oi disiless.
not them out tonight with (insomnia
WMHWbM ms Medicated». and Meeting madman,
mo minery-meidne nae: telce the excess bile troll: your liver and carry
' theihodmptised waste matter and constipation venison from :the how-
hot Cescanets sweeten and renu-
"zoomingwe 1'0- cool he):
, understood it. .ihs 3
was why it.
citations CQlllfilltWP-if .
go to the roads, rivers and ridges and. .
”UALMPILGRIlMAGEl. 0F «GILES
0F MYSTlC. SH MINE.
New England Delegation: to Have Sea
Win 10 New Orleans on‘3 the lilln-
_ on". 3 -
he itinerary oi the 19133'piigrlm-
fiche New England nobles of
Mystic -Bhrine to Lashes; Tom, on
. «common 301' thethlrtyminth .an-
uni session of the imperial council,
A. 0. N. M. 8.. embraces an coean
ylaIemn'the lubed-ton liner - .An-
on from New fork toNew Orleans, .
ye days on the Inuitliltl'elamr the hit-k
antic and the Gult of Mexico, a do?
{each of sight-seeing in New Orleans,
‘flouhton. the metropolis or south-
flornfl‘oxas; in Galveston, 'in’ San-uln-
Mniopthe city'oi the Alamo and the
shellfish missions,3 and in Austin, the
plfll'oity of the Lone Star state.
hide days .are devoted to the' pa-
. reunions. receptions and fee-
‘eslof the imperial council session
" t Dallas, Mayrz to 16, cos day of
which will be given over to a visit
Fort-Worth; than a quick and com-
viorteblc 3Journey'home by roll, with
twill-hit stop at St. Louis.
“All who “participated in the Cal-
'tornla'u‘ip of 1912, the 1913 repre-
sentatives to the imperial council at
malice and-~ony.-noble. together with
Melodies, are invited to join this
rly. ' .
Connecticut lPorile‘o.
"Frank w. Lund otherness temple
tormewfinmpshire, representing Mar-
weoeits'toursgmill he. in charge of the
smile. 3‘ Delegates from Connectl.
host «and 'mesternMossochusetts will
lot-to New "York, .Friday, May 2, by
idiom. and will stay at the Imperial
grillotel overnight. 'The Antilles will
"sail Saturday alternoon.
i in ew Ian-leans.
" i'i‘he steamer docks at New Orleans
mt lo a. m. Thursday. May 8, and a
- 10W- Never- pipe or aloha.
K‘CK‘SEKEEPS WUEK WHILE YOU SLEEP ”
‘ in viewing the many interesting isn'-
atoms or the old French Quarter and
"or Jerusalem temple,‘who entertained
“the imperial oounelikat‘: :the Won or
‘11l4li 9 m
" on: thefts!)
stay of lourteen hours will he spent
the modern municipality. 'The nobles
13le will welcome, .ihis .aecond» rin-
vasion of Yailikee “Shrinere” viith
their usual hospitality
Headquarters in New Orleans Mil
he at the'St. Charles hotel. A train
of Pullmans is scheduled to leave at
Mecca Reached. .
Dallas is to be reached Monday,
May 12. and for three days Dallas
will be a poor place, indeed, for those-’3
needing quiet and repose. The no-
bias of Hello temple and the citizens
of Dallas will have had a year in
"which to prepare a program that will
IllltI‘all previous “lmperials” in the
hookground, and with charactevietlc
,Texas vigor they will set a place that
the visitors from New England and
other sections of the country will have
to “go some” to follow.
, Return Trip.
The special Pullmans will leave
Dallas at 8:40.11. 3.111., Thursday, May
15, attached to the famous “Katy
Flyer." Stops are made at. .Denison,
Tcx.. where luncheon in providedmmd
at Muskogee-Okla" where dinner is
served. :St. Louis is reached Friday
morning.
A choice of routes is altered from
St. Lvoulseasi, vlo’Waehins‘ton. D. C.
Philadelphioand New .York. via Chi-
cago..'Detroit and Niagara Falls, etc.
withstopover privileges.
«Many ills come from impure blood.
Can't have: pure blood with tnmlly di-
gestion, lazy liver and sluggish bowels.
Burdock Blood. Bitters a
..stomsoh. bowels and liver. end purl.
‘ ties the blood
.mn . ‘.
' Sentinel treat it“. ‘hfl'lll «:qu
It' is a pro and lininglor wal
proof, heat-fig n, «no eimgerand
‘8 to 16 it. in length
3 is, what item be used for, end in
I H’You'EvchExpect to Build 'a House, Parti-
tion Off an Attic, or Give a'Play, or Church
.Fair, You Oughtto KnowCompodBoard .
