Willinun~ts¢cr
slam Salt! to be
» r
Wot-Puts. lurch l.—-—'l‘he fol-
stjacincnt is ”authorised on be
or the Pennsylvania railroad Coin-
fl
. .. lilo being a pioneer state In the
enactment of two-cent fare laws its ex-
perience is constantly referred to in
“It! dlmiflon of u similar law in
manhunt; In Ohio excursion ru
loll. ticrical rates. and special rates or
MI kinds have been almost entlueh
V The stills now pays twice
. . “mu h for transdortsiron of the na-
WI lult‘d as it did before .ihe [“0
4M law was passed. The number of
Will discontinued is not large. but
filthy comm titties have been greatly
in onions 6 by the reduction in
e that. the railroads have been
Whisks .
ow serious was the effect of the
Moral of excursion rules may no
' lodged from the fact that many sum
My resorts have been forced to ch).
as of loss of vauslness. A for
‘ maps in the halting 01'
Vii. in this state
the two-cent. bill
‘ s a law , ‘-
w commutation rates and fro
express service. prevailing
unit) Vania were. unknown in
optly” there is no basis
etween the. two states
Ohio's experience bears
,. dtiblt that the effect of u
. law in Pennsylvania will be
Elites which are now be
“me in the case of the
lugs. Railroad. that 72%; per
*fiijfislro us who now pay less
mile. will pay more.
Ml its, the .27 Va 993‘
lanai travelers who now!
' . 'rbsubnelsrleg
of of coca,
nc- half cents a mile
rarer
'flNf [1'po
on Banks.
. N lilR’fFQRDf March c—A change
. " lllo nolluy of the slate toward trust
lamillllflfll was .indlcatcd yesterday
MNH hen Senator Kceney of the commit-
dying t. on banks secured a reconsidera-
”W3"! 101 the resolution passed on Friday
,l‘f 7‘; the Riverside Trust Company of
-“ 100“ chh a change of charter The
""fll’éh’sdt rssolrrii‘ou would compel the
rd of directors of the trust com
KN: to glue bonds for the faithful per-
~ imam-c of their duty and also has to
. with the placing o flnvestmeats in
l estate and other collateral under
V some restrictions as now govern
e savings banks. This amendment
' ‘ated great interest. among the mom
'rs and» Senator Donovan said that
' , the first time the committee on
like had taken steps to give the
with. lust dues from the trust con;-
fifties. The amendment was sent to
a order printing its there was
objection to hasty action
actor. Keeney said that the com-
“1thth Wgaflcrywopld insist, on these
titres enevcr- any trust corn
its for an amendment to its
'e general banklrg scoot omit
std ty'n‘tn‘w ow un er
ver be same2 the cllhse’s- which
6 Riversld- to thumb as now apply to
{mine one; .00 Trust Company.
of uy.'essiou pf. both branches were
, an no triers it little business.
sapeakerfl‘llson'mf the bones recelv
a lettcrdicm Carrie Nation signed
hymn; loving friend and home defend-
or” in which she asks 2far the privilege
bf speaking" in the capitol next week.
1fitter the loadingi’of tho gcsolutlon the
her asked what dlsp slilou shopld
its mdde ot' the question and one of the
isprcscniatives said “give her n
chance 0t re moved- that it he re-
fiestas!"
. ‘ ‘4’,-
the committee on public
lth and safety. the, murmur...» on
r (is and vi. rs and bridges humane
in muons ll woman suffrage . it
fidelpully (sci; rrerb to. lite lutel; dum-
“t lug
DEAFNESS CANNOT it: cures
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the car.
There is only one. way to cure _deaf~
pelts. that is y constitutional retu-
e‘dlés'. , earners s ciru‘sc by it til-
named. condition f" uoous lining
of the Elisiach Tube. Wheniutlrls
in c minnow-1r. Your hays a rambling
. imperfect. hearing, and
unduly. closed; minors
and unless the unusual
as .t‘giran outmnd this tube
no its "normal condition, host‘s
iii no destroyed «former; was.
' by Ca-
‘ on but. an inflam-
" ' or cons surfaces.
lg“. red Dollars
places (caused by
the} cannot. be cured by
mu Cure.- Send for circu
, ur- ‘ on or a 00.. Toledo. 0.
id by Drugglats. 750
site Hall's Family Pills for cobalt.
on.
3““: to films Their
map. March 7.-V'rire senate
ted the In: for the
meat of flag; lice. sonar
. h 0%
his the rejection of
u ..
