Taylor at Golden.
which is carrying out a no
consolidation yoaterdar. c
South Nor-walk office which has for
some time been under the charge of
taut Bu “W t. William H.
Deborah! ule unow located
in Stsmf 0rd in thew Postoiiics Arcade
building. Though his office is to be
in Stamford, Mr. Donovan will con-
tinué to reside It 23 Havliand street.
i ——“0ne of Our Girls.” Franklin
School, Feb. 5. Admission, 35c
l The Cigar Makera‘ Union is to held
a smoker next Friday evening :t ., bo
Lyceum. n
Mrs. William '1‘. Jesse and -, ‘
Rosalia. of Franklin street. are ahead-
ing a few days in New York city.
——l’ot Roasts, 10c lb. Hayes' Mkt.
The lschoda Club held a meeting
last evening. at which committees to
look after the float and other prop-
crty wc re appointed and two new mem-
bers were admitted. The election of
oiiicers will take place at it later date.
3 -~Wlnter Caps. Winter Caps. O'Brien‘ s
—~Soft Hats, Soft Ham?“ O Brien. A team of horses which was engaged
Thomas J West, Jl. .. of Norriatown, ill carting lumber from a railroad car
Penn, in spending a few days at his to Waldron & Martians place of busi-
honre In Norwaill nose lll iiaviland street, ran away
MI'S 1m 0016 of Elmclelt Will en. this morning, through Havllafld' (slid
gem!“ t S Pine ist Club South Main/ streets The team was
Tuesday EMMY"! WEB Wb finally captured, practically none the
worst“ for its freedom. The turnout
Marl lb. pan Pure Lard, 60c Hayes was Owned by‘Truckmah Finch.
' —-‘-Chickc’n ad 'I , 12 t G .
A regular meeting of the Norwrllk Hayes' Mitts a F0“ s % o 1 c
City Council will be held Manda;
REV. DR. PETERS TO PREACH.
- -.-:.;.;r-'.;._-,-;. v .;-_.-r. .,. . L n'e .3. .. . . .
* Luallews lilies;
walk, has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
I3. 13. Hm
night at the Connoll chamber in Wall
street.
Miss Elizabeth Adams, of Stamford,
formerly of Norwalk, spent last night
in Norwalk and attended the Nutmeg
Club dance. 3
-—Dr Dick s Medicine cures grip.
‘ Joseph Hendrickson of Bridgeport,
. formerly of Nor walk spent last nlshtl
in town and attended the Nutmeg Club
dance at Lockwood’s Hall. ‘
~ll‘l'esll Candy, 10 and 20c lb, at M
Series of Sunday Night Services Com-
mence: Tomorrow in South Nor-
walk Baptist Church.
Ru. Madison C. Peters will open
his series of Sunday evening meetings
at the South Norwalk Baptist Church
tomorrow night at “I o‘.clock These
meetings will continue every Sunday
evening in February, and will be one
of the most notable series ever held in
7 this community. Dr. Peters is well-
5- Smith & CO-E- known here, he being at the South
The rain of yesterday seriously Norwalk Baptist Church a few Sun-
threatcned to spoil the sleighing, but day evenings since when he address-
has not yet fully succeeded. it is ex-' ed a crowded house on The Church
pected thata little warm weather will' and the Times. He will discuss in
finish the job begun by the rain: the February series great themes of
——Canes and Mourning Bands O Brien Pollumlil itlilterte‘st W12!“ 11 glistlllctive
William Walgraln. of Charles ll. revenge s 0 am .3 su ect Sun
street, who recently underwent a very ggycggeni'gfl willmbeb PM “”1?th
serious ulceration at the Norwalk Hos frat" I '6 w c 8“ even “5 of
‘ pltal has so far recovered that be 8m“ and happy fellowship. with
. was able to return, to his home today.
