d “maroon '
M WILGOX’.’
commissioner.
e Chinese delegates
,‘ve » there after which
. were {not parties to it.
.h.
i’y!
Invited:
See'y.
story was current at Pekln
Itumultconference hetwoon
' Baron-
s arising out of the late
but of a Buddhist menus.
a: who Is said to enjoy the
fine Dowager Empress
~ g to the story. in daily
rsourae with the Russian
’ aiace, where he delivered
in! eunuch such information
,convey to the empress.
sent bapkher replies and
on lt-was not knovm wheth-
‘p node Were aware of what
an on or not, or whether they
shop of London tells the fol-
“l was sitting in my
told that a lady wanted to
as very busy. and almost
f‘OhLI'm too busy to see
.’ mitt thought}, and
a} have made a rule never to
:t'nnsee anybody, in case it is
a, in trouble.’ So i sald.‘ Let
congfe‘iupstairs.’ She came. and
I: thingzshe said to me was this:
‘oing‘to ask you whether you
do. use in your work for $1,000?
, is the very thing I have been
.. ring all the morning how i was
f I showed her exactly what I
going. to.spend her $1,000 on, and
Whole scheme was carried out."
trust In the Lord. and always be
instead a a Neuron man named
u: did. . , A?”
, Quislsriilan Usual on {do
«canal of ‘ King‘ ' chilstlsn’s
Death . . - l
of the second parliament of the reign
of King Edward VII and 'the twenty-i
be opened tomorrow afternoon by the ' a
King. since His Majesty ascended ‘11
the throne he has personally opened
each of the six sessions of Parliament
adding much to that most ceremon-
ious occasion. Tomorrow's event has
the added interest in that it will be
the first new Parliament to be opened
by the King. but more partlculasly of
the greatohange that has come over
the personnel of the House of Com-
mons as a result of the recent general
election. The pageant. will be much
like those that have gone before.‘some-
what detracted from by the absence of
the Queen. who is at Copenhagen to
attend the funeral of her father. King
Christian, and the Prince and Princess
of Wales. who are in India. and who In
the past have preceded the King and
Queen to Westminster, giving addi-
tional color to the show. Weather per-
mitting there will be no (llmunillon.
however, in the size of the crowds who
will turn out to witness the procession
and show their loyalty to the Sover-
eign. . The. quadrangle on which Buck-. ‘
'inghain palace faces and all the open
spaces in the vicinity will be crowded
with people, while The Mall, which
skirts St. James’ Park. the Horse
Guards' Parade, Whitehall and Parlia-
ment streets and Old Pulacey Yard
will be lined by thousands. who will
stand for hours and for that reason
possibly will cheer more heartily than
ever as the gold crusted State coach
drawn by eight beautifully.caparisoned
cream horses pass at a slow walk. The
line of the procession will be flanked
by the Foot. Guards and police. not for
protection. but as a part. of the core-
mony, while a sovereign's escort. of
the Household Cavalry. In addition to
a. detachment. of the Yoemcn oi the
re-
he b
‘h
it
b
y
u
S
Miller p
slim WI y has changed ownership
within a few days, Mrs. Mary Jane
.flsflbnenhaving sold her house and
tbmtno or three acres of land adjoin-I
Mi»? id; for scoot. .‘ The, purchaser intends
toga lntotbe poultry business on a
large scale.
house in "Pleasant “Valley to a New
York. man named Bradley. who is a
friend of NHF. Hoggson.
LONDON. Feb. 12~The am session o.
the Ryan place. will be on an extensive
foals. . ‘ th
‘ urge yr ago, one. at e norwest cor-
seventh Of the United Kingdom Win “er of the present house and the other
ed so as to provide dormitories, class
rooms and other accommodations of
theimost approved characted for sixty
boarding pupils.
for from 310.000.
tract of putting up Noble s‘. Hoggson’s
it soon.
ly due to lack of appetite and advanced
gerously III, is recovering.
