FORUM OF THE
POLITICAL ARENA
COMMENTS ON POLITICAL SITUATION AS
NiiliRl lllllllN
AW CHANGES
III illR
CLEANED FROM NATIONAL AND STATE
I
. be beneficial. AA
; lug
Asurh n thorough investigation 01‘ till
PRW o o I a. o .o g o l o o o o ,
' W
try. unmo- oi' the vosnol upon which;
did arrived. name of wife, childrem
and tlitir ages and othnr things. To
dnplloato all this means much work
and delay and the cierkn oi’ the (‘OUIAA
cannot do? the advantage at it. They
hollovo the piopusod Intuition twould
Examiner: Thorough.
In Iognid to tho rI-ItlticnIe of land-
it in pointod out that time, ll'i
l
petitions b) All? United States exnmlu- A
--—-— ~7~ or that it is It nsoloss waste of tiinoi
- to require the certificate of land-A
Clerk 0’ SUIIBI‘IOI' court says lug. Those certificates are not givon
That Proposed Amendments Will I
Do Away With tied Tape
MUCH UNAIBESSARY Wllllll
illflllllifll. lli lllll’llliill3
Petitions Have Extra Expense
Now Without Cause—~How
Present Law Operated
Iiavilnud and his
Superior
Clt‘l‘li William '1‘.
a~sociatos of tho
lion. and upon tho roootnrnoudntion of
i
A At Final Hearing.
Court, ,
.ltridgoport, who have to drill with notE
urnlizntiou ure heartily in favor of tho
proposed changes in tho llllllll‘flllzll-‘
tfon inw \l'hlt‘ll will do away with whut ,
tin-AI- consider is . qurlt nsrirsu labor
and rod tape. without in any way
weakening the law, involved In two
bills now botoro Connor-set.
Those ntottsnres were iutrodIII-od hi“
,tYIIIipt'I-Issninu William M. L'nldor
New York. They urn liitoly to rhino
In: for consideration [It Alli! present
term and um known us “it. it. 221.300“
and "II. R. H.700."
The first bill will Innlto
changes. The titnt will do own) with
” the requirement ol‘ sending n dupli-IA
Ixito declaration to Washington. the
wound would disprnso with the south
timiul (‘llAlIliIL and
abolish tho nocwsiti' for obtaining a
Irortliiruto of landing from tho titt-
pnrtiniont of innuicrntion from nit who
bore Ionio into tho country Sliit‘t'
.luttr :39.‘Llli0ti. ‘
Too Many Duplicates.
in regard to the first rhnutzo ilitt
» clerks ol’ the . court tool Ihut iih‘ Ihr
original declaration is on tile with
I the county clerk thnt thorn is no or.
onsion to send a duplicate to Wash.
lngton. The declnraut also hoops
one. It.
writing. .
Jiiat'so fu'lth tho IiIIplirIIt‘It petition
This is also on tile in the oiliro of tho
(thorn and is It matter of record. 'l‘lioSIt
ot‘.
' finnl hearing
A whero the applicant comes
throng
i
to If‘Itngrus-AIIIIIII
int: ot‘ a 'Iiupllonto petition to tho hit?
the third would,
makes a lot of ttutugttosnnry;
, ptIIIIsIId. ' ‘
who have looked into tho lllilllt‘l' ('Iin _,
. not see why this
sent to “'IIslilliglOil uny more than
our other court record.
Fewer- Applications.
It is pointed- ont that Sillf‘it tho now
nutut'nliznllon lntv went. into effect in
September. 1906 no loss than 2.479
declarations have. been made and 920
petitions illod. Those pop-era
very lengthy giving It minuid‘doscrln
lionot’ the petitimier, his ego, birth-
piano. when he came to this coun-
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TIIIII FOLKS IAAIIE FAT
.' The Way Eamon Work: It: Wondorl
Guaranteed by Frank H. Baxter.
.More than half the readers of The
Sentinel would give utmost anything
to be plump and rosy instead of thin
" and scrawxiy.
A, . Physicians and chemists for years
have studied the problem of making
A An fleshtormlug food but It is only
‘;j within the that row
bright norm uncovered ‘the prescrip-
tlon thdt taken with the daily meals
give a positive increase in flesh In
, out it was so certain in its action
"that It guarantee was attached to each
”(than stating that it walghi did not
decade on a result of using it. the
purchase price would be refunded
. Tim Mormon is now put up in
for use under the
‘
‘ the porch to”
from til
nearly
months thnt a.
rot-0rd should “ho ‘
are .
