1, See 4 “be-lover «- C117. town. boo; Sec. 11.11 shall be illegal rot- any
ouch. local improvement or civic as- property owner. tenant or other oer
involution, individual or band of in— son to interfere with any work of sur-
.dividuals shall appropriate and ex- voting, inspecting. draining or other-
WM through its 0&me 01” agents. wise treating such mash area
4tunda raked by taxation or by volun-
'tary subscriptions or contributions.
ml ““4 toward the elimination of definite
h M“ u .mosquito bleeding places and provld
W l" State? ed the said 'ilunds amount to at least
, half the cost of such work when prop-
erly done. as estimated by the said
1'
1 "l
C 3 N director, he may, when the work has
1 311703 SENT! CEL' been has to his satisfaction, order
3 {W plane find “ printed 0°" it completed in that particular cit).
1“ d bill whiCh will be placed before
”bivalent General Assembly. provid-
ill for State supervision of mosquito'
choke, fill or otherwise damage any
ditCh out under this act.
Sec 12. Violators of Sections 10 and
it of this act, shall be subject to a
line not to exceed one hundred dol-
shall bear the cost of repairing dam
ages or removing obstructions
which they are responsible; said re-
1town. borough or locality, or may let
conuar'ts for its completion. All In
tule plans and contracts must be .‘KD
We work It is the same mess proled by the said director before
um u passed the Home “d Senate‘nm, woxk begins in order to make
two years ago, With reduced “WMC'state aid available under this art.
Nation, but was vetoed 'by Governor,
Baldwin after the legislature adjourn-14 tier. 5. The said director shall have
ed. The bill it“ been modified‘ to 4 the right to drain or otherwise treat
meet the objections raised 1,4,, Goteru such marsh areas as he may deem
C giwylu, and it is hoped that it may necessary for the greatest public ben-
M m , efit. whether or not funds are raised
~ Th. ”neg-ed shorts of individuals locally for the purpose, but he shall
and communities. though a benefit, always give preference to localities
m m Wllolly satisfactory especially where funds have been so raised and
Cogninst the salt marsh mosquitoes. expended.
which migrate long distances. If Sec. 1;. Where new projects for the
11mm town 401- community acts and its abolition of mosquito breeding in
' neighbor 'do'ag not». little 11911313 is marsh land by draining, filling or
1‘0]! Systematic measures are need. 1othcr treatment are to he carried out
ed and they can best be carried out if and “their permission of the owners
ths't'of has not been obtained. be
controlled .by the state. 4
,1“. health WV and mmflm of fore awarding contracts the said di~
' ‘ ‘l‘i‘t'lul‘ shall appoint a hearing in the'
the people, which too often have been _
kept in the background should he the town. on)" borough or locallty; he
Irst consideration in all legislation. shall send by letter, and display upon
i If this country ('au make Panama a public Sign 9°“ 9" print “1 a news-
C.1..._eanltsry in order to promote business, paper c1rculated in me locality. 4a
ens-m should we not take similar meas- ' notice to property owners of the said
4,», tires at home to protect our own 1190- hearing; said notice to be Issued sev-14
“up“. _. on days prior to the date appointed:
:11 Experience in Greenwich last year for the said hearing The said dil'ect- ‘
shows that malaria (an be greatly rc Ior 01' his exe< utivc agent, deputy or"
wallucod by mosquito drainage work and assistant. shall show maps indicatiug‘
No.44“ New Jersey ‘ greatly enlarged the condition of the marsh land (on
M grand list has resulted on account 0,, corned and explain plans for draining1
'1 no. . .
4 alwfid property values where this or4other treatment, 41111d all property 4
. ‘0" has been done owners or others conternod. shall hau- 1
"Will you 111111111- publish this 11111,""" "‘1“ ‘° “We” and ““9 m"
ind send a copl' of your paper contain» ”N's m regard to the ”01“" I“
shall be the policy of said dircctml
to comply with the views of the
14ml: any editmial comments to the
mretit 4 whose address is lvcn be
' ’ ry, 3 property owners thus stated. so far as.,
in his judgment this can be done
without endangering the success of
the intended work. This section 01% ' m
this act does not apply to the main 1 Cyrus Miller, of the Soldiers Home.
