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Melanoma Hotel Ilebk.
tenth Net-walk. Oahu. i 1".
local liens lions.
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The Iceman Directory ,wlii he found
on Page 7 telly. ‘ 1 1
WEATHER FORECAST.
l‘or Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night, Saturday partly cloudy. slightly
warmer. Snow hurries haVe been
uent in the Lake sgion during f a.
gust twenty-four hours, and rain has
alien on the west Gulf coast. Pleasant
weather has prevailed in other séc-
tions. The temperature is rising Ilow- .
iy In Western and Southern sections.
but Is nearly stationery in central and
eastern sections. Conditions favor for
this vicinity. pleasant weather, follow-
ed on Saturday by partly cloudy wea-
ther and probably flurrles of snow.
with rising. temperature. 1
OJ: B M., of South
Nour com the chief‘ I degree
this e 'ihg for C ckc'noe Tribe. i. 0.
R. M.. of Norwalk. After the work 1c-
111"". Charles M. Fitch is ill of scarlet
fever at her home in New York.
Richa d Lynch. who is employed at
Trowbr dge's paper box factory. is Ill.
—stiodtiii“rs lilo is. Joabioff
Mrs R. ll. Baker. of Trinity Place,
is mittens: nicely from her recent
iilneII.
- "—o‘xt" ham, 7 lbs. 25c. no.1. 11 Co.
The Pine Lodge Whist Club will
meet onday. with Mrs. ira Cole. of
Elmer st.
--i lb. prints of Butter, 22c. Schaub's
'+oat lieu, 7.111s, '25c. FDJJ. 1. Co.
' Mrs. Jessie B. Gerard. of Norwalk.
went to Cheshire, Conn. yesterday. to
deliver a lecture.
-P9WOI"”GAlTOihS! wears longer
Mrs. lrviug H. Reed. of Main street
spent Wednesdav in Danbury the
iguest of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Reed.
—Bhirt Waists, Kimonas. Flannel-
ette and Percale Wrappeni. are of spe
cial marked vfiiue, for the Benefit Sale
.Smlth I: Go.
Gus C. . Coblens. the wall-known
drummer from' thtflm'ore, Md. is' 'malt-
mg a- short. stay in South Norwalk.
—-Don't. forget the Hope Hose Social.
Friday.
freshments will be served and a gen-
eral‘ Nod tiliie indulged in by the in i
dlans.
-—Alia styles of De1'bys.
O'Brien
. it is said that the youn lady physl
cal culture Basketball Ayers who
racgceat the gymniisluiii’ of the
Soul Nortv'alk Y._M. ..C A.. 'I.r short
ly to play a game with the Wnthrop
basketball team of Norwalk. compos
ed of young men.
‘ Fewer Gallons; Wears Danger.
Josiah Grumman. of South Nor-
walk, and his son, Samuel Grum-l
man. of Darlen. were in to 11. Sat-
urday. Mr. and Mrs; N i' oc‘llwell
and Miss Alice Rockwell, are enjoying
spring vegetables and summer climate l
at Daytona. Fla. —Rldgefield Press.
—,MilltZCi-sckers. 8c lb. Joseloff.
Music Hall will e thoroughly heat-
ed next Monday h‘i lit. on the occasion
bf the annual masquerade ball of Uu- .
cas Tribe. improved Order of Red Men. [
i1 ires will be started in the heaters ear-
ly unday morning. and will be kept
{goi' g continuously until after the ball
11 over. .
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—-Pork Chops lie lb Hayes‘.
‘ Miss Anise Louise White win 'be'
the star attraction at a musical and
literary recital to be given Popassn
Council R. A. of Norwalk has invited
quite a large number 0 friends. The I
affair will be held at ca Men's Hall
in the Gazette building, next Tuesday
evening. ‘
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.
. A large party of members of Wash-
ington Lodge. 1.0. G..T...of Cran-
hury. will go to Bridgeport this even-
ing. and attend the district lodge meet-
ing. to be held with Pequonock Lodgen
st 268 Main strict. A tom-horse sleigh
load of members of Washington Lodge '
will accompany their three regular del- !
cgatcs. _ , i
, —TI1ns and Tohnggans.0'8riei1.
