A Few [lures ReduldleXeur Kidneys
and End Urbain Misery ‘
It your kidneys are disordered or
you Idler with backache or bladder
inIIIryo low 11qu ot PI literati a
new will afloat I cure.
tmubid‘buhe
Put on end to kidney
ll: llonly onlytroublI-wbefore It develops
B91117” it. Diabetem Wol or
are.
. e Mont ydu suspect any kid-
my. lilXAdiler or urInIry disorder. or
i _. Millie. or. the
drive er full
19! 56 ill
It can tion. be-
”Idiotic misdirected.
the knowledae that there Is no
other medicine. It ny price. made
:nywhere else in t world. which Is
.niltb hoymlnoe‘ or will effect so thorough
a it
up directly upon
11.5%.. . :12de t17nd Mortuary Iye- ‘l
pinto;
tits" ”Klingon s an com-
tholildlhio. I, tow dove.
pP nine 11 the book, tildes or lolns,
rheumatic" WWII; vlrostotio trouble.
rebllltltinx headache. nervousnese.
disIInIII'. meum. billous stomocb.
”figmfl or outlawe-
orn~on ling out! many other
nympho)! caused by cloned nnctlve
kidneys promptly vanish. reorient.
Pnlnful and uncontrollable urination
due to 11 week or irritable bladder in
oyereonio.
Wanamocleh banker
or‘Y en'sén’oy will vouch
,‘ior tow ‘ilty. oi: Pane. Thomp-
son 0; Pollen loincinnati. who the
fire Pope's Diuretic—50 cent treat
ant—«old by every drugglst In the
mid
17055 HAT OUTLOOK.
Editor IMIII, oi the
Writ” Optimletic'aliy.
The "current issue of the Hot
view. blow York, Ipys:
W "stood t" on our trade condl
“ 1 - Number. in which wa
“middle or January as the time
Weilltltcmmmbly expect to
, the Inst 41th ot rotor-ulna husi
activity in this trade In spite of
. Mellon and 111311111; In apite oi
the id ones of the list salesmen who
, Ill into New York in their.
‘ nic retreat from St. Louis and
-; in spite of several of the
hot manufacturele. who are
peacimiatlcaily. especially
In eonieree with fin 01'
non; in spite of every high
rity. excepting our own . horse
. . we ‘Itand pot" on our exoreeu
1 lie! In the year of 1511 as 11
y businees development _
re is no prospect oi an'lmmedl-
. ”node for. gooda. indeed there
1» But In our opinion no exper-
of the" halesmen in. t. Louis
, , .our theory that tumoruteet
X~pt1depreesioadhae been reIched.
, an econ—very soon
‘ kBommli’un more than In un-
did0 they lill find in St. Louie?
"3‘ n with they found a lot of job
who show more business senile
. m manufacturers who send
. 1 on a fool's errand.'rl111
' ‘ demoneturted this by constel-
ontly refusin to 'lll‘ill‘y. excepting In
truth “mu“ ere wen no me
' .1 . id why they Ihouitl buy.
“were vi'sltilin the re
[vie ii. in with of elec-
:0“ on the port of ex-
Re-
“1 mph We will
. n a
er conservaytive
$11“;th monies of
fit: 0: golden. we fear. they
Ihow it loom-b to
u:
to or u{1:‘ Mill in
‘ amulet tl’dmsh
lthXI tbmosltom
Ihppose tit t. II
to,
will lie tron:
It; Review. .
it»...
{it
chicane HBKWB’JPT" 11111..
.1 r.
loot Mothers
CiliCAGO, Jon. 9.—~Evelyu Arthur
fie. Xielf utyied upontle of a new life
In which all beluga will be perfect. ap-
poured in {the municipal court lnIt
week. to answer to charges of disor-
derly conduct following police InvoItI~
nation of his “absolute life" colony.
Two girls. one ill and other it
Years old. who Idmitted court they
had for months been living with See.
also Appeared in court under the some
charm.
Mono Ree
the elder of the girls.
was dentin according to the plan
of Boo. to be the mother of the first
‘neariy perfect" child. she herself be-
ing almost perfect ucordlnrt to the
unit's teachings. The other girl. Mil
redVBridgee, was etrildng to attain
that state of purity. she dociured. thut
w0uld place her on n piunc with the
Reed girl.
