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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 24, 1906 · page 6

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_ tibia point an entire new road
W is been constructc on the south
‘ A fthe present-true .Two brid-
v'c‘bcon raised upla'hd extended
‘i-aiiiia vroadyto nick‘s thcxchan-
mind to right-in t’héirunnina of
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engine repair shop has been built. The
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giggliogxi‘pgttsflltmvaelslaoed‘daggoilsgnlil not be a candidate for the linitdfi .

house, water columns. and turn tall-

3‘ Nina] towers with “cross-overs" lets

it)" topics, the facilities or handling
to Ne iuvcu hurt your. and
passing oi the locomotive will be in
the near future.

wa' teal bridges have been com,-
d a New Rochelle. Mainoroncck.
.. J L‘ Port Chester, Coscob and West.
‘ . , two. to meet the increase oi
.cjiiv rolling stock. At..-Monut Vernon
oodlawn. ‘to give clearance tor
actric engines under the over-

Bridgcport remains as yet uncolvvd.
Plans have boon made for a monster
freight yard subjoiniug the present
yard ius fubovo the Locomohiic tau.
tory. ’l‘ o proposed harbor improve-
ments are to conform to these freight that?" ‘
yard plans. thereby completing the or.
*rangutnents for the Bridgeport. termin-
at of the Berkshire and Nailsatuuk
division. The pl'esont elevated ur~
raugctuent through Bridgeport is too
narrow for the future truilic and will
either have to be widened by turthor
'cncoachnicnt on the harbor or else by
securing the rcaivestute on the west
side of the railroad.

. bitnt of the New York Cen-
mwaiion into the Grand
i'pl a tion'yot trains to the right
. , instead. of tell-hand. as
fore; the New Haven road has
on met thesc conditions at

consideration is to adopt the original
layout across the northern portion of in that?" ,
the city tor the through clgcirlc etx-
press trains to be run rom onion 0 governorahip would be a sic in
New York and Washington. This stone to congress." answered Bulimia):
route WOlIld 5110"“ the alignment. do. Senator Bulkcley said that in the
crease grades and lessen runninfi last United State senatorial contest is
was made clear that the petiole at this
state did not want tho two United
This route would please the through States senators to come from the saint:
county and that they prciarred that
tho omcers should be distributed
throughout the state. no matter how,
ship the candidate from a particular
increase of the earning capacity to locality might be. “i have {alien‘ln
wards swelling dividends appeals to with this “idea.“ said annular Bulko
lay. “and In contormity with it. i am

This new route for the electric cx- oposcd to having two cauilidaics frotr
presses is a small matter. when Hartford county on the“ slate ticket
brought in comparison with all the Hartford county had already a candi
data in Judge Holcomb tor'attornoy-

time. all of which are economic in the

-Yor Contra , i the _
min" a “"0 earning capacity o! the road.

d'vrail contact, and a New
on road is to use the orerhead
passenger traffic which is constantly
increasing and as it would cost less to
- operate a line over a mild shorter than
the present crooked route. the natural

Chm, it makes- . oblig ‘ ry
l.’ the “its! road‘s ele tie on y as

”there may‘he no'd lay in run—
thod to the
‘ a part at the Ncmllaven track
, n§ countrqucd
Wit thirdérail a d overhead
. afl‘Whtina traingis undcnxull

, p ansiuocr will be st._,lib.
hrpw his controller from i‘ouc
baths other. without an; in-
;daiay. within the. entire niec-

tho stockholders.

new work as a whole on ,tho entire
system. Besides tho sixttrackin: ai- general: '
ready under way bolow Stamford. Continuing Senator Bulkalcy said:
there is the Tarryvilie tunnel, the New
_ . . . ,r . .l-lavou- cut. double tracking the Nau-
.“immdllu.po.wer.bu at .3305: satuck. division. double tracking the
hourly. complctad as soon
u:
i finished additionsl' subu an
out!) boy. added to the pr nt
- With the clinch or; two
all the foregoing and soon to it that
the Work was well under way. it was candidacy. it seam that it is print!
arily to “lot Pails down easily" and?
dinner speech not long ago. "i am secondarily to give Mr. Lake sonar
tired." thing he does not want so much ”as a,
. Recently in a general coavarsatiou mulling also that its thinks ho can:
not set. a sort ot- connotation price;
and thirdly it carries with it a prom

"When Charm 8. Malian sail ice at tho [armor-hip two ysarr
through with this road it will be a heaps. and a possibility oi councils

