‘l
lli’ Milli“! Til
”WI.” ”VIEWS i3
Whether the family oft Jilliar 2an
Morris Cultiss Lowrence. the ecuen
trio Fulrileld multimillionairess will
take steps toward the annulment of
her secret ntarriatie. Feb. 14. to Dr.
‘ Ci. Alfred Lawrence, 9. New York spe—
cialist has not yet been determined.
Judge Elmore 3. Banks. of Full--
fleld. conservator for Mrs. Curtisu un-
der the Connecticut prop tile” and
committee on property tin or the ol-
r of the N w in. our; said to-
&;y that holiI ¥ lag Mr? Collins;
er‘fiiafit‘r‘lndmfii Wé‘knowzu tor sev
milieu any 06:35“ filament
in ‘; tequutlgfluvmilw uraihg:
d hadtllitlt‘: minimum-
.. amp I considerst a. Mrs. Law-
while—a bin is her third marriase»
in“ three children all of her first mar-
They are Lilli“ Mori'la. who of late
has, been In automobile salesman in
Nottwsllt and vicinity; Keith. a deaf
lite whose engaloment to wed a
Iihituton society ri was recently
anaemic“. Ind Hulda. All three are
now living in New York city. They
are lSaintly int ‘_ died in the protected
‘flflf moms pols s
all“ f
, ,, ‘ 3 without the us
a‘ Judas Benita.
counsef for the elder
. was appointed ervator of
n. Gurtlss Edw rd
libs. then of '- 15m-
‘ to court. because Judge Banks, by
reason oi his personal relations with
. I faintly felt ”disqualified. Jugs
. I e
mails crusader «more
lti I set is the ma position. the
chiI (litterenco I I dinerence in
the Mil plfaIIolofl' of the term.
Dar the hearings on are Our-
tiss'; altos for the retrieval of
her s‘ervstb’r. Dr. Lawt- uce. her
utte pryalcian. testided repent
edly the lie elieved she vise amply
able to mill her own airstrs. Au
unexpdcte‘ turn was given the pros
ceedlngs howevert when counsel for
the conservator halted the dbctor point
blank If he himself was not either
wedded or engaged to wed Mrs. (‘ur
tiss. Very much perturbed. the doc
tor refuted the lntllilntlon.
Dr. Lawrence w estar witness
throughout the p 9use and for
daye he was kept on e witness stand
“MW éxnaos t Ihtruse questions.
sue liliysiiidl condi-
tion 1 . she was
able “t’il‘ ”gift: “Q‘sglrs? “first, Il‘s
. illicit a I c I eta e s e
shoug‘nax‘gn phtir if? permit before the
court ,tofaappprt her petition.
UNDERTAKIRB IND eovsauon.
TheypondAmouteloarIoiu-
. emitters idi- Ernestine”
’ By I umnimous vote at the quar-
terly meeting of the Connecticut tFun-
eral Diteotors' Annotation held
Bridgeport. 'thls week. a newlutiori
was passed placing the undertaken
throughout the state on record against
Governor Simeon E. Baldwin‘s attempt
to obelish the Board of Examiners of ‘
likinbiilmera. Furtheimore the asset in-
tion unsolicited that it would appeal at
any hearing on the proposed measure
and be members were not the least
I) “Miriam in their statements they
. ii at to the sill any attempt to
‘fl’W
eeNew Yorhu courts was
{tin ”Emile" to a slower. ran it
in _
nt made by Gov- ‘
881' E
rovldiilf fill the. federal registration
lot autontohlles engaged in interstate
ironic ill likely to come up ill the
house at any time, in fact. it may get
through below this is in print. all
things are moving very that in Wash
lidtou' at present. and bills are run
lhroulth ill short order. it is hardly
likely, however, that the senate can
take up the bill.