1, . tennnce and care of ditches after-they Noreton was calling on friends in
141 ~ #:14ch ISDPR2XAKESZ?:GL°;3: have been cut. 101111, last week
' Any aggrieved land owner may 11P-
‘fl"‘" 0T1: BREEDING, MARSH AREAS pea! from the action of the said 111 1 Mrs 1.1mm Stevens
1,... 33:11]: {HE STATE OF CON- rectal by tllingwltll tllesaidd1rsctor:“"“'“l““ her hints from NorWuIIl
pol Ud b h 3and with the superior court of the ”'9 Wm “Fek_'_____‘
t'onacte ’t 999““ and H"us”‘county in which the land is located
in eproseutatlves in General As. Theron t.‘.Rockw1-ll 1111s hot-n con-
homily 4404444444qu within seven days after the sold hear- mm, m h“, mum. ,0, 11111 m” d,”
ling, 1! notice of IlK‘ll appeal. and b)" with .1 sen-re cold.
“Begum ’1.lt shall he the duty “Hm-eating ,0 the court the reasons'l _ . ______.__
" 4, e lag" of "‘5 ('bnncctlcut 9"“ for said appeal and. wherein he feels The New (“MW 6010le “W
.444 cultural Experinlertt Station at New aggrieved For the pulpose of this Nurwalks itt duck-pins hole. b‘l'iduy
ven'. either peasantry or through
act the judge may refuse a stay (“inlaid C" 3‘ 1131“”
‘19 91100111.th 094m" appointed by him. ’execution and the court may award% (mum... mm", 4,, Brooklyn 1,, m4.
:‘0 My 0"" "‘6 ”0““0“ of ”"5 not damages if it appears that the owner ' gm." 0; fur. 11ml Mrs. C
9° “9mm? or survey 0‘ ““949 '0 be has been wrong“, The aid-directorirlmlth of Richmond Hill.
“@3111an or surveyed all marsh
411s hereby authorized to defend him
W9 within ”‘9 State. in such ”my action in the courts and the neces-
f Giulio “Ch extent ‘5 he may deem ' sary expenses of such defense, as
C;C:hmfh°;;:nro:r:n 3‘49“ ~°f well as damages awarded may be
lcalth. paid out of the money appropriated by
this act. 4‘
Sec. 7. Where marsh areas llavoCC CCCndCCCCCu CCC \cw4 ”0mm“
: been drained wholly or partly 111 the,
be approved by the said dire('tor.
Sec. 13. The sum of one hundred
thousand dollars, or such portion
thereof as may be needed is hereby
appropriated for the period ending
‘ September 30th. 1917. for the purposes
set forth in this act, and the comp-
trollet- shall draw his order upon the
.treasurer 'lor any sum not exceeding
this amount on duly accredited vouch-
ers and a written statement from the
said director, that the work has been
done in a satisfactory manner.
Sec. 14. This act shall take effect
immediately upon its pashage. and
one~third of the some named appro
printiOn shall than her blue alailable
't'or the purposes of this act the' re-
mainder becoming available as need
ed after January 1st, 1916.
._.
’l'hoodme Huntley is Illllli ill .11 llia1
home on Railroad ttltllut.
Howard Hanpt of East 1111111110 is
suffering from stun-let fel'cr.
Mrs. George l‘. Wilsor of Baldwin
avenue is suffering from crysipt-Ius.
liculgc F.1-‘itzpulllt-k 1111s rented
lhc Scoficld house on liuilruati 1411911119.
.—.._.___._
_ Kiwi. M.
Very truly yours.
