l8 llllll Billilll
: ln Jusla Few Hours MT Misery l‘rom
‘ ' I Ball Cold or the Grippe
Will Be Overcome
' .is tthe ro-
rob at a cost
9 than titty thousand dollars.
.. contains no quinine. which we
‘ conclusively demonstrated is not
: is a positive fact that a dose of
's Cold fifimpotstdmaltqn ever!)
tw ‘ hours on ti three eonseeut
gaps are tako‘n n, will nod the Grippo
break up he most severe cold.
either in the head. chestnbncltt surm-
aoh..limbs or any part of the body.
itlpromptly relieves the than! minor
abl neuralgia pains, headache. dull
110%, head and nose slurred up. fever-
lsh ess. sneezing, sore throat running
of the nose. mucous cutarrhal discltar
sea. 'soreness. stiffness and rheumatic
twinses. .
Toke this harmless Compound as
directed. with the knowledge that
mettle is no other medicine made any-
where else in the world, which will
cum your cold or end Grippe misery
as promptly anti without any other
assistance or bad aft reflects. as a.
25 cent package of P pe‘a Cold com-
pound...” or lighh any drug'gist in the
world can pply.
lllllE MIKE LE {SI 5:-
DEIIII. 0 P008!
(Continued from First Page.)
Danbury, has brought suit for u or
vorce from Frederick Anderson ltortgh~
ton, of Danbtrry. and New Maven. on
the charge of misconduct with other
women at Dunbury, Latte Kenosiu trod
New Haven. The couple were married
in September-.1907.
Clarence A. Morgan. of llothel sues
for a divorce from Laura i". \iyrtle
Morgan. of Dunbury. on the. ground oi"
cruelty. The couple were married in
May, 1908.
Helen F. Redcoat ’l‘ornllnson. of Dan-
bury seeks a divorce from Hadley
Totnlinson, of Jackson-ville. i~‘ln.. our
the ground of desertion itt January!
1908. The couple \voro married in ()c.
tober. 1890. i
Agnes E. .lttdd lddv".atds of Bridge-
port. sues Walter [L Edwards now in
parts unknown, on the. ground of tie-
sertion in September. 1904. The cou-
pie were married in May. 1398. l
Mary Rlx Klrshbnum. of W estport
seeks a ditorce trout Adult Rudolph:
Kirsltbsutn on the ground of intoler
ubie cruelty. itt this connection plain
tiff alleges titttt the defendant totntnit-
ted a felonious ttssuttlt wttir intent ttll
kill the plaintiff F'Dlll days later tho i
defendant suited for tierutuny. and
his residence is trow nn-hnowtt. Plain I
tiff also seeks a change of name. i
William F. liaii‘ountnlnc. of Dan
bury seeks a divorce from Georgia
Scott LaFotrntaine on the ground of
desertion in FClll'lilti‘. 1908. The
couple were married in 1897.
Harriet E. Rockwell True. of Bottle].
seeks it divorce front Sidney True. or
the same place. alleging desortion in
January. 1908. The couple were
married in June. 1873, Plaintiff also
asks for alimony.
Role! Kent'Gattmond. oi Site-lion.
seeks a divorce from George A. Gun
mond of West Point. N Y. ailerons,
mllcmduct with one Mary Raynor. nttd .
desertion in Funniest iilutt. 'rtu- cort
pie were married in Min litiill
Wants Her Name Changed.
The stitlon of bone F. llllt'zmifill)
of Dan itry. was‘ received lrr the on-
p rlor cottrt yesterday. She desires
t her name be. changed to irone it.
stringer. Fifteen years ago her
mother Emma .i. Messinzcr. secured
a ivorce from her father. tier mother
erwards married Michael Messing-
e and for the past 12 years the petiv
ti, nor has been known as bone Mos-
oi gar, which name she desires to
pt for troops.
, Seeks pompous.
Miss Ella Hombrldire. of l)tllll.llll'\
lli-intts a suit damages in the art-
: 'riot- court 3 our Walter 1 Perry.
oNorwnllt. Whom she atlases wronged
Mr. Bbemllosos in her ttult that» Mr
mm? wanted and promised to mam
r on April 1. 1910, and as a conso-
qtienoo ottpl examine she confided
in" him too hopet y; only to "find too
late t at vrqn py.’ in consequence
'32 once she is now It
theater-.0 vBhe salts for $2 500 damages.
tilten uh I do now.
