i
r... onion No Ham Spur
‘ ”flammfljs , Poland-ls a country which possesses»
‘ . .- . Ii; . ”i. . ‘ ‘*‘ a mhrhodiindlviduallty at its own. but
‘ . W g ‘ ‘ ‘ pronoun menstruation millions uni-l
‘varsli‘f away om thorium building, til»
though it uttorlyr rolls to express the
life-or the country. Peculiar interest;
therefore attaches to a house now her
ring built there from the dosignr of M.
'vii. Baillie rScott. tho “Studio (londoni
; Stomach, an crank.
Constipation
Get a iii-cont but now.
Are you keeping your liver. stomach
first. departure from the Renaissance“
tradition in Poland since the sixteenth
and bowls cloud, nine and fresh with century. it is built oriocai stone, that?
Cascarotswr merely forcing a pullvzflnd hand-maria bricks. tithes do arclr‘
.igo’way every i'ew days with units, cw : itecturai embellishments, and relies tor
that-tic pills, or castor oil? This iaflts effect on the qualities of color and
important. . itexturc to be obtained by the arrange.
‘Cuiicafets immediately cleanse moment of the materials or which iisl
stomach, remove the sour,'nndigasted walls are built. “8 plan encloses 6‘
nod fermenting food and foul gases; Ecentre court, and is adapted to the lev-
iohe the excess bile from tho liver and A 81% 0f the site-
carry out of the system the congfi.’ At the southeast corner oi? the build-
puted waste malt‘cr and poison in the insawhore the ground falls. the library;
bowels. ‘ is placed as a itwo'story room, np-l
N0 odds how sick, headachy' billous ' proached from the hall on the. level or'
and constipated you «feel, a ‘Cascarot the gallery, from which access is goin-
tonight will straighten you out by ed to the lower floor of the room by
morning. They work while you sleep. thes mull spiral staircase in the angle.
A iii—cent hm: from your druggigt will The hall ltsell', as the principal apart-
i~zoep your head clear, stomach sweet, “rent in tho honse.’has an open timber
and your liver and bowels regular for roof, :1 large recessed fireplace and
months. Don't forget the Childrenw stage. The dining room is contracted
their little insides need a senile *with the hull by an arched opening,
cleansing, too. and has also it recess with a fixed sent
:i'or use on occasions when the room
. :itseli' is not required. A small stair—
jcnsc in the dining room gives access
ito the study over it. a room which
(opens on to a. gallery overlooking the
Congressman Henry A. Burnhart, or hall. . On themorlhwest angle of the;
iimiiflsml‘. lndinnn, has introduced in building; the kitchen is pluceti, and mini
(330331-955 a bill for continuing the'room is carried up through the two
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CONGRESS AND THE CUMBER-
LAND ROAD.
. . . . . v
Cumberland road through the States stories With an open timber roof. 'lhe
.‘ of Ohio, lndiana, lllinois and Missou—
‘i
. roads, and appropriated the available1
. States of Maryland, Pennsylvnnia and
southwest angle of the building is oc-
cupied by a suite of bedrooms. with
Wh 1 ' . bathrooms, etc. .
the S 5'30? 11(1):; (3:321:58 2:322:92: The exterior walls are thick, the win-
guyernnlent gave its written pledge (lows small, and the walls‘nnd ceilings
talit one-twentieth of the net proceeds are “"18““ White inside. “31’9“?"
from the sale of all public lands sit there are no building bylaws to insist
untcd within the State would be a . on useless glass areas. which would
plied by Congress to the building or go fiil‘ to neutralize the protective of;
a national road from tide “.3th on the fort of the thick walls. The kind oi
Atlantic coast [0 and through the workmanship awnich such a house do:
Nitric of 0m“. “Similar contracts wero mantis is neccsasrily that of the. hand.
entered into by the Government with it “'1" ho a house built by ham“; in."
the States of iridium), Illinois and stead of machines. And this liaiitidfi‘
i‘wllssuurt upon their admission w the workmanship, combined with its sim-
i inimi. pie outlines. may perhaps give it soma-
Subscuuently, the Government sold thing of on air of being the nnturnl
ilie public, lands thus reserved llllti product of tho soil, which was the chiol
pledged to the purpose of charm oi’ the old honscs.
