11le house.“
stat. of beta, (no of Toledo. new
County. as.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner )1 the firm oi I“. J-
t‘hcnry Ix. (‘..o doing business Is the
C Ity of Toledo. C ounty and State afore-
said. and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of Catarrh
that Innnot be cured by the use oi
llsll's Cntarrh Cure.
lt RANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to brforo me and subscribed
III my proaonco, this 6th day of Do-
I',cmbor A. 1)., 1886.
(Soul) A W. (llIEASON
Notary Public.
"all it (‘atnrrh CII'ro ls‘ taken Inter.
nully and pub directly on the blood‘
and mucous torture of tho IIyIItcm.
Stud for loalimo Iala frco.
P...l CHEN Y & C0 Toledo 0
Sold by all DHIggiats. ’ibc.
'lnkc ilall's Family Pills for consti-
potion
llIe Gallon Silt reel Boilers
FOR STEAM AND
HOT WATER ”HEATING.
Insures a Warm House, Day and
N Ight. In Coldest Weather.
Send for Catalogue and Investi-
gate for yourself.
Gorion it Lidgerrootl Company,
96 LIBERTY STREET,
NEW YORK. '
lliLL PIPER
WE CAN GIVE voun wur-IK
MORE cAaE AND ATTENTION
Now THAN we CAN DURING THE
EXCEEDINGLY susv SEASON. FOR
THAT REASON THIS Is AN EXCEL-
LENT TIME. To HAVE WALL PA:
Home DONE. CONSIDER How
MUCH NEATER ANn raesuan
AND PRETTIER voun HOUSE
WOULD as. IF IT WERE RE-PAPER-
ED INSIDE.
IT IS A FACT THAT OUR WORK~
MEN ARE NEAT.
CALL US ON THE PHONE 1352.
E. E. Gotham’s,
l0 First Avenue. East Norwalk.
Telephone Call, 135-2.
1847. . 1904.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting, .
Fixtures Metal Ceiling. \Etc,
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES? '
THE JONES &A HOTCHKISS
COMPA
17 WALL eTnEET. NORWALK.
Gas
lillIESII'” ""' ”film
it: Crown Ira-Oi.
PEIIIIMII Pills.
dam
ptzmfii I‘ll. ”cairn HIMIMRNPRI-
(wine-vim,” oflhsirmtllesie vala-
slall than no. In use loam. sass.
ash-nail” M. has.
DAVID W RAYMOND
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
III North Main at. death NorwaIII.
unclean“. s crash-It Terrace.
. ClpiuiI . "509.909"
BOUTH‘NONWALK, CONN.
WITH , .
Capital ”00.09.0420
Surplus. stooooopo
Net Profits. 380.600.00
Solicits accounts oi individuals. man
utacturers. merchants and corporations
upon favorable terms.
EDWIN l-l. MATHEWION. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Pres-
JACOB M. LAYTON. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
John H. Knapp Henry .eymour
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
Christian Swartz Wallace Marv'n
E. H. Mathewson John H. Light
Fred. H. Rowan. '
Surplus. 0108.000.
The
Earning Power
of your savings In
vested ”with this
Company at 5 per
cont. la 25 per cent
greater than It In-
vested at l per
cent; In 43 0-1 per
cent. greater than If invested at 3%
per cent; and 66 2-3 per cent. greater
than If Invested at 8 per scat.
state Supervision of New York and
Conneotleut.
BRANCH OFFlCE, 12 89 MAIN 81'.
Resident Directors. Resident Managers.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow John B. Lawrence
Tlltl InrwIllI Sicamhini Company
(incorporated).
Daily F reight'tine
NOR WALK.
SOUTH NOR WALK.
and NEW YORK...
Steamers City of Norwelk
and Squantnm.
Mares New York. Monday. Wodnesda,
and Friday at. 5:00 p. m.
Leaves Norwalk. Tuesday, Thursda:
and Saturday at 5:00 p. m.
freight received from 7 a. In. to 5 p. n.
«.7, !
Its most time to look up the matter of
PAINTING
We are headquarters for DeVOe's
lead and zinc paint. and Longman I.