Twenty or thirty boys and girls
attended a hurt at School . conducted
by these three, and according to See.
were taught to work for the love of
work. not for money alone. Mrs Fell-
oie Rees mother of Mona. also was In
teretited in the colony and spent. much
told the police nhe approved her
daughter's living‘dtith See as all Were
“"perfect and hence oinlees
See. in court..rci_used services ct
an attorney. saying he has the connect
of God and would purify the court
room. The hearing was postponed llllv
til Jun. 12. and See refused bail.
DANBURY HAITERS' CASE A Pro
,, «dent.
(Pittsburg Dispatch.)
The foot that the brief for the gov-
«reliant in the tobecco trust colic.
prepared by Attorney (lonerul Wick
oreham and his ausietunt. Mr. Mr:
Reynolds. seeks to have the supreme
court reverse Ito decision in the Knight
sugar refining canto. brings that pro-
coedinx into “additional prominence
The brief sets forth at length that the
true “leery of the law is that 11 com
hlneuon or local or ultra state urgent
whom, "the direct and neceeeary ef-
fect of which would he to nullify rules
for the conduct of Interstate commerce
udmitrediv within the power of con-
gresu to prescribe. " comes within the
jurisdlttlon and prohibition of the nu
tlonnl law.
We do not see in the nowhpnpcr
summaries of the brief unit it cites
whet may naturally be supposed Io
be the most effective Iraiimeniuiu
Id liomlhuni for the huprcme court.
That the Dnnbury huticre' cure. in
Which the supreme court virtuully rir
versed it epoiiillon taken in the Kniuh
case. in tho Doubury citric it hel
that In purely local 11 thing «I a boy-
cott on the goods of n concern l1) (‘3'
tending no that the goods Ire boy-cot
led at places In other state» may affect
interstate tonimorco end In therefore
within the jurisdiction of the federal
courts und the prohibition of unit "not
law. 'I‘hnt Ilnnde upon the principle
urged I11 the brief and overridden in
the decision of the Knight once.
it certainly accrue pertinent to rc~
mind the odor! of lost moon that the
piinclple held to be valid against the
transgreulone of labor uuionI nhould
not. for the credit of either the court
or the country. be Ignored or denied
In the case of the trusts.
—To deal strong. have 10011 appetite
Ind dices tioo, Ileep roundly and onto:
life. nIe- burdock Blood Bitten-I. the
mot Iysiein ionic and builder.
QUIET ELECTION IN BOITON.
BOSTON. Jan. iii.—-A quiet. cotoo
lieu election was held In this city to
day for the purpose of filling the rib
oIncIeI In the city government. elect.
tnlttee and deciding the ileum ulteri-
tion tor the year beginning May 1. it
tree the sooondelectlou held under the
charter adopted In November. little.
and II pciitch were eliminated. the
competed by the nine Isplnnts for the
city governmenton ,...the four for
ichool committee was brief and life-
6 loomend the voiln] in the early. hourI
wee the lightest. for many were.
Milton: none or theeehdidstos or
peanut wit I party decimation the
emblematic city committee endorsed
three while the Good Government AI-
Iocietlon and the Municipal “I'll. ed
vet-lino largely dunno the int do”
at the competed In favor of those can
dldItII tor the city council and two
for Iobool committee.
. The weather wan favorable and the
day was more like November than
“mid-wilt".
W
IAKMI ILIo‘r OPPIOIII.
The. nIv'tiy formed eI'I‘ Union
were” it new
.1 re II tell I
W" I?“ own:
0501‘ O 1
l ””6- Jr 8‘ ydfiflglyiffi.
hideout" r24. inhinld.
he More ry—X-e cry 0‘».
diamond - Theodore ‘Xwit.
of her time teaching lie prlmipiee 8hr .
the two members of the school cone of
Useren 11......
Mil Be Happy
Every one who in on their
feet should tIlte on lilac all foot
both It night. it takes out all burning.
Itinainx. emartlnx and coronal; cures
cords. cailouses and bunlona; destroys
‘ all odors from oftenIive perepiration
and makes the feet feel fine and fit.
Eaull II the only mentholeted foot
toolet and we all know the
healing powers of menthol. (let it 2611
box of. liawll and If you do not find
that it does all We claim for it your
drunist will refund your money.
Doesn't this guarantee give you con
fidehce in blitz-Ill?
Ilse ideonll for chilbluins. cold feet.
from bltca. etc.
so Ann P. WEED
55 WII “not. NorvaIit
Exclusive Agent
W.
I'OREION RATEO Incense.
Money Order Department Order: 0'0
Advance.