4.4 W. E. Britten, Secretary, 4
all, , Drawer 1, New Haven. Conn;
‘ Chas, W. Gaylond..Chairmsu.
flllill‘
has been 9111-
H"
4 ,..v1
9:4,“
4." 4
Mrs. Hose Armour
plug for the past week with Mrs. W.
l‘. Rutrtset' of West street.
MI. and Altai-1.1. Simon and chil-
dren spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs.
Contractor George 11.3mm.
1 be the duty of the selectmen of lheltract in the Huckleberry Hill.
town, or otllclal or omclals in charge,
0’ public “’0'“ in a “"3! 0’ borough wmlam Merritt. who hurt 111111111 111
‘0 maintain the dltChGS in “'0“an at his home on Rallroud avenue for
~0011dltion. and to keep them free from three weeks; is slightly impr.oved
debris, or any other obstructions. 111
Clsaid ditches become clicked or filled; Hugh Gilbert of Lakcilew avenue
and the town cit or boron h has ~luls r‘entcd 11 house on Harrison stl‘.cet
' y 8 “0,111“! will move into it about Feb. 1
»money for maintenance, the said 111 1
,rector may. on receiving a. written; Mrs 1. 41‘ Green of Norualk wus'
statement to that effect lrom said 'lho guest of he‘r father and lumber.
selectmen of town or official in charge1h-M-M0nr"9- 9‘ “"9 3" 0"“ “mm"
Motion or area so examined or sur
ltoyed, indicating upon said map those.
“idioms of the area where mosquitoes
W to such an extent as to be a
Wis cost of abolishing mosquito
greening Within each section or
4 sored: a copy or said map and mern
44,4 @Mdiun shall be sent to the health
”YWR of the town, city or borough.
1,1 . of public works of city or borough.
ill - r. 1
4 which a breeding places occur 'cause the 44,40,493 40 be cleaned the the [1. B. Sowing (irole members
other to ‘be sent to the state board ' 'wcre entertained by Mrs. George 0,.
Win; at Harttord and one placed' cost ‘0 be bold“ from the fund appro- 4Everett Church street Mont!!!) eve-
' rt
11 in the once of the director 011 9 “ed by ““3 a“ nine
,4..4. meanneoticut Agricultural Experi- ' Sec. 8. It shall be the duty of theé 4 4
W4 m sum,“ at New Hover] .seleCtmen of the tOWn. or the omelal, Mia's Susie \'..4 Osborn of thweenwich'
or officials in charge of public works" spent Saturdav with her sister. Mm
3300. 2 The “a“! director 9M" “We in cities and boroughs to maintain, or % nue
«FEM “mm“ other ”‘3“ his cause to be constructed and maintain-1
W “1‘” u 91’9““ 0f “'9 “3' 4.131] where deemed necessary 'by thel A Stamford merchant, who was in
on.» Slut 58 may employ to carry out said director suitable m9 gates, “‘94 town Saturday. gaVc indication of.
3.1111711111511111; of this act. such exe-' cost to be borne in part by the town lRockwell building on Railroad .v
9 959‘“ deputies, inspectors, city or Whorough and in part by the "CC e __
i-ie4'al 0'1 engineering “9‘99““ 93' property owners affected and the, Mary the young daughter of Mr.
. r 7‘19 newest?! and the salaries town. city or borough omciels shall and Mrs Robert (‘0) or Green avenue.
thud»; necessary expense} of the 831631131“ the authority and power to up 4has been confined to her home nflith
Mill-ills “891'" 999““99' inspectors: portion and assess benefits as 1t’or%mmm.‘e’3 -'
“her Wsmntfi. as We". as the 4other ”um imyement"_ . ‘ 4%
W): “was.” “t the said direct-C Sec 9. The said director of
Fred C Benger. who rented his
the house on South menus to' Robert ii:
.341" Money appropriated by this% Station at New Haven. or his ex -C°“ South avenue. '
PProvided that “‘9 total 99’0“!“ live agent. deputies, assistants or '
“Casi“!!! “I as Fred Klett has taken over the cus-
g . x esnnd 9x1) l “M W379” M have the right ‘0 s“"‘ltom tailoring business formerly con-C
ten per 06mm of the ID veg/.Jnmct, drain or otherwise treetldnnted by the late Charles S4chmldt4
,4B_ named .in this act, 41m M land Wthh 13 breeding or on South n1 enue.
