I Phobia by-amorican
. firewnssoctatlch. '
easement mason
Washington. D. 0.-—ln his message.
delivered at‘a iolnt session of the
houses of congress at the beginning of
the u-condsessiou of the Sixtydhlt’d
congress. President Wilson urged im- i,
mediate currency legislation. devoted
considerable space to the needs of the
lumen. and referred to the Mexican
crisis. The illiermun anti-trust law. be
said. should be changed so that as
exact meaning would be clearer. 'l‘heI
president also urged the choice of '
presidential nominees by the direct
PRIMARY NOMINATIONS .
FOR THE PRESIDENCY.
I area the prompt enactment
of legislation which will provide _
for primary elections through-
.out the country at which the
voters of the several parties may
choose their novnlnooo‘for the
presidency without the interven-
tion of nominating conventions.
I venture the suggestion thatthio
legislation should provide for'tho
retention of party conventions,
. but only for tho purpose of do-
claring and aooopting the vas-
diet of the primaries and forum,»
lstirig the platforms of the par- .
tics. and I suggest that thou
conventions should oonoist not
of dologatas chosen for this ain-
glo purpose, but of tho nominees
for congress,- the nominees for
vacant seats in the senate of the
United States, the senators
whose toms hovo notyotelosed.
the national committees and the ,
candidates for the presidency
themselves. In order that plat-
forms may be framed by thoso
responsible to the psoplofor oary
'rying them into Moot.
vote of the people expressed at pri
—_ marina. The message in fail is as fol
lows:
‘ “ ’Genl’leflien of the business—sin par
Xsuance of my codsdtutloual duty to
“give to the congress information of;
the state of the Union" I take the lib-'
erty of addressing you on several mat-
*ters which ought. as It seems to me.
particularly to engage the attention of
1‘ your honorable body. as of all who
‘ study the ‘well'are and progress of tho
. ‘nut‘lon. ‘
7‘ . :1 shall ask your indulgence if I ven-
ture to depart in some degree from the
usual oustbm ofsettlng before you In
formal review the many matters which
have-engaged the attention and called
for the action of the several depart-
ments of the govemment or which
loci: to them for early treatment in
'thei’ut'lxre. because the list is Iona.
very long. and would suifer In the ab:
bmviaiiou to which i should have to
subject it. I shall submit to you the
reports. of the heads of several depart:
manta Tu whlrh‘those subjects nreoct
forth in careful details and been that
they may receive the thoughtful atten-
tion of your committees and of all
members of the congress who may
have the leisure to study them. Their
obvious importance, ns constituting the
very substance of tbe.businoso of the
government. makes comment and ear-
phasls on mypnrt unnecessary
WANTS ravines RATIFIED.
Aosorts That United States Landain
Poaro liiogotlationo.
The country. i am tbaaktui to say. is
‘ Chief Executive
lions and the interpretation or those
'Tbere csnwbo no certain promos of
tries resident within list: territory can
Discusses the
‘flsitican‘ firis'ls. the "Currency
g Bill. the {thermal Lon. Intui-
nsiion: of radium by irect
Vote at Primaries and hsr‘
Notional Importance. .
establishment of new treaty *olillmb
already assumed
HUEBTA .uusr so.
Predicts Downfall elitism-par" Who
“Cut Aoldo‘Evon \Protonos of Legal
Right andifloolorod Hintsoiti'liota-
W .
Tom is but one cloud, upon carbon»
son. That has shown itself :to the
south of us and hangs over Hexlco.
peace in Americavootli General Huerta
has surrendered hkdlflifl‘M authority
in .liioaico. Until .it is understood on
all hands. Indeed, such pretended gov~
ernmsnis will not be countenanced or
dealt with by the government of the
United sum We are the friends of
constitutional—«government In America.
We aromore malts friends: we are.
its champions. because in no other.
way can our neighbors to whom we
would wish In every way to matte
proof of our friendship work out their
own development in peace and liberty. .2
Mexico has no government. The it!”
tempt to maintain one at the City of.
