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OTHER HUSBAND. station men is known to have live" --—— iicltl riilt “WY“ “r“ in Ummt‘t‘lk‘uh ~— «—
.—..- brot-ccilinu for .wveral weeks with the New Haven Doctors in Conflict Wlth about 511"” ”WI” armed “’i‘h ”“5 ' l \i lt‘\\ \ ' ll \ l‘ t‘I .
l'enuen Man Lived Twelve Years l'r“*‘““'“'i”” "1 “mm” demands on the Federal Law. mile. W Hm this quantity of am- \tlltttil |i‘t~ It~ ll: iilmHl'H'lli hill l ‘l 9
WM‘ Woman Before Learning 1otheremtmn railroads during the past .\'l;‘\\' HAVEN, Feb 'i'.—~lt has bun inuiiltion will provide 1,000 round! ' H I; ”1‘7““!:‘Il]‘{l"‘:;”m;\. lece
She Wed Twat 1..“ till)". mp New Haven employer known for some days that the va per man in addition to this supply, I (All; “ml 4‘“ '1 thin" I” 1”le ——-—
‘I‘tilfillilev in”, 7 “Hm“. I, billitiu- lllt‘ tinn- is ripe for them to llttveii Medical Socie'ty intends to ap- tin-re hate been ordered from the “”1“.” (luék tiittli‘imp' . I, —
,A mm, m SW SW”) (.Umm “NW ilt‘l 1"“ point a committee to investigate the (iitVt-riliilt‘lii arsenals about 100,000 The other “hail” ”I“! 1 bath l D
.‘ . ‘ ' 'l'neir demands are to be made inticr chaigcs made against certain phyoi- rounds additional The annual al- ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ '[ \
«tam tnriiit-ei ot the lit-i'nltn .‘ ' . . ' _. . i . . . ‘ mi , 0i lllt‘\ can [luv :1 iititt‘. .
('iditb for having supplied victims of lowantt oi Mf‘tltt ammunition per - Inner et AND
lituti‘it‘ Light t'oinpany foiiiieil)
. tiloyo- of the l‘opt- \l.tlltililt'l'll‘lllL’.
t Illipiuly of Hartford. secured an an-
oilinent of lll> tnariiage to the
‘ . itlou” whom he “turned iii 1900,
h Int'tla), iii the Superior Hunt at
' tl.l'etot\ii (ill the .L‘ltlllllll that the
t atmti ll.ttl :t Ii‘ti>haiitl ,‘llll ll\lll,‘_ in;
ll“i}l\itill.‘i I
tr 'l‘litiiiias told an intertutiiii:
- wt to the court of his ii::ii'i'iai.'v to
t .. tiotnaii \tho llt‘ believed for over
t‘l\(‘ )t‘ltl.\ \tlh his lttwt‘til \viie lie
- id that lit' tii~t Ni“:
I
l lf‘lit‘llt‘, N. Y . at the home of a _\l:.~.*
iuet llt‘l lll
thin and will be settled independently
of any other railroad organization.
The station men all over the New Hit
mu ~‘)’t~lt'lil claim that their hours are
i~'ltlt‘l'lll_\' longer than those of the
electrical workers. car—
nnion t‘llil)l0_\‘t‘s and
far from stitistao
('Uli
Illilt'ltllllrlh‘.
men and other
the compensation
itii‘y.
.\i the office of llll‘ New Haven road
no information regarding demands
from the station men has been T€(‘Pl\"
ed although it was not denied that
such tit-tiiitnds may he made.
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the drop habit with narcotics under: man in hum of peace is 150 rounds.
cover of medical treatment. One oi‘ so that the present supply would last
the members of the. association ex- tor nearly .i year under ordinary cir-
prcasetl the opinion that the charges‘ cuiustniice» Of course. in time of
hate been greatly exaggerated. and war, thia amount would be used up
that in his opinion the government in a hl‘ltiii time on the firing line.
had no right to regulate the doctors‘. In addition to the 300,000 rounds of.
picsci‘iptlons. ‘St‘i‘Ylt't'LillllllUnlllon.‘ht‘ magazine car- ill I)“ Il'ttl \\'l1L‘ii l (ltiii'l llflVt'l
"As I understand the Federal law.". Flt'.‘ fl MIPDIF of 33.000 rounds 0f am to :"m ”I“ \t‘lltnil n” mu”.
said [his doctor. “a pilygicifln is .1..tnuni’tion for the Krag-Jorgensen rifle, L 'i
lowed to prescribe as large a dose of “'“h “‘l‘it‘“ ”I“ Governor's F001 Guard “I
This rifle was formerly ‘
it‘aclici's' got lll_\' goat!