Ill. 'IIIIIII “III
I
tContinued from First Page.)
i. has amazed at dudson From their
statement of the case. it might look in
a number of my warm friends in
Greenwich. and osttocially that part
of Greenwich known as Sound tit-nth.
that i. have not been entirely trunk
on the Burnout episode wrtu con-
em "he'll be Especial reason wiry, ui'tet
harlot. R my own volition. written to
Judge Barnes, i signed upon the soil
citation of Mr. Baker. the petition for
his apointruent in 1900 was that.
having been responsible perhaps more
than any one individual ,i'ot the pro-
potted new term of government which
was then before the Legislature l was
drilling’ in elitphhslze the fact that i
was not against the man or any men.
but uzalitstithe principles and condt
lions which prevailed "
Later to Senator Donovan.
The letter to senator Donoutrr t'olv
lows:
My. Dear Senator: As a citizen of
.lreenwich, i thank you for the manly
stand you took lit the matter of the
Borough Court. Do not tiritrlt that i
take myself so seriously its to believe
my rejection an irreparable loss to the
town However. in tttlrnot'ls to you and
to the several hundred who petitioned
the General Assembly requesting a
change ill the administration of the
iourt my position in limb should be
stated
ilutues had recently untiur'gone an
operation for appendicitis; he Was aiv
lotrcd to have suffered a relmrse. An
effort was on foot to undo hint. i felt
sorry for ltltn. i did not know him
My protest was
‘ngdinut methods. not any man or men
I wrote without solicitation, aunt-ton
tlott or ndvicc. the following:
".Ft‘ll lb, 190“.
"lion. (‘harlcs I). ilurncs. Honor» of
Representatives. Hartford Conn: \ly
dour lttdtro: 'lhc more i tlriult ol' the
brutal attack recently made upon you
both from New York and by ccrtulu
'sitnou pttt‘c' interests itt Greenwich.
the more i din impelled to stand up
for you. Of course. in the past you
and I have not. within our party lint-s
always agreed. and it is quite possibil-
tiurt we shall continue to 'tlisuurcc us
,to the detail of local purl,» murmur»
intent.
“The Committee on Sclcvttrrcn‘s llc~
r ,pnrt found no reason why you should
be singled out for hilflt‘llll attack. (little
the contrary. if all of those who had
tcstltltd below the c.0trrmiticc had
been on trunk open and honest as to"
were. it in rut opinion that a much
noise tortditiott oi' trlfalts would have
been manifest. _’i‘ltc (‘otttiuittcc did
not trait you to nppctrr tic-turn it. You
came cntircly of your own- free will and
accord it was more than ditiltrtlt to
not (cttnitt other ptroplu [0 appeal be
into the (otnrrtlttcc itt sonic install
«on. it pron-d to ho impossible it did
not appear from any of tho testimony
deduced that am of llit‘ mistakes or
trims tomtnilicd b) you were tlt'llltl‘r-
are or intentional.
"l \v‘httt to say for myself at least.
:trtd in saying so. i think i voice the
sentiment of at least eighty pm- rout.
of the Committee. when l state that
the investigation was directed not
against. individuals. but against the
methods, and such errors iltl nppvnr-
ed were the result of such antiquated
and inadequate methods. and my judar
meat is. that the people are t'vspmrai-
bio for the condition of affairs, tw
cause they have been unwilling to
rise to the opportunities u htrh modern
and up todsto methods would fur-
Irish
"If this letter can he of service of
you. you are at liberty to use it, Very
‘sincercly yours.