Sanford school boys and the Academy
8
ding's grand list was increased this
in the last three years.
in Weston. was a star player on the
seeding hall team in the early seven.
es.
Atlantics, of Brooklyn. one of
country's most famous clubs
early days of baseball.
M‘r. Bennett was also a sprinter
noto._ ,_ Some yenrsflago while he was
walking in New York total blindness
caine upon him with lightning/like
ocullsts failed to~rostoro his sight to
any degree;
happy over the arrival of a young
son.
THREE YEARS‘
I illustrate how the opponents of
_ hood rate regulation resort. to ion-
i’ull 'of'indefinite'expressions of
A t variety of constructions, Rep-
"iative Hepburn told the story of
tile girl .who at her prayers in
.gt" morning said: "Good-bye. God;
a are going to move to Missouri."
an wicked brother, who happened
do ‘vel‘hear her and who was jubilant.
thefidea of the journey. used the
-y.]same sentence, but he said:
6“,,” God. we are going to move
‘ Missouri."
i
f.
The net income of the New York.
Haven and Hartford railroad for
Corresponding period of 1904.
I‘ a tribute to the quality of
idiom New England‘s commercial
Ilia Industrial prosperly and also to
tho finality of President Mcilcn's ad-
ministration.
Iirwould be a raging shame If any
noil pestileut atom as on influenza
7 di‘bbe should operate to prevent the
d crib-Roosevelt wedding from
the perfect sucrose the roman-
pisode deserves.
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WANOES IN GEDDEB' STAFF.
"mom of Captain Thomas 1'. Mel-
on u Adjutant Expected.
m HAVEN.Feb. lil.~—Ofilcers of
' second regiment arc speculating
further changes to he made by
James Goddes.
Waterbury uiIl-Iiiauu-u believe that
hpt. Chauncey P. (less. .‘Iiu. is slated
' the regimental adiutuncy of the
2nd infantry. They have now do
“ . that his appointment will be an-
and by Col. James (icildes uboui
cl. They expect. a number of oth-
W [ranges in the staff all that time.
Haven and Waterbury are the
cities considered by the local new
king up the slate which they am-
will be passed upon by the coin»
next summer. ~
0 whole thing seems to hinge up
plain (irualler of Company 1“
. Grosser will lisvo served ill)
““3 some time early in July. When
received his 20-year service
it ill “Nudist be Is to be an
inspector of small arms was
I discarding to ihe story. slated
eased Capt. .I. if. Kain as real
dunrtermaster at tho smut
with the flrucner changoi
the story that Captain Welles
‘ with Captain Kain and that Cap-
OIII will then receive this an
' A nomad Waterbury man
d H. Druehi. formerly o
y B; New Haven. in looking to
intmenl. II is claimed hi
promised lilo appointmcn
dell Sucker.
.ws no. as...
IerUINO OF FIRE.
W
4* ‘ was been of mm
lie the value of
‘ One bod,
more will he
Guard, will act as a bodyguard.
State copch will be preceded by six
State carriagesoccupled by the ladies
boy from Westminster to Buckingham
Palace is for the benefit of the general
public.
favored ones. who will find themselves
in the Pecrs‘ Chamber of the House of
Ing assembly of Peers. Peerssscs. ec-
clcslastlcs, Judges. Ambassadors and
at regimental udiutant. In it
reuse in Portland. Oregon.
. Fl) Ore. I‘eb. lac-“iii a do
why In a lotions holler
040.000 was
has been re
"the ruins. and it is be:
found.
The
ind gentlemen of the Household,
'I‘his procession and the return jour-
'I‘he great spectacle Is for the 1
horde. There will gather an impos‘
l
Ministers of foreign countries with
their wives. The pccressos will be
the first to arrive and will have taken
their places before the peers rach the
House.
Except in the ease of the Dukes, for
whom a bench immediately below that
of the Duchesses is reserved. the order
of precedence among the Peers Is not
observed. the 'early arrivals taking
their choice of the seals and the late
ones wherever they can find rmnn. l.lb-
erals. Conservatives. Free Traders and
Tariff Reformcrs i‘rcoly mingling. All
will wear their heavy crimson robes.
