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stimulate your liver.
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can be relieved by 9. little can and proper help. ~
act gently but surely; they correct faults of the system
Amongst Women Who Take
Headaches. buckachcs, lussi-
tude. and nervous depression will trouble you less and
loss after you take at times~ivhencver there is [16?th
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Oyster growers now assert that the
proposed new tax law in Rhodo inland
‘ which contemplated an increase in the
amount that the growers will have to
pay annually, will result, in driving
them out of the state and they have
filed 9 vigorous protest against the
passage of «the proposed law,
The particular plume of the proposed
new law which the oyster growers are
attacking provides that the growers
mhnli, in addition to the number of
stores, of oyster land and value there-
of held by them, shall show the value
of the oysters planted on them.
This, it is pointed out, is the equivo-
lont of imposing 11 tax of one per cent.
on the oystero as well no the land.
Henry C. Rowe ot' the Pl. C. Rowe 01'9-
ter company. of New unveil has been
one of the principal olmonents of the
proposed law. Mr. Rowe takes the
ground that no in): should be imposed
on growing oysters until-all the other
crops in the state have been tuned in
An similar manner. He says: "Tho
groweio of oysters on a large scale
ilnve more oyster grounds in Connec-
ticut. Long Island and Massachusetts
than in» Rhode island and t1. your or
two would be sufficient for them to rev
move their 0 store from Rhode island
to 1111199 0th states. He‘ points out
the injustice that. the necessity (it do-
ing this would work upon the smaller
mowers. He also statos‘thnt Rhoda
‘ island is now «receiving vastly more.
income from oyster grounds than any
butler state in the Union, although
many other states have ten times her
resources for producing oysters.
NEW “AUTO REGULATIONS"
STARTLE CLUB MEMBERS.
At the nnnuai dinner of the Long is-
land Automobile Club, President 0. ii.
Gait (mused some consternation
among the diners when he announced
that the following bill would be intro
duced in the Ifigininture at its next
session.
1. 011 discovering au~ approaching
team the automobilist must stop oi!-
l
L side and cover his machine with a
‘ the scenery
penalty for violationwlll be $10 {or
tnrpnulin painted to correspond with
‘ 1
2.
this your will be 11 secret.
The opeed limit on country roads
and the
every mile on oftender is caught 30- .
.ing in excess of it. ,, . _
3. in case on automobile makes a.
. should be taken.
”w- «-
LSAyA Judge Lambert Appears to be
Actuated by A Sense of Political
' Duty. A
NEW HAVEN. Jan.
in violation of the Sherman nuiivtruat
law. President John W. Ailing. of the
Southern New England Telephone
Company, 9115's:
“It is not given to the ordlnnty mind
to comprehend this motion (or commo-
tion) 01‘ Mr. Justice Lambert. or his
counsel. Mr. Dunkind. An i remember
Mr. lluskiud was the lawyer who pron-
ocuted a case against Dr. Duty. the
health oilicer for very many years of
the Port of New York. Governor Dix
seems to have taken stock in that
prosecution.
“It would seem on the face of this
proceeding that this famous Sherman
anti-trust statute has the curious
wrinkle ink that any person can not
its machinery in motion.
person especially aggrieved by u violu~
tion of that statute innv recover
threefold damages, but this is not
such a proceeding. Justice umber!
is not 11 specialty aggrieved party. He
seems to be animated by a tin-coiled
sense of mtitlcallduty. examples of
which seem to be very abundant.
“The wine and sensible thing to do,
is tor all 1299001199118 11mm: to unit
and see whether the Department of
Justice 1.91:2: any. cognizance of the
matter. li‘ it should not. it Would dent
onstrnte there is nothing in it. it it
should.- then we should have some in
tellible statement why such action
" ‘80 1int as Connecticut. is concerned,
the Southern New England (‘ompnny
Lin tree from all complications. 'l‘ho
American Telephone and Telegraph
Company ownn onlv about one-third
of our stock. It is incredible that
there should be our present intention
to take over this company. and neith-
or Mr. iiiornu nor I know anything
about it."
A...“ ‘MWW
DECIDE TO BECOME CITIZENS.
Movement Among the 8011: MA St.
George in New. Haven.