Both the majority of the house com-
vlnlttee cu interstate and foreign com-
melee and the lninotlty of the commit-
gm MW filed their reports. The ma-
rty report goes into details of state
in“ on the «subject, and shows
'vii ed the la‘lis“ of the differdtit
tut-ea I sis of Minimums
oorado. ldao initiation. Missing»
mi; Nevada. Oitlahoitlw and Wyomi a,“
have no laws regp in the running
dittombbilee. (ion Itit out is amend
the states that requires the registm
tion of automohiieh. and is one of the
a license on well
Most of the state, shave laws regula-
ting the lawful speed but Without delin-
her of states also reu uire certain equip.
meats, and others a so provide for 9?“
captions in the case of non realdsntl.
goblet: thut hnI hath lil'f t. Corn
neotlcut seemsto ne‘ amend t e very
front ran): in the regulation of the an.
tomoblle' tradic
The majority report states that theI’I
laws are not uhlforih‘ I‘itd cause enlb
i as trouble to autohloblliets. Henna
t e propoeition to make the Unitil
States government lsue licensee. Tito
minority lattes exception to this.a Ia:
the foul member-.s who signed t
Motility remit. to; tot-iii that the bill
proposes to take away from the states
a {saline powers. it is the old theory
of states riahts against federal inter-
ferenee.
W"
CON N‘CTICUT PATENTS.
The following were issued February
28. 1911: lint furnished from office of A
M. Wooster. solicitor of patents.
Bridgeport, Coun.:
Andrew C. Culver. Hartford. anti»
inntli- water regulator; Johann (1.
Peterson. Hartford, receptacle for elec-
trit lamps; Edward E. Tryon. West
Hartford. ulr pumps; George Coconut
Ansonll. pipe tongs; Julius A. Olms-
lead. iieriden, alarm clock; Christian
Palmer. New Britain. two. patents.
ate. binge bnit Ind mortise gone:
envy G; Vomit. New Eritalli. sash
uiiey construction: Roswell A.
core, Waterbury. garment enmit-
‘er; Charles Doe‘s‘cher. Waterbury,
fillet up: William M. BiIck‘. Water
bury, Incite-t can; William J Main.
Westpert. apparatus for registering
sheets; Rollin C Lewis Stamford.
locks; isaac E. Palmer. Middletown.
apparatus“ for treating textile fabrics;
Mona Dyer Greenwich. motor-
cycle; lId'Viliihur l. Shepard Ellwood.
Wickham, Manchester. fuel
r. Trade marks: Aeolian
company. Mei-idea, player pianos, pi-n
ano players and music sheets.
KNEW HIS BUSINESS.
“Billie.“ sold the hundwmo plumber.
laying down his tools, which he had
taken up by mistake. “Susie, i love
yer!"
"(Vet along now. do."
my kitchen tunld.
suinered the
“You‘re joking?"
“No. i ain't." said the man of pipes
and screws. "i mean it. straight}?
"Well. why didn‘t you cheese time
for lovemaking when I'm not too
busy?" answered the basement Venus.
with a pout. "Can't you see i‘m wash-
Dlen that the corn-
be abolished. because
only to
issue!
all... codes .
f ' Imbaltm
' lie tilit only so“
year turns int
Iuitt of money. .~
, ctr-3°
o in cnaelh fill?
all“ lif-
Ientltnent that
sure i adolltod wouidha “Uh
'ta - a see T
our
W.
new“ '
m.
up?" ,
ugAli right, Susie; com get cross.
Look item. it i stiles out this lob no
that it. into tut tomorrow afternoon.
will you promise to get your wot-it out
”It May. In that we can that things
o'.rm m1"
"Tmrrow afternoon In'deed!" snap
“You dill t ill a liui'ry.l
may What‘s the matter with to
tit"
‘ - my wn ii I!" retort
F- ’3‘ Ingram"? “i don't
. i
urn» .
any?
i
ll
. :Mfldatfl’iy i
Maddie» “" .'
WASHINGTON March l.-—~The bill
ten states requiring operators to have .99
log the maximum speed allowed. Com 3.
nectlcut is in this class. Quite a unin-
A bit um
. llmllnr'g 333s-
5 which sill continues;
7 W black velvet
3. ‘i‘ .. . ,
A doctor‘s first question when con
suited by a patient is. "Are your bow-
eis regular?" lie knows that 98% of
lilnees is attended with inactive bow-
els and torpid liver. and that this con-
dition must be removed gently and
thoroughly before health can be res.
t.ored
Rexall Orderlies are a positive.
pleasant and safe remedy for constipa-
ti0n and barrel disordels in general.
