' nip ,4 338upr0metiourt
l groin the Supreme Court
modulation: -'l’hc Supreme . ‘ ‘
noeotluut sustained the
"Superior Court of Con-
W was hgainut the insure: ‘
cusp involves the
to I
all
' :8
3 cut and the question to
bother this law is In dl- 3
r 'ul'uetlt nonrigid bu-
thé state to to t
,ut corpoino
3 prbportyoubjeot to any
tattoo 3w oh the
point, for theorisin-
no... mouth
film to o few dnyu in re.
its submarine boat. The
cost down by the deci—
House «More. not to it»
ropriotlou for submarine
micro in fact. he rather
thin ' In form: of his boot in:
“liable thin the Holland bout
u leotnd at the prurient time.
Hills been tried. while the
has not The Navy Depart-
3, blunt the Holland boat at
’ in. tavor or having com-
indiooted by
i otliceru atlitlonod in
who voiced the sentiments
pnrtment. when he sold
As the friends of both
tho llioliand system
each pussesaes a boat
beyond the experimental
0110010 think that everybody
ouEht to be ready for their
[0018. There can be no better
_ air worth than to
boots
trying to bring
lied on title son-3
3 hard it. got
_ report a genial-n bill ihnt‘ will be nails?
.1 Qumnant 3
or Edwards. one of the bout 3
3 no
legntlunid not cull upon tho:
mmittce on pub
buildings and an, min. on it was ten
tent
id no henrlngo; but" in world
0‘ bill in phone up on to
factory. 3 3Waterbury delugntiou
cwcut away carpi-min; themselves ‘us’
satisfied With t e astute bl nitulrn in
Washington, up feeling ccrtnin that‘
their building will be included In the
bill to be reported to the House.
it‘ll RAL DELIVERY A'i‘ NORTH
FRANKLIN 3
The Post Office Department has no
celved u‘ favorable mum on the new
rurol delivery mute to be established
in North Franklin. New London coun-‘
ty The sorvlco will go into ottect In
a oouple 0! months. 3
NEW PENSION COMMISSIONER
,Connecticut soldiers ought to be.
pieusedmith the selection of Eugenio F.: ‘
Wore an comminlsoner of pensions. for
M33 is a Connwtlcut man. He was born
in Hartford. in 1841. but removed ear»
lg: to3 town. Since the warm has llv~
ed in Kansas
It may be some little time balore ht:
taken his place. as it In understood here
Commlsisoner Evnna will serve until
some other suitable pluce
found tor him.
VISITORS m mum—m...
Ex-Congreaumnn Robert .I. Vance. oi $
New Britain. in In the city for a couple
or days on his way to Ashorillo N ,0
Mr Vance usually goes down earlier
.1 in the season, but no a delegate to the
constitutional oonventlon he felt coma
pelletl‘ to stay in the state as long as
possible. . Mr. and Mrs Pierce N
Watch. of New Haven. are guests at
the Arlington They are on their wow.
3' Shut):
mil who (ammoniu- ‘
HECKEE HOMESTEAD SOLD.
M
The ”“343”??? Flinn Bosldeneo Bill“
That is nbnu‘ ‘ ~h
tun! amount or money which was
can be '
‘ed its-{might look too much libemn jut--
nt-
3 of alderman on tho public ‘
~ Thur-pony“ ltornoou and by stander.
’3 said um nm were o u at the 0nd.
3 It was in this why: 33
Mr. Phelun was on the other side of
‘ the street Seeing the Mayor ho bowed
bud smiled Mayor Muivlhiil'cailod to
Mr Phulnn acronu tho street and Said
3 to him:
. “I dont wont ion to talk to run on
’ the street or unywhurc clue._ I don‘ t
,ll‘nuw you at all” ‘ '
"i can assure ion Mr. Mayor, l with
not bowing to Dennis Mulviblll I Who
bowing to the Chief Magistrate of this
s city. I bowed out of. respect for on 0!