. 3.4T'Tl1'e said director shall make suspected of breeding mosquitoes;and1
lotions necessary for the 4’sny person employed by said director,l
1 %on South avenue for one year to Ro~
" the "rk' may m1 or .C‘by “7 um WV“?! 8'- ”er“ bert Bradley, who will take posses-
4 4 ' soluble specifications and under this act to drain or otherwise41non in the early spring.
_ or when. and may execute treat. linen marsh area. shall have the ----_'-1.—'
the stats... contracts for right to enter upon any land for the s 4 «1» 44444 44
4 and within the apple purpose or carrying on this work. . 5"” “""C 8° ‘° mm 0’ , “‘9 93'
named in this act; may ii: sec. to it shhll hereaflor be llltag11142i,,'g‘gt,3 CC; 12%;“; ”can of “"39“”
in salaries tor his executive 4101- any steam or electric railway. or. 1-
District Deputy George 1311111411 and
Mrs. John D. Feat-halts will' 'Calt'e u
on 6r.- hmre January 1st,'ough or city. conCstruCtion work
hull year; he shall submit to the otherwise to close or obstruct the outs °“‘ Tuesday “WNW“ bexlnnins °“
erndjr a report of the work done let a! a mareh or to fill a portion «4'1:- Nb 2 “r me Bum" mm fund.
of." the money expended, durlnl a4 marsh in suclra manner as to form
previous year under this act. %mosuuit1o breeding areas.
. February 15 'is the datmselected by
the indies of the Altar Society of St.
provided in this act- or to iatempt,,
"lars for each offense, and in addition
'i‘or.
pairs and removal of obstruCtious to,
E. Adams spent tbs-week- -
and with her mother in b‘clleck‘s Cor- ’1
George T. '1
has been stop-1,
the
State. for the public benefit. it shall 1 sawmill man, is completing his 00“.]
C. E. Brinckerhom on Railroad a1e-%
and“ ““9 3‘3." shall be .paid °“‘C Connecticut Agricultufal ExperimentC BMW’- has leased ”‘9 Hall “”93" '
F. C. Booger ChasClensed his place
\-
or series of reading in Raymondfs Hall
lAlossiue' Church for a St. Valentine's!
'Day fete, id Raymond's Hall.
-—v—-—-——
Sixty members and friends of the
u%Pionsettla l‘lub were at the timeling W ml
held 111 Hampton lnn,Satu1'dav eve-4
only. it was "ladies' night.” =4 ,
l i :i 1
The eyes of the entire baseball
world—11nd who isn't a baseball fan?
——will be centered on Chicago this
week, when the Federal League‘s sult'
‘ to break the‘ Baseball Trust" will be
Mr and .\11s.\lilliam Ross 11:1ch
retained to their home in Al'flllngton
N. J.. after a. visit with Mr and Mrs
Henry Neumann. South fl\'(lC.ILle
m
The Dateless 81 Davenport l'.u has
isold to Joseph 111.. James M..
\‘clsou Silimnll hind on South \iain eral court The case opens “ch-due
CSUCHC“ “wa“ ”a". street. H" “k l day. All of the sixteen major league
was made by Maurice Davenport.
'club owners have been summoned
and all of them will probably be 011
band.