"PERCY I), A in M N'
This is an exact copy of the. whole
letter. a portion of which i ttur in
formed a curtain stutt-srrtan rmul with
much forehead. when the matter was
rtp for consideration. A tnnrt with
such a forehead at his command fall.
ml. however. to ace. in quoting the us
a member of investigating ctlmlnlltoc
that he was hardly tolling llit‘ whole
truth when later he states. l on; not
"ldontlilfled with this State." it is true.
i have practiced low in New York
(‘ity for upwards of twenty-nix years.
but it is equally true that i ltnvc liven
the best tort of fourteen years in
(lt'ccnwlc . and i am so much idcnltv
tied with the town that my boys \H‘l't‘
born here. and i have taken a more
ucthe interest for some yours tutu!
than lllll posses of the Republican rntt~
chine would have tlrot’ot'rt‘d. ta'o much
50. that at a recent ltt-ptrblicnrr t‘illl-
0"!!me largest and full't-ut ct‘cr hold
in the town » my colleague and I were
regularly nominated by it vote o! 314
to til-i and then. as at the root?!“ nI-
lctrod henrintr hetero the Judiciary
(.‘omtrtittste. the Town (‘omtnittcc hull
Common Pleas Court
a his employed at the crane Val!!!
is .5 as .ng
5»:
an.
hit to the l’lreuhdnhy thIt'
inst yard has put an
» laureate More” strait Monti
Elohim! ran his nose was broken.
is brutltllillflllflll permsotty
and w lint apd that with the ex
Ilia entrant
out or
tied in thnfo
trick (ditty.
. .. not the cm
is...
in insulin. In jtrrdut to stem this liar.
" utopia very6 well it
. tiny
'. the charges been disproved or have
to iitkc down from the stroll of retire
Oh the tenth of last month Joseph l meat the man who "in out of politics"
it» do the thinking uutl do the speak-
bttt he
did not stunt. How stands all was!
No opportunity to proleitl the tan»
is brings suits for damntt l Don't read the petition. No ndiourn
meat allowed. Lay in your ctlttcnce
.ilotli'lnz is closed. He of the
Wharton Curl is quoted on reading
mummies to tt letter of two years
alto, not the petitions of today That
is .whiohmaa for a specific par
.31. a specific time. was not metal
or other tit to not any other but
in on t twpspulxlfi!
its:
like or did .lndso
t: ,i'ttolt worn trot ll'l
l' iudson show any it
_ the court. or it in
“a“ WM! nfllchkwgstg‘bdvg transiting?
o t t a prop I
submitted and subjected to the soul)-
on right examination: Have
ed? This is what
to mud to?)
art .
5:: twitter
o a router sir play and
truth are the best; politics.
politics is salesmanship.
6 "60-
W. "In
"In Green
outlaw
a who
1-“th
LETTER utott lotus "
you put in. not what you tz‘lte
NIL lltfi MEI: IT
Druggm Baxter Gives Reasons for
Selling st HathPrlce.
"it lutrt often that l have faith
enough in the medicines prtt up by oth-
et-3poople to be willing to utter to re
fund the money it it does not cure,"
said Drnggist lirunk U ilsxtt-r to one
lot his many customers, “ at i am illnd
to sell Dr lluwards st (title for the
(flue of tonstlpatiott and dyspepsia on
that plan.
"The Dr. Howard Co. in order to get
u. (prick introductory sale authorised
the to sell the rt nint- lift} cont bottle.
of their specific fer half- price. 25 cents
and although i have sold u lot or it.
and guaranteed every package. not otter
has been brought back as rtnsntisfnc~
tory '
”i am still selling the specific at
halt-price. although i cannot tell how
long i shall be able to do so. Any per-
son who is mtbjcct to constipation,
sick hondutho. dizziness. that trouble,
indigestion or a general pluyud ottt
condition. ought to tultc r'tdvttntugo of
this opportunity. If the specitlc (loud
not cure thorn. tbcy can come rinht,
back to my store, and i will checrfuiiy
refund their money.
that their children may live in u cont-
nutttlty iron from mtwhino throat or
menace. Would that we in Greenwich
had such a fearless nrd able lender-
thut he would sell tutti». water or
too, nor practtt-v intv. llt‘llJllll politics or
clricunu! 'l‘hc liorouxir Court, its
whole. ouitlt and all the t'rtndidntcu.
are small and insignificant. but the
basic principles imolwd are big with
vital intcrcst in every ritisen of (on-
ncrllcut Sincerely tours.
i’l-‘llt Y ll ADAMS.
A SPECIAL MEDICINE FOR KIDNEY
AlLMENTB.
