“colitisNrs 0N rouTicAL SITUATION As " "
ctsANan FROM NATIONAL AND STATE
PROTEQTVB FLOOD LIOIBLATORQ
0N fATINT IILLQ.
Vigorous ‘Odposition Develops to
Frank Patent Laws New Bsiora
Congress.
Itiiiniilf II Iitiui
‘ a" and AuthholIliee (lab I are owing into the emcee oi membeis
-oI' the Connectlcilt Congressional del-
Voterstilql to Massa-
Iegation In a perfect stream from man
cliuselts Primaries l utacturers of Connecticut against
"changes In the patent law that have
Men proposed In bills now pending in
BTON, April at) ——Scsrcely had both houses of Congress. Ilt Is certain
splices at one of the most straw? that as a result of these protests, the
. ’co‘mpaigng in Maguchusem members or the Senate and the iiouse
vibrating between Cape Codi from Connecticut will take vigorous
the Berkshires when the voter-rile!" to oppose changes unless they
starting for the haIlOt boxe. to-i are thoroughly considered and found
to vote In the first presidential to be most desirable and that means
y In the Bay State. In ma ‘that practically pane of the pending
the polls opened In the morningl W" will be EDPNVed by them In
Boston and Newhnryport ”oi their present form.
pace in the opening primary, fol- Freak Patent Bills.
ii by Ly,nu Salem and Haverhiii l Representative 'Henry, who Is a
then by a number of small towns‘ member or the House eommltilee uon
mouth and Barnstahie Counties. patents. said today that he vdi
A majority of the 353 cm” and think there would be any paten log-
s, however the you“ was toil-iation aL this session oi Congress.
" u in then afternoon, and a. thef He regards many oi the hills now he»
s are not to be cloaed until .9 p. m. I “"9 the committee 3' ""9“" WM
than places deflnlté result. of the and he is familiar with the deed of
I ‘ contest between plume,“ WIlI-' protests that have followed their in.
‘H Tart and Col Theodore noowg iroducttlon 1
and ot the tight or the Democrab! Connsotlei'lt Visitors. . ' 1
nomination Were not expected “an Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Martin of
, te tonight, or perhaps Wednesday/é New Haven attended the investigation
ins. , Iotthe Titaplo False-tor be’tors the
Weather conditions were dubious I Scottie committee yesterday, guests otV
east rainstorm last night tail-I Senmr mum.
to clear tod|y and the primarmi Representative Robert M. Faun. of
V. heldmndqr Vacuum" glands with Mlddlehury. and George W. Clark 0!
lily, moist breeds“ mm the sea IMiltord. have been calling at the
r this Would have any effect. 089““ ““3 week i
_ he lll'osnccts of either President “W . »
> or Col. “6mm. upon me my HAMMER AND Tones CAMPAIGN.
the vote for senator Robert M. La ; ‘Ne" ”mm "mm
lotto or “m the chances of Speak I It is s most distressing spectacle to
champ Clark. or Governor Wood .see the two presidential candidates on
, the republican aide engaged In a cam«
,IWllson. could Only be conjectur . lpaign such as has been “a“ on dur.
ing the past few Weeks Colonel
I Roosevelt has been the aggressor; he
‘cnme into the contest tinsuspeeiedly
because he said he would not be a
candidate again and his action amul-
:ed such a storm of protest that be
than resorted to strong language and
I much hophiatry to win support so that
I not only his own personal actions but
-: his political principles as enunciated
nest]; on of the 207 Boston pro
, where the balloting began at
,’sutomobiles Were whisked
ingtng aged and infirm voters
polls and the full party mach-
getting out the vote was in
tho Tait and Roosevelt manag-
. confident of victory.
E“ BflflTflOL : Vlously criticised by the press and the
V ; ITntt supporters This turned the at
‘ NEW H‘MPSHIBE? tention oi the colonel to thmprssideut.
I and he has said things that sup claim-
1.31)! N a" a'r’APl'll 30-31,; on to be untrue and BM positively“- ll!
