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CONGREBBMAN HILL LAUGHS AT
COLLEAGUE'S cHA'RoEs.
The following letter from Congress-
man Ebenezer J. Hill to ii. H. Jack-
aon, of Bridgeport, is self-explanatmy:
' wiisuingion, n. It. will 1.19l2
Mr. Horace H. Jackson.
Bridgeport, Conn.
. My Dear lloriice:
note what you say in regard to parcels;
post.
tlon to your using my letter.
So far as, the clippings to which you:
refer
smile.
are concerned, it makes me
son and he. died tire years 3‘30, so that
POLITICAL AR
'1 COMMENrs ON rOLrncAL SITUATION As
CLEANED FROM NATIONAL AND STATE
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IIINIEI II IIVEI
.EAST. uvaacooia. mile. April, .12.
~F0ur, bobs were drowned cariii“ to
do}: when a boat in whlcb theyA
c his the bio In It the w
Vllqnglnia dchapsllsId miless'qu
of iteration anti my uaaflvsdfiw
The156wnsd: billy/s A
Brain. 20. ' Eat! Brunt... 8:3“?!
lluxh Sproul,18,ot Port Homer, Ohio.
and (Hillard Howard. 17, or i-‘airview,
Pa.
John Cruseiv
of_ Port Homer,
19.
' How l’ROTEC‘EiON, womca. '
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Astonishing Facts.
WASHINGTON, Apr.
Foss, of Massachusetts, who, in addi-
tion to his sotiyitles in politics, is a
large manufactuier, and acquainted,
therefore. with tlie'bperiutioan of the
i am in receipt of your letter, and tariff from a practical standpoint, is,
out with an interview in which he de-
l ha". not “,9 51mm“ amped monstrates that tarlrt reduction would
than hinder,tlie manu-
l
i help, rather
fataturiiig'interests or this country
“Exports have shown an increase
A“. .‘0'1 know 1 had but cool recently," declared the Governor, "hind! until midnight. They set Off for home
from this tat-t it may be seen that
On Both Exports and Wages—storsl
" ll. ——Governot‘
nails that up as m 1“,. “(Insurer of the; manufacturing does not suffer under
Norwnlii hliliS. Second, i am not vice‘ tariff reduction.
While ' the Payne,
was saved.
-What caused the boot” to. WIND) it!
unlénoivn. Earl Monti diurnal and
Howard sank. instantly.‘ Crocely and
ilenry Brant. Earl's brothers. manag-
ed to cling to the t-',Iai't calling loud-
ly fer help.
Albert MoCal'i'eriy, living on the
West Virginia side, heard their cries
and put out in a skirt. Before he ar-
rived, Brant, exhaustcd,,.c' ‘ his
hold and sank to his death. McCaiter-
tl' took off Cresely.
The live boys attended prayer meet-
ing at Wesley Chapel, near New Cum.
berisnd. W. Va” last night. After-
ward they visited with girl friends
in the heat about i a. m. The, acct.
dent followed shortly after they push
ed away from the shore.
tli .
ry "
com 51875. T‘b‘QVM'MWith a Veil: Rs-
" ‘Tiim‘ wmt'th. m own.
.en‘IW skin specialist recently
“9”!" a new drug, othinsw-dili-
2 stir hi» Which is so uniformly
afi‘lnw removing freckles and
“sitting a clear, beautiful complexion
that it is sold by l". H. Bauer under
an absolute guarantee to retdnd the
money it it fails.
Don't hide your freckles under a
veil, get an a ace of otblne and re-
liars About. " an- the Mr nisht's
usd Mil chums whitest-tut improve-
ment, some or the lighter freckles yan-
ishlng entirely. it. is absolutely haiin
less, and cannot injure the most ten
der akin. 5
Be sure to askii‘. H. Baxter for the
double strength othlne; it is this that
is sold on the money back guarantee.
“You want me to pull a tooth out for
you, Haunt, And what do all the nth
era want?"
“To watch y."ou ~ Flu-senile [liai-
ter.
III! IlilE Illl.
IITlIfIITIIV
DUBLIN, lrelsnd. April lea-Tho
Nationalistin papers at lreiaud on:the
whole ceiisider the government’s
Home Rule bill” unsatisfactory, al-
though some 0'! them profess to re-
urd i; as not balsa line].
