, in, party in Lebano
.gr. .» I‘ll
WJLbIMANTlC, Feb. 25. ers.‘
559.99.? WW“. “tall 79 years. was
bypuqbt to the hpspltal In ibis city.
windowing ‘wlth hei- thioai badly
Mil with a runny; the restilt of an
erupt to commit suicide. presuma-
iiv because she was not allowed to
like lib her home which she had
5: ‘initled with kerosene oil tor that
p rposs
5‘ t is believed that Mrs. Brown will-
alli‘vlve only a few days at most on ac
count of her age, though she did not
$3018de pcutting the or or veins and
actor
or of her neck er rash at-'
Mrs. Brown Inherited a piece oi:
from her late
ii ahead. and with or daughter,- Mrs.
321‘s any she continued to reside
racy died and Mrs. Browns
“ owns
re:
1
dilughter become Mrs Horace Sadler
ting continued to live with her mother.
rouble has existed met the proper-
tyt which Mrs. Broun had deeded to
Mrs. Tracy. reserglng a life rise of 'it
to} herself. Later the daughter wand.
{red to move to Mapeachusetts and urg-
.her mother to iéll the' pro enty. but
Prawn objected. and a spa were
taken to obtain the appointment of a
‘ conservator for the old lady who had
mpg.
' ill...
s veyihgr to her (laugh
‘i3 p(‘l‘ilhe had in the bank
i ti‘ote far (800 upon which
“Mrs. Battier had promised to quit
iii in the property back i the old
“A? few days ago Mia Sadler tale
phoned to the police that Mrs. Brown
hiid scattered kerosene spent the
liable and Superintendent Easan of
the state police, was asked to lnvesti
eEhe case
Wednesday Mrs. Brown mad , two at
teiiipts to kill herself The rat was
discovered by Mrs. Sadler and true.
ti'liédl‘ 'fiii's‘.‘Brown managed to hide
the razor away however, and later
made another attempt and gushed her
thrb‘a'l eight. tifn'ss before Oscar Ber-
scratch, a' farm hand, discovered her
and took the razor away from her.
Coroner Brown is investigating the
case and will try to secure an nutc-
mortti'fr‘l statement from Mrs iii-own.
GONTEBT FOR HEAD OF
STATE 6. ii. il.
(Continued from First l’agiJ
encampment was held In South Nor
walk. The next will be held at New
London. .
Former encampmenls have been
held In May. This year the cut-amp
meal will be held probably dill log the
latter part 0! April. The change In
the date la mode because Department
Commander George Haven, of New
Damion, has invited Commander-1w
Chief Van Zandt to attend and the lat-
ter cannot come unless the cncnmp;
‘ meat Is held in April.
’ he shall be named for
' at.
\k
K .
. ‘Iitls and once as IlIislani Inspector.
liar at the Sons of Veterans, In. which
However It is said that even the
presence of the commander lrrthlcf
at the encampment will not prompt.
the contest between Bishop and Cut
bill. The members of the
Norwnlk post are just as anxious that g
as are the members of Sodgwlt-k ppm
to name Bishori. , .
'The members of the South Nor-
walk post expect that all the Grand
Army .men In the western end of the
Itdte will support Cntbill. Those in
the edsbef'npart are already pledged
to Bishop and. as tho latter Is United
States marshal, with hlsheaduqartors
at Hartford. he will nndoubicdli have
the powerful support or many posts
in the centei of the state
Sedgwlok post has ulr‘eutii sent out
a letter as an endorsement for Mar-
shat, Bishop. Undoubtedly lv‘owrlt-
post will soon send out a letter ontlor-
sing Cntbill.
, Mr. Bishop enlisted at the ago or
18 in July. 1862. and served until thc
oIOIo of the war receiving his dis
charge June 6 min. He entered llli'
union all a private of Company lv‘.
Twentyvslxth Ioiin Infantry which
I?“ coinmanded by llltl father. and re
turned as captain of the some 'rom-
puny. .