NEW HAVEN. Jun. 29.——Twentr~slx
momborn of William Iiiwnrt Gladstone
and Red “times Lodge: of the Sons or
St. George, took out their first paper:
as American citinens hora Monday
night and on moose torewore idles:
tuned to King George v. Some of the
9.
iii-«Comment:
lug upon the potition‘ filed with At-L
terrier-General Wichershnm at Wash-
ington yesterday tor the diueolution oi!
the American Telephone and Tclo,
graph Company on the ground that it‘
True. on)"
team run away the penalty will be $60
for the first mile. 3100 for the secOnd'
mile. $200 for the third mile 991:: the
team runs besides the 1111991 991119999
4. 011' approaching :9 corner 299:9.
he cannot common a . _
road ahead the auto'moblitst moot stop
not less than 1110 ynrdn don: the turn,
boot “his 9929,91
ver. ballad, and good
at intervals oi five minutes
5 Automobiles moot 1:9 monolith)
Apaintedclthnt is, so no to merge with
the pastoral enwmble and not be
startling. They moot be green in
opting. golden in summer, red in aut-
"o
‘ . topidli' all
' 2991119119
. ond‘LLt'o take part inpublic Affairs by
3 tires.- After 1 session that looted A11 ,
prospective citizenn have been in Am—
urine for as long as twenty- five years.
Members or the lodged. have talked
over the interests and aims of the
oountryL or their 9119119991. and 11 group
L name to the conclusion that they owe
it to the ‘muntry. 1191:9911 neighbors
and to them-solves ‘to become citizens
union~ their. right oi! solitude.
While the lodges didn‘t puss any
vote it was practically the unanimoun'm
opinion .1: All ‘ the 1 members 21191. they
should become closet-19. 1i: oddition
to the throntysslx who took out their
(allow unit
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COLUMBIA s o, .1... 914292
south Carolina Home of 11999999919.
journal or the House.
purge the portion of .
first papers, 210111199 night,1nnny will .
L “Vito" want every 5.1.1" ‘ this violin:
. 991119 And not A bottle of Vino
f bio. heal the 11129919911191:
‘ the. comb. we ‘
every cent 9111de up“ ,9.
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(Continued 199.111 inst. polo)
W
Mnuonio 29ml. Destroyed
which :2de 91:99:19
story buii.dlns The 19119 in $309,000
bound View Torrhooikfiod Bur-Mo
A line at mynteriouuorixin occurmd
when the firemen arrived on the scene
they found that it bad binned beneath
11 bed in the bedroom and had burned
a hole in the floor, besidescommuni-
outing with the mattress, which was
dedtmyed.
it wna‘otated to the firemen by the
occupants that n lighted stove had
been left in the room. in order that
it might be kept warm. as 11 child
bud but recently been suitering from
1111 attack of the measles.
The prompt. 20690th of the tire do-
pnrtmout prevented the domolitlon oi
the. residence, which is: owned by: M211.
Margaret 0. Millard. Thelma to the
building was covered by insurance
held with the J. M. Dayton & (307m
lmny fluency.
Cotto- Pot Cauud Fm.
North 119111 street was rudely disturb-
ed 111. 8:39 o'clock this morning. when
an alarm of tire was screamed out
from the apartments of Mr. and Mro.
J‘. S. Foinotoln. tho iadica' tailor. by
their iive-yeoi'~old daughter. Addie.
The tire alarm box was pulled and
then Mr. l‘einslhln proceeded to his
apartments. Where he quickly put out
the blaze. . The only damage done
was to n pile of papers which had
carelessly been left standing in a re
‘ ceptnclo near the stove.
Mrs. F‘olnotein had gone out ohop—
plug {tilt} the man of tho house was in
bin affine beneath the nplirttnents. louv—
ing little Mina Addie Alone in the
kitchen. in some war she knocked
over 11 cotton not into a pile of refuse
and the hot bottom at the not not the
papers aflre.
JOURNEYMEN omens: UNION.
W m.-
New Officers Inoiullod by Put Presi-
.. dent Oddo.
At tho. monthly huninous meeting
of the .lournoymcn Bill'borfl‘ Union
that won held last evening. the oilinern
recently elected were included . by
Pilot Pronitientmhh F. 01199. Other
business or A routine nature was trau~
ducted. iiethoir tall. 779; 1919, “1'78. lotus. 3.