The Freeman's Journal describes
the bill as the ireatest, the. boldest
and the most generous of the three
Home Rule bills, and says: .“We
should not he snrprlsod'th find it i
solved with hearty wekoine by the
irish party.
The irlaii Times. Unioniiit. says:
"The meaaitre will prove so utterly
unwOrkable as to alter no middle
course between complete scpaiatlon
from (ireat liritain and a returp to the
statue of the Union."
The lrish independent remarks: “it
would probably be Correct in describ
in; the bill to say that it gives us
tlrreo- quarters of what we expel ted
and probably not no large a share at
what we demanded. The measure
it --
taniiot be regarded Iii final.
The (‘ork Free Press says: “The
‘ toy eminent A scheme in not .1 solution
IITIIII IIGTII
YOu Can Gs: the Best One in tho
.2 . _ World for $1.00. ‘
Go to you- drogsist today. Buy “ll
sent a iiyoniel outiit," take it home?
riihwyou. openthe box and pour a few
drops of Hiomei ipronounr‘e it High-
omei into the little hilld rubber in-
haler.
Then breathe pleasant, soothing,
healing, germ killing ilyomei over the;
raw, inflamed gemn ridden membrane:
fora few minutes and toilet is ironic [
diate.
Stalled up head will tantali. Keep up
thetreatipent tour or live times a day
[or a few days and hawking, spitting.
and forming of mucus in the nose and!
throat will cease. '
iiyomel is guaranteed to end ca—l
tarrh, coughs, colds, t'ronp, asthma,i
catsrrhal deafness, or money back.
Complete outiit, 31.00. subsequent boo
ties if needed, 50 cents, at druglsts ev-
erywhere.
"‘i suppose. old chap, you
got such it thing as a ten
spare till next week?" ,
“Quite true: but how did you guess
It?"
haven’t
spot toi
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lot the lilsh problem“
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The Forlorn Hope.—~“Helio!
' you suggest the wrong number i ought
to ask for miss. in order to set 2-
double 0-th )layldir!"—-&unoh.
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$350»
FOR A 5 ‘.
BfiCkeflsdefie
TypeWriter
Cost $65
A'S GOOD AS NEW”
N. Main a We‘d so.
S.Norwalk
president
have not
think three years at least. The posi-
tion never had any duties attached to
it and was without pay.
thing about it was that the vice-presi-
dent was to act in case of the absence,
or disability of the president, and that!
never oreurred but once and that was.
n hood mung: years ago. Purtiié'r-
more. the Norwillk Mills absolutely
has no ('Itlilllt‘ iiou with any other in-
Mituiion oi any kind or char‘uctei, and
was a touteiii {lily years old, piriely
load in its cliainrtei, and only a foul-
teen set mill with $100,000 capital.
Now then for the summing up of it.f
lie 8. result 01‘ the panic of 1907, fol
lowed by it stiilte of fifty thousand
oioult and suit malteis two yetiia later.
eyeiy dolliir ol' the capital was lost
and M‘H'Tlll thousand doiiuis
.ll. “tit-i impossible to not new capital
i't-Et into ii and the mill (‘ltltit‘il down:
Haven Iiimillm tied and has iidt made
an ounce oi‘ (‘ltllil since.
holders were culled together and tip-
on It‘sinlouient oi the situation voted
Iiiizilmmisly to tili‘ii owr lili‘ I-ntii‘i-
franchise and all. In the crud
ilors, Iiiiii‘ as l uuiit-riuuizd it the lore—
('li)i~‘ill‘t‘ procumliiiga are now [it‘ll‘llll'1.
(Ind when it dew‘wt i hunt-d iiio Inlil
_ will lie Stiltl undm oidti of ill!‘ court
‘0? [illllllt.ill(il011 ti) "1‘ ii ‘L‘iit 1 bill
tier
.‘liért‘ll‘.
iiipder all the t‘iriuiinsiniict-s Reilly's.
charges iiinko the laugh.
‘ Very Iruiy yours,
12. .l. liii.l..
THE BOLTING CANDIDATE.
in Michigan the Rodent-ell forces
wild send u contesting delegation-at
large to Chicano.
1
till Kentucky they will content the
Taft convention results. 5
in Pennsylvania they will in: as,
ready to cry fraud and "it‘ll“ a con
test, it the ontcomels not at their own:
shaping, as they were in \ eiinont and
'Indiana.
or the 452 delegates to the (‘liicago
Convention so tut chosen, there, are.
contests against HA who are illll.‘ll-
rally all 'l‘at‘i delegates.