Mvartlnes paints, both of which are ful-
ly" warranted.
WE HAVE THE LARGEST LINE OF
BRUSHES IN TOWN.
we also carry a complete stuck at
VARNISHES. FILLERS, STAINS.
COLORS. FLOOR WAX,
FLOOR FINISHERS.
all: raw and boiled, enamels, gold and
aluminum branzea, kalaomines, Inside
and outside cold water paint. root
paints waxeen and everything in this
line pertaining to a first class stock.
Don't buy cheap stock it costs as m'ueh
in time and labor to put on poor paint
as it does the good and you do not get
the wear from it.
GOIS’IOCK. WATKINS it DOW
BTREET.
112 WASHINGTON
Phone. 43-6.
SPECIAL
THE CONN. GEN'L LIFE INs. co.
now sclls an 18 Payment Life Policy
for less than the cost of a 20 Payment
in other companies, so Investigate be
fore insuring elsewhere.
rate if. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT,
N. SMITH FERGUSON, Special Agent.
UNITED BANK IUILDING.
.- So. Norwalk. ,-
W
PROPER TY 0 WNERS
INSURE YOUR RENTS
The Continental Insurance 60.. of
New York. will insure yOur rants
against loss sustained by loss of rent-
ala by damage. by fire to buildings.
NET SURPLUS ...... 00,503,428
JACUB M. LAYTON.
5 R. it. ‘70.. South Not-Milt.
nit John a. intone-no?
nos-notes. .
ALI. lNSURANCES REAL ESTATE.
MORTGAGES NOTARY. sTEAM.
sOAT TICKETs,
12 souTI-I MAIN sTnEET.
Tel. can. 32 3.
in tidal tint His ill
oun chin. Luvs: , NOT-Inna
sunfish“. consoa’r Mtge,
rAengoN llHlND'lT.
sills us A.‘rnIAt.- oases; \‘i
till
.li‘_
.,c I, ,
Mon to uy Lighting
I.
Plant. 0”
DA Nnunr. March so. -The votera of
this city again turned down the Irop-
oIIltlon to establish a municipal I ht-
Ing plant by a votc of l,8l1 tea
the annual t Ity election yesterdgy.
en years ago the question of the “a"
owning the gas and electric
submitted to a vote and we
lants ,waII
defeated.
Those who oppose, the movement to
take ovor the Danbury and
Bethel Car
and Electric Lighting Company do an
on account of the espouse.
the plant the city would: have. my“.
0th 8400000
'lhIII Ia an “off year" In
'10 acquire
municipal
polititn In this city, and the only illness
to be tilled acre in the common oouh-
C.“
The nldermen and four. council:
mcn acre elected he follows:'
First
councilman Arthur la. Dickinson (to);
uetond ward.
bcri. tr. )
Height,
alderman, William
councilman Depuytron V.
(d. l: thiId ward. councilman,
c on-
(ieorgc Hunk. (IL): fourth ward. alder-
man. hllchacl A, Keane. (ti): and court-
cilman, Joseph O'Brien. (d.
w...— “—... .
TELEGRAGH OPERATOR
CHICAGO. March 29.~—Henry
).
TaAvsL-,
A.
Bognrdus, one of the most widely
known telegra? operators in America.
is dead here I a sanitarlu
dus had a on one history.
In. Bogar.
He was
born In Rochester about sixty years
ago, and on the death of h
came an
inveterate traveler.
III wife he-
"Old
Bogy." as he has been familiary known
for a quarter of a century. be
In every telegraph allies of I
worked
portancc
In the United States Canada end Moa-
lco.
He is said to have crossed the
continent from coast to coast and from
Mexico City to Manitoba more than a
hundred times.
lNVESTlGATING MINE EXPLOSION.
PITTSBI'IIG, I’ll
., March min—The
corner‘s inquest as to the cause of the
death of the 176 victims of the epic-
slon at the Harwick coal ml
\vick_ Pn.. on January 25 in
gun In this city today.
hee-
was be-
no ll
Bl;
Deputy At.
torncy-tloncral r‘lcllz, of the State De-
partment at Harrisburg, is here to rep
rcscnt the commonwealth.
thc bureau mining. .lamos
Chief of
Roderick.
and his nine district Inspectora. all of
whom explored the mlnc, arc also here
to take part In the investigation.