He was In the wcsicin army and
W” In the midst of the engagements of
of that splendid army 'I‘btv slcsc of
lcltsburx and the skirmishes lead,
up to It. Lookout Mountain. Mis
nary Ridge. the Atlanta campulxu.
t I march to the sea and tho com
with through the Cnrulinns arc thr-
principal pitta or his oxpsrleutc. iic
VIII mustered in as member of the
Grand Army Iii Poul No.1,aoon nfitvl
lid organisation Ily reason oI
changes of residence lic hits lit‘l'll a
member or Post it of which be Willi
Inder in l883. He was uhto u
Haber of Post No.17 for normal
rs, but on his return to Norwich
he resumed his membership In Post
No 1. and has always been iictiic In
pronoun Its welfare. liuillig scrvod
CI“ it! 0012le {Or some years. licnlor
er and commander.
”in the d:pai'tment he has servtvtl
upon the staff at Commanders Bl
mantis and‘nouriion being thc tie
rtment inspector under the bitter.
.. was‘alao In the council of admin-
’ on for several years.
. Hi has twice served upon the staff
lit the commander-in chief onotv as
no l‘iIs been the division commnli
he rendered signal service and
stub-working for the advancement
‘ ‘l‘lilti important auxiliary of thc
. 'm ”'l
lilr. Clitbii is well known through
t the stilts. He is engaged in tho
5 classic In retail fish business In
, . «=7 .Itorw anti Danbury and has
”TM - Nn'tval various public oiilces in
. 0N
' In: Rat-It“ {m‘thhml‘d he 1,]: a momt
. .m on men I
~ Iain liloroton on line
is “film is one of the most powerful
commander. '
e stats both
. littli In nutriharsli
Trsfilli all all?“ fluids. htlwevcr. is still
far from normal
2500 cars are operated on all
lines of the company throughout the
city 'l‘li
been In o eraticn since the beginnint
of the strike. according to the cool-
pony, was 744 yesterday during the
rush hours. The union claims these
figures are too high.”
The liiitited number of care to opera
tion were not wallvpatronizad. how-
ever. Sympathy with the striking
inotorinen and conductors and fear
that the attacks on the cats might be
resumed at any time caused thousands
of persons to continue riding Iti wait-
‘ one and other imploviaed conveyances.
The elevated and subway line. how
ever, was operated to its capacity, and
the railroads which have increased
their so doles tor stations within the
city ”ml I, continue to do it thrivimt
business. _
The authorities hope that the great
Improvement In law and order noted
ester-day will continue. Although
here. were a number of serious out-
breaks last night In West Philadelr
phin. and In the northern section of
the city. It was by far the. quietest day
since the present trouble begun.‘ The
heavy sentences imposed on the lead-
ers of songs from the northeastern
part of the city‘appeared to have had
Its effect on the crowds of that district
which were among the most turbulent
during the early days of the strike.
The state polite were able to handle.
with little dimoulty whatever disorder
manifested itself in the Kenslngton
Mill district. where they escorted cars
all day and evening. The troopers
were on hand early today and the cars
continued to be run In this territory
patrolled by them with very little dis-
turbance.
While the transit company officials
claim to have won the struggle. which
claim is disputed by the strikers. and
continue to hire more men to make
good their claim that the can operate.
all their cars without the, aid of any
of the men now on strike, powerful In-
ilucnrcs are still at work eudenvoriug
to not the company to come to a
pent-sable ngrceiiicnt with the striking
motor-men anti conductors.
'I‘hc proposal of clt‘rgymcu of Phila-
delphia that both sides snbmlt the
cast: to arbitration bus list yet borne
fruit. The strikers, through National
('lrgiinlzer ll. (‘. Pratt, have expressed
their willingness to arbitrate. The
company, however, notillcti the church
liicli's tourniiltcc flint thc appeal to
arbitration will be illll\ ttiiisldcictl til.
the non nlccting or the “snail Culli-
pull) 5 board oi (lllmi‘illllI-i. ’l‘ho lliili‘
for thtv next regular meeting of the
lilli‘tiOIflli‘ In Mllitil 7.
Organized lulu-n Imiinnkiny tln- strik-
are strongly Frequent meetings are
being held by leading union organisers
from all p‘ts of the. country who are
here to aid the motormen and mu
tincture in story way which llll‘li‘ cxr
pericucc can suggest. Among tinnit-
who arc here are i‘atrlck Ciliica. na-
tional organizer of the United Mine
Workers; Rosin Orr. international
treasurer of the Amalgamated Associa-
tlon of Street lllid Electrical Railway
Employees: Timothy Henley. of New
York, president of the international
Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen;
Thomas P. Bclincy. of Cincinnati. ex
rt‘CllliW collllniilecmsn of the Pattern
South 3
liakct’s' League of North America;
John Scott, of Montreal. Canada. lia-
iloual organizer of tilt“ Union of Stav
iionary Enginecrs; Matthew Comer
lord. of New York, national president
of tlic Union or Stationary Engineers.
and Robert McLean. of New York.
