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intake you antglabetter one day,
1.55 not a drop of alcohol in it.
'l‘rusthirn
0 0
riila is a tonic. It does not stimulate. it does not
then as bad as ever the next. There
that comes from a strong tonic.
and always do as he
‘ fill 1111111111111
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. New Haven Board of Health
Passes Two Important~
You have the stead, even
Ask your doctor a about
says. '
Is.
..
FORUM
PRESS
e e u c
HEADQUARTERS Hill
,1) . nildll be 1111i 111111] to 1; 1 11" any hot
PBES'DENT TAFT “8 Inna“ OVER lll ,‘ pull, lumel, (11‘11111111 1"«111- 1lilitt‘lt“
”T'WT". l ”fl..-" 1111:111i11inp, 111111 or Slttf'lltilii water 1'11-
NIfiW Ytllli', .‘ilul'rh ii. 'I‘ZIIr‘It'l'lli .lllNl'Itllut, I... l., March it. 'I'l11':1~'11111i11 on any property in l.111 city lit"
campaign inndu'izirters 1121'
’l‘alt‘s 1.'.:'ec.identl:1i boom will be open-
ed at. 334 Fifth avenue
. ol’ the present week.
he in charge 111" .lohu W.
Jr.,
ers'bureuu at the Republican
‘ committee in thi51 laily for
yeahs The headquarters 117111
Sltltt
he
in Vi’ashington. which is presided over
by Congressman McKinley and it wil
1 take charge of the work in New York
New Jersey and New Enzland,
“A 11111111111111 of education"
Hutchinson's object, he says.
is Mr
Colonel Roosevelt set forth in his Co-
lumbus speech. The initiative,
referendum. the recall.
tip-todate
ed."
The activity of the Roasevselt com-
mittee here has alarmed the Tail. peo-
ple, it was said. and prominent organi-
zation mcn advised the president to
let his friends get into the field and. bile for ()yster liay
do a little campaigning.
All the important p1eshlcntial can
didates now have hendqnahclu in this: lil‘OIiiineme,
city. The list includes liltlkt.‘ lilll‘ mothllattract attention and dive 1r1 the minds SPEG'AL SALVATION i :
Itoosev elt
W.
Governm Wilson, (‘olonel
President Tall. and Oscar
wood.
linde1
“THE VOICE OF THE WEST."
lAdrlan, Mich, Telegram) '
I11 Roosev'elt .11 case lhere is 11 “AVE: l 1
l‘l‘Lx‘ i l (L) t Ilt‘
of sentiment for him in the west that; ON SOCIALISM, ‘ “
. easterners cannot understand, do not:
know and will not believe in the fat
V'west the wave is a veritable deluge,;
land»:
sweeping over
mark.
'Out1uo1body in the west. makes
mistake of under-estiniating
strength.
it is the voice of the. “west that
prevailwnot the west. of sane brush
every political
and cowboys, bill the great heart 01"
the continent, where the bulk of thel
producers live, where opinion is most
nearl normal.
THE RORABACKS.
(Hartford Times.) In an open letter to the pricsl,tl1c';
The. profusion of Rorabacks in Ca- Socialists point out the following‘m the. hall (in Saturday at 8 p.111.
mm“ is proudly proclaimed by the ‘from one Of the clergymuns recent. entitled ‘( i1'c11n1nuvlgntlug the Furth;
Connecticut Western New which con- utterances; 01', Around the World in Revival
fesses its inability to guess at whom “The reckless, published assertions; Work a Tm”! Talk .. The ”“813“
I the Waterbury Republican is pointing of soa-ialtats, dishonest statements otihis “Milled 1“ “WW“! “MW” 1“;
'when it declares that thchiield coun- half truths, a half-nicntnl and halflcmm' Japan, Sweden lndin Austra
EJY favors the nomination of "Rora-bestlal brothel and grog mixture, Inl”a Canada and many states or the
back" as the first Republican candi-
date for Congress from the new Fifth
'the
News tells us, with Judge Alberto T.
.distrlct. Canaan is blessed, so
Roraback, .I. Clinton Rorabnck and J.
