-u—o.
. 111m THI IAua.
Hudacho wmn. Ironoblal Loun-
gu. White Pine Iamtount. damp-r-
Illa with 11111111... Pmttu Dyspepsia
Cute. £111., formerly made by ’l‘. 11.111111-
fltl. Everything with our name oil 111
guaranteed to give satisfaction or 1111111- ‘
11y refunded. Our 11101111 111 fruuh. clean
and t‘OliillIt'll'. ()ur [co Cream Soda 1111
11111111111111. 1
BRIDGE PHARMACY.
205 Walhlngton street,
H. F. Plum, Prop-w
illll'ly Reynolds-l. the 1111-111
1111111. is overhauling his sloop.
.\11'. 111111 Mrs. (‘lltl'ord ltandllll have
1'1-turned froln 1.1 visit to New York.
Mrs. Henry Gerhardt. of 11‘111-11 street
1111.1111th entertaining friends front
out-ol-Iown.
Work 11. being rushed tlpon 11111 new
barn being erected 1111' Harry Rider. 111
liast avenue.
After a three months" hll‘gt‘ 111' rheu-
matism. 11111111 ‘l‘aylor 11-1 1111111 I11 1111
around again.
The schooner John 1‘. Knapp Ia 11n-
loading a cargo of sand 111 itaymond
llr'othcrs‘ wharf.
Mrs. Van Ketlren. of l1l11st avenue 1
entertained 11 party 111 friends ’I‘ 11e111111y 1
evening. at her home. i
The leguhll pl'ayel meeting will be!
held this evening. 11.11 usual. 111 the Fast
.\vcllne Methodist 1‘ hurrh.
(‘aptain and Mrs. i'ctcr Decker took .
the tlrst trip of tile season 111 thelrt
launch, the lt1-x.‘.|‘uesday '
(iaptrlin 11111111111 111-tidy has platedl
Willl:.lm.1\ Mal'hle‘svllc‘ht "Nymph' ill
the water. after overhauling her. l
The work of the 1111111 digger int
scooping 11111 the ltadel slip is watched
with llllt'l'tsl 11y a huge ntlmher of
people. .
A number or 1:11:11 Norwallt people:
are planning 111 witness the trial 1111-11.:
for ”111 cup defender. Saturday. 1111;
New Rochelle,
(‘11111‘5 1'11'1'lt‘11'
large
oyster- I
express 1:: to 1111111 ll
heavy truck 111 111-1111111111111111111 its
rapidly growing business. The truth
will arrive here 111 a few days.
.1. meeting 111' 1111- Ladies' A111 Socie—
ty was held yesterday afternoon. at
11111 East Avenue Methodist Church.
111111111111 business was transacted.
, 11111 (‘l'eam 111 11111111] 11‘: llavls. Van 5
7.11111 St., beginning May .‘Itlth. ()peni
every evening. 11122 211 291
Tim ladies of 11111 South Norwnlk
llaptlst Church will hold 11 prayer
meeting this aftrl‘noolt. at the home
111 Ml .‘1‘12v1-ns Ill Raymond street.
Mhs K11111- llucifl'oss who 111111 been 1
spending several days in New Haven. .
1'1-turned last evening to her home
I
here. Her mother is still 111 New 1111- I
ven. , ‘
.\lrx. 11211111111 St, John. 111' St .lohnl
avenue, will entertain tlle King'.
Daughters of the South Norwalk (‘on-
gregatlorlul I‘llurch. tolllorrow after»
noon.
The children 111‘ 11111 East Avenue
Methodist Sunday school 11111111 begun
practicing 1'111' 11111 (‘hildretl's ltay exer-
1Is11s, to 1111 1111111 ill June. All cacel-
lcut program has 11111111 arranged.
liev. 1‘. S. Aillsworth will lead the
prayer meeting at the Advent ('lll'lS-
tiall (‘lltlr1'h. ill the. absence of Rev, .1.
W. Davis, who is attending as frater-
llal delegate, the (‘atskill conference.
1:1 Dry Brook, N. Y.
Miss llcsaie l.cvv. daughter 11f Max
Levy. the shoe dealer. is one of 11111
most graceful cakewalkers in town.
