'couumrs 0N mama sumo. as.
CLEANED -- rsou NATIONAL AND STATE
rasss‘
I I I I I I I I I I I v I
sum—J
publicau candidates is to receive the
fecal-teen votes of this state in the
indicating convention; they will all
so to William oward Taft The
question that stirs the interest of the
Republican leaders at coolest-loot is.
iwm are the own to when the honor
is to so of voila; for It. Taft in the
u llllllillli intuit
‘ ilili lliilliillilii
Bampalgn to Swing Delegates to
l
:convention? The prise is MI. The
Ohio "an as Presmam'a' Eactore ill the drains In yet to be
Nominee selected.
W i This situation in Connecticut «snot
' ,E Ebe viewed otherwise then with satis-
NEW HAVEN, Aplll h'.'—~l‘hat there) faction by the voters of m “the M
isamost complete harmony among the ”mm” of their political irrelevant)”,
hitherto warring or unfriendly foo; 'for it means that 0””me 1. not
lions in the democratic Dal“ Ill Lhisi L0 be misled by BDOCLOHB m mmbNY‘
0'“ and that 59‘9”“ of m" ”me” out promises ofamlllonlunifmpoasiblo'
""‘hate agree“ m support 1"" ”9’69“” to establish. by dreams incapable of
of a delegation to tile national ton- .realizatlon and by prophecies mp
vontiou that will lineup for GovernOI dog on the moving sands of misdi-
Judson B “Mum“ “8 the presidential let ted emotion. The land of steady
EE POW“ ‘8 a 5‘0” W“ "‘ 1'0“”0“ habits is the land of steady thinking
. circles today and touched fut by men' E'l‘he sacrifices and Purim!“ and
Who ought to “"0“ Euchievemellts of the founders, with
Of course provision is made for tile: tile mspirinx losson' they teach. have
endorsement of Governor Baldwin for not been lost sight of. Other states
the presidential nomination at 'tboE may undertake to improve their po-
m"? wni'el‘iil’“ ‘0 it“ “”1“.“ Bridge-‘ Mimi and spiritual condition by lift»
port next month. And the governor’s, lug themselves by their boot “mpg.
trials will be presented to the national Connecticut stands mt. preferring that
convention. He will he give the votPE' which mam” has taught them the
of the Connecticut delegation annual value of to that uhloh offers ”a only
13'. bill “Nil VON“ WW be on“ 01' '1 90m redemption ill the. emotional philoso-
piimcnlar5 nature; fol as \leued b5 phi of cxpolimenl.
90111? Or NW members 01' "10 golf": The attitude of Connecticut is ex-
no: 8 part: there is little chums 0" n onlplllled bv the political leaders of
Connecticut man landing the inert {both political parties is a messalto of
drintiui nomination The plan of the Ecoufuge and hope to the countly at
New iluvellets llnd they will have large. More the constitution is held
something to can ill the choice of the m esteem: here a government by law
national delegation is to line up men ranks higher than a iitlnl government
on that delegation who wnl support by men. Tim the (tonnectlcut attitude
Harmon through a iliil‘d fight. One of will receive the approval of the.
those men was asked if that was the American votelgs ulllcheier llartl
program and he replied point blank wing, may be “(canted now as a mat
that it was and another who is high [er of fuel, Individuals mny‘llsve
tn the councils of the party in thisEgone wild. The people haVe not-—
city and ill the state was asked tilCE New [raven Journal and Courier.
sumo qllesiloll and lie replied: “Weill
Iiarlnon would mulls a strong candi-
date and so would Congressman Oscarl
Underw00d and lilo it .Counect ticnl‘
voters lna5 go to either of these men. ”" Democrata and Republican insurgente'
This man was asked whether the del-:" Are bickering Gear Compro-
‘ogntion would form Harmon as first "min. Measures.
choice and said he thought it w‘ouid m “Ellington Dispatch to New York
and admitted that was lilo. plan atE; . Herald.)
present. Another of the gentlemen lllE Exchanges have been in “mm-egg
UIE‘ inner councils of the party said .betaccn Swamp Martin. the Demo
"9 believed “mm“ WW"! ”0 ““5 cratic leader and Senator (lunllnlns,
man who uoultl got Connecticut's “Eleader of the Republican Insurgeutg'
WW?" "ghilig promise of a coalition Which
There. “Wear" ‘7" be absolutely "0 uill pass vallous temllromise tariff
Wilson sentiment among demurrats in bills
this cit5 at least and there is sculcc- ‘
‘ 1y any mention of Speaker Clurlt
_.
