Get YourDrug Want:
in». in '
Bridge Pharmacy
_ Pretnpt and efficient lervice at
all times.
Personal attention given to «it
. prescription Work.
Chairs ror‘our trolley patrons.
Come in and wait tor your car.
humor: PHARMACY
J.» PARK‘Eittyhi‘enlaer.
her or the. Dory figcini Club at lust’
night‘s meeting.
The 14. S. Club-will hold a meeting
tomorrow evenin vvith hire. H. Mead.
at her home in tth street.
‘ ~fl-_yfi.~._.¢
The Woman's Auxiliary of Christ
Church pariuh will meet Thursday tif-
ternoon with Mrs. F. M. Wheeler, Cot-
tage street. _,
"Rube" Tanner. who is employed at
the Norwnlk iron Works. was obliged
to leave his work this morning on at:-
count of illness and return to his home
in East Not-walk.
Mitts Martha (lroosehner, who is a
student in the Uonneetlt-ut Training
tie-hoot for nurses at New Haven, hue
been visiting her parents, Mr. and lilrii.
Ernest (lroesehner. oi Van Znndt
street.
None. but men attended the meeting
at the Methodist Church last night.
but it was it meeting of unusual inter-
est ttntl power. The meetings will be.
continued Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday nights.
Edward R. Buck the Dunbury sports-
man, who is a member and officer oi
the East Norwullt Yacht Club. and
whose motor yacht in the queen of the.
local club's ileot. ill at present at
Palm Bench. Florida.
The. qunrintiue for neurietluu has
been raised from the residence oi Au-
gust Billonutein in First street. The
houite wns plat-ed under qunrintine on
account or the illness of Mr. and hire.
Billenutein‘a daughter (innate.
The next meeting of the East Nor-
wnlk district committee will be held
on Tuesday evdhlng‘bt next week at
the motor generatormouse in Seevlew
avenue. The people of the dietriet ure
invited to attend the meetings and
talk mutters over.
-—-_
t‘outrat‘tor H. V. Curr intends to
start work no noon on the weather per»
mile, on it new healdent‘o in Hillside
plut'e, South Norwuik. for Mrs. indln
ill. Pinithuni. The. wenther has been
such for some time its to prevent the
starting of the eeiiur.
The highways were initee of slush
yentertiuy afternoon and walking wns
anything but u pleat-mm occupation ov-
or u iurge section of this port of the
town. The worst eidowuilts were those.
that hnd not been cleared of the snow.
'i‘hlo snow yesterday become slush sev-
eral inches deep.
t‘heuter lngeruoll. right hund man
for Ryder nuti ilowurti the. Worthing-
ton street bridge. butchers. in mid .up
by illnt‘nu. Cheater ntientied u turkey
supper Monday night imt yesterday
morning he appeared to he ull right
tintl the supper in not blunted for his
present intliepoeitlon.
it one ututed this morning ihnt the
roundup of Willium Reed. the colored
uynter opener who nus found tieuti in
his room on the Worthington street
ill‘itiflt‘. will be buried In thin town.
iii‘t‘ti name lit-rt: froth Vlrniitiu n tow
mouths unto nntl had been in ill health
mueh of the time during his stay
north.
. ,_ much larger attend
_ ‘ at the special meet‘
‘liiil at the min outta Mission on the
Washinmn arty-«t bridge run them
five: a road that! number oifhanti. All
church nervloel whit verioun meeting»
3 o'clock the rnih’wna tailing in very
‘ oortaitleruhio‘ quantifier.
A morning that even hen the faintest
earmarks otspring will cause boat out
ihuaiimn to spring to lite. Such was
the case this morning, when the sun
rone and began to play havoc with the
ice and snow thnthad been left by the
warm ruin. “Like a March morning."
someone said and March means that
it will soon be time to get pleasure
boats ready for use.
Several of the members of the new-
ly formed section of the State Naval
Militia. which is to be quartered at the
armory are from this part at the town.
This brunch oi the service naturally
appeals to young men who live near
the water and it is expected that the
members or the section will have a
great deal of pleasure out of steam
cuter trips and maneuvers next uumv
mer.