;. -—Miss Gay zcngim‘hicCIsran. Frank-
. Iln School Feb.5 Admission, 35c
truth. in tile niomlng. the pastor
will conduct lire selvice and make a
brief address preparatory to the ordi-
A specth meeting of the Official ounce of the Lolds Supper. Full on
Board of the First Methodist Church nouncenleni will be made to file
will be held tomorrow evening at the church of the evening meetings dul-
closo of the preaching selvice to do ing the month. Sunday school at the
cide as to special servicw 3ln Mulch lunch hour with the regular lesson and
-—-Hon1elnade 0‘1. ka Sausage 12c to supplemental w0lk Young Poo
Hayes Mkt pic's Society' at 6 o'.ciock Special
Mrs James E. Glasson, of Homer music by to quartctlo at both scr-
Falls Pennsylvania, was summoned to
South Norwalk yesterday, by t-elo l
phOne. on account of the serious Ill-
ness of her, tritium. Flancis Boyletorn‘Th‘
of Lowe street c
lb.
BASKETBALL MONDAV NIGHT.
cxi Monday, the. basketball fans of
Noll-walks will have it chance to
see at Me armory, the first of ll series
-—Corduro¥ 0‘? 0-3110“ of games for the military champion
Principal and rs Horace B. Wig ship of Connecticut. Tile Company G
ham entertained a. company of friends team of l)aubuly., who will oppose
at whist, lust night. at. their home in Team F. have been playing a lcnlalk-
Elm street, Norwalk. A very pleas ably fast game this season and have
ant. evening resulted. After the declared that they will have no trouble
games, refreshlngpts were served; in carrying off the honors in thd scr
—-Fresh Hamlin» no u, Hayes Milt fell. ill fact, an article purporting to
A special months of the Young {hale come from Danilllry. to the effect
that the team from lleantown declar-
{11322323383313 0!: 9:301:23? vgnqlnwalzlt 1:11;; (.d may could trim F with a tezrm of
home of David Finch 125 Sougth Main subs iutcs, recently appeared in the
street to make arrangements for the newspapers. lint the locals have been
part that the band is to take in the playing some themselves, and say that
Sunday evening meetin s Danbnly colrldllt beat them this sea
3 . son if they brought down it team of
”Miss Gay chola McClaran A“ One profo. .liouals. Tllc rivalry ~ between
of Our Girls, Franklin School, Feb. 5.
thesqlfwo military teams has for yours
Thomas Ferris, ‘of Jersey City. is u
been lcep, although generally friendly.
guest of Hamid Rundle, of Van Zant amber; a consequence each garlic has
street, East Norwalk. The young men renal-d in a fast, exciting contest.
are fellow students at the Stevens prc- Company 14‘ has detected one from (tho
paratory school. which fits for Stevenss fPfittr' s) that hosted the Dallblllys
institute. Messeré’Ferrls and Rundlo and . .in trimmed the Coioniris, who
attended the Nutmeg Club dance last played two close gulrlcs with the flat
evening at'Lockwood's Hall, Norwalk.‘
3 tors. find therefore" believe they will
~smg Hats, sun Hats. O'Brien. illovo onlcthlng on Danbnry when they
A special convocation of Washing -
moct,‘r\fonday night. .,'f‘llc~l‘c will be
tun ha tor, R. A. M.. of Norwaik no preliminary game. but there will be
will He frigid next Wednesday evening danql g from 8 to 9. and from 10 to
The M E. G H P, George N Delap, lc game begins at 9 ocicck.
of the M. E Grand Chapter, of C0114 " " ““
necticut, will make his official visit on "HS Jh 0‘ T$Yfiofi EESTUTNé
that evening, accompanied by the oth— M“ JO n D ‘3’ or 0 out 1 ‘ or
“20,. officers of the Grand Chapter The walk) the New England singing clun-
Royal Arch degree will be confcrlw golist, has returned home from Kings-
ton and Amityville. N. Y., where she
33293:: work M" be followed by a. has blcn for five Weeks engaged in
, 3 'man‘gcllstlc walk She reports great
-—-Natlvc Ducks. 20"” lb, “ll-"95‘ 'sllcccss all along the line. Many souls
One of the trolley cars going to Dal- havr been brought to Christ and she
33 fen yesterday afternoon about 4:30 expects to start eastward again in a
o'clock, was suddenly enveloped
in few days. as there is so much to do
flames under the Washington street for the cause of Christ. 2”
bridge but no damage was done. Frank ‘
Alger. employed .in the. signal tower,
was working splicing ll wire on the
bridge. and he received a severe shook
All the balls in the tower were set
to ringing and for a time there was
considerable excitement.
3 ”Bowling, 130 a. game, at (llllottos.