One Of the steam pipes in the Nor-
vlaiki‘Box Company’s Manufactory. in
North Main str t froze, up and then
egploded‘. yést “d .the bt'eam and mi-
ter damaging a large number of boxes
before it could be repaired. The em-
ployee 'of Plumber Horace R Nash
wane called in to make the necessary
rcp‘a .
l the hoailiig balsamic virtues of
the rway pins are concentrated in
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup. ,NO‘
ture's o‘wn remedy for coughs slid
colds.
lint-old may. son of iiir. 11in iiir's.
Stephen. Lt- um .91 West street" is
now.e111pioyed as a bookkeeper gnd
stenographer in a large wholirssle
che cal house. in New York mum
in residing in that place. He was for-
tperiy Itenosrsfieh at the Rhine Chem-
iiial‘Wor-ks, in erwalk and has many
‘fl. hmw'o's v-tutuui ...... .
sauntfi MATERIALS
FOR SPRING surrs
- AND cutaneous -'
have arrived Why not
look them over and p ace
.your order early. .
we two also added a
caste shirt litre. The
shirt made for you is the
only shirt after all.
- m.
i 77"” 11w. a up.
ois Post one. Bidifilofwllfil
i
P'v‘
l .-:
i night
Mrs. H. J. Lawrence. of Orchard
lstreet. who has been ill of the grip. is
recovering. Dr. A. N. Clark has been
Iin attendance.
: —-The Supreme Court We Cigar.
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The South Norwaik Qusrtettc Club
iwlli hold 11 dance Monday night! in the
hall over General Russell Frost 13 office
in North Main street.
-—Montnuks vs Yannlgans. Monday
Ivar-.t‘t.
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.liirvis Weed has left the employ of
the Westein Union Telegraph Com-
pany. in South Norwalk and is suc-
ceeded by Joseph Fitch.
-—Home Made or Link Saushgc, 10c
lb. Hayes'.
A number of the local young people
will attend the reception to be given
by Professor E. S. Jeftrles' dancing
class. in Stamford. this evening.
-Ladles’ Uinbrellas. O‘Brien.
All membersboldlng. cards- of the
Teamsters' Unicn are requested to ‘be
at the regular meeting of the union.
:tonight, at the Central Labor Lyceum.
valanrcka Lodge social and cute -
tsinment tonight..,0ud Fellows' Ha l.
Attorney David E. Hughes. stenogra-
pher for-an important committecln the
state legislature. was ill at his home.
yesterday, and unable to go to the cap-
itol. .
—-Un1‘brellas and Canes. O'Brien
Ml'ss Clara ‘N. Hider. the popular
clerk at the Norwalk one of the sel-
ectmen in the Town A ssmbly Hall
building. continues tiulte ill of tunsll~
itls. at her hoine in Lynes Place.
—Gobd Butter; 25c lb. Joticldff.
.._._,__._.
Archibald Haw r. until recently an
operat'di‘ in the B dg'bporf office of the
Postal Tel‘egrapli- ua'bie Cdmpsny, is
now WEE: i that company' a South
Norwhllt offle .——Bridgeport Standard.
—Theladie‘s of Buckingham W. it C
will hold a. Washington Supper and
Rose Tree Social, Thursday ova. Feb.
24th. Supper: 26c. O. A. R. Hall 58
Wall street“ ' ‘ *
The second degree will 1 contoured
on one ts‘ifiii'dste tonight y the. team
of Lincoln Council. No. 4. Order Unit-
ed Ameri echanlcs and all mem-
bers are lihebteil to be present and
witness the work.
-'-'S‘mall Fresh Hditiii lie. at Hayes'
the Danbiiryites who attend-
ed the' revs Biiiinesii College. dance
in Nprwalk last evening. were the
Mlssés Catherine Collins, Louise Don-
oway Berlin Bitinett. Rahelyes. Smal-
iey. O'Toole and origgs.
FeWfifmaoiiSti‘ivés‘rs mm.»-
é THOSE MO. HOE
hays. the gram”. sort of confidence. in
my ability as a repairer of Jewelryz
l'assnre you that you will experience
the same feeling of c‘ontidehce after
you have given me ally of y‘all- nne
erW.
Richard Noacit.
