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m
3 rice
pdot‘the heading "Low-Cost Dish~
MWast Days.":Ma.rlon~'Harrls 2
3. 11de those A‘in ’ the Ladies'
one Journal:
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one ouptul- of fine oatmeal into one
quart and a half of boiling water and
stir and continue to boil until it is
thick Peel and core 10 large apples
upfiols of boiled potatoes, season with mix them with the oatmeal and add‘
t and pepper and add one unne- halts. cupl’ul ofsuaar- andlmlf acup-
poonful of butter; it cold potatoes
cakes. Fry in hot fat. Serve hot,
“50 may be added 1"“ a 1“} e” for a family luncheon
"W” or boiled dried beans in a
.‘flreproof dish; add a layer or
pound of salt codrish over night Wash
sinned tomatoes, :1 layer of tried it won it it ill: hot to ‘
i on cover w wa r 11
1101) onion and a sprinkling 01 which an onion has been boiled. Lot
88-“. pepper and dried herbs Repeat it. stand in this until the water is cold
ho layem until all the materials are 1er the fish thoroughly, than broil it
used. Cover the dish with the mashed on both sides turning it twice and
potatoes. brush over the tap with heat "‘3': Niki“ irlzdflakiié' Rub-1:18
yo 8 o wo 111 cm one a
egg, dot with small pieces of but paste, add one toaspoonfui of sugar,
or. and bake in a hot oven until the one tablespoanfnl of butter or drlpg
.. avenues are hot and the potatoes ping, one teaspoonful of made mustard,
.hicely browned ’ one teaspoonful of curry powder, one
teaspoonfui of suit one tablespoomui
Curried beahiwaash one quart of of mushroom ketchup and twa thirds
led beans and look them 02. or can»
pour over the fish
ully to remove 3" dm Souk them mound. Garnish with the whites of,
over night in plenty 0f "0m “at” the eggs out in rings. Serve with p0-
Drain them and put them in a. slew lat!) balls
pim‘ with 001d water enough to cover
them generously. Let them come to
oiling point in this water
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Spaghetti with bacon—Hirsch half at!
xuntlltender. Fry one chopped Onion. Thou drain and cool. Bring one pint
b “or 01' drippiflgs; 'add one cupfill 01' der; a pound of bacon into airfoil pier-
ate:- 01‘ stock, one teaspoonful Of as, then fry thorn for a few minutes.
dingy ponder, one teaspoonfui of cur- Now add the spaghetti, tour table-
ry ‘msto, hill! ll tonspooni‘u’l of salt spoonfuls of butter. and seasoning 01'
110W» to simmer for 10 minutes, then mar for 10 minutes.
add the drained beans 11nd mat-n very dinh. Serve at once.
'lilrh out 0n 41
F. H. JOHNSTON IS PLEASED
WlTH DIRECTORS’ MEETING
”.— W .0 W...“ ..
EX- lfllilB "Mill!
| SLATE“ FBBIIBGOME.
TAX BBLLEBTIBB
—-————-—
Auooiation to Expand Sum to Hire
Experienced insurance Organizer.
NEW HilfiTADN Jun. lip—President
, H Johnstdn. of the State Business
Men's Association. expressed himself
' yesterday as well pleased with the
spirit shown by tho directors at the
, insisting yesterday in Hartford. Among
the many important multcis discussed
were the mutual insurance plun and
the Savings vliank Law investigation.
‘ V'Tho‘ State Association voted to ex»
pén'd not more than $250 toward the
hiring of some experienced insurance
organizer who will form a mutual
company. made up or five or six of the
most important nunoriatlonu about the
' Styte. One dirootor suggested that U". 3,
3 vaijigs Bank and Trust (‘ompuny
Laws be investigated with it view to
securing the plumage of new laws to
2‘ protect the nmall s'aver against bank
solution and couscnuent loss to tho
!
mayor of New Haven,
agent ‘for Connbt‘ticut. was
mended to Sacretory of tho Treasury
McAdoo today by ()Olllllliilfiiilnili‘ of.ln-
ternai Revenue, with the appromi of
pooled to clinch the appointment of
Mr... Murlln over Charles Mitchell, also
of New llnvon. recommended for the
place by Congressman Kennedy.