Ayl‘rench boil dog. owned by ”Con
doctor George F. Godfrey, was roll
over yesterday. The animal was at
he South Norwaik railroad station.
and some boys amused themselves by
throwing snow balls at hlln. He l'iill
rout. of a west- -bound express tlalll
6313c; 'cut "off. Stalled Agent” 3
Raymond loaned his MS ‘ LARGEST assoc-mam.
to 3.3%“ 'Islllhan. but for some
malt rti'idges failed to ex
is to $4.50.
blade. and the dog was later put but i
misery by Edward Allen. on Adama3 £3 V'3V‘a,len3t‘,]3n3e Post
moi-osmmllssonger. 3 3 3
Cards ‘
nurgost and merit complete line of
(10,000 to select from).
COLEMAN’ ‘
. . . . ~ - saws “call
‘ WWII-Ln OORPOMTION to mm: min m souls Nomlk.
, We"? Mal Most all A. o. all-alarm lasoilali
‘ ' ' Ioiill "Will. and Wu. m
Saturday Sale
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VALENTINES
. “Bowling. 130 a game. at Ghiotto' . r
The Prudential Insurance Company. ‘
of‘
a great preacher as the messenger of .
.bilrrl Music
When you on idcr the quality of our clothes for y and real-
ize the savingsac (YT Tag prices mean. you will lose no in bring.
log out boy here i new clothes. We sell the best clormllcs lll town
for ks of ailfig‘epufipnd our regular prices are always lair Mark
the" reductidris a which you can buy now. ‘
OVERCOATS. BOYS’ SUITS.
33. so Coats," new $2.29 $2.50 Suits, now $1.39
35-56 Coats. now $3.49 $3.50 Suits, now $1.89
87. so Coats. now $4.89 $5.00 Suits, now $2.89
$10.06 Coats. new $6.89 $5.00 Suits, now ‘ $3.89
BOYS” SHIRT warsrs, 15c and age.
This is a final clearance of all of our children's plcalcd Shirt
\\'alsts. There is still a good variety of patterns at those reduced
prlccs:
50c Waists, 29c. 25c Waists, 15c.
()ur best Suits and (‘ncrcoals arc scllillgl rapidly at lied lug
lialc _\ou bought yours \cl? .
reductions
14 South Mam St
‘l’Ul‘lll with the eligibility rules Yale
NEW HAVEN, Feb. 2.——'i‘he com-3fresllmen will not compete on the
pietion of thc~bnseball schedule for 'varsiay swimming team, but to en-
tire Yale freshnlent finds games ar- courage interest In the minor sport a
ranged with both Andover and Exefcr freshman swimming association will
Academies which were omitted Inst be ofrplcd to compete againat'fresh-
year. The Columbia freshman- gllme men learns from the other» colleges.
YALE FREHMEN’S SCHEDULE.“
has been replaced with one with the E. C. M. Richards 1909 8., of New
To con-, York has been appointed captain.
Pennsylvania youngsters.
M\
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if
Fifteen years ago i opened a Grain and Food Store
ill the belief that good grain and good service would
bring me business l believed that prompt delivery of
carefully selected, carefully screened glain would be up
. precinicd by the pu blic. My constantly increasing busi-
ness has justified my belief. Steady, persistent hnnlflrel
lng, coupled with a. desire to please at any cost; has as
conlpiislled this from absolutely nothing. To my
friends, patrons, customers I extend nly thanks and
hearty appreciation, and solicit .contilllled pullonnge on
the old gloullds ‘goml solving,- good gruin.‘ ' ’
Buy Oats Thats Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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VALENTINES
GREAT BIG LINE
3
Wm. P BeerS’
Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St.. Norwalk. 680. Main St» So. Norwalk.
THE HATCH & BAILEY C0.
(dumber and Mill Work for Evelhlhinao-
rllowl l PIGGEIIY-‘lo A PALACE-
Timber. sllinglcs,'latll, all kinds and grades of beveled Skiing, flooring
and finishing lumber. All kinds of hard woods, Tar paper. flint coated
roofing paper. sheathing paper. Hair insulator and deafening papers, ordi-
nlll'y and extension ladders. Doors, sash, blinds, interior house trim in
Pine. Redwood. Cypressfliopinr and Chestnut. Straight and fancy saw-
ing, turning, planing, shop jobbiug, cabinet work, veneered work. Kiln-
drylng facilities.