‘5 1: as 138ka NAIN Ir.
Amo
01.11. $11.11
SATSURDAY, rabid/AR? 2151'.
"i-‘F‘a' '31- 113. ~
_. l (colts ran “Tm-91$ War. 1 ,‘
‘ grid; ”Flag unis, tax 111.7 ._ _ sums. g;
N Goring Limb. Ia . ”With, 1311.
. - 6.1 LMMT-gf; , ”.3“ is.
Hui-I Iiiitrxny out) 14: in. m- .. . 1 is.
.in‘IdIM’ “M -- insets. Eta-WW“ ' " 1 ”is
hissed-t. .4. .. lihlhll' ' simulation slogans.
mm m Momma Vg'll wt itxiii‘xm M14“. reps,
in.» M» “Wilt-f
”editor Hats and Caps. O'Brien. 1’
,gne can sally forth
ABOUT anon.
Just to show thoroughly how Queen
Quality shoes accord with fashion-—
how they are the ffshion. here is 11
oil ping from the Pit ladelnhia Ledger.
1- outdoor mean u 11 the weather
is wet or cold there I excellent
slice of light calfskin, wit low com-
monsonae heel, roan ed toe and thick
damp-proof soles. T is is designed in
the best. possible manner to most the
exigencies of wet. eIther; and in it
inua rubbers, and
e perfectly dry in a. moderate storm.
These shoes are always laced. and are.
therefme easy to adjust to the com-
fort Of (lib t.
That is neon Quhlity No. too. its.
for 53
A more d1essy shoe. and one intend
ed for calling or other afternoon wear.
is a laced shoa of soft dull kid with
patent leather vsmm. rounded the and
military heel. This heel gives height i
and elegance to the shoe, without
pitching the foot too far forward for
comfort. While a military heel mav be
high one Can walk with it with perfect
comfort.
This is Queen Quality No. 621. It
sells for 88. 60
Queen Quality shoes are specialty
shoes in the best and broadest sense
They are designed and made and sold
by specialists; they are made to at the
special needs of special occasions
Their price is 83 except for some of
the bright leathers which sell at $3.110.
Low shoes 82. 60.
A number of styles and ready hes des
those mentioned above.
Shoe stare.
ART TIOKING.
Crotonnes tow-and as bright and
cheery as the sun after stormi
Spring seems twice as near when
one looks at such handsome stuffs for
beautifying the home.
We've imported several handsome
patterns from England this season.
They hang side by side with the prof-
tiest that America produced.
Designs are unique. colors are rich,
Sometimes two shades of one are used,
sometimes two’tbat contrast. some
times the pattern is entirely one color
on white
Twenty- five cents yard.
Third floor. '
BOOKS CHEAP.
Good stories and printed in readable
type.
Janice Meredith
Quincy Adtims Sawyer
Biennerhasset
Mr. Munchausen
A House Party
Earlier editions were 81.50
This
50c.
Theatre edition of Hall Caine‘s The
Eternal City—35c.
Right corner,
is
rear.
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS CO»
Bridgeport. Conn.
PHONE 22-11.
Specials For 8.;alurilay
3 lbs. Shoulder Steak.
Extra Prime Rib Roast.
Pot Roast.
25c
10 to He lb.
8 to lie lb.
Chopped Beef strictly fresh 10c lb.
Corned and Fresh Plate. 5 and 6c lb.
legs of Lamb 14c
Lamb Chops, Rib and Loin, lee lb'.
Foredtihrters L'amb 10c lb.
Whole Hams 14c lb.
Smoked Shoulders 10c lb.
Butter 221: lb.
Home Made Sausage and . Ground
Bones.
1.
1.
Schaub’s Market.
wAsniNo'roN‘ sinner.
south Norwalk.
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“Lightning knocked the church
steeple down," some one said to Broth-
er Dickey.
“Yes: satans eyes always flash fire
when he sees a church steeple gwlne
"And here's a colored brother killed
mother at a camp meeting."
“Yes; 8 tan goes ter meetin' ’long
wid de re' er dam, on sometimes
abouts do iobdes'. "
'And a preacher was drowned in the
river 1m week."
“011., yes. Safaris in de water. too.
He ’bleege to go dar ter 'cooi off. "
"Sc and. blame everything on Satan.
