,. vol-sumo.
‘envesntl, en mi Add
or . Dulce". 97% r
. s..a.,m.. «tilts-held
will kindly felts due no-
gnvsrn themselves escorti-
fill) 'r. M. wuscox.‘ Ssc’y.
has presented to the
_ people, through President
. the oil portrait of Ben-
Mitiln which has been hang-
_ ‘ the Northamberland castle of
b; Greys for 130 years. The portrait
originally in Benjamin Franklin's
olefin Philadelphia. which was on
pic’s In 1777 by oillcers of the Bri-
hjsrmy. among whom was General
l‘flharles Grey. the present eari‘s
' ndfstber. When General Sir
. "Grey loft Philadelphia the
n portrait left with him.
‘ EEckles, formerly comptroller of
the urrsncy, being asked the other
at he considered the greatest
“Common sense," and he
1 _ have added that had always
, ‘ .ihe"bemocratlc partY’s greatest ,
need and was always likely to be.
THE EPITOME.
. Yetmuty ton come,
Upon s on . ~ -
this ‘ within thyself.
It me as a brief abode.
interthl'ne own and unrestrained con-
‘ »tro
y Hath time eternal sovereign.
This. ,
:0! all his rarest and most precious
gifts the best,
Released.
vAnd thee endowed
‘Wlthrchoice and power.
That it might noblier rise,
’01! else decadent sink,
AS thou shalt. will.
'1 Boo to it then.
That when thy call shall come,
«y‘Alid thy short reign be o'er.
'7. That thou art .tuu prepared.
' Andosnst.
, With pleasant and courageous mcin
; Thy rule resign.—
, Not with reluctance, and in doubt and
‘ » dear.
heat on thy
Pacino stain.
thud thee condemn.
“But with true confidence,
Serene and calm,
Thy soul release.
‘Bel'l‘etting only that so seen both
stewardship appear
:‘To what thou hast,
.furtber worthy and onoblod
. 1.,
*' WILLIAM CURTIS WAKEFIELD.
March 13th, 1906. ‘
yrighted A. 1).. 1906. by Wm. Cur-
t s Wakefield.
new voaK—sosrou TROLLEV
, AlnLINE.
« Would Reduce Distance and Would Re.
" volutlonlu Through Traffic Busi-
. . noes.
. NEW HAVEN, April 10.—-In answer
0 an inquiry as to the effect the com
. ', of an independent air line
electric road from Boston to New York
would have 0n the present plans of the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Minced, President Mellen today said:
"The revision of the air line of the
30min and New York Air Line be.
tw It New Haven and Williatnuntlc
In the New England Railroad be-
..l'ween Williamsntlc and Boston will
' folio n lino approximately 200 miles
in length betwaen New York and Bos-
ton upon which trains can be easily
run in four hours by steam and in less
.«linle by electricity, and at as low a
filers as upon any other road in exist
“it? or proposed, or even theorized
A ll
_ “‘ uch a line the New Haven man-
, peers are now at work upon it.
, .fisnolng of the liltliie has been pro.
v for. and, the has itself will be
I. is I use before a charter even
~r .. tibia nod for such a line, its has
. petitioned for before the hisse-
‘ legislature."
TROUT SIAOON 0000.
CITY. Aprii'10.«~’f‘hc pres-
etrout season proves to be one of
,1be‘st in years. the fishermen in this
. « . - of the slate reporting line
es. Many big strings have been
not only in the brooks here, but
" Canterbury. Lisbon, Danielson.
. and Lebanon.
. ......,........,.~...«._. m... N». . N. ...
i
l: a 'l‘ilford
. nuts
y . ,Liquors and Diners
. _ s'r
-'- rel Clifford”
"learnt l. mu
. on mm v m ,9 \
resdzsad it. was explained theme on!