Henry Bareback, whom the News has
heard than some few acquaintances
. outside of Canaan."
.’ DEMOCRATS MAKE CLEAN SWEEP
0F CAMBRIDGE.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March 14.—
Mayor J. Edward Barry tDem.) was
elected Mayor of Cambridge for a sec
and term by a plurality of 2.751 over
err-Alderman Marshall. F. Blanchard.
, Republican.
‘ The Democrats made a sweep of the
‘oity, electing the Assessor, School
. Committeeman,
eleven Aldermen.
‘tvlentyotwo Common Councilmen.
. 001.. ULLMAN 'ro 111111115 FROM
STATE 111.111.111.111.
NEW HAV,‘E‘N March 14.~*Within
it short time it will be necessary for
0 Republicans to choose a new mom-
or 111 the state central committee for
Abs Eleventh district. as Col. 1. M.
llllim‘an, the member from this die-
(it. In soon to move to his new home
‘ .hitney avenue. which in in the
ill ward. N0 successor to him has,
‘11111 mm on
1,.
{I said that Hartford Republicans
1 conference and havel
1 re at the name of Colonel
., as a candidate for
aide
POLITICAL AREN
.. -MW...
COMMENTS ON POLITICAL SITUATION AS
CLEANED FROM NATIONAL AND STATE
”w...“
l’rmidcnb
before the end .
The oilicea will?
il111cl1lnso11,lcd to the court that.
who has been 'hcud oi“ the speak-
several
a
brunch oi the main ’i‘nlt headquartcr3
"We
shall get into no controversies. our et-
iorts being solely to teach the people
along the. lines of the problems which
the
the recall oi
judicial decision and other interesting
problems will be explain
Roosevelt has his weak spot,
1111- , considerable attention,
his‘a public debate on the question dur-
And when the time. comes: i111; April.
will:
the entire board of
and twelve of the
.‘ from their constituents.
Resolutions
1....—~
NEW HAVEN: March ‘ltnw'l‘ho
board of Health has passed two ro-
guluttons of importance, as follows:
"No person shall sell, offer or expose
for sale. or couuuniplion any clams of
any descriptions or oysters that have
been 111111111 from any part of the bar-
bor of New Haven 111' its tributaries.
‘lu'iww‘ll a line continuous with the
lnorlherly limits of the city 01' New
llluvcn 111111 11 “111' Minn the Western
lexti'emity or 11‘111'1 Ilnlc Park and the
I uncle ot‘ the telly, nor any
i1'111111a111'11y's11v .1'. that have been stored
111 11111 i1 1111311111111 11~'. to be subject. to
1-11111un1t11ulion tlotn said w.‘utcrs'
OF THE
l i‘.l‘1i(lll
IlllOSEVELT’S DUTIES
.‘1‘1-111 ilun'n unlenu mlectively 51l1tt'll
,1d .1 '1111131 111osquitos. A'11,1 inopeilyl
fownu. 11 1111 or tenant 111111111111; thisl
1111.11l111i1111 ahall be punishable by.
line not to exceed liVe dollars. "
. Ti .1 iloatd of Health is beside li'y- i
in; Alli the polite department up to ill
‘111'11111'I‘ eul‘lureniclil of the antlspit- 1
son they would challenge l1i111.'llu1.1, l1'.1u President Mix decl arcd 119?,
The, colonel tlililt'tll'til at court as saw '11 ]ltlllt'1‘lll1lll spit on the sflewullt
usual this morning, and when 11 court 1 [hit 1.1 1111115 within live minutes recent l
' oiiicer touched him 1111 the shoullel'. ly. The police coiuniissioucrs will bl?
he stepped to the bar, “1 1111111'1'5111111i.” nolit‘n'd oillcinlly 11,1 the board.
said the court, ' that there is b.1111} lir. Sullivan told the board that the
likelihood of your services being 1'11- sebuoi teachers weren't using indie
quired. Colonel iloseveltpnnd on tic-uncut in 1111111111112. windows In their
count of your other etigaueiitc1ils i‘rooms. He said numberlcss colds had
will gladly consider any request you‘becu 1111111111 111-11111111111151 windows op.