Secretary John B lieydlen
A nuillhcr of local young ladle-s1
have Rated the old Y. M. t'. gymna-
sium and’will hold a. gym. class
1 of the
urn-c a week. All.» Esther (‘omstoc‘h'
place was destroyed by tire. last waelr. 440,-, or on the m persons‘ who “of
—-———-——-— law, 1mg,- lust-t4,- half aielr or tired
FOR sumo AT sure serene. £9915 in am 9,, in ,, mm“ mm
ATO'RY. .wards of! dlseue; Foley Cathmle‘:
“HARTFORD Jan. 19.-Hu-bert M.%T‘mm CClCMn file system, keep m4
Runny, Jr.. of Watervllle, son of the stomach sweet, «liver active “‘4 the
assistant superintendent at the Call! bowels mm 44 f
to), is first on the list oi oligibles cer- 4 ' 1C=4
tilled by the Civil service compile-loo
for the position of guard at the State.::
Reformatory in Cheshire: "His per.
centags is 9B “110 Others in order are:
Mm‘jlfi CJ. Norman. Bridgeport, 95.12'
out v Modeen, 141111101, 12.98.101.111.
Kllpatrlclt, Bridgeport. 92:, Charles II
Klimt, 3.111111111311111, 891454; Unit! J.
Relh'lle. New Haven”, 88.61; 4h" G.
GorinsoCn. 'il'oreei‘vme. 1111. 51-; Joseph
lining“, Nev:- Brltatn. 85.78; F. H .fretght! train. locum-4514a no so Now
Smith. Collinsville, 85.22. - Hark but were put all at Shortcut.
,S’I'AMFORD. Jan. 19t—-’l'hroo Hm
1terday,the police claiming the lads ,
have confessed to having robbed moi
store in that city tut Frills:
north-Orly” John M sled 16..
Frank Helm sud
Funk Brown.“ 12. Mar 111". reb-'
l'Hartford.
Ceofvs- courses to soassnv 1"
f'ord bov- wm under ‘mfl We ”"1113 you used to be? Getting old? 11111111
“‘5‘" %nta'lte you feel old before year time i endless
“divisors" the kidneys. banish backs
hm;;lh.W§ “they W t an. 301d.by .n am“...
EstaoltlrltdC 1857
r
Sale of Wash Fabrics and Cations
and 1...... 1.1.1.1.... 1...... m .1. 11.... of all descriptions, while and colored, in
the basement this week.
SOIllt‘Wllal llt'avy
A
cotton for domestic purposes causes a reduction in prices.
in ordcr to make a lllorc satisfactory showing at. lll\’(’lll0r_\'
slot'lt 11f \\a.\ll the» goods and
. . , ._ . National League, left esterda atter- . . .
,1411411 ”3"?“ ”3,331.3 I‘m“) “”9an for the Windy :11” 44442844444441 tlnlc. lllc coming 1vcck will bca ' good 111111' 101' 1'1'111111111— 1‘
Julned the new (in . 4
---»--~ — 4Tener, ot‘ the National League, will ital shipping. My
,“%' :4" 44.04441111111144114141111 ‘, C: ”‘9’," have ‘0 “all at Harrisburg until 101' Eden Cloth Have born from 10 1o 15 cts.
o i‘ go .1 all re. ‘11 1'11) L, . 4 4
lan'kthood of Silvel'ltlitlc. started this day, “he“ the inaugural 0f the new . Ginghams a yard,
morning for Hort .\|1-11~rs, Fiel'ltlu.‘g““'““’r takes place. He expects 104 Percalcs
where they will remain until next , a1'1'11e ill ('hit:ago. however, ill time1 _
April. C for the hearing. Outing Flannel“ 8C -‘¢
M The officials of organized bull feel '
3”“3" BmCL' “'“" °""d'“C"" ” hm”. \‘cl‘V confident that they will “in the Remnants Of White GOOdS
-l " 1 sit in this town for lllll'l.\" _ _' , . .4 4 _ 4 4 ,
:1::1C:CC1C-:hts,CCaCtC11d who hats lIPk'll located buu' “’9 0184”“ 0" the Feder‘u Lea“ Vollcs, plant and striped Popllns
011 llulPSt sir-eel for the 111m 191114118 that baseball is a trust. and that Crepes 44444444 and 4444444444, Dimitics
ycnls. will move his shop to thin the FBderdl 14 League has been rte-41 D I 4
1Stcl'cns building, 11111 int. strained in any way from carryins' otted Mushns Crossbars 44 4
441m the sport is considered an import-‘1 Lengths tronl I yard to 3 and 43 l-Z yards. . Lllolt'c
TM 14.1414111111141494411111114441141414144413244441;1 “I“ point in the case, according to' bits for aprons. waists and children's clotllcs.