H.
building
mamas Pp the building 0,- a mm, QUESTION Poi: ALLOWANCE R '5
kmxui‘as tliorcnmberlandvroad in tho: HEARD. ,BY JUDGE CU T, -
M
- Virginia. only. a small ”a” of the Mrs. Emma ‘R. Baldwin Asks for Lari!
' ‘lndinnn nnd lilinois lire each no got Sin
ultimo «and with a. smile, replica:
money was spent in any of the “Public.
loud" Sixties, and none of it rouchodl
Missouri.
Congressnmn linrnhnitl's bill culls
for an appropriation of $5,000,004) for
continuing the construction and pro-
riding for tho maintenance of tho
i‘umborlnnd road in those States. Ohio,
er Alimony tor Care of Four Chil-
| Gran.
| Judge Howard .l‘. i'nrtin in the Cii‘il
Superior Court this morning iisioncu
to tho nrgui‘nents of counsel in the
case of liimmn it. if. Baldwin of Shel-
ton against Attorney. Alfred C. linid-
win oi‘ the snmo'plur‘c. Mrs. liuldwiti.
who secured a divorce. it short time
ago, \i'filliri morn mom-y each month
for the support of hrr four children.
Ailornoy Baldwin oppomi the appli-
rniion claiming that his income Would
not permit him to give morn money.
Allornuy A. A. Aiiug of New llu-I
mutiliiil and Misuourl $2,000.000. The
bill authorizes the President of tho
l'iiiioiii stairs to appoint threo nn-
iional highway connnissioncrs to halt:
'l'nll charge of tho , construction, ro»
pair's and innintounnco of tho road.
They RN" to serve thrco yours and re-
“WWW
says. as it probably constitutes thew P,
try ltwnppiy a little in the nontriimiifinou't lay awaits tonight struggimg
for tho Amerit‘nn
who 33,000 it your ouch for their nor
\i('l'ii. ,
Tho. rond follows tho ronto of tho
vcu, who represents Mr. linldwin. told ‘
iho court that his client wnntmi to do i
'ovoryihinn in his power for tho t‘oilr;
fort and trillion; of his t‘iiiitiron but.
+ ~ w an ill
inmnuyncnem With, Incision
Non, m Thu-Who anoint
FMWI Hoodlum moon—Nasty“
DIICHII‘OG MON. ' '
Try "Tilly‘s Cream Balm.” .
Get a snail bottle anyway. Just iii.
and instantly yourolossod nose and
stoppotiup air passages at the intuitv
will open; you will breathe freely”
dullnciia and headache disappoar. 'Br‘
morning! the «turn. ooldoindieadl or
cotarrhal sore throat will be gone.
End such misery now!
small bottle of "Elly's Cronin Balm" at
any drug store. This sweet, fragrant
l
BOSTON. Feb. 3.——~4Publicity and
other expenses of the New York, New
Haven and l'Harti’ord railroad were
again the subject at investigation by
tho public service commission Friday.
Henry B. Knowles of Gloucester, a
former representative, testiilcd that ho
received from the railroad payment.
for certain service while a member of
a legislative committee in the summer
of 1912 investigating transportation
problems in the Western part of the
state. it was this committee which
drew up the 30-081le “Western trolley
bill” to give certain street railroad
rights to the New Haven.
Mr. Knowles explained that for many
years before his election to the [mats-
lature he had been in the pay of the
New Haven, but that duringihe legis-
lative session he was not in its employ.
lie was paid for interviews and for in-
vestlgntions regarding train services.
Other work which he did was in the
nature of confidential service for Tim-
othy is}. Byrncs, former vice-president.
