‘ hhuhtir
Y. (loom W.
the nudged defaulting out.
at Nitric III titty
.‘tvaa bl'd t tape.
lid 0 h pardons why by United
states so my W’wl‘ii‘ih hrIaa A non.
grog. Shiloalit 13.1%? “ml 0,00
an a . no.» he an:
.3 mil.“ “I“; l‘.
or a 0 on a mat
. 0th on my aim m9'3»Im
{9211 and hurrahdared to the authors
who were onus; tor him‘. “i
As soon aa' ha had given himself up.
-Colenla‘n "a John a to h carriage to
Ipollce hoodqu‘artera In t a clt‘h. Po-
lice headquarters wad reached about
9: do oclnolt. Capt. Patrick J. Hurley
of the unit was pairing on the
steps When t e carriage drove lit.)
‘ Coleman; Who was traihaodualnted.
with the «brain treated the oillcor3
cordially as he alia‘ trill from the car
rilago and stepped Into the ‘poltoe Ila
ton
The young man (one was wreath.
ed In smiles as hp shook hands with
all the binders with whom ‘he ”was ac
quaintad.
o
ii i
Brett k1
“Mr. fidillha for his Chriatlan real and'
effectivorioss and urged that he be re-
turned by the oonforonoo.
intuition
‘ ' lie looked entirely “.6?er a dial
Elected New Board. , not a oar like a th
“elf" 1.le "1E ”Ev“. After an earnest diacuaalon. the] "0‘? S TgEATBE‘ ember lament of 181mm than-m “$690001 u
He wad taken sullrs to ill a la‘Iw‘c-I
tor' s room. thug-“o melanoma tor
some time‘. with Ito dept!!! N9 “it‘ll
'i‘llo Cross Stock Company presented
‘A Fight for a Fortune" before a fall-
aired audience on by the applause
proceedings ended with the oloctlonl
or a new omcial board and the retlro
ment of the hymn» and their alip-
"‘hltltoratlilt iii-limit»: church In
p porters. Ml. Lyman was salted to inspector am. Andra. NCron
.. , l N ‘1‘ Odds OVBI‘ the make a statement of his tilde of the the audience shovred their appreoin- in and c‘plffim y .
j. '- Matt” controversy but he declined to say tion of the efforts of, this popular Later Deputy 0“me Bancroft limit
‘2 anything regarding it.
“Mu-.-
. , TORRINGTON Fob. 2hI-'l‘rouhle
‘ Which has been iDH‘Wiilg In the little
, - Methodist church at Bukersvllle for It
' ,long time, culminated at the. fourth
Quarterly conference wllil‘li wail held
Capt Hurley loft theta! on room
and “00““ Willa allonal ti!
nit whats they had a brief nontr-
once with applet gotta It all a.
a
I company. In connection with the play
the motion pictures or the Paris hood
were shown and went very well. To-
night to indios' souvenir night, and It
My, house to looked for.
w...” —-—4
~lion't think that plies can't be. our-
od. 'l‘hotulantltl of obstinate cases have
been cured by Doan's Ointment. 50
cents at any drug store.
.n—u—u
It was underaa a!
to be mail to Illa outdo '- iletl
IStatthosma’ Commissioner In Nlatar
n I;
"NW-v
While Henry clay was Ii senator.n
, .
IN A MINORITY. resolution, III accordance with a somo-
:9 gm ”raw“? ""9 afternoon. The . in 1847 John Brown was Invited to time custom, was Introduced into the .l'gtvisym fl" P'wflu M“ mi
-1: an, am 3" consisting 9‘ M" ““d become the pastor or ii church at Kontuclty House of Representatives KINIMCU.‘P calming? 99H
'9' Cintou Lyman ““d Chm“ E Hingham. There. was but one oppon- instructing the senators from that V0?“
Lyman. are said to have been atroug-
ly opposed to the pastor Rev. hd~
W‘at‘i‘l Rollins. who came to tho oliuroh
(surly last. fall. They are said to have
initiated that the pastor should not he
returned to the chltrt‘h anti so notified
atato to vote in favor of a certain bill
then pending In Congress. The retro.
lulion was about to Mu without Oh-
pooltlon. when It hitherto silent mem-
ber from mm of the mountain
lion, springing to his rpm excl‘llm'
ont to his settlement. it man whom
Mr. Brown won over by n stroke of
good wllllf‘llm‘. Ho naked for Ult'
grounds or his opposition.