WlSh ‘0 make." ion from the bottom so that the child-
“Your honor." said the colonel, "aslren received the draft directly. lie
1 have been here two Weeks. l shalllpointed out. how easy it might be to
make 11 request 1.0 be excused. if thntiopen the windows from the top. lie
in 11 lll'Ollt’l‘ l‘t‘lIIIOSi-" fcomplained also of compelling child-
“You certainly havebeeu here 10111:; iron to go outdoors without wraps in
than the o11il11111'y,i111".‘01' 1eplied_ the course pulling drills. The board
the. court, “and l cheerfully grant 10111-111111 11,111 after Superintendent Beetle
le'flucsl.‘ ,in the 111111111.
'lhe colonel then shook hands with
”10 Justice and departed by automol —-—Blll0us? Feel heavy after dinner!
'1., remain my day. Tongue coated? Bitter taste? Com
l Counsel did not desire (‘oL lloosc- plcxlon ”HOW? Liver needs waking
. lUll-
11011 as a ,iuior simplv because 01 1111. wtattks
They felt that he wouldl *-~~"--- I
don» ltoosevcli's limits as n ,luryuinu
are over. Supreme i‘ourl Justice l’ul-
1111111 told llllil this; 111111'ninu that in.-
could be excused. Counsel lied conhd»
in their opinion.‘
l.\lr. lionevell's prcseucc in the
I would distract his fellow jlllt)l".< minds
tiom any cure and 1l1al for this 11111.
l
llil.\
l
PI‘
of the jurors from the issue at sink.
A few days sage lie was challenged peiu
, _ ARMY GAMI’AIGII:
temptorily by counsel for the plaintiff
1 l
-in a damage suit case. i
(‘uptuin I13. .1. Detroit, (11 the local:
I
t'orps 111‘ the salvation Army has 111'
11111;;111i for special sputtltl'rs and sing ,
1111- services at lhc5
hall this. Saturday and Sunday Htali' ’
Captain Walter .\lnbe11,tl1c nest-nanll
War (‘1'y,11111l
who has traveled with
I »- «mm-- - ~— 1
{SOCIALISTS IN DANBURY CHAL1
LENGE PRIEST TO DEBATE
li.\.\'iil‘lt\'.' March l1i.~tltli1'ers 01'
;locnl lianbury oi the Sotialisl put)
bau- issued 10 the Rev . \\';1lt111'.l. (~1lilor of m"
Shank-1y, LI... 1)., whose writings and 690m“ CW)"
isermons 1.1151111111111111 11111111111111.1111 CUMM H”""‘“" “l" army's “”“mll‘,
it tlnilllupe tu tionbl evangelist, both of New York
city nulitinul lieutiqltttl'tl'ru, tire cxpen
ted here Saturday. '
Staff-Captain .‘lillli‘(‘ while here will
write up a little history of the city
and present industries and Will also:I
'write the history 111’ the. local corpsg
. from its commencement until lht."TYl‘t"
sent day. This write up will be pub-
lishcd in the Weekly War Cry in 1111
1(1111'Iyissllt'.,
Ensign Cook will deliver a lecture‘
The question proposed for debate‘
is this:
“'l‘l‘i'zlt Scl'inlism is not opptmed to
religion, on the contrary, that to be
a true Christian, one that not alone
pretends to believe, but also prnc1
ticcs the teachings of Jesus t'hrist,
must of necessity be a Socialist."
union Therefore this lecture prom-
1ises to be very interesting. An offer-
._.,_. lng will be taken at the door Satur-
BRYAN AND HROOSEVELT day night only to defray the expense
New lledford Standard) lot the campaign. Both Staff- Captain
With the Commonei. pinising Mr1 Mabce and Ensign Cook are good sing
Roosevelt's Columbus speech, the feel '. 0’5 Mid Will take part in all the meet-
ing that'the two colonels may yet find "‘83 0f the. 10”“ COI‘DB; 11150 at ”16
themselves 011 the. same side In the Rescue Mibslon on. Sunday afternoon.
m-ésidenflu] campaign grows, (Sup. The time Of ‘flll the SOTVICGS Will U!)
pose the Republicans should nominate SW9" later.