M. It I o'clock in at. 9°”
‘ Wilbur answered them all. to the uni
‘ was. after a little further debate. pull
, Whole number of votes cast.....
need of. the Democratic party. Necessary for a choice
Yes
9, no. beautiful garment. The ability to do
, . The next ballot was as follows; these thinks is greatly underestimated
to. Total vote cast ..................... as even bl’ those who 01ml"- to be mklns
That. fleeting moment . Necessary [0,. a choice > ............ iii their own clothes and ‘nre not.
the existence of every soul No ......... . ................... if. The short curls ”0 W0"! bl’ 11"“
f . J _ Yes ........ ', ___________________ 43 as many who have a wealth of hair as
its course from eternity past to . This settled the library question. by those who are obligedtowear‘fnlse
- bridge is much needed. the present one the entertainment. program each night
~ being dangerous.
'sunlant has in contemplation: the lam!
, iii ‘ in
_ H _ my Menopause erase isr b
‘ to‘ buy . “9,1,3;me in: goat wanna a.“ i
but *5 .‘ .fl ,. 0,011”. ii Mi, eh '
a“ lid to be i Mil shops ,pretticstwith in“
bread” on“ ‘
. ‘l was tnzid .
11:3 ii t oil
or of in.» town but. ”0- .
t evening was 9 i' libs-loam,
WE'Wililnm Ha'Wli- - do tins» are so:
"an . ,
lint outcomes film
semen;
. n .
westerns tilt
.‘I’hc'lctter WWW. ’ Elm
. .‘ White
, sign , ,psnlu
a bi. damammmmw
. > .s . , s on.
Suzi? can» pr suits Willbe vsry'pop-
ulst- for outing wear. they look pretty.
3313”” month. and clean very
The ruffled waists and skirts area
favorite design with girls of slender
Will. t h I ‘
e envy are on and Ohm laces
let into the ends of yard-and-wguarlor
lengths of the bush make ‘very hand-
some towels. A youn lady who is
anticipating a home 0? her ownhus
Just finished a full dosen of them to
ward the lot to be assigned for use
in, her guest chamber.
Everyone has come to admire the
iii
consideration was to be ‘ «
bind I itself to support tit? 13:"? v;
wemguuroshodld‘the 05.000 be so
William Andrews proved to'be th
champion of the obstructionlsts. an .
ureds volley of questions into its
Wilbur. regarding the library. Mr
parent satisfaction of the meeting
which frequently applauded his re.
marks. 3
. William 0. Perry thou addressed the
meeting and told the voters somethin
of the fine work which the libra
has mat Idoing tom the community. as
seen e vo rs
ottring on the Cameggeamtffizyeamfih‘a: L}; eggs‘red' Bofiluselof ‘tlholdiihculiy
w... . ngapos me one not
sutfifdfimflt‘wfl‘ .yt.mp°r bus ”0" from contain a powder that will show up 1
William Andrews,.who again sought‘ disagreeably when the piece ‘3 dry '
to criticile’tho situation. objected to The “will“ “5" in“ ”‘3‘“ “pm“
the latter portion of the resolution‘ 0‘ turpentine is ““99”” to “3’ other
presented by Mr. Wilbur. The latter} agent for cleaning brass. Apply with a
then promptly withdrew the offensive} 3° t cloth and rub dry with “ “1°“
portion of thewcsoiutlon. The matter gig“ fiylémfffizfifv‘iurw" ‘0'-
Whlle there are a good many girls
who would not think of making their ,
es. but some hesitate to buy them. es-
pecially those which are so elaborate
to vote. the counters being Ronald
D. Lyons, Thomas D. Wilson and Ah
bert Seofleld.
The first ballot was as follows:
' 1 (but hundreds do not know how) there
‘ are also a good many who do not have-
to but want to. i met one of these lat
,,,,,,,,, 44 ,ter a day or two since and she was
No .................. ,_ _ , , _ _ .44 ‘ proudly wearing a waistof white Chi-
ln this ballot one of the subs at psi m silk (the “199mm MW“ in “‘0,
par WIS not written 198‘ny aumh‘ world to handle and‘cut double) 8‘“?!
w an" the counters and m referred‘ bornte With MITOW Valencinnea lace.
to the chairman. who ruled It to be all "‘9 “'0'" 0! h” own hands. and "
The voting against the proposition was hair.
done. in a large measure. by Norotou
people who are opposed to allowln '
the upper portion of the town to open:
any money for its benefit. These pets
ole, championed by Mr. Andrews, have
cost Darien its Carnegie library,
POPULAR AMUIIMENTB.