J, Otis Wardwell, a lawyer of Hutu
crhill, {or many years n member of the
republican state committee. told tut."
commission thut he had roceivcd $59,-
000 from the New Haven since he first
accepted a retainer in 1909. An oddi-
tionai $20,000 was still duo. him, now
said. "ills recent work who largely iiru
commotion with a proposal to electril'y.“
filo New Haven between Boston and
Providence. ‘lie added that plans ton
this end were well under 'wny‘ when:
the management or the road was«
’chunneii recently. The: whitest; said he
was a legislative ngent at“ thé'slato
house Tor mnny yearn], .
iloward ll. Rniph, Boston mnnngcr
Press association
said that articles on the Now ilflvcn
roud furnished by the railroud'n'pu'h-
ilrity dcpnrtmont were sent on'stere-
oiypc piston to 315 pullers in New ”03‘
land'iiy his company. without oxponsc
to the paper. The rnllroad company
paid the American Press association n
rcrluin llxcd mic our line- for handling
the iut'tttor. but Mr. Ralph was double
to tell the mini amount rctroivod by
his company from the New linvcn. The
article. hosnid, dcnlt with tho ul'tivb
tics 0'!"in mud und Mr. Mellon (Hill
with \‘nrlons projects of the oompnu)‘.
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CAST‘ORIA,
Get .thc .
., tho truth in ,ihe matter and which are
mull “tinnitus
Wm
. W . ,1.
halm‘diasofivgp yobs hpallfot the nos.
‘trila: parrot?“ ”and Haiti! this in-
flamed, swollen membrane which lines
the nose, head and throat: than the
air passages"; staph nasty .tliiicharzos
that! ,9. femurs of stunning howl!!!
reiiol' cornea immediately.
,tor‘hrenthpwith head singled; nostrils
closo‘tifihavlliingiandrebmwingj Catarrh .
or a (sold, with its running none, foul
mucous dropping intotho throat, and
row dryness is distressing, but trilly
needless. .
Put your faith-~iust oncewln "liily's
Cronin Balm” and your cold or catarrii
will surely disappear.
w . _ ,
Willi. WEEKS, iiiiiiliSED
'Deny Alleged Brutality 01 Greek: in
Balkan Wars.
Local Greeks are indignant at pom
phietsi which are alleged to have been
circulated throughout the country Homo
having reunited this city. SiVing no
counts of atrocities committed in the .
into Turkish and Balkan wars by the
Greek armies. Those pamphlets are
said to have been issued by various
organizations and societies which have
been formed in Bulgaria to: solicit
funds in the United States, for the pur-
pose (ii‘relieviug the rendering and
starving condition of the Bulgarian
people. '
The local Greeks say that in making
their ‘nppenl to the gezierOsity oi the,
American people, these pamphlets nt-'
tempt to shift the blame tor the mon-
strous atrocities committed during the
wnrs in tho ~lialkins, from the Bulgar-
ions to the Greek soldiers. Also that
sul'ii statements are unwarranted by
the facts, and have. a number of let
tern sent from the held of battle from
soldiers in the Greek army. who were
formerly residents of this and neigh-
boring cities which purport to givo
‘vory strong in denouncing inhumani-
l'h‘n by tho linlgarinn soldiers:
" 'l‘ho Allnniis. a national Grcek daily
pnpor. resents the imputations in these j
pamphlets, régarding any atrOCitles on '
int} purtol tho Greek soldiers and nskn
jufllil‘i; for his Greeks charged with
committing h" cit crimes. lira strong
editorial, ind". ‘titiiitis comments on the
situation in ljnlg'arin and 'whilo adj:
milling’ihut :ronditions thoroa‘re very
bad and a number or the inhabitants
in ‘dlrd uecdflpi tho sump time resontei
tho motimdo nudged to have been our»
sued by Bulgarian organizations-scoli-
ing llnnncial hid in this country.