We are so t-ertsin of their great can»
live value that we promise to return
the purchaser's motley in every case
when they fall to produce entire satis
dilution.
Rexall Orderlies are eaten like cin-‘
till, they set etlitltly. and have I sooth-
lug. strengthening. healinx influence
a the entire intestinal tract. The?
a“ not purge, gripe. cause nausea. fla-
ieuoe, excessive looseneils. diarrhoea
Ir other annoying effect They are es-
iiilly good fer children. week left
us or old folks. Two sites. 2608 ii
. sold only at our store. mm
All Store. The Clifford Pharmacy.
Quittner &. floaty. Props
Over-eating is the cause of much of“
the disease in the world. not only
anon: children who know no "better
but also among; grown people who
(hould both take care of their Own
health and that of their children. ‘
it is a splendid ideI to have I fail”-
Iomethlng outside of one's dIily wot-it
tel-est and‘ profit. .No..matter if it is
net I lasing interest; it a new one
takes its place, it has done its work
and the new fad may then be followed
with equal pleasure and profit.
Cabochons of silver covered with vs-
ienciennes lace have acquired In In
prooriate name when they atteesiieti
“pin-cushion" csbochone. Silver is I
very fashionable metal for or to
of all kinds. often used ill moment on
with beads or unless shapes and cab
ore.
Gowns all of bonds closely sewn over
IfrIll chides inundation are am
all e novelties. though one might upset
nything so reIiiy heavy would be de-
signed for winter wear rather that! It
the beginning of serial. (laid holds
pver a foundation of black is I rich
combination and white otter black is
nine smart.
Quite a few inches in height will be
Idded to the young women who way
the new all hate which are further
surmounted by willow plumes arran
ed to stand erect shore
crown.
Silver lace and I touch of oerile sat-
in chemically trim I reception it‘ll
any satin-that not: and (tourists!
naterlni that nevertheless frequently
requires a touch of something vivid to
give it character.
"immune pancakes" from the "Much
urn i’riticllia": Add sufficient none to
one quart of llOlil‘ milk to make rather
a stiff batter and let ihlllillld over
night in the morning add one ten-
"lpoonful of suit. two Well beaten one.
llltl oneiluif iuilapoonftli oi soda dis
solved in one tulllespoonfui of warm
Wiilt‘i'. iiultc immediately on it hot
griddle and nerve with u syrup made
of two tablespooufuis of water. one
level teaspoonfui of butter and two
.eups of brown sugar boiled together
live minutes. The sour milk and flour
may he left until noon and finished for
luncheon if desired.
No matter how simple the gowns
helm of really handsome loco gives it
In air of dlItinction. and this is Just
tile sort of thing that really women
wear well and in which they look their
best. It is only necessary to decide
whether one is that type of woman.
uotof escalation lilies
apnoea lnidl'natioaal marrl ct
mentioned lit-lest is «glen
appmglste and beautiful for any new
l‘
M cousin
author of
in halycon dew
.witlt call
it will
W wearing on
mean rank.
_ Astrl It I vs I
width to'o‘ne or We ““1
mason our
batik “lilies am."
1. W
I
Senators Believe Government
fi‘both coming and
irom which to draw pleasure and low M
the hi i
«W by ills hrldii‘ i‘
Ilium” .
r e e
not verycltmi' fl. “sagas“
Mar to Idol. that'-
lilo-e resume
Has New Enough for
[iii Willi-isle
WASHlNil' I‘ O.\',
l). t.‘.. March ii."-
Tho conkl'osemeu read yesterday
morning in tho iterord»~this takes for
granted that till! members of the na-
iioual Senate and House pour over
the stenographlc report of the pro-
median of each day in the olflciIl
Ronald-we memorial from the legit;~
lature at the state of Connecticut ex-
presets: its approval at the Suiioway
pension bill and asking senators from _
the slots to use all honorable menus
in their power to have it enacted in
to law.
in the Record.