. Under tho income tax law, tho. up-
pointinents are to be made outuide ol’
the civil aervicn requiremnnts and are
to be made by commissioner of in
tornnl lie-venue with the opproval of
the ncoretary of tho ireuaury.~ With
Commissioner (ls/born favorable to the
_suloction of Martin. it in believed lhn
fight ovor this pinco is ended.
1 Back offiomniissionc‘r Obliorn’n rev
vommundation thoro lulu mono to Sec
rotary Me Mind the cudoruomant of Mr.
Martin by four of the five momborn of
Hill (Tuliiiocticut dolagntion In the nth
lionni ll’uuna of lieurclloututivrs, nil (31o
rcpt Nir.’ Konnudy. and of National
. Committeomun Cummings. 3 That iii
no, income tax
recom-
llllll 3000 YEARS
Wow...”
[gun ' HOUSE TAKES THE
- T’Asr: cm or moon 011.;
Blade tho ouriiont days of medicine
lets have boon trying to tuko the
who out (if cantor oil ‘ ;
no menu has at fact been --dlaoov
'11) Spencer Kellogg & lions of
. who are among: tho lnrgeut
‘uoors and reilnoru of \ollotubit-
ii the world. '\ They have romovod
cantor oil taste, and smell, 0.
tying the oil and mailing it beltor
more effective. Nothing is added
nothing good taicon out of it.
3's Tasteless Castor Oil in
.‘ in in the true sense. lived and.
I o it ous'iiy, i'm2 all lbs miu
(fact is removed ,
how at all drug stores in 2rd.
Mr. McAdoo to trim his i”). K. to the
Holection.
Thorn worlo many roportu regarding
thl3 thrift 'giililg ylmlcrdny and this
morning. one of tho most intoroutinr
true that tho sciention bl-twocn \ir.
Morita and Mr Mitchell would depouli
upon the word of National Committee
Cummings. (in income tax nicotiilllu it
wall iniid, Commissioncr, Osborn 1.; in.
i‘lillifd to connull Unltod Hinton roam-
turu or; in cash thorn urn no democrat
lo senators from the biota. all ill the
onus in Connecticut. with the nutibnal
rommiltucmoh. ' Mr.
known to be favorable to Mr Martin.
only by Spencer Koliopg d.
0., lluilolo. N. Y., rellhers of
0.11:1,
, lion lift/chair in “phyla“. ,
3‘ 1. F
hot. Serve in a border or hot boiled! ' w Glimpses of Spring Styles.
Jnarrow cuff about. the wrist
fill of flour. Cool and form into meat!
of! a oupfui of vinegar. Mix well and
arranged in a,
WASHINGTON, l). 0.. Jan. lb.-—Tllr
appointment of Jan, H, Martin, former
implanted to be sufficiont to persuade“
(luuiiiiingo in
Another interesting,- report won that
Mr Mitchell .1119 kdunedy ‘cmididal's.j
who put out of ”IF, running because he
voted against the adoption of the in-
come that nmendmiiot to the toderal
countitutlon when it came up in. the
Connecticut legislature, of which he
was a member. Because of that. it is
said it who toured ho might not be. in 131111 efforts whatever.
iii/mutiny with the federal income tax.
awn" nun-2 11-2/4: n‘n «Nair/u aim nut-q 'tw’flr
:1 “\U “\‘\‘N“ .\‘l ‘
org are to be found as easily. as w
in the suit models The new loose
bloat-2.9 so large that the lower edge
body of the cost seem one is one of the:
re used three tablespooniuls Of 1““, sprinkled with sugar Theqe are nice newest features of tailored suits, nuynl
' the New York Herald Another detail
. 3 that. will mark the early spring and
Codflsh with potato Min~1303k °“°‘i southern models is the applied ban
on the skirt stitched to it on the up-
per edges only, and often having the:
some ripple along the lower edge that
'one sees in all the new cost suits:
while these encircle the skirt horizon-
tallv they also often take the same
line as tho lOwor edge of the coat. non-
orally one of the cutaway curves.
‘ The skirt itself remains
though some of the newest
have the lovver part from under
l
l
flounce down to the hem laid in flat. 3 few 0? the drousmnkere allow.
inocbanically laid plaita. Those pro-
buttoning is introduced.
Edna shaped buttons danglo from red
New suits for spring are of ratine,;cords from a double row of button-
Oatmeal and Apple wkeuwSprinkle linen and cotton duvotyn weave. Col‘ “‘95- The frock. Of course. lautennled of; a color noto, generally 11 tint
hito underneath luv.islbly
“\“\‘\.A inn 0.
