thing,
or} ‘Mll’. ti" timely select the
medicine.
Got Your Drug wane
Filled at the
B n I] go Phannacy
“mfg? and efficient service at
Personal attention given to all
prescription work
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come in and wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. Mammal-Inger.
M. Epstein has athrted the work of
finishing his new house in Fort street
Mrs. Marvin Stocking, of George-
towu, is violtinuI her mother, Mrs. Ed-
mond, in New street.
The popular Dory Sacial club but; ar-
ranged to hold a dance this evening at
its quarter; in this place.
Miss Florence Burns..of Bette place,
has secured a position. in the office of
the Fibre Products Company, in Key-
ser place.
Miss Emery Sh paon. of l’eeksklll,
New York, is n lest of her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Charleu l-l. Ais-
tborpe, of Seaview avenue.
The Marvel Social 0th met last or.
ening at the home of Minor (tumble in
Seaview avenue and added Chris Van
Convering to its membership.
The night was sufficiently cold to
make EhL‘ small skating ponds avail
able for thII boys this morning and
they wore out tnking advantage of this
fact before school time.
William H. Baker, who is a member
of the East Norwalk district commit~
toe, in a visitor in New York today and
in addition to disposing of a little
business matter, intends to visit the
theatre.
Paul‘s experiences were the subject
or the weekly prayer meeting at the
East Avenue Methodist Church last
evening, when there was a good sized
attendance. The organ matter Was not
brought up at the meeting
Mrs. Frank Holly, of East Washing-
ton street, ls spending a few days at
the home of her 8011, Ernest Holley,
who lives at 286 East 42nd street, New
York. She expects to have her daugh-
ter-iIrlaw and grandchild as visitors
upon tho‘concluuion of her visit with
them.
Fol several days a considerable
amount. of ice has persisted ill remain
ing in the upper harbor, especially at
the edges but yesterday was its water-
loo so far on staying any longer was
concerned. Cake after cake of ice
floated under the drawbrldgcs, enrouto
out into .tlIo Sound.
Ryder and Howard, theI Washington
street bridge marketmen, IprIIIIt to
Intrepid
lit up sum
it Has Been Proved Thai Microbes
Cause Baldness
Professor llnnu, of Hamburg, (lor-
IuIIny, and Dr. Sabourund. the lending
l-‘I'enIIb IiIIrIIIuinloglnt. IiiuIIoVIIIIIIIi that
11 IIIlI-IIobe cannon lIIIlIiIIIIsu. ThIIir
theory ililrl time and audio bIIIIII amply
\‘IIIIilliIIl through l‘i‘l-li‘lil‘t‘il experiments
curried on under the obuet'vntion of
IIIIIlnIIIIt scientists. The IIIlIIIIIIiIII
hidden in tlIII SIIiIIII‘, wlIiIIlI III the
IIIIIIi hair oil, and when pIIrIIIlltII to
. able slut e by next week.
ilisl take if. Stick
have the new front in their part in us-
It was
ihoncbt. ikely that the front would be
finished this week, but this resins not
likely now win: to the little remun-
fng timelthis week.
~Tr ryIBannor Biscuits. Tel. 314 3.
A sailor who is considered quite a
weather shark and who takes daily ob-
servations. expposses the opinion that
the backbone of winter in broken dos
pita the foot that the calendar still
calls for nearly two months of winter.
lie figures, in other words. on a com
paratively mild winter from now on.
The New South Norwalk water innit
continues to cause considerable com
, ment over this way, owing to the ease
with which it may be seen. but one
man suyu that it would be still more of
a mark if it were to be gilded. He ev»
ldently wants to use it for a. “fishing
range and doesn't want to have poor
eyesight interfere with his plans.
The Woman' Is Auxiliary of Christ
Church gave a, social last evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. G F. Smith,
of Rowan street, there being an inter
esting diversified program of vocal and
instrumental music. and reoitations.
Refreshments ware served. Money for
the work of the organization was rats
e‘d by the taking up of a silver collec-
l Oil.
Someone has lost a float and by
this time it is probably riding on the
waves of the Sound. This flout was an.
pnrently torn away from its mooring
somewhere. in the upper harbor by the
ice. it was seen yesterday just head
in; under the Washington street draw
bridge. it has been found that very
few moorings can offer any serious re-
sistance to ice.
A lllefilbi‘r‘of the East Avenue Me
thodlst Church special organ fund (20!"
