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QDAY. FEB. no. son
is Almanac for Tomorrow
.. 6:39; sets me.
11:12 a. rn.; 11:33 p. m.
Wham
gaunt
Convocation 0i lutlor
. . A. M., will be hold at its
k,“ ’0 Work. “I As DOOM. '0.‘
by roir‘aolt‘sionts. All R. A. Ms-
‘Mlsiiy and internally Invtioo.
mummy yuyo rs,
ROBERT M WILCOX. Ooc'y.
dpselsi cemmunioation or Old
no. No. 100, F. and A. M. will
i at u.‘ memo. Macch 2,1911. at
fist: p. in. Work, LA m.
imam Masons cordially and the
owl
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R. M.w
y WRCOX. ooc' .
. NINO OIN‘I‘INEL TILIPNONI
CALL.
' . own Department
' . Nil“ Inooo Department ,
, ranch Olden. Norwslk
Ip—liiiior's Residence
W“, ldloor's Residues
as! New rooo Laws Ntaosm
I ‘ . (The Hartiord Timesi) ‘ '
I}. As a general proposition it is ad-
5' mlttbdly true that the older states of
thin Union are little Inclined to mill
cal Iesporlmonts' and eccentric under-
takings in legislation. or some at
the newer states quite the opposite
is' true in the states which have
.I been in existence ior more than a
' bundled years there is comparatively
so disposition to try out new the-
cries of government or to put the
socialisttc schemes or the day to test.
But this disposition in strong in some
or the commonwealths admitted to the
Union as states within the Iast‘fiity
years. Oklahoma. the latest to enter
the Union. and Arisons. which had
adopted a state constitution which
may prevent its admission for an in-
definite period. have given us exam-
ples oi the extent to which novel and
even freakish ideas In local govern
ment can be carried
Connecticut has been a sell-govern-
ing state ior more than 250 years.
Thanks to the virtue and the capacity
oi-the founders who came here In
1638. and the iiberallty oi the charter
mated by King Charles In 1662. the
;” people oi this state have never sub
:I mitted to the authority of rulers not
of their own choice. in spite oi the
stigma oi the blue laws, on Invention
oi the tiny clergyman. Peters. who
possessed. some oi the talent that finds
expression now In yellow journalism.
Connecticut, has never been governed
or led by cranks. Its tirst constitution
is credited to a minister of the goo-
pel who was also a statesman, but its
attain have usually been admiqu
toned by' business men and cites by
tho ablest of its buslnos men. There
5 size no signs oi any change in this In
5'. dilution. Most of the members oi
up present legislature are business
Wu, and raycsl theorists in govern
:Qassnt are not numerous among them
I The hoopla oi Connecticut are will
‘ leg. that the men of Oregon and Kan
son and Nebraska shall gratify their
. ovary whim In trying experiments In
3’; government. which means the ensct~
m oi an endless variety oi new
"laws tor the Insulation oi all human
conduct, Including the uncut minute
i Wis of trade and manutacturo. But
M sort oi thing need not he locked
or lion. althoulh there may be found
"M and than a unison who would
like to us It An instance oi thin
W is soon In certain hills which
we been introduced in the legisla-
was now sitting which would make
'pannocticut as unique and as Ions-
as Mr. Bryan's commonwealth
Neurosis. in. iron s barium point
View. among the tony-six states or
files listed
' ‘ Obi, m In In particular to the
W Which an. to have Ooonoctiout
iiooli irons tho mot ration
,, other sinus in the matter
was or pastas“ oi iood
/ The authors of these
"Witssainlstaiioior
's’isisisossterntoiso policy oi
"W novel-sinner as expressed
that at ll“. which does not
i
i
‘oisu in mum- is
Ii in any case there is the slightest
[allure to deliver into the bands oi
ille‘bnyor the exact Weight or ouan
lily of contnls that is stood to lit
label. Carried out to its Icglcsi
development this plan would require
the enactment of a law which should
require every package oi iood to beat
a label declaring how many heat units
it would supply to the human body
when at... Every box of pills
ivould need the makers allidavlt on
as outside guaranteeing the precise
sliectsci the said pills on the person
who swallows them. and every bottle
31' medicine should bear a label which
would be In oilect a contract between
he seller and the buyer that certain
.esults should icllow the introduction
.1! the contents into the human body.