Mill, foot of Marshall Street.
Lumber Yard. Water Street.
gle.
Gas Act Get Your Valuables
If You Keep Them rn'a‘ Safe
j. it Box in the Modern
Vaultt of the ifj
Telephone 3 45-3.
, Tolephonc346—n
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' Saturday
Attorney General King's Report Mom
icons by nature cationic
Candy- 3
.290 3333
You haven't any Idea how good
these candles are unless you have eat-
en some. Our
prove how popular this candy is. All
the ingredients are genuine. pure and.
wholesome. You have rarely bought
such streets at double the price.
TAKE HOME A BOX.
ill Billiard Pharmacy,
TH! PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TIL. 15—2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
TODAY IN WALL STREET
WALL S'l‘REET, l0:35.——-Prlces gave.
way weekly on the opening sales of
stocks. Union Pacific, was carried
down 1%, Brooklyn Transit and Co
iorado Fuel 1, Smelling 1% and Read
lng, Atclllson. Southern Pacific, North-
ern Pacific. Canadian Pacific, St. Louis
Southwestern pfd., Amalgamated Cop-
per and Republican Steel 1 to 1,9. The
average loss ran to a small fraction
all through the list. Sugar advanced
a point and National Lead ‘24.
WALL STREET. ii a, nl.-—~Sllpport-
lug orders were distributed and the
decline was checked. After the mar.
ket had been turned upwards there
were few hesitating periods when the
selling was renewed, but the list
generally marked up to within a snail
fraction of last night. Occasional los-
ses were made. including two in North-
’western and 1 to 1% in Sr inllis,
Southwestern, Great Northern, pfd.
Great. Northern pm. Great Northern
Ore Certificates, National Biscuit and
Sloss Sheffield Steel, Pacific Mail and
Virginia Carolina Chemical pfd, ruled
a point. higher.
WALL STREET. Noon—Tho nihl‘
ket closed dull and rather feverish.
Prices fluctuated often. but evidence
of support on declines prompted cov.
crings by the bears and gave an up
ward tendency to prices. The gen-
eral level of prices returned to that
of last night or above. There wore
slight reactions in the final dealings
ATWOOD surrs RECALLED.
tlons Their Disposal.
The annual repOrt of Attolney Gen.
eral ’Klng discusses among other mut-
ters the inheritance tax law, retailin-
tory insurance laws. savings bank tax
law. llbster fisheries, Judges' salaries
law and other matters. The report
says ill part:
“At, the date of lily-last report two
cases in which the state was a party
Were pending before the supreme court
-—the Bridgeport Trust company‘s no
pool and Hopkins appeal. Both cases
related to the inheritance tax and to
property subject to such tax. ill the
Bridgeport case. arising out. of the es-
tate of the late George G. Gilman. the
administrator refused to inventory
personal property aggregating some
hundreds of thousands of dollars out-
side of Connecticut. The state ob-
tained from the court of probate an 0l~
der that the fax might be collected on
all the property. The supreme comt
sustained the case of the state. Hop-
kins' s appeal, involving much the same
question, was also decided in favor of
the state."
The report states that the whole
number of cases involved in the At-
wood soils was 237 the estates exempt
fl our tax 223 estates in which tax has
been paid 5, estates undetermined as
to exemption 4, and estates unsettled
and liable to tax 5.
large weekly sales .
as follows .
$25 and $30.
$9.
$16.50 and $18.
price.
98 Washington Street.
The best garments in our stock
. $4.98
For any Suit or Overcoat not included in above two lots.
CHILDREN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS at exactly hali-
Selleckm lli‘v Pace.
HEAD-TO- FfDOTERS,
We have marked every man’s suit and Overcoat three prices.
$14 98
This price buys any Suit or Ovencoat that was marked $20, Silo,
l‘r
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89
This price on Suits and Overccia'ts that were Sta. $l3. 50. Sisl
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South Hawaii-.1 '.
Interesting Views of Pcrugla at the
Norwaik Library.