A Muir COALiTlON is in PROS-
pscr wow.
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"5 a importance to the political flltulc of
candidate.E There 1“ 1““""""" 3 0°“ President Taft and the Republican
uldxahle teem”: 1" “"0" "f midi" Eparty. The Denloclats and insurgents
wo
are not avolso to placing the presi
Tl‘lle has been some talk that there deal at the political algadvmtsge of
will be a contest against James li.- Evetolug tariff plug on the ground that-
.Murtin going to the national convell- they Wore enacted without accurate
tion as a delegate tromlllis congles-E information for the tariff board. Pros-
clonal district but while party peace: ident Taft believes that his vetoes will
prevails it was stated toda5 that Da- E'not injure him before the country if
vidF Fltznclnid wants to he One 01" be has adequate reasons and time to
the delegates to the national conven— explain them before the alsotlon.
tlon Now Fltzggrald and Martin have JBllls pumng sugar on the free list,
been recognized as the bill Olliehi (“inducing the chemicals and metals
'tll'eir respective factions of the party! schedule and ”,0“de an income tax.
.llllt to all intents and purposes the
manor of their ,old primary fight has
'been removed and they are at perfect
mace.
But then enters Congressman T.
Reilly of Meriden. who lives also in
this/congressional district. The rules
say that there shall be two delegates
llE'o-m each congressional district. so it
will be quite against the order of
'thlnze to send all three of these gen-
tlomen as delegates from this district.
one now before the sonate having~
been passed by the house The wool
bill will arrive in the senate this week.
Until the senate gives some ladle»
lieu of action the Democratic house is
disposed to rest on this record of Nil‘EE-
iff revision.
from Arizona and New Mexico this
week the but. wtlisootlslst of titty
one Republicans and fortyvthroe besto-
oliltts. the» ham vacancies from
But one Will out or it, and the way unsweetened Colorado.
that will be arranged by tile 'thsltlnonv This is e billion muorlty of
iced" demoorats of the til-trial. instill. slant. butane Roulbliom m in-
'if they can arrange it. will build Mid manta motile tariff. and senator
iiitb the arrival ml the seniors
Mania and Fiiflers'ld one am Bios:
trial. so send CoastoI'qluan' shitty; as
.. one of the foul: delusion at large.
Whether Reilly will little till; «reuse
. pleat mast: is not kuowttrE E EE
. . ft la stated. too on thle ry. best of
‘ authority, alt-Judi»? damsel L. Brunt
. 'on‘é fim'o candidate for governor,
at of some support lo the par-
' Ewellts to In ‘to- the national
Whether rum Bronson
ain't mu is in doubt at
ones. of Montana. as Mr. Roosevelt s
Humid! new» is counted on in
any mm to embarrass President
Taft. A coalition majority is thus
feasible.
demand. will consider the framing of
a tariff bill comistins oftile sour.
metals, chemicals and wool schedules
snd possibly the income tax bill. RI
resentatlve Underwood. the W
leader. has not yet decided to .
a cotton hill, and moments
would be Just so well alw-
tariff revision; “pathos
southern as well d!
The coalition conferences. it is .un- E '
ornate. and have no effect whatever
upon the liver and stomach.
Kean your inside organs pure. and
fresh with Cescsr‘ets. which thorough-
ly oleense the stomach, remove the
undigested. sour and fermenting food
and food gases. tel-to the excess bile
from the liver and carry out of the
system all the decomposed waste lust-
for Indecision: la the intestines and
boosts.
A'Oeaosret tonight will nehe you
use! treat by morning. They work
.’ while you sleepwnever slips. unites
end cost only 10 cents I has from your
Wet. Millions of men and were“
Msecmmmdthonsnd nav-
er have Residential. Biltousnus, ousted
tongue. fudleostlon. Sour Stomach or
Cultivated bowels. Cements holes:
in every household. Children just love
to tekethem.
W.
growers say they could not stand.
Senator Cummlns has his metals tariff
bill ready as I compromise/with the
house bill.