{e economics was
not offhc Pblll
_ ”committee- you"
9! '1 This Wait
nigh of liters“. no miephone
and localities will be hear
Thursday by the Committee on Clue
and Boroughs at Hartford. its prorls.‘
ions are:
"Section l—Sectlon 3905 of the gem
9m statute: is hereby amended to
read as follows. The selectmen of any
m the common council of any city
and the warden and burgesses of any:
shall. subleot to the mails.
. W
ions of section 3904. within their res-
motive Jurisdiction. have full direc
lion and control over the placing.
' m and maintenance of any such
wires. conductors. fixtures. structures
orrapporatus. including the re-locating
or removal of the same. and the pow- .
of of implanting the kind, quality and
finish thereof. Whenever any teleo
phone company Shall have erected its
poles. wires and fixtures upon and in
filly fittest or highway of any town,
city or borough, as herein provided,
and any other company shall apply to
the selectnren of such town, the
common council of such city.
warden and burgesses of such borough
for the location of its poles. wires and
fixtures. such selectorsu, common
council .or warden and burgesses, as
the case may be, may order said com-
pany to locate its wires and fixtures
upon the poles already muscled and in
use upon such street or highway. and
shall apportion the huroum of Irene-
flts and damages betwuou the several
parties in interest. They may make
all orders necessary to the rxercise
of such power of direction and con-
trol. which orders shall be in writing
and recorded in the resolds of thrli
respectlre communities but shall lip
subjcct ucvertlulcss to the right of
normal by such c many by u judge
of the supe lor court, who. after u
hearing. llllOlN due notice to all parties
in interest, shall as speedily as pos
Bible determine the matter in ques
tion. and affrm. modify. or l‘Pl'flkl'
such orders.
“Section 2. Wlwuever the erection
and maintenance of telephone wires,
cross arms and fixtures. shall. in tin
opinion of such seleclmen. common
council or warden and burgesscs as
the case may be, interfere with or be
injurious to any shade trees in and
upon our street or highwar they Dill].
order such wires to be carried ulour:
such street or highway by means or
cables or underground conduits «or in
such other way as they may deem
necessary."
Among the other bills of inlert‘sl
coming up for hearings this week is
one providing for insuring" the Cap
ltol. A similar bill was killed two
years ago. Rolmburslug Adolph (ll-of
foriujuries because the sign board
_ containing the voting lists fell on him
In front of City Hall will be. com-rid
cred by the claims committee.
A proposal to abolish the State
Board of Education is to be taken up
by the Education Committee. The
Fisheries and Game Committee. which
has alreadl'lmtl heariuas on bills in
creasing the bounty on forces. will vary
the promo: by having hearings on
bills taking off all bounty. it will also
tackle a bill establishing a close sv-u-
son for skunks.
CLEARS THE COMPLEXION.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup stimu-
lates the liver and thoroughly cleanses
the system and clears the complexion
of pimples and blotches. it is the
best laxative for women and children
as it is mild. and pleasant. and does
not gripe or sickcn. Orino is much
superior to pills. aperienl waters and
all ordinary cotlrnrtlcs as it. does not
irritate the stomach and bowels.
Plalsled's Drug Store and Plnlncr n u
A. "l1".
Bradley.
T0
our F0, CALENDAR.
to ncreasc Amount Paid by State
' for Drawbrldges.
HARTFORD. March 7.-~Muyor Rey-
holds, draw bridge bill providing for
the payment by the state. of $1 000 such
year instead of $500 for the. cure of
drawbridges used by trolley curs came
up in the senate yesterday .Aftcr n
discusslorr it was voted to put the bill
at. the fool of the calendar where it
acted. upon.
Senator Brown explained that Whlel“
i 0
case of the drawhridges. that horse
the state first allowed $500 for
cars or light trolley cars were used.
and which wear heavily on the bridges
are now run over these
should be willing to reimburse the cit-
tea for the increased outlay
stood that it will pd taken up and act.-
ed upon favorably. . or .V
v'
c. s. nusNHAM :i'ssrmcs hares
soon it .
G. B. Buralu‘tmWV
N. Y., writes
i wrote you 's
tirely cured“
by taking lessons
Foley's Kidney.
stopped the bile
pain and symptom
disappears“. I am ‘
have novel- had M
”if
icondiment: and
V idney disease
it Missy that I
.t.
cur-e
ommén‘td‘
trouble."
Platner & Bradley.
HEARING POITPONED.