Merico has broken down. and a more
military despotism has been set up
whichhas hardly more than the com
blame of national seniority. it origi-
nated in the usurpation of Victorlnno
Ham-ta. who. after a brief attempt to
play the psrtuf constitutional pre'si»
dent. has at last cast aside even the
pretense of legal right and declared
himself dictator As a Wm a
condition of chairs bow balats in Me:
too which he's made it doubtful wheth
or even the moat elementary and fund.
amental rights either of her own pen
pie or of the citlneas of other coau-
long be successfully safeguarded and
‘ldiperll the Interests of peace. order
and telerable‘ life in the lands Imme-
.diately to the south of us
Even: lf‘the neat-per had succeeded
in his mmosea..‘la despite of the con
stltutiou of the republic and the rights
M Ito people. he would have set up
nothing but a prelmrious and hateful
power Which could have lasted but a
little while and whose eventual dean
fall would have left the country in a
more deplorable condition than ever
But he has not succeeded. He has for
felted the respect and the moral sup-
port even of those who tvoro at one
time willing to see him succeed. Little
by little he has been completely Inolat»
collapse is not far away We shall
not. i believe. be obliged to alter car
when» the and comes. we shall hope to
tressed Mexico by the macert and en
only of such of her lendem as prefer
the liberty of their people to their own
ambitions.
news or enamel IILL.
Unass‘ Mason That Will Provo loos-
lit'to Pontoon-Misuse For Quick Ao-
tioa.
i turn to matters of domestic con.
com You already have under cuboid
oration a bill for tho room of our
system of banking and com, for
which the country waits with impa-
at peace with all the world. and many
happy.mnlfattnhlons multiply about as
of a evolving cordiniity and sense of
community of interest among the na-
tions. foreshadowing an ace of settled
. were and good will: “Iioro and more
readily curb dunno do the nations
mobile“ their willingness to Modulator
selves by solemn treaty to the pum-
mass of mes. the processes of frank:
hens and fair concession. lilo far the
United mates has stood at the from of
such negotiations. lino will. foal-nost-
ly hope and mm: believe. c‘iva
I'mli proof of our sincere adherence to
the cause of international friendship
by ratifying the cereal! treatiIsi of ar
nitration awaltlnx manual by has con
ate.
In addition to than it hits been the
out tinge of the department or state to
gain the assent. in principle, of no less'
than thirty/«me nations. repmscniinc
four-fifths of the population of the
world. to the negotiation of booths lily
' which it shall boomed tlilll: Wor-
awareness of inmost or of policy. arise
which cannot be resolved by tho obit
nary norm or dlnlumrcy our loan
be publicly roamed discussed and rte
ported upon by s titbooal cm by
the mo automaton nano- we
mhlss luronor’ooof notion. “ .
Thus only one possible standard
by which to Microeconomics
between the “finial suites and other
nations. and that is compounded or
. Heavens
.l
”for something fundamental
to Its whole business life and not-eons
In to not credit on. from arbitrary
and artificial mastitis .I new not
say howenmeatly Linus for linearly
enactment loos low. i take me to
box that the wholo' charity and alien
lion of‘ the senate be concentrated
open ‘It till. the matter is ouccmfally
distmd of. And yet 1‘ tool that the
request Is not mat the room
here of that afoot house need no or:
i In: In this males to tho mom.
i went to you imaddltlon the or
«eat necessity, that special provision
be made also for Padilla title/credits
needed by enroll-moraine country
"the pending currency bill “‘dooo the
fortunes a great service it puts thou.
upon an equal faction with other busi-
ness men and masters of absorption, as
It should. and upon Its pauses they
trill find mealtimes settler loony of
7m ultimatu- orbit-hm Mimi
in the field of credit. Thom of
course not: and should control: no .‘aoe
oil-Ii privilege such as oxiendins to
tooth the credit of the movement
fitaslf' - . What: flier acid and would ob~--
Iain legislation which will Incite
mm seam-at on! «man
credit momma fsanv
elation a“: Joint. ambit]. local as-
are iii. their“ own- hobbit iii W the
moitaitbsyvnmnos. WW“
outsmmwunv » ,
a mammmmtmiw _.
‘ tor and the minoriin the market or
fixive his uoto. but the noses
‘ nets are sold.
. for foodstuffs.
which threatens it long continued to.
ed. By a little every day his power”
and prestige are crptoblina. and the *
policy of watchful waitlua. And then.-
seo constitutional order mowed in dis- > :
crowded “that place and theislsncbr El
.0! the unborn but it low the onion.
m .
farm and. tho: ranch. - ,
and “tbe mine Without those new
street would be silent. every om de-
"I‘M“. ovary notary rains “Willam-
”pa r. .