Mam ('ltlvll) people how found in
Foley' 9 Kidney ilctttcdv :t quhtlt toilet
and pcrruurnnt ltt'llf‘lll front kltinev
find llllltltll‘l nlltucnts. lsunc N'. liottart.
Farmer, .\io.. says: "li‘olct a l\ltllM‘V
iicmcdy effector] .t t"‘t)|tlillt\it cure in
my case and i wont others in kilo“ m
it." 'lliv ilrlrluoi’lrnr'rnt) and W T
\‘Vltmtore St (‘0
MISS ROON‘EY EN'IERTMNS
Gives Party at Her Home in East Nor.
walk to Many Friends.
A party was given 'i‘uoudn} (writing
at the home of Miss \uns ltoonuv. H
Van Zttttdt sttmr Tull" \‘orwnllt The
evening was "that t n'ioyubly spent with
games. ctr. \‘oranl selections \wrc
mudcrcd it) many of the young tron
ilcmt n (llllt't' tnuat‘rnl numbers or rt
rendered hv different members of thc‘
part}. i an in the mutrlnu a sumptu
ous supper nus sorted to nhitlt all
present Wt'tt‘ Aliases Matron hicllor
utoit Ailtc tiriflln llottrutlc Van C out
orlntr. .lcnuotto iloau. .nnns lloorrut
Martha lltrrklc). Anna Mchrncy. liu
zel Buttery.
Etltnoitds. Messrs.
(‘ltnrlus llluglttn. Emerson ilarkor.
Chris Van Cornering. Edward ltylo
and Stanley (‘nmp it was shortlv at
tor midnight when ”11' transits departed.
nll toting \ibs Rooney a pleasant
hostess.
Russell lllwtltlotl.
which has never been broke
Out of the. vast volume of
has gained the Very know
advice has helped thousands.
offer of assistance. Address
and mail it to the l;
these present did Juatit c ltutontr thosvi
Muhol Richards and (‘lsrn'
poor. should be glad to take advantagh
E. l’tnl‘shsm Medicine Cos Lypn.
' Gorgon with
ytltn Pinklt'om
Moss. and you will get this veil ‘W book
illoirtinued from FirehPsm.) '
the corurnlttec by some of thovutero
present and Just no sharp replies came
back to urunv of them. There was no
feeling that mold be soon at ibé nieet
int; mount that contain ones" prudent
were not possessed of full hnmvislltto
oi the work and doings of the commit
NH and canto their to be intormcd
Neatly all questions Were answered
The met-ting was tuned to order by
John H. Seymour. whd’ was at once
chosen chairman. The first business
A.
committee. he said there was
special hid yet decided on: that at
ttil those submitted there Were some
lures about each. lie said that the
committee was not umnmitteti in any
special one of the plans and would ad.
'l‘hv l't‘l‘rlll‘l was arm-pied its rend.
H. A. l.u.(‘hlcttttn. an export civil on.
Rinecr front New York. was present
and road ll lengthy report. He said
that he would ndv‘tsc an lli‘f‘ll lu'ldtlo'
with no illltrtgs. Many quuutlons were
asked of Mr. l.n(‘h.tr-ortc and all wort
carefully considered and answered to
the satisfaction of tbc qttostloncra.
John .1. Walsh. up u member of tho
t'otttlulltee. ntntud that when the queer
tiou came up lirt't‘oro the legislative
contrnittcc. it. was found to be in the
\vrottu hands. no thr-i‘u were many lei-
trtrl questions in be decided It Will;
tlrcrot‘mt- ttttrtcd mm to the Judiciary
comrulttw and that committee \qu
roqucstoti to ltivc tlrt» matter as prompt
a hearing as was pessiblu. llccauso
of tho mum cot-ice till the docket ot
the cotutnlttcc urt crtrlicr «late than
March 22 could not bc settled on. but
on that day the committee will cott-
sidcr lltn bond hosting. it nothing but»
Duns.
\\"lu~n .\ir Walsh ltttti retired from
tltc illult‘ it was ltlltt'il ‘by William J.
lb‘t'itrt‘, who questioned Mr. Walsh on
Wltitm‘ authority or by what not With
titt- r-ntunrtttcv on buildings lctzlslstcd
out of otllce. Mr. \‘i’nlsh replied that
this was not so and that the control!-
tot? ltnd roinrmd to act further. stut-
Ina that. that could do nothing. Art
:trptttrtmtl followed lurtwucu Moss-ts.