The. liishops In scarlet robes. with
long ermine capes. the Judges in black
and gold or crimson and white will In-
crease the Impressivcncss of the scene.
Amidst. all this the Ambassadors and
Ministers of foreign nations. wearing
their varying uniforms. broad green
or crimson sashes. stars and decora-
tions. will constitute the most brilliant
group in the assembly. Among them
will he Whitclaw Reid. the American
aniliussudor. In plain black Court
dross. In the galleries every seat. will
be occupied by somebody ofllclaily or
socially prominent.
The approach of the King, who will
be met at the entrance to the House of
Isirds by the great. officers 01’8th
and escorted to the robing room where
he will don his mantles of purple and
ermine. will be announced by heralds
In mmlicvul Inbards. Preceded by
Cfllccl‘s of Stale Iwul‘lug lilo imperial
crown. cup of maintenance and sword
of State. the latter in Its scabburd hold
aloft. all having disliuclivo signifi-
cance, the. King will proceed to the
House of lords and soon aflorwurds
desputch the Gentleman Usher of the
Black lied to summon the members
of the liouuc of Commons. many of
whom anticipating the command will
have already crowded into the gallcr.
los. This will not. interfere with the
carrying out of the formality. Black
Red proceeding to the Lower House
and there delivering the Kings's men-
aagc, as follows:
“Mr. Speaker—The King commands
this honorable House to'nttcnd ills
Majesty in the House or herds to hear
the King's speech road.” '
Those who wait patiently for the
summons. chiefly the older members.
an whom the ceremony Is not new. will
iccompuny the speaker to the bar of
the House of Imus. when the King.
reading from a printed copi‘. will do.
Signatures of Mayor Glover and Gen-
Charles I... Glover signed Saturday a
tlcut Railway and Lighting Company
for electric street lights.
of the lights is to be $74 each.
a. in.
same as the one which was approved
by the Council.
was submitted to Corporation Counsel
John J. Walsh for approval.
of the paper Attorney Walsh recom~
mended Its acceptance. The signature
of General Manager Sewnll of the Con-
nectlcut Railway and Lighting Coni-
piiny was affixed to the document sev-
eral days ago.
New Cog Wheels Just Installed Are
y , y _ on.
lib Keefe place in san-
e agro‘pliwty . comprises hes
. ' some mostly. more
TI The consideration “ill-“Chum: 3%.-
iece of property in the
ll
Charles Woodruff has rented his
The house building operations which
sir, aanford is about to begin at 0
The plans provide for two
t the southeast corner. Both are to
ave basements and will be construct.
The cost will be noti
H. C. McCullom has taken the con-
am, and will commence work upon
Turney Sanford ls confined to the
case with general dobility. apparent.-
86.
Dennis“ Dorgan. who has been dan‘ h
in their ice hockey contests, the 0
eye are now tied, each having won a
ame. . s
The published statement that Red-
ear by $100,000 is an error. This fig- p
re represents the total increase made
Thomas Bennett; who died recently
Before that he played with the
the
so,
ham Lincoln who a
Connscti t, the business. was carried
cameo lly throughout the state to-
nor. with infinite schools were closed
for themday. as wall as banks and many .
postoiiices closed their . doors to the
public at noon- intnaarly every city
in the stetebusiuess was. suspended
in. municipal, building» ‘
Mens' Republican Club will hold its
annual Iilncoln Day banquet and the
be Judge W. H. H. Ilimmcns. of Boston.
Governorfitoberts will
speaker.
from public buildings and homes in
Board of Relief of the Town of Nor-
walk will meet at their oilice. ‘Opera
House block:-
- Saturday, 10th. 2 to 4 p. m.
appeals made to therefrom the deluge
February 21, at 4 p. m.. for the pur-
disabled persons.
i TWAiihOilBil
lie-{hula or Abra.
legal holiday in
awiaavsw
anniversary
Tonight in this city‘llie Young’s
rincipall speaker of the evening will.
be another
There was a liberal display of flags
beervauce of the day.
mun-1v.”— u”... M,
Board of Belief.