Mr. Roosevelt, and suppose the Demo
crats should nominate Gov. Harmon,
where could Mr. liryan go? it what
he has been saying and writing at-
fords any clue, to his choice in such
an event. he could be only a Roosevelt
man. This might be embarrassing to
Mr. Roosevelt. lt'would surely be em-
barrassing to the Republlcan party.
-i'alse form and reasoning and loose
styles are deceiving the public.”
C. A Glossner, 24 Ontario St.. Roch~
ester,,\'.1Y.. has recovered from a long
and severe attack of kidney trouble,
his -c.ure being due to Foley Kidney
Pills. After detailing his case. he
says: “I am only sorry I did not learn
sooner of Foley Kidney Pills. In a
few days' time my backache complete-
ly left 1me and i teltgreutly improved.
My kidneys became stronger, dizzy
spells left me 1.1111 l was no longer an-
noycd at night. I feel 100 per cent.
better since using Foley Kidney Pills."
Tonic in action. quick to results. Try
them. W. F, Wigmore & Co. ‘ "
IS THIS TO BE THE EPITAPH OF
AN "OVERWHELMING DE-
MAND" BOOM? '
-“lt. is so soon that I am done for.
i wonder what I was begun for."
~-.\‘ew York Sun.
ADJUTANT’ GENERAL'S OFFICE.
tuners issued trom the outco- of
the adjutant general yesterday an-
.t1ounl'.e that, upon a favorable report
of the. examining boat-d. Charles A.
Maynard has been appointed and com-
missioned lieutenant and navigator in
the Naval Militia, while'liired E, Bos-
worth of the Second Division, Naval
Militia. becomes a lieutenant. An-
other order announces that leave of
absence already granted to Lieutenant
Percy R. Gretet. Second Company.
Governor‘s Foot Guard, has been ex-
tended to June 1. ‘
_............1...4—
Chairman Muck of the Democratic
National committee wants the cam-
paign started right off. He holds that.
the tariff will be the issue. And yet
in both parties not a. single word In
said about the tariff'views of any of
them. Political leaders can frame is-
101188, but the voters will make their
own.
-.—1—..._—
According to advice. from \‘Fashinj
ton the Democratic leaders in the
House will halt In their tariff program.
Evidently they have begun to hear
tacks or Indigestion in
Dean’s itogulets cure bilious at 1 1
21) cents 111 any drug store. 2‘ 1
IllllllISIIlII liIlll
Ill HIE IIIIIlllIS
Heartburn, Gas, Dyspepsia and
Other Stomach Misery Ended
With a Little Diapepsin
if what you just ate. in sourlng on
your stomach or lies like a lump of
load. refusing to digest, or you belch
Gas and Eruclate sour, unlllgeslet’
food, or have a feeling of Dizziness
Heartburn. Fullness, Nansen, Rad taste
in mouth and stomach liendat'lie-«~this
is indigestion.
A full case of l’upe‘s Iiiapepsln costs
only fill cents and will thoroughly cure.
your tilll-Of'Ol‘tlt'i‘ stomach. and leave
suiiicient about the house. in case some
one else. in the family may suffer from
stomach trouble or Indigestion.
Ask your pliurmacisl to show you
the humble plainly written 011 these
1’1tlcoul limes, then you will under-
stand why Dyspepsia trouble of all
kinds must go, and why lllupepsln
alwnvs 11-lieies sour, out of who stom-
llve minutes.
lliapepsln is h.1r1.1ilesn and tastes like:
«andv though each docs 111011111118
.l'ioucr suilblent to digest and llll'lMIt‘
for assimilation into the blood all the
food you eat: besides, it makes you 110'3
to the. table with a healthy appetite;
but, what will please vou most, is that
you will feel that your stomach and
intestines at e clean and fresh,n11d you
will not. need to 1"es01t to l1111nti1e3 ()l
"ll\e.r pills for Hlliousncss 0r Constipa
Ion.
This city will have many liinpcpein‘
cranks, as some people will call them.
but you will be cranky about this
splendid stomach preparation, too, if
you ever try a little for indigestion or
Gastritis or any other Stomach
misery.
