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PRESS . . . . . . . 1. 1. . . . . . .seatiOn ‘ or some form of Stomach
‘ ‘ trouble, why don’t you keep some
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W ' 1Dlapepsin in the house handy?
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,iiilifliiillill} Silll
" Billillllillllli Militia
"Chairman Charles Comstock An
' gnounces That it Will Be Held
" in Bridgeport, May 1 and 2
Alt-11911 9—'l‘he cnill
$11119 (‘UlHt‘lillt‘Jlt
was 151111911 today. it tollows:
'Call For the State Convention.
To the llelllocrntic Electors of the
crew HAVEN
, State of Connecticut:
Pursuant to a 9:111 is'sued 1.11 the
1 Democratic National Committee tor 11
delegates "
Democratic (Oil\ (' IlliOlI 0f
1) ,.
at Baltimore, on 'i‘1119sd11y .111n9
' " and in accordan: 9 with a tote of the:
Democratic state lentrul committee,n
313” contention of the delegated N1“ ' bill is passed, it is doubtful whether 1101 111ges1- 11131111111 11 fermentg 111111
resentativse oi the Democmtio pultv
1911' Hall, Bridgeport, on Wednesday
I and Thursday, May 1 and 2. 1912,101'
‘ the purpose of electing delegates to
A atcnd the Deluocl'atit National 0011'
ventit‘m to be held at Baltimore, 11111.,
on Tuesday, June 2.3, 15112, and for the
transaction of any other liuslness bro-
T" pet to come before such couv entlon.
In accordance with the rules of the
' party the convention will he cnlled to
Order on Wednesday, May 1, at 8 o‘-
, clock ill the evening for the purpose
' of affecting a permanent olmgnnlzution
Each town shall be entitled as a
town to twice as many delegates as
it has representathes in the legisla-
ture, and all towns in which the vote
cast at the last presidential election
I 1 exceeds 1,000 shall be entitled to one
' additional delegate for each additional
1,000 votes then cast, and also each
: fraction thereof exceeding one-half.
aerbury 13, Armenia 0, Derby
In cocordance with the said rule
all towns entitled to more than
{our delegates, with the number to
which each is entitled, are as follows:
Hartford 19, Bristol :1, Manchestcl
5, New Britain 9,.\'ew}1avcu 211, Wat-
5, Meri-
n 9 Nangatuck :3 ()mnge :1, V1111-
llng‘iord 5, New London 0, \‘orwich
, Stotlingtou .1, 'Bi'idgeport in Dar»
1121'8, Greenwich G, No1wnllt? Stam-
tom 8, Windham 5, Wowt'ster 5 Tor-
rington 6, \ilddletou 11 0 Vernon 13.
in accordance with the rules of the
party, all caucuses and prllnalies in
' the several towns fot the appointment
I delegates to the state comeution
must be held at least seven davs he-
tore the meeting of said convention.
CHARLES W COMSTOCK,
Chairman.
S. THOMAS.
f Secretary;
Dated at Norwich, this 7th day of
March, 1912. .
EDWIN
I Nobody will be. purtlcularly aur-
prized that the income tax is down on
the, democratic program in congress.
t ecurse an tucome tax can't be past
at this season, and might be vetoed it
passed but the democrats can get the
credit for tning to pass it, a credit
ch, in the opinion of many thought-
I citizens, amounts to something.—
New Haven Register.
W
Women s skirts are a trifle narrower
this spring, but the Connecticut Co.
is struggling mantully to meet the sit-
nation, and before the summer is even
the lower car steps will give some
relief to suffering and restricted fem-
intuity. '—'—Bridgeport Telegram.
Gov. Harmon seems to have decided
to permit (gov. Baldwin to go ahead
and talk himself out of the race.—
nectady Union-Star.
~1~,_ ......—
h colonel is experiencing some
tfilculiy in escaping membership in a
mono club established by himself.—-
rltlslnre Eagle.