M
Notice is whereby given that the
Thursday. Feb. 1. 1906. 2 to 4 p. in.
Wednesday. 14th. 7 to 9, evening.
Saturday, 17th,‘2 to 4 p. m.’
Wednesday, 213i, 2 to 4 p. m.
The meetings-are for the purpose of
caring and determining any and all
f the assessors on the‘list of 1905.
They will also meet with'the asses-
ors. as a joint board, Wednesday,
ass of abating the polls of sick and
JAMES SUTHERLAND,
CHARLES ,W. BELL,
JARVIS KELLOGG. '
In the
in his youth
of
uddenness, and treatment. by the' best.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bassetl. are
.—
LIGHTING CON-
TRACT IS SIGNED.
oral Manager ,Sewall Affixed to
the Document.
The City of Norwalk through Mayor
hree years‘ contract with the Connecv
The cost
The
lghts arc. to burn from dusk until 3
The contract Is virtually the
Monday night. It.
After
baking a few changes in the wording
DRAW TURNED BY ELECTRICITY.
Working Saiafactorily.
The Washington slrct druw's elec-
trical turning apparatus was once
more completed. Friday uflernoon. and
has been found to work perfectly with
the new cog wheel. It is iliought that.
the mechanism is now all right and
that no further trouble will be encoun-
tered. '
The new cog was put In place, Fri-
day, and in the dilemma the draw
was turned with electricity. It was
opened later in the day to lot the pro-
peller Eagle go to Norwulk with
freight. which was the first time In
two days.
REPAIIIS TO FIRE ALARM.
Damages by the Storm of Last Week
But in Again In Working Order.
Superintendent. of the Fire Alarm
System .Iohn H. lioyt. was busy all day
Friday slruightcnlng out the damage
which had been done to the alarm
system by the storm. There were
several crosses on the wires. box
ill, on the Green, was cut. out by the
falling of a pole. A new polo will be
erected.
The cable In Box 2 broke. and that
box was rendered useless for the time.
A new cable was installed Saturday.
Mr. Hoyt expects that the system will
be in its normal condition by night.
TINNEBOIIO’O ENDURANCE RUN.
ROCKIJAND. Maine. Fob. 12.~The
armored cruiser Tennessee early today
began her four hours' endurance rim
which commenced at Monhogao island
and was expected to and near Cape
Ann. She passed Whitehead shortly
after 8 o'clock and began to develop a
highrate of speed. At 9 o'clock she
passed Monhegsn Island on the inside
passage a diiforenl. course from that
.lvnr his measure lo the legislators.
The formaiily will soon be over and
he King will pass out of the Chamber
n the same manner as he entered It
0 the speech from the Throne.
“VIRAL lacunae lN WRECKI
NAEHVIMM. Tenn,. r‘cli law-it do
1 limited. over the ili‘hnla Contra
'iiirond ntnr Climatunubnrc. Tron.
Almost immediately afterwards the
iousce of Parliament will commence
,, clear away the routine, the first
tom of which will be the rereading
1' the King's ilpeooh. thereby bringing
‘Iiolli the first general debate of the
tiflfiimi, that on the address in reply
sloped today that in ihe derailment of
'Te North hound Nnrhviile and Chloe-
which the other vessels have taken at
the start. The weather was a trifle
hazy and a very faint broom was blow
rig.
tain ii knots an hour on this run.
koe
ti on to Boston Light. where the
r
board will leave her.
Cramp and Ben.
TIOLLIY CAI IAIN
'URNID.
0
[III III
and Bird Cages Repaired and Refin-
Sheara and Scissors Sharpened and
Anything In Metal Refinished In Any
66 Water St.
Town of Norwalk,;
and warned that cant Iai town meeting
will be held on the 13m day of Febru-
The cruiser is required to oust-
A
the completion of the trial. she will
Then she
will matinee on to Philadelphia for
completion by her builders, William
NIAGARA midis. N. in. Feb. 12.”