Engineer George Sprague. or the
Crescent Imundry. seems to be having
it hard attack of the grip. Saturday
and Sunday he was able to be up and
around but Monday he suffered it re-
lapse and has been laid up since. Pro-
prietor George it. Van Alyutyue and
(iiityf, William now. of the identifica-
tion department, are sharing the horn
ore of chief engineer in tho mourn
(title. ‘
Monday wus the annual visiting tiny
iii the Fleet Norwnlit schools, and
many of the teachers iooit advantage
of the opportunity or going out or
town to watch the various meihotin
employed in itchoolu other than their
own. There in grant prurileul value
in the stiggehtlona whleh they receive
iron: worn outtiltle the limits of their
own town. and often they return to in»
mrpornto in their own rtehool work
some of three ideas. Some of the.
teachers visited New York. ilnnbury.
Bridgeport. New Huven. while u iew
remained in town.
Wit
William Fi‘iil’ittl'. of littrtitu-«i. in the
guest of his broiher-in-lnw living
Clark. Pennoyer street.
A local young lady had it few of her
friends roll the other night, nod. hit
one form or mnusenwut. idle decided to
treat her oonipnnionn with some
homemade molnsaes t‘nndy. ily the
way it. is understood she in very pro
iloiont in this art. Having eooked the
candy to the proper t‘onaistoney it was
poured into n buttered tin. und plucod
outside that it might hut-don tpxirltly.
When she. went to get. it. it watt not
there. and uhe immetliuiely nreunetl
more of her guests of pinylnu u joke
on her; but they nil professed their in-
uornuee. A clone investigation re~
voided many dog-trunks. The tin Wail
found in the street with what was
lull o! the randy. it who in thin spot
the ermine hfld freed hilt teeth of the
ntielty mixture. .
“
liiiiiiii Alli iiiiiiiliilil
Andrew ’l‘nylor and R. L. Gillette, of
llnrlen. were visitors in New Yorlt city
yesterday.
(‘onirurior John Tyler, ot Norotou
lioiizhto. had it email foree of en in-
utnlling ulnte bluelthonrdo it the
Holmes urbonl Mouduy.
Mrs. .iutleon, who hint been o well-
ltnowu resident of ltnyiuoutl street.
pour the Five Mile River stream, Willi
taken to North Sinn‘lfortl yesterday.
. itutl it is exported that ithe will make
her pernmnt‘nt reuitlt‘nt‘e there.
~~—~}’til'ii‘l’llt\ilflt‘ ntonit. 250; nirloill.
lite to 220; round nit-nit, lite and 200;
uhoultier ttieult. lZe; eroeit rib. tile. at
the old utuud. Autttin‘u liioelt, Main kit.
w.
The first rehearsal of the Crucifixion
At the regular meeting of the Dory
Social (llub. inst night. it was voted
to hire Randall's lleii. East Not-walk.
tor the mouth of February‘and to hold
weekly dances. After the meeting iiiti
ill Quartet entertained the mtunbmw
with their line. singing. ilon lilabruw
watt very good in hie own song would
and music.
The first of the roviiiui meetinitn oi
liiltt week‘s hermit at tho tutti Avenue
Motliodiiit Church lnet night was: not.
W‘i'i' largely attended. though those.
who braved the storm Worn euthuuilur
”(7. The puntor. itov. W. W. (liiiioii.
delivered an address untl will speak
iiititill this evening, when it ill bound
the nimroh will be illiotl. ~
The ruin yesterday pinyoti linvoo
with the hate in the harbor and this
morning there. Woman openz‘hodmoi'
water for ill for up nil huntl . wot
yards ubuve the Country Olu ., kn
What Ice that it! loit in well udttoned.‘
'i‘hut morning ‘thti steamer Mutton
menu the trip mttfoen- Not-walk unit
Booth Not-walk Without my trouble. 1
0
., i t
The Mayflower boys are “MOM?
any bunting about the likeii ‘ to
their winning in" the forthcomitirliiii.
otihio tournament with the Oid>"iWoll
pioyemmi South Norwaikrwiiioh bio--
glue» Tuesday ni hthere. butthoy Witt
be right on the oh. the inert player-ii
- will be the heat the company min not
maggot and some-10ml sport it etc
poo . .. ~
t
not for
the utortli‘tiihi’e would probe
', , rx ,
chorus won held that night til the tier-
ien Mothotiiiit. Chtireh under the lead-
orehip of William (3. Perry. The re-
homolu .will be held once each week
and everybody who in desirous of par-
tloipntlnu. in invited to do so. it was
tlt‘tlvitlt’il to live the work lit the Con-
gregntlonei Church on- notvount oi the
ornuu nccotnmotlntionl.
A than who oatuo to Din-hm» Monday
with iliii futility to inlto charge of hire.
i-iione'a pineo ut Tokennltu. iiud.nlnntit
unfortunate iniiinl experience iii the
town. While on hi» way over there.
hour the linrion tower, he lilipputl on,
the‘ieo and broke one oi his learn. in.