The Republicans in congress are dis
Evided as to policy. One wills. lot. by
Representative iiili.‘ of Connecticut,
believes that the Republicans in the
Ellotlae. although in the minority.
should present substitute bills and
display a desire to meet the popular
demand for revision. The other wing.
represented by the regular Rspullll
calls who control the majority side
of the senate finance columltteo. be-
lieve that President Taft may he re-
llod up to veto any tariff "ripper" bills
and that it is lust as well to leave the
political risk to him and let the party
go to the country on the old protec
lion platform. '
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T9436 SERIOUS CAMPMGN.
(New York Herald.)
Probably never before during the
preliminaries »of a Presidential cam»
peign was there such a necessity far;
seriousness ill understanding the true
merits of the issues involved as now.
The man with a sense of humor has
hled himself to seclusion and no Joke.
Els permitted 'to survive between the
editions of the afternoon newspapers.
(levernor Wilson announces that his
campaign treasury is bankrupt for the
fourth time. and ones sense of sympo-
thy is therefore aroused. Speaker
Clark, with great politeness, with-
: draws his name as a preferential cun-
Edltlule ill New Jersey in order to give)
Eno offense it is seriously announced
that Tammany Hall is for Governor
Harmon, but there is a disquieting-
Iruulor among the other candidatesl
This p’loarnm is lraughi with great i that while llollod5 is in favor of Mayor} rates under railway control. in ..
it be- TRANBAGTO A GENERAL BANKlNG
l
l
Gaynor, the Mayor contemplates all-
other demonstration of how a demo-
cratlc official tall attract attention byi
remaining on dut5.
But the gravest situation exists with
reference to the Colonel. He is very
much inclined to take matters in
about the frame of mind ofElt man who
in one day lost his fortune, had his
uninsured houso burned down and dis
covered that his wife had sloped and
that his favorite horseElrad been slot-
on. He is telling his troubles in every
State he can reach. and these are. sum-
med up in the statement that Presl-
dont Taft is "puzzle headed. "
But while the Colonel is doing this
Booster 1.. Nikita has «his second
piece am Iron «bile and Senator Joe
eph M. Dbl. the Colonel's campaign
manager, comes back from Vermont
with the Want that the GreenE
amiss state will to for Rousevslt‘
‘Mlaes the Mimics are prevented
from Eroeehins the convention."
(in the strength of this statement
one must conclude Alluvial” beaded
or «not. Mt. Taft. will probably set
Vermont. There have been teeny ox-
cases for the donors of the Colonel.
but this is an entirely new has. and .
t
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I'Hii'
WW Identify wide can‘-
”My EU the Colonel has a monon-
0i?
. ‘ M" Epileprletor of the Job
militia in Wall street. oe-
' W i! the hearts of tho;
' department. when ‘
to William, tsunami '
mil-it ethane drainage or alimentary ‘
former Senator Piles.“ “Initiation;
~-BECRETARV E. 8. THOMAO TAKES
Eonrr tutu rm
and former Representatives Alelnm
der, of M Fork and William, of E E, E ,
' Pennsylvania. " atemeep Doslnaploreye and couches
. : WIN—”1" . ‘ I '
besLLAevls M ETOWN cumu- . ”mfflfl'd ,
.. MA" A7 HARTFORD There is only,zone my to 'cure us»
ammso; April ‘.-.‘s~ot Henry um. . .,
J. McMuuus, who has been chairman Beach the my, tender inflamed
of the Democratic town committee for
several was“. lie-lieu“ today; Solis-
tor Thomas J. Spellacy, who was de
fasted for mayor iu'l‘oqsdsl’ s election,
was appointed his successm. f
membrane that is infested with air
terril norms. and destroy the germ.
You can 't reach the nooks and crev-
ice: with liquid mundane—M ll , v
. only one wsymbreatlie the “flame.
(pronounce it fttxnome) directly over
germ killing air of arousal flamenco? 1
.ialttllon in retinal public terminals; nouuired by ”‘9 uovernment
r saver-amour investigate and Desert
and to promote fedelai cooperation
with‘ loss} lateness mums-tissue
canals are arsed in the first report
of the National Waterwaysciommlw
slon made public today.