And yet lilo mnrdosouotstnnd
upon the saints techno with the force
credit. Be is the servant “of the sen
scan; Winters determines new icon he
must wait for his rrops and win not
to hurried. to bot-processes. Bo may
of its
maturity ‘de’pendo‘ upon the season
when his crop matures and Iiasat the
gum ofv‘tbo market where hls‘prod-
And the M be
emu-or a communal known in
the broker's omco‘or as'familinrly as
It might be on the counter of the:
banker. I
The agricultural department of the
nomination: to seating to assist as
norervbefoso to atolls forming. an em-
eiont business, of wide cooperative ef»
fort. in quick touch with the markets
The farmers and the
momsnrwill henceforth wort: to
nether as resigpartners is this field.
whore no new barrio "to see our way
very clearly and where many intelli-
gent plans are already being put Into
execution.
The treasury of the United States
has-by II timely and We“ considered
distribution of its‘douosits mutilated
tho movies of the crops In the patent
season and prevooted the scarcity of
available funds too often experienced
at such timoo’ But we must aotailnw
ourselves to depend upon extraordi-
means by which the farmermay malts
his credit constantly and easily avail
able and command when instill the;
capital by which to support and on
pond his blislnoini. We: lag behind
many other court conntrlssof the atoll-
rro world in alternating to ldo this
'Systems of rural credit” base burn
studied and developed on tho other
side of the water while we left our
farmers to shift for ibennetvss in the.
culinary film, market lion have
but to look about you in any rural dis»
Islet to see the result. the handicap
and embarrassment which have been
put upon those who produce our food
Consolat- of this imckwardnoas and
neglect on our, part. the congress re
costly 'autborised the creation of II
spacial commission to study the vari
ous systorns of rural credit which have.
been put Into operation in Europe. and
this commission is already manual
to report. its Womb; to- males It.
easier for us to determine what moth-
:oda Will be bent suited to. out onto
farmers. I hope and bolicie that the
committees of the senate and house
will address themselves to this matter
with the most fruitful results. and I
believe that“ the studies and recently
formed plans of the department of no
, unoes cuangacv asrbau
To BENEFIT THE FARMER.
Prssldont Wilson In his snoo-
‘sage urcss tho immediate pas-
coco of currency legislation. Ho
asserts that business interests of
tho nation are waiting on tho ox-
pootod law hetero making largo
new investments or doveloping‘
'rooourcos. Tho ovooldont also
calls attention to conditions on
"they osist at pro‘oont. which
miss it very limit for the
tarmsr to finance his crop. Ho
organ in his annual moooopo pro-
visions that will sologuord tho
lam-r. help his credit and ovo-
vs‘nt a ropotition oi the noose-
sltyn for tho oovornrnomt to do- "
posit torus coins of my in
“the Man and uranium stains,
on as «told tho MEN‘DGII’. so was
tho sass ilstfo
1-,
ricultare may be made to serve thorn
very greatlyriu their Work of framing
appropriate and adequate legislation.
It would be Indiscreet and presume
locus in any one to mam upon so
great and many sided It qIIoIIiion. but
I feel confident that common counsel
will pmdure‘tho‘rosults we must all
”lustre.
DPHOLDS ANTI-TRUST LAW.
hoooinmsmls That it Is Iopphmontso
.‘Wlth Moro lxp‘llolt Legislation to.
Focilitoto m Modular-Isles. '
Turn: fromsbol'arm to the World of
business which motel-s III the city soil
in the factory. and I think rim all
thoughtful observers will assoc that
the Immediate service we we the
business communities of the country
is to provost private atooopoiy more
llama, thou It‘bso yet boon pre
vented lthluk ltwrill basally settled
”on.”
trust latv stand. unaltered. as It is.
with its debatable around shoot Ii.
but that are should so durum m»
lilo mines the scan of unreasonable
ground filly forum and mo sooth
ballistics. not shonliiolso ‘,
uibatWtsctby., .7 *qI
trill not only clarify lit amid no
into its
ventral cabins! I: out ‘ ‘
masons-aim m“:
we“. so mm .
atom ‘
this legislation simuld ~provlde~ for the
nary espedieats. Wouinust add the ‘
i . golf-aflmrnn'tpt ah
, rights and privileges armrdtid our on n
, self government already unlined them
‘ independence as steadily ill! the way
npoatbo. president by roams». i have
A tho are-intuitioofutha «musics
. believe that in this troy too shall make
‘ saline olipolitical power and that the
’2 clear our view. has chasteps which are
that We should let the dilemma «as -'
lass slam escapes.
would notoin demolition. Dolosoios
to Be Nonlinoss For one... Whose
Mit‘WovkllotoFromoPlab
forms.