W-
I is raising onions. He is also
and at raising something else.
bury Republican. 1, 1
...-... “
ant: evening. Routine bush
transacted. Miss Alice Sel-
chler, and F. 13. Gregory
,d as a nominating aim»
9 sport. to the annual meet-
eld on the firstrMonday‘in
" * L ARENA
‘. COMMENTS ON POLITICAL SITUATION AS
‘ CLEANED FROM NATIONAL AND STATE
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Heartburn, Gas“ and Indigestion
Go Five Minutes Alter Taking
Papa’s Diapepsin
OFTHE
All there is often some one in your
family who cutters an attack of indi.
"'3 This harmless blessing will digest
THE SAME OLD GAME. ‘janythlng you can out without the
i
1
1 ---.“ Enlightest discomfort, and overcome it
|Rallroads Working ‘0 Obtain 00""0' ‘sour. gassy Stomach tlvc minutes
i , of Panama Canal Rates. after. .1
1 WASHINGTON» 3'33”]! 9-'“"'“ Tell your pharmacist to let. ion rend
‘(lOIII'Jll’III‘ ll Liliél'C‘ Iii 3.11)" One Sillljffl‘l the fog-”11113, plainly DTIIILCLI on ”1930
11911111111: 11911119 (‘ 011:, It so in wllitl 11 A711 50 cent (111595 of Pope‘s Dinpebsin.
ol'iran trade is more viiitly 111191 outed then you 111111 “33111111 see why 11 makes
;thun the question oi toils on tho l’una- 11111113131103 Sour Stomach, “9111-1.
111111 01111111, whit'b1in view 111‘ the open .bllm ,11111 1111191' distress go in live.
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ii‘e 8110M“) Ft'llil’tl “1 0"'lii'l 11181 11” mist-tics as I'lt'lchiug of (11119. Er 119111
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lot the DOSWUR taken it? our 510v-91'11 llcndarhcs, Dizziness, Constipation
“l‘t:.9ni and other Stomach disorders.
'1 11919 are now pending before (‘on-: Some 1111115 11111-11 111911 3010111111) [11111
9111's setcral hill-, which lluvo i'ol 11111191911111 1‘1 om Iltdiuosilon and Dispepsia
iltl‘lll‘OBt‘ i110 99111111111011 Of 1110 VV-lit‘l' or all out 0f01der stomach with the
19:1» l'iela train the rail turliers. [‘J common, 91911' (lav l'ures advertised
the uloro explit',lt it is the purpose 0? that they have about. made up their
111999 bills to 111'91'9111 lltilroudsnronl 11111111,»; 111111 11...;- have something 91:. .9
inwning or controlling 11111111911111; 11.111911111111113, 01 1111119111 theirs is a 91199, 01
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' 1'0”“ 33011 ”51"““1'9 3‘3““ to be held 1 lines. 9111191 duet-111' 01 imiit'et'tlt. An Norvotlsness Gastritis, Cutarl'h of the.i
-"'1enol't is being 11111119 to prevent the Stomach or Cancer. A
enactment of this leeislatlon by in
‘,ing to 11111119 it ltppc'lr that if such it
tho 9 will be any A: titl'lt'itn lines 01’
‘Irom 9519.1 10““ “1” b9 ““1“ at Lag 1stenmcrs 9112 aged ill tlaillc through poison, which putlefy in the digestive
the Panama tonal.
During the past week William R.
Wheeler representing 11195‘1111 Frau“
cisco .Gltamhor of Commerce; 1), O.
lves, the Boston Chamber of Com-
merce; N. B.,K911_v, the Philadelphia
Chamber oi“ Commelce, and J. N. 'i‘eal.
hate nppeuvro‘d betme committees of
Ccngtcss the seclctarv of war and
other omcinls and have urged with
all the iorce and arguments at their
command the necessity oi the logic-
llttlon pl'opout'd; while it. P. Schwerln'
vice president and general inanagcl oi
and Maxwell Evarts, general counsel
of the Hurrimun lines, have been
equally busy ill opposing 11.