' alarm» March
'6 -d is. salary basis earn
up for hearing * la .
01$,
r .
go‘s rru
pop” it) a to to be decided later.
n ‘3' “a
or the.
can be taken from at any time and
Since that time large double truck cur s
much heavier than those formerly used
and increase the cost or maintenance
bridges. He
said that as the city receiVed no taxes
from the trolley companies that the
sthlc,«whlch receives franchise taxes.
Senator McGovern objected to the
bill and it went on the calendar. It is
believed, however, that. when the me-
rits of the bill are thoroughly under-
i entirely
mint any of
those symptoms dnitlugtlholfour years
that have elapsecrlsgnd Imago calldently
“I! ell M “1‘ Y rac-
Foley's Kidney Cure to any
one suffering from kidney or bladder
waisted“; Drug Store and
Senator Manchu“ He Had Not
7.—-Senatlor
the offices of,
county sheriff!
a
r
. DI
Laxative gen-ox TM m
but for e ldrcn’s bowels. Chocbo
late coated tablets, easy to to]:
never or transects. 10:, 8::
winds a dismal
p cyclone for
facilitating navigation. By means of
observations with the barometer and
other instruments he would ascertain
the direction in which the storm is
going and so shape the course of the
ship that it would be carried along
by the sweep of the atmosphere. with-
out becoming involved in the danger
ous center of the storm.
.. #WT._‘._.- ~.........--_.-_h.._w_...
NOTICE.
South Norwalk
Union School
District.
O
the in J. cl‘
For sale by R. H Plantar! and E. W.
Kelley Jr. South Norwalk. and E.P
Weed Norwalk.
‘—-
SALE OF OYSTER GROUNDS.
Common Council of Bridgeport Con-
demns Proposed Legislation.
The Bridgeport Common Council has
placed itself on record as opposed to
the bills now before the Cultural As.-
sembly for the purpose of permitting
the leasing and sale of natural oyster
grounds. The resolullonssay:
“Whereas. A large number of our
citizens and inxpuycrs are now and
have been engaged for a number of
yours past in nursing their livelihood
by the catching of sued oysters from
the natural beds of the Slum. sud
“l'i'bercns, As the passage of timic
billg would drive them from tiretr‘prrs-
cut occupations and render their boats
and other oyster catching appliuurus
practically valuclcss and would be out
just in the extreme, then be it
“lie-solved, That this Common Couuv
plrullcnlly protest: against this passage
of those bills as being unfair and un-
just. and discriminating uguilmt the
small unturul grower in l‘uvor of the
large (iJ‘slor corporations, and be it
further
copy of these. resolutions and send
them to the logislutivo committee tn
which those bills are referred."
'l‘iro Slate Oyster-Growers' Asoclu-
tlou has instructed its conunlltce to
inform the lawmakers at Hartford
that it has not requested the proposed
legislation and is not responsihlo
for it. its cmurultlec has boon direct
ml to publish lllv following statement:
“The oyster growers of Connection:
have bought from tho Stutv mnm'
thousands of acres of barren luntl
covered by water from twenty-five to
this button land the» hurt built up
the proceeds of which help in main-
tain our commonwealth.
ago Connecticut
n
B
imported from Vir-
lnln and Maryland it great amount
cil .ol' the City of Bridgeport most uru- .
“Resolved. That the clerk draw up a. I
sercrm Jive feet deep and that upon .
Notice is hereby given that an as-
sersmcnt of the real and ratablo es
late. within the said district has been
made on the town list of 1906. and that
said list has this day been deposited
by the clerk of said district at the
.ofllce of the selectnreu. No. .3 Railroad
Place, South Norwnlk. Conn. for ex
amiuuliun, and that the board of re-
liel’will meet at the cities of said se-
loctme‘u. No. 5 Railroad Place. on the.
12th joy of March. A. 11,1907. at 2
o‘clock p. m., to hear and determine
all appeals made to them for the
«'ziquuliautlou and perfecting of said
asscssments.
Dated at the City of South Norwalk.
Conn" this, the 2d day of March. A.
1)., 1907.
Notice is hereby also given that on
assessment of the real and ruiublc cs
tats of the said district which was so‘
situated that there was no distinct
and separate values has been made by
the assessors, and this day filed in.
the clerk of said district at the office
of the scioctmcu. No.
Dated at the City of South Norwnik,
loud. tilts. tho zl‘d day of March. 1907.
A. BLANCHARD.
JOHN H. Lloll'l‘.