1 turn to II subject which i hope con
be handled promptly and without sari
on: contwveisy of any kind. i mean
the method of selecting nominees for
the presidency of the United Stolen. i
feel continent that i do not misinter-
prrt‘tlle wishes-or tho espoetaticnanf
the country when l urge the prompt
casement of legislation which will
prelude for primary elections through—
out the country at whichlho voters of
the severnl‘partlce only choose‘tholr .
nominees for the presidency without
the Information of nominating conven-
tions. i “venture the suggestion “that
ill
retention of party conventions. but
only for-the purpose of declariny and
accepting the verdict of the primaries
and formulating the platforms of the
parties. and ‘I suggest that these con-
rentloas should consist not of dole-
rates chosen for this single game.
but of the madness for Venomous. the
nominees for vacant seats in the neu-
ato of the United States. the senators
Mines terms have not yet coined. the
national committees and “the condi-
dntcs for the imidoncy themselves.
in order that platforms may be framed
br those responsible to the people for
c. I-rrylnu them into effect.
PHlLlPPlNE CONTROL.
hit-t Mold Ulthnato independence in
View and Btrivonte Flt Filipinos For
I ‘ Futttl'o Dots.
These are all motions of vital do
mobile concern, and besides them. out-
aide the chant circle of our uvru an
initial life in wt IciI oar sills-nuns com
mead out: (as you as nui- consciences.
Incremhd not" our obligations rowan!
nr remission over son. new we are '
simmers. Purim Rim flowaii. the Phil
lpplnce. are ours. indeed. but not ours
“fin do trust no please with. Such tor
glottal. onoe mirded as users pours
alone are no longer to bo soldshiy ox
ploited. they are part of thadouuiin of
‘ilIIII museum‘s and of serviceable
IIIuII enlightened statesmnuship.
We must administer them for the
pimple who "is in theta and with the
“same 890501le responsibility to them as
ion and our on u people in our downhill
ndalrs No doubt we shall success
fully sonnets-bind lions flit-o and the
Ilanaiian Islands to ourselyes bv ties
at just-‘ico iiili‘tnairm nod afi‘ettion.
but the psrformnan .of our duty to
card the [Philippines to atmure dldl
cult and debatable matter. Wen-nu
satisfy the obligations of uncertain Jun
lice toward the people of l‘urtu ltico
by giving the ample and familiar
J
citizens in, our own territories and our
animations toward the p lie of lla-
tvail hr perfecting the p Islam for
but in the Philippines we avast it" fl"
Ila-r We Innat- hold steadilv in view
their ultimate, liniependoaoo. and we
must move toward the tithe of that
run be cleared and the Mandamus
Ibonahifnily and permanently laid.
zit-tins antler the authority micro-d
mlrrndy accorded the puoplo of the la
*iarals a majority in both boom of
their ‘lmutlntiv‘e' body by emulating- ,
are-blatant «of loan nation rcitisom‘ a;
proof of their capacity functional and
their sense of responsibility in the os-
ancoossgct this votes will be sons to
to follow. :
litep by also we should extend and
perfect the system of calf government
lnthalaiando. musicians and
modifyloa insures super-Ions dildo-bl
neutral-moses and Oslo Nieves: that
we should morn and more not under
the control of the subroutines of the
archipelaao the man instruments
of their life. tholr local instrumenuill
tics of muons». their schools. all
. on mass m m cutouts
allies and so by counsel slid W
set up a government which all the
world will see to bo suitable to a use
pie wile-o nil’atrs are under their own
control.
At last. i hops and believe. more
twinning to min tho conddaneo’of the
Filipino peoples. By their mustard
experience. miller :tlisnaby' our own.‘
so shall lens-allow but to ma them
and new It trill ho audible and
Iii-sea W hat
on ones fllld (it’ll ‘Ofllfltwtm
inn ”when m m it. and
“with” not woods! ‘tIl'oI ll’woil llllor
gum it.
P808195!“ ill ALASKA.
‘ pines
; , that. the construction of railway! is I
4 , only‘thclbrst wobbly throstlnc la
‘ ‘hlk‘tlock’tboélock and opening the
‘ other matter. to which i shall take the
, your attention, for It is a policy which
part .of our general problem of con-
“not monopollsed upon any narrow idea
'of individlml weights as agnimt the
or Ibo country and Its people.
the boy totbo storehouse and throw»
door. How tli'o tempting resources of
tho country are to be exploited III on-
liberty of from time to limo calling
must be worked out by well consid
orod stages. not upon theory but upon.
lines of practical expediency It ‘Is
narration. We have a freer band in
working out the problem in Alaska
than ia’tbo states of the Union. and
yet‘tbo "principle and object are the
same wherever we touch it. We must
use the resources of the country. not
lock them up.