The unicorn instillod were as fol lirookheid: 19“: 2325 19101 22*-
lowc: 1"“ 2' . 1
Prooidontmllenry (3- Belle... D3113“! l9". 6M; 19“). 579. Gun.
Vice Pmsidonlw-Guiiinv Pitnor. ”‘3; _ '
FlllWClli-l Secretary—“Charles Oddo. P411220“? 19”. 208; 192“. 200. (lulu.
Recording .Seoreinrvw-«Otto Lind» 8‘.
13mm, 9219119111: 1911. 1.919; 1919, 1.191.
’i‘rcnottrermChurloa ll. Franks. (mm 192. ‘ ..
Guide-DevitLNAtemherg. Greenwich; ‘19“: 2.603;: liliO, 4.4“.
OlinrdIAn-Aibert Turner. (loin. 392' _
TrustMustuv Pitxer. B. De: Huntington; 1311, 1,819: 1910.1,645.
Marie, Samuel Spring. . ~ Grim ”- “ ,
finance Committee-«Joseph PEN“, A, MLOIM'W! . ibil.~liitl; 1910A. 196. 140.83..
and 19mm: Mucniuoo. 8:
- . , New cannon: 1911, iii; 1910. 739
YALE avuoem's VOTE. 09111. 2. , ‘
NEW HAVEN 199' 34 wllnving New Whitfield: 11911, A103; .1910. 95.
nolnnted candldnteeror moulded: on Fatima. m1 5“ 1919 I,“
the Republican and Demool‘mc tickets Lg“ 22 ' " ~ “ '
3311:? £3222: lfifiglflaifi: ‘ N0rwulk:L 19.11,, 9,292.; 1919. 9.312.
' f . , . Loos. 60. A
nggdmfiflga :?&;”$2M;:{1 nodding: 1911.229; 1910.208.Gnin1
Tait vacuumed on the Republican. ‘ , .. 1 ' .
~~ , _, . 1 hidneileldr 1911. 916; 1919. 905
and notation Woodrow: Wilcon. . oi 2mm 11.
New lei-tier. on the Domocrstio dolled.
Former Brosident Roooe‘velt run well.
erotic side. b11999 runny ‘ottbe bullets
east tor him were'thrown out on 119
count of technicalities that he was
not book And the place wont to Wll
Harmon And Underwood were
practically tied for third place. while
Clnrit 11nd Folk had ti low rates.
mound with nihilism unwound
had the is“? 711‘; . 1197111
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PORTSMOUTHJ (31an”. 24 Arm
2m 291111119151
destroyed the Maritime M910 ll 34;.
at the home of Mn And; Mrs. Jacob ‘
Wells, in bound View Terrace. vector»
day ntternoou about 5 o'clock. The
house was deserted at the time and
The monotonous daily routine in‘
L155.
Loss. 10. .
‘it lured to: lilo.
kill the
Lgrowthof splfln,flli‘b0nplint.
Absorb onto, and in
excellent for sunny, fistula
and thrush.
Hm'a M '
"l uudfilmu'l Llnlonntanurmulnlor
mas.’ and cured
llnimem;
WNW”? B‘flll Olly
willed [or " Bmv Blew
f "in. M“
"Sioau't Uniroyal in the but nulls. y!
named him 111199
with it. "I'M” billed I ”quite;
on a morethntnnmi 11 “you
«Also dnwaoronechaondi no
rm. 1 haw healed “AM on A
m that idhudl
A1123?” 0. lltvnk i"(lithium PA,
09 I9
SLOANS
LINIMENT
in good for all farm stock. ‘
"My hogs had in“ cholera dim 11m 1
before u got your,“ nlmcni. which I no
wind to normal
1199 days all my,“ on 1121199111119".
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now: u: ihout I in
dlnd bolero
but I'll?" not lost In
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9 -
NUMBER OF SCHOOL ACHiLDREAN.
mono-A
1911 Enumeration Show. ineroan of
7.329 191' auto. '
The _onumeration at children oi
school use (2 to 19 rumor Age) was
taken its usual but October unit the
results chow an increase oi ounmerat»
ed children through the 91919.91 7.328.
which by the rule Adopted shown a
gain in population through 11111911119 or
32,924 in 9 year since tho combo of
1910 was when. Only one county.
Windham. shows 9 lose at children;
Following in the record tor Fair-
iield count):
Bridgeport: till} 22 .962: 1910 22..