Inittoo. Which has been appointed to
raise enough owner to take advantage
of the gift of $1. 121') by And?" . (it'llf‘I
gie for a pipe organ for me church was
\erv enthusiastic. own the likelihood
of sucrose this morning He ullld tiIerII
wan no doubt. that tht' lll(lllt‘\ will be
rinsed in quick time, far everybody he
had talked with tired but etttlillnlouln
The members of the Dory Social
Club were busily engaged last evening
in giving their quarters the tent tidy
ing up touches for thin evening. when
the second anniveruary will he celebra-
ted this evening. it is IprIIII-Ild that
there will be a lame nuIan- l of gueatu
on hand to help the boys make nIerrv
over the organization's succesu. One
of the features this evening will be
a dance and refreshments will be sort“
80.
Au l but Norwalk bunlnmu man, who
is verI hopeful that the Washington
utreot bridge filling in work will he
started Just. as soon as pouuible, said
this morning that the item in ,I'I’IrItIIII~
duy'n Sentinel to the effect that one
man has drawn attention to the dung
or of fire 011 the bridge cutting off East,
Norwalk from communication with
South Nbrwalk coincides exactly with
his views. He believes that the people
should keep right on the trail of the
uplcctIIIeII and not allow them to put
off the work.
Some one reminds that the 011030-
wolia Club, which wall a decidedly lich
ly I’Irizuniznilon for yours, has not had
a Friday night party in II long time.
. During tlIIIlIIst year many of those
who took part in these partica have
hardly seen each other and the circle
seems to be broken up, The custom
was to have II Friday night aurpriao.
tho \IiItiin not being made aware oi
the party until the company of f1! oils
l'llllilt‘d in about 8 II clock The our.
prlsern would gather at the Washing,-
ton i-IirIIot bridge and headed by Capt.
lI‘IIod Anderson or some one else would
not out for the home of the IIIIuIIspcIIt
inn host or hostess.
——liaruh phyuleu react, weaken the
bowolu, cause chronic constipation.
honn'a Remilelu operate enully, tone
the «Munich, (‘llrt‘ constipation. 'ch.
link your drugglat for them.
Rilfiljflli
iloIIrhIlI it destroys the hair folliIIlIIu
and in time the pores entirelI riot-III
and the scalp gradually takes on 11
shiny appearance. When this huppcnn,
there is no hope of the growth of hair
being revived.
Dandruff in 11 contestants disease.
which is largely due to n (iOEllllf‘Ilthl
IIIiII robe, which when left to pIIrIIuII liII'
IIIIIIruII (‘illlHi‘K ltchlniz utnlp falling
hair and balances. Dandruff lu courted
by the microbe uffeIiinIz the glands
which produce the sebaceous matter,
which latter then unnuturally dries up
and bottles off.
We have a remedy which will
honestly believe. remove dandruff, ex-
terminate the microbe. promote good
IlIIII Motion in the scalp and around the
hub IIIIoiII. tilthton and II'IIIitIIllzII tlIII
IIIIiII rootu IIlIIi ovmemno lIIIlIlIIoIIII IIII
innit IIII there in any ill]-
hair root».
WII back up ibbt MIIIIIIIIIIIII with
our own pIVrIuIIIIIl unborn-too that. ”lit:
IIIIIIII'IIlII culled llIIIoIll ”till" llnlr ’l'oulII
will be .IIuppllIIIl free of all coal to tho
llHi‘l' if it {Mil-i to do «u Wi‘ state.
it. will frequently routoro gray and
faded hair to its original color. provld~
our loan of color hnII been canned by
dluunue; yet it is In no penile II dye.
llexull "03" Hair Tonic accomplished
three results by making every hair
root follicle and pigment gland
strong and active. and!“ by stimulating
II natural flow of coloring pigment
throughout the hair cells.
itexull “03" Hair Tonic is entirely
hoe from meson 0r uedimenlpln ex
eeedingly pleasant to use and will not
sum the hair or permanently boil the
clothing or pillows
eexaot no obligations oI proimla-
ouwwe simply unit you to give it It
thorough trial and if not satisfied tell
on and we will refund the money you
paid up for it Two since priren iiil
chain and $1.00. ltomemburyou IIIIII
obtain it in lilouib Norwulk only ill
our lilf‘ll‘t‘ The item" tunic 'llIII
Clifford Phurnuwy, Qlliltpor it t‘IIIIisI.