lf l am late or stay intii} tlltl‘L‘:
sets my empty cliaii'. ‘
l’or cvcrvoiic. l gut-<5. but inc the
world ix bright and fair:
hit l have got a foremost .scat.‘
and that has made lllt' sorc;
\lllilllt'l' Ito) i~ setting “here
like to have my scat. ,
Right \tIUJI‘t' behind the littlc‘
girl i think is mighty Sivcct. ,
.\llll he can whisper if lic hid-«1'
a drug as he thinks necessary, but i" “”11"”
the consumer can take only so many ”Iv “‘1'th 0’ ”1" regular army, b0-
grains of certain drugs Thus there, for" tit" new Springfield model was
,5 a discrepancy 1...". which calls for adopted About 65,000 rounds of the
Sentinel Coupons
investigation and adjustment. The Mtt'llllt‘ll cmtrd ammunition are kept
ittiittinlstrulloli of this law. howewr, in th. magazine. This ammunition is
is in the hands of the couiiuissioncr "'l‘ W" I” "M‘- “"d l" 0‘ a reduced
of internal revenue, and be frequently consequently much “‘35
liliil‘l‘pl‘t’is the law iii such a manner I'm‘t'll‘“ ”"m the regular ““1“
M. \Ylnlllllllt‘i'. tilioiii lit- lllt‘“ l
at that
”llllrbdlltl.“ ('lit'hlt‘l'
. "‘t' STATE LAW CAUSES EXTRA
WORK AMONG SCHOOL
TEACHERS.
"The duties of citizenship. iitcludiiti;
l‘tli lllllt' \\.l\ lll llllilll'HllHl.
"t ‘Itiii‘:t\ hat
charge. and
L just died oi lillt‘llllitlilifl Tim “”5
- WNW!) 3‘. It'll”, :Iiitl ~i\ \\t'(‘l\~' the knowledge of the form of nation
”I”. "It “Huh 1!. .\Ir ’i‘l.oiila» inar , Ml. state and local government. shall-that restrictions are imposed which ”WW“
I all the union Muriat. llt' int-(i be taught in the public school its a are not legal. Althonult 'ltt‘ humbt'i' Oi men armed
t ‘l_\ pleit~iiniit with “01‘ for l\\§-l\.z regular branch of study to pupils “In my judgment, the physician “"l' 1"“ “MM 3‘1"”; m:::fll:":°'(::
e c
>lll45lll l)t‘ permitted to prescribe its Hit-t“ "I'm”‘li'. 10
lariic doses of it drug Rb the occasion l' i... provided with the Springfield
l “m inclined to believe the i'ltlt the magazine has, just now, 100;
abote the fourth grade. 'l‘lic provis-
of this session shrill apply to.
i ””5 until liei llllt'lt‘ came from l‘--ittt
u ltaiiiit to \isit lit‘l‘, ions
——-———~——--————-.'_ t'lusm-s in iinuradvd schools corres~ tit-iiiantls .
C 1 GEO. RICHMOND IS SUSPEND. lililitlllip to llll‘ grades designated present discussion is 'much ado abotit “"" “tum“. 0f til-stttlmttigigtittn‘tiond lln
ED BUT is DEFIANT, Therein Normal schools and tenth nothing.‘ and that most of the iltlii “Milt «mil flltuéihitlrlt' ,tt1 orterc . i:
'illl.Al).itll.l‘lllA. 1.3.” 7.1mm") t-rs‘ training schools shall cite in. about phy:iciait.s‘ secretly thlllli.’ tltiig ~tllllllltiil to o‘ (or: not noncomm.
~lttilt'tl otilct-rs. tlu .\.ttion.il .uard
fiends is mere hearsay."
When asked what the
.uructions in said subjects and con-
t-ei'nintz the methods of teaching that who t.iri_\ nihifuk. tlit organization
with them are the cavalry.
i iziclziudcr of the diocese of Penn
ltaiiia of the Protestant Episcopal
iiiililltlt- ol'
. .‘tllll >llt' can't liclp but licar.
hit it llt' dot-s l'l kctcli him and
ill lllilht‘ his llust‘ a Sillt‘firl
\ tt-at‘ltct' can do what Hlic Max
in tlic St‘lltbl hours, I know.
:\n(l \vlicii shc tells titc \\'ll(‘l't‘ to1
wt tltrtt'< where l have to fJO.‘
hit tlicrc i\ sonic thiiiqc \llt‘i
‘ can't bots, and if that kill.