There is on exhibition at the Nor-
walk Library until February is, an ill-
is resting collection of photographs of
Perllgla. The city is on the 'l'ibcr, 127
miles north of Rome. it stands 1,706
feet above sea level. on a hill (Iver-
3 looking the Umbrian piuill.
it is llll Etruscan city and dates back
to tilt) H. 0., when it was conquered
by Home. The sign of the city 15‘. the
Lion and the Virgin. and typificu the
warlike. spirit and natural devotion of
tilr l’crugiuns. it was built for'wnrv
fare and defense. and the cathedral
uhiril dominates the town has been
used for a fortless .ls w3cll its a place
of worship
1‘”Oill the highest point,‘ or ccn'gel of
in: city, the streets radiate YA five
different directions to the five gates
of the city. each gate bearing “its ov’vn
ilIIllOIliil design and color These
gates were always closed at ‘nigliifalll’
and chains were often stretched across
the Hll‘trh‘l lawn street is allu- with
historic Inferest. Over the doors of
the dwellings are Latin 'lnotros; which
were used instead of numbers .
Though the Pelugians were‘ interest-
cdtlll WM and commerce, they did not
neglect the things of the mind, and
the university Where S. Thomas Agui-
llas lectured sent. out many mmlnenr
men.
in the fifteenth century, tila‘ city be
came tilt" center of the l mbrls n school
of painting, Perugino, the plaster of
Raphael, being the founder land. leader
of the school. Though he may be
called' 'll bunglel in art.‘ he was a
painter of pure and sincere purpose.
it is a very handsome city. with fine
churches and buildings dating flom
the fifteenth century. it has besides
the university. an academy, library.
museum, and lllanllfact.llres..sllks and
wooiells.
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BILL FOR UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE.
S'l‘OCKl—IOLM Sweden, Feb. 2. ——
'lhe bill promised in the speech from
the throne. at the opening of Parliament
Jun. 16, providing for the introduction
of universal suffrage and a propor-
tional electomi system for elections to
the second Chamber was introduced
in Parliament today. 'i‘hemelnbels of
the First Chamber 0| upper house, will
continue to be chosen. as at present
t the term of service will be reduced
mun nine to six yeals » .
TAFT TO lNSPECT CANAL.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2.——Plans for
Secretary Taft‘s visit of inspection to
The report refers to the action of
the General Assembly in 1875 in the.
matter of reducing the tax on savings
banks. saying that the action “left lt3
uncertain where the tax had been re-
duced. The question was taken to
the supreme court which sustained,
the claim of the state that the bill had
not become a law."
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HUNGARIANS NUMEROUS.
Naturalization Applicants From That
Country Ma .
The land of Louis Kossuth, patriot,
is coming to the front in naturaliza-
tions in this country, particularly in
this county, and that of Robert Emmet
and Garibaldi, occupy second place.
To these who are not acquainted with
the chgnge It will be a3 surprise
lealn at of the men all bio for anti
uraliaatlon by the on ”court, on
January 29 the first, ; 3 the. new
law. there are nearly; bins-manna
natives of Huisel‘y ,
land or Italy. . =
0n the list of eligibies are .
natives of the fallowing
Hungary, seven; lreland ‘f
four; little
and Can a, one each
possible that the men of.
countries mentioned spores hate it-
great extent the benefit otri .
try, or a country whpreo thrill.
for the roan who from them.
Bridgeport easily ates. b the” list at
residence, «314 bei registered from
this. city Stamfo d Is‘ltbe some of
(our, Suatford of
of one.
The date set i'
the last.
. 'l’u‘osllsy of the month and Judge .
Ralph Wheeler ll decimated the last :3 ‘
Tue-m of 30 month during his ,
term the as r naturallsin'g appll ,
casts who bcc eligible previous to
that lists.
(stiller no]
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‘Yor :
the making of cit-X
Panama in March have not been deli
probabh go into in the month and will
be accompanied] by several army on
ginsels. 'lhe scoletary‘ 8 visit to the
Philippines this fall probably will be
made in August. and September He is
going for the purpose of being present:
at the opening of the Philippine As-
sembly and will be accompanied by
Mrs. Taft, but will not have a large
party with him on this trip.
GIFTS OF MR8. RUSSELL SAGE.
NEW YORK. Feb. 2-lt was Iear-n
ed today that Mrs. Russell Sage, bo-
sldsa the gilft of $1, 000, 000 to the Ren-
nuclear Polytechnic institute of Troy,
has recently made other gifts of $350-
000. Of this $250. 000 goes to the in
ternationai committee of the Youngq
w‘Men‘ s Christian Association and $100,-
;‘00. to Emma Willard School of Troy.
