W Bolster loom,
7”“iW-‘Wlihcnthdorlu
j M “fluent Sessions
WW’tllliiililli
w. ”-4....‘l
‘8s Will 0 ii -
109.3% .3 upon
. L".-
llllllutndt .
ffltilctJudsonl’who is to be
willing {chairman of .the Judiciary
co tattoo and leader or the senate
' in tho’pvolont‘aonerdl Assembly, re
(turned to Bridgeport, Thursday, after
Inttsndlui the inaugural ceremonies
‘ ,anle at his cities.
"@90er Judson expressed himeeli’
is well planned with the prospects of
incoming session. He proposes to
. do all he csn to secure as chart a
' whom it as. possible and be will also
gill! maltolii‘ilifzhtathelarontu at r;
. , » . ra on
4% Wlfil‘llhsfisfilfii .3. a... pull.
5:; «utilities commission bilin and the
,mloyara’ liability law, instead of
them to the last part of the
I!!!” .lisen so often the
l a;
I-.
Oi“,
. 3‘»‘»'-’*"=.:';,“=“Won‘t,'i’sik On Banks.
I What naked about the reported at-
,tltudq or former Speaker Elmore S.
Banknfii’io was said to have declared
“that'hd won not serve on the .ludl-
diary-min so in house chairman if
Bonny Stiles Judson was named an
sonata ,chrman, Mr. Judson dou
oil so to be quoted at this time.
b . “pillowcsmiollesder ills a vtery
. l1 ., , tide aye. i 0 rue cd
mad“ Elgrtford this morning and
must Mauritania North Carolina
today to take a doposi on. He will re
tug: . glitter part of the Week.
.. _ V‘s lilo: about the coming logis-
- lbllllo ' rir.‘Sonator Judson said.
, .a «‘ 1.43!!!“ Within This Time.
» "Thoomhisailon of the Senate nt
" this IWIQRJI from within that body
. sud not from without. a moat desir-
silo-condition that has not prevailed
{3% years. i believe the appoint-
an ' _
, be important working com.
by President Woodrufi will
' .mmnt the conildonce that his elec.
:tionbythe unanimous vote or the
‘ hbltnan caucus testifies.
, Mote very much the canal
., ' , out. by In! associates
my 7 they for the chairmanship
til iiidlciary committee. in that po-
" » londoavor to bring to the
. 1, oil at the earliest stage
on the important initials;
that were debated and
so thoroughly during the
. uln- .
‘ . lg Measures Early.
d ' subjects as the public utili-
ooiniaission bill and the employ-
" 5’ it not ought not to be per-
' . g are untillneariy the
ill
n.
é large items of pro
. there is no resLnood
» in? favor bills.
0 two or three hun—
‘ at each session, as
during the past is en‘
‘ ible. A rest deal of u
“Inst-send“. and in
s.',..__ .
. i bride-sage.
.«dein in hill annual sd-
It“. msny-‘vsiusblo sug-
«Mslstivs notion. The
measures as proposed
- . gory careful considera-
)—
2. , asiisr convened
. bio auspices, , nor
. n Mumth more lip.
of sin-tubule inter
.~ mar-rune! oi,J
" . do" in n Billi'lin-
mil“ if
. .. """ «la’h
Wilt Oitissos allow
, ' 9*.” “a ‘
' . lint reason why any
blind." to this?
..
built. his l-l
» to lift. the in l.
lit-nay ‘ilianoy ilir'
Wot hand auditin-
raw...
4 alleles at.
. duo’s: ‘Pily first.
. Most Severe Bachelor. Bladder and
Hilario ot the body before anything
. Bright's license. ,
. stomach. prostatic trouble. oieeplssu~
noes, inflamed or puffy eyelids, wealt-
-. was able to not up and move about and
special outstation. to ’
, will mesa tbs leopardsiny of the health
i.
UrinaryMlsrsry Waninhw
“The real treachery and danger in
kidney trouble is. becauae the diet
symptoms; are always noon in other
Wrong iii noticed with the .kldneys
themselves.
The moment you suggest any kid-
pay. bladder or urinary disorder, or
feel a dull, constant l'iackochc or the
urine is thick. cloudy or offensive or
full of sediment. irregular of [mileage
(lit,- liiltnbdod by n scalding uonoation,
begin taking Pope's Diuretic as di-
rected. with the knowledge that there
is” no other medicine. at any price.
made anywhere else in the world,
which is so harmless or will effect so
thorough and prompt a cure. .