Prone.
left in the
F. 'l‘ BIIIouII, of 'I‘olIIInIIiIII, in visit-
but III New York.
Thomas E. Jenkins,
will upond Sunday in
of 'l'okonoiit‘.
Philadelphia.
lvlnitng friends.
MIII. Kate N. Stone, of Tokenelte.
baa returned home from II few days
viull in New York.
EIerIItt W, Banks of Tokeneke
‘lenves on Tuesday for a two mouthu'
Iutuy in Montana, Florida.
wclI The appearance of aevIIIIIIl flock» of
wild pigeons iii supposed to be fore-
running of an early spring; aim the ,
IIIIIlIity of thI IIIIIukrnt in bIIcoIninif
IIollI IIIIlIlII.
lownylon ”our Company had II
Iiultm- lltltl I‘III‘tIpliIlII. WIIIllIIIuIliti‘ IIVII
lllilK, IIi lin- iiilHt‘ house in ltowuylou
avenue. 'l‘lIII IIb‘IIlI' won for the ”WIN“
of the iIIIulIelluIll iIIntII. and won it
IIIIIIIII Hilf‘i'f‘lIllIi. MIIIIIlII With foIIIIiIIlIIIIi
by libepnrd‘u orchestra. and l‘f‘ll‘l‘bli’
illiilllll were served.
'l‘b‘.I Lilillilil' Alli society. of the liow
nylon Bapitut Church. hold its annual
meeting yesterday afternoon, a lump
number of the members being present.-
Mra. Cleverloy. the preiIlIlout. void the
scripture». and Mrs. R A..Cunniughum
offered prayer during, the devotional
exorcise». At the hormone reunion that
following ohloeru were elected:
President-«Mm. A. B (lleverluy.
First Viee-Prenldenthrn. Eugene
Ambler. .
Second Viee-i’reulIlenthrs 80th
Avery.
Secretory-”M I II (firm Alb: or bi
'i‘i‘ftlltiill'iil‘~=vv;fll’li V .l bIIuIIllIIiIu
, .zuppiy Committee-lilies iiaihuuny
l
.. a
ham. Mrs. .1. ii. Sharer. MIIII Cori
. night after a long illIIous.
Boyd. .
Visitation committee—Mrs. lib/cry,
Mrs. Ambler. Mrs. Hahn Gem
Mite It Committoewliiru.
llsha, Mr . (lager. Mrs. Cleverley.‘
liltili , III Illililili
The Literary Soovety in being enter.
tslnod this afternoouvct‘ the home of
Mrs. H. i5. Brown.
Gov. Frank G. Weeka inn received
from the general treasurer of the No-
ponal Home for Disabled Volunteer
Soldiers, a check for 111,126 for the
support of wounded and disabled sol-
dlere.
Charles is}. (laser, of Harrison, New
Yorltw. has taken a lease of the Betsy
Weed property in Darlen Illd will no
copy it with his family. Mr. dam
will commute between Dsrlen and
Harrison.
Miss Bertha Lowndes wan tendered
a surprise party Tuesday evening at
her home in Dorian. There were pm‘
out about 15 guests and they spent a
very pleasant evening with games and
music. A collation was served.
Lincoln Council. Junior 0. U. AFN”
hold another successful and enjoyable
nociul and dance last evening at Mo
cbenicII‘ Hall in the Schliohting build
ing. The lodge has been havingI a so
rles of them: events, which are prov-
lnir very popular.
The Darlen town board of relief will
hold their first aeuulonfl‘uesday next.
February lot, from 9 II. III. until i p. n1.
Similar sittlnga’wlil then be held on
(in four uueceedlug Saturdays in Feb
lilltl) Ibo bib 1:. ’.tlI 10th and 26th, be
tween the some hours pa for the flip!
stifling.
Dr. Carlos Martyn opened his mini
course of parlor lectured to ladies. at
the Munpe, inst Monday afternoon.
The rooms were llIronged with the
"luv of the entire countrywide. and
the IIIIunlIIIouII opinion was that the
eloquent lectnler never spoke with
lllOli‘ grace of style and manner. The
subject lbiu season in Sketches of the
Borderland of English and Scottish
Romance. The eub~topie last Mondnr
Whit William Wallace. Next. Monday
the lecture will portray Robert Bruno
Norman Park. clerk for aebllch
linu Brothers. the grocers, had
an lIIrerouting,experience this week
but there are two ntoriru concerning ii.