She distinguishml herself last evening.
at a dance given by 11111 llchrcw Social
(‘11111. 111 Raymond’s llall.
Samuel Ayt'es. of V1111 Zanrlt street.
has been building 11 boat ill the build-
ing formerly known as the “Gem
't'heatrc." The launch was put In the
water several days ago. and towed to
the Tunnel l.'ulllch works in Sauga-
tuck. where an engine will lie Install-
1111.
A meeting of the Sl'hOOl board of
East Norwallt. was held last evening.
at which were present the members of
the board and the auditors. The ac-
counts of the school committee were
audited and matters pertaining to the
annual meeting were talkct! oVer. No
date has" as yet beell set for tile alt-
nnal school meeting.
The grocery stores in East Norwalk
will chise promptly 111 lloon on Satur-
day. There were somc1 who thought
that they should he kept open all day.
but 11111 majority were ill favor of clos-
ing all day. it was therefore decided
to split the dill‘crence and close at
noon. Almost all the other business
houses ill the town, 111 East avenue. at
Benedict Farms and along 11111 bridge
will 1itllr1r remain closed 111] day 111‘
close at noon.
. ROWAYTON.
Promotion Is ill order 111 the public
sehools today.
Mrs. Albert Mills and three children
are ill with the measles.
Both Sunday schools are rehearsing 1
for the children‘s tiny conterts.
Oscar M11151. of Highland avenue. ls
painting the residence of Mrs, Dibble.
Mrs. Annie Miller. of Springdale. Is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. James 11].
Stevens. 1
The Junior League of Methodist Epis-
copal Church met yesterday afternoon
in the chapel.
Rev. and Mrs. S. D. r‘Woods reached
Wisconsin on Saturday after a few
days' stay 1 Chicago.
The had 3' Aid Society of thc Bap-
tist Church met with Mrs. B. A. Grif-
fin yesterday. A large number at-
tended.
Captain W. O. Clark's team will play
the Kate C. Stevens nine. captained by
Frank R. Stevens, Memorial Day, on
the ltoton Point grounds.
The Ladies‘ Aid Society of the Meth-
odist Church, held their regular b1151-
neao meeting in the chapel, yesterday.
and transacted mutton business.
DARIEN AND HOROTON.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wilton. of New
York. are visiting friends In town.
Mrs. Gainer. of Newark, N. 1.. la
visiting her daughter,- Mn J. .1. 13mm-
met.
The work of getting the new signal
tower ready for occupancy to ma-
lag rapidly.
Druggltt Stillman has returned from
a trip to New York to see the decora- la
“anthem.
MbJu-cht-vlfldu tho
111nt11l‘tain the chapter
.lalld ’l‘clephone (‘11.
,polcs 11nd stringing now wires neces-
I.lnlte l,
'Ianatiou of the rector, 1111- Rev. George
der $25 bonds to appear for trial later.
Rev. Lemuel J. itichardu. 111 Brooklyn,
for a few daya
A new walk 111 being 111111 In front of
the property lately acquired by Char
11111 A111111111. This will be quite 1111 Int-
movement when finished
The Work of enclosing 11111 1111111111
\1 111111 111 being erected 1111 the Brady
property was begun yester.dny The
structure will be rollhed along 1111 fltat
1111' 11111111111111-
Mrs. Charles .1. Seciey has returned
111 her futility and now attempts 111 11e-
fend 111-l alleged desertlon of her 1111111-
11111111111111 1|llln111 that he was Insane
111-fore 111111 left and that the reason
that site went away was because 1-1hel
would kill him.
en 111111111111.
.‘clltlncl ycaicrtlay she
S1111 11111111111111 her 11111 i
Mi was 1111111111 In The
returned at!
:11111 lustlgtttlon of (‘ 11111111111111 David Nei' I present.
sou Mttthltr. Iler 11111111111111 Is at 111'-es
11111 in a 1111111111'111111 Ili Westport. 11111 11:
'waa 1111111 yesterday that he too was 1111
1111 brought bar-11 111 Dul‘lclt 111111 taken
to his home. It In believed that the
fact of 11111 wife being there will quict‘
him and 111-1 will get over the mental
trouble which caused him to become so
violent that it 1111111 half a 11111.1111 melt.