Get some. Pope's. Diapepsin now,
this minute. and forever rid yourself
of Stomach Trouble and indigestion.
111111.111 R. 1.1111. "1.11 New York city.
was 11 visitor in t0wn, yesterday 1‘~Iftei
noon on business.
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
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MISSION WORK AMONG INDIANS
Rev. F. A. Coleman Inltructs Trinity
. Church Parlohlonerc.
R.ev Frederick A. Coleman rector of
Trinity Episcopal Church, gave two:
lectures yesterday, one in the after-
noon nnd tho-other in the evening, at
the parish hall. which were quite suc-
cessful. Rev, .111. Coleman talked on
"Mission Work Among the Indians,”
and illustrated his remarks with the
storeoptlcon.
in the afternoon the room was fill-
ed to overflowing with young people.
all of whom enjoyed the remarks of
the rector. in the evening another
large gathering of adults listened to
the lecture with delight. Next Wod-
nesday Rev. Mr. Coleman will lecture
on “Mission Work in China,” at which'
time. an offering Will be taken tip for
the. relief of the, fondue stricken in
that great country.
CORONER REPORTS.
According to the reports made by
coroner John J. Phelan of the cases
or sudden deaths in the county for
the month of February, as follows.
Stamford 9. Derby 5. Norwaik 4,
shamans. Greenwich 8. Wertport
2, Newtoum 1. lttdseilekt 1. Danbury til1
/
l DERBY MAN DROWNED.
DERBY, March 14.———Julius Perrlt,
{aged 49.'a farm hand, was drowned
llate last night. in the Shelton Canal.
1He was seen to he wandering about
on the Ice a‘li'd calling for help. From
ibis condition he evidently had lost his
bearings. Those who went to his res-
1c.ue knew the ice was tliin.‘so ropes
lwere thrown to Perrit. He did not
incl them, and as an emergency act
like. fire alarm was pulled. A fire
icompany rcsponlhd but before. help
.could reach him, the ice broke and the
‘mun disappeared. The body was
found this morning. '
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
1 .Muhnckomo Hotel. March H, 1911——
lt‘hus. It. Hendrick, Ii. 1.. Jones, D. F.
tinge, .lr., (loo. Dixon, 1). M.1\ioyes,
New York; Mr and Mrs. S. Iiurrison,
1R. W.l .luber, New lluyen; Prof. Tim.
othy Drake, W. (I. Libby, F. A. John»
‘3011. Boston; 1... M. Hawlcy, Hartford:
W. 11‘. Doyle, Manchester; Win. It. Kin.
,cude, Gloucester; J. R. Huntington,
Isurlngnetd. Mesa; G. A. Baechtte,
Newark, N. .l.; l... R Hurib11tt,, Wil-
ton; J. hi. Layton. H. Mntthewson.
A. W. Dreytuss. city. '
W
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TWO KILLED BY TRAIN.
Found With Heads Crushed in at Mott
Haven Yards.
NEW YORK, March 14.—~'l‘he bodies
of two unidentified men, each of whom
was about" .5 years old. were discover-
ed 011 the top of 11 freight car of a
milk train at the M011 Haven yards of
the New York, New Haven and 11111111
ford railroad yesterday. The skulls of
both men were crushed. The train had
come from Stamford, (701111. 11 is be-
lieved that the. men were riding on the
top of the train and failed to see a
bridge.
PROF. BROOKS SELECTED.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Uhln. March [4.
w’l‘he Dally Oklahoman this morning
publishes a dispatch to the effect. that.
Dr. titration l). l'iroolts, 1111).1ci'lntcu~ ‘
dent of public 311111111111 in llosion, is
the choice of the state board of 11111112111
tion for president of the Oklahoma
State. University :11 Norman. to suc-
ceed Dr. A. Grant Evans. The press
ltloncy has been vacant since hint.
.iuly, Dean Monuctt acting as presle
dent In the meantime. .
Dr. Brooks arrived here Wellnes-
day night. It is understood he has not.
. at accepted the odor of the board.
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Norwalk Chronicler