, e Republican for“. o, Nest, Ibud taste. President Tait preserved
hire were considerably split as dignified silence. until Thursday.
the question of the presidential when he spoke In Boston and struck
as previous to the primaries. on- ”30" with “““h‘ force as t” ““5” ”°'
”Ollie feature was expected. to than? pleat to say it was the most emphatic
serenity oi the state convention .“dd'?” he 9V9“? while Ill his life It
this on, to“). That m“ on the stirred up Mr. Roosevelt and he has
on of instructing the tour delei replied I“ ”Mun“ which w" “ill
large to the Chicago oonven- ”We "will
The Tan men were WWW No one has overused ditch a direct-
hit-cl or the gathering, but there dentin] WP” - .
many among their number who t” 1" “’3‘- W “3‘“ tM My M
ell breaking the state's 01d es- personalities was host. that the can-
.I shed custom of sending delegateal ”5131"“ today “M the tutors "de
tapered by WWW pledges. It’
pooled that the‘ Roosevelt del-
also would oppose Taft instruc-
eh though they had little
success, the Roosevelt ioliowa
imparted a complete shite oi dele-
This must be all very distressing. W
republican leaders because it. topds
towards disruption. intern arena
strong indtosiicnn at present that'Oot.
Roosevelt'will be dominated at'I Glit-
cage; and though he has been quoted
as saying he‘ will support the ticket, til
late hour last
dues not seem as It he can emu-y cults
delegates to a
during the past tew days. 'Presldetitl
Tait cannot reasonably retire, as to do
so would lento him: " '
penitélinhn
*. t Va caucus 0W Tait men last
itihermau m. Burroughs; oi Man;
I- was nominatgtl gar ' 'I “1“?) 0V‘ W38"
conventln _
In various speeches have been ser- .
be one or argument as to goverd-;
mental Issues. and not the personal
relations of one candidate to the other."
that promise after what‘has happenpdi
to tho“.
The mm to ram Q “I mm
In unionismV 1"»... caused by pinion
Blake. oi Danbury as president at the
{initial new of North sauna. is
‘ ‘ train the ncrautonian. or that place:
0. F. Iliusrt. who conducts a list
store on Spruce attest. obhulto the
Dims bunk was arrested during tile
week, and arraigned before Alderman
Millai on three different charges. pre-
ferred by the national president oi the
. llatters‘ Union of North America. Mr. ,
‘ Stuart entered ball tor a further hear-
lna. scheduled to take place Wednes-
day of this week. Ho hopep to by able
to effect a settlement of the case
against him. although it Is somewhat
.. dithcult to conceive how a settlement
can be made In view of the circum-
stances and conditions, surrounding
the case. ’
Th. idiomation lodged against him
follow-2‘ That at Scranton. April 11.
1912. one C. F. Stuart did willfully,
unlawfulyfimallciously and wickedly
violate section 3, set 0: assembly, ap-
proved April 3. 193.‘ pamphlet laws
135. to wit: Said defendant did coun-
terfeit. use and display on a hat sold
or offered tor gale a trade mark label
without the authority from the am
clation or union controlling or having
jurisdiction over the same. and said
defendant dl use said trade stamps
on hats. which were not the produce oi
. members at the said association or
union. the Unitedr flattens of North
America. V
The second charge. assiust Mr.
0tfituurt is as iollowa: That at Scranton
on or about April 11,1912. 0.‘ F. Stuart}
had In his possession a union label
die, or a counterfeit union label die.
that was said to have been stolen by
some party or parties. unknown to
your deponsnt. and your deponam
verily believes that the salt! stolen
die is now In the store oi C. F. Stuart.
ills Spruce moot. Scranton, Lacks
nanlia county. Pa."
One at the printing firms in the. city
is suspected of printing fraud labels.
The evidence against the printing
ilrm has not been gathered yet, but It
lsalleged that there has been sumo-
lent to justify the issuing of a war
_ rant tor the arrest oi the gentleman
st whom the finger of suspicion is
pointed.
The evidence agaliiat Mr. Stuart
was procured by members oi the
Scranton Central Labor anion. and if
the story told by those who made the
pIIIchaaés at his place of business is
sound. hir. Stuart will had himself
in about the tighest box to business
man‘ ever found himself. The evidence
was procured at different times. is in
the possession oi tho-rental labor
union now and was DMD“! for the
purpose oi putting an end to the out-
rages tluyt‘have been perpetrated'and
committed on the union men oi this
city and valley. ‘
Some time one intorInutlon was con»
veyed'to the president oi the central
body to the aflect that some of the
business men in the city. taking ad-‘
vantage of the Vlixltstlon that was
started a few months ago for the pur-
chase goods bearing thb union ls
bei Were getting real smart. It was
reported then that fraud labels were
on the market and the art“ was one
or the men who is; ti g fraud
label. also stickingn union: 'ls‘lnio"
nonunion made products.
olden then to send mod to the hat
' store and purchase m. of the add“
{Elude lu non-unloav‘shopet noon which .