Board of Relief.
In llllll
BRASS BEDSTEADS
Chandeliers, Candelabra.
Lamps. Cash Registers,
Inhed.
Ronickeied.
Flat Iron- Pollahcd.
Style.
S. Scam&_ Son,
South Nor-walk.
Tel. 342—2.
,,_ Special
Town Meeting. ,
The inhabitants. legal voters of the
bercbyf notified
ury. mind at ii o'clock p. m.. In the.
Town Hall. on Wall street, In said
town, for the following purposes. to
wit:
i. To rescind the vote passed Octo-
bor l. liili-i. authorizing and directing
the Selectmen of this town. to replaco
the present wooden bridge at. Bell
isulnd. so called. with a stone arch
bridge.
2. To authorize and direct the Sc.
lectmen of this town to replace the
present splle bridge at Bell Island.
with a wooden truss bridge. and in
complete the. embankment therefor.
3. To authorize and direct. the Sc-
lectmen of this town to use the unex-
ponded balance of tile appropriation
made at the meeting held on October
I. 1904, for tho. construction of Bald
stone arch bridge and the embankment
therefor; or so much of the said up
proprintlon us may be necessary. in
the construction of said wooden truss
bridge, and In the completion of the
embankment therefor.
Dated at Norwalk. this 8th day of
February, 1906.
ALFRED AVISON.
JAMES A. BROWN.
.I. B. RAYMOND
Selectmen of the Town of liiorw'itslk6
l
M ammo-..”
ions Island Turnips
IE) cts. Peak.
50 cts.'Bushcl.
' JOSELOFF’S
TEL. CALL—i”.
Park a Tilford
Fl" .
Wines. Liquors and cigars
For the. Holiday-
' aha cufchltt‘h of lthe Joiningiiigfllli M
a way employ. scale out a ant “ " L 9,
adieu side near the whirlpool. was GM , I'd.
‘ burned today together with Twenty» Hotel 0
*si. night. at: passengers and
‘91 diaphragm 2.}... 4'
i»
i
twenty homo yore burn
has”
illrd. Anion-z tho iniurcd was iii. A
“dchl'itatcr. of Boston. ,, '
‘1
three
n'nmrn were Illilll‘e'i. but nobody was ;
.tho International Belt Line and a val
hoes 360.000
a
ti
.-_
am... 3,.
~ 0
.V
seven summer can. the property of
. a snow plow. The
is believed to have been of killers
‘- origin. ,8 .. . » ’ ,
JOSEPHL WALZ . .
gilt iii “IMO”; ii ‘ i '
‘ mm shamans. o u. ' ~ " .
larlty.‘ 0necan't hell) Iowa's. til: ugh.
out in wash as well
wear. yesterday of American manufacw
broidery.
meats and the material being equally
3:13:23: tn: embroidery. It wasn't
_, an was cause us tl
mulch. ehea q n y very
we .
are a feature of the new units and de-
signed to give the'princess effect and
conceal the shirtwaist when the coat
lur. -
is worn with the evening gown
, feel that he has stopped at once into
friend or visitor.
. .
ti o as .o
the new dress mater-hm
shades in"whicb it has been brought
as silk and wool
materials. ‘
I was shown somehow cotton under-
ture made to imitate t sali‘ranch car
it Was the set imitation
i ever saw. the pattern of the gar-
ner and it is bound to sell.
The girdles of the material. which
Special Tell-Hour sale. .
; TONIGHT from 6:50 until 8:50."
TOMORROW from 10 a. m. until 6 p. m.
Is on. are proving to be very popu-
Of course after a season of long
costs it was natural to look for short
ones, and now we have them—Jauntler
and natticr than we could ever have
dreamed of.
The stole of merchant or tulle which
is
widened about the shoulders In square
or round effect so as to protect entire-
ly the neck when a decoilcte gowu Is
worn.