There need be no conflict or jealousy
as between state and federal authori-
ties. for than can be no essential dif-
IPIEBIDENT MAKEG KNOWN
HIB PHILIPPINE POLICY.
”an
incident Wilson's policy to-
ward tho Phillppino islands lo
mods clear in his moon-go. Ho
urges tho doveicpntont of tho
.Phlllppinoo. always kssplng in
view ultimate independence of
, the Islanders. While he does not
boliavo. they are ready for soil
novermnsnt today he boll-van
that ovontually they will bo. its
points out improvornont that has
"saintly: boon mods-oz. calling
attention to tho toot t t more
nstlvos have boon appointed on
tho Philippine commission than
' If“ tho also previously.
"mouofpnrpose between them. "i‘hc
resources in caution must he and.
but not destroyed or wasted: used. but
abiding Interests of communities. That
I‘ policy can be worked out by confer
once and concession which will release
‘tllese.rsoourcso«snd yet not leopard
or dissipate them I for one have no
doubt. and it can be done an lines of
flotation which need be no loin ac-
ceptable to the people and government
of the nation at large. whose heritage
these reoouvcm are. We must bend
our manuals to this and. A common
purpose ought to make agreement
easy
EMPLOYEH’S LlABILlTY ACT.
Urges Inflation” to Boleyn-rd Wort:-
’ Inca both on Land anti Sow-Joints
out Noodod Iconornhal Reforms.
Three or four matters of special in:
penance and significance i has that
you will permit theta mention in also;
lug.
Our bureau of noises sum to
equipped and empowered to rendeI
oven umroeii‘scmalgerrioe than it ren
dots Inna flowering the conditions of
value In and making the dimes mom.
economicnlly productive go Well as
more safe This is an all impel-mat
part of the nor: of conservation. and
the conservation of human life and en
ray has even nearer to our Interest
-Iour‘ material resources.
we await in more justice to the rail
way employees of the country to pro
ride for them a fair and effective em
player's liability act: and a law that
we can stand by in this matter will be
no loss to the advantage of those who
administer the “broads of the coun
try than to the advantage of than.-
Ivhom they employ. The experienci-
of a hinge number of the states shun
dantly mores {Ilia
We ought to devote ourselves » to
meeting presidnu’ demands of plain
Ijustlcosiiilo {Mn no curliutiy no to. the
accomplishment of political and eco-
nomic reforms. Social Justice coon-s
‘drst. "Law Is the machinery for its
realization and is vital only» as It as
presses and embodies It.
om international congress for tho dis
cussion of all questions that meet safe
ty at sea tom-w sitting in London In
the, suggestion of our own government
So soon "the conclusions of that con
gross can be loomed and conducted
as ought to address «II-selves. among
other minus. to the prompt alleviation
of the very unsafosnniust and burden
some conditions. which new surround
the employment of sailors and render
it estrusoiy difficult to obtain the
seniors of spirited and competent men
such as every ship needs if it is to all
safety handled and brought to port. .
flow 1 not entire. the very coal
pissvarorl have experienced in coop
mating with this congress and sharing
to which it has devoted itself so unre-
servedly nation the past seven months
of “complaints: consultation noon
tho basilica of Inflation? Surely."
to! arson and mussel port of my
Merton Modules! the Union" to
saunas any admiration for tho dill
ooovo. to“ wow and the fail
comprehension of public duty which
has already boon how by both
its occlusion“ tropical It my am
' linoleum no bombastic intrusion
~ bulbs picture if i nor with
than the preservation from wash! of M
will“! .thsAshorsof common service ’
l
With the clvtlIu-d world so lonely
seeking a spseiilc forbu an 'fh'ouh e. the
number ole recoveries brought about
asset lick man’s“ ditcrntlvo.
‘1 Modern“ :‘fiwuon:
idea. is atlractln
For fifteen years vimam s Altai-alive has
been used and th reports of recoveries
In uion supposed hopeless canes indicate.
‘thut tie medicine is doing a vast
amount of ad [lentil is.
:“33 not, iCt-yser. W Ya.
I was taken Idol: in No
.livvltli. had cold!