25?. Gain, 705. 4.
Dnnbury: iilllt 9898; 1219. 6.912.
Loss. ii.
Sherman: 1911 1111:1919 117 until
2
Tait scouring only A third Anln no
runny vote! no Roosevelt. Milena Gafifngggm: 1911 6502' 1910 6'39?
wnsnuoor third, And Hughes received : ’ . . , .
only A muttering minorit‘; asérfiégl‘dv 191l- $57.01: 1912. Aldo?
Governor Baldwin received the ._ ' ‘ . ' . ‘ 1L ,-
Erector number or vote: on the Demo- “$9919.91. 1911' .333L . 19.101 '33“: ‘
Weston: 11111 19199119191991 1'919}A
Westport:
1911. 999. 1919
, Wilton:
Llrien land been working unions the no:
‘ on our with him. was unable to not on
. be situated to get out of the water.
AWebber. who were skating. saw his
. he climbed. His was taken to u cottage
Ill'l'il Til Pllflllll
(continued pm you.)
w
eight mi; 1159 he followed that coll
‘ inn. 9:9 annuity min 119 191211111911 11111
Mongolian! tour by talking to the
it the Salvation
in West
"downapndroutI-‘A'
Army‘s industrial Home.
Fortyce‘lghth Attract. New York.
is well-known (in society.
red in 1899. Mr. and Mrs. Tiader made
a honeymoon trip around the world
and spent several months in 'the re-
mote mountain districts of lntllu. 0n
ury movement end raised funds tor
missionary Workers. In 1907 he went
intoAi'rlcn and come back with 500
nnimnl skins for the Museum 0! Nab
urnl History in New York and a live
rhinoceros for the Bronx Zoo. in 1900
be made A second trip and there met
Col, Roosevelt, with whom be since
has been on terms of intimacy.
Mr. Tinder, who is a Swede, came
to this country about livonty euro 1150
and joined Dwight bloody in bias ovary
helical tours. While a preachei‘ he
.met Samuel Thorne. the bunker, who
took 11 deep interest in the religious
work Mr. Tiader was doing. it was in
thin way that he met Miss 'l'horne.
Mr. Tinder who in wealthy. is over
six tool in height and Weighs 2%
poundo. lie speaks nine languages.
pert. chauffeur. he will visit the princi-
nni cities of Europe and Ania. stopping
in each Iong‘onouzh to proach to the
(alien and the indigent. with the aim
at giving encouragement and making
converts to Christianity. lie will visit
missionary centers in same of the out»
oi-thovrny pincer: and study_ their
needs with n view to rendering no:
ulstnnco.
l’rior to his doparturo Mr. Tinder
hits been conferring with the Salvation
Army onions in New York He visited
the industrial Home on Sunday night
and was at hendqnorters on Monday.
lie saw Col. A. X. Bunion at bend:
uunrtere and asked many quentiona
about the methods 0! the army in its
field work. H9 is 91 lirm believer in
foreign minions. When he returned
from bill tint. visit to Atrlcu he wrote
of the outing of East Africa And the
missionaries: . ‘
"We found that wherever mission-
tlres their candittou had in every re
spool improved. They hove learned
to build better houses. to clothe them-
selves decently. and to cuitlvnte the
hind. They have Mapped xhaatly And
crnoi customsmnil .ot which convinces
motion money spent for toreign mi»
clone in I. good investment tor the ole-
vntiou or the human race. "
OTRUDEGLiS IN BOUND
Joseph Olson of omnwtch Bruit-
‘ Through the loo.
GWENWIOH Jan. 24 «Joesph 0t-
9911. oirotahor 591' a wealth} estate on
Shell island is uncovering 1:11.11: from
a two hour struggle in the icy Water:
or the Sound Ho tell through the ice
while Attempting to go from the main
land to the island and though he had
1121.. iconhioh continualiy'bronc as
,_ Four born. Benjdmin Gedney. cm
Holland and Frederick and courier:
plight and litter Adverts! 911mm to
rescue him got ‘u rowbont. into which
on shore unconscious And this morning
Was 91111191911919. revived to ho Able to
Mr. 211119111. not going About! this
time to hunt. ‘th ,to preach lie wns
educated for the Lilithiptry and until
Mr. 219.19: in the, 9921-19-19:: of 811m-
uni Thoma. the banker, and a brother:
iii-law ot OAkleixh Thom, president
or the Trust Company 0! America. He
His mur-
rhtxe to Miss Marjorie Theme occur—
thelr return they organized a mission»
With a large touring our new ox-_
' . on economic and civic more. to be . , p
' ' our of the conference “will
ABKIWLEDIE l'l'
«tubing-nanote- of Citizens
L ”V. A?!