Stuart put a uni pals-be] Titre. men
were selected shitti'they will to‘ the
pldbouhltd purchaasdlia. Stetson hair ~
' whim doeatoot bear the union label I.
and is: not manuiaetured In s union
hhob when tho purchaser pulled back
the sweltt baht in the hat to ascertain
It“ there was a use in it. linowlng st
the time that he Would not find one. . r
nulls said to the inau- who sold him the
list. "Thel‘h is no label in this hat. I V' ' .
The "
wont use with the label. in it "
dish who sold him the hilt replied. "i
can dxtthat ion for Vital In a moment.” ‘ "‘
and renal to a drawer. procured a la' ,
bet and pasted it in the hat. The men .
claim it was Stuart himseli one sold .
the hat and' ivhen they returned toths
It Willa Idol,
It M lltllsllla still time.
It also mum
No matter what 'alla“yonr child. s
senile. thorough, Vlsaatlvs physio
should always be the Ilrat treatment
olvsn. ,fi, .
It your child lsn't tooling well; rest-
lug nicely: satin: rdgulariy and acting
naturally it I. a aura sign that it’s lit.
tle stomach, liver and 3 tootet bow-
ela am tilled with. tool. constipated
waste matter and need a gentle. titer.
ough cleansing at ones.
When cross. irritable. feverish.
stomach sour, breath bad or your little
one has Munch-ache. disrrhoes,s'ore
almost. full of cold. tongue coatedm
give ‘s‘ teaspooninl aI Syrup of Flu
and In a tow hours oil the clogged up
waste. uddigested food and sour bile
will gently move on and out at its
little bowels without nausea. arihins
‘or weakness. andgyou will surely have
s well. happy and smiling child again
shortly.
with Syrup or Fins you are not
drugglng your children. being combos-
sd entirely at luscious Ilsa. scans and
aromatics it cannot be harmful be-
sides they dearly love Its delicious Ilg
taste. ‘
limiters should always been Syrup
of Pius handy. it is the only stomach.
liver and bowel cleanser and mania» '
tor deedodws little given today will
{ave a slot: child tomorrow.
Pull directions tor children of all
on the neck-so ~
link your drugglsts tor the lull
name. “Syrup of Financ- Elixir of
Senna."‘pispsred by the California
Pl: arms 00. This Is the delicious
tastiM. molds old reliable. Refuse ;
anything as. ottered
J
«um—o...“— MM~a
ed. out are Incorporated into a story
they rm malte very Interesting read»
In;
ROOQEVILT'Q CHANGE IN POLICY
(Hartford Courant l
Lust year Colonel Roosevelt thought
the reciprocity policy of Tnft' "admir-
able from every standpoint? this year
he has been denouncing It. and telling
the farmers they should be against
Tait because of it. '1‘ profs one new
hence in that last~year letter of his
which Incl-us the ultimo attention
or the am" who have heard or read
hit. this» year speeches.‘ “l llrr'nly he»
tiers." he wrote on' culinary 12. tall.
"in tree timid was closet for both
economic and political masons." Ob-
serve. he wasni merely inclined“ to
mini; that tree trade with Canada
would on a good thing; he Molly be-
"wed" in it in otborV words it .was
Colonel Roosevelt‘s ilrm belie! last
my first all Canadian farm products
and other products saint to- be admits
tor to this cotiutry without the opt
meet or duty Let the dmerlcau turn;-
are whom he has been trying to ex:
citeI against President Tort this sprint
meditate on that for a while.
.4
WHEN SIIIlulll
m'm to than my carshtlly ht.
fora you answer my and question.
his it. widosys‘d and in some In
000mm Chill.
baa ” with two apples in each has. or
.ivo! but with turn series in not
has." said a boy in one of the last
seats, while the class still debated as
to the host answer.
to bust."
young mathematician. ... Youth’s
panics.
, him up.
anon shit for trowuvups plainly printed . '
.mson
indigestion all this «non.
‘ themselves." .
“do you clil me an amphibian?"
‘ ties are friendly it home. "
. rotor-ted Diet. "for my auto turned
turtle." .
rim um , IIIIItr
(Contiilulld now em at»)
m
yesterday. negate tome aloét of the
above. its was instructed to disman-
tlo ills station, to pack the goods and
.to ship them to tbs home edition. All
his Instructions were sent him a by
vim . “v .
The National Elsctrlc Signalling
Company. of the Bush Terminal, at
nyookIynp'will hereafter control the
New England Wireless business. They
are to have stations at Watch Hill.
RhOde Island. and at Brooklyn. Along
with the station at Wilson’s Point, the
Point Judith station is also abolished
by the orders received yesterday.