-
'Phone, 112.”
ln operation.
ine Work Soiiellad.
M'F'G CO,
56 WATER 87..
r. Jenkins Breal’alves
GARLOCK PACKING
Carried In Stock.
oouo ANO sILven PLATINo.
New England Electric lllatars.
Have no superior. Can show them
Repairs to Stationery and Ma-
rine Engines and General Mach-
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
BO. NORWALK.
Dividend
Paying Minin ..
Industrial Stop a making
Large Interest and Proti ta.
lets on application.
6i}. Smaller and
possible.
Book.
DOUGLAS, LACEY 8: CO.
Bankers. Brokers. Fiscal
eats.
Members New York Consol dated
Stock Blobs
17 New Street. ew York.
EJALDWIN HAMIITT.
Western New I and Ira-ah:
wordplay-“Hashing
.66 Broadway and
Manager.
Denny 8. Hull, Representative.
1 Lauder an. Bouta’uorwatk. or.
'IL' .I . .
Bin illicit]
the proper Wan Paped De
our splendid stock.
signs from
There isn't a
more attractive stock of New and Ar.
tistlc Wall Papers In these
Prices are proper and war
skillful.
parts.
kmen most
Sole agent for Janewsy's and Car-
penter's Vi‘all Papers. .
To Order—Window Shades. Pic-
tureIFrames.
suas'uns.
MATERIALS.
I‘AINTEIIS‘
. sracmts.
White Curtain Poles
tures'. rec.
ciao. Window PShades, with
fringe. 25c.
Solid Brass Half Curtain Rods,
3 felling. with fixtures,
_ . Shuts-Cut" Can. Opener. cuts
easily. No ragged edge. Ioc.
. ARTISTS’
with Fix-
1°C.
MSteeIParin vegsoc.
shill
PAINTING
a. me, n
BT03! OPEN 3V
PAPER HANG-
k
Inc's
dt‘
. solemn. sacramental scrvlcc,
.P
FancII (Stardom
to”: 26th“).
to SiriollIIFlosh has...
as COTTAOEAVENUEP 3
EAST NOawIi‘L. co" .
IIISTNIIIIWIILII
Telephone poles are being erected in
Betta Place.
Willie Morgan (If llctts Place. is III
at his home.
James (loldcn expects to launch his
boat Roma, In a day or two.
ltcv. C. M, Selloclt will preach at St
Paul's Mission this crculng at 7:30
p. In.
. llermun E. Malmo will launch his
float today from Dorlon's bcach, where
she has been during the winter.
Frederick Warrcn Dtt‘kl‘l‘. who has
bcen very ill for some days past. with
the grip, Is considerably better.
Job Lockwood and W. I“, Wickc wm
play this evening. in the Hafner poool
tournament. The game will probably
be one of the boat, of the series. .
William Bogardus has left the Short-
ell Pharmacy. In \Valllngford. and luk.
en a position In New Brunswick, N. J.
James P. Hayes _wlll lcuvc the Shortcll
pharmacy. which lll' lIIIIt montage-d for
some months and will go to St. Louis.
. Fldrcd BIumstrIIp aim was ten
yeaIa old yesterday «(slammed the oc-
caslon by giving II birthday paIty to u
number of his little friends. Music.
grunt-It and delightful refreshments
served to pass the time for the ..ttle
ones. .
Shipbuildcr Joseph I-‘otvlcr Is very
busy that now putting a new engine
into \VIIlluI-e Iiatcs‘ boat. the launch
“Flo“ has been lately overhauled and
placed in commission for the season.
Mr, lv‘owlev Is overhauling tnc "Mar-
jorlc," owned by Mr. Mcigs. of New
York.
The sloop "ultra." \vhlch lies at the
rear of Shipbullder Fowler‘s place of
business, is badly out. of repair. She
was smashed by the Ice during the past
winter, and has bountowed into the
work there. She now fills with every
tide. and Is complctely submerged at
high \vatcr.