Put an end to kidney trouble while
it is only trouble—before it develops
into Dropny. Gravel, Diabetes or
Papo‘ii iuroiic acts directly llpon
the kldneyu, bladder and urinary sys-
tem; cleanses. heals and regulates
these organs. ducts and glands! and
completes the cure within a few days.
Pains in the back. sides or lolnc.
rheumatic twingoe, debilitating holid-
ache, nervousness. dizziness. bilioua
neon, wornout feeling
other symptoms caused by clogged.
inactive kidneys promptly vanish.
Frequent. painful and uncontrollable
urination due to weak or irritable
bladder is overcame.
Your physician. pharmacist, bunker
or any mercantile agency will touch
for the responsibility of l’upr. 'i‘iioniiv
lion & l‘ape. of Cincinnati, who pre-
puro l’ape'e liiureiic-«i‘id cent treat-
merit—would by every drusgist in the
world.
and many
RlOTiNa lN TlEN TOlN.
W
Scms of the Riotsrs Cut Off Their
Fingers and Drake Their Bonds.
VICTORIA, B. (2.. Jan. 7.«-~l)eiaila
of the rioting at 'i‘lon Tobi laat month,
following the clamor for the irnlncdlt
ato opening of a. Chinese national sa~
oemhly and the granting oi a consti»
tutlon, were recolVed today by the
steamer Enipreca of Japan.
A great mob. in which over a thoue‘
and ntudenie were the organising for-
coe. made a demonstration in front of
the yamon of the vicercy. Many of
the youth: cut off joints of their fin-
gers and some are reported to have
broken their urine. Banners-i and dovu‘
merits inscribed with blood were much
in evidence. The Viceroy refused to
show himself, saying be was ill. iiia
sedentary promised to memorialize
Peking on behalf or the victors.
At Mudkon and other cities the uni-
tntiou continues unabated. and the
coming hoiidaye.at the (‘lilllene New
Your will be marked by areal dummi-
stratioue in many chine.
Several .lnpaucue newapapcra of
Toklo describe ihia movement on tho
part of tho etudeuta no a schema in
drive the Japanese out of Mancburin.
under the guise of promoting thr- im.
{Bedlam opening of a national llillfimr
y.
FOLEY'O KiONEV PILL!
Are tonic in action. quick in results.
A special medicine for all kidney and
bladder disorders. Mary C. Abbott.
Wolfeboro. N. ll. says: “l was adilcl-
ed with s bad cone of rheumatism. due
to uric acid that my kidneys failed to
clear out of my blood. 1 was so lame
in my foot. joints and back thst it was
agony for me to step. i used Foley's
“Kidney Pills for three days when l
the pains were all gone. This great
choose in condition i own to Foley‘s
Pills and recommend them to anyone
suffering as l have." The Bridge Phar-
macy. "
STRIKE IAIIEB BTARVINO.
5.000 infants Goff-ring for Lack Of
Proper Food.
CHICAGO. Jun. d.»~l-‘ivo thounstti
"strike babies" are in danger of star-
vation. The milk fund for supplying
nourishment to the babies of the strik-
ing garment worker» will be exhsiiat-
ed tomorrow and the committee of
which airs. Joseph 1‘. Bowen is chair-
man in at a lost for ways and menus
to continue the supply which has sav~
oil the lives oi hundreds of infants
during the labor strangle.
"So far we have received but $41.25
from the public following out last spa
peel." said Mrs. Bowen last night.
”We have just enough to meet tiic bills
on to Salurday night, and there neomo
nothing to do. but to dinconllnue the
.dilitrihution, of milk. it costs still it
day «to furnish the babies with milk.
Discontinuance oi the milk distribution
and ”Quilts lives of hundreds of lnno
iii bullion wolkousd by lack of suf-
, lent nourishment."
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tacit mm sirrsthso rnou one.
« mm .
BERLIN.» hundred new: dispatch
mm‘fltmsbury “ya that three bro-
thnrsooniposlna the li oi Do Miss-
s
ltd mania * ny, propr’io s clone or
t largest works in Germany and
‘ have been oil-
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N; idol? i." ' " , *°
it“. 9mm
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or
H i 6‘! tats’of. Alsace-g
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new and till artistic. let us not over.
' Osman ssltstion bi ‘
~liii‘ will. mlchl ".1
Ono allot andf the “0th"
suliocstsd.
. LONDON. January 7.-—Innueut into
the death or the two outlnwa who were
killed while resisting lilo police in
their Sidney street home. on Tuesday.
began today. .