MATTHEW COlilllll'l‘T.
Committee of the South Nor-walk in
ion School District. mt 7i
i
GREA'I’ SLAUGHTER IN
We have bought our lire: at job-
hora‘ prices and will give the people
of The Norwalks the best prices on
Bicycle Tires over offered in town.
F [. lllKllfliili 8: ill.
“Honest (foods at Honest Pricps."
Norwalk
is Well strict.
a rust ludirstn. Wllllll cirrploya "
thousands of persons and produces
annually grout quantities of oysters. »
Thirty years - ' V
5- many us We t‘or-
...rpor ed. This cilantro is due m
are enterprise and labors ol' the oyster
growers of Conllmtlcut
fully submit that tho oyster growers
deserve well of this comirrouwcalih.
and it is contrary to public l)0llt_\ that
we should be abused in the public
prints for the offering of legislation in
molly
l
trounced wholly without
edge.
“The pretended friends of the univ
ural-bed men, in their reckless and
Oil!
done to cause the sale of the natural
the facts, and have not. dorm so.
State but that the State could instead,
by selling them, realize many
dreds of thousands of dollars
on the legislature than that of any
other taxpay.ers Tire supposed arm.
pathizers with the natural bod men,
in exciting this discussion, are hasten-
ing the day When the State may in-
sist upon sellingthe beds. As the au~
thor of lbl's‘bill has chosen to call the
matter to the attention of the legisla-
ture, it. is wholly his responsibility.
und not ours}; . '
FOUND AT LAST.
Vii” says:
wi
[is
Life Pills.” Guaranteed satisfactory.
250 at F. H. Boaters, South Norwalk.
and E.’ P. Weed's, Norwalk, drug-
gists. “
PETITION DENIED.
Bridgeport Company's Fine Will Be-
main ill the State ’l’rsnury.
HARTFORD. March 7—A petition
from are Bridgeport Electric Manurac
turlng crummy asking for the return
of- $23. beluga fine imposed upon the
corporation
ulrlng corporations to file with tho
r‘sla'ry of the state a list of its of-
floors find an annual statement came
from I dolllmltlce and the line will
therefore static.
“list-re. It quickly
Mflmm‘ militia “
the Million. Sod harshly
m m Pharmacyr and The
~G-vqu.
of oysters. but Ilflw‘ instead of limo“- - "
lug we export to the OHM l ..
Canada lcn llllt‘m ‘ a m” all ~
We icspccr- .
the General Assembly whicu was in: -
knowl- ‘
unjust attacks upon the oyster grow- .-
crs. are doing the mom that could be ..
bells by the State. The oyster growers .
have not considered it their duly to -
call the attention of the legislature to :j
“The bills offered depend upon the -
claim that the natural beds are now j
an expense to the taxpayers of the .
lum~ ; ‘
“It is no more our duty to urge this '
J A. Harmon, of leemore, West
“At: last I have found the " .
perfect pill that never disappoints me; - ‘
and fur the benefit of others afflicted ‘ r
torpid liver add chronic constl- .
n, will say: Take Dr. King's New .
or its violation of the law
up in thplflenate‘ today. The petition ‘ The”
was denied on an unfavorable report’
1 Tk'ml" of Mar-lair have no terror 3
user of Dertt's Carbollse‘d ‘
all s .
maul-nor. an unions .
Thui' skillet users ‘erry of our ‘
25c u pound Mocha and Java.
‘lbts
j COFFEE
it is certainly us good HS 350
. buys (-lsewlrero—~lr.\' it mid ll
" will prove it to run.
o
The bill Pacific
in no.
126 Washington SL,’So. Norwalk‘ .
_ Next Door to Post—Office :
Phone. 655-2. . Freooelivcry
.mu ll. noted for
its quality. 1Nll‘lll make a ard. durable
finish. ‘-
?) Railroad
Place. City of South Norwnlk. Conn. «‘
llllfill “HES i
. ‘ nWJMy
the matter of the demurrage bill was .
taken up and several merchants of
Hartford and other places spoke again
St a change- in the demurrage law. The
sentiment of the members was litmus-
ly in opposition and Representative
Gr.lswold of Gullford. said that Pr-esi
dent Mullen had better tend to busl
tress than spend time lecturing at
Trinity College and that be intended to
say so on the floor or the house at. the
prnpcr time.
SAVED HER SON'S LIFE.
The happiest mother in the little
town of Ava, M0. is Mrs. S. Ruppee.