George H. Norton was summoned to
uti‘end unit it sleigh wan prueurmi from
Andrew 'l‘tiylor‘tt livery outnblluiimoui
to thin: him to Tokoneito.
A very roughdtmltinn irmup. nppmu
Ni“)! middlemen. woe unen' early
Monday niorulntr. mourning from not
old burn on tho Dnrlou road. His face
had Jim-brunt a two week: growth of»
beer and hill clothes were bndiys
worn. lilo earthly belongings were
ceretoliy wrapped in u large red ban.
‘ dune hentikerchinf. one it cannot the
New York Evening World wu lean
protruding from one of his overcoat
pooitett. ‘ ‘ '
. W ‘ .
"rho Inoiv diupneored'very rapidly
yeotertloy. under the pressure of the
worm ruin. Molar. which the tiny pro;
viper-Were eoveroii deeply by tho
moutlovoi‘wbito. were ours to a huge
extent. by afternoon. and condition; on
tug, hi ,oywln. muny,__tihues were he
tiered ‘ 0 {in retention travel. me
i
‘i
were tntertered with by the storm. At
there
: none. In an henna. therewith ion
in route '53... 9 mom
incline oi
nluoh. ‘ "
‘ V. W ’
Dr. Nomi heel-«union his practice
alter a seize oi grip. .
W
Misti Lonnie Cole. who line been iii a
long time, in improvingrfi .. 5
Mrs. w. F. ii. Prentonrhu returned
from u visit to New York.
”ma-uwi
Mrs. James Bturgou hi entertaining
her grandson fruobert Bturgos.
County Commiuloner kimono Penna
has been in town the put week.
’Sutnuel‘li‘nncher has purchased all
the stock of the” Charles Milla farm.
Mr. and litre. George Green have
been gueste of friends in New York
city. :
m”...— W.
Mr. and Mrs. increase Parnell are
entertaining relatives from anrytown.
N. Y.
Min» Mnry Olmstead, who has been
visiting in ilnnbury. has returned
home.
Over slot) have been ruined toward
the new carpet for the Congrogntional
church.
iiurry Parnell hen returned from
’l‘nrrytowu and has secured a position
in Bridgeport. '
lillmet- Lewis and friend were. gueute
last week or Mrs. Charles Bertow in
Port Chester.
Charles bail and Walter Rico have
been appointed auditort by Aeneiuck
lodge, K. of l'. ’
.iohn Barlow or Green Highway in
recovering from his recent severe at
luck of illness.
Mitts lreue. Perry. who hon been i‘lniv
tint; her sister in Sliveriuine. itllli
returned homo.
Arthur Sultry, of Greenwich npent
Sunday in town with his inmily on
Riverside nvt‘illlt‘.
'l‘tietou limwn has renumed iliii tiu-
lien iii. the llt'tttiloy are factory hilt-r it
two u-nelt'n iiineuu.
Mm. ll. ii. Whlilock has been enter.“
mining hor daughter, hire, Chiohoster
Lloyd of New York oily.
We... now
.“l‘fl. .lnines Burnett of Snuguiut-k.
nntl tinnghter lilies Gertrude. huvt-
been guests of Molt Barnes in Slum
lord.
Mr. and Mrs. irvinx Bradley will
rinse their home at (Iompo and iiponti
the rtunulntler oi the winter with Mrs.
Line Fnirt'hllti.
The teacher» oi the Conventional
church held I business and portal
meeting with their poetor oi the our
uonnlte. Monday evening.
~. .. ”0...”...
The board of trout-neon hove
pleted mulling out the that lists.
grand llitt for 1909. ii: “3233.683,
increase of 383.292 over 1908.
emu
Tili‘
ilil
itt-v. Mr. Mackenzie with tho gutsut
lust week of Bishop Brewster while it"
was in Hartford attending the meeting
of tiid'tlonnectieui Bible eoeleti‘
The Audubon soeiety of the Emu
Smittntutik aehool are eagerly looking
forward to the illustrated lecture
which (inure Worden Wilbur Smith
to noon to hire at the hinh school
a
”a...” ....._..._.