.\il'. iIIIIIk bad to walk back from [to
wulton. anyway, no in that part of the
story Itll hundu agree. George ”('ililt‘ib
ting IIIIIIII that Hl‘Il‘lllltll war mused
from bin wagon. llIIrmuII sure be “an
n‘t. declaring that (ho borne u‘ulkIIl
uwuy \vhiiII be won in II lIIIuIIII iii‘ll"i'l‘-
lug goods. Norman in now all IIuIII.
no it nppenru that fr he was ((lfih’i'ii on ,
the wagon, ho was not IIIIIIloIIsly lIIIII:
ed in the adventure
Input.
Ml‘fi. .luiliI-Iu Holland is quite ill IV
pleurioy and the min in the SisIIIIIuI
llokpitnl.
Mr. and Mrs. Roi la-uicr, of Al'llni;
1011, N. .l.. are spending a few IIIIIII
with Mr. and Mn, t‘burlvu MIIcoIIIbIIII
'l‘lu- trip Will-l mode by unto.
Mr. and Mrs. lIllIIIIIII Smith and mm.
“’lliiili‘i“ who have been IIpIIIIIliur
:IiIoIIi nix weeks with Mrs Smith's
IIIIIIhIIII. Mru. Tiltifililhmh, o! NIIIII l’oI'lI.
bun. III-turned lIoIIIII.
*www
lliili’illil
hire. l. l}. Mllia entertained
daughter, Wednesday.
iltIr
Miss Mary Wheeler has been enter-
taining friends from Eunton.
(innit Bron. purchased nix ilnc cown
taut week from parties in Btrutford.
Mrs. Edgar H. Perry spent yenter.
day at her parent'n borne in tho Purina.
MM. lI‘ranciII [tunnel of Group Hith-
wuy. in visiting out of town roletiven.
Mrs. E. 0. Simpson, wife of the
Mnihsstreot drought. died Tuesday
Ono little
Bone .
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l.
l
l
l
iiiE EiillESS 0E iiEliEli
”flaw“... “a.
demon Fill. Out the Curve: and
Makes Thin People Fat.
l'orfoot bonlth and good, uollIl bonu-
tlfui flesh can only come through the
up. of Somme. the remarkable liab-
formlu: food
Till! makes the thin and norawny.
piliinpmnd would: it mixes with the
food II) that all of the element: that
matte wild bohemian Innuple and good
flesh mt th’orouubl assimilated and
mum in the use
. -_. “Mavn‘wxhn
hill of good liosiihy flesh. ..
my statemimtu are non rated by
Frank lri butor'n offer to II ml the
runner to on on buying and min;
”those Who can not 11 in wet to.
nullirdlnisod. The rilkil all his. be
thin and IIIIrIIwny can buy rimuouo III
Drug at Bu‘xirru More with the
know can that if it in not uIIIIIIeuquIl
II will cost Ibfiolutely nothing.
tile in not I I'll or II liltndiuutI
it Efficientiilo dosh min idod this
I re toreII thin people to it normil con»
Bigges‘i Winter Sale on Record
F manure and Housefurinshlngs
The entire present stock must be sold at the greatest “orifices to make room for the new Spring Goods.
If You Want to Save Anywhere from $1 .00 to $10 00 on Furniture, .
Rugs, Carpets or Stoves, Give Us a Call llurmg the Sale ,,
Mm...”
We mean business and we think this list of prices will do gill the necebaary talking. ’ ;'
Bokanya Rugs
Parlor suites
EDressers‘ ' T
All wool, 9X": regular $14. at . .. .$u.98 5 pieces, mahogan frame, upholster- . Oak Mahogany. Birdseye .
ed in green sil plush, an gma- gegular :10. .50. at ................ :3. .50
ment to an arlor: regular :00. ago ar Ii 50. at ................ 50 j I-
Brussels Rugs Sale price yp ............... $60.00 fiflgglar I$15.00. at ....... . ........ $12.50 . if
, , _§I .. _ , A dead Iecc Suite, re ular 5.00. 20 . ressers at ..... ‘. ........ $15.00 I
9x12. regular $16.50. at ' I ‘ $13 98 Salcypgicpe ........... g ..... a .825. 00 $50‘Colonial Dresser. now ........ $35.00 ..