'1‘1111111‘
some sav that It Is exposing the wifct
111111 111111111111 to the danger of 1111111111.l
111111'11111'1111 1
WESTPORT.
l’etcr Duesenbel‘v and wife 11f New
Ilav.ctl 11111 guests 11! the home of W.
.1. Wood
Miss Juliette Plan of Nor.walk was
a recent visitor at the home of Mrs.
(1.11‘ l’el'l'y.
'l‘111tting then here are Interested in i
a new road driving association, formed
ill Stamford.
’i 1111 vestty of (‘hrlst (‘hnrch has re
111lvcrl the resignation 111 the pastor.
ltev. George W iiurhydt. A parish
meeting is called for Friday night to
1111111 action on the resignation
Mrs .1.11111z Ilacktls. of this piuc,c has
been elected regent 11f Norwalk (‘1111p
".tc1 l).1\.lI Rev. .1, l1}. (‘olev will
at his Westpolt
residence 1111 the afternoon of .1111111 11
1.111111111111 111‘ the Southern New 1121111,
are busy setting
sary for installing tho. telephone ex
change which will be In operation from
A special meeting (if 11111 parish of
('lll'IHl ('htll'ch. Is called for Friday
evening. 111 take action upon the re.»
W. Ilarhydt. who has received a cull to
St. Thomas ("hart-h. Hartford.
A. .\‘itzlte has leased 11 piece of landl
on the Joseph (1. Hyatt property and:
1 purchased one of 11111 111111111 connected
that is to be
Nttzkc ’
with the Kemper tllllllel'y.
removed to the new location.
will 11111111111 in the lttlslllt'ss 111' break;
111;; and training colts, '
Scarcity of water has compelled 1111'
Ilradleys to run the axe factory on
short hours. The continuous dry spell
1,»: occasionillg 111111'11 tlllcaslness. Pro
11111111 will he scarce and high 111 this
:-11cth and with pastures burning up
from 1111111 111111 lack of water there are
plospecls of a lllilk famine.
There was 11 liv11v f1'91'lls 111 1111
1.1111111 Srltur:111v between two l’olorks
111111 lestlltcd 1n the arrest 11f one of
them. Ice. The accused was put on
but at this time Sheriff Kempor is
busy hunting up evidence. The pris1
otter alleges that 111-.1 was not the. ag-
gressor and acted only 111 self defense.
He got tht1 best of his opponent, who
required the attention of 11 physician
to repair damages.
The members of the '1‘1'111111ynl11tf's
l'nion here met on Monday night and
receivu’. reports of the session held
that aftcl'lmon in Bridgeport. All are
buoyant Ill spirits. satisfied with the
outlook and hopeful for 1111 amicable
adjustment of the differences are long
Superintendent S. A. l’urdy has con.
trivcd to gel propositions to most 111
the men aiming for their return. 11111
while. eight have broken the ranks 11
majority continue to hold out. The
tltlioll men today are: George W, Mills.
Henry Heunonberg, (3. 11‘. Hour. 11:11
ward Thomas, James Smith, William
ltippe. Judson Watts, l1‘red Sweet. Ed-
gar Kimball, John Gallagher. Thescl
men have records that may he pointed
to 1111111 pride even by men In more- int-
portant positions In “(6 than theirs is
counted to be. Commenting on the
situation yesterday. one of them re-
marked to the correspondent: What
puzzles me. is how 111'. Purdy, a Mason
and Knight of Pythlas, can ask or ex-
pect men to break their oath of aile-
glnncc to the union. an oath as binding
and as honorable as that of either of
the distinguished orders Mr. Purdy is
a member of." The remark is signifi-
cant and tends to show, at least. that
there is 11 sense of honor among menr
hers of the 'I‘rollcymen‘s union.
WEST NORWALK.
.\Ir_ and Mrs. Donhouc are visiting
relatives and friends 111 New York.
James Dates has a force. of melt
gravcling and fixing the West Nor»
walk road.
Itev. W.\ \.V 'l‘. Dnnt 1111 will hold scl-
viec In the [Non (‘.hapcl Sunday at
3:30 p. m
Contractors Charles Johnson and
Emerson have just finished painting-
thc residence of Mr. Ladue.
Miss Bertha Keyser. of West ave-
nuc. South Norwalk. in visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. l-‘red Keyser.