'I‘hc rcgular last. quarterly meeting
of the Sunday School Board of the
East Arrnuo Methodist Church. was
held last evening. Reports of thc Iiifv
forcnt omcera of the board Ior the year
were ucad. These showed that there
had been It considerable Increase in the
attendance at the Sunday school dur-
ing the year. and also showed that an-
unclnlly the your past has been a suc-
cessful one. All the bills have been
paid and there Is still a small surplus
III thc. trcnsury. N. S. Ferguson rcn-
dered several vocal solos. and was ac-
companied on the piano by Bert Bloom.
The Rev. L. W Holmes, of Westport
will preach this Tucsday cvenlng In
the East Avenue Methodist Church at
7:30.. Special services will be contin-
ued throughout the week as follows:
Wednesday, March 30th, the Rev. Hen-
ry Wing. of South Norwallt. will
preach; hursday. March 31st. the Rev.
Spencer H Bray of Saugatuck will
preach. On Friday April let the pas
tor. Rev. E. Cunningham; will hold a
In‘ the
church. It III earnestly requested
that' all commuulcsntu of the church
be present. All the above services
will be held at 1:30 p. In.
East Norwalk. .
TH! CHRIOTIAN SOLDIER.
King‘s crowns and thrones may perish
And kingdoms rise and fall, -
But, the church of Christ,
it will remain,
Constant over all.
The gates of hell can never
'Galnst that Church prevail:
'We have Christ's owa promise.
And thpt can never fall.
So onward Christian Soldier.
March and clear the way
Looking and waiting for him.
And the eternal day
M, S. PARTRICK.
Andrew C Geddes. the Iceman, who
has been delivering coegulatcd blocks
of Adam‘ s ale for the past nine years.
around The Norwalks. will be fifty-
llsted in the company 0! Ohm mi
Cavalry when he was under _lftooa
years of age and participate} In “Ill-
her of battles, the most. remarkable of,
which to him \VhaLwh enPhl Sheridan5
and united his forces V ,
General Outer. through £0"
eral Barley had made someooni
and where Cavalry-mall
wounded In the being
‘.,I
r‘.i
. - ‘ ll Killers rsony It? up)“
seven months and alao In the Pica,
prison pen about three mnntlt
W”? In In Andersonville tber was an ar’—‘
among his comrades who mat! of a
drawing of the prison and its humanit-
which was afterward photos!"
eda'u‘d a copy sent to each of the ti
ty comrades. or which deduce was one
He sun that no money cool any It to
day and incidentally looks aclt at the
four _vcara he, was In the wor. barring
IhI- How of that Imprisonment as
1P among the happiest day; of his iI.fo
ROWAYTON.
I..‘\lr and Mrs. u.’ c. Broderick of
Brooklyn, have arrived at their sum-
. ones residence on the West Side.
The usual happy hour service will
_I‘Im held In the flowayton Baptist
Chul'ph. Thursday night 7:46 o‘clock.
Ladies' Aid Society of the flap-
tIItt hurch will hold a meeting Wed
ncllda afternoon at 2 o'clock, with
Mrs. ank C. Brown at the parson-
age. ‘ '
Miss Mary F ”whim of Rowayton
avenue returns this week from Vlr
gIniII where she has been spending
several weeks. , .
MI, and Mra. Edward Franklin
Wood who have been In Aiken South
Carolina returned to their home on
Contentment Island. Sunday.
'l‘llfe Christian Endeavor Society. of
the Baptist chuIIh will hold II social
at the home of MI. and Mrs. A. B.
Clcvoylr. Crew avenue. tonight. An
InteIcIt'tIug progIam has been arrang
ed.
The members of Reliance Hook and
banner Company, No. I, of Rowayton,
have received handsome new nickle
badges. A supper will be given the
lattcr part of April In commemoration
of the anniversary of the organisation.