“of which Mrs. Sage is a graduate
GENT ARRIVAL, OF VESSELS.‘
ii,“
at SCONBET, Mass. F‘eb. 2.-—The
or La Bretagne. Herve for New
was 180 miles southeast of Nan-
tucfitMght/shib at 9 a. in. today. will
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r narrow-rut
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EXHIBITION 0F PHOTOGRAPHS. l ,
nitely formulated as yet bllt he will.
.llght. ‘
:tcccsted in any portion]
openlytdock about 8: so ..a in. today.‘
mm ,.
POPULAR AMUSSMENTU. "
l3“.
‘anl. BURGESS. . .3
‘For seventeen years Neil Burgesav‘i‘.’
has portrayed that practical, pmdish
and prim old maid “Aunt Abby” and
is as well known by that character
which he assumes in The County Fair
us any character known to the theatre
going public. He. will be at Hoyt'u
Theatre, next Friday.
,.
THE ORATORJO 0F SAMSON.
'l‘lle Olatmio of Samson is to 55 gl-
ven or the First Methodist Episcopal
Church on Wednesday evening, Febru-
ary l3fh. at 8:15 oclock. There is
thereby plomlsed a rare treat for all
it's-rs of both classical and popular
music. The great oratorlo has not
been given in this community for
many years. if at all. It belongs to
the mOIe unusual and striking class of
oratolwles and this will make it, addi-
rionally attractive ‘ The musical di-
needed is in the hands of Harry Pep-
per which ensures the high class of
Work and excellence of rendition. The . :
best artists from this community l'
and others from out of town will par. ‘ , '
tlciprltn The committee in charge Is
sparing no pains to make this the most
elaborate musical entertainment in
the history of the church. - a
‘ COSGR-OVE STOCK COMPANY
An excellent productibn of Dr.
Jekyll and Mr. Hyde was girl! by the
Cosgrove Company at Hoyt's beatre.
last night. and that the company's of.
tons were appreciated was mitnlfest- '
eii by the applause of the large slud- ’
lance. Rollo Lloyd in the dual role
of Jekyll and Hyde did his best work
of the week. Miss King was pleas ‘
ing as the vicar' a daughter The sup
porting company was good Tonight
the company will close their engsge 5
agent with An American Gentleman.
HAS A GOOD-SLOT METER.
Milford Concern Tells Coroner
3 Makes Such a Qn‘c.
(‘moner Doten of Bridgeport has re-
cclved a communication from the. . "
Reeves Manufacturing company, of ,
Milford, informing hlnl that the com- ‘
pany is the maker of a slot gas meter
designed to obviate the condition}? ’1 .. .
which he has c1 lticlsed in Bridgeport. .3 .
Coroner Doten after perusing 13116 file»
sivc; wrote the Reeves people, refer».
ling them to Senator W. ,R. Brown, .
who has brought the matter to the at '
lentlon of the state senate. ,, . 3.,
The Reeves company stems; that
their meter Is so arranged that When .
the last quarter" it worth of gas; bail . 2
been consumed the meter. automatical- ~ '
ly Continues to supply s‘uflicient gas
to keep all jets which it supplies. lir
ing for eight or ten hours witga did!
This calls the attentio glib
householder to the fact that an
quarter is required and if. inserted
the lights are turned up. If not,”tlte
light continues to bllrn for the, if
ulsteid number of hours. which wool
bring the time to the next day.
no gas would be required ~and a
would be p bsble .no one '
sleeping. 'l‘e amount do [cup
or and above the“ charts min it
automatically deducted from t ‘
quarter‘ 8 worth, so that the Jo‘s
pally loses nothing.
By many this Is looked upon
excellent solution. (if the slot-
question and the frequent deaths
gas asphyxiatiolr Wheth ' .
legislature will authorize "
the use of the Reeves prop, '" '
3““
it 3'
to be seen. Coroner
simply edited the 8.1%th 3 "
lizard the :tstzoffigffaiyjh ’ ‘
a ,presen an t lar
deaths. comparativel. .mfll‘w
reenactment! the no fish
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