“I like your portion and manner."
all.“ on a .
withdraw ‘
s of
in or' Protltldl 5&9 9
ilnaya or money and.
“to
load
it it
.. , was the reply, "but. your preaching L9}! “A“. A ‘V
N123" :vflvev'wNBN‘xgim" miisiuiéi‘mmd‘ sir.” I disapprove. “Mr Speaker am i to uhtl‘orstand Ihnl Oberi‘in‘wvhla Ill 9251,90 MEN“, arm
a o ' 9 "'0“ ' H r 0 “Then,“ said Mr. Brown, "we are this leglniulurv is undertaking to tell '
college In this oouatry. in the earl)
days they had a Iule that‘ In vase
there were but than and one want
an in a room at’ III one ohalr should
be between theta. ()ne atoning an In«
structor. paaslng one or the small alt-
ting rooms. We. ht‘lrrl‘sea at Mhfllditll
a young man In young, worm; or
tupyfng the ,
“so." he do a all hf the man no
dent. "what Is the meaning or this‘
outrageous behavior? no you not lump
the rules of the college?"
"Why»er~tioh't they «try that I! a
man and a gill git alone in a room
they 9“,” Nllave .i‘ine rhailt hetweon
them i“——m‘er\ body‘ a.
. Aotecl le0 Devil.
" At the. meeting this utter noon, whit it
.Wal‘ largely attended. Dr iiowdlalt
will that tho only complaint he ililtl
,rooelved regarding the parlor came.
,fl’dm the Lyman tamlly who had said
‘: t him over the telephone that the pan
, ‘Wl‘is “acting like thi- devil ” anti
‘5" "N lit be got rid of. In oppooltiou to'
t is complaint was It potition from 7‘)
‘ ‘ tho llill‘iSliiOllOlR who ('Olllmt‘iiili‘tl
For
.HOSIERY
We have just received. a new purchase of the
" Popular Hose known as
*5. Darn-No-More
This LADIES‘ HOSE was made to sell at
35c, or 3 pairs for $1.00. Our price. is
25¢ per Pair
‘MEN'S HALF HOSE Not the some make "1
we sell
At 15c per Pair
Henry Clay how to volt?!” Tito Speak-
or unawvrod that such watt tho DllT-t
port of tho rosolutldni“.ht which the
member from the mono Ins throwing
at) his arms. exclaimed Git-III God"
and sank Into his seat t ii “i almost
needless to add that the resolution
has Ilullwtliululy rojortuti b3 unant-
lllflllfi thii‘
‘agrood. i do not lilto ’my munching
\‘t ry Well lllyrlt‘lf. blll how meat It hol-
l,\' It Is for you and me to not up our
opinion against. that of the whole pn-
t‘iIih “
The force of filth reasoning appeal
ed to the. man, and he at once w-Ilh
drew his (llljt‘l'liiilli-i.~*rCil‘Vf‘ifllld bottli—
t'f‘ '
---.,_W
Jam”.-. 4......
a; u r d or
GLOVES
Our W. B. L. KID GLOVE is splendid
value. Black. White. Tana and Grays.
Only $1.00
Our [MITATION SUEDE GLOVE. Black
and White and Drab; regular price see.
Special, 35c
RIBBONS
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN l
HARTFORD KARMA!)
TIMI Tana.
«' uni-In“
Io utter November a. 1m.
sou‘m NORWALK To le Vault.
A. ".mlSIS‘Iv‘ 0:093. 9:411. 0:09.
0:68. 'izlil. 7:50. 9:1". ltllx. 0:le
5: 51.10 m. III: on. it 1:55.
P. hI.~Ii. an. s: 50:. 3:31. 5..“-
5:891. 5: 50:. 5: «I. o on. 7.15:. v.45:
919;. 10.55.
Canaan.
a hI.--18: m. moth-5:51;. 5:51.
Ill: 10.
P I. -:ll 58. I'MI. ”WI. 5:."-
9:06;. 7:11. 7:45;. 5:50;. 10:15
W
le YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.‘
.:-ll 001.00. 0:40. 0:10.12“.
9216:. 10:01:. 10: 05. ll: 00:.
at
1:501.
ll: 0!.
i
. I! .
