Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 7, 1907 · page 7

 

 

 

‘ ‘ time.

{We take It'péclnl core 11' buying rub.
this Zip 11 line [11

Monica our
maid to be the 1113111111 quality obtain-
11th flats west: '9' are oilertng two

new, W
Violihreeou'u m; ..wpl

our rt water bottles for
in x Oh come.

1....itl1'lune11eumo1m 11.1

'2 West

the Volust
”puny'e hdl‘i crotch, this evening,
‘W

place. several of whom 11111 members

ball in Music Hall, South ..Norwalk,
Z next Monday dvenlnx

WESTPORT.
Fmderick Brsdley spent Tuesday in

‘N‘cwi’ York. Z

Mrs. Homer Beers is visiting at

". Holistic Fells N. Y.

rqgular monthly meeting of the
rt Selectmen was held last eve

.1 ‘ ning.

 

John Belling and Elizabeth ‘Bleling

 

‘ . ‘ The oyster [1011114111111 11..
hnrbor tod5ly.

m

is in the
i
Daniel L'Honimédleti to lo th Ymk ' “9"

today 0"1' outdoors. . 1 .
+i3cn't21‘m'get'E1N. Fire Police Au
nusl 111.11.11.11. 8 st Arioh Hall.

fin; harbor was completely covered
Will) ice this morning us fan as Gre-
80¢y' 11 Point.

1'

Letter Curiier Ed 11111110111 upset

hid antique sleigh'ycstcrdny In a drift 1

and bloke off the top of It. It looks

111111-11 now.

A dog was killed by the lryollc on
the Dorlou’ 1; Point trxtcnsion yestctduv
”afternoon and the calculus was throw-11
In the liver.

.1

CliniIc‘s Reinsun has returned from
11 visit to Boston where he went to.pur-
chase 11 boat. He did not find anything
which just met his requirements.

1). T. Murphy, of Sehvlew nieuuc,
has purchased the LeCount factory in
[dust avenue. Mr. Murphy intends to
[ease this property to '11 Stamford cou-
ccrn, which \vill'hnovte here shortly.

The pool match this evening be-
tween Job. Lockwood 11nd Ruben C111-
tls for the Championship of the. town‘ 11
promises to be tor blood Both men

are tilted iiikcfgnd will day [00
' mints.” 1 {William Wicko has been so-
Iccted us 'ic‘ftircst'1~1' "'W'

Mayflower Hook and lnddm Com
pany held another or their veiy pit-.1-
ssnt dances last evening at, the truck
house The dances are espechydl

Z enjoyable or account. of thcs‘flue. hurd':
wood floor, which hasZI‘i‘ncnwnxed and
polished until It is in fine shape, R11:
I'reshmcnts were llt'lvi‘tl. dining the
evening and utihnd'n pleas .mt time.

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ROWAYTON.
Edwin L. Stcvcns is ill with the

grip.

1.0111 Marsh, of Highland 1130111111," is
quite [II with the grip.

James E. Stevens, who has been
very ill, is now tmproved.

W
.fill's. Mary Thomas. of Rowaytou
1 111 cnuc has returned from a tiip to
Jamaica, L. I.

Miss Myrtle 0. Stevens, of Roll is.
land. has recovered from a two weeks'
seine oi the grip. '

Mrs. Jesse Jarvis and daughter,
Mari011.. attended the Hippodrome in
New York on Tuesday.

Miss Cornelia Scudder of Hunting-
tong, I. l. xiii-tile. guest of Mr. and
Mr.s WiliMittu’Zt .'?ushmnu, of Logan

11

Unctis 'Zi‘i lie .~ (3. it. M" of South
Norwnik, 41.101 31th Warrior's sdcgree
Tuesday swirling upon Elbert lilbblctfi,
of RownytOn:1' .

f 'wfiwfi

This was the (Mideast morning of the
winter [111112.15me thermometers rc-
ccrddd ..froin eight, ,to ten .dagl‘ees.be-
low I.e.io, which was some degrees
lower than they Went several weeks
“50‘