William Hatter has moved from the
Tompkins place to Vista. N. ‘1'.. where
he is employed by Mr. Powers. the
wood man.
Mr. anti Mrs. Starr. of London. Eng-
land. are visiting their aon~in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Durham, at the
Meadowvnle farm.
Contractor Charles Johnson is build-
ing a very expensive veranda on the
residence of S. R. Weed. at Brooksidc.
and Mr. Anderson is doing the stone
work.
UNCONTESTED DIVORCE CASES.
Five uncontested divorce cases will
be heard by Judge William E. Cue
in the civil superior court tomorrow.
These are Charles Kovnca against Mar-
garetl Kaa‘cfitr.‘ Matilda Benz “walnut
Char es
against “J DummeuflA‘ E at“
$31 mono D. Inbound Wilbur
avttand W Netti. 19.1!de
“mi!!! N 111-11.111121911911121
This is
MEMORIAL DAY IR SCHOOL. '
Anembty Halt, Tomorrow. ..
1
Program to ho Rendered in Franklin Officers ligated for tho Year and on
111111 Ayer’rl
RéStores color to gray hair. 11111111
The following program will be given i
111 1111- Franklin School hail.
afternoon at 2 o 'clock. All friends In-
inns afraid of 111111 and in fear that he. terelucd are cordially invited 111 l1epr1-1
1111111.’I‘1111r11 will he exerciaeu In the
different rooms of the primary depart-1
ment to whhh all are Invited to be
S111111-—llrlnglug Flowers l1‘lllr 111111 11‘
gram,
School.
l1‘|li1.:_ Salute,
School.
111-11111111111—1111111111h1111g Speech
Pupils of 111111111 (1.
Song-«111111111 llymn of the Republic.
School
1111 11111111 111111 from committing seriouai Recitation—«Scott and the Veteran,
-1‘11-1sanlt on Druggiat Siillnlttll.
' 111111 been considerable comment 1111 the
;wisdom of this step Ill the matter. 1111111
11.111111 ilanlth
Song—1111111: i1‘Iowr-1'11 to Detk 11111 Sol-l
dlera Gr'ams.
School.
A Talk About Flowers Appropriate for
Memorial Day
Mrs. Samuel R. Weed.
,'S1111g~-1.'\ly ()wn United States.
School.
j(‘11n1posltton—In1Identu of War,
11.x11t'1‘i1111—Mem01‘lu1 Dav,
Pupils 11f liooma M and S.
Song—Boys of the Union Who Fought
Side by Side.
School.
T111l1s—~P111'sonnl prerlences
(‘Ivil War,
(.‘ach Wood, Rev, Mr. Wing and other
veterans of the war.
Song «America,
School.
LEGISLATIVE CLUB.
Organization Perfected at
Held at Capitol Yesterday.
After the adjournlucnt of the House
,\‘11SI11I'1111_\' afternoon a meeting of the
members of the tieneral Ansetllhly was
11111.1 in 11111 111111 of the House for the
purpose of hearing the report of the
committee appointed at a
meeting, to submit 11 list of officers of
11111 Legislative (‘lllh 11f 111113. .\ll‘.
of 11‘2111'111-111 presided. and Mr.
for the committee reported a 11111 of (lift
('t'lS and they were tlllallllllollsly 111111-1-
1-1I as follows:
In 111111
IUI‘I‘IOI‘TOW‘ 1 .
H|_,11111111111111 their
.. Sherwuod,
.shuwed that sufficient money 111111 been
'reallled to put. the aalloclution out of
11111111.. and still leave 11 little In the
1
Meeting,
.sthool visitors. they Wt‘l‘t‘ 1191111111911 (0
nonwALK town rucuana. .,
Addreu by Dr. Lough.
The annual meeting of 11111 Norwalk
i'own 'toachera' cancellation was held.
1"1 uesday afternoon. In Room (1.01 the
l1 ranklln school. There was 11 large
attendance of the teachers on hand all.
through the perminllon of the board of
111111111111 in time 111 gather
'l‘ he officers, chum-1n were:
’I‘llcker, Cen-
lit 3 o' 1: lock.
Pr1111111ent—-(‘ harles A,
1111‘ school.