The report declares that the Federal
government within the courtlIrItlvelyl‘
near future must inevitably assume
control of some features of water pow--
or regulation.
The mission recommends thstz
army counsel's be assigned to super~'
vile the proposed canal to conuectl
the Ohio river near Ptttsburg with ndulteration of food. Pure air,
Lake Erie when no, 000 .000 cash and
esteem ill holds are made availebleE
W the communities ”Wt“ “‘9 food; yet when you beat a house
secretary of wen. however. may de-
mend my the... amouuisbe increased by hot water 01 steam 5ou keep;
m" commission rmomm’nd' that the same old air in the house, and
when work on tho canal is begun that
Congress appropriate for an adequate atlultcrate it every time anyone in
harbor in tuition Creek on the Leko‘
Erie end and to improve the Ohio rlv
or in the Plttsburx district. These
improvements are to be completed
when operation or rim canal begins the house supplied with fresh,
but the government. ill not to be re
quired to buy any land sod is not
bound to assume any financial reopen-E
sibiliiies whatever.
A survey for a canal from Lake Erie?
to the southern end of Loire Michigan:
is recommended and the cornmission. -
concluded float in; present information Corner ""m "N" "d West “r""l
STAMFORD
T he U. S. Government is malt;
lug vigorous efforts to prevent
is just as necessary to life as pure
t
f
the house breathes.
A Stamford Illrllacc will keep
pure, warm MT.
FOR SALE BY
Horace it. Nash
g bored that when she was sentenced
1 her husband said she was mentally un—
’ balanced—Milwaukee sentinel.
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.. Trig REST CURE.“
Governor ilaldw'lns executive sec-
retary. Edwin S. Thomas; will leave
today for a ten days' stay at his sum-
mer home in Eustford. this state. Mr
Thomas has been severely overwork’ t
ed and his condition demands a short
cessation of work.
m
We are awaiting the lelesse of Mrs.
W. W. Jacobs, the London suffragotto
leader, from jail. ill will be remem
Menu—u...— m.—
the infested parts.
or other harmful drugs. it is math it!
Australian eucalyptus, thmol I'll
other Listsrlon antlsoptics. it up:
sntced to end the misery of mm
asthma. swap and bronchitis.
ey back.
outfit today. its cell: it for o'
and guarantees it. Booth’s Brenna
Buffalo N.
by thousands.
4
Hyomcl contains no opiumh
Ask your drugzlst about the
Y
.wlll mail sale
The Sentinel want columns are
There is consolation for allwwho
mourn if they will but think of the
glorious fact that the good old summer
time is coming with its 150.000.000
Texas watermelons ~Houston Post
Dick Croitsr says "Roosevelt has.
surely killed himself." All right bntE
still the Colonel is mighty lively for
a dead one. ~Bl-ldgeport Telegram
Hello! Spring is
When you can house you
household goods to dispose of I In?
the highest cash prices for it or eat-
change.
House cleaning season is 'n
M. L. Resell
15 Ely A.,ve south Nor-walk
A: Hot 3" II I
. I! Ilium) PILLS. for so
mntsmuflaum‘tslaat. Always [mm '0
slit it fit serum rVFlitlflél‘i F
V
that the most feasible route would be E
tllrough u“. \iaumee river by way oft Allegheny. Monongahela and Ohio in,
Fort Wayne and that fourteen fact ”is “d ”‘0 "WM ‘0 “Mi-‘1‘ “‘9 {04"
would he a practical ‘19me oral government should participate i
It recommends increased pm," for Elih case of reservoir constluctlon,‘
"m hue,- state Commons Commie {by the commissions findings. should
slou to 39mm Joint rates and through “'3 ”WWW?“ 0“ “8 1“"“3 E
routes between Hill and water llllss.i 0m" "mmmwdatimfl "9 '0 sub
totomptii phi alcal connection between 199'- “liliinl “11”“! W the paramount;
them and to compel railways to churn" ”3‘" 0' “3”" WW" “Si‘ii- 141"“ “n
1.,” than local "198 ‘0 all like and tries to the right. of construction lineal
rlrcr 1:0,“. on ”mun trellis exchanx~‘ or other works and that the states;
ed with domestic best lines. undertake preservation of forests alldE
Other recomlllendations are for lez- "”‘WMWW‘ 0‘ "'91-“ 0“" mid?- “0‘?