1
,.
‘2‘
m.._ p...- -— ..
Cherry red '
There is a
touch of red on the collar.
This 1 rooms
simple” Times writer.
models idea.
and an occasional glimpse of
etc all about or simply gathered into
at a belt placed at an odd distance below
H.119 waist lino they have all the l.’-,l
ifectiveness of the last word from
it docs not take Paris fashions long lineup
Benn to transfer
and tomato pie—Mash two and out than: ““0 ““92" “9095' then begins at the waist,‘tnpers down to 11213118“ch ataliers to New York
themselves irOm theE
work'
The new coats of conical!
them
promenade. Whether falling in god i
l aria.
Reticules Mada of Striped Silk.
consistently carried out with
chintz of one pattern plentifully
laprinkled about the rdom, and the rest
¥ or the furnishings reduced to their
lballgy BlQBVe tllfll. makes sleeve nud‘flhflpe a 0 already to be loulid horci. lowest numbers Will. give you instant
may be caught on the nv cone in thcih a room all violets, roses, grornflow
ers, or buttercups“ as the case may be
Furnishings in the Ideal Home.
Bedrooms are always easily dispos-
uhite
woodwork for cnesrnnness and clean
is simple enough. Flowered
bo-
'alwuys dainty and inviting, charming to make a pleasing room. There is a
afresh at every angle.‘
It is the living rooms that. offer the . heavy reading table of mahogany, for.
linore difficult problems, says a New;
Work Sun writer.
{that will not only strike the. stranger the. Silver gray stain n
ins harmonious and lovely, but one that
will never cease to please you and‘
your family.
You brunt n roomi
Beauty does notvllc al-
New interest [has been given “lelwuys in plain 00191.5 or in one are“
reticulo, according to a
The shape is usually oblong, sortie
serve the niprow look obout the loot times round and is gathered “1‘0 at
even when walking. all they do
fly out in the some fashion as the nar- 1“ the middle.
not metal frame with an ornamental pinup
The handle is merely
rower accordion or machine lnld plnit~ a 10113: loop of the ribbon that comes
inns.
Dancing drassos ol‘ ilbm
lute often a cloud of fluffy ruffles. 'l‘llol
shirt on whilh they are sewn.
roversr of the old l2rlnoline. These
young or Hlvnder iiiini‘rS.
Little sulnmerlike morning dressos'
oi twa different cotton weaves have
adorable details One that ill cleverly
cut to preserve the mndish u.)ntour
Vrd uponge and n pluin linen
, on a slovenly
lfrom the middle of the. frame and not
mutatinlu from the sides
l -,
Many of the now baits oven in ion-
hou- thor. have that long l00p remind up
then pound 01' spaghetti into small places, over. is cut so that the silhouette re from the n1lddlo.nnd them are others
drain. Return them to the stewpan. put them into a saucepan of boiling mains up to date—«that is to any, wide with inchwlde grosgrnin ribbon slip-
QVQIT, V311 boilingputer, cook slowly salted water and cook for five minutes at the top and narrow at the hem, thv . pad through mom rihgs at the sides.
The leather handle does not went
a chopped apple and one grated chrv of stock to the boiling point, then add {look very effective in illehalll‘oom on well and tho round, silken cords take
, in two tablespoonl‘ulu of melted the spaghetti and cook until quill3 teir
appearance nl'ter it few
weeks. Therefore the ribbon. 513130
idea ill a good ono tor the economist
who owpsva it” whichfll‘fln good con-l
dition except for the ho die Less than
lwhitc. A vury attractive manner of , bar; into the new fashion,
NGW York shade carried throughout.
be most discouraging.
piece of furniture is good in itself their familiar rooms.
nlunys not“ that helps welds the whole into
unilormity; A
a real use is enough to start L-hintzea come in wonderful eclorlnga
While con-
19 a striped 511k a wry lino they are apt; to pull and moreover 1192- ed 1112
the, stripe in keeping WWI the flow“ that ccasitate such exteiisive weeding out cushions
land limited thought in selection as to English cousins their touch of. flow-i
Care that eal'h cred cratohiie or Chintz. so used
(and by good. one does not
mean expensive or massive)» and has
with.
mahogany,
woodwork other than white. finds llll
setting. The davenport
against it and facing the fire.