Joseph N. Teal, of Oregon. who has
made transportation problems a study
for many years, and who is looked
upon us an authority pitch the 1111911
Vtion 01' tall and wilt-'91 19199, sold in
the course of an interview upon the
subject:
‘ [‘119 print lpul opponents 0111115193.
islutlon—‘wut ltnst those. who are most
in ctideuco~- 919 the re present'utlies oi"
the Soutllelll Paritlt'(‘10111pallv. which,
through its O\\llt,‘i‘hIli1) oi a controlling
interest in the l’flciiic Mull Steamship
Company. operating inlll Panama to
Pacific coast points has f01 years
done all in its power to eliminate not
only water competition but the use of
water for transportation. ’ '
“One of the. principles for which the:
National Rivets and “tubers Congress
has continuousl) contend'od for ye 9"nts
has been the elimination of this t'ai
load whim} of competing water car-
, triers and the securing fot water trans-
portation the position it deserves as
an instrumentality of commerce. I
have no hesitancy in saying thatvevery
tortransportation purposes should at
this time. while this legislation is
pending, use all his influence in its
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DOUBLY PIIIWEII
......—’—'—_.—
South Nor-walk Readers Can No Long-
er Doubt the Evidence.
This South Norwalk citizen testified
long hgo.
Told of
benefit.
The facts are now confirmed.
Such testimony is complete—the
evidence conclusive.
It forms convincing proof of merit.
Mrs. J. ..Morelli, 23 Union, ‘ street,
South Norwalk, Conn.,,says:1 "I had
trouble from my kidneys for yours and
oiten was in misery from a dull ache
across my back and sharp, shooting
twinges in my loins. A friend told me
about. Donna Kidney Pills and getting
a. supply at Pialstod's Drug 31019.11
began their use. After I had cukén a
few doses I found that. they wet-e help
ing the and the contents of our boxes
restored me to good, health.
mend this remedy at every opportun-
ity.‘ "e—‘Stntemant given April 26.
1906.)
quick relief—01' lasting
, A Second Endorsement.
Mrs; Morelll was interviewed (in
June 22, 1.911, and she said:,"l shall
always recommend ,Doa’n's Kidney
Pills when} have the opportunity and
i am only too pleased to confirm my
former statement. given in their
praise." ‘ ' .
‘ For sale by all dealers. Price 50
FoatenMilbnrn 00., Budalb,
cents.
New York. sole agents for the United
States. 1 1
Remember the n me4—Dban' low-c
the Portland Chamber of CommerceJ'
the Pacific Mull Steamship Conlpully11
l {rad 1'.ntes
one who belicvesln the use of water'
' Among those present We‘re Mrs Nellie
i rocoml ~
This, no doubt. is n serious mistake.
Youl real LI'iC 11119 is what you out dons
soul's, turns to acid (11113 and Stomnchl
it not and vint99t1n9819ud besides,
poison the breath with nauaeous odors.
A hearty appetite, with thorough d1»
,gestion. and without the slightest dis-
comfort or misery of the Stomach. is
waiting for you as soon as you decide.
to try Popes Diapepsln.
:'favor, for if it fails now it will be1
1v'9r1 difficult to secure its elirtt'tlnt-ntk
in the int 11.9. , ‘
“it is a strange, situation to 11111111119
Southern Pacific Company endeavor-
iug to secure this legislation whit-ii
ii (whims will 911111119 it to compete
with itself by son; but this is the 110-1
{11111011 it claims to occupy and the. con
tiltion it asks the people it) fliCt’lll. ‘
’1119 80111119111 I‘atiiic alleges that it
is its 1111111059, tillougll its control Oi"
'1119 Politico .\iull Steamship line to
bliild tour lR- knot 1989919 ('ostilllr $13,-' 1
00000011111911 it expects to 1111911110,
1111011911 the 9.111111 between New Y',ollti
[ltd 1119 (1119111 but it insists that in
:Ul'tim so to do it must at the same
111119 9111.113'9 in 1119. t'oastuiso llado 119-
"(119911 New Yt'nlt 011 the one hand und'
‘Los Angelou and San Francisco on:
the other, making these 91119111101111:
of call.