Who wants such a thing done? Who
would be benellttcd ii It were done?
the msuuisoturer oi the iood 0|
medicinal compound cannot attord Itc
prepare a special label for such at
.Is goods as may be placed on halt
in the state at Connecticut. Ht
would sooner abandon any attempt it
have his goods sold here than to prin
a special Connecticut label for wha
lie prepares and soils. The retai
leaIers can gain nothing by demand
ng the specific branding or weight 03
Inessure Ion poohagos which pas:
through their” on the way iron
.‘lie thinker to the buyer. Above all
.he consumer will nerbr ask for It
When he buys a pound of sugar 0i
a pound oi u... be esnocts the deals
to give him iull weight and he cat
always easily ascertain whether he ha.
got It. But when he buys a pachsgl
oi Quaker Data or a box oi Bhohsmi
Pills he does not stop to count thl
number of fishes or the numbe.
oi pills. after he has opened the pack
ages. lie ilnds out quickly eaougi
whether he is getting the accustomed
identity which is sold ior a giver.
price, and he knows Just as wel.
whether he is receiving that scour
touted quantity as he would it hd
lound a signed contract from the
matter on the outside oi the NCNISQ
‘o furnish that quantity.
Loam may well Inquire wheth
or it in the only oi the state to ties
all its oitinans as If they were blind in
fablemlhdcd children instead of con
listing for the most part oi Inlelii
gent human beings In full possession
of their senses. In [the buying ant
selling oi the necessities oi liie it is
essential that prices shall bear a veri
liable relation to the weight or uusn
tity or the article dealt in. The com
mon law provides an adequate remedy
ibr deliberate trends in the sale ci
my necessary article of food. llui
ii a man invents s new kind of ginger
bread or doughnut or tomato sauce
[ind puts it up (or sale in a nachos!
as nearly airtight as he can make i
must the state step In to supervise t
business and see that he does not real-
Iae too large a profit by the sale oi Ill
Cannot the buyer be trusted to decide
ibi- hintseli whether he gets the worth
1! his money, and will be not be sure
to discover the fact It by buying some
other preparation he can get a better
article or more at it ior his money?
it more to us there is a broad dlo
tinctlon between the traflc in staple
iood materials and such proparsd
(coda or medicines as one subject to
intense competition in their manufac-
ture and sale. In the case oi many oi
those things It is absolutely Impossb
ble tor the msnuiacturer to calculate
with certainty the amount oi shrink-
age which his products will undergo
bolero they reach the consumer. Take
the case oi any of the great estimate
which are sending out iood packsnos
by the trainlosd each day. These con~
oerna are subject to the most sites»
one competition. They can keep their
trade only by convincing those who
buy their products that they are. gob
ing what they tiny for. tht coed oi
the state or the nation stopping in to
its the pricemior that Is what all those
propositions really smouni tow—oi the
ioods supplied to the public by those
great manufacturing concerns?
The sale rule {or all our law tusltora
is to apply new regulations to the
daily business transactions at the new
pic only where there is general saron-
inont that such Interior-once is an art-
doatpuhlio duty. it is the desire and
the intention oi the American people
that there shall he a minimum oi ol-
ciai lowercase with their business
' , oi mo koinm hind. second. In
all suuhwiasttors the business will be
facilitated by mistious which, are
W'thmughcut the country. s re-
salt which manly be sebum thrsoah
. action sycouginos. Thirdtbodasls'
satin or welsh: sc’ measure on our
parod ms. conditiionta ass audio
IBM”.
Nothihglstobesoiuod wallowing
such rocuiroinonta upbn lilo distill!»
team at and dealers in special brands
iii loads or Niches.
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iiiilii‘l' 16 Till “INT.
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Mediation in the connecticut courts
its out .. it b all titles its
Ila-ion blobs
Kansas has a great scheme tor short-
ining the sessions or the legislature.
the pay oi the members stops alter
Iinrch ll.-New York Press.
-+--
it is hard to believe that the mem-
iorship oi his/Lorirnsr In the senate
if the United States Is so important
t matter that the reciprocity scree-
uent with Canada must wait until
ts determination. ~New liaven John
is! and Courier.
m...
“The price oi aeroplanes will soon
)9 within the reach of all." says Wil-
)lll' Wright. it's no use. Wilbur. You
:ouldn’t get us up into the air It you
ihould give us an aeroplane. with gsso
ene to run lt.-~iloaton Globe.