2 x asters . '
9x1 A mi Upholstered Couches Oak Sideboards
Regular $25.00. at .............. $17.98 I . ‘ _ .
-— chular $5.00. at ................ $3.98 IRegular $12.00. at .............. “$10.00 . ,
Regular $6.75. at ................ 98 egu ar 35 00. at ............. 25 oo
QXIZ Wiltons Regular $20. 00. at .............. $15 00
Regular $35.00. at ............ $29.00 Regular $35 00, at .............. $25. 00 Buffets I.
Jap Matting
Music and Record
Plain and Quartered Oak—Mission
Regular $15.00. at ............ . $12.98
Best quality. all colors cabinets Regular $16.50. at ........... $14.00 1.,
Regular 30c. now vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv 25c l P Regular 825.00, .It .............. $18.00
Regular 25c now .‘ ................. 19c in“ Oak and Mahogany 3‘ SPEEL "cc: ”M
WW W , - R Ckers Chlna Closets
50C Ingrain carpet l 9 Regular 850. 00. at .............. $24. 00
37 l Oak. Mahogany, leather seats. wood Regular $28.00 at """"""""""" $22 75
HOW C 1 seats. velour seats; regular 810.0% Regular $20 00 at' ............. 3,500
$12.00. $15.00. All at ...... . . .00 .-
IBrussclls Carpet Remnants. regular
75:. 85c. 950. all at. . 65¢ Regular $6.00 and $8.00 at ........ $5.00 E t , T bl
~«~~---~~- Regular $4. 00 and $5. 00, at ........ $3 50 X 81151011 8. es
orti res from 8.50 u _.
P , e l Parlor Tables $ p
Green Red Orientals: regular $4. $5. i I. , A big Round Table bargain; regular
$0. Sale price . .. ....... “8.3 00 l 3‘75“ genull‘e MahOga‘WI at...,$12.50 $I8. 50. at .................... $12 00
WW..-” WM MN... m- 3 $13.50. genuine Mahogany. at. . , $10.00
3 $8.25. Quartered Oak. at ....... . 86.00 ' , ‘,
500 Green Hollena I 1.1:... 5.0.1.... .0... .......... @398 Odd Leather Chair ,
2 All 2.25 ables. now ............ 1.98 . ‘ f
Shades at 25C 3 A1131 00 Tables. now 85c at Half-Price '
Odds and Ends of Shades. :50 and
20% Discount on all
Blue and White
Kitchen Ware I
Includes Sauccpans. Tea Kettles, Ber- I
ha Kettles. Tea and Coil'ec Pots.
25c Agate Ware at 19c
l
soc vuucsl. II ------------ i 8 Pieces for 250 .
Bookcasés amt.lilszrhrsbthltI I
Regular $15.00, at ..$f3.50 I lures: ICgular :00 each. Now. 3
'“I‘ffl‘ffifésb I“ ;-;:;;.f‘;i_l’;°°§ _, Riff??? '.;'_;'.;_:_‘;_;;.._:.;;‘_‘;.f‘i§f
" Library Tables l Morris Chairs
R2 gular $12. 50. now ............ $10. 00 : Regular $14.50. at ...... _,$~lo.00
l l‘rgular $10.00. now . . ....... $8 00 ‘ Regular $I0.00. at . . $8.00
., ”w , fl
‘ 10% DISCOUNT ON ALL RANGES AND STOVES
F A MITCHELL
‘I‘ o 0
II M boulders her husband IIIIIIIivIIu her.
IIIIIli'u
nook.
Mr. and hire. Ambrose llili‘iilllli IIII-
COMPL‘ETE HOUSE FURNISHER.
\
log in
l. (‘. lI‘Ilnion in attending thI llalry
I-onIIIIItlon in Hartford this
ll IIIIII'IIlIII);
IIhIIIIi'fI-ur .01- .lulian W.
ii IIIIonw lIIlI.
I'llllli‘ through Luke nvI-IIIIII with fillt'il
IIIIIII‘II that be run
t‘lIIIIIiIIII ll. MII(‘IIIIII.
IIIIIl
liv-
mu
(fIIIItli-eo.
(il‘OU’ his
liliii‘ii
won
on
into null
The latter
\I‘IIII delivering
lions to the utute Ilolountlon in Wash
fusion thut their business our. in flood
of and had ll right to, fur advantages
of investigation and IprIIIIiIIIIIIItulion
In the federal gfn'f‘l‘llillt‘lll.
jror r‘Illl'il Work in fully provided in tin»
NORWALK, CONN. 7
W
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Authority
IIIrIIIiIII-d Mr. and Mrs. liomco Hurl-
butt, Monday.