“bile testimony allowed that soldiers
were summoned by the commissioner
of police. became the ansrchistc’ re-
volvers were so auporior to the web-
pons of thepoiico, and that less than
titty police oillcers participated in the
noise, the remainder being required to
deal with the crowds.
The examination of the surgeon who
performed the poet-uiortcmn developed
that one of the men was shot by the
police or soldlera while the other prob-
ably died from auffocution.
One of the bodies allowed a bullet
hole through the skull, the bullet hav.
ing entered hack of the right car. “i
believe," laid the witnean. "that this
injury caused the man's death. i do
not believe that the wound was beli-
inillctod." .
The surgeon thought that the victim
died before the flames reached him.
Appearances indicated to the phyal~
clan that the carotid anurchiai wall
suffocated. The inquest wan adjourn»
ed until Monday.
Probably
NW
COUNTERFEIT BILL.
Purpoi-tod to he issued by the Citizens‘
Nstionsi Bank of Waterbury. and
Poorly Designed.
WATERBURY. Jun. [wellief \Vilv
kin. of the secret service. has shown lo
a reporter the counterfeit five dollar
bill recently picked up in Washington.
purporting to be issued by the tiltlnenu‘
National Bank of Waterbury, The bill
looks quite old and Worn. as though it
had paused through many hands. An?
ordinary citizen would undoubtedly ur~
dept it. but experts will detect. the
counterfeit from the poor picture of
President liurriaon. The back of the,
note is more deceptive than the face.
Chief Willie was told that the
Waterbury bank had not been noti.
fled of the discovery of thin counter
lie replied that it was not cuc-
tomnry to notify banks. uuicaa a re.
quest is received from the bank to
be dent notices of all counterfelta an
noon as found, and no ouch request
was on file in the office from the.
bank. The department alwayc makes
it statement. whenever a counterfeit
in found, and printed .rirrulars are
com to all haulta that have a general
request on file.
The note wan evidently of foreign
manufacture. but Mr. Wllkie would
not uiuio whether his omce bad aul‘
clow to the maker tmiiol.
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MORE TRAIN VICTIMS.
JERSEY CITY. l'. J.. Jan. t‘meloveu
poreona‘were injured today, when n
Pennsylvania nrronluirxiaiioil train
from Perth Amboy, N. J., crashed into
the roar of n uiundiux imblgh Valley
train luu the elation hero. The cause
of the crash line not been determined.
MithANlc. Kurt. Jun. rim-North-
bound psssonscr train No. In on the
Alchlsou. Topeka and south Fe Rail-
road. duo in Kahuna City at 7 o‘clock
Ibis morning. was wrecked on a curve
about a mile. and a half eouth of here
at it) o'clock last night. A imisht train
was trying to make a aidins in the
“plume yards. when too heavy passen-
ger, drawn by two origin“. ran into
its rest. The passenur engineer did
not see the lights of the frolaht uli‘
til almost on it. i‘irsinsu Zlernsiein
and Shalom Shields of the leading
engine of the passenger were
This wreckage took tire‘ and three at
the bounce cars were burned. but
their contents were saved. Officials at
the Santa Fe sRiiway hero state that
the passenger trsi nwreckod near hlnl.
vane was running slowly, but that new
erai psasenuru were injured. sithoutrli
net fatally. Their names have not
hen reported here.
THREE TOE. WERE FROZEN AND
LOOK MW FOLLOWED.
WA’l’liiifiiilftY. Jun. 7.-Georse
Matthews is at the Waterbury hospital
suifering from lock isw, tetanus having
developed from three tools, which were
frozen several days ago and which be
came infected with the deadly bacillus.
His condition in regarded a critical
for the disease was fully developed
when he was brol lit to the, hospital.
He was immediate it treated with the
carom. which is the only known Inti-
dote tor this disease. but whether il
will be elllcsr-ioua when the virua is so
deeply seated is considered doubtful by
the physicians in attendance.
W
OTAIBID WOMA: IALOON KIIP-
nulmnma'r. Jim.
Masserls. wanted by the police as an
accomplice in stabblu; Annie Brown
Sunday luni. In her saloon on Water
street. was held in cit court yesterday
morning in $1.000 bill for trial in so-
perior court on s charlie oi assault
with intent. to kill. The police believe
the man who actually did the stabbing
is still at lame. but Mil-min will be
tried as an accomplice. The Brown
woman's condition iii improved today.