Walsh and lltH'liitE and the duration of
rights “as tltttrnrtulrly Illst‘ttsavtl. but
not in tiny mttutnrtton .‘lr. llctétu-
stlll maintained that tho qnmttltrtl
which he put to Mr. Wuhan which was
in subslnrrm: “Hi what tat-t «u ht
lwltos‘re utttlthtltt \th‘ the clause put ltr
tlrc hill ltolirrc tho ll Miniature at pron
out which lines and) wt the build
ins mtntuttteo. gitinttt tut rtttht to
tho tnnatrud‘tion (llmlllllld’t‘ in the
:t lnusc. thr- cotntnlttm shall have pow-
to‘i in buy the ttvrwssnt'y buildittps,‘
t ltl‘
i otlnulnn‘ the tillt'stltm of rights. .\ll‘.
i in Hot .uh ~ri tn \t': :r‘. duration»: of tho
:4 in! origin. or regarding the plans and
. his white nu vtltictt urw ups the more
suitable to the pectin. No special plum
uns recommended. The duration of
Hitler tltv t-nstortt approach should be
thnllt was then taken up. Mr. moan»
lu‘m‘ stntrxl that an ordinary tilting
could be the worst construction pou-
' :.tlhlu 'l‘bo statement wnu greeted with
Iloud applause llc said that all of
t
.m.
\VOmcn suilcriug from till) form of illl‘lttsil are invited
to promptly counnuuttntc nitlt Mrs l’iulthant all IL n
Mass. All letters" marotcccivctl opened read and nhsml‘cd
b women. A wornztn tdll trccly toll: of her' rivatc
il uses to a woman; thus inn. been established ihl 'iconfi.
denCe between Mr». l’inklrum and the women of America
ll.
Never has slit) published
a testimonial or used a letter uitlmut the written consent
of the writer. and never has the tampon} nilowcd these.
confidential letters to get out of their lossession. as the“
hundreds of thousands of them to their tics will attest.
experience which Mrs. Pink-
train has to draw from, it is moth than possible that site
ledge needed in our case.
She asks nothing m return except your good no .and her
Surely any woman rich or
of this gsnerour
Mrs i" am, care of Lydia
Mass.
‘ ' ” it is free also.
your same ass address
Medicine Cos Lynn.
tilts o‘E shutouts
came in the line at a report from itov. ,
il'. board. who is chairman of the .
no,
very good points and a few had my
\‘iso nrodiiicntlmrs in runny of thorn. '
:L’JI'K‘
“790‘
tags and;1 hair-bur The but
seemed led a some good um
ties. The whole tsp arm
fairly c vered with hair :35 i
in: is thicker
"mm“ armored memo.
7 Raw Tomt
”TATE
at Hunt”
can: i l .‘
mt be his tend the out. :otmtt
mud and that the Lt‘miditu oi out
“I It. It“...
' S'I'EI'HEH IMHON.
Klimt W "Abb-
llere’s the Proof
rot-two or tum your! my hllr had we
falling nut and sorting: quite thin. until the
my Mud was entirely bud. About
tour Months ago i «crammed min
bottle
up t “to;
it regularly. until fit it i but. and tour not.
head to now
l mu com-
! shell keep on using it o
vr'hlle longer. on I notion a constant in
Rostrum. N. 7.
Inn to were II at: Met on of Jo". rm.
NEW! Public.
lit...
tt... i R ELEM F l“) _j
Grown Full Growth oi Holt: on It Bill
The birthright of every than. woman and child-4' lint:
tins of hair. a your half is tailing. it it is lint or
or it it is ind“ or turning any. I! ll filmed
and ahotnd be looked otter without delay.
WYETH' 5 SAGE AND SULPHUR HAIR REMEW. little
Hair Tonic ond Restorer. removes dandruii in a tow dove.
stops hair tailing in one week. and starts a new growth in
healthy
morph.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
injure the hair; but it is an idea
store toiled and troy hair to noun"! oolor‘ and li'e39' the
hair not: and glossy.