federal llalilclllutlou with localities; The commission recommends tllaiE
in flood control; prevention of defores Euuestlons ”9W9?“ 01’0““an “’8‘"
tation on uonngricuitilrai lands and WW" ”"ini'm‘it‘ll and consumers 0‘
reforestation of denuded tractspmeh' products or serilce be left to
amendments of laws controlling water ““9 COM?“ 9‘09!“ "h"? ‘0‘“ PO“
power on “Mama streams “d with or is inadequate to protect public in i
in the pump. domain lelost ‘wiin the understanding that
The commission points to the traffic within the colnpsratlleb near future:
weslbllltleu of the Lake Erie and Ohio this feature of its regulation must fit
canal afld “y. “1’33“!"th reductions, elnflilh ”859 to the {Edel'fll govern
of railroad rates my be expected to fol- WNW" i
low its operatioa. The Lake ErlavE The ”9°" '3 signed bi 59mm)"
Michigan canal would obviate the de- ““"0‘1- “'9 c.halrnian Senators Gal,
tour around the Michigan peninsulainnlm- Smith, 0‘ WOMEN) Summons.
and give. a more direct water mutallwrimer. Clarita. of Arkansas. and
from Chicago to New York. Representatives Stevens Mlchigsnl.
Legislation is necessary m pmmesparltmsn Florida; Moon, Tennessee:
the elimination of water competition
and to prevent the raising of water:
the.
E
City National Blink
opinion of that commission.
lleves the interstate commerce laws
are now insufficient to preserve water
transportation and foster its growth.
it arses that every water carrier tnE
inter-state commerce be under controll
of the inter-State Commerce Commis-
sion to enable the commission to es-
tablish through routes, Joint rates and
tllrough bills of ladlng, without which,
the commission believes. the rehabili-
tation of water traffic will not be com-
plete. .
The report srrslgns the inadequacy
oft-ureter terminals endorses that far.
titer river and harbor improvements
rile-avoided without assurances of pron
stimulation completion. Federal
condemnation otprlvste property for Henry I. Lockwood
public terminal, is not recommended
except where I locality establishes its.
inability to deal with the terminal
Droblem. Femck optical C0.
“it is recommended that the federal .
BUBINESB AND OFFERS EVERY
FAClLiTY GONOISTENT
‘ WITH BOUND
BANKING
Capital Surplus and Profits
.1 00.000.00 "17,000.00
Safe Deposit Boxes $3 and 06 per year.
EDWIN H. 'MATHEWGON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1st Vice-Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, Id Vice-
Pros.
WILFRED BODWELL. Cashier
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson 4. Wallace Marvin
John H. Knapp John H. Light
Christian Swans Fred. H. Rowen
Samuel Grumman Lewis a. Harlow
e
the next session of Gunmen whalh
reservoirs are needed to supply sister ,
in the dry season to operate mat.
$35.00
FOR A
Blickensde rf er
Typewriter
Cost $65
AS GOOD AS NEW
Horace R. Nas h
N. Main &WelitSts.
S.Norwslk
Klimor‘. Swamp Root, 50c ...... ..450
Kilmer‘s Swamp Root, $1. ..... 85c
Kennedy's Favorite Rem, Si ...... 85o
W. F. Wigalore 8: Co.
Patent
Medicines
From Quarry to Cemetery
S ave that Commiss , _
usualb paid to agents selling
line of work.
We Employ Ne Agents _
Get otlr prices before‘lllaclng you
order for
Decoration Day Work
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Hotel Mallacllemo
J. R CONNOZ, "If
Imloo mi cuisine rap-twat. '
FARM, 2
COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
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acres. nouse 9 rooms
water. electric lights, horny
miles South .Norwalk. Pride 85 ,E
reasonable terms. ‘ '
boas
rooms; bath. water, laundrlfl.‘
1-? acre land. 2 miles from
Norwalk center. 3 minutes from
fey. Price “500; terms reason
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Neath . '-
Rstes $2 l“! day and Upwarde ‘
SUNDAY. OWNERS 759 ..
and proposed leaks and dates l the
It the some tin-Evertectlv instill-m- . *
Emotion to hi this E
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AND dun.“ ilUAilANTTID
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