Vice I’realdent« Id.
11111.
Secretary amt Treasurer—44111.11 lv‘lor-
ence I11. Jennings. ('ellter school.
111 connection with [Ilene officers.
It. 1.111111, ltowuy.
HOW'S T111137
W11 offer 01111 Hundred Dollar's Ite-
ward for any 11111111 of (flltarrh that call-
1101 111.11 ctlrod by ilali'a tlabtl‘rh Guru.
11‘. J. CHENEY a 00.. l'ropa.
Toledo, U.
We the undersigned. have known 11‘.
.i. Cheney for tht1 111111 l5 years. and us-
have him perfectly hondrahlo In all
bualnasa trananctlops and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm
Went & l‘ruax. Wholesale Drugglsts,
Toledo, Ohio.
Waldlng, Klnnnn 111 Marvin, Wholesale.
‘ Drugglats. Toledo. Ohio.
liali'a Catarrh Caro hi taken Interlr
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucoua aurfucon ot' the system.
Price 751' per bottle. Sold 11y all drug-
glr-ttll. l‘estlmolllals free,
Hull‘s lt‘nnllly Pith-1 arc the beat. '0
Mrs. Welsh. of South Nol'wullt. Mina
of lCuat Nurwul'lt. and M1111.
Simondn. of 11111- Over. Rivet- school,
were appointed a committee to plan
work for the coming season.
The report of the committee having
1hnrge of the recent lecture course
tl'meastlty
Dr. Lough. of 11111 School of Peda-
gogy til the York I"nl\ersltv. was then
illtrodtlted and delivered his lect'ure
11111‘Imaglnutlou—-Its Pluto in Intel-
lectual Life.‘ The discourse was
srl'loiarly and interesting and was Ils—
tcned to with git-at attention In the
teachers.
l‘oilowlng this more a distusston
mwao:m:m:wooocm~
The residence 11f Thomas
Smith 51'. Osborn avenue, I13a11t
Norwalk, war-1 painted with 1111111.
1111 and zinc. hand mixed. fifteen
years ago by tile.
1 defy any patent paint to show
equal hod)‘ “'1111 as much wcar.
JUNIUS BROWN,
among the teachers through questions
and answers and this was also of a
helpful nature.
1
l
A Blanchard. secretary of the board 11
11
l
1
Beats the ,Other
by Four Years
q
‘1
i
' Painter
52 South Main Street
of 1111111111 visitors was 1111 interested g Residence: 25 Elm Grove 8‘ g
llSlt‘llt'I'. 1
’l‘ he committee on plans for the c11111- IWWUM’.
.lng season will 1111111 11 meeting shortly 1
previous '
banks- ‘
Scovillc ,
l’l‘t'sltlt’lll".\lit'llllt‘l Kt‘llt‘lll)’, Statu-
t'ol‘tl.
\‘lccl’residellts 7" Iietlry Roberta.
Hartford:
Executive t‘tlllllllilll111~'Lillytl Nash.
111111: James 11‘. Walnh.Gre1vnwl1-h: 11111
more S. Banks. Io‘nirtlctd: James 1".
I \l'oodrufl'. l.ltcllfl11ld.
St't‘t‘t'llll‘y'1~1\\'i|llttlli II. “'11111111111,‘
Solllhhnry.
'1‘11111111111-r-1 Thomas I), liradstreel.
'i‘llonlnston.
\\'cstport: Charles C. t‘.11ok,Wcst ”1111"
t‘hurlcs A.
Thomas A. Noolle, Vernon:
titles, New iiritnill.‘ 1.1111111 A. Fisk.
lilaut‘ord; William ll. Coll. New 11011-
.lon: Wallace Dunn. Norwnllt; William
11). 1.1111111111. Killingly:
lMubnl‘y; lrvill N. ’l‘ibbals. t‘hatham;
Goorgc‘ll. Robertson. Coventry. .
ford; (1111111,
Isaac l1‘.
NEW PHASES OF OLD CASES.
Windham; '
(‘llarlcs ”1111an
11111111 S. Woodruff. New 1111-.
to plan 11111 11111 routing campaign .
t
K. OF C. DISTRICTS.
State Deputy Tevtln 80y: There Will'
be Twelve or Thirteen.