bummer and winter be occupied by
comfort. seekers. Tho chairs nil (201113
fortable. some of mahogany and Home
This 3518011 1118 now sistont and dignified. and safe enough. of grnv stained wicker, are brighten-
fi'fi’l‘flflfl.
ground of nails and woodwoik thnt’dacp ivory of the ceiling the fill”
will lend good furniture its best sol
ting and allow for a. play of color har-.
monies that complete the whole. At
your first glance into the living room,
you would find it dllllcult to any wile-i
thor the color scenic was my green
or silver green and dull blue. or old;
,gold and silvery gray, or whether just
gray and a touch of. coppury color here
and there.
all the palatal; woodsy colors of nature
At any rate it will have
so difficult to place with)
sympathetlcl
backed up!
will,
1
the cretonne cov slings and
We are borrowing from our
in
A kindred color
and
these crelonnes
a.
‘\-\.\-\‘\‘\‘v\“\‘\
silky sfllll‘ hang hctuoen the
room and the dining room.
of more formality cariies out n 'uimi—
. of
fi"
.‘yllB
graph of tho poi-sticre. llllil the wit
3toneu of the (‘hinrve rugs. These 131%;
are a beautiful pale fawn or clingy
igrny in some lights.
green, it tint of pole ornngo and «on-
Hldll‘llbie old blue 01 a pain, shad» in.
There is a dull
ihcir verv simply design
llull biiic-gioell Dorrie-res m hulvy
li ing‘
This room 3.’
welded together in such a. manner as larcol012_.=n:heme filth the blue mole
pronounced. This glws lili oiled or .,
t3 .1 . . . «
touch of substantiallty about the 22:3.” “we '3 We“ as grmtpr 121r
~->-m—. _.. M. «~——-—
LABOR MEN MAY ESTABLISH
,. BRICK PLANT. '
HOUSTON. Ten. Jun. '15.~-—Rc1‘1soval
the headquarters of the intermi—
tional Bricklaybrs',‘ Masons' and'l’lnéo
lerers’ Union from lndianapolis, and
like establishment of a brick 1111111: by
ibe union at El PascL’i‘exns. were
proposed in resolutions presumed at
iodav’s St‘SSlim ol‘ the oignniznli. m .9
21111111211 contention hole.
The lflt’lHO'ylll of the union's head-
quarters is understood to ho a retalia-
tory move in protest against incidents
of recent strikes in lndiullapolis. The
brick plant wan suggested as a int-ans
oi competing with plants nhirh 13.11-
Period furnishing. “hen well and are inexpensive and costly appearing pmt cheap labor from Mexico
i211 inpntheticulh done. is naturally do
at the same timc
have the unusual
ilolll lcsoluticns \Hl‘e lF‘il‘llPil lo
‘,lightful but unless rightly lncorpornt- trick of changing the entire appeal- lrmmniilves
lug many of the small home touches once of a room, aiid made into slip]
in. Can you fancy the mother of the
lmusehold doing her mending in 11
Louis XV. dinning room or tho rest
of the. family of glowing boys
girls in ‘their ease in a sitting room
oi? thexAdain style. no mutter hon
gwull hoppinted? ' l
l"rncticsbllitv comm first in. the
ideal liomancoines first and yet not
and half 11 oupful or "”1”?" 5“"“2 Al“ 93“ pepper and grated nutmeg 5“" ,ill wile 0f M Simplicity, is of n strip- a yard 0; (thumb: r bon does the to tho sacrifice oi‘ good taste or pleas-
both work of reuoratlng and bringing the lite
So it is planned to give in the
Iliving rooms, first a neutral bulk-
CAST’O Hi i A
For Infants and Children.
lilo Kill You Hm Always Bought
Bears the
Signatm of
2..
WILL ATTEND STATE GRANGE
(‘ouniy (‘ommlsulnnvr 11nd Mrs.
Simvon l’cnsa will be
this work.» to nttcnd the meeting of
the State lrunge. Commissioner
Penile will go us a
l’irl-onliold llill grunge.
lllllllll Mill
llllilill nun
TAKE SALTS TO FLUSH KIDNEYS
ANDLNEUTRALIZE iRRiTATlNG
‘ solos.
Kidney 11ml binddnr wvnlluosa result
from urir ill'id, says a timed unmbmy.