But Maine and illinois and sundry
, ;dlstricts have gone. for Roosevelt and
.there are no contests.
As a boiling candidate, is Mr. Roose..
they
i
veit. to be as well known after
Chicago Convention as before?—New
.. York World.
a
FOR CLARK.
Notwithstanding Governor linrmon‘e
repeated and emphatic denial that he‘s
' a party to any secret political alliancel
Against the governor of New .lersey,i
. theword from Wilson headquarters in
Chicago is that at the llllnois Demo-
cratic preferential primary next Tues-
day the Harman strength in the state
‘ ébe the some more or less—will be
. ‘cwung over to Champ Clark.-~iiart-
1‘. (oi-d Content.
Animist IliTllillllliiTiil‘li
Howard Co. Makes a Special
. « ‘ ‘ . Price.
.~ ’l‘ho Dr. Howard Company have en--
9. tied into an arrangement with Frank
Baxter’s on»: state, by which a
‘ special ihtroductory otter will be made
or at cm (In the to ham 5le of their
ceiohrmd specific for the cure of con-
potion out! dyspepsia.
coated tongue. dizziness.
, ‘ 'u‘lll specks before the
cults W, lotion and all forms of ma-
. ‘dw . 5
Jimmy W had been able to
‘ lied naval). so every
, "be cured or dyspep-
natihafld' ihoold call upon
‘ I6 cents bl"
of the Xorwuik Mills and;
been for several years, I}
The only;
beside:
'i‘iit- stood“
'I‘tie boy-s were sons of farmers.
EITIEI IUIIEII III
II NEW HAVEN
[Continued from first page)
Aldrich law increased the tariff rates9
as a whole. this law iii-Ought. about re~
iductlon in certain articles, and a
i study of the client sucb‘reductiou had
on the trade in these articles is most
‘ illuminating. .
l “Under the Payne».\ldrinh law the
tax of 15 per cent. was taken from
hides. and they were admitted free.
ile "me Of boots and Show w“ re-, :llllll from doing so the son threw the
iduced from 25 pm cent. to 15 per: lamp at him a“ be my in bed
(0.,nt and the rate on aaiidleiy was cutfi ”w lather ”Mm“ that the lamp
5 3:": :1: :egn“::;ull° Sgufiatftfi‘itsrsmxl’ struck him in the chest. Augerod by
“mm" were. reduced Yet under the IlIiowing of the lamp the father
5‘ . ~d ‘ 5' . " isprtinr, out of bed and seizinga Iiou
mm“ ‘H' uted "u“ n" ”1“” of our hie liarieiied shotgun which be. had in
‘rexports ol‘ lctiiiiei manufacturers in his room he tired it MW at the son.
”TENN "Um $42" 9’“ 73'" in MM to the charge hitting him in the chest
”31:1“ “M X" l‘llli. and $5.i..67.'i 60" I" and blowing a big hole in his breast. l
i “The ”I“ ol’ iron cm was reduced! \ouns Reynolds (erhlll‘d instantly
‘ ,iiiit‘i was dead within H few soronda.
”um ll) rents a ton to '5 cents a ton, i Neighbors who heard this shot oiiilirdi
and the ratio on piglron, wrought end
up the Howard avtniie police audi
. (“M ““3 “n .frnui 3‘ “ ton to ‘1 “ tlfllteis Ryan and 1‘! Iiinur were sent%
,il‘il, ytl the \tiiui~ (ll (‘Xllllrln (if iioiii
to the stone at time ’Ilim Incl hire
”m “WI "“““‘r""‘ “m" ”‘0 ””9 poi '(furtis Reynolds in the house as the)
lug untiiiinitc‘u item the finished pro- ,
light it, relit the lamp and Its ii result
of the efforts at the father to keep
entered and asked but about the
(lili'l. llivlt‘dthl llUln ‘l44,9) 1.357 In.5l100lllig. They llllil illi't‘fld)’ “Hind?
”W" m “‘Q'LS‘MN' 1" 19“" I” ”30’ ;ilie body of iiii- dead Inuit lying in:
”5’35; ”' “'H' ‘ ithe bed room but the rather With no:
"Th" ”'1" 0" agricultural itnple- lullllf‘l‘ their. 'l‘lier asked the motliti'
“101i“? Willi rodurnd “‘0"! thrill." iier who shot the youur.‘ Inuit and site;
(will. to iliieen pi'r t‘i'ill,
yet u" mm“ told the poliw llizit hii husband hadl
oi exports oi out it ti :‘uial implement» fired the in' "I bullet
5 iut‘iensed from $27» .‘Jlii. lxl in Willi. tn
3335-13133” in 19W. W $353733?“ “‘ mun wax. and site informed them that.