' C lf.‘ 0 l 1 “W C l: '
44114411114124?“ 44 4444444444444 4444444444 4444 d ”4,0,.4Secretary Heydler. and. according to 4
that the coming anniversary shall the SludSVllS. organized ball will be: Half-pr'ce
eclipse all previous 11111311. it will be able to refute this charge absolutely -
llild in Raymond-'1 ll=lll1"‘i‘h1 “lh' by simply citing the conditions stir-4
rounding the proposed sale of the? o e e . .
'l‘hl> fullfiwmls “Helm” 0‘ 1““ “"3‘ ' Chicago C(‘ubs to Charles Wecghmall, NOVCHICS "l S'lve’ and Silver-9'"
. _ .4 . it it I. l :1 *lcctt-d: 6.1 , 4 ' 4
44;.1114114431414‘131441; 44141442444ue441444t444444 '1‘. 44.4 of the rederal League. some necks. Card Cases on chains Lorgncttes
In h 1-11. CG rd 11191' Month. 919111101193“ 1 - _ - . -
4443:4114: 4,4 :44”: and (.4 s. ,,,.,,..d,,.,4 The officials of eranlled ball also C01n4 Purses on chains Lorgnette Chains
' 1Thc onto-11111 an". President. 6- 1"} " look upon the case or Curley Brown Vanity Cases Memo Tablets
"”9““ :'l",‘,‘”‘:‘:"§"::f ”Elm ‘ ' 4 against the Jockey Club as a preced-l Corkscrews Penal Cases '
'RWkweH; 111111441411144441444r4n. ' ‘ ent. in this case Brown. as part4 Mesh Ptlraes POCkct Match Boxes
'. 'Aupblllléfllet’FlE—lmiang 9’0““. owner; 0: dthe 1:44:40; 1: 13.1”};ng ‘Bag Tags on leather strapsSl'laving Sticks in boxes
. e a 1 . .
the head of the Hon-1080911 1'0““0091 was en y l b d Holders for rouge. powder and lipstlcks.
on the Smith Ridge Whether it 1., Club, the recognized governng o y
. v I I
4444 the Senate 044.4446 House. Joe has.“ the American 4turf. Brown. among, A Spl'mg fash'on book 47
0, his 05.0 on "1‘ bird to state at other things asked for the dissolution:
't‘his tirne Ho'ls an orator al t.C°f ”‘9 Jockey Club on "‘9 3'0““4‘1' ()ll ysc. It is a breathless race to kccp up with
'but 1111(0de 9 disciple 9' wood-C that lC was 099:!th a mo4nbpoly 1114 Fashion. How trim and neat haw been the llannw skirts
101' WWW WW‘J‘ ““1 “NW y “CC:"CCnggognfilet:estaClgzngCtCu-tcdenied (“9' but now they arc relegated to a vanislnnt;r past, Skins 1111
1”. ‘n ' - r a - -
rim 34.044444444444044: 11th CC home lnlunctlon. ruling that horse racing 14 going to be short and full. llicy arc gomg to rlpplc
00d, WI! “11M!" commerce. "0? I “900" gracefully about the ankles. Coats hrc going to be-atl4v
w a ll. gen i you: s ally M 11sz, hence could not be4at' way that is stylish. Thc overblousc is taken from 1111 ml
“'0 “ " ' ' t 11.1. , . ' . . . . .
ldltldflallszlfil‘dtyurin Mlddletown. whore :;Cf:nrbyth;h:o::C(5231;348:113:l'gc'C ficcrs lllllfronl and it? Chic and dashing 1vltl1 brattl and
he spent the but twenty-one years ' 4 button.‘.