The debate which was to hat-c taken
place tombrrow in the South Five Mile
River sobebl, hits been postponed until
next Wednesday, in ordei that some 01'
the participants may become. more fa-
milieu with their subjects. '

A horse owned by A. Sohnans ran
away near WileonsJ’qut yostetday.
where .11 plumber 11nd take 11 him to do
some plumbing work, and went to

' Rowayton nt good spcl'd finally being
stopped there by John Broadway. Not
‘fnuch «impose was done.

only 11 car or two had been. run on

' tho Rowuyton division of the trolley
« .ll‘nc, Tuesday. when the merhcnd
' wire broke in two at the junction and
no more cars could be run for some
Asa Inwndes got down in his
our and could not get 11111111.. Chmlm
‘ it‘lt Candy followed him, but' be got
. .Z soil -

r“..—
piloting are the names of pupils
. .itlier bacon-nor tardy at the Rowsy-
ton public school during the past
:mntlt:MsyBur11tein, Jessie Close.
“En'i'uie Cullen. 111mm. Godfrey. Ellen
Lena cakes. Wallace Bene-
Cluverlcy Cilriton Finite,
' kMiIlh, .Edw‘erd
yi-‘tle

.3,
Gladys ' “MW tilt. Corinne‘
Anita“: Cil‘re'iioe’ boiler James.
, melt ln‘unbert. R1111-

I't Mcwk ltny l'cl
bolt floohold, 15d

‘ ‘ch who sets
will

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children of Robert Bieliug, are ill with
In grippc.

W-—w-w.-P-wfi—.
iii“ (3. W‘ood‘ruif. «Bridgeport
preached in the Congregational church
‘1‘ Sundsy night ‘
. r-W
M111. Welter 810116.11! Roclléstei, N.
Y., is the ‘gucst of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ambrose Burlbutt.

The Curiem. Events club will meet
with Mrs. N. R Mitchell oZt' Compo
st‘ieet tomorrow niteruobu.

(‘huries H Boers from Florida. who
has been spclidit a few days in
towu,b11sr'etuin‘e to his home.

The youngdndies ot‘ the. Church of
the Assumption will give llli enlertuln-
111cm in 'loquet hull next Monday lve
11 111;.

pm...

.I. i). lililllflgel. who recently notice
went on operation for the femoral of
11 tumor in the files is iepollcd to be
gaining 1cpldly.‘

Mrs. C Bulk‘ley, of Weston was 11
recent visitox her'e find her advent won
welcome as she. has been an invalid
for about ‘11, your

A large uninber of tickets have been
sold {01 the reading 100m whist
which is to be held pt the home of Mr.
at" Mrs W. S. Taylor tomoriow eve-
11 11:;

WW

Joseph 1‘.. Hyattsmil'inmsr 8.8mm
are on the way Mmehomathey
will visit the San Pedro Gold Mines
ngnpnny. Mc'ybr‘ William J. minimum
of Paulsboro. N Y., will accompany
them. David Wiser of New Haven.
11.4.1stch secured to 11111111131: the com
puny at San Pedro.

 

The heavy snow of Monday prevent
ed school and stopped the cdrs be-
tween Westport and Bridgeport. The.
car which met. the lust trnin lust
evening did not get into Weetpm-t 1111.
.1” after 2 a. 111.. over two hours from
Snugatuck to Westport. The run us-
uully takes ten minutes.

NEW CANAAN.

The dance held'by the l'lrotln'rhood
of Railroad 'I‘ruinmon, in the Opera
House, Tuesday evening. was largely
.aitendcd. and was one of the most
leluborute functions of its kind ever
held in this town. There were about
250 011t~of~town .‘mtiiillitll's of the
brotbcrhtlod and their families pres»
out. These: nothing dnuntcd by the
westbouarrlvod late in the evening
from distant places—«New Haven.
Hartford. Bridgeport. Port Chester
Harlem River and New York mem-
beis reinforced the Stamford Broth
crhood undci whose auspices the at-
fair was held in uccomodating the
guests Special trains began“ to leave
about 2. 20 a. m. and the canes dis-
continued nbout .‘l. The orchestra
was composed of two ladies and live
men. The ball wus prettiiy.dedota—
ted, and the committee woi'khli blind
and' incessantly for the comfort. nod