We‘ll! today for sum”: dude-r W. It all. what Corinna-Bond;
hy. i
. L..L. ENSWORTHGC SON ,‘WFW’SLéBIfiWdW. if
it and ceilings that u airtight, meter—
more dutll‘lle than planer.
Time qualities and i0 convenient form make it the hen msteriei for ‘
o hundred other um. Colopmflolrdiswi‘ ‘
«inchthicll, 4 it. wide and item
BLANKETS
‘ We sorry ‘tlihm in oil erodes.
‘ l m YWAIWKWQ.
or my"
Muewmo. . g ' 3
in
w
‘;. linens committees this cutiesque.
3 til the senate had some information
. foe to whet moneyuhad beenvoxpocted
' to meme conrmittee. » ,_ «
..‘ am no ordered hot if lt3wns left to
3 said that the senate ought to know
' said he had been trying to gel: clear
' author of the hill intends well or not
'. thin your to meet the gallows tel
'22 store lends.
' "Only a. noun amount or the manual
has been exploded undone npproorieu,
firm can he was aid the mam
heed tor. other purposes moro needinl
. ._ to the people oi the slain 'Tvo yew-
',- use the consolidations committee m. dummy here. This WWII be
ommendeii a state tax and that rec
tion was unconstitutional and the
do the Weill: it «should they moon the
table. ,
Senator McNeil rose to a point of
order that the recolutlhn: could not lie
upon thlutnhls but should be referred
The lieutenant governor ruled that
it could lie upon the table it the cou-
him he would refer it to the commit-
toe on roads, rivers and bridges.
Senator Wodhsms silo it- was rotor
red to the finance committee tam)
years ago because there was a' bond
issue attached to the bill.
. want“ Explanation.
Senator label], the minority leader.
what the'resolution meant, that there
should ho'nomo'cxplsnntlon from Sen
slor McNeil who introduced it. He
to “what committeeI ii; fs‘hould go out
in the absence or an explanation he
did not know. There seemed to be
several questions involved he said.
One would be the continuance or the
reconsideration of the ’npprc'lpl'iation
I! the money had not yet been expend—
ed then there should he reconsidere-
tion of the facts._
The state might he in such a mum
cial condition, he added. .that the
issuator Miner whim; aim. to, .
_ to he used tor other purposes." ‘ *3,
'. Senstorsdllincr and Johnson of in»
casvillc opposed senator Pecll'e mo -_
edited for an
isles enchilada
Elihu? new
with
. ’_‘ Melville
‘ mated to“ the val
"Re
{or sit purposes.
'7 3 mwe‘uuoo
there is a - hill there; to 3‘ropeal: the per-
solicitor: The state is away behind .
in its finance and this money ought
tion and then Senator Keeneyr said: ,
“The appropriation has been criticlmd.
all tiller the state. It was criticized
when it was made. Whether it; was a
.polltidul. move Oi not I do not} know,
but. I have been told. that it will cost
.the state $4,000. 000 more to finish the
worfi'down there if it expands this
slow the strain.
iagaugenant Governor Tingie'r then
called for the lots and .on a villa voce
vote, declared the eyes had ,it3 on fien-
Motor Pooh's motion. Senator Johnson
of .Iluoaeville doubted the decision and
s. division resulted .as tollowti:
Ayoswdohuaou of Hartford, Pun
coll.. Frohlich, Quinn, Bhanloy. Noelle,
McDonough, Hurley, ‘McNeii,.3 lWhit-
comb. Peck. Weed. democrats, and
Ghoney Inholl, Stevens, KelsQ, Koo-
‘w
grant should be recalled. in that case
the resolution should so to the com
mittee on appropriations.” the lacts
were to be reconsidered then it should
go to the roads, rivers and bridges
Senator Johnson at Hartford said
that as he understood that. he was un-
der the impression innocence was
to be expended in determining wheth
or or not the work should so on.
Tells at Work.
Senator Johnson of Uncanulllo
said that a local engineer mos now
engaged in flirdlng out the pauper
places for those terminals to he erec
ted under the grant. "llWhether the
is not ior us to consider here," he said
“But the work is going on nowland
this resolution is so revolutionary
and of so retrograde a character that
i helieve lt sho‘uld not be seriously
considered at all."
Senator McDonough suggested that
the matter be referred to a committee
consisting, or all the committees.
Senator Peck moved that the mat
ter he referred to a‘ committee can
slatlng or the committee on appro-
priations and the committee on roads.
rivers and bridges.