O
- at suburban sarvice’is K be
be
fiddle, trains as trauuentty as
no. alcvatad iii-Ways-

no wondor that be said in an attor-

with Colonel N. G. Osborn on railroad
matters that sittsd editor said:

Those le voico on the word drciuu. Into it deep.

but” for tho increas-
w it" . passenger. and
and tire to an ultimate»
under the or to con-
. imi'flt _ subway tor
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*Wai‘liaii‘i- its 4
, Easily. liliiTil

rW’W .L'h fir... . put.“
in relation to ithciiht‘crviaw wh‘ichl‘it
wssiaiyaa: malacactarMsnn archaic!
of Hartford had with iinitadhtatoh
Senator Bulimia)! ' at intrinsic. hangar
Lake annminced himseltaa‘oandl to

Ttor hulksi‘cy was interview as tot-r
lows by a reporter. 131M thcbscuiitor:

view but Mr. in e and mraait. and no
one heard what we said but ourselves.
Now i didn'twtoll anybody about it, so.
tho 'l-‘imes must have obtained its in-
tcrtnation from tho other side. ,This
being so i am at liberty to talk abou
what took place.“ . f;
‘ uDill youacndtor Senator ignite?” ‘:
‘ i “No. he came to my odice voluli-l
. ‘ tariiyfl‘ ‘ ‘ " , ‘
' ALW‘Y. “How did the conversation begin 7" ‘
"Senator halts. “Milli it; by myths
, - , that Senator Siopcr had decided .to
“ withdraw from the race tor the nomi-
nation of tiiekiill‘e‘ciol‘n at his (Son-
ator Slopcr's) bank in New Britain."
replied Senator Bulkcley. «

once to Senator Paige in the iniarvi‘aw
which he had with you?" . ‘ ‘

'.Kcnealy and Senatorflrah sacs Willi!
support him (Senator Lake) for {or
ornor two yours later.“ ' l '

Senator Paige?" . ‘

governor that Senator Paige shoud

States Senate against me when: my
present term expired," rcpllcd Senator

1 _ . , , iiulkcley. .
H" CHIC zone 1" to be “to“?kg Senator Buikicy said he rcmindad

Senator hairs that Hartiord count!

The problem of six-tracking through
(Senator iluilielcy) always understood

when Mr. Henry retired.

could beat Mr. Hoary thy your." re
plied Senator BiilhoioY. > i '

Mr. Henry 1’"

The most feasible plan now under Senator liuikcloy.

Altar President Malian had planned lltical ends."

drum," and the colonel dropped his litter. That's aliso tar to data.

 

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I declarcd a cash mortuary ‘dividcad
. apvyhiahihsvc matured and shall munrainiiiioil; oa ,

olicica ovor byears in force it adds a per cent: to all
‘ arc yearaia iorce. 0 par coat. and anadditioaid
out: diction rwo Hospitals THOUMND councils. -'
-duriitn itha at:

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death claim pp'll'oli'
m" "‘9 “ehwuant sovernmnim as“. v ‘,

. his thdimmedlawrbeneiiis. tannin
p .‘fil ‘ ‘ or issue) on adult industrial Policies.
Estimate .“isausd during 1906 have bean double

 

 
 

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ov tha'dividend‘ sectarian"
lnqacnulal cash dlt’idca . (a
ll. year, declared on all Policies

l‘iit‘lillatbldhinV‘IIGHTY-TWOTHOUMQD mimic . . _ , . t
4 l8 PnYiNG dividcuda'pnipdustrial Policies amountinslto '

0.. Two Millions ofoflara -.

as a dtitinitc sum at maturity”withouti'filvidcnda. The payment of tho dividends is

Thalia dividends‘src over and ab
Policindanuiiry mast. which was and
to about to per coat. of tho pramium tor

 

' Thus tho Coin pan

Every o'apvoi' these Policies is non-particlpatihs timid!!!

Y VOLUNTARY} Dividends have been with”? thout promise (alimony; y‘cmeyf‘ttic lid

*- Millions‘“ of»; 5 h

‘ “Did Senator Lake malts any «(as thousands or Policies impart by

~, in 12 years. 9 included niacin: these Policies ‘archiiitdr'odsmi.
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"ch. he said that Senator Pains and
histriends wished to be lotdoiin 3 .,
' "locally. and..-had requested him all 1*
Hartford county than, to take thorium»: i
. inatlon tor lieutenant governor. with?
. the. promise that. can, hire. an:

 

 
 

 

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‘ lutom’ediate Policies tor $600 each line been had
tan (or 10 years past, They are Policies designed (oraticii'
‘dflm as can aitord to pay annual. semiannual or quarterly