OLD WELL H. t L. 00.. FAIR.
was then taken up and after consid» open next Monday night
orable discussion it was decided to Hall.
spend $125 for it. There will be handsome booths.
The proposition to erect a stone where all sorts of articles will be dis.
bridge over Goodwlvcs River at a cost played by the merchants who have on.
of 82,000 was then taken up. Select. gaged space in them. and several
man Schradcr spoke in favor of it. where fancy articles. refreshments,
and emphasized the fact that such ti etc, will be disposed of. Following
In Music
there will be dancing.
A man at the rear of the ball moved
that the motion be laid on the table OLD ORCHARD.
1“"- ‘t “'35 Wt?“ down. An absorbing subject, strong charac-
A few moments afterward Richard tors. quaint types and an obvious mo-
Ske‘m“ moved '0 lny ”‘0 matter 0“ rai are among the features of Old
the table but his moiim: was also lost. Orchard which make that New Eng-
Mr. 900"“ who works m“ John D“ land comedy drama as delightful a
Crimmlns. ““0 “M“ to “We "1‘? playns one could find in a week's lour.
bridge built. then addressed the meet.» ney by a (“L train. This comedy am
lug. H" “'33 apparently ““1" parties» tun. written by Marguerite Merringtou,
lar to have the meeting understand author of "Captain Langmuir” and
that he was not speaking for Mr. 'Crlmr “Love Finds a Way" is announced as
mills. “5 38k“ '0’ a little light 0“ the attraction at Hoyt‘s Theatre next
the “will“ Mid M“ Schmder cxplalnr Thursday evening. That it will be
ed the situation. it was brought. out heartl welcomed is a fact. already as-
that the “0‘“ 0' the bridge, ”-000" surcd y the advance inquiry at the
would not cover the cost of the up» box ofllce.
preaches. d J 1
Mr, Scott ssi i tat a horse con d pul SIDI TRACKED.
its foot through the bridge and he .. 'l
could not see why if. was that an auto v()‘ll.1a;L“:nnggj 2:31 rgréds;:ih€38a:d ll‘:
had not 1°" “0 fallen through WP you want to realise a proof of it. Just
structure. He again alluded to tint pay a visit to Hoyt‘s Theatre Satur~
fact that he and Mr. Crimmlns had out day April 14 matinee and mi“ and
discussed the question of the bridge. see‘Sido 'l‘rackcd." You may “0' find
all the world there. but. you will find
as “we do not. often talk confidentially
being in different stations. Mr. Scott. as many as can be accommodated. and
you will certainly find all laughing
however. finally came around to this
point and admitted that John D. arbo-
mlns‘bsd written him a letter in which
he expressed the desire that the bridge
be either rendered safe or done away
with altogether.
Mr. Andrews opposed the idea nlf
changing the beautiful rustic street in
any respect and asked why it was that
the solectman had allowed the bride:
to fall into such a state of decay. It
amended the motion to build a tent-
porsry bridge in five months‘ time. sit
a cost of not over 8725.
At this point the debate between Mr,
Andrews and Mr. Scott grow rather
acrimonious and Mr. Andrews wished
to know how much taxes Mr. Scott
paid.
"More than you do." was the answer.
which quieted Mr. Andrews for title “0‘”
time being. NEWS
The amendment. to build a impact» "A'" IAN“ 0" M
gry image was then put to vote mild .THINGTH FOR NOMINATION.
was lost. The vote on the orlglnifl There fill" 0098“” $0 be it aims
W“ m "w" ...... “i.‘“°.i“° a some taa'.t:...r°sm.s‘
a s eraio m .
tion was lostiby con ally residing in Bridgeport. that Senator
the greatest mirth-provoking comedy
productions now before the public. The
performance abounds in the latest
catchy music. bright specialties and
ludicrous situations. all of which cre-
ate fun from start to finish.
THE ISLE Oi" SPICE.