According to this editorial the Bui-
gnrians, and not the Greeks, were the
onus guilty at perpetrating the Balkan
atrocities. and desire to shirt the blame
in order to obtain sympnthy in the
United match The editorial says thin
the atiompzto shii't tho plume has:
done great damage to the reputation
the (lrock nation hon enjoyed of con-
ducting campaigns without any unno-
culinary brutality and according to the
rules oi" wnri‘nre laid down by the load.
ing notions of Europe. l
The Atlantis considers that thoin
Notional (lid Trails road and is n pnri. .
of tho nyxium of 50000 milvs m. nn- ilini ho could not my tho amount. each,
iiuunl highways promised bv tho an‘monlh which won hushed for. Mrs.a
iiunnl Highways Association The iinltluin wuuiod 3100 n month and
l'niulmi'iniiti rond does not touch Mr. Attornoy R' “2‘ Uniform". WI“) retire-P
llnrnhnrt’s district but he recognizes hunted her. informed the. court (hill;
iiii Lincoln did. that "no imbli;- iiit I"! (“d not think "5 n month “'0“le
ill‘tl‘v't’llil'lii in no local no to he of no hp ‘0“ much for Attornuy Baldwin l”;
.mu-rnl lwnolit." 'l‘ho rebuilding and ”“5"
munilonnllzntion or thin rond will not ”0‘“ ultornnw "“‘d" strong “m“ i
only honoiii Ohio. intiiuiin. liiiinoiu inenin. ”W (’Vmiiiii‘i‘ i" “‘9 “W" unu
llllll Alisosuri, but it. will bu-nolit pvrry hoard " ("W ““3"“ “"0-
Whit: in tho Union.
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wi’lynpcpsin is American rnrue. lim- “'0 EHVERY “awfs :
litlt‘ii iiipod lliitorn ooiiunorn dynpopsln ‘ U .
ll. drlvon out tho impuri. . “PIER 3000 YEARS
“W ‘
“wry iitnr. 1
lion. lotion lhc MOMCSLM, notion»; por-
forl. digoution, novniui might and
upon health.
ELLiOTT HAS NO USE FOR PRI- QUFPALO HOUSE mum“ THE
VATE ““3 I more! our on (moon on.
llownrrl Hllinli. chairman of tho:
‘lil‘i‘li'ti oi’ iiw Now iinvou millionth [of
a hunt wot‘lu-r.
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Hilton the carillon onyx oi mndlrino
chomim have been trying to take the
Hi' lmm‘tliwl tho 3 o'clock Ml‘l‘i'ililiiiu' inrlo out of mum, on
Morons from ilonmu in Now Yum, .1le ”(PM h“ at “M boon discov-
‘AWill-m'lni' m‘i‘iliiw 3" ”W "”1“ ”micron by minnow Kellogg (it lion» oi
human. Mint i-mlon ncoumpnnlvti nlxtalo. who are among tho inmost
“Ill“. i‘W“ lii'll‘mi WW“ Nil ““i'm‘mrodnoom and runners oi velotaiiio
”I“! W: .oiln in the world. They hm: rental/oil
“which in ion filmed. Ml" i-illiott the whim oil their. sud well. too.
t'niliiiilwd hit: labor [or survival hours. didll’iiyinil tho oil and “up!“ it mum
until ,‘x‘ow London Wiiéi ronvilml. Tim: and more Pawn“. mugging in 3‘}de
ho had diniwr with with in tho m it, until!!!“ 800d mks!“ out of it.
waniardlnlug tar. Kellogg‘s Tihtnlemi Castor on in
Mm returning to tho who? intimation in the one sonic liven roll-l
homo friends and ol’fivhils miliwrod firm. ml“, it, easily. for till this hliii-'
around him nnd one of tilt-in no new” “mug my”, i
mnrkml:
“Howard, why don’t you mo your and our. aims. Ask for Kellog'n Tum
»:.:~imm our and attach n in tin! loss (Eastm- Oil by name. for there an
lrnin'.” Phenom propnriitions at cantor out
Mr, i-ziilou. throwqu back his mixed and flavored. which are not:
ili’fli‘y trams; and slimming his oow— Plants-loss and do not not as well. i
«with riioilidri'li. timed over his. The public irprolontod by the trader
mark, a green cantor leaf, bearing ihei
“Now. what do i wont with a pal signature, Kellogg’s,
mn- our? rm a working mm and; Made only by Spencer gunning A
. tins noawm every purpose and can Bans, inn, Bunnie. it. in. runners of
, mini; hospitality oi reclaim."
neutrals oils.
for Infants and Children.