Senator lsbell said that in the sin
sauce or any explanation from Sense
tor "McNeil h-s would second Senator
Pooh's motion. ,
'Benater MoNell’e Speech.
Senator McNeil then arose and laid:
'“I’ho senator from the Twentiaec
end has made no explanetion because
he did not wish to inte'flore with the
remarks or the other senators. Those
of us who know the condition or the
mm treasury will not question the
necessity of the resolution. it will be
absolutely necessary to lay a state tax
.uoy,‘ republicans Total, 17.
. 1 which.“ won thought the state. might
bioestcuntol Lenders, McCarthy,
Miner Johnson, Avery, Welch and
Mountain, democrats. and Senators
Coiton. McGrath, Ketch Wo‘dhams,
,GInylord. Johnson of Morris and Roy-
nolds, republicans Total, 13;”.
The Associated Press toniiht in
commenting upon the Newlbondou
terminal matter. sent out the Joliow
ins:
The opposition or noveruor :Beldwin
to continuing the work oi surveying
New mndn. harbor is asldy'io be
based .upon alleged conditions exist-
ing-on that harbor trout wherein rop-
lions had heeu taken on property
need for docks and terminalsand tor
which property high prices were set.
, hon new will .ano.
.Tax.3fiolloeton Meet ln-HIrth And
Dileuufietter collections.
HARTFORD, Jan. 30.—~The legislw
tive committee or the Tax Collector’s
Association of Connecticut, Willi the
onioora'ol the lotion. met you-
‘lerday and decided to submit two bills
to the legislature. Ollie looks to the
collection or back taxesadd the other
to ”recollection of business taxes. in
'mnnymms a mon‘who is in business
when the assessors make their trips
goes out or business hetero Muller i
and: the town or city "tones muses.
Tex Collectorsw. ii. Home“. oi
New Haven, is president. ois'lthsnuo‘o
elation. The annual meetinxmu'ih
held on March 12.
W
mono. 0!? mm Mlz‘lllflo.
~fl0»?amhi swarm 013me
announces that n. meeting whim .lielti
M _
Ghent ’
3.;
”Washington sweet wider the
position at: Y. “.10
cHlLDflIWfl BMW
.36o to 180. r ‘
MMEII' seams-re.
damnation was detected.
Welnlmmwmwmdmmw
high, washout ltvvill: digit the whole scorn. antitheifloutwof
'53. ,1, et' Wplumade for my this ..
o Homily—the halite“ ' ‘ ‘
eta yadili‘i‘md. A sire
he Inmple inexpensive. ,
removincchlnmey or shade. iRnyo Lamps are. Me'dnlvmoiylcl and
A: Dealer: Where
“WWW“. COMPANY 0PM .YOIK
Announce: His :Dcelelon; at lithe l’Mid-
million The state. cannot added to. diner-tent his parishioners-mt the mid- .
_ .. “ll
,eui‘mnniiai bracket. coolly
osnie'el. smell without
..
with?“
nsv: A. ‘s. sourwsu. WILL n5.
31mm was renews. 3 .
—-—-——-—
vveekI Meeting of the Memorial
3 ’Bo’ptlet church." .
outnumber. Conn, January 230.»
Recourse H. 'llsolnweut33ls,3so . re-
more. sad ':contlnue 3: the work that he
has so'euccestully'carrled on for the
past three yours. He gladdened the
Week meeting last night by informing
of his decision iorrcinain On account
of. the announcement that he would
announce hindsciaion then. there was
a laxsentteodnnce desipte thexinclenr
ency or the weather. 3His decision
to remain is the result of .prayertul
consideration on his 3pal't and 'no
change in salary. The call to Deep
River carried with it- an increase of
by Mr. Boutweil: .
My People: ..
After a light which to me. at: least,
has been real, and during which du-
ties seemed to conflict and the Divine
Will. lobe hiddernl have decided to
remain ..as your .rpastor. The hollow-
ing‘ reasons ldlave governed 'tny dc»
cision: ' ,
“have beenconvinced, despite my
work' forms rode in this field.
I have taken the generally ex;
pmsed feeling»! our members and
also otmony 301 those whomre inter-
ested in our. church as ansvldence
that I shall have an even more hearty
backing of my clitoris than ever he-
tore.
" The consciousness has been given
to me that I cannot now leave this
which is the secret of spiritual power.
1 do feel that 1 can stay with that alp-
provnl and may expect that power..
Without question our \lnster's will is
now plain.