10 you “9"
"Bless God. " was the reply, “ain' t dat
f" A1
-Petersfleld, Hampshire.
”women no. 80.—-'i‘l1e coast
defense monitor Florida. built for the
United States government, by the
Crescent Ship Building Company. of
Elisabethport. N. J.. will be given her
bullders' trials in the Sound. off this
harbor. next week.
BISHOP OF SOUTHAMPTON OE ‘
LONDON, Feb. 20.—-The Bishop of
Southampton. Rev. Hon. Arthur Tem-
ple Lyttelton, died this morning at
He was born
in 1862.
aovsanoa siess LICENSE Law.
Governor Chamberlain has signed
the first public ac. of the legislative
session. It is shifted “An Act Con
terning th Still of Splrltuous and In-
toxlcatlng " and corrects the
change in the‘l 00 r'ioot clause made by
the revision commission
'oNLv cuss son bYOPEPOIA. ;
Mrs. Franklin Bulb. of New Cast e
Del., Iay : . "l suffered for years wi,
dyspeps a. Used to have great the
mess and belching. i tried everything
i could hear of. but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
m use by It. 11. Plaisted and 11.11
Baxter. ' ”
MEXlCAN MONETARY SYSTEM.
MEXICO CITY, Feb. 20.—The Mexi-
can Monetary conference held lts first
session yesterday and was addressed
by Finance Minister Limantour. it
then organized with Pablo Macedo as
president. Committees were appoint-
ed. After concluding its business the
members of the conference proceeded
to pay their respects to President Diaz
who wished them success in their ia-
bors. The. next meeting will be held
Saturday.
BETTER THAN GOLD.
"i was troubled for several years
with chronic indigestion and nervous
debility." writes F. J. Green. of Dan
caster. N. H. “No remedy helped me
until i began using Electric Bitters
which did me more good than 11.. the
medicines i ever used. They have also
kept my wife in excellent health f0‘
years. She says Electric Bitters are
lust splendid for female troubles: that
they are a grand tonic and invigoratov
for weak, run down women. No othe1
medicine can take its place in our tam
lly." Try them. Only 60c. Satisfac
1lon gua1antced by F, H. Baxter. "
DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY.
CHICAGO. F‘cb. 20.-——A new depart-
ment. has been established at the Uni-
versity of Chicago to be known as "the
department of geography." Prof. ltol
line D. Salisbury has been placed in
charge. He has been a member of
the United States Geological Survey
for several years.
One Minute Cough Cure gives relief
in one minute. because it kills the
crobc which tickles the mucous 111cm
brane, causing the cocgh. and at the
same time clears the phlegm, draw
out the inflammation and hea‘s and
soothes the affected parts. One Min
uto Cough Cure strengthens the lungs
wards off pneumonia and is a harmless
and never falling cure in all curabk
cases of Coughs, Colds and Group. Our
Minute Cough Cure is pleasant to
take. harmless and, good alike to
young and old ”Clifford'Pharmacy. ”
lCHARGED WITBT BROTHER- iN-
LAW'S EAT
MONTREAL. Feb 20.-—-Theophile
Belanger was arrested today for the
murder of his hrother-ln-law. Antoine
chuin. a Wealthy farmer who was
found murdered at St. Eustaehc, not
very far from here. 'on Friday lust.
Belanger has made a confession.
w. .
NEARLY FORFEITS HIS LIFE.
A. runaway almost ending fata‘ly.
stoned aborrlbic ulcer on the leg of J.
B. Orner, Franklin Grove, iii. For four
years it defied all doctors and all re
medics. But Bucklen's Arnica Salve
had no trouble to cure l1l111. Equally
good for Burns Bruises Skin Erup
tlons and l‘ilc‘s. 36c at i“. H. Baxter’s
drug store.
PICTURES SOLO FOR LOW FiOv
UBEB.
NEW YORK Feb. 20. —-Representib
ilve canvass‘es by Some of the bolt
American painters sold for absurdly
low prices in the Fifth in acne art gal-
leries last night, sixty‘slx paintings
bringing only $7 285 ,A landscape by
Frank Dehav'eu wits sold m1 315 and
8180 was offered for a small canvass
by A. H. Wyant.