1 t”... “or III. .-.:II till; limit;
cadet H088 All Silk Ribbon. good widths and popular " 3“ ' "a ‘ a? ”3’2"" ‘2 m .
i. ‘ ‘ Is deservedly popular. and w; have the LA. , 0010" a. u. ~12: 00a. 0: 90. 7:90. 9am. . a“
" . ‘ DIESfHOSEiniour weights. At 150 myriad: .0, 5.04 ”I? n,
CHILDRENS HOSE in three hemp. s:xo‘x,1i;oox. ' ' ' ’ .
. WE THINK our: Ribbons at 250 pom "033:9?
' t t A large variety and excellent values. , mu . ‘. .
Children s Hose . . if ”it” on r...
At lie or 2 for 25c «.55 months] 51:13."? In"
11:18 i: 49 and ‘1'
only. ,
‘ l"
"The beat value possible. Fine for Girls. med-
him for Boys and Girls. heavy tor Boys. Try
CORSETS
We give the first place to R & Ci. of which
we carry the largest variety.
Also "AMERICAN LADY"
’Pv uni:
tilt.
Imp no. Nttii‘tgh'NtfigN
in the boat I “
Pirha-«I‘ih.
84 Washinm shah, .
. ¢ TELEPHQN‘E as
, Intent occur
v.‘ . . ,N“
”3' ‘Ns‘r fin; I ; .MN.
I. o” ”3.3: 319%. mi. .W .
.9??er Ironwood who It 7 ‘I‘h‘it‘
. styles. ,4, N . ; mgr ;
IN" 333““ in 3°w3 “It MBOTS Other popular mikes. including the NEMD 9' '“9 3‘ ‘
NW Stylus In RUCNINGII hNELleIIEDUCING roan. . “ii Ni“. «-
pariah" To
A5 “*3“. ‘
unite-u
Gloss shaves would:
heart but
tan» or not y man. wit oh ,
Permit of ahaylp ‘if‘ll‘ r9393: 1%
lilithl ll‘I has i)“ ‘
thfl!‘ ‘l
“mill Ithottto
farm. «to oil’vgth Itl'N
‘ ago pit. a y
bareibaan chowd‘a out no
to its rental-ltd a prop artists han an
«aroma ours: It 'ItODI51 the Ito lustful
ones and care. the mi rdt cm! I!“
W days Within the. application of
noalatn after shaving trim of it“
minor uses. such as for plrdplea. oom-
nlaxloa. eta. shavers will and it a
retention. as It doors titl- abraalons.
Wonghneaa and severe scrapings what It
does for all manner of skin dimculties
whealu and cores to a few hours. it
Is the only article pooaealllng real antl-
I“little and curative value that hall all“
been exploited for thiii purpose. I“
will soothe and tone up 1 a a in as
3: toilet preparation coul ‘lllbly
Paglam can he had for hfty cd‘hta at
uni! IelIaIIln drngglst's partiouiorly
Clifford Pharmacy and w. W. Kei-
lay, in, who make a a hilt! 0! lt-
()r the Emergency laboratorlea. No
, 2Woat 26th street. New Yorlt our.
will aend atrial supply (1300 W all to
inllx‘ one who will write for It? his III
Int olent to show l'Neti‘lllg "In 24 hours
: URGES ITATfi. AID IN KILLING
wIIIt-a star/“I.
WASHINGTON. Fill). ‘25.-—~th fur
ther restriction .hut merely to make
'poselblo such rqptrlotlon as the exist-
ing" law intendsi but baa not award
nil-lied. is the object or a pronoun
new Immigration law recommended by
Daniel .I. Keefe. the Commis‘Moner
General or immigration, in his ‘anuual
report hr the Meat year 1009. it in
Impaired to accomplish on. by codify-
lug, arranging in loglcal sequence and
atdhangthenlng at their weak point!
all axiutlng larva on the general aub-
idol of Immigration and Chine“. e‘Nx
oiualon.
Bottle of the principal suggestions
are:
So defining the term “alien" as to
leave no doubt that it Includes all pen
sons not oltlaoaa: extending the cop
trust labor provisions to forbid and
,ponailad the Induoement of Imittlgra
'tloll by falaaga well as genuine brom-
l
'lua or s plymellt ponillalng an at.