' makes it necessiiry for
to the alien whon ho lands, hilt lio-
foro he can get one he must write to
Worthington, fill out, u long stuto-A
moot and than wait until tho depart-i:
Antoni can look tho matter up. This;
the applicant 9
to pay an extra visit to the Court'
house. it. adds it) the morons and
delay and thonlorks cannot sou dill"
advantage in it. i
The proposed clinugo in tho sIIIrond 2
hill in to allow tho Itourt at its Iitoorou
the United States rxnminor to mouse;
the pctltlonvr horn produting his
witnesses III the dual boating.
in the great. majority or cases Ilium
is now no question but that tho polo
tionors have been in this country tho
I‘I‘quiilllo length of limo, us they wore
ithorouithiy examined on this point
and their witnesses werethomnghi
oxaminod. hi the time the petition was
‘ tiled. Their staterooms and the sum»
month of the witnesses huvo also been
gvoritled by the United States rvninlu-
EInn. For those reasons it In thought
Ihnt in tho grout. tnnjorit} or rust-s
’ tho nppournnoo of tho witnesses III. tho I
is an unnecessary ex-
on homo cows;
from It
long dintnuoo. to quite n considerable
sum. »
Letters III-Congressmen.
Cloris liuviliiud hurt writtI-n n letter
(,‘Hlilt‘l‘ in which ho
riows on tho proposrd
chungos. HI: Ilflfi him nrittun to (fun-
urosmnnn lilil i'ttlly explnining how
j tho lnw works III pronoun
’ 'l‘lio important udort of tho low in
reducing udt‘nlssions to ottizotlship (If.
unworthy persons is noted from tho
int-t that ulthounh tho 1th has boon
in extolonoo for six yours. not as
runny petitions hnvo been filed quIII-rIf
it, no tn one your Iunlor the old law. i
iudvod. tho niiniis‘sionn altogether for
the whole country are loss in the six
roars than in one your from Bridge.
port nlonr before the new law watt
pens-o, utnountlni;
glvtth hits
lllll W«.M.—.
lJlllAAll Allll BANKS
ASSAli lAlill lilllill
Inside Story oillleetinp oi do
publiean State Control I Com-
mitten—4min Haven Leader
Called Books a Hypocrite. and
Banks Replied with Shower
oi inventive
m
As an illustration of the duo qual-
it): or the "harmony" that is said to
have existed to the malts.“ the Pto-
publicon factions as It result at the
defeat of Col. Isaac M. Ullmnn or
New Haven tor delegate-utilarge to
the Chicago oonvontlondnd the un-
sentln'n or Chairman Michael Konodiy
by J. Henry Roi-aback, an incident or
the Suite convention at New Haven
last week. which has been ouccew
fully suppressed to date,
come to light, can the Brldnoport
Farmer.
When the announcemeht wot Amado ,
by A, J. sioper jpt N matting!
was president at .
commitIt/eo‘thn
Konealy or 1 tin I N
Were invited”? ‘
has Juno , 7 I'
Goods, containing HAMILTON PREMIUM
COUPONS ARE Heusebold Favorites be- ‘
cause Quality. Quantity and Price are right.
To these sufficient reasons why you
should buy their goods, the Manufac-
another inducement.
turers now add
Part of what it costs them to popu~
larizc their wares will be paid to
YOU.
In other words, the Hamilton Coupons are
Currency which you can exchange in any
of our Hundreds of Premium Parlors i' or
Furniture. Chino. Dramrirs, Runs???
Silverware (Sterling and l’latod), I
Cut Glass-Thousands of things
for use or ornament in your
home.
good things the world has not yet ha;
too much”
Ask your men folks to buy their Cigar
Cigarettes and Smokers’ Supplies at Inde
sign, “We Give Hamilton Coupons."
So by using Hamilton Premium Coir-
pon goods you double your collection of"
Trotting Stamps.
Elbert Hubbard says: "The.
Hamilton Pld’n means Safety. Pur-
You
can also exchan
COUPON
Mull Thin Com: m u- with
our ru'imm'i‘m'
T
1.4. 6 Wm Forty-filth SI .
a.” lit out nun- addict;
n n
BONDS to am “Items:
HE HAMILTON CORPORATION
We will and
Provisions; and
truth
Ngw York City.
negative who was not in
to Mr. Kenoolv whom he held in high
regard and for whose roots-ouch .ho
had Just; . voted. He had
against. a vote of thatlkd to show his
contempt ‘i’or tho hypocrisy of this
men who preheated in. he sold.
The Farmer is informed that
Banks lumped to his tool. and pro-
ceded to «exalt Ullmnu“ with all the
inventive at his im‘lnoditits command
and it toquired the combined charts
or oeveroi‘membern oi»- the eommlu
tee to keep the former Speaker and
the Now Haven leader from exchang-
ins blown.