Senator illraadaaee Mohamed the
neuronal and asked to have it printed
in full in the Con resalnnl Record.
The Holloway oil to increase the .
pension to veterans of the Civil and
warn seems doolned. howev-
ing. There are
"try senators who .llevc that the
”WWII“ has been more than lib
not villi: ills comers. through the
”Wilden laws and through we
lid“ private pension hills that
are pa at each slot: of Con-
gress. and they him a of sum-
cloat number to prevent the Built»-
my bill being considered by the
Beasts at length.
New Tactics.
A new tactic was adopted when
master Boott uttered If as an
amendment to the general pension
Ippro tlon bill Senator Ladle. oi
setts. contended that it was
mutation and therefore out or order
in an appropriation hill. and. utter
senator Curtis of Kan-Is hall made I
valiant attempt to save it. the vice
prehideiit altoliuilo‘ed that it was clear
ly subject to the point of order. Thus
this latest more for its motion on
With ihe legislative last that con-
fronts the Senate in the remaining
hours of the session and the dove of
Moo Icared by l'llibusters by warring
Motions on other thesaurus. there re-
iniiiiI little chance for the passage oi
the bill in the senate. .
Will Proboiy Veto.
Preqident Taft has been strongly
milled to veto the bill. should it pass
come on the groumi that it would
maltose the issue or more govern-
ment beads end tlluo increase the na.
tional debt tilat la intreaslnx any way
by Milli of the outpouring of gold
on the latitude of Panama. Whether
or not he will slug '1 vote" to the
more. if it iI put up to him. is not
known so fir or “elements from the
White iionae‘ can let it be known
———L.——
stalls“ or apatite.
PW any it will Gem's
This You.
Local progmilcalors of about Merr-
thing from Wither to wars. from the
future of aerfipsutlcs to planetary dis
nrrnngenlonts‘g'nre prediction with some
apparent reason. perhaps. incause of
the fat-ombldt‘vicw obtained by the
ground hog video he made his brief at»
iwaraui‘c bill5 Cattdlemas Day. that
spring is «lining early.
Amway tflikenentl weIther of the
past. wool: oi ihetero has been rompers
titnlt mlltlu-‘II muslin. indicative
till! the will.» sprtlnt season is near
ill hand Theibid Mommies-lamb su-
m comes tom older those who are
predicting an ti“ nearly "Hui.”
March came a like. The month
should therIIol-s prone-s toward
iIIlbliluI II which in toward the
warm In
“anxiously looking for.
Local weather sharps who go by
stalls say there are other lodlcaii
or In early spring
to have been around all
increasing in number recently.
several people thpt. they
Nady soon blue
nod that m " i
ii" mufald‘idflil‘t "‘
.NIW UII PM VOIT TRUHIULL.
sill Millie‘s. district in so...» on
rear
WWW-P
lief.
‘ “ museum
turtle-italicize“l tor the rotten
cutter service‘s .
it is _. as team as it's:
ioh is»
pointy weather we are all".
and
re air
In new *7
gluing,“ or e. new, t was it #1..inme
‘ urn)
Luther M. er ht’s
SOUTH NORWALK
By Lydia l3. Plnkham’a
Vegetable Compound
liul more Mil.-"I Ieud you here-
wtt h. are, illflfiéhx {ear out
tdetail tar l .who
wII restored to
health by L in
l chain's
I out poll!)
was patent Witt”:
circles u er her
eyes. wen In irri.
table. 'i‘wodi ereut
stints.
girlie! 13me Elliott.
ham’ s Ve table Compound was no
linrnende and after tahllt three hot-
ice the has retrained her hen til thanks
to “your medicine. [can monimndA‘ it
let-Ill female troubles."~—Mrs. LA.
Commits. 1103 Roland Street. Baiti- '
more. lid.