'tIc‘nlpl to lingual foreign laborers and
‘deI-ntlltlu e importation or alien
I‘itlll‘ad ll ”1‘! labor of like ltind
uhedtploysdtcahhoi be round here only
It the monolith! the secretary or corn-
morce and liner ls obtained Ih ad-
vance; worming the line againut
steamship companies for taking on
on human, III-emu taller.-
In two to 9200
i Mr. Kaela believes the time Ia ripe
for the adoption of even stricter areas
urea and suggests that a prowl
worthy of careful thought la that all
' male aliens between 10 and 50 be re
quired to has. a physical examination
equal to that obaerted for army rth
;.crulta .
5 Touching the "white slave" tramp
the report sets out that a “special Ill-
,veatlgatlon conducted throughout the
,cotlntry and the. general experience of
'the year. make It apparent that an
enormous business I- done. to import
‘Ing and distributing foreign romeo
{tor immoral purpoaea including the
seduction and distribution of alien
woman and glria who enter regularly.
land also to aome extent or American
i women and girls The federal diheers
:have not discovered positive evidence
'of the existence. of a syndicate for
ithoae nefarious purpom, but there to
among those who conduct the bust
ideas a certain eaprlt do oorpa and
lthero ”are In 5.va cltlag clubs and
headquarters where they congregate."
l in some cit It is dadlarod the
intact is counted with local political
léotldltlona and acme of the mutllcpal
authorities are implicated or other-
wise halhleaa to assist III eradicating
the evil Trill” tedor’ai gov’erhlilont'a
. . era It I. atated, are so limited as
Ito it essential if any marked
" . a Is to be expected that the
, iiti ditto: than awake to the.“
yr»... of the situation and star-
.alr undoubted authortrit to put
. , ”‘3 am.
. (the year that-oval a merit-
‘ 3,, sin deportation aa' a re-
,“ - tlfi'o‘ pain against the oar--
. g . prowl Iona on thla suit act in
. "l admitted by unit it ‘to
’ hilt ills rapoumaudationa bro “tn
'» :15 the algae“ an in the bill Itihloh
. v hilt liaison the ham Batista
titty do not so so in In it?» that.
shooting Interstate regulation or
was. .
Mutation in ‘IleIrsmd as a mutt
’ 0f the "enparilnent in. l , 0n
neutral" as affecting the Johnna”.
. partitioned or no. Wuiditl silo
rogul'atloo. tattooing tho multinati-
'II’QII gallium. in California than:
yiiara no.
There baa hm a material
roiihotloa
An caceptimlally fine line
A very handsome group
lit-r
the prices on these Silk
t0 crrtrctze.
.-
adjusted more quick
~ hall a dozen or more
line has he u undone.
« age. at the N
C an llys.
served in" the Tea
in the basement, and they are
Tea.
and 1?. tlglish l’ reakiast, in half
Now that the. gusty wild w
man will need a good strong V eii
rin novelties m Motor Vettings. Fancy flashes and Logo
Our T099 and Coffees
Often we are attired concerning the Teas and Cdli‘oe
Room. Each and every one are on
The D. M.
Slikon Portraiture.
New NColorlnga to vicar with Spring ‘Gowna.
in navy blue tan mode. Walnut brown, rose and change-
IIlIic effects of green and blue arid” green anti red also black
at 9‘3. 50
in champagne, gray. brown,
tan. navy blue, gun metal and wistnrio, null :Ilsoblaclt,
at $338
with beautiful shades. laven-
Nile green. lli‘lV) blue. Burgundy red Copenhagen,
ltlaghnta, resotla certain striped efiects, and also black,
at $5300
Petticoats ostonisll one, for
they are so much lower than expected for the quality. The
colors are very attractive. and the making leaves nothing
Suit Rooms. second floor.
The Pri‘itoopti Piacltet Fastener
Never was n pl cket hotelier invented that could be
y or easily. There is no Snapping of
safety hooks. and when fastened there
is no poss‘ib lily of its opening until the hook at the waist
The simple drawing of a narrow
tape door: it and does it completely.
otion Stock.
The Newest Voiiiags
eaiher is upbn do every wov
We draw attention to the
put up especially in air~ttgllt
sealed runs, by one of the large growers and importers.‘
Colfac,’ to pound calls at 25, 35 and 4°C. ,
:Orllltfifl, Otilong. ludin Ceylon. orange Polka:
pound cans 25c 30c and 40c.