The tannins arrived in town Sundnl in; as a sport was a public sinuso- '1 4 4 4
111101-11an The tunnel service was mm and into to be governed it ill Fashion Books with one patient. 20 cts.
lteltl at the home of his son. 2mm; M38031 we! under rlsld methods 0[ Duimrs to cts.
1:: 3411:1113" Ticmdizcmz'duau fill”: discipline to keep it free irom evil; ' l’aitcl'll Suction, main floor.
’mtmy years a member. of Harnuny 4 practices ' 4
Lodge No. 67.1'1‘. 111111 A. \l.. which 4 . Baseball officials and their attor-
Mll attend the funml “‘0 am“ 1 neys will maintain that baseball4
111-d, irritguietu; 2110. 4::ns'a4sfsm4lt4flél4zf 450m“ “a" w. some need of pub- :
Entitled for information about cat. lie amusement as horse racing and
Cllc lie was un muol‘ for many Cl is neither commerce nor a necessity
years. He is “aux-\lved by I a011,“). life. . l
George. and a daunhter. Mrs. ltodncl .__...,.,._z._....._r..—m-4 . '
W“ ..........._- ,__._ 3111111111 sans ossosus._ 444444 44444 4 w 4 444 4
C VISTA hid. Moriartyttbe battling omcc boy.4 ‘ W
~-~ rated 7,6. easily beat Frank Osborne; '4‘
f Aaron [bounced says fishing is rated 90 at (may; pool room. on Ce-’ ‘4 ,1,‘ ' ",41' my”
send at 1‘11“"! lAkO- our street; last night. by tho score of {4’14‘44‘
-—-—---‘ 75 lo 63. if any one ever had hard ,4 L
' Contractor Alfred \Vescott is decor-1. luck in . pool m“ person 1111134 —
sting the Barnes ”we l." lgwlaborow Osborne. He would break the balls
-—-—--— 1119 and only get three or four balls outC \ 444/444 444 44 ,4 3443 44
1 Mr and Mrs Alfred Wesson enter-4 of ,4 while Moriarty did not shoot his .0 17,1 1;! 1 l.
tslnod the Vista and Rldselleld Card‘ best game. he did about in more luck4 m (mg 41 flu 1.1.1.95 {1411143 1'3,qu DOC”:
Clubs. Friday evening MM!!! 0'0” 4h“ (”bong ' -
We!“ were ”I “‘9 Mfl‘ Daniel Tonight's game brlnuC 1038319? ”’0
Scott. of Ridflwd 3"- 9““ M“ 3‘" or the best players on the hill. Wil-
C ton 01"“ lira. Frederick w93‘w liam Benjamin will play Joseph Kneeli-
-Mrs,Avery.1M,rD- Arthur “molt. in. both men rated 110. %
1 Mrs. Ernest FinneY. Mrs. “downs. , . _ __--__, -
‘Mrs Andrus William“. W” NW” ucov salmon sour FEATUREB.C4
,Wescott Miss Sconeld Fred Wake-4 " Willie D0)4C'le could do no better with Wot. cold 60v brim rhaurmtiun. pneumatia. chflNflnlnn. coughs. 4
lman. James H Smith. Arthur W9“ ,th 'Wolle, of Cleveland, than even 2:144 4 :44? munch. mmu boots are better to buy than
C 'conC DC Scott and Geomo WWC “C ”we" in the main bout 0, the Glynn: Hub-Mark Wammlbber Boots on for fishermen the best foot
,wss morning when the “'8'“ «CC pic A- C- New York. '9“ night. The protection ever known For more tit-untidy 'ysata theyC' laws been the
gparted. all haiing had a moat plea!" quarrel between Young McCoy and 4 choice of the great majority ofmsn who work at the nets torsilving.