Wow
There are deserts of the highly con-
nationalised ileum. bird sud sniliuu
desllns for ntencliin sud embroidery
that sro very sell-sot vs and bountiful
and there are nonlb others that one can
hold agar and for. at svery‘imsalnslile
satisfied Trot not be able to dimmer
«but in the world the casino is‘iatsnd‘
oil-to represent. in our mrcbvtor the
mach ourselves and choose one of
Morlndisiiosidshsbiojoms oi "arty .
wi‘iut crotch.
killed. ‘
'l.——Michoie m.
‘ w. Missile;
? lilo
tray.
s
131.80
587,
MORE
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. Greatest Number of AdveriiSemenis in Any Newspaper on Earth. .1
Separate Advertisements Printed in 191.0 1
MORE than THE WORLD'S ‘
own previous best recbrd of 1909.
”than ANY OTHER;
New . York Newspaper.
Last Year’awFigarcs of the '9 Important Advertising Mediums Here and Abroad:
"new YORK
New York Her
Berlinlokalanzdgcr.........;.
Philadelphia Inquirer..........
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WORLD.....’... 1.546.897
ald.............. 959,406
900,840
784,242
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Cincmnati Enqmrer............
St. Louis Posbbispatch '2'. . . .‘.".’.‘
London Daily Telegraph}. £527
St. Louis Globe-Democrat . . "'3‘
219,457
IIOO.IIDI...
CHURCH IOTARLlOHEO EMPLOY-
MENT BUREAU.
PITTSBURO. Pit. Jan. 7.--The Sec-
oud Presbyterian Church of thin city
has established an employment burrow
the idea point that of the Rev. in:
George W. Shelton. the supply pastor
who decided On this innuysticii in
church work because of the (root num~
bot of mounts for assistance in secur-
posltons since the beginning of
the winter.
. Dr. Shelton in describing the bureau
said: “The string of bodice by provld»
in. lacuna for sustenance for them lion
lust as much withintiio province of the
chluch as does the saving of souls."
The Rev. W. ill. Koiylcr, nosistlint
Pastor of the church; has been placed
in char 9 of t bureau and the board
that wll a at him in compound of
five men. 51h are prominently identi-
fied with i corporsuonn in various
inns of up no“. ,
R 0A0 WED MR ”.10.
B12; this, Mo" Jan. ‘i.-Alton S.
Miller. proddsdtot tho-Union Electric
kiwi| sud Mei-Oomph”. wag made
d ‘ dent in ‘il justices court suit fol
this Thunder. The plaintiri is the
p. p calm one v. No
twink n m
, hill: the cm. but
Wfln‘l'a?
illilsr st rs oration.
M rat add! no
at summer. in ion,
isl- because he did
the lost. Was the mass. Re
"My determination is not to pay
in ’ had. to slam.
new indolent
lat , . _
was ohiiysdso wind up all this "
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The Newspaper Thai ’lloos‘ the People’s Businessi
Carbcrundum
NOW IN THE WINDOW OF
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Carbcrundum
is made at bliuimrn h‘ailll In tho
lsrgoni Electrical Furnace in the
world. power helm; obtained
frorn the Falls themselves. It
in tulccu from tho furnaces in
great lulnpii of diamond-like
crystals. These have all the
sharpness of diamonds and are
nearly as hard.
Wan
in used,“ omerytr'forinorly was
«for maklnl wheels on all
blood of chop grinding and,
Sharpening Stones for All
' Purpcsct‘ .
Rmr - Hones, Bombinstlop
no. .li‘aa‘dh. may
on. Oil “on“ in Wood lanes
and in {illimlpiimlonso
‘ Lumbermd
. from almost
KNOW the convenience and comfort-of the fight kind
of Plumbing. you'll wonder how you ever did without it.
The pipes and traps in perfect condition, the bath tub.
lsvstorisn. etc, on the latest models. the nickel fixtures
and metal ceilings we put in place will charlie your
house from a commonplace dwelling into a welbequl
building with every convenience.
The Jones & Hotchklss Co. '
11 Wall lire-t Phone 743 Namath. cons.
INTIMATE. OHEIRFULLY Fukfllflfllb
. Moneymw
Ashestos Building Lumber
for wninscotins for bathrooms. Kitchens. honor-loo, Pastries. Rub.
otc. Applied either upon the cladding: or showman. For secular to
other forms of wninscotlng. Nestor. cleaner. more attractive, more
sstishotory in every way. Requires no point. Mayhem”
Doss not crack. Vermin-proof. Fire-proctnssllymuiclily and/choco-
ly applied. Standard sin or sheets taxis inches and ram W
indestructible. ‘ ‘ ”
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