With the added number of cars in
operation today. the morning hours
passctl quietly. no disturbanccnuccs
lli‘llig rcporlctl from any auction.
The transit company announced to»
day that II had ccldcd to give llil‘
matter of arbitrat on proposed by the
clergyman consideration today at it
special meeting of the Board of Iii-
rectors. Proaidcnl Charles 0. Kruger
notified the secretary of the Church
men's Committee that u i‘OmllllllllCII
tltm coming from such it representa-
tive body I‘i‘lllill'l'd respectful colisid»
citititni liIld a prompt answer lilillilhul
If he could not a quorum of direptors
together the proposition of the clergy
men will be considcrod this afternoon.
'I‘here iii a bcllufthnt the directors
will repel their former tlcclnruiions
that the company has nothing in Rl'lll‘
irate and that It will manage its at,
fairs In Its own way.
PUT OFF TROLLEY SHOT CON-
DUCTOR.
W—
Alfonse Pepe Drew Curl After His Hun
rleti Exit from Car In Cristal.
BRISTOL, Fol). 2b.-~Allgurcti be,
v'lllsc he had been put oil it trolley car
whcu hc refused to pay his farc Alv
tonsi- Pepe draw a revolver iiirti flrctl
ihrct- shots at Alvin Simpson. tho coir
ductur. one of which struck lbi- ltttIt-r
In the right hand the othcr two Iotlit
lug Iu ihc woodwork of the our Shop
sons Injuries which are not scrlotlh
were dressed by a lot-iii lillyfll(iflll..
I'npiv was plittctl nndcr nrrcsi iillll Will
be given II trial this morning
. m...» m... ”.9...“
LIBRARY AOIOCMTION MEITO.
llltllilllili’OR'I‘. Fob. t..«-'l‘lic (‘cn
ncrtloul Library Association cnloycd
the hospitality of the city today when
It gathered til the public library for
Its annual meeting. Henry A. Bishop.
president of the board of Directors.
Welcomed the visitors. William A.
Borden. of New Haven, read a paper
having to do with the classification of
fiction. The symposium on this sub
last was under the heading of "'l‘ho
Other L‘llll'li‘lflnii Way." In which tinv
vsrious Improved methods short cuts‘
and solicitors for time and money sin ' "m"
lug wcrc disconnect The election of
officers followed
1'0 iNVKBTiGATE MAIL DELAY.
WASHINGTON Feb. 2.4.wAitorncy-
General Wickersbam. acting upon In-
structions l‘iom . resident 'l‘att hits
dirtictati tho Unite Slam attorney at
1’ list! slants to report at his earliest
assurance whether there has been
an interference with the United
signal mails dlirlng the strike. of the
street our employees.
Usually more than ;
the ‘
lamest number that has ~
, number
as .im can
onilu ntii figuring 1‘
'lflle,lilew.iisven road has had a
wondartuliy successful six months as
Its report yesterday BlitiWfll.
Fol the six months ended December
1 the roads surplus after paying divlv
dentin Was 81.201.511.
The earnings slhtc December have
Increased greatly and are still Int-recs
ins rapidly.
‘A factor which will work greatly in
{,he interests of the New llavon road
s the fact that the nor tllein charges
are to be reunion from 50 acute to 30
and 36 cents.
This Is the demurrugo paid on cars
of foreign companies while on the sys-
tem
The New Haven road and other
mcmbcrs of the Atuclltuu Ilnllwny its
adulation have received notice front W
1'. Allen secretary, that the proposed
change In the per tiicm rule. whereby
the per diem rate In to be fixed at 30
cents during March. April May. Juno
slid July of each y or, and nt 35 cents
during the remain its seven months.
has been ratified by a letter ballot of
the members. in accordance with the
resolution ndoptedht a special meet-
ing of the association held in New
iork on January 2]. 1910. Socrclfli‘i
Mini has declared the new rule to hc
effective on and after March 1.
The membership of the association
is 840 roads. owning and controlling
2.250.007 cars. The majority requisite
for approval was Ill roads and 1,600.