: ilco‘whlch bun Imp graced by worthy
.muu in the past and will again be
ground by good men in tho tuturo’
,sniu Mr; Pboian -
Thou Mayor Mulvllllll grew voile
maul. Ho waved his arms about. He
uwung his umbrella until bun of the
A ribs was broken. “I have no one: to:
rob." «be « bald.
l3
col blackgnord. I’m a bigger than than
you ever thought of being. The high-
toned irioh ——-\3—-—-——-. '01:). I‘ve got
.no one for" em ”
Mr Pholnn is a brother of John .I
3 I’heluu. former secretary of Stain, and
of Columbus.
GHOST TRAIN ON SHORE LINE.
Pmident Hall Gonlimio Report of
' Tron-lo oi'Juno 15.3
President Hull
‘3 noon continual! , h old
that the Air Line limit
= train will be put on the so...» Line dl
‘viuion about June 15.1‘he reboot: for
lino report
the mnnnmmont cannot. and seats-on
thin train over the Air Lino
W118. pounce on the demand. as the number
oi ours are limited boonuse. oi the hon-
3 v‘y grades and ourvos on the Air Line
.. This is a vindication oi the persistent
roport of the f‘Stovo, ammo ties" along
Stros it; meet the demands of whorl 33
(it or last out to
‘ ‘ltork purl illuau
“Your brother John is‘ ' ‘
a political pauper and you urn n‘pnll‘tl ‘
* former supremo knight of the Knights»
3 apartments in Foundry street Stain
to yesterday often
live hour: it
lunchtime is paid to be thorium that.
Mrs. Jose
3 l NorwalE has ‘
been autorm
mother Mrs. ,D.
root.
Mlsa Bertha
to Center ooh .‘
Fundii‘l' at her II
.o Four Gobi?
b visiting relatives .'
‘ 3 3.1; returuod home you .
u luncheon and theatre party
is Rebuilln. "Mrs Stewart 0
THEF sr‘mu‘ron. ‘
Hip Grove to be surroundod by a Stilt.
able Fence. 3
tonne of granite posits, with chain, 3
to be; placed in 010 old cemetery
In south Salem. about tho plot whore
m: the returning or the Rev Solomon
Mtind Ho won the first minister to
the Presbyterian church of that place.
The church but. ostobllnhed and he
who ordained its pilslfli‘. May 20 1752
Preparations ulo iwing mode to male
brain the one humircu and liltluth an:
ul’rersary on the. mo. lilth and 20th
03! part mouth A more tlxtondod no
little Including the program will be
p“ mod inter 3
3 ho sanction of this. church would be
pleaded if their Could obtain tho
Mumps of any deoooltt at the Rev.
Stephen Saunders. n former pastor of
tho uhurdh. They would like to have
u 10pm tu'tlve of his family at. the
nlversary celebration Any
(too may be uddrousod to
.l A. Wobatcr
W
BERTHA AND JOHN REUNITED.
John O'Connor and his girl wile,
Bertha Pueblo 0 Connor. who loft him
Sunday because of alleged neglect.
and returned to but [others home In
Chili-lepton. have been reconciled
and are living together am in the
tutti. from which Mru O'Connor lied
any. O’Connor went to Boston
, 0 saw his young wile
and harlothér; ii litter a long Inter
Vitifél‘ in the course of which he prom
be more attentive and to keep
' ,3 re. the couple
arriving there
ocloclt Wednesday even-
‘ ‘3'thc happiest. people in
Slalom \ rs. O'Connor sold. 3"i am
Milli? hilt-in, use lbnow John loves me
also he would not have more to Boston
to see too: and I know he: is happy. He
is n dlituroui. man today from what he
promised me that I shall
3 tor complaint. in the
n
,3 old notion. honouring
Into ingrolundlafiy all
3, them when, they ore iii-at otter-ado
be purchased at very low prices, when many is needed for u... developuieph. '3
3 first oliorod at “If! in
is more 3-ponvehient, cheniper- uud‘botler than Soap
at any, price. It ”softens hard Water, lessens labor
and injures nothing 3 “
. our
By people; ‘who urn 3 ' 3th m
i no public. because. then tho stock cull
Later on. 'when the company begins to pay dividends this
in: perhaps tool: 26 cents. jumpsuit) live or too do us:
Georgia/the Empire State of tho South
In no at the beginning 0! one of these go 3
or sections have experienced in the past. ‘ ' ‘ '
Those who have kept close watch are aware of the grout success that
many or the new gold mines oi‘Ge-orgin are meeting wl
Shrewd People from all sections of the country, and even from Europe,
are now buyin those stocks while they are being altered a3t these low
pricosnnhd on log them away tor the rise our allow a illilo‘ luau on. 3
III liens Mining 8: on company
is organitod under the lows of Gourgln and has one million uh es of
tho par value of one dollar lolly paid and non assessable, and four hundred
thounnnd oi this in treasury stock, to be used solely for development purposes
We now alter to the Public one in: ndred thousand shaver: of this century
stock. at the low price of 25 cents per share (par value 31 00) alter which
the price will be rallied to 50 cents it it should be found necessary to soil
any more of the thump.