. gets gay
‘\\'licii lic stark oil- to \t‘lltltil ttc\t‘
«lay lit-'ll tiit-ct illi‘ (Ill lllt'
\\ zti'l
(“THE SOUL OF HAPPINESS”)
The Blue Bird
IS SOMETHING NEW IN DINNER WARE
The lucky Bluebird (“The Soul of Happiness") is the dedgu 0t
\Vlii \lltitlltl \llL' hate iiiit lllt' ”l‘
tlici'r" llm'x \llt‘ think l :iiii
. ’llli‘t‘lt today formally stispt-nlttl the
’w (tho. (‘halniers llichinoiid. rector"
. .lohn's _l‘:pl."t'(llllil clinrtn. Ill-Iii
ministry ioi' one year
lir. tltichiiiozid has no intention of
truiitlt-iini: charge of the church.
i~t June the Rev. ll. .\1. ti. lliift' was
- iitointetl as minister in charge. but
- “its lml‘it‘tl out of the church \tllt‘il
. undertoolt to conduct services. it
i.iidei.~tond that the dim-csuu :tuth
r-‘i‘ plan to install Itlr. Huff
iii inter in charge, litit definite ar-
t.il,.'t<llit*Il‘> have not yet been nitttif‘.I
then “1' was informed Saturday"
' .tr. tlull’ might undertake to ”m,
on Sunday, lir. ltlclt»
."iltl said he (lid not propose to per-
.\ii‘. Hui‘t‘ to take charge. and that
‘1. himself could preach both in the
i‘twi‘Hlllk and evening. Then lit" laugh
_t«? heartily and said: ‘
"i'oor t.\lr. lluft‘. So he's coming
back. Well. you know what happen-
last .lllllt'. if he wants to come to
. e clittrcli. let him come. but he won't
You can say positively that i
shall preach, and the only way they
(utild prevent me from preaching.
t onlti be to have it guard of soldiers
t St
”" lib"
”I v? st‘i't'ii'czz
‘ii'
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breach.
z'tfimied tlu-re to shoot me dawn
Arid tltey's have to shoot me down.
. to."
hate in the afternoon a statement
\ '15 iss‘ued on behalf of' Bishop Rhine;
t -llthL‘. which said that Mr. Huh’
I mild not go to St. John's on Sundayl
STATION EMPLOYES TO MAKE DE-
MANDS FOR EIGHT HOUR
DAY.
A report was heard in railroad cir-
cles today that demands will be pre‘
:eiitetl to the officials of the New Ha~
ten road by the Brotherhood of Rail—
road Station ElliplO)‘PS for an eight
hour day and four cents more an hour
for all overtime work. The report is
to the effect that the demands will be,
made the early part of this week.
Inter grand rabbi Of Lille, diPd in a wishes to try Vino] can do so
‘ l
‘tlic late Starr
Nitlllt‘
"This act shall llikt‘ writ-ct January
I, litlt; "
Sui-h the general :tsscitibly
approved May lK. lltlfi. is giving-a
scori- school teachers here It
\tholt- lot of extra work these days
and causing them to hunt high and
information concerning this
The teachers are iiavinil
act of
it \\
lo\\ i'ot
new study.
Ilivii' hands full with the new study.
D'ANBURY MAN LEAVES $30,000
FOR SCHOLARSHIP AT YALE.
liAXlll‘RY. Feb? -ll_v the terms of
the will of Philip Nichols ltliss. who
died here recently a ftiiid oi Silofltto is
cstiibli-zbed for a permanent scholar-
ship at Sheffield Scientific School,
Yale University. The foundation was
provided iii a bequest of $14,000 by
Hoyt Nchols of Dall~
bury. whose estate Mr. Bliss inherit-
ed in trust. Mr. Bliss provided in his
will for an additional SULOOO. The
scholarship is to be for natives of Dan-
bury or residents of that city and the
holders are to be decided by compe-
titive examinations.
t,
u. A. EATON~ RESIGNS.
R EV.
1To Spend Time in Helping to Shape
“New Ameribanism."
NEW YORK, Feb. 7.—-’Tlie Rev.
Charles A. Eaton resigned yesterday
as pastor of the Madison Avenue
Baptist church here, to participate as
he explained to his congregation, “in
the shaping of the new Americanism
——«tlie new era of Christianity, Wyn
must inevitably follow the European
war."
Dr. Eaton, one of the most widely
known clergymen of his denomina-
tion, is an advocate of preparedneh,
and said he plans to write and nec-
ture on the subject throughout the
country. .
M .
FORMER GRAND RABBI OF LILLE
DEAD.
PARIS,'lFeb. 7.—-Emilc Calien. for’
hospital here Yesterday as the result.
of injuries sustained by being run
down by a taxicab. lRabbl Cohen was
Wyeth-rs ‘otd. ' »-i ‘ '
the medical society is regarding lllt'
matter. the physician said that there
was as yet no tlcilnitc St‘lilillit-iil on
either side. Many of the lllt‘lllllt‘i‘F.
llt‘ declared, preferred to wash their
ll'tlltla of llll‘ utt'uir. regarding it at
at little importance.
—.-—_._—_._..
AMMUNITION 0N HAND.
-('rt~ti.~'t‘(l shortly when the new Yale \l'ill have fit‘c
State of Connccllcut Provided With
Enough for Some Fighting.