.ilumphlots have besmirohed the honor;
30“! “W at till drug 1mm in 25o. "accident in which Mortar-old iicloui
‘ lilo Kiri in lino limp Birgit
Burs the
biennium oi .
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GIRL SUFFERS BROKEN LEG
WHEN HIT BY AUTOMOBILE.
Halon Grunwood injured By Car 0er-
on By Henry L. Lowiu Near Lyric
Theaior.
llilliiiiiiZi’Oit'i‘. Fob. 8.~~-«l‘i\'c-your~
old llclon tlroonwood of fill Fulton
niruui. wnn knocked down by up onto
inohiio owned nnd drivon ‘bi' iionry
1.. Lowiu. of tho ii. .i. Lowiu Oyster
(‘ompnny or Struiiord, noon nfti‘r 1::
o’clock youlcrtlny on him tried to
rronn tho ntroot in from o! tho Lyric
'liivninr.
lino monitor] it compound
lrnrturr of nor right lop: nod humor"
mm min nod allrnnimnt. Mwin drol‘c
iiix our on tho nlilownik in trtml oi lili'
iiinnlrr in tho short, to avoid tho at?-
oidont,
According to bynlnndcrn, the girl
run from tho uldownlk in from of the
(or, and bowls uworvmi his cor iron:
tho road to tho sidewalk in trying to
parts per. Tho loft oido oi the our:
rirnck the nirl's log and linorkad hm-
down, one was taluni to tho Bridiio
port Hospital in the ambulance.
ll. b. lawn; or ‘Strnti'ord was arreat:
ed yesterday ntlornoon on the charge
of inciting driving as o. result of tho
(itsonwood was injured yesterday:
morning. lie was released on “.000.
tuna. ’
ALL THAT'I L6H“.
Bill's. Goodwin (tending irampim
You poem to have a hood appetite. .
{Himmyillxflnwlih mum. dst‘o nnP
i hm lull in «condom kin right: nationalism hammocks”;
Ply call in: cm. . ‘ ‘ ‘
‘rorn throat, spooning, soreness and
or the Greek nation and asks ihntl
Greet-o rcculvo tho honor in this coun-‘
try that is duo her for the conduct Oi
hor soldiers on tho held of battle. The-
urtlvio contuinn u long list of state"
menu; from rcprosentatlvcs or other
nations who wore present. duringrlhe
wars. and they praise very highly tho
humanity of the (ironic army. in victory
as wall as in defeat. ‘
in closing the Atlantis any»: "Who
hoover undertaken to defend the bar-
buritlsn oi‘ liulxorln will ilnd himsoil‘
loco lo lace with such a mush oi hid~
nous tarts iiml ho mum. find his posl’
lion rithrr ridiculous or ctr-mime.“
m... “mm-w.“ ,.............
until no ill ‘ ,
Hill iiuismilii’s
First 0m oi Papa’s can Bom-
pauml Rollover all Grippli
Misery
Iiou‘l. stay stimuli-up:
Quit blowing and shuttling! A dose
of “Pope's Cold Compound" taken
every two hourn until timid donor orb
taken will and tripod misery and
break up a savero cold either in the
hood, chant, body or limbs.
it promptlr opens clogged-up now
trlls and air pounngss; pious nasty
disclmrgu or, none running: relieves
nick henclacltmduiinoss, feverishnoss.
minnow.
“Papa's Cold Emmanuel" is tho
quickest, surest roller known and
costs only» in cunts .nt drug storm.
it not; without nuisance, mm nice.
it
monolith mm Pi
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