The kidneys illly thin cold from the
blood and pubs it on in the bladder.
whorl. it often romainu t irritate and
inilumo, causing a bumpy, avoiding
.ucnsulion. or setting up 1111 irritation
lit the nook oi the bladder, oblising
you to bank Nlltll' two or throo limos
during thu night, The nuiicrcr bl in com
stunt dread, llio'wntor pulled tome-
times with n moulding animation and l8
ivory promos; nitnin, thorn in difficulty
in voiding it,
Bladder wcalmaun, most folks call
it. burnout. they can‘t control
lion. While it let axti-cmcly‘ annoying
and admonition vary pnlnlul. this ill
rouily (11219 of the most simple ailments
to ovorroinu. (lot about {our dance; at
Jun Stills from ”your pharmacist and
tulle a lablrnpoonlul in a iiiilaii of? wa-
tor bolero broultfaut. continue this for
two or three dsyn. 'l‘hia will neutrw
lino the acids in tho urine no it no
longer is a source of irritation to the
bladder and urinary organs which then
3llél normally again.
Jail Suits in inexpensive. harmless.
and in mode from the acid of granola
sportsman juice, combined with lithiu,
and is hand by thousands of folks who
arc unbloét to urlnllry disorders toils
ad by uric lipid irritation.
in Hartford,
dolomite l'ronH
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urlnn- 2
' Thurudny.
.Firsi Dose wow; Bold Com-
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BREAKS l lillll iii
A FEW Hillil—rl’lPl
pound Believes all Grippe
Misery
-,.¢....-m
lhfll‘i ulny ulull‘t-d-llp!
Quit blowing and snuftllmzl A dose
of “Papa's (‘old Compound” tuken
awry two hours until three doses are
when will end grippe mlncry and,
lll'Oilk up a savory cold either in “ the
bond, chest, body or limbs. ‘
it promptly mums clogged-11p nos-
trill3 and air punsngos; ’stopn nasty
discharge or now. running: relieves
nick henduchc, dullnoua, i'everiahnens.
1301-9, throat, smearing. soreness and
s'lifnounr
“l’upc’n (I‘old Compound" is the
quickest, unrest relief known and
cant» only 25 ionic at drug. stores.
it act» without nauintnncr, tastes nice.
and (‘liUliilti no inconvenience. Don‘t
acrept n substitute, “
—. u... m. to... n... . “dam...”
rompa onloosponvsn HELD .
.1 in...-
John A. Jewell. Ailu Wiiuon. Brought
Back from Michigan by Four-l
Authoritlu. ‘
HARTFORD, Jun. lo.-23-2lol1n A. Jew-
oil. nliuu W. ii Wilson; fgrmerly of
Bridgeport. wall “muffled in Lansing.
lillchiitnn. Thursday. and was brought
to Hurtiord. Tuesday night. by Deputy
United Sutton Marshal Duncan D. by-
on. or moon. and consumer to Dbl)-
niy llnitrd Stilton Marshal Timothy
E llawley in thin city. Jewell is at
present confined ut the local polled
edition. and will be taken before Judge
Edwin 8. Thomas in the Federal court,
a
Jewell. and his tvifo, Addie .lmvaii,
m pulsed with litiillg the malls in
a scheme; to dairaud Tho govern-
Juli Quito
is uplopdld for kldn's'ys and caution no
a
Roi-é you have a pleasant, exertion during the winter. it loo
lsw.Atloustthut’11tualtindofopposl~ dent comm drink. which quickly government that there was no futon
-3 . lrelloves bladder troublo.
menus evidentu ill that the couple
placed udverllhomuutil in reward to
to the Wadi that no. doltrude
stun. a widow. with 11 child. would not
all housuhgeper in rotu for a homo
aimed by tile
ON CHARGE OF MAIL FRAUDS <
HICHESTERS PILLS
'l‘llli‘. ”UNION” BEAN"
.ntllrol Ask your Dru at“, (or /\b
4 til-c hot-icr'i lllnmnn lit-ind
I‘m» in "u! rml Hold it"! .l‘ic
hum. Ltfilc' with lilm ill: on.
D
a...
_ 9 Take no alkali-1v of 12m? ‘ '
B .1 bkifi‘i‘i‘élx'i’r‘i‘i' 3,31%;53 I
yizenis n -3\ mullet-i rnl cal M2 .1,~.i\rl sills
v S0l B BY BRUGfilSlS EVERYWHFRE
scheme was to get money for ex-
pcnsen. The woman ban a long string
of: aliases. She is supposed to be
somewhere in the vicinity of Boston
at present. The indictment against
the Jewell» was found by the l‘edcrnl
grand juiy some works ago.