‘Principal Edgar H. ane gave an in-
tercatlng lecture In Craw'a Hall. last
l-‘rlday Itl'ght on “Some of the Charac~
teristlcs of Our River." The paper was
well-pIy-parcd. and proved very Instruc-
live as well an entertaining to those
who heard It. The occasion was the
third In the series of entertainments
tor the beucllt of the Rowayton Free
Library. The fourth and last one will
be given on April 29th. by Miss Ange-
llnc Scott. of South Norwalk. whose
subject will be "Little Goody Two
Shoes.“
The Rowayton Manor Corporation
has Inaugurated a busy season. and al-
ready has two largo buildings under
construction. The hotel, which Is to
be 100 x 80. three stories In height,
with an olghtyJoot verandah on one
side. has been started, the collar being
excavated and rocks blasted out by
John Fansllli. of South Norwalk. Lea
lie Gamble. of East Norwalk, will erect
the building. A summer residence.
42 x 60 feet, two and IInc-half stories.
is also to be croctcd III The CI-dars
near the hotel. Dudley I2. Hoyt of
South Norwalk has the mount for
this cork.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Miss Muriel Tingle is visiting friends
in town.
Archibald Foes. of New York. was a
visitor In Darien yesterday.
Mr. Spencer. of New York. has been
here on husincss lately.
Miss Mildred Watson was a visitor
In South Norwalk yesterday.
8. M. Aller. of South Norwalk, was
a visitor In Darlen, yesterday.
Miss Stella Poole. of New York.
scpnt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Bell.
C, W. Norton, of West Stamford, was
avlsltor In Darlen Saturday on busi-
ncsr. ,
Mr. and Mrs W, 1‘. Raymond. of
South NOIwnlk, were visitors in Dar-
Ien Sunday
1-1.0. Bushnell n'Ncw Haven, made
a brief visit to this towu on Satur-
day last,
John J. Jarvis has lately shipped a
valuable horse to New York purchas-
ers recently.
Justice of the Peace William H, Will
mott. Jr._ was a visitor In South Nori
walk, yesterday.
Mr and Mrs. Taylor, of Mount Ver-
hon were the guests of Andrew 'l‘ay
lor here nday. ,
Miss Edwina Knapp of South Nor:
walk was returned home after a visit
with frlenda here.
Miss Elsie Raymond m Miss May
Smith. of South Noraalk drove
through hereyles estorda).
Mrs P ead. of New York was
a visitor ,In Darlen yesterday looking
for II summer homeh a.
Mrs” Testing. of fish In quite
III in New York. Slight hopes of her
recovery are entertained: ‘
J H. Moran. of New York. was a
visitor In tows Saturday. looking for
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Cush-
man have returned from an extended
tour of the South during the past win-
let.
A new heir arrived in the family of
John Mosher. In Or Ridge. the
POVCD yearu,‘ old at his next birthday flay. Mother and child are doing nico-
t Is not generally knownthat he, ma ,
veteran of the Civil War. battle {on- Alice need. Seuylcr Wardwcll. Gard-
r Gillespie and ueorge C. Wyant. of
3°...» ford were visitors in town yea-
teNlay. '
made his Anions ride to IWlnohestaoIl MINI
"F I...
“ out of Darlon center. Sunday after-
,Boarti‘of Boloctmen was held yuan-r
desirable property for a summer home '
other pup
“mower”
O ' area
ants w served. I
.. . dralla sent a rwalk
gg car oi! the tracks the Ilet. inst
. . I . A number of Knights of Colum-
and other Stamfordltea bound M‘
of over an hour wau canned.
The regular weekly meeting of the
day. at which considerable routine
b aineas was transacted.“ was vol
to repair.I the roads soulb‘li .
Wt"
are in bed ‘$an,n
Mk 0.
-"llsing" on th ,
be greatly ID y ..
have occasion to drive over It.
the prenatal time it is covered {no
deep yoll'ow mud. and la sadly In need '
of proper top dressing. There have
been many complaints from drivers ofw
late regarding It.P
WESTPORT. ‘ i
l-‘rank Allen and son are soon to take
up their residence with the sister 'of
Mr. Allen
Harry Brown has been engaged rel
boss things on the Albert Mills Farm i
this season. '
Rev. E. Guilbert. of Southport con-
Iiucted the special Lenten service in,
Christ church yesterday ,
Mrs. Emily Beers who has been win
tering with relatives In Derby. has
again taken possession of her omn-
Farms some.