Folks wilieat too much rich. boa
food in cold weather. Result—ind
gestion constipation. bilionsness. The
cure- amons Liver Pills and Ton
Pellets. A complete from c of tre
meat for a month costs b a 'duarter
and a cure is assured. without griping,
purging 01 other unpleasant effects.
so often experienced. Try a course. it.
.i ted
Clear as
it must be made
a '..'tie-i
‘8
time.
Tififild iiBt h‘afi
ONLY
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£0
leafless 1W as
”Kiwi use
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without alcohol.
’1‘. a sham} Emphaticaiiy ‘rssi
“Willi.” GilYSTALS
Meet «every recruitment of a Perks! Fluvcring
and ere absolle
FREE Incas ascoiioL. }
RELIGIOUS. 5001101110111... .
3.0L“. Try‘them and be convinced.
caters A 1111
'At All Grocer-9.
cosa'r insist nomroa. -.
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Twas“. p.-inlu
ironuhitls anda Altitu-
onsnm tlon in ilrIt ItIch.
unseat Use stones.
excellent sites after tabla
fun
“Ernest-1.
11 sure Ifor
Indaamialief inndv
Xou 1w lilaeo 835 d l
by an era ov rywhers.
”all“ Ind 60 cents. e
JEAN CLARA WALTERS DEAD.
' SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 20.—Jcan
Clara Walters. once ‘an actress of na-
tional fanie is dead at East Oakland.
Forty-five years ago she made her do-
tnit ‘nlayin the Duchess of York in
"Richard l l." at the Newark theatre.
Newark. N. .i. Later she played In
many cities with John McCullough.
Fannie Davenport and other starsJShe
died lh‘ 'overty. her estate being val-
ued at I 00..
ENTEPTAINMENTS
HOYT’ S THEATRE.
One Week cemrhemln Mon.. Feb. 23
EXCEPT FR DAY.
MR. EDWARD L. BLOOM
i ‘ . prenenta' "he *
ALMA CHESTER COMPANY,
'11 the foliovrfn‘g Brilliant Repertoire:
MON. MAT. Washington's Birthday.
MAY iiiDSSOM.
MON. EVE. FROM SCOTLAND .ARI)
The Great Leon, the greatest Novel—
ty Act now before the public will ap-
pear at every performance.
Monday even. Lsdies' Ticket Night.
Tickets limited to 300.
PRICES—Evenings. 10, 20, 30c.
ineea, 10 Ind20c
Sale now open
Mat
Sale of seats opens at Hoyt's Thea-
cre,Soutl1 Norwalk anti Weed' s drug
store Norwalk,‘ 5 days in advance of
all attractions
HOYT’ S THBATRE.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 27
illd ii’ell Hnn—k—lnd ladder [‘11.
BENEFIT
RICE‘S (Edward E.) Productioa of
it. A. ilarnct's latest and greatest
Success. THE
Show Girl 01 the
Magic Cap
Music by ii, i.. Hearts and 1e.
Corliss. '
The most important refined and
laughable Musical Comedy of the sea
ton'a offerinaI.
Produced with the same Magnificent
Scenic Equipment and Great Cast, as
during it Three Months‘ Run at Wal-
lack's Theatre~ New York, and later at
the Colonial Theatre. Boston.
Playing to Capacity Everywhere.
75 Artists in Alli
PRICES. 11.50, 11.110, 75c, sec.
Chart opens Monday, February 23,
at 8 a. m. . . .
Hospitai Benefit
Military Euchre Plflyg
AT THE
NORWAL‘K ARMORY. ,
Friday Earning. February 20th.
PLAYERS' TICKETS. 75c.
BALCONY TICKETS, 501:.
Players will aaumble at 8 o'clock.
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FOURTH ANNUAL
[illiNil Bill iiiiili,
Concert allibshiiié‘idlbttiihn
Unitas true 11,. 26.11111 111111.
11111.11: llali. so. No.11. .
Monday-Eire" rein-23. 190.).
Beautiful decorations, gorgeous dis-
play. ofICostumes and the mostueiab-
crate Grand March over seen in South . ,
Norwaik.
MUSIC BY 51 let" s l1Ui.i.OH-
t'iiloS'f‘ltA .1 .
