n€l.\’. .liiu. ifs-«Tho government
today denied that a conspiracy against '
tho lilo of King Msuuol had been dis-
t‘tWt‘l‘dd. ’

’l‘hi- auuounccuwni that such it cou-
ililll‘ftt'y had been uncof’bmi was made
by the tuition yflllwl‘dtiy.

 

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IATTLI AT MOVAFA.
SAN JUAN Mill. stilt. Nicaragua.
.laii. i2.-ltumurs machod here today

‘ of a battle at Achy-pit m which the

mavernmenthorcc‘s mire detected hr
the Insurseufri.‘ No details of the tight.
in; are obtainable. ' '

, thing. the fleetdootuu tuition. and Per» .. " m V are ”9;“ u
by ambitious. the Welshman. ownriwm‘ an al: tmgfiazlfm“ ,
holds the world's middle distance. "missions. l", I . i

‘i’flniiilior- florbiuilnsarnnismi cataract l

spirituous no liavofottiitl h. or trunnion l
‘ j lly oeuvre morniuond t. torcolde. l
was is lush vomwme l

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il'illiilil have unknowingly crept into

gram from his wife; "Come home as
soon as you can. i am dying." Of
course the salesman rushed home. but
in bi- nreetcd at the frant door by his
wife with a face radiant with Joy.
“way. i thought you were dying." he
said.

She shook her head in reply.

"Well. why did you send me such it
telegram, than?"

"it. was that one! old operator."
she said. "i wanted to say: ‘(‘omo
hoinc as soon as you can. i am dying
to sue you.’ but he would only lot too
send tun words for a quarter."

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Like Title.

An cditor relates the following:
“When first he came to see her. he
showed a timid heart: and even when
thr- iight‘was low they sat this
far apart, but as thclr lorr- grew
warmer. they learned its joys and
bliss and set so cloaellhethia."

Ari Ordeal.

"l'iu a good deal worried shout’thia
siiflmgctie meeting." said the pollen-
man.

"Are you npprehousive of disorderl'

“Not at all. not it's ’a tcrrlbis
lhinii to have to stand around an!
listen to all those speeches."

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As Far as He Would do.
th latter the fifth-«You will ed~
mil you were wroiis? »
ilr ia‘younx lawns-l.- No: but i'll
admit that an unintentional error

my neertion.~t‘ihrlltian

Endeavor
World. ‘

 

 

”Almost a Walkwar.

"Tell the. "is there anything tn
earth that new yacht of yours can‘t
urorlultn and pass?" «

"i should say there is.”

"V'liat'it' that?”

"its running expenses."

' - ' Madhuhu’uuiinéww

Just a Little Later.

“Pretty smartboy of yours. fleas-
"n‘l‘ll ‘ , ‘

"‘i‘op its linens everything. Cradle
aicd in June. Pretty soon he'll knew
more!” ‘ l

‘ mum

r _ Intrusion Alena.

"i hear De Vere is. making money
on his aprins booms.”

“Von. bruins advertisements for

 

yoke of sheer net. .

 

There are a good many girli still
wearing their frocks cut with the
raised waistline because they found it
Lemming. and we have to admire them
for holding to as becoming fashion.

 

There‘s a very good suggestion to
girls in the New York Times about
answering their invitations promptly.
if a girl would devote one hour each
morning rlghl after breakfast to her
nail she would save herself and the
various hostesses from whom she has
itcclvcd invitations a lot of worry and
anxiety.

 

Einhroidui- the initials of your friend
on the curd table cover with which
you are going to surprisc hcr on llt'r
birthday. ' "

. M '

Rose .Witii prtmouncod the favorite
Mfume early in the season, but it
s not untllaery lately that the sales
“rare reached any considerable pro-
portion, Now the demand is yery
marked. -. .
M
Theer is s (also notion that an ex-
psnaive-soap is necessarily a good one
for the hands. This is very often not
the case. if you want a soap that will
help to keep your hands soft and white.
you will have to experiment tho same
as you do with creams until you find
the one that agrees. with yourflonli.
and you will do well to try lolliily of
the cheap ones. A noted physician and
it specialist once recommended avbvory
ordinary isnndryotoapjpi‘ a patient
vim had trouble with pimples owlior
face. r *

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CANNON XP‘IpTIL ILIGTION

AGAIN.
WASlilNM‘GN- Jan; lawlpdsker
cannon‘wlian mutability a moon
that no v‘r’ouid hot ”it"ssndldsia for
the speakershipof the next Gangrene
declared yesterday that he would quit
public’lifs when his constituents fully
ed to elect film, and counters. and
that he had not the slightest lntentloii
of retiring from. the speakership. lie
salons would nssooiuoou if he wore
to than public life treasure of take

 

mattress factors. .

 

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