4—»
The recent storm traveled at the
‘HCO of sixty miles an hour. How it
nsnaged to deposit eight Inches of
inow In 'New Haven wnilc going at
bat speed is a lost that Mr. Terr may
to best qualified to anuwer.~«Now lia-
rcu Palladium.
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“ANNAHAM LINCOLN."
Ir. Gallons at the tenth Norwslii
Methodist Church.
Abraham Lincoln lived once more Ill
be thoughts and elections of s church
bit of patriotic Americans. lsst even—
)8. at the Methodist Episcopal church.
:outlt Norwulit. Dr. 8. i‘srkest Cad-
isn. oi New York. gave his lamous
eciure to an audience that was reo-
onsive to every note oi praise and
trick to greet eveiy rally at wit or
tie? analysis oi character or condi-
o s.
Dr Cadmah's contrast at the two
n'est Americans, George Washington
ad Abraham Lincoln. lustiiying the
data: that Abraham Lincoln was the
first great American." met the ap-
iroval oi the audience instantly. Ills
resiment oi the characteristic ileu-
ier lile. developing msniiness and rug-
edness oi character: his noble tribute
.0 Nancy Hanks Lincoln; his estimate
it the place ci a low wisely chosen
looks In the inundation ci a lolly
tyle: his judgment or the ability oi
tar. Lincoln in analytic and synthetic
silver; his stories ol his homely wit
ind tender pathos. nil were most
teariily appreciated.
it is difficult to express one'n sp
rocluilon of such a treat as the
'l’leussnt li‘rldsy Evening" lecture at
'orilcd.
Mrs. I“. Irving Hmitii, admirably ur-
~cmpanied on the piano by Mrs. (them
or Beileclt, sang belorr- and alter the
suture. graciously responding to hear-
:y encoros.
llr. Prod Winslow Adams at Schen-
ectady. .\'. Y...wiil give the last lec-
ure In this course on the third Friday
tvcning In March. Ills subject will be
'Mnrk Trials and Other Marlin." Mrs.
\dams and Mrs. holler Waterbury
will sing.
Absolutely Pure
' MARIA-"MM“
The gas main- in Milli street. which
has been causing more than Its share
of trouble within the last week. In still
unropairad entirely. There seems to
be u small leait which cannot be locat-
ed aud the company' a men are working
diligently in an short to dud it. The
west side oi the client In being dug up
today. i"...
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You are invited “ the Final Clean-
up Sale at. the Min store. See adv.
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Uni HP
UNEXCELLID PURXTY.
All goods perfect.
U. :P.
UNMATCHABLE PRICES.
Always the lowest.
U. P.
UNIFORM POLITBNESS.
Cloths strive to please customers
U..P
USEFUL PRESENTS.
Premium checks with each pur-
chase.
U..P
The Union Pacific
Tea Co.
Stores in all principal citioo
1
Lenten
Good Things to Eat During the
I
Season j ‘
Fish, Cheese, Eggs
Canned Fruits
Vegetables
Everything New-No Stale or Shop-worn Goods
I! A I WAININOTON IT.
Q [XIII SPEBMS 0
your sitar aortas. a pound
sap scar noun. a bag .....
AQP BEST FLOUR. a barrel ..
EXTRA FIN! POTATOESJM
The Great A&P Tea Company..."
ll. WAININITON IT» DOWN NORWALN.
Deliveries It” s. is. and atolls. at.
in. mass.
GoodEGGS
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JWIQUARE BRAND MILK .....................
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Dunn-I, odor".
Our Store. Our
0n Acccuiit oi the Tremendous Business in Other Sections of
Usual Sale of Wednesday
Housefumishin gs
was forced to wait over a few weeks. gTomorrow.
we look for a greater business than ever, as the
values are much greater. Come Early and get
your share of the good things
Wednesday .................
Towel “ Bars
Solid brass heavily nickel plat ed. 24inch sise. formerly bile. 39c
:liiinch else. iormeriy 69c.
Wednesday .........
sin Tub Seats
blade at liiiriltvnod. Ills any bath tub;
her grip ends. oak finish or plain white; regular
price 50c. Wednesday
39c
Table Tumblers
4
Heavy Glass Tumblers. plain or
inner; usually 35c dos. Wed-
needs:
6 for 9c
Egg Boxes
Made oi heavy paper. «parity
1: can; lortnerly In each.