Motifs are a feature of the season's
cmhrodieries. among which butterflies
of every size are conspicuous.
Ilieswidedwr lstre
Vogue illustrates a smart riding ha-
bit. of griffonette cloth in a dark- green
pepper and salt. effect. with double-
breasted frock coat. The cloth is ab-
solutely waterproof. and is being used .
by men, women and children for gcn~
oral utility and touring suits. it. is
soft and supple and does not show
eVen hard wear. .
Here is what the "ideal~House" says
of the hall—the first room to be enter~
ed by a guest. The room ought to
be so homelike and hospitable in its
general make-up that our guest will
a home. The home ought to offer at
the first glance a smile of welcome to
Most people would succeed In small
things If they were not troubled with
great ambitions.-—-—l.‘ongfellow.
Do not throw away small pieces of
chicken or other moat. put them
Through the chopper. wet. them up with
a little gravy and spread on toast.
"The Housewife" gives this recipe
for a dressing for a chicken salad
which Is unlike any I have ever used.
One pint. of sweet cream, one lea-
spoonful of ground mustard. yolks of
night eggs beaten light. Cook in a
double. kettle until the consistency of
thick cream or custard. Let ll. get
very Cold before stirring through the
salad. I should add that. two table-
spoonfuls of vinegar had been prcvlou.
sly‘pul with the chicken meat and
celery. ‘
CASTOR M
For Infants and Children.
Ila Kill You Iim Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
b
PILOT LIGHT AT DORLON'S.
For the past two weeks a red light,
has been placed at. tho and of the
Dorian Point dock at night, as pilot
light. for boats coming up the bar-
bor. The light is quite a help in boats
coming from the Pouch Islam] flats
Point .
June Creamery Butter, 25c lb.
15c can.
33 Washington St.
era-res. ,
me Iron voun IA'I'AILIG.
OWNIR. OF 'I'HI FAMOUC
NIH OOOCI. '
as.
:1 .-..'.,‘.
m wasnim lama
THE
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Meriden Machine Tool Company To Be
MERIDEN, Feb. 12.-At the annual
meeting this week. of the Meridcn
WATERBURY, Fob. l2.-~—Plans
being promoted for the establishment
of a new plant here for the manufac-
ture of Cornish silver and other spec-
ililtlcs.
l. arrangements for financing the un- collsiilutc libel.
buoy to the light across from Fitch's dertsklug will be completed and a cor- of the Herald staff were In attendance
Three pounds Fancy Head Rice. 25c.
Delicious Coffee. from 25: lb. up.
If you try our Teas, notion: alumni suit you. At 40. .50..and 60c lb.
Fresh Country Eggs. 35c doz. Case Eggs. 25c doz.
Our Double Cream Cheese is a winner. Hundreds try it; why not you?
Fancy Prunes. Apricots, Pulled Figs. Evaporated Peaches. Evaporated Apples. Everything
the best at lowest prices. Our Elite Canned Goods are the finest goods put in a can. Everyone who
has them calls for more. Nothing can touch them for quality or price. Corn, Tomatoes, going at
II S III l “4'
I ( (Ill . lll’lllii 8
PEOPLE WHO ARE LOOKING TO THE FUTURE ARI BUYING TH llfi GROCIHIIO HIRE FOR CASH.
WITHOUT THE LIABT SHADOW OF DOUBT OUR OTOHI ll THI IIIT PLACE FOR THE ECONOMICAL
HOUIIWIFI TO PURCHAII IATAILII.
FORDO, IUT YOU ALIO CIT THEM PRISM.