Dr. 8. W. Sherwood has resigned as
paying teller of the l-‘lm National.
bank. and Is to begin practicing medl- '
cine at once.
There will be services every day in
TI inlty church. this week Sunday alo.
ternoon the Sunday school will hold Its
Easter festival.
Miss Annie Cullivan has removed to
Ansonla where she has secured a more
lucrative position than as teacher at
Greens Farms school.
Stanley Pillew’ II new greenhouse.
when completed. ,will he one of the tin,
eat in the country. "Its tram'e w’lll he
of Iron. :00 a 36 feet.
The “inmate Benencent society of
the Congregational church meets Wed
uesday with lira. W. H. Salton. There
is to be a special service Good Friday
afternoon at 2 In the church,
The town roads are not being as
carefully looked after as of y.ore Bluce
Selectman Robert Coley retired and
Selectman Lewis P. Wakoman with-
drew to the shadows of Roaevllls, there
has been "a heap of difference."
A few days ago. rumors that cumu-
atcd from an apparently authoritatiw
source were to the effect that a silk
industry was to locate here. it In car
taln that an opportunity offered itself
to bid for the concern but the report
that, the Water Co. hsd disposed of Its
Wood property for such an enterprise
Is now denied. There is no logical
reason why the manufacturing intur
esta here could not be lncreascd If
wide-awake men comprised thc hoard
ofvtrade.
“WESTON.
Willis Banks has visited relatives III
(liWPE‘llflelfl
D. L. Coley has been ill for the past
week with grip.
i. M Gould Is ‘coverlng how an
attack of measles,
Mra. Lyman Beers has
Stepncy and Monroe.
Miss Jennie Hoyt In spending a few
davs with relatives ln Eamon.
Mrs. Charles Salmon, has spent 'IPV
oral days with rclativ as In Bridgeport.
Miss rm Pitch of Westport. has
spent several date with Miss Sadie
Beers.
Mrs. Theodore Hamilton In about
again. after an Illness of two weeks
with grip.
David Mr now.“ of New link. was
an over Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs.
l". P. Morohouse.
Mills Ethel Beers has spent a few
days with her sister. Mrs. Bennett. In
West Redding.
Mr, Palmer has rented his house
and farm to Mr. Merwin Banks. of
Newton-n. Mr. Banks and family took
poasesalon last week.
Peter Slmth is now able to be out
again. after an illness of several
months Mr. Smith who 3 In his
90th year enjoys the .dlstin Ion of bee
lug Weston'a oldest lnhnbitant.
Charles Lockwood. who has the con-
tract fer replacing the Iron bridge. just
below Colay‘ a dam. which was carried
away by the loo. Is, now. with- several
workmen. engaged upon the structure.
The we will consume several weeks
time. w abutments are to he placed
In Million and the bridge raised two
feet higher.
At W morning and evening oer
vice. at the Congregational Church. on
Sunday host the pastor Mr. Shively.
will be assisted by Rev. J the: 9f
Hat-tied. Communion will admin-
istered. and the Sunday school houI
will be devoted to the speelal Eastei
musical progrla‘nlte. i Both the reverened
n w e a tow will be
‘iing'fi at the mine o‘i’it'rr.‘ that
’LOOKING son ITAMFORPD' MAPP‘N.
visited in‘
'-,l . W‘it ;
,larnss Cunard. Employed In New Ha-
ven. canoe Hog“ by Ugh. 61 Wits.
-'l'he New Hamt put is! 0d“
the 8m! ”Oink “it?”
James Leonard. shack driver
or: that town whole working is New
Haven. ,His wife ”is! angda lylo
Stand?“ ordthls morn
k Deoaard's family mete
ed a In from him In which the
address gave themw the “go
andollvary ep’ar anti
Queen ce.’ f
. orw‘hik waited [mu Miller's bridgsi
to the scene of the accident. IA Ilslhy
Wage is “Milli! “01.
business aeriosa'.
' ofl years. ='
innovate electric esprleeseadn
itrollcy people because the dad“
‘of (.otuae. hate
. easel
first» I
"t‘tlmlN‘I ‘I‘r .
It has been persistently ru
about the city fur‘the
that by the Will
learns .
21’s.. 0'. .