. Thli Company now owns in too simple 63 horns a: u protnlsin a gold
property on is to be lonnd anywhere ‘o outed in Gwinnctt county. 8., and
known as the Owens property upon w hich there has been a huge amount of
development work done. Two separate shaitn have been sunk upon a vein.
and sumclont drifting dono to show up a large amount at ore the vein run
uingm from 2% to ll teen in width
gunmhlghns, tint) and our experts: say the ore will average
about $18y per bound that. on; have m ore than we can get out in own natural
lifetime At the lowest calculation n: are should be ten dollhrn per ton prolit
in mining and milling this ore.
Upoa this property We have now a ten s‘tainp mill. two Concentrators, one
40 h p boiler and engine. one 10 h '- portablo engine and boiler. one surety
hoist. blacksmith shop with full not of tools one are tot-usher many pinup?
dalmatian coo
mama
and a long lino of machinery and tools such as are to be found on a well V ' ‘
equipped mine, and a good millrhouse and other buildings. ‘
The main voin has been traced all the wuy across the property; running
fromN EtoEWHS:
Big Incomes Fioui Small Investments. ,
Thoupnndn at people are now recurring u in. living Income tram min-
Ing stocké that cost them originally only a few hundréds ot dollars and thou.
gangland“ have this some experience within the next row your: in the (loot
u in has.
3 Ill-arty every one who reads this is already aware of tho taut that Millions
of dollar-d worth of gold have been tab on from the surface of the Georgia
hills and now the sloop workings are re voaling tho source oi all this gold, as
all miners know It would.
Does It Paul to Own a Thousand Shares?
ties . 000 panoramas: md‘uxnnmk trbuld In
um: 1000 shores of the Colombot and
sure no in 3. 3
on phi: fi.500;100tlsbbr‘ep of tho Trondwell‘ would pay
number of that! Homtake would room 000 ‘
‘ no 30 5
and the bainnuoon us.
its (matched npo 3pr
he quurter ti
bsoription bin
l1 aggdlmgtmlm 1 man.
0 won r n
"11.3. Send {or antihiofi’iuf“ E096 3-.3
.. 72010319.!)
"intuit ollc'l
P
ion Wines and LI-
Madiolnal nub.
oi the loot thnt that
- Wit
gob
' . die only pure 809
l tiller to the room Tom profits
“ A- ? Fall tyvi-Ién 3 WNW";
at?
TORS IN FIRE INSURJNCE
A'ro rou insured (in a litrong
company that is “conflagratiorr
proof"? 3
Second - ' ‘ ‘
,3» is your policy correctly writ-
ten by an experienced agency?‘
The experience 01 a quarter or :
century is at your a nice
ucouu. anon.
Firs Insurance
aRailru-rlrlooo‘ '
nexus to be ubdut the only oomlnodlt)
. 3 bout Mind to quality.
rum areas ‘ ‘niun miles at min-o
ones on there urn-3:301! m0i'olisndtao.
You, are undoubtodly paying tor. tho
best quit lily, are you unit‘s: bin-o irOu
are ketfing it! Battier to know now
thin after too lira, Our flitoén real-0‘
“burlap“ on tho ”Moot hove mun
us to dothiuwoilu 3:.31‘ .3 . x «‘3
Taylor a. " Golden,
'l'eip‘phone Gall, 107—4.,
Norwalk Chronicler