‘ ant time. ' 'Youns B’lnon really featured the card ' A‘leflmy Hull-Mark Rubber Footwear. Dealers who sell it sell
C McCoy whining in a way that had the tho best of wanting. 4 4
NORTH. 111/11.711011. mien annulus on ‘cham “I the °‘°"‘ scares sum ' SHOE co. ween. 11....
l '-—'— d in tag rounds. Battling Moullerty. beat4 4 1 . 4 4 , 4
CS E‘hfl‘s 3351148111 (lullg'd 9“ “Ce“ 5 gm dd! Ryan in the sem‘flnal bout' % ‘- ".1 '1151' C'.' dagctCPr,TC’l-‘Q l" Rth‘ ”915111921. 1)
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’1 ——-——-'- fiwmuowwas ALL IN HUL; MAP 1“. NARRlOR RUBBER BUCTS
C Wellington Green is “mung at the% NEW ORLEANS. La.. Jan. l9.—-Pat- M
Brown saw mill in New Canaan- .y McMahon. of indlanapolis. failed to UNDERT E SIR-ATFOBD s‘rmcxsn.
11 beginning or AK R ACND 1
The and 11111 11.11:. Church is haV-. “3W“! ‘9‘“ 23:2: 01111111 1,4” l”, ASSISTANT HURT s
1 ing a great revival as a. realtlt of the' tile twelfth roan 13mm: 04 Cleveland 4 4844.444“ Fever Epidemic. 34444444 0444
lbabazns of Ml" Wilbur, TM. 1' t3’91 n’ight 4"“: M24, declared the winnsrC Man Has Ribs Broken and Young; Wfi. ~81» cuss Discovered .
llflt in 0'0? eight 1'3““ 3'9"“ Cm 4w4 ed 4 ill in the tenth man Shoulder Broken in Auto STRANDED, Jan. 19 ——An epidem—
%choldl4. M man and- Ftank Lock-l McMahon c 11 m4” of The “8444 was “cm“! ’ 'k: of scarlet fever has broken out in
"'10!!! (1‘11“ prominent “‘1 3"” ““41 Ch“ it w“ not. w 4' round! Brock HARTFORD, Jan.19.——Jnmes A. “113 town. ab; cases having been 11'-
have united Wlth Ulle chute)! to 11"“ been to, We? y rl every Whitney, all undertaker; and his 818-4 ready-,1 ",vered, among them lri'illg‘
» h‘d‘ "‘9 .‘E"?“‘,‘“‘°, n Cm y 1.1st 1111‘» core Gannon. were sari. Rev. Kennedy. rector of Christ
LEWI-SBOR0.:C1r°“nd'1 ' 7 C 1ously injured on Burnside avsnm. 1 ‘ hurt-.11. who recently came
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C Eu! Hartford. this forenoon' when a to . from Hartford Five or
JamesH. Smith “CW“; fishing Md' 4—1405MAND F041? T1232? C3513; trolley our smashed into Mr. Whit- the men are traceable to a little
at Trinity lake . ‘ l 51°“ keen c "r 4 a aloud Mo,,_-,11ey'11 automobile. , {boy who attended a party given by
it K 44444411111111 aunfldnwotncn ”311:1: mortise; inc-2 m“ 0911110“ Was hurried to the, Mr Kennedy's little son. who is also
A large ”Cu“ 'CCCCC the 'CCCO 11 CC om 1’ use «one Hartford Hospital, where it was found. stricken. Health authorities state the. >
site had; stratum a, broken ghouldgn% situation is fairly well in hand, how
and a severe shock to her nervous. ever
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system. Mr. 4Whltney has one or more 4 4,
“'0an l‘leI and is badly cut and, —-HOW TO CU-BE1A LACRlPPE. »
bruised. He is at his home in East 60001! ‘ - '
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Lagrlpps-coughs demand" instant
treatment. 4 They show agserlous con-
dition of the system and are weak.
enln’g. Postmaster Collins, Barnegat.
N. ,J.. says: i took Foley’s Honey and
Tar Compound for a violent ‘lagrlppe
lcongh that. completely exhamted me.
than half a bottle stopped the
0911.331” Try 11.
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wh.’ Y9 It you need additional capital-
in your business. a Sentinel want
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