OF IATAILII IO REALLY AITONIIHINO. CONSIDERING OUR POPULATION AND THE MANY GROCERY
CTOHII THIII ARI _iN THI NORWALKO.
us ran Iaoauouo suemue we ARI sow emovme. rm oomrv AND raucous“ or can
soon. MUIT as A season wav PIOPLI swam To one Irons.
cocoa THI A. r. “cams AND COMPANY wean canny cause-r as IXCILLID m 'i‘I-tl UNI-ran
we oily—luv iron cites. I'i”..'l"I-ll ONLY WAY..'I‘HIN you KNOW wom- vou an m-
, IF vop'suv 0N calm cannon an you saw roe BOMIIODY'I use
users. on ‘I'I-il HAiiT-u-IUY or: as iron one AND own vougwaau WHIN rev oiv com
aaouao. ooa IPICIALTIIO-wblLICIOUITIAO‘ANO cousin. sari-an. can“ AND soon- ALto '
moo s. ensue noun. caowa urea AND oats ROCK names or so. "
THE ssoaa’Tnarsfls ran race. '
New Style Walling Skills.
Newest models made of the popular gray; also block. a special pur-
chase. shown today for the first time, regular price $4.50. I I A .
SPECIAL TEN HOUR SALE
$2.95
/
26 dozen of Sateen Petticoats. a dozen new styles, made to our special
I
order and cut extra full. material the best, $2.00 would be a reasonable price.
SPECIAL TEN HOUR SALE
$1.59
3.000 yards of Fine Printed Lawns. a big variety of styles and colorings.
many of the patterns copies of the finest French Organdies. in many places
the price is 15c a yard. ' I
'14
SPECIAL TEN HOUR SALE '
« 7 1‘2 cls.
BOSTON STORE
M
I
CONNECTICUT ausmsss. ”—w —————
gift. of a site for the proposed plant
has been altered and accepted.
FRIGHTFULLY BURNED.
Chas. W. Moore. a machinist. of
Ford City. Pa.. had his hand fright-
Reorganized.
Machine Tool Company preliminary fully burned in an electrical furnace.
steps were taken toward its reorgani-
zatlon.
crease its beslncss.
nell has been appointed usslsaaut. sec.
rotary. but. when the reorganization is
effected he. will be made general num-
ager oi the concern.
makes a specialty of the manufacture
of forming lathes.
ii'.‘ applied Bucklen‘s Arnica Salve
it is proposed to largely m.|with the usual result: “a quick and
George E. Bick. perfect cure." Greatest healer on
earth for Burns, Wounds, Sores,
Eczema and Piles. 25c at F. H. Bax-
ter’s. South Norwalk. and E. P.
The company Wood’s, Norwalk. DI‘UEEISIB. "’
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NOT LIBEL.
Cell Big Contract.
BRANFORD. Feb. l2.——~Al‘lcr being That is Contention Made at Hearing
practically idle for the past five years
the Red Hill
Stony Creek Is about to begin getting
out. granite for the new Grand General ,
Railroad station In New York, having
recently received contract. it is under-
stood. which will keep the works busy
for at least two years.
of Charges Against Editor Howell
BRIDGEPORT. Feb. 12.—-'l‘he case
of Editor Howell of the Bridgeport
Sunday Herald. who is charged with
criminal libel in printing a political
story about Patrick H. Connolley. of
Dunbury. was taken up Saturday morn-
lug Iii the Danbury Police Court.
Doforost & Kilen for ih‘e defense
are entered a demurrer to the complaint.
Preeoculing Attorney John R. Booth
ppeared for the state.
The contention of the demurrer was
it Is expected that by March that the paragraphs in question do not
Most of the members
Granite Company of
Another Plant In Waterbury.
In
poration organized. It is said that the as witnesses.
Cali 322-4.
the finest Butter you can find’ in town. come here and pay the price. ,and we can give the goods.
Fancy. rosy. sweet Creamery Butter. 32c lb. Extra Elgin Creamery Butter, 28 and 30c lb. Fine
Charles E. Seymour,
LEADING ORCCER. South Norwalk.
w WWW.
Pupulardddd
YOU NOT ONLY GET THE IIO‘I‘ 00008 THE MARKIT AF-
OUR TRADE IO HAPIOLY INCREASING. OUR OUTPUT
OUIILY iT CAN’T OI OUR PRICIO ALONE THAT IMHO.
WI SAY THAT THI LIN. OF
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