, Those in charge of the incneyorder
dcpnrtment of the Norwallt post office
iodny received an order from the gov-
ernment which will mean much to the
foreign residents and some of the man-
uiucturcro of this city. The orde1 calla
for on Increase In money order rates
to foielxn tountriee beginning Febrib
ary i.
The advance II marked. According
to the rule which In new in effect ten
delete my be leont to Italy for ten
cents. while after the drill of next
month It will coat twunty- live cents or
more than double. Rater toell foreiiin
countries Including Germany. Hung-
ary. Austria Ind Switzerland will ulna
increase. it will can one dollar to send
one hundred dollars to Germany. (in
der the prudent rate the cool is only
fifty canto.
The rIIIon for making the loci-em
as (iron by the government ohlciIII
Is to cause uniformity of rates. bier
chemo and inannfanturere have otter-
ed I logical explanation in stating
that 11 In done In order Iii-t more men-
ey earned by the foreigners to the Uni-
Ied Stolen truly be kept in this country.
At the present. time many foreigners
cull hi the Norwnilt poet ofllcc every
Monday morning and trend home of
thIeIrX Iavlnss to bIhltI in other noun
tr on
EDUCATiNG Til-t! OYSTER.
(Chicano Record lierIid. l
The trick dog. the uhlvyhrolie chlin
bounce and the trained nee are about
to find it worth) fellow-inc, educated
oyster. The oyster. however. I11 not to
qualify for vIudevIlle; so for from In
pearina before the glare of the foot-
llxhte. he to to rennin in the obscurity
or his own proper bed. But be Is to
be Instructed bow to do bin Work to
better olfect, and thus till more satin
foctorlly his piece In the modern
world. lilo chic! labor II no lower
to help along the «ow or the potty.
but to produce pem'lo, end he to to be
tenant how to make them lower and
more perfectly spherical them home
ion.
The promoter of We attractive new
lmiuetry lll Dr. NiIhthwI. of Japan.
and his IiudIeI have climb! the Inter-
est of the American F‘leherloe Int-left.
The growing luxury of the day- re
quires more penis Ind better [team
and bigger pent-ls. Pearls help the
aristocratic emunler to pass with
mentor IclIt through the customs
More pearlI would doubtleII be din
song: today. after the blah fashion
cope-ire. were they not no mIIor-
Iblr email and shapoleu. if. as is
maintained In certain milieu rirclee.
I trained lobster II- amid fort I die-
rnond bracelet. then Iii-educated oys-
ter ouxht in time to be ennui to I
“whole purl necklace. The world haI
only begun to yield lie wonders. With
Japan for I. inoculation who knows
what record we they not make?
W
THHIW DIAMOND ”ITO I‘lll.
aundey Ifternocn Iummoned up Infil-
clout coo recall on Ilse Illu-
beth Oorroi
lion of why hi Ililo diamond riot. of
from II o. c
tile Bullet of and?
are explainint “.113
I “would ”Ml/111173111111 badly: .1
- candy.
'~ "l‘n. almond cine
‘ Unoolnvllle. Milne. in command.
. as much lee an poeuible.
Ind demand an exploit»
tmsI bronchi. wII not"
hccopubie. end what the row “I all"
and“ int? "33.6111“. W’ "94111:? '
t I o I in I
‘7 to 11. 5mm
wife tor a ChriltinII lift and :et Iwey
deities 5;“:
you with I I)!"
dun?
. . Nwmhihnll till out me}
p
(conundrum mm page.)
oiled .l'Trougrtonl“
’i‘ho'i‘reverton Will! the llil‘lmllll borne
0‘ 1116 three. and curried 11 crew of
six men with Capt. li‘. I. Blown 'oi'
the
woe bou dgtol’t'i “loud
“The rill-n carried at crew of foul
. men. crowns commanded by 0an
1:. 1'1. smith. of Philadelphia.
was bound to Portsmouth. N. H.
The Pine Forest. which was the
Imalleet of the tow. curried four men
and woe mended by (iupt. M. W.
Hall. of Pr vincelown. and was bound
for Marblehoud. Moan.
As the none were. breaking for over
the attended hm he the life shivers were
unable to make out her name for some
hours. but finally eucceeXded In reading
the uncle “Pine Parent”
The Lykeno,a1‘ter loainp; hei tow.
hung about the scene until ti n.1n., but
as the uhoul water prevented her from
getting near the Pine Potent she won
flnnlly compelled to ntcnm into Prov.
lilcetuwn.