..

ture of the affair was tlid Zlquiet T111111
orderly way in which the la‘t'gd‘ crowd
was handled “Thole was no unpleas-
hotness to mar the pleasure Supper
was served in the Raymond Building
banquet hall, the guests [uni-citingio
11nd from thebuiidingdn 11 systematic
manner, About 850' persons partook
of the r‘cl'l'bpbmunts. The music pro
gram, dud induct ovorythings. was all
that! could he wished for, and the
affair is one long to be remeiubeimcd

CREW IN THEIR- ‘5“ E FEET
.NEW YORK. Feb. 7.»For the first
time this winter the harbor was com
pletely filled with floating Ice today.
All seen from the Narrows the 'ice co-
101“]th the uppoi and lower my us
for as tho eye could 1100.011 bonrd
the steamer Seneca. which '"uiiived
from Manila by 1way of Boston“ the
(hineso crew we... cig‘ld ,l‘u‘ ‘thlri cotton

b'rtnking up the mc‘sbout the doc his.

OPPOSITION PARTIEE AHEAD!" IN
RUSSIAN ELECTIONS. .
ST.PZET1ERSBURG Feb. . leTht'

opposition parties the all i11'1tlio‘l

having, on the basis of the returns up
to noon today. 24 seats in Peritoneal.
assurred and 76 practically certain.

and 39 probable bests. Z
coupon WA'

ward Russell the veteran Win- cor-
respondent. who Will, an Bottle
of Bull Run f 1111 lows. dur-

Eighth; 'llt'ti' ' "1"" it .
COLD WEA'ryfigpgss‘rnWsy-Hn

MADRID Feb 7.--Tltc intensely
cold 11111ch line 4111111111111 1111 winter
crops in sc'rm'gl provinces,

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1111111211 ‘ AND ' uoxorou

St. John's Church. of Norotou is to
hold its annual midwiuter enchre is
',Hool1:snd [Adder 001mm

A 1115'; dumber of people. from this

of Uncas Tithe! implored Order of
Men 1111111111111 the [nasquerade‘

‘ ;1'11ili'011(ls and people may soon come

entetrninment of the guests 01111711111. 45

clothing. and 150111111 [112 b11111 lent were ~ 1

in the elections in European R11 is; "

The Conservatives have five assured '

coupon; 1'11: 1.411. well... he ‘8

citation.

'4'1-1‘”
.

1 do Rs-
cord. 11 W. w. Finley, Presi.
dent of the ”when Kaila
read. '

[11 the course of an extended letter
in the hisnufscturor' Record of Jun.
nary 35 E. It “Will, the Editor.

“Militia W W: Illicit. President of
Zap Southern Rellmy Company makes
one observation In the United Btu-
M11111»: 1
' “it matters not 1.11.1 slight hove
been the Ibbrtcbmlnx’s cf the 11111-0111.
heretofore Abuse new only makes
Worse the situation and only makes
it difficult, It not impossible. tor them
111' raise the money essential for prop-
er development: for who II but
make large Investments [11 mil d111-
velopmcnt when agitation against the
roads makes their future uncertain?
With continued denunciation and hes-
tility in every direction. linen so we
have seen during the lest you or two,
the 1"alliosds will not be able to flu--
once in order to carry on the vast bur
movement s and extensions needed,
and everything that tends to make the
difficulty intensifies the present condl
lions.

“Whatever may be the views of the
people and the press about railroad
management In the past, scif-preservu
tlon new demands that bolh press and
people stand by the railroads and aid

Mil encourage them in ev'ery way pos-
sible to find‘ the money needed for
building many thousands of miles of
new track, tor 11.1111111- tracking} single.
‘ilnes and for orddting“ cars 11d loco-
motives so far ahead as to aim cer-

sin that. new locemnIIVce and our
worhn will be eslgblished to meet this

brand

l" 6“Under these conditions It behoorcs
the whole country to recognize that
this is not 11 time for antagonism
n‘guiust the railmuds. it is not 11 time
to denounce them and their onions.
The time has passed for destructive
{criticism and now constructive work
should be the ordrr of the tiny. or
else, just as sure as is the certainty
that tomorrow' 3 sun will 1luc.we shall
sec :1 bicnklug down of 011.1 railroad
Interests and 11 grumnl collapse of
business In the not nor distant fut
Zlm.