Read Co
.11.
w 1——
per cent. respectively. of the num-
bers for 1908
Contraryto the general .Improaalon
Chinese admitted to the United States
but inareaaed during the past tour
years and hit. Keefe Ia poultulatlc re
gardlng the operation of the law. He
concludes that the system of exclusion
and ashaliloa accrual: a. u I. but
lily adopted for either purpose. Ho.
aays: '
"Deapilo Nail lillt la said and all that
Is dons. m‘O' Introdu- lit “his conti-
diutt at the oioao or any year that
many Chinese for the «clam clams
have evaded the border ohcers. how-
ever vigilant they thay have been.
smuggled themoolvos or been smuggled
ashore In seaports aa sailors or stow
aways. or have by traud and perjury
managed to land In an appiently
regular math.» There are doubtless
ah In this country at to to: many
Chiflao udt entitled to r idonoe hare
II of tho lawfully roaidet'lt did“, and
they h a «tow in slim Way that
can no rdaginad."
it Is urged that the exclttalon laws
homer-god In the uncut Immigra-
tlon _l_a,v‘ni.ao hat the administrative
prooeaa‘ or eitpulalou thorilil provided
all? be used
There are also a number or other
recommendations wihlch tit‘d commie
aiotm says may be constii row
IIItIonary, buttaro raga is needs-
any It the law Is to ‘ho ctiva and
nthfactory .
During M0. 6.39) Obnoaa our; regu-
larly admitted against H“ In 1909.
antral mt mans: not. The
worst feature the comm» days.
is that the margin ii and
to alas-ea the the pat Iii Milo
or soon with. iii “In and phone
roalddnoe hare "plate M‘aplrit of the
law. - ‘* w .‘15
Immigration. yrhidh of»
0ft front the trio prov, ‘"
r’otumiuiooer up... ‘
' tion. of whom 2.50"
pi'dVOmol’ttI in Industrial Melody“)
encourage emigration.
A‘s to donations, ,174390. omitted
Iaborerao tie tutorial-m um enlar-
ed and 113.9 936 of the emigrant olI‘i‘as
ldomrted or the 761.735 milligram
ai‘let‘ls Who entered the Unitad States
during the year 88.893 were under it
and 38.617 were 45 or over; at those
over 13 years or age 191.049 could
neither read nor‘ write an Increase in
the ratio of illiteracy to 29 per c'sn‘t..
as against 28 per cent. in 1908.13‘01'
various matron; 10.111 aliens were de-
ported l
antennae ls made again to the in-
tore-ting and ftuportant economic
problem arlalng train the fact thdt a
very large proportion of lintt‘dal’a‘ti on
is coming from southern and eastern
put-ope those countries rural-lilo:
about 07 per cent. of the Immigrants
the continuance of this preponder-
a‘nce Is declared to be a quadri‘on lion-
cornlng every pail-lotto citizen. for It
Is stated there than be little lit‘un ti-
lty between people or that million
‘ the roll Mauritian.
A distribution at more than 5.000
persona was elected during the 16
months added June 1009. thrown the
operations or the ‘d‘lvislgu o Infill-trini-
'Intro to t to
cultural mandala... Th99dfilli0h ta
directing Ita effort: toward a practical
solution of the problem ofthaadat'oity
of ram help. . . , '
Particular can has been taken no
' diradt portrait to vomit what am
hilarious-a amulatorurlalr
alhpidnd. $90 flotilla: adilri‘t.’ ooh-
militia J-Io nata- ”new; I‘
arm“ rationing “99993
I”
«in. at 14.555 and W w
your, the roar aura. nu moth ,2-
brindtpal m tethered
lit hddl the Winter of Japan _ * _ l urtipo‘rtlona. (l‘ho I‘m ,0! 19h
,iiii‘aoi ha tripartite in l ,9. it, ,ry to than not toast thawed .
inmate were admitted to , mt. ,. “allow! the same Mini at tron. , ._ . 3137:, ,
~ Ilium am an uh as , ._ all, mun attribubad hytsihhomtmoh- 369‘ With. I0", , Normal, to
”with!” for 1909‘ the narration 1933 or principally to the tddtdhat time R? g" ”‘1‘“: “#9924. 3.. “E's“.
nros are 2.402 and Lin; Tito ,pntli‘ér Ilitetieated in stowage user can ‘ iiid " m“ 99‘“ 9"
'mm" to the mainland and; anNir‘yl‘aghare N‘MNW“ lawman , . . V“ _ 99% {fig
only ileum pal- built.M , "in nu Mauls Intuit the he. . ~ ., r}, ,
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