The gale on the 111111» lhni night won
one of the Itlffei-ii of tho winlcr.l111l it
was not until nearly midnight that the
wind hauled Into the northwest and
then into the north. .
The Lyltonal'lefl \‘ineyurd Ilnvon
yesterdny niid Dilliwd ovor Nantucket
Shouln during the utternoon. its usual
In heavy westerly miles. 1ho,l.ylieno
clung clouecio the rope In order to not
she was one
ily made out by the pniroln on the life-
saving station» further up the cube.
at. Nunseit; (‘nhmm'u Hollow. i‘ntnet
[liver and Highland. Then the moon
went down and the l._\‘lit‘ll8 was plot.
ted out from chore.
sue
lhe l’enlted‘dilli ulniluh putrol made
out the form of u veaeel In the break-
eril. and by'lh‘c time the crew reached
the KCGHQ.‘ \vruckhgu who coining
tribute, and it our evident that dinne-
tcr bud overtulteh some veeecl.
When the dawn struggled up from
the eastward. only the battered bulk
of two horns could he seen. while the.
third so was ailil holding together.
nithcu eyery trove deemed to shake
her from Item to stem, end her nouns
were littlmlng over the iiiilc. The life-
IIvers also thought (lint they could
mIIta out the {urine of arterial men
allusion to the butcher; end the little
house in the stern.
The Rude Point and the illuh lined
lifelhvinx etnlionn had been notified
and more: 11 people summed over the
cape from rotincotowu to witness
the rescue r"tht- wreck.
ll weal Iitlhlc lo lnuncb 11hr
lifeboat.” file here It ibis end of
the rope alw‘doublt: niul some timou
triple. and he villlli' diulnnce from
the shore to‘ c. out-u bur was I lump
Iinn mule ‘er lroiili cone in ebhh not
even I life 5011i could have been item
upright so lllt‘ life rillH‘l united for
Icvt winter; when It was hoped that In
the shallow \tflivr‘ of the our! lb:- lilo
boot might be puebed lhrouxh io tlb
iii and bar nod 11 alert mode for on-
While truth: for the tide to obh. thr-
lift-Inn“ tire bench and
about 9 with two bodice were seen
and were mmvthrown up on the bench.
Beth were encased In life preserve”
from the thvcriun. A lllllc iiilol' the
sideboard of the Corbin catni- debate.
a“
Schooner Concetta Adhere.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. Jlii. "if"
The wheel avied IIhore lIIt night
off Bailicnt Imldu out at daylight
to be I tbmilniuted schooner and not
ulrunded room in the Hamid B. COW
Icon. of Button. The Bernoulli life
Invinl crewuwhlch put out to the vea-
Iei at midnight. ha- not yet returned.
The record iI believed to be lying in a
bad position.
IiOITON. Jen. lu.--—The schooner
Herold ii. (lair-ens. reported ashore oil
Bernent. woe built It Boonie In 11183
and. hello from Portland, Maine. lier
coinmhnder iii untold Williams. The
t‘ouseus wu bound from 81. John. N
it. for New not-ii. Ind VIII III"! seen
where she grounded It 10:30 last
nllht. Csptdmiieekml. of the 5'
ed River 8m.- Cent. (30;. of l
ladieo' bland. and Capt. Thomoeoo. of
night. Attempln to pull her off w
the lien chimed shortly nfler blah 1
thin mornlnporoved tunic. it is fehr
od toured the Cannons will so to pi
cos before wrecking tugs reach her.
Eighty Hey II crowned?
. 5 ASTRAK" N. “0551‘: J“- 10-”
".mmm. :lrngm: M” I Eighty ll . on were carried out in-
HARTFORD. .lhn “PM!" "a to the Cu Sea on In Ice line to
.....- .1... mm ... lit. 1...; .... 1.11:. rut-midi:
fionce's helium and cite or discour. mm m“ a“ “no" that "W of the
Ioihx Ittitndo. In llIIt srtford youth “mt," W1“ Mill" "m poor.
IteImer (uuio'finw Landed.
U. “Jul lib—willie mom-
will on the melts outside the
New test today with
as iii lint bottom. A port of the
to hero W
.11.
WMHINOTON. Jlii 10 “Ordered
the WI} WWW!
Hint
tender will bromine 5 confledtlnl is:
Idbyfioe
film Ito t do IIIII’X
dfiu 1‘ ‘ 'W'lt .1331 .filtdh
I“ ”I“ m I”?! ti! figural.
roller 1'.
iii choice clamor horde. st Dublin.