19”", he was down cellar. nmrer Rlnni
' Gm. i-‘OAs also makes the astonish-‘ then went downstairs and 1,,” ”w'
5“”4 “WWW “"W‘MW WM?“ ii “9- iathm innit-i iirrriu lie made, no N A
l)Uiil( in mind that the protectionism, “5‘3"“. nor protest of “m klnl "A
llitite i‘tii y'oais talked about It high; “.55 takin at am... to the llowurd‘:
Willi“ prt..cr “nil Am" '1‘ 5" umkmen nieniie police station shore ho was?
-tliiit the workers iii the iInpi‘FOIertvd held Hindi"; mp pmmhmpm in the?
.iiidueiiles in this tountiy re the? '(‘Inonor who was Nuniniont'd on thi‘:
more than lhi‘ workers "1 similar in" case at once (‘ott'inei Mix and lied
. duslries abroad Alien-as the workerej teal Examinei Spammnflh 5.5.“. an“,
in the protected liidustiles 01‘ America and wont to “1(- mmsri in mm; into
[are not paid as much 118 their M10“? the filf'iii in connection with the shoot
workers in similar lines on the otlieri lug.
side of the ocean considered cppeciai-é Tilt mother and wife of the dead
ly from the standpoint of what their I,nitn as well as a brother, all appear
wages W1” bill AS MOM 0f “1‘8 as“ to at the police station shortly after'
scriion ht cites, that American brick. the arrest and the scene wag .m "1'
layers. caxpenttira blacksmitha. etc. .ifectlttg one. \irs. Reynolds the moth.
all of whom i"? 01151388“ in labor Oll’er was completely broken Iip by the
which there isn't a particle of proton attaii but the. father who is charged
tion, get wages , practicplly double; with the crime did not seem to icalise
those. renewed in England for sltnilai‘i‘wum had happened and sat calmly
work whereas the steel and aoolenigmoking a pipe. in the police slatiOn
Inili workeis of thittt country, all ofi It {5 said that the quarrel last night
whom are supposed to be -“lll‘0t00it‘«d" was the deadly climax to a number of
by the tariff are paid him”) more altorcations between father and son
and in many instances actually less! which have ocean-ed during the past
than men who do the some killd 01'; year or more. The dead man was a
work abroad. I painter by trade. as is also his father.
“The tact is," says Gov Foam The dead man is survived by a wile
Ami rlcan protectionism have defeat- [and four young children.
ed the object or protection, in their! ...—......
selfishness. and have arrested the do; The woman who relies upon Boa-
velopment of American commerciali tinel Want Ad". to secure the house
and industrial growth.” hold help has a little time for other
things.
She was then naked whole ”in old'
nosss'r uunrsa‘ FOR couoasss'.
\’ ‘5 fle' SEED
Bridgeport Socialists Want Noroton
Man to Run in This District.
Robert Hunter was named as the
choice of the Bridgeport Socialists for
United States Congressman from the
Fourth Congressional District‘ii‘uosday
night, at a meeting of the party in
Socialist Hail. , .
This means that Hunter will have 5‘ “ 6‘
the support of at least poo locus in
his candidacy should he desire to so? _.
cept the Congressional rantnlnetionp;
rather than that at Contact. which
has already been tendered him.
Ieoent meeting, Socialists of
grossmsn, this being
supportan him 1,5” . PREVENTS‘PNEUMONIA
Strengthens the lungs. builds
up the system, warms the blood
and lit-bus ruddy health.
Especially ci‘i‘ectiva' in the «to
‘1‘ Maintain“. .'O! "-’a 'p ‘Iat‘ai‘ film’s-f train/arn'n ‘1‘ :Nlfi’a‘ '1‘ ‘
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. Service and Cuisine Up-to-Dst M
Rates $2 per day and Upin
SUNDAY DINNERS 75¢ "
Banquets a Specialty} “
, An Unphralleled Offer ,
I; N0 HOUSEKEEPER CAN AFFORD TO MISS if
A'COMPLETE $2.50
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