“Then when a million or more men
are walking the streets vainly looking
lfor work. and when prosperity
fled 11nd povmty lllltlii the land, we
shall bemoan out loud blunder; but
it will be too late. Such 11 breakdown
In business would cost us more bil-
[lions than nrcn needed ion railroad do-
veiopiucnt to prevent such 11 collapse
Unwise agitation against railroads,
whcther l'lom ignorance or from per
verted dl'magofiues seeking the favor
ol‘ the publlc.1nm.v ruin the [Huilronds
Zbut. like the temple of old. as they
no down business, interests without
this pillm of support will crumble in
the wow k

A story of this situation should own
lien the people of the whole country
to 11' realization of flu», fact [but lhc
quickest and broadest development
possible of the Imnsportatlou inter-
cats or the whole “countrv, into which
bllliom must be poured, Is IhI' Ilnl)’
11111.1 us flu Ilu- untiutcnupcc of our
pm sent business prelim-1 itv Self
pr'csl i'vution dcnuuids that the. people
of the coup; 1'v shall understand the
perils which we face Z

For tlinso rmisons I am glad that
.vbu have put the whole case. so strong-
ly before the pub! ic. and trust that the

' .411.

i

‘10 know each olhci bettel 11nd rec
ognize that there is n mutuality of in
teicst in the present and for the int-
11rc.w'l1ntewr may have been the con
tiltious of the past; and though this
undorslnmling make possible the rais-
ing of the no wcnpitai essential not
onlym the railroads but Just as cs~
scntlal. if weoi'e'to enjoy Continued
activity 011 the farm and in Industrial
lines, to the. whole country. We. are
at a critical period denmndiug the
laying aside of all passion and hostility
and meeting on .chq common mound
‘of selfdnterest. ~ 1
. A
NEW EPISCOFA‘L STATE PAPER.
A new magazine his recently 111111.
its appearance in Connecticut. It ls‘
published in Hartford, and is called
“The Connootidut Churcluuali.‘ It is '
to lie the official or 11 of the diooese‘
of Connecticut, and will be under the
direction oi"- ihb‘l'blshop to 11‘ certain
«litigant. 11.91131. 1151 will not. act 11.in all
itmial capacity.
The bishop in his “Foreword" ex-
plains the objects of‘ the paper. :one bf‘
which is the promotion of diocesan
unity.
boring dioceses of New York, Massa-
. liquette and Rhode Island has no one
cmuluon center. easy of access from nIlI
JinlniiI-l and needs something like this

1. '19

paper to bri‘u‘g the. parishes of the dlo-i .

nose in touch with each other Rev.

George '1‘. Lindsley, of Hartford who t

has been chosen as the editor, is well
11nd favorably known. ville has held
(parishes in different portions of the.
diocese and knows the needs of ouch
111cl1deuc0my.Both he and the birth“
"(Ips ask the earnest c‘o‘opcrdticu of the
hilly in making the pupei 11 success.
It will giv'r ti ('1 news of tl1u'1dioccsc
and of‘; tin ‘
110 be don
be u pepsin
by all Conn

w I.

it“
expulsion of the students run it -
Icmlmry. 'o'i‘h‘sre was much hcctl
at the acidic ‘on the part of the
crowd, but on this no violence.

 

11111me has 1' i111:
proceed to but sivm‘

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t)flittipille'l1. 71»i‘l1e Unit

rush or
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has '

their spring 01'ch which can

.um'nntnctur‘crs

Connecticut, hulllt'e‘ its nciph .

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For 111.11 R ii. Plulsted and E W.
Kelley Jr... 011th Norwulk dud E. I’.
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THE “Austin-101111111115.
There is Still Talk of an Early Adjust-
meat.