Hundreds of such letters from moth.
rs expressln theirxraiitude for tht
Im'I Variablofl em-
and hulwco ()me or them have
a roast ed 2) he iflydie E. l’inkhs‘in
lclne nipany.L you. Mass.
Young (ill-la, Hood with Advice.
Girls who are troubled with? l papal
l6. i
or irregular periods.
nhe. drag wn Ions“ nI. faint.-
llaoer lion. should tabs
health by hydbn E Pia‘ilthsnvs V a
table compound. Thousands and”:
restored to health byi in use.
erw Io Hi1. PM“: Lynn.
M forum free. ill.
1.
astoua czmuo Hollie.
WASHINGTON. March I.-—-Reprs-
IeuiIiive Henry plans to leave. for his
home Tuesday. Representative Sperry
will so to New Haven in I day or two.
Bepmseutatim Hill and Higgins are
also goina hone. Repreeentstlvo Til-
son goes to rename. Senators Bran-
demo and Bullieley will go home short-
iy. .\ir. nmndexee later may to to
Panama with the senate controlled on
luteNchui rubles of which he expects
to he chairman in the next congress.
LAWYIRI FINID "I NIW LONDON
COURT.
NEW wuoox Mama BH—Aitor
oeys George 0. Morgan and Edmund
J Conduit entered a “an???” in no
lies court Saturday moral I
chargeoihrsach dithering.” inas-
«ulnar; James Patterson and were fin-
ed lilo each and costs Notice of appeal
was died and bonds of title tarnished.
laziness sometimes borrows the
rltctlt of patience and peace as a vir-
the
.wu... new... m -m.
New Building Material
niIhOprio Wall Board and sheathing
Reduce Cost of Construction.
lleuderu who intend to huiri er m-
coustruct old buildings sill )i' inter-
ested in Bishoprlc Wall Board and
Shudder—tho new tutorial which in
(Indonesian: the building world. par
tisuiariy whore service and 090mm
Equipped with still mohair top, wind Ihleld. 3.; and on holes. limes
magneto and coil; everything flawless ounraaien‘ti for m not by
.. cite
the msnufaoturers, for 31525. For full plrticulm cell oinlldl'ial
”Will Wit-(Phenol
ill“
. s
tut”. ’ ’rkv
Be
u
.‘fi'i‘ .“l; l',‘
cams. vise-r. "
‘ " Ml
.. m . r . .
it
that we intend to "make thioail will
the Slim lbw weilts.
IE iT ALDO KNOWN ill“ “lflclil I“. ”00k” I!!! not b“! Wfllllll-
ed. We do hilt sell glues Mt way. '
IE iT warm Kiowa. this it your tip-4m- it's soda shoes at.
“'1“ m: W‘IL t ‘
“coop BUTTER. I ' Mlle pod 25c
flood em per doaen wit-lug routes...“ .pi‘t. 17¢; bin. Isa
Home laid Esau. Der doe. ........ '30:: l mu Cling Peaches. can ....... 190
3 cans Square lirlnd Milli.
.260! Magnolia or Cloverldilk. can.
Any kind Pancake Flour. 3 pun. asc‘ Hookers or White Rose Oats,
‘ III-I -------- I sssssssss
'I "I." ~
”1°C
3,
Celery. lettuce. Partition. Spinach. Rule. Sweet Families. Cranberries. Ap-
ples, Oranges sail Grille Fruit.
so norm-l lists Ironic
Noam “I.
Local. tom Ion
VELI:
Call phone 285.2 Ind Arrange for Derhonstriiion
Mannie Vermont alumna.
PeonsyIVIhiI WM wm Held I
rile atheists Veterans at
renewal wlililolii
The HItcli&Bde
ILumber
memo—cram, and mm
In. 13 h ‘0 .
Window Glass of Ivory desorlo m.» m
abutment! Builders citric.
tion.
Bull Wellwlltl Mid Cord
Woodethtion.two
"Lincoln" Asphalt I‘Ihrie Root-
ins. warranted.
IWI
. :requests that the oiiicers of the (lotto
‘ . or I spam Io- ‘
lieu from tins to Ive
roilefl. la Idvsuoe of ill:
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