The funeral of Mn. Mutthew Shun
ilt'i'iiit‘)‘, an aged resident. who ili'itl
from the Cbureh oi the Aluuunpilou
llev. li‘lllili‘r l‘mgnun officiated. inter
inept was in the Kiln: alreet etunt-tery.
i hire. tlmrge K. Perry of (“tunnel
.pnnoetl nwuy Rondo) iii her lute home
utter it two yeurn' illuetut tit luieruui
irouhlru. lilt‘u.‘l‘tiri'y won the ambit
tluughtt-r of l‘i‘ofeiutor Sninnel Mill‘iit‘
.the telegraph Inn-ntor
Star of Westport eirelo ut ittt hint
meeting elected the. toliowing ot'iit‘eru:
i Post vhlrf t-otnpnuion. Mina Kiitnryu ti.
3 Ryan; unbohlef rouumnion. Mimi Thr—
ruuu Brady: recording net-retury. Minn
Molly ltynn; ilnnnelul ueeretury. Mitttt
Margaret ll. bratty; iroaunror, titre.
Nellie til. Bturitem right guide, Minn
.Kuthryu Fitzgerald; tuft guide, idiom
Mary Fitluernitl; truutee.‘ (”hurled
Reope; pianist. Mimi Mitrflfli'tit 1..
Brady.
W”. -—
GOV. HARMON‘B JOKE.
May Conlidcr Occupancy oi White.
Home A Few Your. Home.
WASHINGTON. .lttn. low—Governor
Harmon, of Ohio. was an object of
muoh interest at the gathering of the
adventure oi the statue in that East
rltooni oi the White House youterti’ny
‘ufternoon. While whiting with the
20 other governors for the nopemmeo
of the president. Governor linrtnon
wondered from window to window or
the inmomt old room. uniting out into
the kl‘tfiiltdii. ’
“How do you like the view. Goran
port". he the united.
" cry hmeh intioud." he replied. "i
understand thin lioutio" in torrent ov-
ory'four'yem.“ . *
“Are you thiiritinrotveppiying for n
”we”: . " . 9‘ 2 . '
‘ Mela." laughed jthefiv‘ernor
mug: ottetihnntlilt u handily hove
to .‘ unit your wile: soil wan't nay
anything until i see her. But'iihe’n in
town.I you know. and. tie puny. unit it
over. "9 " " '* ‘
"when
l
- t-“ume‘
women _ immune. .
; nut to the honor or. Swede- unit
’the not at a women working other
living in no way loom her social
pottititili. Many praierniomtl “till” it"
the dittllhit‘i‘lof court officials and are
received and welcomed in the court
uiiemdwwiidhii Queens
. I
not I through the now time were .
» hut.
Were $12 to 314
ALL
litiiliiiiii
REDUCED
2570
m
STILL A FEW OF
THOSE
Reefers
$2.00
$3.00
Were $14.00 to $18.00
WWW
Education in Prevention oi Tubercu-
losis is What is Needed Among
the Working People
Mnunmn. Jon. 19.4w invitation
of Frotiident Donahue of the Conner,-
V ‘i .
“.M
lieutenants
flirt“ But-13mm t (39:15:23.3.
DR. SMiTH TO LEAVE.
W...
Dlnbury M. E. Official Board Adapts
nemiutiom oi Regret.
ltui Artiunnl Smith. in ii _ puetm- oi
the llnnltnry Methodiut iipintmpnl
t‘hrueh, tortuetiy of i-lnet Norwullt.
down not l‘hiit‘l‘l to t... tmippoiuti'il tar
the puetot‘nte of thin «hurt-h in liii‘
New York router-elite “their will mm»
your in u i‘t-w \teeltu. um: ht- bun “tlii'
”N! the oilit-inl bout-ti ni iilt chureh
liittt he denies to ltliliillliit‘ the pun
ttil‘liit’ liilh‘ your. “illi‘il will ennui-title
lite iiituyvnt' limit wiiieli iol‘ineiiy lilt
rolled in that ill‘lll‘llliiiiiiiull.
iit’. Hiiiiih'n leaving will itt' the tlt‘t‘ii
ultm oi‘ annuitieruliie regret, unlit ilu
iiitniiury New». nnti thilt reuret Wur-
given t'Xlil‘t'iiHltill hi the meeting of the
oflloiul lmurti of the Methot’irt lithium
iiul iihureh iunt night. when the fol
lowing renoiuiionst were utlopietl. ’l‘lu-
l‘t‘miilliitillh tire tilmlotl by the iili‘llliit’l‘h
of the oiliolhl liourtl itilll nre tut fol-
lows:
\t‘imreue. Our beloved punter. l‘tuv.