M. Moreno. 24 Woodhrld-go so. Hort-
tond, Conn, says: j'lt‘or some time I
have been suffering with kidney tron
bio. I had severe palm; goorone my
back and (alt altogether momma; I
took Foley Kidnap Pitt; and In a. short
time my helm lott the and my kid-
not: become normal i cannot or:
too much firming oil moldy Kiddo!
Pluto ond “III mood their did the." W.
O.
In. dip who...
on pop or the mono
u... m.
7; not * nus: nun
I our Inn an out. Ointm
at will
oi Ind Itching euro
too. It a
disrespect
voted I
, with it. ReMnolly he has been worth»
‘I will need in Connecticut every ounce
KENEALY AND RORABACK.
Mr Konsniy while he has boon tit.
all times favored in his politirul load
orshtp by the dimensions which kept.
his political enemies npurt. has made
. a moot agreeable impression upon the
State at. large. His own attitude tow»
ardn eiootlomi has been dignified and'
clean. His attitude towards the amps
or chairman, with the varied powers
which that position hollow. has been
admirable. No man over occupied the
office who used it less tor his own hon-
ottt or for tho benefit ot'hizt trlondo.
No shah-mun ever not toss out of It. i
80 Mr. Kenealy has enjoyed the rod
pm of well known men in all politi-
cal parties. and his own party was a
distinct partner by his omotai‘ contort.
l
A
vote: to the ticket in the field at
every eteotlon. It is true thdt‘ Echo
Whirligig or politics lends oohltnntlv
to new changes, and keeps the patio
Llool ohomhormoldd busy “arranging
lied motes. but otter all the query to
not an Ignorant; one whether otter «lip
do a your when the Republican party
or gray matter at! every pound ot pull.
it was good judgment. to map lead.
era. . There not. any doubt «hut'tttat.
Mr hardback into impromd hit: on-
most utility upon the native politics! '
tendon at tho State. . At the some
time. one Ion't the slightest donor
but that ho is o dominating figure it!
“the tooth; at the General AsoeInblraA
Upon many occasions his innuendo
been thrown against vacuum of
mutton propoped in tho publicl- to.
there to no . . tor morn an I
it! atone vote. it did not. hOTV', ‘ ltt'ce. :ihflili’lfi oi.
our (lot. Ultmod votod “Not" and ”WARM“!
mil it In any time his now“ hill ,
tmprosnion, and perhaps injures
cause he and thev
heart And this may all be said with~l
out on unkind thduxht of the
lilmaeli’.-~.\iéw Haven Journal-Courier.
W¢m0w_rp~m
MISS BROOKS WING AGAIN.
wosr HAMMOND Ind April sow ’
Miss Virginia Brooke, suttrnnetth who
acquired the title 0! "Joan of
whilo fighting tor' a Inform ticketln
the city administration in whichuho
was victorious. was returned
last. night in that election tor prest-
dent of the Board of induchiion after a
strenuous day at the polls. "
Julius [Manon one of Miss Bradlts'
opponents. was out into a stream at]
I muddy water hv. friends of the rotorm‘
or whom he suggested that the vot-
tern give their support to Coastline»
Kobescko. Two other men ware
worstod In tights lit the polls when
they opposed Misti Brooke. I
'Iltie anti- Brooks ticket was detest-
od by a vote or dot) to 200‘.
WWWA . v
«For any ”in. from topic
from any cause. owl: Dr Thohtn'
Ecleotrio Oil. Pain don't stay where
it ll used.
A PAIR FIGHTER.
than at the Ropdbiloo‘n nah commit»
tide deserved the compliments tint (to;
point: showered upon him by on pro“
or the store. Ho ha: been It tutt- Into
er. and o shoooootul uno.—A-New Haven
(louder. ,
makes in Saint“ quarters an unpleasant“ i .
the:
have so much at? '
than: .i v I
winner
100.
Michael Repair. the retiring choir. '
Dormgh Brothers
Gro cers
WASHINGTON
STREET
BRIDGE.
Telephone 923
DAVID w. RAYM,‘
, Funeral Director-E .. i ‘
19 No. Main so, 80. No, . ,
Residence. 5 Washington 8
Telephone at office—33oz.
Telephone at hon ’
. u...“
Hellol Spring Is
‘ Ham cleaning season ls f
- When you cloud house yo
“Ahousehold goods to airports or
the highest cash prcheIAI for l
in stock. While we have}
goods than ever hetero, we
or out: at In. tine. and are
iron Ina.- .
“Our. Spring good; are new.
mm Hanoi-Intent at line .
luvs not torxotten the cheap- .
sporting a treat my most I
terns Min lite per double
7? .I. R. cannon. m
some. and Cuisine It"
not“ ‘2 our day and
ounoiw otuncdslm’
Norwalk Chronicler