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“Was therciauy other reference it}: ‘3‘; , ‘8“: I! “11:11 a : ' “Ila I ”Mal ts I ' I? ‘ .
p . . 5 ‘ to lioipaid in dividends on intermediate Policies duriuglm. '4 hymen; b-ith I9 d Wind}
"You. Senator Lake told methat'; ‘ i . - y « l» ~ . _. ,
(Senator Lake) ha data do it. 3‘ (tong: nogparticipatius rates of this and 0th or Ordinary companies... it .

tics of his month: for iieutct‘i't ‘

' .‘i‘hc Ordinary Policies issued by the Company tor. the last 16 years have"
basil: practically all written on non-particip lag rates—plain h '
tracts tor plai business man, which tell tit r whole story updit
iaaticn, borrow conundrum hops. mantra denaito
its promises in dollars and cents. The ratqs, there- . ‘
y. has in force; howavcr. a“ ddsidorahlé‘, though. on.

code;
. lace,“
‘hsva'uothia 4
‘ trillions.“ .
gamlow.» .Tho 0mm its _ t . .. as!» 4..
compared wl its total business. a very sniall percea e at participating. Dnmgi-QOUMN , Witt-A.

Thus the amount oi dividends the‘METROPOLiTAfi Lin. msusaucs company is wins this you‘ll nearly ,- f . n

had another candidate for tho suite
uckct«.iildgs llolcomb for uttornéy»
general. anil'rcmarltcd to him thatho'

that Senaéor hi‘uktii had tho aspiration
o succce r. cnrv n Yonzrdso Th 0' " 1 " " ’
rec Millions of Do

"What did Senator Loire s .io ‘ “
3 ’ THREE ouaarnas o

r wales isa ”‘29.“th «in or rad
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"Senator Lake replietrthat ho would
rather 80 to Washington than be gov‘
order, and that he did notiihink he

 
 

"Was thorc any further reference. to .

“l remarked to Sonutor Latin that it
had always boon my understanding hr
into. lake) Would succeed hind": said

 

iii WthlNG-
.. , Mr. sod Mrs
What rcpiy did Senator Lake make to 6!" fits‘fluuday.
, Dim. ”August ate-At
their home on he who nail Sunday
eraoon. Mr. and Ira. Patrick Me:
. paid. if obfli'valio'e ‘of‘the fiftieth
survivor-nary or. that: marrispc. will
, relatives add the
personal iricnds to whom invitations
for the occasion have been extended.
, he celsbratlng couple are among the
dent and best known 0! the town’s
:ii'ish Mania. Their children are two
‘Jiinatmlod anus and two unmarried
daughters living at homo. and two
married daughter‘s.
Mrs. John ll, Colman. wits of the as-
ant. director at Public Works In
‘soportuiiud Mrs. John Sullivan.
merchant. Those
are units human
. tar McDonald. {oi
, hot. and his tivc‘ sisters. they biting
‘iidrou oi the late liaison
., rich Mclhmald came‘ to Raddinl
while a youth and by itnromittinl int !
dash-y. frugality and thrift soon gained
:a modest compcton
tinusd~io grow and he becsmcvoae.
. nfldabiidciii-
oddbic min in
4 a fact that about: tonnes w ich be
lit hourly it! yours

sections. laid much more re-
‘d‘antiy by other cratiamoa. have “one
. Both Ir. and Mrs. Monon-
ii“ are in good health and
persons of their any

Rosldanca in Vlridgsport Attachads in
Salt tor scam Brought by Ad-
ministratoohlion. ,
smooaron'r. . August air—m
handsome residence of Col. M. H. .- g ,
Washington avenue. W . "A it 3; ,,
Bridgeport. :sii plsccdbunélfr actual?! .' ~ ‘ , .
man ycster ay noon y ty 9 ‘ ’ ‘ ” '
Richard H.‘ Brown. to satisfy 8 mm Forced to soil the entire stock below cost for the batik of the
tor $6,0M‘brou1ht by Merits a. Fal- Crcditora.
ion. administrator at tho estate ot‘tha . i , ' - g V. ..L. . i .
We Thom” Wm“ M "0“” 0“ Thii Sale continents: tit-day and will last :4 sale days only".