State l’lcptlty .lttmes 'l‘evlltl 11f the
Knights of (‘olllnlbus 121 at vvork redis-
tricting the 11111111 111 accol'dallce with a
vote passed at 1111- recent state conven-
tion. 1111 has applied 111 Supt-1111111 Knight
Ileal'n for authority to make the desir-
1-11 change and will not make public an-
nouncement ot‘ the layout 11f the dis-
tricts 1111111 the latter‘s sanction has
been received. At present there are
11111 districts ill Connecticut anti under
the new rule there will probably be
twelve 111' thl‘iteen. This will give the
111-pitting a better opportunity to keep
in closer touch with the councils Ill
their jul'h-ullctlon tllall under 11111 pres-
ent arrangclllcnt.
Ml. 'l‘evlill says that 1111 has not as
yet appointed his list of deputies. but
1111 t'Xllt't'lx 111 1111 1111111 to tlltltoutlc11 his
appointments nome time after .1111111 1..
1111 will attend the national conventlon'
to 1111 held in New w111111-11 next week. ‘
..... -m
POLITICAL CRISIS IN VICTORIA
Traubta F0110ws the Dtcmiulon of:
Motions an Important Norwalk Cases.
on Short Calendars.
Motion on several important cases
are placed on the short culelldals 1111
the county (Ulll'lS lut tomorrow. 111
the Sllll of.11111111 Ilal‘tz against lly r1111
Dexter there is :1 111011011 for 11 new‘ ”9 “Mg"“tlw'
In the 111111 111' (‘tlssie Norris
there in a hearing on
the complain
trial.
against Dexter
the mutton to make
|the House 11111 .v.caterday
illtness,I’ro\in1tnl Secl"11tar_\
more specific or 1111' extension of time:
under order in regard thereto. 'l‘ll11
suit of Martha A. Selleck 111
against Daniel Head will against 11111
copy the attention (11 Judge (.‘asc.
Judgement has been asked for 1111 111"
count of failure
platnt and also 11 default for 111111-
compllance with an order of the
court. The calendars of Norwalk cases
follow:
Superior court. lion. William St
Case, Judge-The Norwnlk Mills (30
vs, City of South Norwalk. motion to
dissolve temporary injunction: Mich-
ael Peesenye vs. Mary Pecsenye. for
permission to file answer to cross
complaint and amendment to com-
plaint; Adah ll. Crofoot 111 al. vs, Ho~
nler S. (‘rofoot 111 111111., judgment and
distribution of proceeds: The South
Norwalk Savings Bank vs. Frank Sea-
man. ct 1115,, forelosure. by sale: Mill-
nlc T. Alien vs. Edward K. Lockwood,
administrator, et als.. judgment for
non-compliance with order of court
and judgment for foreclosure.
GRADUATED WITH HONOR.
Miss Moran the Valedictorian of Her
Clan at Tremont. N. V.
Miss Mary Moran. of Tremont. N.
1'.. a young lady well known in Nor-
tvalk. graduated with high honors
from St. Joeeph‘s academy in that
place. Tuesday evening. Miss Moran
vvas the Valedictorian of her class, and
in addition Was one of the. chief char-
acters in the drama. "Rose of Sleat."
1nd participated 111 a vocal quartet and
an Instrumental trio. She was fairly
smothered with flowers. including six
big baskets and numberlese bouquets.
Mrs. John H. Manning and Miss Hel-
3n Cnhtll. of River street. attended the
event. and afterwards the reception at
the home of Miss Moran's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Moran. Mrs. Moran
was formerly Miss Margaret (.‘nhlll. of
Norwalk.
SIGNAL MEN'S FIELD DAV.
Under Command of Captain Rogers
of New London. the brigade signal
corps held 1111 annual field day In New
Haven Tuesday. Bridgeport was rep.
resented by the Fourth Section. under
the command of Lieutenant William
mitnsbury. Messages were transmitted
about by the four divisions, by means
of the hellograph and flags. The
Bridgeport division was stationed at
Alltngtown Heights and the three
other: at [Bannock West Rock and
Fort Wooster. The day's work was
creditable toiho'brlgade. and showed
It! ellciency in signal work.
it takes more than a college diploma
to manta diplomat.
to answer the com-‘
rture 111 that the election will be held
"I , tlolls legislation had been passed Thea
.for his forethought.