01' the situation in the butters
strike '11 Grunge. N J. the Newark
News of Tuesday evening. said'

The halting strike In Orange 'is still" '

on and it Is not expected that there
will be any 111111111111! change in the
situation until tomorrow afternoon,
when the strikers, both meunud wry
men, will hold meetings the men in
thoZ'101uug1 to 111111 y and the women in
I11 ceum H111]. Ailing on the assuran-
ces they ieceived from the officers of
the union's Involved. the women em-

played as trimmers and feeders In the
Modules took no action at their meet

in Lyceum Hull yestcrd afternoon.

The officials told them th y believed
that. two or three days would use the
close at the strike

The strikers were exhorted to keep
cool and take no action that would in
any way aggravate the present situa-
“011.11 is wanted that the United
Hatters of North America have a.
fund in their national treasury of nit) 1

000, Wliitil would enable them to carry '

on 11 siege of many weeks‘ duration
The riianufacgtureis on the other head.
have been doing 11 good business but
they have been rhught at 11 bad time.
when the retailers are clsmoitln‘g for

only be partly filled by them at The;
best. so that the bosses may have to.
contend with pressure from both si—Z

.des
.Notwithstandlu this and the i111-
picsslon that p ails over the entire
cit1 tiin1thcy will give in, none of the
seen this morning
Would admit. that they had any such [Zn-
trillion. At the ethos of the No News
lint Monument, Company, which
it was said, with the Iirm‘o‘f F Berg
and (3011111111131, mléflt open negotinttous
with the strikers looking toward set-
tlement of th bike. it was declared
there was no c page in the conditions,
so far as that firm was concerned.
The officials would not make a dilate
ment either ‘ay .1111 to whether they
wure seeking peace with the ’up‘iou

There was no one at the Ber: 11th
who was able to lye out any Informs-
lion regerd‘ilgfi til 11115111 or the firm
Robert 981110‘1- member of?
the firm of Auhtin,‘ Drew & Com-
puny. said he did not know of any
change

‘i haven’t heard of any such move
toward a surrender on tho part of the
bosses " continued Mr. Drew.‘ "Of
course. We don‘t want the stilke any
more. than the men: '11” we want Is a
Fair deal. nothing else. and we‘ll be
just as glad when it‘s over as they
will be." 1 Mr. Drew thought It WM
not beyond the moods of possibility
that the trouble would end with the
:week ‘
Orin LYoer'na'ns of the firm of, 11.11.
Connett and Company. said no compro-
misc had been discussed by the 111111111
lecturers and he did not know of 1111}
intention on the part of the manufac-
tureis to me In. He said there were
no plays at present to break the strike
or to odcpt policy of ”open shop.‘

_ ‘ui do are proceeding $3

Strikers cotln ‘
t_lon In the II; t“

involved/b ten teed melt.

M

All but!“
two wiser

Ankara-'10 llfl'o
" An "1111111 Rider." .
Dthid‘s‘ Little Early Risers, safe.
ils.
logo Pharmacy

usvmo. mor.‘
have been
press tho rioting tilt

employed in oil

dials. the ininors

mine ’mltliti
. the property.

is 1111111112.

. . d sudden movement.

wtrical ideas. 1
such thnt it can be more easily away-

The (‘llifurd Pharmncy nod . tell

I egntfifonetgealim
Z e on r
.1 in ‘

1 ldIny
his.
or aching book they think that
only a muscular weakness; when

peogle neve‘r' suspect then

211111111 trouble sets in they think it
“Elli soon correct Itself.
"It with all the other symptoms of kid-
‘ ‘. nay disorders.
’ ~. the donor lies
' thnbles or
=‘Dl’itlit's disease.
JP use is Dunn’s Kidney

And so

That is just where
You must cure these.
they lend to diabetes or",
The best remedy
Pills. it
res all ills which are caused by weak
diseased kidneys. South Norwalk
péople testify to permanent cures.
' Frank Brnsdhurst of 16 Class St,
South Not-walk. (301111., says: ‘1 bed
a very severe attack of backache with
pains shooting through me on making
The trouble was
caused from taking cold or 11111115111
would hurt me all day and disturb my
rest at night. Many; a morning I left
my bed feeling more worn out than
when l 1otired.The kidney secre-
tions were not right. being highly ooI
cred. i never saw anything act like

' Dean's Kidney Pills which I got at
.Bluisted's' Drug Store.
' few of them to make a decided change

it took but a

for the. better in my condition. When
I had used three boxes the soreness in
my kidneys left. and with it the buck-
ucho. The kitbiey secretions were
also corrected. i always keep them
in the house and should I ever be both

" bred again. nouns Kidney Pills will

be my remedy."