Numerous requests have been re-
ceived by B. C. Whlluey. who has the
Isle of Spice under his direction. to
send the attraction to the Pacific
coast, as those in. the West having
heard of this remarkable musical com-
y, are desirous of passing their opin'
ion on the piece. It is surmised the
“Spice" may go westward next soa-
At Hoyt's Theatre, April 10.
streets on. then “you up and ramp. at the state convention than Mr.
ably acted upon, after which the moot- Thsyer. of Norwich.
lug adjourned. . Said one of the representatives to-
‘ l dsy: “Mr. Thayer is not in a finan-
Mn. OALI OPIRATID UPON. 3 clsl condition to stand the strain of
.......... , the le‘gitlimstsvrmpalgn experiments
lm rovlu st Methcdlat my In a - on a man I'll NI or
MM.nl-it:s:l.tsl, 7n Ingoidyn. 1 the adios of governor he should be
. to enter upon the campaign
Charles li. (lulu, lhc genial and pulp- 3'53 my.
own resources. Other can-
ulttt' South Norwalk shoe maker, tbf- dldlbol on the ticket are not like"
tor undergoing several oxaminatiol s in" W“ to “Y “'9" own ohm ”t
for stomach troilblo of many yeuis'
the oamplign expenses and also the
standing. went down to Brooklyn. in
share of some one else.
colnpsny with Holly ii. Siauson. To
“It was found two years ago that:
lay slim. week, and proceeded to a one candidate v” forced to stun
Metltotllsi Hospital. in Brookl n,
the expenses of a number of the
where he underwent. a series of dirt»
ing to ascertain the effects on his sin” -
sch. 0n saturdsy last he was 0 i»
all on to ascertain the real lroub c. n.
Hill! WI)
Wm. cousins him the most intend w’ 7h“ in
pain for nlauy years. Mr. Gale‘s w e.
accompanied by their son George. w , at
to Brooklyn. on Sunday, after the p»
oration ltsd hen sumssfully psrfo n .
all and fire. (isle will remain in
borhood
tater rouassussrams.
m ‘m‘{ . { :fl
;; 3" .
‘ " $53M
“1.
L ; {1‘
trial the
cued
. slender blades “were
the turbines: spun‘ “ ‘ ,
of a thousand revolutions
but no repairs
ship was under way and “it is‘ only
when the car
was ascertained."
standingwhst has already been accom~
pilshed in the adaptation of the steam
turbine to merchant ships. naval oili-
cers feel that the device is still to
some degree in the experimental stage.
So,~in the preparation of proposals fer
the construction of the two battleships
already authorised,
has taken the precaution to place the
responsibility for the success of the
handsome India and Damascus brass. 1mm": ”We" “”0“ ”"3 “mummy" by
slender blades by the high steam pres-
sure and excessive speed of rotation.
W.
Engineer Suck Goes to Massachusetts 16
own shirtwsleta even if they knew how 1mm“ comm 331°“ on the boundar
setts. went last evening to Webster,
Mass, to meet Engineer Eugene E.
Pierce, of. the ~ Massachusetts com-
mission.
of surveying will at once begin under
their direction, at tile northeast cor-
nerof this state. where Massachusetts,
Rhode Island and Connecticut gets
together, although therepresentatives
of the two commissions will, of course,
deal only with the MassachusettsCon.
ncciicut line.
W...
said work.
With you, for Side Tracked is one of .dls. and put up right there in sir tight
The matter of accepting a. few McNeil will show a greater strength _
others. at least he was called on to
pay the campaign expenses that otbo,
are should have paid and it won't be
"There are other ransom why Mc-
terbury showed a bal-
ance in favor of Thnysr but some
things ware not developed at that
time that are now developing daily."
submitted to “Governor Roberts for
Year “Ending Detailed 1, tons.“ ‘
The bank on mi “"—
mitten m ssioners have sub
annual statements of the 5 via
banks as ornatober‘ 1. monogram:
. c
- ‘ , diploma." ' _
WASHINGTON, April law"! now
in pitch blades taken out or the turbines
by the choroiful,” said a naval engin~
ear. in speaking off the performance
or the new motors on some of the
”album “a“ or
. Hi"! in.
engineers knowst thgutlma til
d1,trust"com antes. s cm
,coaditionvat tn: close of ‘ n;
._ , . net is. 1905
tr “rm
per “31%- a
were possible while the
, _ their
usinesa Aug-
oreased 82.538.020.17, manic! al obli -
tlons 02.867.389.70 and rahrgsd bon’ti‘s
88.069.7Q5.08. while the louna‘on coiv
lateral, security have decreased 0834.-
03008. rand loans on personal. security
$291,911.“. The reabbstate owned.
including banking houses. has also de.
creased 7383.83.78, notwithstandln the
fact that quite an amount has con
expended in erecting banking‘houses.