‘Tsko my promise that I shall .be ex-
which'lles before us and shall listen
to no calls for it long time to come.
"Reply ot'tho 'church.
Following the reading of the letter
this message was passed 'h)‘ the
church:
remdln in ‘Bridlnpori.
main ns'pnslor oil'Memorlal Baptist 33
,an cwccdiugl’ dainty cotton
m
3m.»
8300 per year. This «.letter-nvasread ..
medians t'ehrs;that there is still much .
church7to no to the one which .3)“ .
3 called me. with the Dilllnc approval
cluslvciy devoted 'io the great work ,
’Rev. A. H. .Boutwell has decided io.3
l-lls call to the 3 .
Deon Rivernnptist‘cmlrch has proved l
to he a matter of great importance I I
‘ 3 3.’.l‘here..ere.3Rngsslaoddimes.- . «makes
fliheir are
legiou, but the .fillllplllilty , of g-design and softly
H? blended coloriugs fillicsc threw _ ”\‘lt‘ iconic” surpass
3 most domestic specimens of lug weaving ' .. 3 '
. In: tans, browns and olives very lla‘t‘nlollious tones.
3 Dnhcnsious. 365(63, '.,$7 50
’ ‘ “3‘37“54 l$4. 50
‘i’l’he larger sires 9x12, in geometric designs will
he .idulir'ablc Rugs for club rooms, bank and (lilcctors’
rooms. ' ‘ . , Y
3‘ 3 . Carpet Store, first ilonr.’
Plain diamonds and Neghges
' are n Necessrty
For the woman who wishes to , 1 elax and take
forty winks in the seclusion of list bouiloir, the com—,~
‘fortablc Kimono that does not muss is a thing“
greatly to bcdcsired Such an one is not difficult to
'3 .ma-uage‘ and for it is recommended
Kimono Plisse,
o ' . . O
:‘fabllc and within .a
day Oi so have come some new designs in soft in—
definite 1slantlcslhartl 'tlo'describc. .Some.ei these are
,Persian efl’ects. others inplaiumlors. If one makes
the Kimonogeutting it from». a Standard Pattern,
and stitching 'two 301' rthreeicasy seems, the allair is
you inexpensive...
Kimono Wisse.19¢ a rd. 31 inches units.
it does not require ironing.
" , ' ' . . g: 'l .
‘Handy Pocket .Flasks
ln pigskin. seal and brmvu cowhide. . y .
50¢."Sll0'0 and “l’- .
One certain style, ofiai and ‘dumpy outline,
clad in hand-sewed pigskin. wearing a shining helmet
which uusc‘rows and forms a collapsible drinking cup, of
the night size
" :34 50 A good Flask to own.
i Leather Goods Section.
the... of wad nails.
Crib Site
Only every few, Wool Butts, covered with silicon}
cloth, which are ready for anyfiotlicrI COVCl'lllg of dainty
silk, or silkoliue. Word $1.03. new
Lower filmr.
" deal oi’ interest.
.evonini in 'the T;Council;
purpose of electing encore; rte m3
the "all" oi the maiden '3‘» em
mutation We; do wnrwlm
with. MW“
dimes the location or soother mm
u very important one!“ slim
.At the. mummmpdlm on My”
. pensive «wins to motivator the truth in .
oi monster“- crewman-no sewn ll ,
hoth‘to‘liir. Idootwell and to the Mom-
orial huptlst Church people or this
my. and the announcement or his l ‘
decision has been awaited with a great
The chulch wishes ‘5:
"Mr. 'lxoutweli‘s statement to the
Church ‘to‘ho mode public, mid also I"
with to tells this essentially to my it
that henna met the attention magni-
vicinity. ‘Now comment that n '3“
hunter work svelte him hero. he in .3
. declining n moch‘idgeirt’d opportimlty F
tor study M311! otter-“tor more rotary. it
He II remaining without change in no i” "‘
movement or onion in order to not it it .
nlllllolc newsman“ Mort into me ,
Ill
cerlty' end dummies which?“ g,
emptam a statement.
More neuomawmrrmm
Lingerie
Included are MONT GOWNS. (10".ka lot“:
0H Mr
I” MIR‘W, CORIET GOVERB, etc“ You must sec lhoen
garments to appreciate them. No description column you is real
iden or the they beauty or the pieces, the fineness of tile Millet“ .
lulu, the inflection oi the itltching
This solo otters the host opportunity oi the season for the
women at The Nowell“ to secure eucplimnl rallies in ennui
rite-muslin mnderwedr
Wash Goods Section, ,.
Norwalk Chronicler