Stet-Iron Bacon. being duly sworn. ‘1!
no on-
dialo-
50c. and $1.00 a Bottle—At all “MS.“
0r Soot Direct. 1:19:00- Prepaid. Um led-tot of m
Wyeth Chemical Company.” m m
does not soil the skin nor
1‘ hair dressing that n-
KY.
FBI IILE III! RECOMMENDED IV TIE STILLIII-PIWELL IIINI‘ITIII
«m..- we m.
the bridge; (“or the liarlcrtt l‘l\ or and
all being built nowdnyo are different
from the old style of lllltttw. in one
cant» be said that a tlllmilin approach
had lmvtl started and had been nbttu»
dour-d Mr. trovlnt- was of the opinion
that it an arch bridge Word to be built
:tnti n tilting. of three or four hundred
tool at the approaches made. the
bridge would be buried up and there
would be nothing to be seen for the
munor ile wart answered on this by
lllt‘ tl'i'll engineer. who said that two
fut-t over ground would be as good hit
two ni‘ «is. it ill!) work was done
right.
.\lr ltctltte thctt lttlrodrtceti'n rosolnr
lion which was adopted nhotrt half an
hour later. during which much (its
rtrsalon. nnptmsodlv on the motion.
molt place. The mollort was "N fol-
ltiWI:
llt‘knlt’ctl. That the final plans be ex-
hlbltmi at some public place in Nun
wullt our- week before the contract is
awarded and at some public place in
South Namath for one week before
llm tttrrtrttct is awarded. and that the
ilttrtl plans he submitted to the vote
it It mm running before the c‘utttrntt
m rtuzttdt-d
i‘ttc resolution met with the tutor
ut all. as it was desired that all of the
colors othottid haw n knun‘lt'ilkt‘ 01 "I"
plum; ol‘ the promsed bridge Thomas
l, Raymond, also a member of the
committee. stated that he favored the
motion and slid further that all of the
contmittec meetings had been open
and for the public it they chose to at»
“Will. .
Mr. Dorian. who was really the only
one who dirt on) of the talking. then
asked regarding the property that
should be acquired. He wished to
have some member of the buildinsl
committee. which would «llo hove
some knowledge of the property to be
acquired. explain the matter.
M. .l, Riordan snowmen with an ex.
planntlon or the workings of the com
rnittt-e. He said that the members
were divided into two committees. one
to not lllt‘ estimates on the buildings
on the north and south side of the
bridge and the other to get the option
on the othur prune-Hy as far west as
Kaiser avenue lit- shill that the com
mince had never been pro-em It a
joint committee meeting. but did am
not near tho subject of why they had
been rulctl out of other by the bill be-
low» the legislature.
John F. McMahon. also a member
of the committee. spoke on the getting
the right of the property. He sold
that the government was soon to start
building a hurlmr line. and if the right
of war for the bridge was not secured
beforehand the property might be un-
able to he reached and claimed later.
He was in favor of getting the property
necessary. lie stated that $5.000 plans
had been drawn up hetero the. bond is-
sue qttcstion was even donsldered.
This he did not think altogether wise.
w. m...” -. 0...... ..~.._o__.....
1dr. lletine rolled on the engineer
to nnswcr some question regarding the
tllliruz in of the ground for the propon-
ed park, He said that the land was
nothing more than a tract of mud
holes. This was argued between
Messrs. Memories and iJeVlne.
'i'hsre appearing to be no other dis-
cussion on the question of the resolu-
tion the question was put by the chair
and the vote was unanimous. .
It was then moved that the date for
the adjournment be set for the first
\\ ednesdat in April which will be the
Inn. This motion was carried.
—Chenpost accident Insurance—Dr.
Thoruns' Eclectric Oil Stops the mill
and heals the wound All (trauma
sell it.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackomowi“. hi. Boodle. N. G.
Cunningham. H. S. Weber. 1". It}. Earn-
hana, Hartford; C. Papondrecht, SIS-
senhelnt, Holland; H. L Logan. 8.
Greenstein. Bridgeport; ll. E McGue.
St. Paul. Minn: C. A. Bryant W C.
Wicery. Boston; 1.1.. Wells. Allie-
boro: Bern. Phil liuriy. Ft. Terry.\ .
Y; i". R Ward. W B. Cotiln.Ne' lid
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