The deposits have increased for the
year 812.251.109.59. making the total
”82.848.307.49, and the surplus 3405.-
808.08. making a. total of 08.5833 .32.
The increase in the number of do osl-
tors is 19.335. making a total of 493.-
883. and the average to each depositor-
ls $471.45. a gain of 80.59. The amount
of taxes paid to the state for the year
implored In
the damage
tings. w
port that the extent,
“ The eublect is one of ‘absoi'blng in-
forest to nnvnl‘enginsars. for notwith-
thc department
nvlting them to submit plans for ships
of a certain speed with either turbine &?59'472’350'75' an increase ”f ’21"
or reciprocating engines. Experiments ' .
have been going on which so far have 10”" following statistics will be 0'
shown thattho cause of the breakage
cal interest:
South Norwalk Savings Bank-Num-
ber of depositors having less than $1.-
00. 5.177; amount of such deposits.
$762,549.00: depositors having 81.000
and not over 32,000. 398: amount of
such deposits, $512,841.74; depositors
barging $2.020 tand got over $10,000.
for Boundary Commission. magma: “(imam deposits, “96"
. . . o -
Henry R. Bunkrensineer 0* the 009‘ 744; total amount orf 31233339337?
i 3" 405.43: largest amount due a single de
posltor. $7,150.71; number of accounts
opened during the year, 930; number
of accounts closed during the year.
679: amount depositedh, including in-
terest credited. $597,508.27: amount
smet‘irnwn during thgcyear. 0390.088;
; noresse anus tober I. i.
$207,419.37. 190
Falrfield County Savings Bank, Nor-
walk-Numbcr of depositors having
less than 31.000. 1.952: amount of such
deposits, $572,743.97; depositors hav-
ing $1,000 and not over 82.000. 214:
amount of such deposits,» $271,283.21:
depositors having 32.000 and not over
810,000. 112; amount of such deposits,
a... . 836958425: total number of deposi-
Notice is hereby given that we will fora, 2,278; total amount of deposits,
receive bids for regradlng, repairing 81.318.611.43; largest amount due a
s the vibratIOn that is set up in the
O
TO ADJUST STATE LINE.
lne betweo, th a state and Massachw
Weather permitting, Work
NO on”
and putting in first class order and single depositor, 89.614.27: number of
main lug until October 1, 1906. all accounts opened during the year. 435;
. the no lie highways in the town of number of accounts closed du lng tie
it t i T I
wgfggiam’:igl‘umbga‘cfgglglgd‘32; Norwalk. outside of the limits of the year. 236; amount deposited including
The matter of installing a fire bell Hook and Ladder Company, which will 0"” 0‘ Norwalk “id
sits ofSouth Nor. interest credited, $394,049.42; amount
walk. consisting offl ifltrlcts, which withdrawn during the year, 8215.424.-
are described in the specifications for :078isnzcfirggse since October 1, 1004,
Bids will be received until 12 o'clock Norwalk Savings Society—Number
noon. on April 14. 1906. Specifications of depositors having less than 81.000.
can be seen at our ofllcc. The Select "4.97I: amount of such deposits. 81.00%
men reserve the rlfiht i0 reject any or 232.53; depositors having $1,000 and
all bids. not over $2,000; 020; amount of such
Norwalk. April 9,1906. deposits, $851,669.78; depositors hav«
ALIFREDIKVISDN. ins $2.000 andnotfiover $10,000. 336:
JAMES A. BROWN. amount of such deposits, 31.119.425.74:
JACOB ENHAYHOND. depositors having over 10.000, 8; sm-
solcctmen or the Town of Norwalk. ount of such deposits, 194,753.03: to-
\. as at tel number, of depositors. 85.934: total
amount of deposits.“ $3,106.08i08: lar-
gest amount due a single depositor.