Arthur J. smith. ll. li.. hun initirtued
our oonuulttee on lit-euclter. of hill du-
hire to muke it enough in but hold of
labor, hi the end of the present contor-
outze your. the hiuhop und eublnoi eon-
hunting.
Resolved. That we. the (lilitlliti bourd
ut the ilnnburyhit‘ihodiut vlpitioopni
ninireh. regret that, In. iimith their in.
diluted to apply the live your limit to
hilt pnetornio with till. untl lint-oily tvhth
to record our nppreclutlun of his futili-
to] until uhtlrihx litimru muting our
people. in our npiriiuul tintl church
nii‘nlru ho lmn been u wine counselor:
in our tiloll olininiiorn' u nyiupnihotiti
and hniptul visitor. and i nil itiltlidi
and immoral department. tiring in
hie utiurta to mate till it united and
ultimatum church. Anni further.
'ito'eoiveti. 'l’i'tni we Milli him tiotlw
ahead in his inner: for Christ whom
over our church lawn and nausea may
stiletto him. and thtit the your» of but
Illlilflit‘ mityim many. . .
« 3.0m or Cherie: B. Peek. Charter» A:
ooltitiut. own and. burnt »-ill.gitotoin
Ki‘thiii‘ armour. O. J. fihii‘itlwdi
DoWltt backer. J. Clark Bum Wilbur
1'. Thompson. 0'. ill. Bayou. Leroy lion
doth. 'ti. H rt Hutton. Charles ii‘.
Wiiwnig raw. Morehonne. Willittitl
rthur llduutn.‘ George W. Andrew.
molt A.‘lierry. C. L». hryam. .ij. (1. try.
lint. Hurry w. Hort. i3. itrnngt lmwna.
Luciu- il. Hort. ‘ .
Deubury. mat, Jun. 17. will. .
v-
in beautiful pink rose.
E.&W.
SHIRTS
$1.35"
Stargiiirts
$1.15
$1.50 and 82.00 VALUE
$1.00 7 i
Neckwear
550
FANCY
Hail Hose
' 210
5 i’AiRS. $1.th
25c and 35:: VALUES
our...
‘RADICAL ANTI—TRUST MEASURE.
introduced in the Canadian Parliament
by Mackenzie King.
tiT’i‘AW/t. tint .ittu. low-A l'iiilit‘ili
flflllvii'lifll ilit'tinni‘v u‘lls lil‘t’fit‘illt‘il iii
the house yesterday by Mili‘iii'lilii‘
Killtz. lulninter oi inbnr, 'l'iu- niensurt»
i‘i‘fii‘llliiiltfl in mum rwln‘t‘ts the indtw
iiiul tiltiiillit'n :ui, uliit'il hue print-ti :i
ltrI-ut liiltit'i‘l-‘i‘ in prwreuiltm :lllii
nettlinu Ml‘lliiis. ‘i‘lu- txiii \Vttii intro
dun-d by the umvrnnn ut und is their“
“‘1‘“ t't‘Hiiill iii Wild.
in “xiiiilllfliitm oi the propored legis-
lilliiill Mr. Kim: hold it was not tie
““11"” to intt'rt't‘it- with irntio, but ef-
fottiveiy to protect the nubile from
(“1* npet’uiion oi“ monopolies.
'i‘lie hill prorittee that i! nix or morn
pontoon show prinm tneio eviileneo to
n euperlor murt Judge that n eomblun
i‘litilit whit-h hue unduly en-huiloetl the
prion of n manufactured nrtlele, limit.»
ed protiut‘ilon of tiny etunnlodlty or re-
utrioied ii'ntle lhu lutiite ithnll order no
inventigntlon.
lnventlnationn will be mode by u
board of thmo. one member appointed
by those whom complain. one by tho
defendant end a chairman of the two,
if they full to‘ agree the ludue shall
et'lt'et tint chairnmn. The bill given
the board the hill powers of h eourt.
’t‘wo romediou are provided whore u
eontbinution in Mltini to uxtut. 'i‘hu
government, inny wiilitirnw the thrift
pmtortlon trout til'lit‘it‘ii produt-ed by
n mmblnu. or n tine of ”.000 it day
now he impound until the ohm-w in
remedied. _.
Patti-hilt «and to restrict irtttln or to
"enhance pritit’ih nmy be revoked.
may» .w
THI «out: mo are means.