PROP. CHAS. it‘ln'NN Promptbr.
PRIZES AWARDED FOR COSTUMEI
Handsomest group not less than 6. 810
Most comical group, not less than 6. 8
Handsomest couple. _'5
Most comical couple. 4
Handsonest individual. t
Most comical individual 2
Doori open 1: 10 cancert 8 detach
sharp. omen asses 9 o cnocx
. ’. "0498;13- MAPWO. ,. N... ,
. GIN-W Helm-Nev .
Tickets for sale at Plaisted‘s Drug
Store Coleman's News .Store Whole-
lay a Clark's and Smith’s Cigar
Stores or from all members. .
A costumer will be in attendsnee.
Pailllv‘ély no ii'ereon Illiiwed n the
~soot- without mas. m mos.“
" toroieetobieetioaabiem
red arenif‘wroilg. The surplus over all
th
New Wash Goods
17c“: 59c: yard.
Fanbu Silk Oxfords.
Fantalsie Silk Tissue.
Embmidered SWlSs Dots.
Mercerized Tussall Silk.
Flemish'LaCe' Stripe.
Plain and figured 'Piques;
. While the"“ct)lor effects of each o'iie cl-
iheSefabrics 1111.1111905 designers of
a rather quiet nature. in fast plain white is
Dame Fashion’s first selection. NeVeiliie‘
less. We all know that White is not. prefer-
able under all conditions. 7 .. , ,,
Everu pattern in ibis invoice Of new
wash goods is esseciallu desirable and seine
of them the rabbi) exquiSile.
856-85 WaSbin’glon St. So. Nor'Wa’lk, Ct...
A S OE SALEM
Ladies $3 00 OSFhoes at’$l.9Q
A SHOE SALE OF MEN'S $3. 00 WELT SHOES A?
SI. 95.
With the best of goods we qr'oe you your pick of anything
on the tables at these prices. Pat Colt, non crackable. shiny
leather. Vicr Kid, soft, fine and comfortable. Box Calf for
spring and and weatb'er. m
Olsen’ 5 Shoe Store
w... _- a... ,
carton
FELT
MA TTRESSES
Will never pack or mat Softer and mute elastic than hair, and this elastic- 315,7
ity is everlasting. They netcr lose tl1el1 shape or spread. Needs nothing
but an ocuasional sun bath to keep in perfect order for an ordinary life fluid.
No card: no trouble. no annoyance or expense for remaking so not:
with hair. There is lots of chance for imitation. but there is little chance.
for your being satisfied unless you bu y one of the Genuine Felts We hug
them and are offering them for one week at greatly reduced prices.
A.~ J. COLLINS & (30..
I2 to '8 North Main St. South Norwai
C l ' "' w
-* 0&- 15, - ‘0 ‘ 61‘.
If your coal is getting low in the bin, so is ours in ‘
price. Might as well enjoy yourself for the rest of the ._
winter. 0111‘ coal 1s running good—looks nice, shiny
and clean, and will threw out heat to the last. You can.
buy of us with confidence that you’ to getting the best.
One ton of it produces 2.000 lbs. of satisfaction. 7
Drop' in tomorrow with your order-or telephone .
John H. Ferris.
~~Souterotvni
I49. Washington Street ., ,. ,.
W'Li’ "UT DEM“! DlVIbEND. ”ch 01' [hmdmg7‘ 7’_
Falling on in. mile-teas ms Earn- ”'“"
inns Net l|.tii'eatznongh to Affect gm... ‘3. .. ..
MWM RIM
President Hall. of the Consolidated
rodd states that the light-ea published
in I New York paper recently, p111».
pol-(fling troll be the tiutmalemtl of the
res. 's as or e 0 Ir year.
were irdifgllgg‘e, at? particular.
The statement at the decrease in
the net earnidis flay necessitate I de-
crease in the dividend rate; was char- y.
acterlaed by Judge Hall as absolutely
untrue. He said:
f-"g'llaa‘ been a decrease in ears.
ingi for the year. but the figures quot-
(14",Lfi.fiuar.. e »_.
fixed 1: gas will be more than ones
meant a per cent. dividers: '
Momma"
Norwalk Chronicler