Mm. Horace llllliu of (‘IIOI‘III Highway.
in the guest of her no“ thin Wtit‘k, in
South Norwullt.
.‘IlrII. Nellie Elwood and hire Leroy
Meeker were guestu at the boInI.I of
hire. William Sherman. Tueudny.
UHERIFF ARRIDTB DH. CLARKE.
a.-.”
Greenwich Medical Examiner III COflI
tempt for Not Oboying Subpoena.
Dr. James A. Clarke, medical exam
lili'l' for GI’eenwicb. was fined if» by
his Sunday morning IIIIIIIII at the illlii‘
of the accident. He bud II big route
and need a horm- IIIIIi wagon to de-
liver his paper». The defence in that
the boy became frightened of thr- on-
apoedlnu of the our, Jumped out of the
wupon and tried to run to the side of
the road. The deletion claims thul there
wua contributory negligence, because,
if the boy had remained in the wagon.
he would not have been hit. The quote
Mon for the jury lu, Wan tlIIIrII contrib-
utory negligenc'o whore II boy was
trying to save lIlnIIIIIlf from beinglklll-
I'll?
bill panned by the house.
Will Make Tests.
The propoacd measure also provides
that the work now carried on to a limi-
ted extent by the Geoloulcni survey
ubull be transferred to the now bureau.
This includes the anulyais and testing
«If building IIIntIIIIluls, fuels and other
minerals. When taken up by the Ru
renu of minea with adequate appropri-
utionu, it in thought that this held of
endeavor will be much extended “and
carried on in u IIIIIIIIIIIII for more ('Olilw.
pruhenolre and satisfactory.
vrarurrtr.
Judge George W. Wheeler, in the Eu-
porlor Court. at nrliiiiupori yesterday.
for coIItIuIIpt of court. Dr. Clurkcfind
been uninhibited no u \vItIIoIIII in the el-
LlMB- MAKERO OF STATE GET BILL
THEY WISH FOR.
Wan-W u
M.—...
Mr Merchant to have fin ELECTRIC .
SIGN for your store and show with:
down We make the all plan. till}
they SELL THE GO Bl
'rIIy II uIIIull align for n starteMllw
lIIIIIIIIIuII in your businuua will “fill!
vii gull brought by Cltnrleti v. MIIttnuu,
IIIlIIIlIIiIIiiIIItoII of the IIIItIuII of bill it-
yIuItI-old non. 'Ollll’ii'li I). MIICIIIIII
Iutuiust Peter McGuire, of (lruouwicu
A oapiaa was loaded thin IIIorIIiIIu
when the phyulciun failed to respond
to the nubpoanu which bud been served
on him. Dr. Clarke went up from
Greenwich under arrest III company of
Deputy Sheriff Handful of Stamford
llr. Clarita It» the pbrolclun who
viewad the roiminl of the youth sin
tor the Incident. This lathe second
time during-the million of. the court
iiIIIt Judge Wheelerhuc imposed II flue
upon those who leek t0 diucredit the
funhprity of iliti abort. the first victim
you; Mrs. quit oi Utatbford
TM trial of the one in which Dr.
(llama in s nitric-II was begun in tile
tiuuurlor ti IIIirt. yesterday afternoon.
on Bout. till, 3008, the plaintiff In:
lepton Ithot the defendant. who III II
Bur’euu of Minor Will Mean the Eu.
courouoment of Connecticut
’ Limo luau-try.
WABHlNil'l'le, ll. (‘., Jail.
The liIIIII mulling intercept of tlouuc i' it
out will be cxtIIIIIIIIIly encouraged by
l the action of the House of liIIprIIIIIIut-
thtlvoII in ‘mflin‘ the bill providing
for the establishment. of II bureau of
milieu in the Department 0f the lnton
tor.
..
3II
.iui Adopted.
,Tho bli wsg‘ndopted practically as
presented except for two minor chang-
uII affectingsuiarlea. The only oppo-
sition made will on Ihu pronoun of
objection to increased expendituren.
An even smoother path is predicted
forvihin the senate, no that the en-
tubliobmeni of snob II bureau may be
regarded an II certainty.
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