m
kidneys in good health since, can be
relied upon to perform 9119 some work
in either canon. Randall-s:
B. D. Kelly. 18 Wood street, South
Norwnilr, Conn. says: "The results
that 101191299219 use or Dean's Kidney
Pills Am Always satisfactory. 3;! am
int i save in their praise in i906."——
(Statement given June 22. 1911.)
The endorsement returned to by Mr.
Kelly was given in April, 1906, and
was in substance as follows: “i was
troubled for a year and A halt by dull
pains over my hips together with
sharp twinge: in 'the final! 0! my
back, especially noticeable when l
straightened too quickly otter stoop-
ing. 1 Also had headaches and dizzy
spells. was restless and arose in the
morning tooling more tired than when
lwent to bed. When honoring, I had
the good fortune to hear of Dean's Kid-
,ney Pills, and procured alsupply at
Pln'lster's Drug Store. They worked
wonderu and in less than A week my
trouble had disappeared."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Mllburn 00., Bui‘talo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name—Donn s—And
take no other.
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”TO RESERVE LORDlB DAY.
~—
ugry 28.
NEW HAVEN. Jan. 2l.-~Announce~
mm: 19111999 that the Monmouth an-
nual unloading of the Lord's Day
tongue or New Emmi will be held
in this city next dummy. Speakers
timotic, Middletown and other places
unexpected to be present to discuss
thoLquootion of Honour observnnoe.
President William A. smith. 0:
Wesleyan University, MB been cloc-
ted 1A 9191991199th 01' the beam for
Connecticut. in connection with this
announcement to sent out a call to the
motors Mid clowns throughout the
‘otnto for «to-operAtion in observance of
the 1192' by special reference to it in
the church services on Jun. 28. The
coil is binned by Governor Simeon E.
Baldwin, [AeubGOVOI'nor l) .9. Blake»
aloe Mayor Frank .l Rice or New lie»
van. Rev. Dr. (Shorten K Wu. dean
of the Yale Divinity School; Rev. Dr.
Morten Dent. president of the New
Haven Pastors’ Union. and President
Siianitlin, at Wesleyan, vice-president
of the league tor Conneotlctn. The
coil says:
"A divine!) ordered doLy at weeldy
rest and worship has come to he a
ruined institution in Newbinglnnd life,
lirmly established through the nano-
ttons of religion and the laws of the
chute. it haunt-overt A tulcolees boon,
promoting the material prosperity, the
intellectual progress, the spiritual up-
iiit and the general wolbbelnx of all
classes.
"The growth of great urban centers.
the taming oi multimillion tram. other
londe and the devolopment of 0111-
modern industrial System are marked
by certain radioed changes in the ob-
servance or Sunday; and in snob A
time 0! transition all friends of a
sound anoint order noun overuse.
thottghttuil care lost 211:: ludhunental
values or this institution be impaired,
to the loss ot needed rest (or toilet-o
the disturbance or the peace and quiet
oi obs community and injury of reli-
35011
“is determining the intone or this
, dAy we are met by more problems. or
Mill Nonprolk Hun to flow to the In-
.Attor reading the public nutrient
or this lieutenantatlvo cltiun of South
91999911: given below, you must come
to up: 9911919111911... A may which
cured years ago. which he. iteLpt the
pleased to confirm the public testimon. 1
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38. m Rim. New York that
or Dover street). ovary m (It-
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Banquets a Special ;
TEL. OLALL ”I
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Several Important Questions to be Di
cussed at Gathering in' New Haven.
NEW HAVEN, Jan 24.-—The ones»
tions or child labor. conservatio $11.11
at A pure and clean milk supply L
given full dloousnion 9.: the? "Ne
land“ (10an or Wouldn‘t xiii”
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nary 30-31. The conference eon
g! the presidents And 1902an
men of the federations oft
England stutes. but it is unit
that every clubwomnn in C
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