Walter Massie, the inventor of the
system and the head of the company
lWthh carried his name, Is known to
math-
' l: ‘ .ttia
"Nos. children." she said. “If
The small pupils sat eagerly aw it:
“Which would you rather have. thrcs
" halted the toachar. _
"Three bags with two apploadn sash
“Why, Pauli" ssltsd the teacher.
'Bscsuse that-ed he one more had
announced the practical
Cons-
, Forshnawisdpa.
A lltls lad was desperately ill. but
refused to tslte the medicine the doc
tor had left. At last his mother gave
“Oh, my boy will die; my
boy will die," shs subbed.
But a voice spoke from the bed.
"Don’t cry, mother. Father’ll be lIoms
soon and hell make me take it."—
woman. Home Companion.
the failure of the (mummy with con
sideiuble interest
Tomorrow la the last day the wir
ale system. Considerable work
IIIorrow nothing more in the way of
business bill be transacted under the
old company. .
The local station was erected about
was. William J. Mulvlhlll. a local
young man. tor many years night;
operator at the South Norwalir rail» I
road station. was the first operaton!I
and though there have been a numberlgi
since that time. and all from other-I
places. the last operator, Louis Gm. I
Is also a local
Morgan sveuu.
. Fania its-nae JUNK;
Norwalii. The staV
profitable life and a number or feats
have been accomplished with the in»
struments there. Messages have been
sent and received over land for a
distauc of 500 mile and Key West has
been distinctly heard several different
tithes when the otmoapheric condi
trons were tavorable.
The operator who was succeeded
by Mr Gray; was Elmer it. Black;
who has a large combo! of friend! in
The Norwalka. He became arm
friends with the young men‘ of the
Knob Club while here and all will
learn ‘of his change in situation with
interest. Yesterday was Mr. Black's
last trip on board the Commonwealth. I
of the Fall River line He is to go
aboard one of the Montauk boats its
operator in the near tuturh. -
Mr. may will go to work either on
the Commonwealth or the Priscilla.
oi the Fall River line, in the near fu‘
ture, having made quite a success with
wireless. He began the study of the
The Dramatic star-41's: going to out
out the banquet scene in my play neat
His Mend-«Why?
The Dramatic Star-4 softened from
Wall Trainsd.‘
To stay out late
. dis doesn't dare.
For tour his mate
Will pull his hair.
Lock
"llemember my boy." said the am
who had that been reading his son I
severe lecture,"‘that all men are one
riled equal. ”
“Mebbe they are," the youngster re
plied. "but some of them have the
lack in be adopted by people who rs
member that they were young ones
hue. and besides being clever and of
4 Natural History. ‘ a mechanical mind, he has taken a
“Why air." said Mr. Dustin Btu.
one of the boats last summer, "but this
will be his first position oil the land.
He has the best. wishes of his many
friends. "
It is Imderstood that the tail wire.
less pole. towering above the old
round house on the point of land at
the end of the Bdi‘chardV property. Wil-
son's Point. will be taken down. This
has been used as a range by usher-
men, and local amateur sailors have
1; ":“W'V gm fi%~iwgmwt'l hue used the same tor Bellini courses
an sent or a no or stor . I
"We Ml“ Wbpp‘s bushels”: sent 11:! sldce “.8 erection.
5° ”lulu" «Many ills come tram Intpnre blood.
(isn’t have pure blood with totally dl
geation, lung liver and sluggish novels.
Burdock lood Bitters strengthens
"l refer to your melhod of capitol
Isailon."
“ ‘But i hm developed the resources
or the loud."
'Yes. but when you get tired oi
the land you take to water.” ‘
Who Won?
“Why this coolness between Mrs
Wombat and Mrs. Woppl The fami-
r
spoiled sports.
V f‘i was unfortunate to my afternoon's
sport." said usury. "tor i caught 1‘
crab while l was out rowing" ,
Henrphl that's nothing to mine,”
has the blood
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a number in Norwalk who learn of 5.
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cling man, residing in‘ '“
wireless at his home in Morgan ave: "
liking to the work. He substituted on, .
stomach. bowels and liver. and pnrl- '
less will be operated under the Mae-5:.
Be An Individual
Man
ONTwalk intoastorc
sndpickwtsstnfthat
toyou.tlisuuiliunfidI Fashion .
Aveouosndbunkintos dam.
otherswasringthessm'e nyle.
[brows little inch into
yourself Call on us and us
show you 500 awards lnlinldual
strictly pars wool iron
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John Kubovic
New Location I‘
21.} Washington St.
80 NorwslkV w
City National Bank
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