For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. is‘osteI-lliilburn 00., Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.

Remember the name—Donn 's~and
take no 0111131..

 

OIITUARV NOTES.

JOHN J. REYNOLDS: .
John J. Reynolds. of Rcddiug Ridge
tiled ut the lhtnbury hospital yester-
day morning of septicuemin. amused
by a disease of the bones of one of
his 1.1.1.11. had been 11 patient at
‘the hospital about two weeks and bud
been ill several weeks befote. being
taken there. This was the second at~
tack of the trouble, the first being
about twelve years ago. He was
twenty three years of age and was a
son of John Reynolds, of Rcddlng
Ridge. The body was taken to Red-
dhu; Ridge yesterday afternoon. The
funeral will probably be held Friday
inornl'hi', although arrangements have

not yet 11
Z AR J‘ORDAN.

:lct Decor Jordan who
tell 0min ThieeIeum, P's" 111'-
-1'Ived in bury,y;ye‘sterduy morning
on the 57:13 1111.111,qu were taken to
Rhodium tery for interment.
Mr. Jordon, who Was eighty- -four years

val. buxom“ resident of the
or’hurt of Reading. or what is

Duown its Sundi’ordtown, but left that

111cc some years ago to make his

011112 in Pennsylvania. He leaves
besides a. widowg two children. his

1

daughter, Mrs” Illllt‘m’ MA’. Lyon re~
siding in Dcnbm also 9. son, Curtis
Jordon. ' m

POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.

NEIL BURGESS TOMORROW NIGHT.

There are many plays that tell in
an interesting way some of the ev-
eryday Incidents of rural life, but The
County Fair. at Ploy t's Theatre, Friday
night. as portrayed by Neil Burgess
stands in u clues by Itself. There is
probably no actor on the American
stage who could give such a natural

representation of Aunt Abby and
therein lies the secret of the long
condoned success that has followed
his efforts to entertain the theatrego-
lug public Mr Burgess is one or
the few actors who can take 11 female
role without at sometime doing some
thing which betrays his sex. More-
over. although of course he is the
star about which all the others re«
volvé. he" has seen fit to secuie other
stars only s1littls less brilliant than
himself.

THE ADAM GOOD COMPANY.

Many inquiries have been made con-
cerning the Adam Good Company at
Hoyt’s Theatre starting next Monday
for 11 week's engagement. This is an
entire stranger to the theatrically tn-
clined, but from all reports' we think

“all will agree that they have really be-

come unpainted with 11 new fellow in
repertohe companiewnew ccengy,
newt costumes new ideas in panoram-1
as, new stage' settings and new etc
The organisation 1

ed than Ilius'trdted. The Adam. Good
Gomnhuy present 101th

Hoytle‘ Theatro Miss

a charming comedian

‘ Simmons. 's clever. yous} comedian...

0 can procured that [no
suitable; em 11nd sinned in an up‘
tc-du‘te 'and
winning tried fincqesscs .1»

ed: The College Girl, ‘11 1111.11

Runs: .Z
r.- or, An Automobile courtship. 3501(ou

1111's Flirtaticn, The Great Handicap or
Princess of Patches, The Stolen Will.

. and others of equal ihterost.Ususl1
mattress“ will be given.

Monday even-1
[911’ n Iaht‘, flesh cont exchange

‘ ‘1 MERICAN TAQRAPH CO '
indethe $3 ' wonders. 11111.1 furor;

1‘ that" of 111111111111.