838,638.88; number of accounts opened
during the year, 611; number of ac-
counts closed during the year 420;
nulount deposited including interest
credited, 796,868.49: amount with-
drawn during the year, $567,413.81; in»
21min since October 1. 1904, $229.-
0 - .
Hill in spin
SHE IS HEHE
Ghadiammai .
lite Woman from India.
Come in and see her and taste the
tea and coffee she makes—Orange Po-
koe is the tea she will demonstrate.
Grown on the Glendale in farm in In-
"What is the most prominent club
in Washington new?" "l'm not quite
sure. but I rather think it is the Big
Slick."—Ballimnro American.
ati's ‘
tin cans and shipped direct hers. Ooh-
sequently you got the finest drinking
tea, the full strength..snd it will make
two to three times so many cups of
tea as any in so the market-
You say you cannot afford to pay
stoo a pound for this ton.
We Say You Cannot Alford
Nollo Pay7§$|.00 3
Pound for it.
as it will make three times as many
cups of tea as any duo in on the mar-
m. . 33 Washington St.
Therefore you would have 60 cents ‘
on one pound of m. besides the shiny-
msht of it extra fineveup of in. Come
and try the to. whether you care to
buy or not. '
The coffee grown by the German
American Coffee Company on their
own plintstloh in Tilumfo, Mexico. it
is one of the finest grades of coffee im-
ported in this country. while their
plantations srs elicited on I very high;
elevation where ihs' air is pure and
dry. and gives the. so its splendid
aroma. w.‘ salt ' 'u to call and ass
Sold only by
65 cents a bag. ‘
View email all .
their annual. report. withtha .
fith the statements» of the stale banks ,
on real Wile all. in- Liv
' light,
rind baking spies
Famous * “I
W“
VEBCSELS DRIVEN ASHORE.
A nine hour southeast gale, with a H
pounding sea, sent three eloops and a was the craft cast “9 0" the BhOI'l- N0
two-mssted schooner to the bottom of
the Provincetowu harbor early today,
and another sioo was cast
Made with
'5 cents
taste.
J;
~— ~. mm”... u“...
lives were lost.
ashore. ed.
303 ton: ‘ S tare
Watch
‘ this space
’ for
Thursday’s
Specials
1n
Easter
Novelties
. and
Staple
Merchandise.
All Cars Stop Here.
Call 3214.
, I O
c Ion.
That is the only word to apply to “CARDINAL" Flour. This very high grade Flour, sold
only by us, has given perfect satisfaction to our most exacting customers for about five years,
and when one tconstdcrs how important it is to have unqualified success in the making of bread.
biscuit and cake, we feel it a duty to again remind the people of The Norwalits of
"CARDINAL FLOUR.”
Charles E. Seymour,
LEADING GROCER. .
-
snrs schoolboy use our
aud S Ficur.
It makes heifer bread and salts than any other flour In the world.
Our price Just now Is
" . $5.10 a barrel
how she prepares ills us and coffee
WM 0' "Mi“! "Mr of mm “I ~ ' mu should be the man. no in con- MW" ‘° 9'" W W "M“ "m In Vol-vim tight . snrsr letter
immigrd. “M 33.11: 4 ,mm’ In on“ pinnwo‘ii‘mtttnlciaal a. , ‘ . in“ Sweet dreams mm. y ' 2:. 99“"
tines was cloned mural , while .. .. m” . . an ° ‘9 ° “ Fresh mud. in and tom. slmys , I” , ,I-‘p - - - ‘ gpnmm
statuses uselrwss ofabazrmai dimns port! in ”w "y" The meeting _ . . .
on hand. Open earnings]
fizvflsm‘
resemble? mum.
- can arenas rear car can PACE.
half pound.
_ Rumford Baking Powder are
delicious and wholesome;
easily di salad
and free from a baking powder ‘8 ~
The sloops were the Peacock, the Mll-
PROVINCE'I‘OWN, Mass..Aprll10-— dred and the Blanch. The schooner
which was sent to the bottom was the
clan 9‘. Ward. The sloop Eunice
With the exception of the Helen 1".
Ward, all of the. vessels can he says
The Ward is going to nice .
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