"Senator Lake said that perhaps the

Rogers. at 113,

killeddn a collision
gsfs' automobile and
the trolley car which Mitchell was in
charge at on the niliit at June t.

cond ‘ctorw o.
The latter are u h ’

\iiia o! the Rid

past.
, . 'r .
oily ilatcrai til i . he complaint tells of the accident _

and describes tho car as moving in a
westerly direction and sale
there was a clear space of tunable 3 . .
way about it test ’ »_
wide north oi tits northerly rail of ‘2 , . .. . ‘ .
it track.‘. and a clear space at m M. lllatakc in the Add!“
usbo unobstructed highway about r w - . .
toot wide so in o! the southerly Shock consists of

wild
.itrha dataadao

no that. ’

"I have no fault to had with Senator "WWW M“

Lake, personally, but i ant opposed to
his nomination for lieutenanuotrarn-
Air Line division. alterations in or on principle. 1 not opposed to‘ at!

‘Harttord, Providence and Hinton. bo- . which has con- .

in t h i alto ti lowing .poin’i'tiuimbhimiw D! F fimfld‘ ‘

s csvas eunscsaui rs onson coolly Cool 0 tonnes a - H '~
. t s deadbolt an opera.-

iho Berkshire division. county on the state convention tor no tin: his motor out «w ‘ ““1”“ u ‘ .L

careless and doctrinal manner. and s;

a blah unlawful and dangerous raid
as

of Wit" . _ .7 . 1: to.

A miniatrator Mind represents tho
widow and three small children at the
deceased. ‘Tharattornsya tor tho
ministration are (inllinaa a Cullioan.

‘ sou ot confidant. Toledo. Lucas . ‘
.. ..i mmh‘rrmrih"
', m r if... ' _. .. -
”a. lit.

at our larxc is 11
‘He is as m

This gives new interest to the Lakv

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rich. b s. which was very effective.
This at my bit so. Prcaidant Mol-

 

Most victims at

“3901mm“- an
ion is to speed the passing 0! the than who Inhabit ly ooustlpa '.
locomotives. Thai. is certain. Orion Laxative trait amp curs-.2
it is the keynote towards the Iunihi- chronic constipation by stimulatlanh
lotion oi the politics iron horse. and liver and bowls aadmtom the nah
the coming at an oiactriaal system ordination“ thairowoic. rile Ell
which is no nightmare and which we ativa Fruit Intuit loss iio sauna“ :
.aaicy both ~mdmm . its and rims-tin
salespaud awake as Ooh Goliath's ! . “Robin substitute: Phil . ,.
Automation“. calm - W‘M' '

arc to loci: upon and

 
 

 

malice court yesterday. chamd

rm. lil- sow-«ruins fl .
lain.

_ How 10 Alicia Apaauoioiai‘t ‘ ,

 

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mmmi Ailmt “in-OHIO” .4 y . .. .. " '
film”, who ‘wasamipaad la ”3 ‘ I am UP. .
‘DMBY. Augustin-«W o ’ itsiiaii
class iiviamrs
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to eachyuroidurailon. Thus the dividondba claim! under .
d or layout: in tomato 10 per cent: ovary” roars, iii par cant;
wait .20pcr coat-z war 85 restarts par cost; 1879 (the aarlicot
cost. .ot.thia‘dividend payable during the current.
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in.
issue), 27 per cont, \ Tito

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aico been mddo idliiiii‘ Shelli: on infantilowh‘andowtneut .Polioics during the
out year. , millions! “titular Which will operatic.“sailiaiilendwomaiitciaim
maturing during this r; on the issue at this yachts approximately .

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

(credit literati; Y \ . o v a [‘t'Politiles,‘ which bribed terms car ‘
ry benefits increasin ) J the t ird year) danced in 1381,1386.-1801.
1390 cadmiiifi.‘ iThe;(oxidant.appropriated tor this dividend _waa «about
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to.

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stead of weekly. Asgthe plan waanew there was no actuarial experience

 

‘ v a sitar dva years and annually thsrcatter. This year
the compapykpct‘l'iiitfiwlik. i4, ._:._ . , ' ‘ p.

of the Policies vary nearlydown to the

‘ iii guide the Companion to instinct-tailty cost. The Gompn’ny promised to
pay.“ earned, at devil

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. Mr ' . .
birain'csaf” Slims omits Policies mart} issued on annual dividend and some on
«mdivldend plain-email)! ill-attic latter having been issued by other
companies and aasplnad “cw“ nationalism Upon these Policies the
Ceiling has this scan-declaration is phyla: a dividend equal to the excess
‘prami . all and from rumour the can: articlpatias. rates charted
‘ - amount of this at [land is nearly Two HUN~
much is a voluntary extra dividend.

 

 

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