005 cars. The result of the voting on
the. question submitted was as fol
Iow:s
l’es-——224 member ships representing
l..67.162 cars.
Ida—~78 memberships,
419.8!“ cats
Not voting-29 memberships, reprc
settling 62.994 cars.
The now per dicm rates are it com
promise bciwacu the old rule of 2:3
cents and the temporary rutc ot bu
cunts. Wlllt'li was succeeded by the 2.
cent, rain after an experiment of a few
months with the higher rule. The
different rules applying in different
portions of the only were adopted on
account of the. normally greater lli‘v
mood for cars during the six or sov~
cu months lniuictllniciy following miti-
Rllillllli‘l'.
The New Haven fund was the first
it) omnisc tlit- 50 cent rtitc
[if liilliilll ll] Wiliilli.
The soft irregular shape of the flour
dc Ila makes it a particularly enchant
big one to adapt In. silken cautilc
shades, and Its natural colors, too, arc
rcry beautiful with the liillll stream
Int: through.
Not all of the flower. buts, which at
ways have a "season" all‘ their own
lust at the lurnlugpoint from winter
to spring Mldvfl‘onl summer to fall, arc
made up in small blossoms this your
Sonic tire. of manufactured fiowcrs or
tulle or tm-Ieton so page as to rcuuircl
less than I dozen for the entire but
and they are very attractive act upon
sotlli wilted colfture
A thin coating of bird on the bot-
Iom and sides of the snitch-pup in
Which ti (‘ullllrd is to be cooked will
prevent Its sticking to the pan and
Will um destroy the flavor of the roar
lnrti.
Even tho lot-s ct evening slippers
are slightly square. corrosponiililil
with their large squire, highly orua
mental buckles
Very quaint and attractive on nluall
folk arc the black velvet suits finish
ed with broad wlillc Vandykc llil‘et'iil»
lnr and cuffs said to be all the rag»
In Paris.
Because pique tiniest-s less easily
than lint-n or ilir- linen l‘luishcri mate
rials. It is cspccinlly useful for slitiill
boys' stilts, and the coming season It
will be cqnally fashionable.
Long coats of wiilttv lacc sprinkled
with sparkling our lot are llli‘ striking
coinplt-nicut of some handsome lat-c
or mousscllnt- coslumcs.
The medium shades of bloc (and till
shudcs of blue will be imurcnstvly
fashionable In lbc spring season now
closc upon us) are decidedly practical
fox "“0" flotilla lint! units but lilltli‘ they
do not readily show roll, illitl Ills-y inc
lirlahlcutid niltl nii‘t‘u thiirrnt‘ic by
touches of whili- or blurb, us prui‘crn
ct].
llo'irot omit lhc addition of it good
of coltirvd MOIIHI‘H Iii your
stock for the coming illillliili'i‘, for It is
more than whispered that t-olorctl
skirts will be strcugcr lliun whllc
oucs among the wt-Il-tircssctl.
Silvcr tissue with blur and hold tls.
sun with pink seams to hr the acct-pl-
representing
ch arrangement of things. though thc
r
l
l
I
order ls sometimes rcvcrscd. and In‘
dccd both silver and gold nrc soon on
n single gown of almost any color.
The Russian blouse coals nrc put
tlcuinriy iippropriattv and attractive
for trash suits the coals that how
been worn for the past ycur or two
out being cilt on lines that stood Wi‘ll
Inuit-tiled visits to thc laundri or own
' thc cleaners.
COMMON PLBAC COURT.
Judy. Scott Renaud Two Decisions
for Plaintiffs.
Judge Broil of themsmmdn mess
court handed tlowh two decisions you-
lcrtiiiy. One was to favor of Stillman
and Godfrey for the sum of “‘82. 85
from Allicll J. M tidiebiuok. for Iuylnli
oiit‘b anti sidewal it; from or the lat-
tort. propcrl on Wood avenue. firings
Mr Mlddiobroolt contended that
novel pave Silliman and (lodfrtiy
lirorlt. 'lhu court
hen
the artist for
33bit.
In the suit of Christian Peiaotlspap
Co. twelve“ of Newark. N. .I.. against
James A. Price saloon keeper on
Mlplewood avenue. Bridgeport, the
court finds for the plaintiffs for tho
limount of Moll 28.