BIG iNCREASE IN CAPITAL STOCK
HARTFORD. Jpnnnry if».———'l‘liorc
was filed in the office of the score
tory of male todny a. cortii‘icnto of
increase in capital stock of tho Econ-
omy Concrete Company of New Havoc
from 85,000 to 3100.000.
' ... .. ...._._.... wimmm,’ “mm...—
lll Elli ‘Zfilillllli” .
l8 lllllll lillllll
Bust tiv‘sr anti Bowel Cleanser
and Stomach Regulator Known
W...
(lot a locont boil.
Put unidcwjust oncswt'ho Solid.
Pills, Castor oil or l’ilriilstlvo W‘utora
which moraly force a muongowoy
through the bowels, but do not thor
oughly oiounso, freshen and purify
these drainage organs, and have no
on‘ort wliutovor upon tho liver and
titan/inch.
Keep your “insides" pure and fresh
ivith Cnacurots. which thoroughly
closure the stomach remove the thrill
gebtod sour food 11nd foul gallon, take
the excess bill! from the liver and
curry out of the syrtcin all the con
atlputed would mutter and poisons in
the bowels.
A (‘umltt‘et tonight will make you
fool grant by morning.'1‘hoy wark
while you aleapwnevor gripe, sickou.
and cm only 10 '1!an a boil from
your druggist. Millions of men rind
Women are ’u Guillemot how and than
(looted Tongue. indigestion, Sour
Stomach or Gonstlpstod Bottom. Cas-
carats; belong in every household.
lion at giving the lorries. but the
Children lust love to tulle lhpm.
and casement \\22,lndous they
l
and hover havoliosduohc. Bfllollsnaus 1 .
makes an austere atmospheie to life covers tlansiorm almost any dingy or
too gmishly colored chair into a
thing of beauty. Curiied out into lit-
tip over lurtulns Dutch ruffed ut till-
ale . quaint
and charming. We have chosen chlntz
ioi n rnro blend of gray. gray blur. dull
urecn \npd faint coppery ornnuo. it
has. an all-over pattern on. a dnrlc
ground and is beautiful in itself. All
of its colors are repeated about the
room-ln the gray ol' the woodwork.
tho gray groan of the walls and the
5....
—~Any skin itching is it. temper-test-
er. The more you scratch the worse
9 it hopes. Dunn's Ointment. curs piles.
[ el zoma—nny skin itching. At all drug
s.tures
._.,.,_...-. ..--
ALEEN’S
FO0T=EASE
The.-\nl€rc.'\tir§1r1\vilcr “1.11.1311 m‘o
i111? sixties—The Sllndlrd Rem-
any I0! “It [eel for it um:m r
" century. SUAKKHQSummlllIlS. Sn‘ul
everywhere. .‘fic. Sample l-‘R‘-‘.l‘.
1r
, , ~ __,
Trude-Blurb.
Address. {mm s. Olmsted. Lekov. N ‘y'.
The Man-who put the E E: a In F E E 'r.
m
NEW HAVEN To nacoomza ‘ g
BRAVERY or POLICEMEN,
Medals and Other Honors to Be Be-
stoweuor Co’rage in the For-
formance of Duty.
NEW HAVEX, Jan. 1:).""(‘(llll'ilgi.‘ in
periormnncc of duly “ill be l't‘('0g-
nized in morrilinn n pcrl'unrtory man-
ner in the New Haven Puller llcpurb
11111111. A roll of honor. honorable
mention uilll 11 medal and n (arilib
(311113 of rurmnmoldnlion will be iiwi
mediums thlough uliich inleiligant'
and brine 111 is will be rurounizrd The 2
plan that the [Millie unnmissionuiwl
ullopicd lnut night “as ioinlillsttul ill
tor llrtoctive E F. Lawlor bud been
uhot while arresting 11 llllill (burned
with murder. That man i)\ colncl-‘
deuce. was presented in court today to
stnnd trinl. . ii» is William Allen.
The new plan of nwnrds for olllrcr‘z-i 2
is patterned nftcr that .adopled intho
New York iiopnrtmont. (iiiicern who
lose their lives on nocount of some
not of personal bravery will ilnvo
their names placed on a tablet in lili‘
polico administration building. .‘l‘lio
modal will go to olliccrs that have
hnaardcd tin-lr livid-2. or Union in per-
formance of duty knowing the risk
they nrn. Tho rurlificnto will imglvcn
for inc-rilorlons ncln.