This in the old ground of how the
tone union by its t ornu: (inn tiny in
imrtitlioe Cupid was ilyimt over it gnr.
duo of rotten. blossoming there wne
Cupid bent. to
tiiill it when n hoe hidden in the down
or pump: him on the lip. (trying with
pain. Cupid new to Venus. iiii! mother.
demanding vengeance. Venus. in
phony him. more him n how strong
with unuiivo been and not the atom of
the row a” turret. tor Cupid. ito
tilled the atom with Minus torn from
the liver been. 'riiutte listings are how
polled .tlioriiii.
JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington Street South Norwalk '
KETCHEL WILLiUG TO FlGHT.
GRAND RAPIDS. .‘llt‘il.. Jun. 19.
Stanley Keirhel hits t‘flilit‘ti 'l‘oin
'i‘lmumei. the Engilnh middleweight
ebnmplon, that he will be in l-Inglhntl.
in June. to bottle with him for the ii»
tie. thellel experts. to spend six
weeks in i‘IlliIinnti iwi‘oro prtit‘et‘tiiilgtt)
Auntrnliu. where llugil Molntosh has
innlt‘ht-tl him with Tommy litirlln and
i‘l‘i’llllir‘t‘fi other bullies
THE
Elmore
OF 1910
A ear with only nine working
v
ports. in the engine in simplicity
itself. Simplicity menus tlurubii.
lty mid reliability in every wuy.
m... ”w”...
» F. E. Lockwood
8: Co.
Wall Street. Norwnik
ninth... s...
to WALL onuohwntk.
Real Estate and
insuranw:
to income producing property that
innit inculu‘lh Vlllllrwlli'i the "pit!
mum at the torn.
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l
We at»; new “Gidiiiblrnihu fc‘;
tlcm Federation of Labor. in session
:iltil‘tt. John F. (innnfiannau. of the
i'i‘uin-renlosis Commission, today ntl-
’drosned that body upon the sublnri. of
“’l‘ho Wage “Earner and ’l'nherculoaiu."
Mr. (lunehnnnnn sulti in part:
"The state stands roudy to tie-oper-
rule with the working people to put it
{ntop in nu endless ”attestation to the
‘grnvu of vietlmn oi the grout Wililt‘.
plague. The horror does not omen
,when We hnve luld two thousand ouch
your in the burial plot. as thouunntld
of new onset: are left in their trail. on
in till-iii poverty and tlestiiutlon. Tim
thuttie ery first and foremost in ‘Edntn-
.ilon.‘ for about one-hull of our popnln~
,iion know tuhtmeulonln only an n dis-
irnno of euttie. and it is the. plain duty
'tif labor to spl‘eitd the gospel of hmiill.
.Mnny times the physician tells the
.brenti winner to no west in the hope of
'eparing illri lilo when, no u mutter of
net. \‘t‘l‘y often he nosnt‘ enough
intooev to buy a throne enndwit'h.
. “in this great campaign all wage
hornets must enmbine. not. alone to
fold the afflicted. but for their own pro-
iit-eiinu. its no lit-lire person is
3n$uue from this sir-nurse. end it is their
‘dnilnrs and not the dollars of the rieh
.ilm t'tiillli. it we wish to obtain the
till‘li‘i reunitn.
(‘til'n’l’lllllit’ a small nmmmt for half u
down yours-Ville eomminsion of whit-h
‘iili' Mieniinr is a member would find.
iiii‘ilii-‘i’~i\’i:*.-l out of n ion. on the disease
would he lii'tlv'tit‘tlii}' wiped out in this
billi".
“\i'u point with pride to the grout.
work lining done by the wage earners
in (.‘innneeiient. and boost. that. they
llvtttl all the other states in the union
in illi‘Z reepoei. but much is still it)
lw time and us the late, Governor Lil-
il')‘ shill: ‘i’ntii tho stutt‘ stfilined‘iili
ilntl :tusutueil lilt- I‘Vt‘t'i‘is of expense.
tltii only for the it't-ztttm:~iit. of east-rt.
but also for the supporting of families
or patients, when they t-onid not do
iéti‘ the work mold not reach its fttii~
t‘:i hurt-use? '
"‘i’be hopes; of the worthy poor will
:i‘iifl he re'liizi‘ti in the correction of
State montortu tor the treatment and
f‘ill‘t‘ of those :tii'iieteti. and it. is for ’9‘.
bur to say how soon the work shall he
it'iil‘iimi to its entirety. At no distant
the: re slmil sue governments dhiim‘t
pr: ..li‘.’. iziiiiititiu it? Hiii‘r‘ human iin‘rl,
instead of building iiilttit‘ships to (iii-‘5-
li'tli.‘ iimili."
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