' “he I If: 37111111
inflation roadster 1111.; II drew
”it???“ villi. Preoldent
viorit slretehed in
mull/Ir Trude-
WWII uuinftil
Shortly after :i 1i"i'locli thin morning
I l 1.1111 1 ~ ~.: I" .. ..
noun.” 7 e m m” “hm "limit“"l'IOW to been Stu-11.11111.
Olive (lreen. and plibiihhed by I}. P.
Pulnnm'o Sons New York tiiy
polo pone uiih thin poetrv fill with
raw rice river with polite, brueh with
the white 01‘ on ex: uiid linke.
done take from the at on remove the
cover carefullv. Mite out the rice and
fill with creamed critters
cover-e, and serve at once
a stunner it! at lirel believed The.
crown stood by the attended craft all "
ATQNMMW“ open until.
by the «out. novice to Iteeoaeohic
‘
it" :er %
Q.
n
m.m..ernmnmemntmomumummy-.1nu magnum MAILMW. 1...;351 gnaw. “MW
1
ill llillRESl lll illlllili
Equal quantitlee‘ of green ten and
huge,
the hair and scalp every night are sold
properly steeped. and nppllod to
to stimulate the growth of the hair
11 111i
.~\
prevent urnynt'sfi
now why to prevent the lose of the
hniiy‘ii little ring to to attach it by a
small chain to n ulcudcr brncvlvt worn
on the wriel.
bear
and
b
111111
ed
and
if
only
the
found I requ at on my (19
Illppcre very dainty indeed.
The old-ineliloned blue and while
comfort II the foot of the bed and the
lilild';
and white rug“ mg on the floor
out effectively the. Inflation of
the colonial in the bedroom fitted with
a genuinely old mahogany four-peeled
"client of drnwcre" with lie chin
inn rryetel knobs.
lo 11 good idea to have 11 piece of
wood {listened to the hall hour the yin
«bow uhlth to hang \anqu
coohIn‘ iipooiio 6111*1111'011 by means
glitter! open In the ends of the hen
5'95
y morning our recipe for ynlor
leis. Ind Will quote this Illllllllti one
by
lalllt‘
When
Put on the
nordera and piping! of while or color
moire becoming for ieven young girls
the blucli eullI and conic that this your
are no very fashionable.
-....—._..
do the lmllntloh ocIl is chi a pre-
lcntlouu or expennivc fur. I1 I11 upprtr
prieic for airlift-1111111 as trimming only.
II often seen on the great warm
wraps needed for winter nutomobllc
rides.
one wishes. to mnhc her room
she bull
to make pretty l‘tllcili‘ii of silver
lore. centered with ribbon flowers the
I-celor of the slippers.
~11».
Twonty- five inchel id‘to lid about the
n, length of the fashionable suit root the
“mmmon. And one run hardly be-
liere that there Is also talk of reviving
Eton
Too much braiding cheupcne Hillier
thnn lienulifies I gown or unit. and fre~
outintiy better reIuite Ire obtained hl'
tlllnl I border of for or some of the
handeome wide bald: and supplement
hill: with a few tnotlia 1them to animal
5
the entire ornament
braiding.
nether perisheble. lull very
while It into is the ribbon caning that
consists of I strip of lace insertion run
on ' l l Iilli vanii
York. ,0... Lilian. be the on I do of the sour y
l~
Ind
lb
tullstlceliy.
duoed
Are tonic inaction
Idwitiie
to uric on
clear out
in out rubidium
_ '|
i 1
on to eibborhte
prel [Y
m
chbIIo for IIlId II made very nice
crisp by being lert In I bowl or
loo wet-r after Iiil'olltlllil. Drain thor
oughiy before service
We
The environ or lriIh crochet whose
Iitiil is confined do the melting of small
rem Ind loam ere would by etudy-
In. the em roldery instructions where
"elven motion for melting Iii
޴w of lento motifs and interns
rein “anomalies sud holly lower [lid
low I hIIitItI of flowers.
bench minutely. repro-
PGLIV'C KIENIY Pit-LI
chick in reIuitI.
iIl medicine tor Ill kidney Ind
mil Abbott.
11116.:11. it. IIII: "l was Iiiliot-
olairtqyfitiititey (5.7737.
I I I o
my blood. I't‘ Mole
t it VIII
for the
Pill
RAILROAD MEN HAVE LIABILiTY
BILL FOR 515.000.