COLLECTOR WALSH SUED BV
AETNA GO FOR EXCESS PAY.
MENT.
iiAlt’l‘li‘illll‘l. .luii. lb.v3ml’npcru wort!
curved 'l’uoullny in it suit brought by
tho Aolnn hill- lnnurnncc t‘ompuny
uuuinul. .lmneil .l. Walsh or Mi'i‘ii‘i‘ll,
internni rcvcnnc rollcrtor, of Connor.»
ticut 11nd llbodc inland, for tho re-
covery of 1111 ulicgud excess payment
mndo on .Novoinbor 2i, lili2. it is
charged Unit the exodus pnyun-ni. with
intoroni, now amounts to a total of
$7,009.09.
The company in claiming in‘USii
payment of the spinal“ million: and
the inturaut tllorcm, covering; tho pc
riod from November, illil.’ which
amounts to :1 mini or $7,.iliiil0il The
alleged (‘xi’illili payment was on tho
lnoomn. 1111:. The demand for the
return of tho mnnoy which way mode
recently by the Aston 'lnaurunce Co,
was refused by Colloctor Walsh. .‘ow
the company intends taking the cube
into the federal court
Your vacant property i costing
moody every day. A Sent ns‘i won:
adv. will change your loss into a
.
Alonzo Johnson. 12121211112 of St.
'rd peopir of tho wily,
COLORED MiNlSTER DEAD.
liA-R’i‘i’illil), Jun. 15.3 The l :l’.
lionim‘s
i‘llnrrli and n bind-3r among: tho (whir—
(llod this nirru‘
ing, after 11 low hours‘ inill'SS, 21.29315
4;”) years. llr was a nuiivo ol‘ .lv'njwy
(.‘ily, bill had llvcd most of his iii» in
New l-invvn. lie (until-l to Hartford
eight yours ago 11111] was ordnlnwi at
St. Monica's by Bishop lirl-n'slvr 111
llulx.
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4
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WATERBURY MAN FROZEN To
DEATH ,
\\' \‘22l‘i liill‘ HY. Jim 17.. minim (“2112]-
will, .lld‘ii ~i\2\ was i‘rum-n to ill lib.
1|uli11-..r 11113 Mai it til i 11st 12.111113, ill-mil.
filo miles from this l-ilv_ iii»: bmly
wns found mdm in n shock on tho ,
p onilseu of lilo illlllli'i' bv uhmn ‘m
With oniplowd. ‘
Sentinel Want cuts. will introduce
sonic people to ouch othcr today nho
ought to have known each other“ years
111m.
Gilli! lilRlS' lib ll.
Blilll ill lllllll Hill
.‘ um-»m
~..
‘ Make it Thick, Wally. Stony. lull“
uriani bug. Remove. All
Dandruff
.mw
Your llllir Murmurs light. nary.
iilldy,_ubuudmli 11nd linoleum ml twil,
lustrous llml lwnulll‘lll nu . n young
girl’u nilrr n "ihunll-rlnu hnir clamp-3."
Just try thin illilhtull a «lolll wil‘; 21
litlli2 llaudcrinc null ru‘rolully limo it
through 3'Dlil“ililil‘ tubing our «11.11!
slrnpd at a limo. this will Mann-«31213
the hair of (lib-ll. dirt and «Marvin: 3 ii
and in innit a tow nicinoutu you than
lloubloll the bounty of your hair.
iirnldca beautifying iiw hulr at Hi we,
llumleriuu iiiS‘lilil'i‘S worry particle of
dandruff: i'll‘tlllni‘b. plii‘lllrs and hills»
oratua tin! scalp, torovrr Mapping fly-i].
ing 11nd billing llnir
lint what ulii plonur you most lull
be utter a fnw “unlit; nae whoa \n2y
ulll mutually see new hair-dine. rod
downy at dret~~yoréllllt wally new 2
min. growing all are!” the scalp. if
you mm for pretty,soft hair and his
of it, jysnrcly get it 2:? «out bottle . or
Knowliun‘e llaxldorlne from any drug» 2.,
profit. Try one and mo.
gist, or'loilct troubadour] lust try'lt. l
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