“up...“
The men who have the meat theories
about women know the fewest woman.
halls for the plaintiffs, who sued fori
'i‘o lytiitt l3. Pinkiialll '
Vegetable Compound
Bloomtlnlc Ohio m“ I suffered from
' : dilubllllii.pillnli In to buck
' and right iii a and
~ "“lxpwus tired all the
. time and nervous.
I could not sleep
Illilti uvuty month i
‘, could hardly stand
‘ the pain Lydia ii.
"lukluun s W stit-
tuinpoun re
stored inc. to Iiupltll
, again and made mo
loci like .i lll'w no.
. I hope this
~ letter will induce
other \vomcil to avail the "rib lvtis of
this valuable nrcdlt-qu."»—. its. Ii. M.
FREDERHK, illuorudaic. Ulric.
Backachs Is a. symptom of fcninls
weakness or derangement if you
have backiithc don’t neglect it. To
fill permanent rcllcf you must reach
he root; of the trouble \‘othiug no
knowof will do this so safely and surely
as Lydia}: l’inklrnin' s V sgctablfl cm.
and Cure the transect these dis.
rcsslng Miles and pains and you will
becoi'ns well and strong.
The great volume of unsolicited tea.
timouy constantly pouring In prom
conclusively that Lydia iIZ. I'Inltliam' a
lo tnblst‘ onrpourrrl, rurtdt t'rtnuroots
an herbs. has restored health to thou-
sands of women.
It you have. the sliflitcst doubt
that L din E Pink tour a Vege-
table outbound will help you,
write to Mrs. l’lukimm iit Lynn.
Mast-1., for advice. lotu- letter
willbe absolutely confidential,
and the advice. tree.
a
”-..-M»...
iiiilll'lllii’iiiflii
SOHDOL iiilTE8
A...
Mr, Party had it rchtuirual of the
drill In llic assembly hall at i o'clock
ycslcrtiny. 'I‘Ilr- lli'lli consists of var
Ions iuovcnitvuts. I‘lic must ditlltult
and \(‘l thc “ll". whith Ip tarrlcd out
the best In thc‘ iibci-I. 'l‘bsrc Iii
small doubt lull Mini \Ilc tlrlll will be
very huts. Thanks to Mr. Perry.
Raymond Botls Is improving vary
rapidly utter a severe attack of ton-
siiiiis. ii iii lioppti by all that he will
soon be at so rl again We litiss
iris smiling fut.‘-l
Dr lilllilllllib bus tit-cidcd that the
"home ticltlt" pIilral. which Is held on
luvsdni and 'l‘buratiny lliornlnits. is
too Ion. Con irtly the- pcriotl has
IreIii a twin Ill “icon minutes
to ion. ‘
~ Mr. (‘rahtlsil ill lliflli glecvover
in.» arrival of Ill typcwnters. He says
he only llfllit will ln'ile as good
rsuccoss wilh the baseball team as he
than had In straying typewriters Mr
Cinndallvis quire I baseball man and
two boys are looking forward to runny
lwvu points trod-hint.
i We are all stir ly W 3"Andy Lyon.
’bui allure slim“ ll ieiwt it'll him best
;Iutlt at his unit Job as reporter for
The Sentinel Andrew has second the
"position offlorwalk reporter for Thl‘
Sentinel and henceforth will not be
seen on his way IQ school eallv In
tho morning Koop at It Andy You
have the lii'sl wishes of all the fol lows.
Wonder who. the new flag pole is
going in be cradled. AI pI'OBl‘lll the
colors are fly-Inn from a rope strctched
front one of the trees in the building
This. litrwurr-r. Is not your satisfactory.
as the flat: becomes tangled In (It?
rope, and few people would rccognizc
"Old lilory" slit-r it good brcczc had
struck Ii. It‘s too bud that we (‘illl-
not have n prrlc wbcrc illl‘ flair can nap
till it pli‘lliii‘ti wiilltruf gtiiillig'lntigicti
up. Let‘s hope for hotter days In flitI
i'uturc. .,
The editorial staff of the Minnie are
working hard for the March Isaac.
'I‘Iivy miss the services of Miss Iviunr
art-ally its site was it good collcrlnr
and also good at soliciting lids.
SKIN DISEABEE
L
READILY CURED
BY A alMP HOME TREAT-
M NT.
l’l'f‘liimfl who are suffering from
blurklrcndu. pimples. dandruff. N‘zmllli.
lvllci‘. ribs-worm. or any other form
of skill lliiil'lll'lt‘. often ask the question.