Wednesday
12 Boxes for 7c
Alarm Clocks
Well-known malts. neatly nickel
plated. titted with shut-oil.
warranted for one year; value
trod Wedneiuisy
59c
filled with ruliv
White Lined a...
Ono-quart brown and white
Cooling liowia. strictly lire-
nrool; usually 18c. Wednes-
10c
Special ‘
500 pieces. such as Fine China
Sauce Dishes and Plates. Glass
nutter Dishes. large package
Powdered soap. Borax. Shirt
Waist Starch. Comb and
Brush Case. Lunch Boxes.
etc; values as high as 26c.
Wednesday only
So each
Wash Boards
Family also. made oi heavy
sinus; regularly 85c. Wed-
nesdsy
0‘
heat. Can be applied bys child. Will
(it any rushes. Made in all sizes.
“KNOW THE USE OF HEAT.
mm. CHEN! 0R INST.
Isolate are not aflectcd by extreme
8AM WY DOLLARS
kudhuim
sass ALI: av
Tea Kettles
s-qusrt best quality all white
Enameled Tea Kettles. ' list
bottom; usually “.39. Wed
. “ 89c
Toilet Paper
Fine quality Tissue. roll or pack-
age; regularly 5c. Wednes-
dly'. 7 lor
25c
Ash Cam
Heavy Galvanised Ash Calls.
with cover; also 24 Inches
high and 18 inches wide;
value ".39. Wednesday
25c
98¢
ova-ran 0A“. AROUID
Question oi Usialr competition In
A'Im
Judas James P. Plait in the circuit
court at tbs Ugitod‘gtsiss yfleigerdsy
sosrdsrgsrsoa on a plain snic-
iioa for a to. initiation In the
suit oi the Ian Int Oyster Intent oi
hicrthport. N. Y. suinst the Andrew
Itadol Oyster company. at Booth Non
wall. A restraining order was eaten
ed against the doludast some weeks
sac and tho consistent had given a
bond at M000. which will lie hold
to iadowniiy the defendant should the
complainant not malts .‘i’hs prin-
viola involved in the out its one or all
lend unfair competition on the part oi.
the dsisndant
w. Russell. o! New York. and
tru c. lingers and damsel (l:
orabcusohoth of New Haven.
sued tor the Injunction. state see
liter titties Judson oi this state and
“mat. mu “did":
ssrdin on no
anaonscs a decision.
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litillll m WWW.
Mrs. Ismusl .l. Ayrss.
lira. Mary flamenco Ayers. wile oi
Ilstnnol J. Ayala. died last night at the
islnily home. to Van Wt street. iler
death was no to osmosis and heart
double Widely and and beloved.
"is. Am‘ litany Moods had much
hope that she would survive her ill
loss. but rostsrday s it was
apparent that tho and was near. tilts
was sittydbros years oi . Besides
hor husband. firs. Ayers survived
by one son. Manon C. Ayers: one
sic uahter. lira. William it. Verity.
one stepson. Dr. Herbert t.) Ali
on. who la a dentist at Flushing. Long
island. rusmd services will be held
iron the house Thursday altsrunon at
dill: o'clock wig 3:: graffiti Ul‘i‘:
pan or. pastor in arm
Baptist church. emulation. nut-tat will
iollow billiard-do cemetery. Norwslll.
wuusis scram ems.
wuiissi not? am». a batter
employed at hattlagin Newark tweu
ty- dive yearoaaii lnent
hell-Ettore
in the aiialro oi the cum
Mrs. cams. Raymond.
airs. Charlot‘tsmxaalsy' Raymond died
athoriitliaon “antistatic.
its. Monday afternoon. he was I1;
lair ”rd year. her exact one being
or years and eight days. The loser-i
services will he held from her late
rum. . .zii: ”
.w t v u s lat»
ing The interment will an: II Linke-
view consular-y. at New Cancun Hrs.
Raymond was a true denahtor oi the
Revolutionary War and one of the tow
members who have thus long almond.
On February Will she dole rated her
toad birthday with four generations
present, more being live «mom
in tho lsmily.
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Mrs. Kathryn Keith.
am. itstsmi Keith. Iliad yoiiordsy
sitsrnoou at the homo or her notes.
hills Maris Keith. oi ii iisplo street.
She was slatyomca y‘osrs oi ago.
“I. possum
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