' been intimat k . .
high LonawlllsMPnid ' -'
WI" DO- thin.“
it was also .mvll W0
Nd road .InwmmPg
my oberaumntas «Idiots . . . : ' .
the Coauolldated has
As soon In lb.- deal of tho. sat ,
ven Hello) and the Conandid - ' -,
on continued it- Ia knows: that? .
busibuslness area went to -I-i
flip event in Iordsr to serum
lectlons whose thorn areidei
none Inching. 2 ., ‘
, A .deal waa put up to that
pit roI oat-to toltlranfmd. Ida
and Sin)” Heath. . ,
"upon with favor at that time by?
was In the worka. . . . dint
H rveI. there Is luthtiig.
'to it rules the Cobwildatéil
A'engaglng in any ouch cote -
hamthe trolleys and eotild~ ‘
“puss .caIa. routes.
0 t a Iahutble light it on
in q pesitlon to take all til
1 hllr matter. lt' is. stated upon
authOI ity. hug been eyed
cusslon among the
the steam Ioutl. f} ~ .
Should the Consolidated Lo 3
the 'Cole Elm tIIc expwss bani-edgy .
not furnish any substitute. 'ti o , .
fullrb't‘. be hard upon me. UWW' ‘
small towns. “especially
summer soau nil about, ”“0
the smoke sinus is» almost
durihg the k'ururneI rush, to MP
t‘lectllt: expiesa sonic
The contract ,of the ..
with the Consolltlgiediroe . tilt!
any heurin
ble engaging in the elec fit: I: .-
lIIIslness by the breath road for, the
mud Is not in the habit Ilf' (maids, as:
such kind of contracts. It comma Ell
NIw England situation and the Adam!
people lune to meet their teIms.
A r-epoItI-I ask LII. Charles H
Cole. the qunegero .the express com-
pany, last evening, in Iefrrenee to the
Iepon that his line would not rode
the sanction of the Connoliqaled
(‘ole seemed Ieluttant to disc
the matter In any shape. He wad l3:
ed: "It Is stated here that your c
a“...
tIact with the Fair Haven trolley like
undrI an aIrangemepl. that 3:] be
terminated at any time by (he nso’ll-
dated. whlIh has now acquired the“
.\II. Cole shirt“ I do not say that
I anticipatt dun-rent arrangements
than III [In .it' ut mists." iv:
to Mr. Cole: ”AIe you now our lg;
unch a Iontract the limit of which
not been reached?”
lion." Mt. (‘ole stated with considers? .
ble emphasis
“Is It true that the contract ondAI'
cancelled by the (‘onsolhlatedlrrgta' ‘
”I did not any that I re ledl i
think It hill make no difference."
Express Company has reached .
proportions. Charl‘rh l. Colt.
Bridgeport. originated the inertia;
towns. His business grew to.auch.ln
extent that several months ago he “in-
stalled extra sized double truck cap
this city to Bridgeport. Stations Ago .5
maintained In the various cl
through which the espro‘ae- pisses In
has expired and that: you are operatilik
tIolley road."
I‘his dimt question {main
_'i do hot tale to discuss that‘ quel-
which you are now opciatlng can ,.
The business of the Cole Elect
mg a limited serrlte' to the sailor h 1‘
cars and they make frequent trips .1
cspressmen collect and distribute the
goods.
Besides the New Have and budget
port line the express also mu m .
Derby and All‘tllil'd tIom .tPheP latter
t: tt . .‘
The Cole expo as should they
the right to come into this city. w
of course still be able to malathl .thol
trafllc over the lines of tile h
Railway & ghtlng Co -,- .-P
The can. ldated read
an electric express an
Ity without tends: to
with the Connecticut Rail
In people. They could .
to Woodiuont and out to 3 ,,
East listen. . '
-m—
coNNaoyIchT up,
lntenstbig lain-«Ind... V
by. the department of
tea. hr D. It
roan of a'oimu
manic.“ no m ,, .
United states. . . ,
Connection tsdnsa
agt'lctIItIral- state.
the amount of
In the
”Noam...”
til in land ores.
38th In persons can —-
el finite. I
34th in
cheosdi
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