"Is thci‘c n curs?"
ll. II. l‘lllifllt'ti.-i.lit‘ drugxisi, stiyr
" You llil‘l‘ti Is it cum ZEMO. n scion
lIilv c,lcau liquid preparation for ex
icrnitl our. clics prompt skill and
attilp dist-nae ZIDMI) draws the norm
life and liliisniili from undrrnenth thc
akin to the surface and destroys them
Illlll In this wuy affects a complete
cure of any from of. skin oi scalp illii
cutie. whether on Infants or grpwn pet
sons. it. ll. maimed will show you
proof of many remarkable cures made
by 2W0 and will gladly tixliliiin In
you how you can be cured by this
clean. simple home treatment.
W .
BNoqulp! KILLS Dix.
. 4...... ‘
lI’m-r .Odifl Renown” in Accident at
Annulment.
, MISOULA. Mom. rob wafiix par
soils were killed In it unowsllde tit
Adair In the Bliterrooi mountains you
terduy The ""“t” of foul prospectors
have been ~rccc cred and do than are
digging for lbs or twu, one of them
it woman. The 7 echo ot the prosper
tors ware «lento! Iliad.
an... .0... Wsww
punish FATAL.
New Milford Man Moumbs a Victim
all? Mia.
now MILFORD. Feb. 25 ”Mumps
which have been epidemic here for
the past the weeks cialmd ii victim
yesterday when John Rowling died at
his home on the outskirts of the town.
notability was tic years old and learns
a widow and like children.
i Siiiti ill liili iii Still
Novel Pisa ‘flIii‘tl‘e In Couri3liy‘
Trollsyman Arraigned tar
Emlilaz‘zlemant
illllllUIdl’Oil'l‘ lv‘ub. 25.—-‘i'i‘lic il'Ol
liei culturally; “Hi;
i
l
I
i
lthut I could; my board and
i that Is why‘ ‘l gallant sonic of ilitli lnon ‘
“in" Such Is the. statement made by
Sitwc Schlhvons In the city“ court yts~
“‘ldfli’ Will'l'e bl! was arraigned belon-
illdilt' Iv‘rnult Wilder (or ottiboazlomeiii
of 3” on the ctuupnny' a n‘iont-y. lie
Illctiliud guilty to tho chains and llic
tone was continued until next Sutur-
tiny. .lutlg’c Willli'I‘ fixed it bond iil
jsfr‘i: Iii default of which lll’ wont in
ii .
Was :14 Behind.
Srlrliivons was arrested ltii‘il cvc»
"ml: on complaint or Supt. (‘.. l‘I.
(‘Ilupultiu ui‘ the l‘ o‘nncr iif‘ili ( o 'I‘ luv
young mun Iinti irccn In the employ 01’
ill“ ('(llllliilily for thc‘ punt til‘l'l’lfll
marks and worked last on Motidui
Ilc did not return ”it day" _l-i turbine
and lust tithing he was iiucslioucti
by Mr. ('Il:.ipninu ’I‘Iié youth utilrrli
ictI that he llnti taiuvu iii iwlunklna
to the tonipany nlitl the sum lluteiid
t'nl liluwtl him In «barge oi lilo oili-
cinla at politic headquarters.
WILNot Alarmed.
gave his age as 21 although be up
posted to be much younger. He did.
not appear to realize that he was
charncd with n sciluus irllnc and not
In the pilsoiiorm spcu mulling at ii row
of conductors who out In the witness
stand.
ilclorc lill' c-nvc is bro ra‘r; I.» trial
(in Saiiiitlny u l‘lll'ilil’l‘ luv‘rlzl‘lion
will luv hintit nu ll it iI= I... ..:l,r,. that
tho trouiilc may lw with n ‘ of
court.
The scrum-d Is well known In
“lll' liiiil until recently but; resided
Willi his permits Ilil (‘tillgrirss Sili'i‘l.
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this
"thiitbr'ill, drbllitutod for years.
iiird sick in :Iltlltllt‘“ Inckctl ambition.
tins iiofnuui and all rundown
Illlt liltrtrti hitters mode llIL' a wall
w.‘tnrinn -—Mts L‘hns. lv‘reitov. Moosup.