The doctor t on pronouac
i grew stead
"‘(iontlomoil:
emlilor.
tllssy apt-Ila.
my case as Malaria ll‘eter.
lly boron. ilad two consultations held
over me. and the verdict was that the
later had affected my lungs and that my
case was hopeless: only gave me two
moullul Io Ilia. My tholrlau had trod
most all kinds of troll stool and none to
nio any good. so he naiml my husband l!
liu nhIlecIteIl to him trylnu a proprietary
nicdit no do I henna on our Alteration.
I Ivslm In bell fIqu Nmem wr 80 1908. till-
til Feta . 909. and was thought
dying i-t'\i'l‘li| times Today .l um health-
lérfl and “stronger than ever.
Mill-l. H K. BRILEY.
”:50in abiimiiatrd; male on venue-st.)
man 's Alterativo has baenp pfoven by
many vcarc' test to he most t ilcacious
for sI-iI-re Throat and Lung Alterations.
llronuhilia Bronchial Asthma. Stubborn
l‘nids and in upbuildiue tbr
(‘ontninn no narcotics. poisons or habit-
forniinu drag» Ask for booklet tellins
of memories and n‘iort to kmou
laboratory i’hiladclphla.u Par. for vi-
denco. li'or solo by all leading um
and Clifford Pharmacy and Still-
sou-F'owell Corporation.
”.m—
iRON WORK FiEADY FOR THE
RAILROAD'S ELECTRIFICA-
'I‘ION.
All iron work necessary for proper
log the New IHaven's main line for
electrification has arrived at Wilson's
Point, South Nor-walk, and: is being
arranged for use. Today all news.
sary foundations between lube west
boundary of New Haven and the “tin
will soon he done up to Middleton
avenue bridge.
Today workmen will drive spiles
for foundations in Cedar Hill Yards,
where the nature of the ground inept
to wander the concrete work difficult
of handling“ Sunday the concrete
train Went out and not In two founda-
tions at an expense. for train alone.
of $100. Weather conditions and traf-
ilc combined to make difficulties.
Two gangs of iron workers are in‘
stalling the supports for electrification
One is in the West cut in New Haven
and another on the viaduct east of
Bridgeport station. Linemeu are
stringing wires over the big draw-
bridges below Bridgeport and another
gang is nee:- Devon coating the wires
and. uprights with. red lead and paint
Work on the new storage houses
"underline” hill“ lsfioing on fast. The
pits formerly used for steam engines
will he used for oletrlcs." New Walls
and new role will :be erected.
-—“Hsd drool-unis or i
"earn No appetite and what i did eat
distressed me terribly. Burdock Blood
Butlers cured me. "—51. E Walker. Sun
any. Ohio.
CUNKEY SAYS
an confirm you can get Winter
éosoll st higi‘ cell. Hens
.‘tvili midyvéo when put them in condition:
with Cookers Laying, Tonic. Use
just a sprinkle in the mash feed once
a. day. Try it. If your tools don't look
better. not better. do better in every
satisfactory in every way. 25c. 50::
$1.00 sizes. In pails, $1.60 and 83.00.
Very economical to use. And it brings
the more
KROUP is the other big Winter Prob-
lem. Be Thankful that Conkey has
settled that for you with Conifey Roup
Remedy. known all over the world.
Selle everywhere on plain guarantee
you money back if treatment is not
satisfactory in 'eovry way. 26c. 90c
and 31.00 sires. Have It. on hand for
use at the first signs of choosing.
coughing or moving. Put it in the
drinking water. lot the fowls take
their own medicine.
You know the Cooker
Mine. Your Money
M .
M if Any Conkey Rem , “I"
ody over Volts You. Have , "1,,
w
you had your copy of Con- .
boy’s Poultry (Book? Ask your dealer
W.
Charles Um
"I WMHINGTO'N STREET.
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Iuponaiondont Egan. of
seniors of weights and mountain
been appointed by the commit;
of the several counties and“
reported to him:
East Hartford.
William J. Reel. Canaan.
don countymPercy H Morgan, Mil
ti
ninshsm, Bridgeport
county~—Arthur W. Mutation. Mil
Tolland county—«Eugene 0. Who
Union.
Johnson,
county—G. Ernst Hubbard,
town.
theatre here another group of . ‘
noes men have formed a. company ‘
the promotion of a second theatre~
bridge" are in place and the workr'
'Iaonrinn for ’
for this his all pale 50c hand-book , ..
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Cirouvonondale.~
Hearing a. the project for“
eat strength.
.their horse-protec— .
They are thelcsders. ' (I
for a 5A Horse Blanket
when you buy.
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52 froth Main Street
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Smith Norwalk.
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