'a safe harbor. and Ellnbeth island has
Several Officials.
\‘lt‘TtmtA, B. (‘.. .\Iay 2h~~>Tilc poll '
111-111 crisis grown apnce. Following tin-l,
dismissal of W. 1‘. Wells, chief Hill) I
minsionet of lands and works. and At- 1
'tol'lu-y-1Gelul'ul l). M. Erberts, when'
W 13. Mc- 1
11311111111111 1
Then Colonel Prior 1
the premier. announced the Ile had 1‘11
l‘("l\t'tl a promise from the 1.1111111111111111
liGotertlor that he would grant a 1115 |
solution of the Legislatule after the
111-111111111115 11nd necessary 11on1or1ten1
the premier will go tothe1ountry, the
election tllliiltg place 111 S1tltl1nlbcl or
October 1111.111, 1
The general feeling in tile Legisla-
on party lines. Attot'ney-Gelleral said
he had resigned. having been asked to
do so He had not done so before be-
cause his reputation was at stake tie
consideled himself 011- 111111 at the In
quiry, ..e. was hitter regarding the
action of the premier. .l. I). Prentice.
Finance Minister, who followed 1111111
the Attot'ney-(‘lencrnl had brought 111s
dismissal on himself. Speaking r1»
putting the (‘olumbla and Western
deal he said George McL. Brown. 11211-
ecntive Officer of the Canadian Paci—
fic. Railroad, had been asissted in 111011
by the Attorney-acneral In this matter,
He referred to Erbcrts as a “black-g
guard."
Defending the premier‘s course. he
said that he had for colleagues “men
untrue and unfaithful. cowards and
liars." Asked to retract he said he
would withdraw the final ‘11." Gem-
missioner Wells spoke, taking his dis-
missal phllosphically. bllt justifying his
actions. He defied the premier to show
where he had been negligent. He
read the letter dismissing him, which
told of matters in his department not
meeting the premiers approval, adding
that under any circumstancec the pre
mler had intended to ask for his re-
signation at the close of the sealon.
After a lengthy discussion several
minor matters were dealt with and
then the Government was defeated on
the premier's motion. 16 to 13, He
said be regarded the defeated motion
as a vote of non-confidence. and would
ask the Lieutenanhtlovernor to dis-
solve the House today. This would re-
ault in the Province being left without
funds from June.
ENGLAND HA8 BIIZID ISLANDQ.
tCorrespondence of Ami-ted Press).
TAHITI May 15_ via San Francisco,
May zit—Information received on the
belt authority conlrml the rumor that
three small Islands near Pitcairn were
seized by England recently. It ap-
pears that they were regarded by Bri-
tiIh Consul Simona at Tahiti as valua-
ble. anticipating the completion of the
Panama Canal. When the action was
reviewed by the British foreign office.
the consul received full approbation
Ducie island has
many attractive features. There are
no Inhabitants tn the. group.
Nothing bum an optimiat like the
history of other with trouble;
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Flrat—- Its convenience by being able
«(0 get the light without the mo of a
match.
Second—The lessening of the dan-
gers of suffocation from escaping gas
by accidentally leaving the gas turned
on. as. If the gas In turned on. It will
light.
Third—The great reduction In the
danger of 1er from discarded lighted
matches. matches not being necessary.
Fourth—To avoid defacing of 'wall-
by the scratching of matches by ur-
rants and the rolling of carpet. by
throwing the discarded match on the
floor. and the carbon being ground Into ‘
the carpet _
The coil: of this Lighter should be
less than the coat of matches, u with
proper care the Lighter will Jul one
year.
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Cor. North Main and Wont Sta.
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Phone ‘34.
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reasonable—more lasting
Gold, Silver, Nickel, Copper; al-
ID Antique Bronzing
Motors. 1
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water or when washed 10W and
water. It dries to walk in in] lime
day and retains its lulttd M an ex-
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ASTIC Fl .OOR FINISH Wm ‘0‘ GI:
or peel off. One coat will dblllilo' ,hé
“life" of a linoleum or oil-cloth fl 1'.
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accustomed to severe and continlitlul
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Window Shadow
Picture Frames.
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