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DRUGGISTS OF STATE.
Endorse Attica of State Pharmacy
Commission.
The semiannual meeting of
Sintc Plinri‘ni‘tcciuicnl association
held In New Haven this wot-k.
Tlli‘ slate «invention incl chit-fly to
distorts the Pilinrl‘i‘llll‘llt of the law
passed at tho last session of the tests
Inttlm which provides that tlrnizttlsis
Inust huvc a llrruscd assistant In their
slurs-s. and that groccri stores, thc
flvc cent suites and the largo depart
meat stores cannot bcrcarter scll any-
thing mentioned In the lulled States
l’llurtnacop‘cla unless the salesman Is
a (linguist or :i lll‘t‘ilflt'll assistant.
it had been feared that the working
out of the law would rrtnic hardship
upon the proprietors of. tlic sninllcr
drug attircsin ilbv stair and tho mat-
for was gone into i-xicuslrcly in the
tlcbillcs. 'i'licrc n‘i-rc about three
bundrcd liieilibers of the stair body
present, and the dcllbcrations wcrc
presided over by President P. J. (lar-
vlli. of Btvtlicl.
During the discussion It was dc-
cldlcd that it large number of assist
not registered dtugnlsta are being
made says tbc New Haien Journal
('ourler. licncc the pharmacy conimls
sion of the stair, composed of (‘harles
Flelsclrnt-r, of New Haven; J. A. Lov-
crty. of llrldgcptu‘i. and (l. L. nill'll'
port. or Ilur‘lfutti manifested their In
lcullou to go ahead and miss the Inn
wry slioiiii. IoIts iinnltorirlusloil. Tlic
toliicntlon unanimously votcti to cu
dorsc this notion ol‘ the pharmacy colli-
mission.
The meeting by unanimous vote sue
titliicd thc plinrnuicy commissioners iir
lbclr rct-i-ul lll‘lliill In Initit ilwny ilit-
ccrtillcuit-s til.ttit-tiilit-rs w vioiaititi
tIrc pharmacy and excise ln‘ . ,
In the ci'ciiini: Ilic still» menibcrn
were the gnome of the New Ibiicn
body of the organization and a
smokcr was hold in Elks' hull, at
which it lively miscellaneous clitoriniu-
urcni, consisting largely of vnutlcvilb-
was proiltictl. Eapccinl features of co-
tcrtnlnmcnt Int-Iudcti three light spur
ring matches.
'l‘bc tlruitxllils
the
was
utijouructl without
fixing the assembly point for their
tultlsunuuur nit-cl. which will in-
hold “I .lillll', and possibly at sonic
point on tho Sound Show.
Nolltlug drops with such it sIckt-n-
lug iIititI as the bluif that will lloi
work.
'5 vi tutti:
r. Merchant to have an 311.. “Hill
fool for your store and site will
news. rule them, all tunes. on:
they BELL mt GOOD!!!
Try a small um tor a ItaflerLIbS
Increase in your business will usual
you to order larger ones.
lite Reed & Voilt Electrical Co
is wssumcrou spans-r.
‘Ieu'ra optimist.
rat. out.
such sillnll wanes .
In the city court this morning Ilc‘
Ilur .
”Mil!
”for Walk (I; millennial: ,
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'6'in salient": ‘
Ziilt
Very Best Ci-sarncry Butter, a
pound ..................... 33¢
Pulp Laid ti pound .......... 160
Mackerel, 8 lb. iill ....... .....ase'
Yellow. ti pkg .............. at:
li‘vnp. Pctitltcs, 3 pounds for. . .25:
Evan. Apricots. 2 pounds fordflcl
25 pounds Granulated Sugar '
for ...................... 31-30
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Extra. Stamps Willi
35c 'I‘oa.
40c ’I'cn.
50c Tun.
60c Ten.
20 Sliilups with l lb.
25 Stumps with I lb.
40 Stumps with I In.
no I-liulnps with 1 lb.
iii Stamps with Any of the Followmg
Articles
1i) pounds (liltin'iiiuted’tllugar ,
for~-. .. thwart. ”also.
Jersey New? in .2 cans. for. 25¢"
Jersey Posts; ."i 3 chariot .25c‘.