111
5) 1y: The wondrous' progress oil

.scicnce is perhaps the 31111911111111 ZZ 1

When we think. of

to of the u ‘
it till“ the oxucb

seeing reproduced

vents and festivals of the Autipmlos,
t1e rend 'Zsce oidorelgn‘ unifies,

1111 11nd planners of seeped

and"! other“ 3 daily 1111 rpm;
this”
nt. Con '

res wili’ uh precaution by t

can Vituxl'uph (1111.11 their. so

 

31111111119111, on 3111111111111. st 1111 '11
Ire. No ex‘penlio his been spared Iiml

my anon had been started to‘ make
in exhibition the some 11111111111111.1111

suffering from 11 lame. l

I
~ cut Railway and Lighting 091111111111-

. ed upon the receipts of the company

.goos to a corporation 0.1 an individual

‘and refuse to. ace

‘julces.
«sbld on a. guaranteed relief plan. Sold

ti's'tlc manner. The bob '
be prodn 3

obj sivc. Algo made with; fancy figs

nest of actual presentation, the great '

' Stilton 011111, cup and cancer 11.1 i 23o;
Iii Warruutod Bills ...-......“ 28o 1
'6 pk. Fancy Shoots .......... ... zil'c‘
are!”

ill , . .
:"thb merry casein; thrash ”it

turn are expected diatom st or 1 tin.
and the well know do ligation 1. of
Bridgeport enter our: will he to their
best form

“WIND AND WATER" TALK
No‘t Fully Understood By Those Who
Heard the Remark.

HARTFORD Conn. Feb. 7.—-—That
remark made by President C. 3.11.11-
lon, of the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad Company, re
cenily, before the railroad committee
apropos of the leash]; oi the Connecti-

system in this state that: he wall ‘sorrl’
it was not possible to secure it with
tbe‘wlnd and water all out,’ is dine
to much conjecture as to just I. the
president of the big trust meant. '
According to the document given to
the public, the Consolidated Railway
Company. which is the holding com-
pany for the New York. New Haven
and Hartfmd Railroad Company. sim-
ply Ieased the lines of the Connecticut
Railway and Lighting Company for a
term of 99 years 11 sliding rental stale.
being arranged which was based upon
the prospective profile it Is expected
can be made from the opelatlon of the
road

Not a dollar of capital changed
hands in the transaction. Not 11 share
oi stock was tiansieiwd accmdlng
to the lease, so It is hard to understand
exactly when; any ‘wind and wZ"nte1

feature of the Connecticut Railway
and Lighting property is of any intcr~

eat to the leasing company. 1
It was understood that the rental

was not based upon how much the
company was capitalized for, how
much it had cost to build the lines,
nor how much the stock was worth In
the open market. The rental was has

for the past. number of ye.1i's.11nd upon
the prospective increase which might
be looked for from year to yc'ul in the
future.

As a geneiul mic when a merchant.

for a lease of a store or house, he
doesn’t take into consideration wheth—
er the store coat the owner ten dollars
or ten million. What he considers is
the location, the necessley of his hav-

lug such 9. store. dud tii price asked.
for lensing it. The Consolidetbd Rall-
way company seems to stand in the
same position as the merchant, with
regard to the property which has been
leased, and those who heard the re

mark at Hartford are wondering
wherein the cnpimlizstion has any!”
thing to go with the leasing. com-

DRUY- ’

FOR BILIOUSNESS AND SICK
' 1 HEADACHE.

Take 01 inc Laxative Fruit Syrup It
sweetens the stomach, ,[filds digestion
and acts as a gentle st. intent on the
liver and bowels without irritating
these organs. Orlno Laaxtive Fruit
Syrup cures biliousness and habitual
constipation. Does not nauseate or
gripe and is 11111.1 11.1111 pleasant to
take. Remember to name ORINO
any substitute.
111.111.111.11. Drug Store and The Clillmti
Pharmacy.

FRENCH INCOME TAX APPROVED.
PARIS Feb.71~——The Cabinet today
unanimously approved the details of
the new income tax measure. which
will he made public after the close of
the Bourse this atteiwnoon ,

Ma“—

Use 11 little KODOL after your
meals and it will be found to afford
a prompt: and efficient relief. KODOL
nearly approximates the digestive
it digests what you e11t.it is

here by The Clifford Pharmacy and
The Brid. e Phsrn‘iacy.