The employem' liability not prepared
bytln1 Ieglnletlve committee repre-
senting the employee of the New lia-
vr-n iniltuud nod whlth ulll be pre‘
settled to the genernl assembly next
week removes the death limit of
55,000 damages and provides for puni-
tive dumngoe not to exceed “5.000 in
runes of death and coniuine come other
striking changed in the liability laws
This not provides that in all actions
for damages the plaintiff elinll have
the same right of compenution and
remedies against the employer as if
the emplcye had not. been no employe-
1if, nor in the service of the employer
being sued. it nice note [0th lhut no
employe shell be held to have been
where. the vioiItIon by the employer of
the Statute, enacted for the celery of
employee. coniribnlcd to his injury.
An enlpluyc. under this not ehail
not be deemed to have assumed not
risk incident to his employment and
shall in no event be held to have Iii-
eunied any rieh arising by reason of
the negligence of his employer. Re-
unrdinx the case of accidents result:
log in death thezact provides:
"in all notions eunlvlnx to or
brought by an executor or ndmlnlsil‘r
tor for Injuries refilling“ death. wile
thcr inetnntdncons 111 otherwise. such
cmulcr or administrator may retov.
or front the party lexuily In fnull for
such Injuries. punitive damages not ex
cording 515.tl(lii;provlded. that no 111:-
lion shall be brought upon this stut-
ute but. within two years from the no
.;lcct complained of."
TONY MULLANE ILL.
CHICAGO, .lau. lu.——Anthony .l. Mul
lune, better known it) the old-time
"fanI' Mi Tony hiiiihne. la in n carious
condition at I hospital, and t not ex
booted to live. Thirty-five years ago0
Tony bluilane was one of the greatest
pitchers In the National league. After
he had outllvod' his usefulness on the
diamond he returned to Chicago and
Joined the police force. Recently he has
been acting on serzehni at the Central
Station. having nitepiued the rank of
detective. Mtlllnne'ls suffering from
1111 allflt‘i‘srl on the brain and the Opor.
nllon yeasterday with the third since his
guilt: to the hoepltai.
PITCHER RAY GOES To HART-
‘ FORD.
CHICAGO. .lun. 111.~ —'l‘h1» following
conlrnctu end nllenueu were unnoun
red todny by President. l‘hiiinglon
of the American Aeooeinllun:
(‘ontrIcIu——~\Vllh 'Ioledo: Id W Ko-
inlh
Releases: lly Columbus in llnrtiord,
Conn. Pitcher Roy: to shrevermi'l.
l.11,, player blclltinuld: to the St. Louie
American lmegue Club (1. Wuddcil
By lndlonapclio. to 'l‘opcliu. Knit.
William lioplte; to ilcnvor John I"
volley; to lmtiaville.
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Irenl. Rulph Glue.
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it trout the furnaces In
hint of diamond lilte
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GOVERNOR MAY i-IOLD UP WAL~
T588 AND GEDDES.
NEW HAVEN Jan. tor—There has
been considerable speculation in poll.
iloal circleii since Governor Baldwin's
Induction Into office as to whether he
would also the cemniieelon for county
commissioners Walter and Geddes. if
they should be reelected to ‘olfice by
the Incoming legislature.
The county commissioners are ch06-
en by a caucus of the dominant party
In the. county canchs and the vote is
approved or disapproved by the logis-
Iature. They are appointed through a
resolution. which the govenmr has
nothing to do with, bill be signs their
formal commission of appointment.
The question now Is as to whether
the governor will sign‘ the commis-
sions. There are some who believe he
ulll withhold his signature. Still in
the cone of Walter and Geddes in the
event. of the governor not eigning their
commissiondfi'they. would probably hold
over. .
Perhaps one reason why there hes
been a doubt expressed about Judge
Baldwin's attitude irrthe case of Wei-
ter and (leddee, is that he in a member
of the (‘ouncil of One undrod of the
Chip Federationh depended on
inveoufisibiyiohtw my mommie-
starters“ (the! ‘"’ l,‘
m
FOR LAGRIPPE COUGHS AND
eromflitoe.
Toke Foley’s Hone Ind Tar. it
given quirk relief an expel! the cold
from you system it" conteine no on-
iutue, is safe and sure. The Bridge
l’hermocy n..-.‘:. .
Some of th'b no.
being prepe for“ defileeason’ 8 went“
big show monognmrof considerable .
size placed ot the left side front like
nnncket. Ind onolly a monogram
Is fitted to the net and covers the
whole of it, the e Mdered border or
the monogrammthe edge of the
pocket.
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NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORP RAILROAD
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