Magnolia, biog}; filliriir Add)
Milk u tau ................ 10c,»
A&I’ iv‘tinm ‘l’atent iv‘lour. L'll’.
vfldlllwflthtl‘! .
lb. butt 1. ........ ......85c
”will 1,5
35‘
Teasflap ‘ slices
in Stumps with 1 lb. ”26c Coffee.
’0 Sittitllis'wlil’i 1 lb. 26: Coffee.
":3 Si: irirps wl ii 1 lb. 30c (til'fcc.
3b Stumps Willi 1 iii. 35c (llilfm‘.
.Mi‘l.
l i'iIII (lid ilult-Il (llcuuscr til...10c‘l I btu‘tlc Curry l’uwdcr iil....10c
I jur .lulu, any kind, at ........ 15c} 1 bottle (leicry Ball at ........ 1°C
1 box Sliukcr Salt nt ......... 10c] I can Paprika at ....... I ....... 1 0c
. r botilc union on tri...~. ..... rec' r urn String lit «m. .n ......... 10c
I 2 t-zlkcn chct (‘lltit-olulc, i‘Ili‘ll. Sci I (all Stiltalill‘l’eus lit. ._ ..... 12c
] 1 (‘lill ll. litmus tit ............ 10c» i (an Silltuua Tomatoes at. ..10c
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i 20 Stumps with t rakes Add) r
' Soup for ................... 25cl
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Ill BREAI All ill
124 Washington Street. Sopth Norw‘aik
Deliveries B: 30 A. M. and area P. ”bi.
80 Stumps ‘witb i Inigo
Alt? B Powthor at”
11L.“—
llllIII
cart
. .50c
PM! Delivery.
Ivy-rm
W‘Young‘ liilfllliillll;l‘0ll mark~ me!“
woman always manages to get what?
she w.unts i.
Old ilusliaudwl wouldnl mlilti that‘
so .nturh, but the worst of It is oar:
soon as sin acts It she wants sonic-
tiring t-Isc. l‘ll Bite.
The Comfort and
Safety of the‘Baby
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is assured if you have one of these.
Safety Cribs The sides are so high
that baby cannot possibiye get out.
.rnd tliev can be let down with case
i. J. Mliiili i Sill Bil.
134-136 wasnmoton crass-r,
ICUTH Noswatit.
City National Bank
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TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
auai NEas
Capital Surplus and Profits
$100,000.00 $117,000.00 7
Safe Deposit onu. II and 85 per your ‘
anwm H. MATHewaon, Pros. 1
JOHN H KNAPP, iat Vice-Pres. '
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. and Vial
PrII.
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier '
DIRECTORB
E. H. Mathewson Henry lie mout-
lohn H. Knapp Ismael rummsn
Josiah R. Marvin ,J. Wallace Marvin
tbrlstian lwartz John H. Light ‘
Fred H. Rowan
‘ui'il‘rto “no epitome
or wasnr‘iin‘t’cn attract.
Hourlwll, in limb I. muslin “it”! to
v: p. in. Monday and Saturday. 7 in
l n. in.
jtiioa Freight Propellers will
LMW
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A political party that (obtains no
kltkcrs is a tame affair
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Till Gilli R llltl
"ELITE
38.56 “’ and $4.00
A GUARANTlE OF SATlBFACTION
RALSTON
, $4.00
A suaapv. saturate SHOE
HANAN
$5.50 and $6.00 »
APPEALS To THE wEL‘LDRESBED
Working ‘Sho'es
$2.00 $2.50 taco
EWea'r ‘Slroes That Fit
122 wit-summon arsssr.
swarm-2.:
Daily Lamont.
For Freight. Only
On and after Thad”. January 7.
team
Pier 28 East River New York. (toot.
of Dover street). every day. (except
Sunday). tits p. m. arelgnt r-ecelwu
'tit Norwntl up to i p.ln .016 Booth
Norwnlit an to ll: 30 p. m. . ~
Norwalk. Steamboat Co.
Armlng J. Smith. 6. c. Housman.
Leases. Bonsai Agent.
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WW" , ‘7 ,
The Cadillac
it 30»
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has shown not Milliii’ifi‘ilillt‘
age. and Ill lilinl‘bnutfs “hi the 7
hands of Inexpsrlsnt‘ed miners.
Unequaied by any other nutomo.
Ihlla in the world. rbxsriiiciis of
’Dl'ice or nurse ”growl. ..
I lithium in
Aiding . g. ., ,
Norwalk Chronicler