"in 119w ot the general 11911119 to
'qu.ild up an America Melchant \ia
'rin9 this is n wry ingenious device
by which to obscure the. 19111 111111103933
whith is to obtain the powe1 to fix:
rates fol tlnnsporiation 111' water 119-?
tween the two coasts and thus be 9.11 1
i
allied to maintain transcontinental
it is obvious that the pro-
mused constluction of these tour 1111 gel
stealnships is hold out as a callsola-‘
lion prize to those interested in the
un-buildtngoi an American Merchant
Marine, but anyone who is familiar
with the history of railroad comrolled'
steamship lilies, understands that the
establishment. or such a 1111?: will pre—
vent investments by private owners;
in the building and operation of inde-
pendent lines. Even if anyone was
foolish enough to establish an inde-
pendent line. it would speedily be
driven out. of business, as has hap-
pened 111 many similar cases before,
for the railroad company would slut“-
11ly operate its basis at a loss until
the independent line was destroyed
and then make back its loss by put-
tlllg rates as high as it pleased. When
the. true tnwardnoss.oi the sltuationis
understood the proposition of the
Southern Pacific Company is not like-
ly to be received with favor either by
Congress or ,the public."
CHARLES D. L‘LOY'D'S BIRTHDAY'.
A large party of {Hands met at the
residence of Mrs. John Grant, in Rayl
mond street, last evening and tendon
ed to Charles Lloyd 9 reception in
honor of his thirty eighth birthday.
Cook 01: Hampton. Va.. and Mesdalnes
11f. Harris, Victoria Cutler, Bertha.
Guy and Miss Ella Honilin; Messrs.
William H. Fisher, Oscar Wilkins,
Malachai Morse, M. J.‘ Diggs and A. E.
Wilson. A collation was served by
Mrs. Grunt and Miss Hamlin, which
was enjoyed by all.
Years had passed, the political
equality or the sexes was felt accompli'
and a certain candidate for the presl
a digntnied manner into a cooked hut.
Her humiliation Was complete But
' f‘lrlnts of that shape," those protest-r
doncy had but now been hunched in . '
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A ROOSEVELT BOOSTER.
Colonel Roosevelt's boomers who
visited him yesterday, included John1
‘Tilden” Murphy, of Philadelphia. 11?
John "Tllden" is a sample of “the
people" who are clamoring for Theo-
dore there must be some clioice who
and spots in the aggregation. Murphy
wits a state senator in Pennsylvania
and his record is a
peach. A great majority of. the “voters
of his district who know him best,'.
refused to give him another term-—
Philadelphia Record.
“......"
O. ‘A. Glossner, 24 Ontario St, Roch.
ester N. Y., has recovered from a long
and severe attack 01? kidney income,
1116 cure being due to Foley Kidney
Pills. Alter detailing his case. he
says: “I am only sorry‘l did not learn
sooner of Foley Kidney Pills... In‘ a
tow days time my backache complete-
Iy left me and I felt greatly improved.
‘ , My kidneys became stranger, dizzy
CORNER WALL AND HIGH 31's..
spells left me and 1 was no longer an
noyed at ntzht I feet 100 per cent.
hotter hincc using Foley Kidney Pills.”
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VELTIAN PROGRESS.
r. Roosevelt was president.
the annouj ced that; Senator Root, then ' ‘
in his cabinet was- the greatest states-
man in his countly, and probably
1th‘e greall st; statesman of this gener-
iation in my country. Yet When he
picked on a successor he passed by -‘
this p‘ara1 on and took Mr. Taft whom
he inductid to give up his ambition to
be Chief. Justice and to take his
1clmnccs in the political arena. FourQ
'veurs ngti be. watered Ml. Taft‘s quali-
fl‘catlons for the highest otflcé in the
most oxtteme terms. Now he has tired ‘ 1.
'of Mr. T1, it and thinks it his duty to,
rescue the country from 111m. In 1896' V
be denodnced the. very mild reter— ‘
once of the democratic platfbrln to j
the decision that the income tel-i was‘
unconstitutional as a reversion to , 1
the metrods of thought of barbarian
ancestor . Now .he makes that. same,
decision the leading count 1111111111311.- '
dictment
ground
or demanding ,
decisions ,bo'subnlltted ~ to a. popular ,
votw it r. Roosevelt progresses so"
rapidly jinn it. Was not easy to keep up. .
with 111
1 that judicial
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ottheflc‘burts and alend‘lng‘u‘“ I
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