That the State of Connecticut has
a good supply of service ammunition
1.x shown by illl examination of the
cotitunia‘ of the magazine at the Stato‘
arsenal iii the Hartford armory. De-
spite the fact that additional stores
are early expected. there is enough
actually on hand to keep the. forces‘
of the State going for it consider-
able time on a peace footing.
.-\t present the magazine contains
approximately 300,000 rounds of am-
I
OVERWORKED MINISTER.
Tells How Vinol Restored Strength
and Vitality.
I South .\'orw:ilk people will realize
,that we could not publish such letters
tits the following if they were not, gen-
‘tiiuc and truthful statements of facts.
The Rev. Mr. Hughes. Holly spring<.‘
Ark, says; »- t
"i am a Methodist minister. and nut-t
i‘ered from broken-down nerves. loss;
of appetite and sleeplessness. l wast
weak. my circulation was very pooh}
and i was not able to do my duty in‘ _
my parish as I felt lrshould. i had‘
tried various remedies but did not
seem to get any better. Through Mn;
lGatlin, of Beardeu. Ark, I learned of
Wool, and it built me up. i regained:
my appetite. can sleep better and dol
more work." !
There is no secret about Vinol. it,
derives its power to build up the over-‘1:
worker]. brokendown, nervous smtem,
from the medicinal extractives of
fresh cod livers without 'oil com‘binedf
,witli tonic iron and beef peptone. .
Anyone in South Norwalk who
, with;
the lindet'stlndlnx that we will return‘
their money if they are not satisfied. ‘
For sale by Frank H. Baxter, drugg
gist, South Norman: :
. ‘ {v ,,
minipio-d hm];
l ~tipiio~c my laxt tcaclici‘ toltl
llt'l' of thc tiiiic~ \\t‘ had.
a \iitl st) .slit‘ Sittcli tiit' Ul) in front
where I can't liai'iliv stir.
.tt prewitt tht- :trscnnl curries only Knit sht- iuq st-tc am] ltltllx~ :it'
‘."_'i ltllllltl< of schrnpiicl for the three» - tiit'_ mp] I look Inn-i iii 11”;
inch ticld artillery pieces it is 93- And l lust ltct slic'll \ itch m
pt-cted tinti supply will he litréiily in- close that :it the mouth! t‘lltl l
for tltiurtiiiciit
and then l will want to tllt'I
. l’or all the [(ltl\ will l;lll"ll :it lilt'.
. :iiwl c'rtll iti,- Sitsic llriclit.
\nt‘ 1 viii have 'lmiit cvcrv ltitl
ill iht' litill \l‘lltutl to light?
aitillcry and signal corps, and the
~upply of ammunition on hand is more
than enough to 1110?! any immediate
llt‘t‘d
batteries are further advanced in or-
iiziiilzation.
WILLIAM T. MITCHELL EXPIRES.
l‘OR'l' ll‘llllON. Mich, Feb. 7. ~V\'ll
lliilll T. Mitchell. United States con-
sul to Quebec during the administra-
tion of President ('lcveland. died at 3
his home here yesterday. He was Slit lwflm‘ ho had 21'9““ "f‘ ”l “H‘
years Old. Mr. Mitchell for many‘ “"0” h" “‘1" ”"1 ‘1 l‘d'
years .“'“-‘ judge of the circuit court; at how he usctl to sct iii school
here and is said to have been the old-' ham"! ”13 mothci ‘ (1‘3”-
eiu MBFOlllt' past master in the Unitedi "\nd he used to stick “1%.,“ h”
and put Hutu lll her hair:
u.\l_\ inthci‘ likcx to «ct and it‘ll ()i.
all the things he did
That’s All
this Dinner Set, made by one of the foremost American potters. Tho .
highest point reached in harmony of color, chaste design, and at '
the same time, the latest thing in the prevailing mode, it will prove _
to be the greatest ever~a Bluebird in blue and turquoise with thr '
soft red or nature on the breast. while the edge or each piece is fill.
islied in deep blue lines and tracing. To see it laid out complete wit ‘
bring an ejaculation of wonder from every woman who views it.
Displayed at Gehebe’s I
:5 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK. -'
Ge
(if: ebe’s‘
.n..-.-_n~--n.-..-.-a..
States.
ll wonder what lic would have K‘ - ’
“.Smga'm. m, ”my R. him..- if he on bad 1.. he 25 Washington St.. South Norwalk
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earth shocks. distant about 43000; l“ nocc all (ltal' ”1:131!"th 2:11:12" r .. .
miles from Vt‘ashington. were record- How “1“] she know l‘lovc “T q ) ‘
ed on the seismogmpli at Georgetown if l ("in not I)“ where t '( , 1’ .1
““12”“: afisgz‘rnmzeggfiiggp Z: T can stick Plus in her sometimes: t’ . . A
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