The crowns are not. for the camp
followeis -

 

Gives ‘100 c. p. and costs Mo
Handsome 11nd inexpew

bach.
per hour. .

Can You Bea I II?

19.1.

:1 i111. 1111.1

13.11.11.111...........,...,....
1" “do: Fancy lemons ...... ‘

' every week.

This Is one style of“ the Reflex Wale

111.111.111.111}...
NEll'. BURGESQ
and His Big Production of Chlirlm'v‘
lifilllaltlti Postural Play '
THE COUNTY FAIR.
Two Ca1loads oi! Scenery, Horses and
Mechanical Effeclo. Presenting
The Greatest Horse R'Icc Scone Even
Witneued. t
kTNOROUOHBREDM
Running a Full' Mlle in Continuous:
View of the Audience
Prices ......... 25.11 doc and 150

KM
HOYT’S THEATRE
BATURDAY, JANUARY 9. Vi
MATINEE AND MCI-It. '

AMERICAN VITAGRAPH CO '

All New and lip-twine Moving Pic;

lures and Illustrated Conn '
PR RZICES.

Matinee ................ 10c and 2013‘.

Evening .......... 1021.291: and 3.11;;

HOYT’S THEATRE, “'7

ADAM 6000 COMPANY,
Including
Bessie Overton and Danny dimmed“
on: WEEK snarmo motley,
FEBRUARY 11th,
REPERTOIRE.
Evenings.
Monday—wTho College GlrL
Tucsdav»McKenna’ s Flirtntlnn
Wednesday—~11 Texas 111111.111.
'1‘ [1111-11an ~The Great Handicap
Friday—Cumberland ’tll.
Saturday—«The Stolen Will.
Matincos
Tuesday»The Piincess of Patches;
Thursday—4‘0 be announced ,Z
,,F1Z'Iday—-Thn Automobile Counts

1

PR WICES.
Evenings ...... 10c. 201.110.: and 5N
Mstlnces . been! 211

Iho Grand 5.1.1.1111.

. Eighth Annual

Entertainment .

UNCAS‘ TRIBE: NO. 26.

111111111}

MUSIC HALL, South Norwa'lIhg 1
MONDAY EVE" FEBRUARY 11.11907:

woumdn 011.11 tel 11nd others includiint‘
the. popular singers Itnlotte, Holt.

Lush. 'i'nrdoii, Burger, Feuton
Braithw .1ito.

REGULAR. rucxe'rs, semi .
Balcony Tickets, 251:.

‘ l.

Doors open 7' 30.
.and Grand March 9 o’clock.
Tickets on sale. at Plaiatcd' s, Whelp-
le\ (1‘: Clark s, Clifford i'hnrmucv Sit
son & P011 el' Coleman s, lingual.
man s, or from 'ull member. .
No person nllowed on the floor wi
out mask until after masks or! ‘

You are assured 11 grand time. “'

oble parties.

Rink

is the place for recreation and hcaIt
exercise and is becoming more 51.11.1111“

J

week comprise:
ATTRACTIONS or run wash: 1;

THURSDAY. EVENINGF

First Annual Masquerade all:

five cents a person: skates. to
1' extra. Skating from 7: 30 to '
:fiwith music by the orchestra '

A balcony ‘ha; been builti

, and for Ipecl'atpcca‘slrns.web...

masquerade bail on February

11.. Iocal‘ Comphny F temp
the the best Fives In the ‘c
keeping Norwslk in theirb‘ti‘
the some. The best: tepid“
represented this town can

” Monday night at. the Arm

115111 GAME 1
consortium 3110151

COMPANY Fl.

‘ There w... 11. No m
omeme short.

’91 1' ‘1; ..
Add linen is.

 

 

.ntcrtninment by the famous Wm.

Events lor the coming,

‘.1 It 1'.

st 9': ‘Lszflmflv guano—wan.

Satutd'sy—The Lady 1119111 Laramie. '

and

Entertainment 3‘

Right resolved to reject obiec lotto."

st‘“
event. special admlitlon of twenty-11

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y.