She writes: 'One year ago my son was
down with such serious lung trouble
that our physician \vns unable to help
him; when by bur dmgzist‘s advice I
began giving him Dr. King’s New Dis
covcry, and] soon noticed improve
ment. i kept this treatment up for a.
few weeks when he was perfectly well
lie has worked steadily since at car-
penter work. Dr King's New Discov-
advisability
ed.
Council
W 8 y
tho rammed
Councils in the order of Knights of
Columbus in Connecticut hive recent-
ly boon voting on as attention of the
matter to the next convention.
made a total of thirty-one councils vot—
m .
gl‘he farsighted officers ‘of the State
realize now
parade will never become a reality so
long as the question is to be decided
by a referendum voter—that
councils voting individually-
consulting each other. will never volc7
in favor of such a project. The best
in get a parade. according to
the representatives of the order, is to
persuade the State Council to wife on
the project.
would result in a big time for‘ the order _
Hows. militants
of holding a grand State
parade. and now the State Council re
ports that s majorltv of the councils
are opposed to the plan. On a poll of
the votes. eleven councils were oppos-
Orie council voted to refer the
COMMENCEIN I'll-ETIDAY. MARCH 4.
AVIHV O KONG COMPANY.
THE PLAYS.
. Evasion.
Thursday—I‘m. ll East.
Friday—At Pike' 5 Peak.
Saturday—A Devil’s Lane,
Malina”. ,
Wednesday~A Daughter's
geance.
’l‘irursda.y~Rallroad King. ‘
Friday-The Minister’s Sweetheart.
Saturday—Mary Jones’ Burglar. '
Special Vaudeville Novpltlu ”ti-Veep
Elaborate scenic and ammo Effects.
Popular Price- ...... 10c 20: and 30c
Special Ladins' Ticket
This
that a State.
Ve n-
is. the
without V
This method It is believed
Good for Ladies Only!
firm-34.42
N. ER
96 Washington Street.
AN
range which is the best mined
iii“ L,
'Equ‘ site New [.3963
An indescribable and unequalled display of beautiful All Over
Fancy Nets in the extra widths for making waists, 1130 a handsome
line of Lace Yokes, Chemisettes, Gallootrs, Banding. Fostoons and
Edges, the very newest and most approved styles for spring and ~
summer. All we ask' rs an opportunity to show them to you.
No Matter What Your Life Work is to Do
A BUSINESS COURSE AT
Will Be of lncstima‘ble Vain: to You .1 , -_ ‘-
’M.‘A. Mancini. m. 4'
If you are not satisfied with the last Coal yen bought. try a too
from us. Have just received a cargo of Lchigh Coal for furnace and
Tghfldliltis &GANS COMPANY
cry saved his “leaf-«Guaranteed best in some of the larger cities of the
cough and cold cure by F. H. Baxter. Slate. . ,‘I‘hll coupon. W” with 15
South Norwalk, and E. P_ Weed. Nor- M . cents, will purchase a- choice re- .
walk, drugglsts. 50c and $1.00. Trial "a“! 6.“. m [Wflmm . set-yell seat for Monday evening's .
”Ollie free. , , “ if youdon lllVQ omnmnldfill will! . performance, it presented at Ad- .
d -———-!—-——;h . *2 'mgim'h “it” "‘3; . vance Sale at any time before 5 .
A \ertlso mur wants in c sentinel. Nhfmwlltrlglo'lo‘d. milk ”finds"; We . p. to. Monday. .
...... r...u.........4.............c
V BASKE'ILBALL.
NOIWMSK Ambly. ;
& s 0 zvzsr noun". mam
‘ nexr cans.
South ftNotwaik.
MONDAY EVENlNG. MAROHN‘H.
Prcilnilnary Game ,
MONTAUKS vs. MYSTlC o'i‘lA‘iils.
After the games flash is dancl'np
each evening until midnight, Milieu:
extra charge. -
soulsaiosi as" scars.
First numb tannin-M at 8 o'clock. .
is the place but Mound. heat 1
exercise and is Wins more so!"
every ween. Events for the.
week comprise: ..
Professor Barnes will give an .ex-
hlbition Saturday evening, with entire-
ly new features, and all will want. to
witness it. ,
Basketball tonight (Wednesday)
Norwslks against the Blue Ribbons. of
Bridgeport. , . -.
fps Wt A...
68 Water Street.
r .Iv.
:ru 2“;
V . Nix,» “
' 22 Washington Street
Canned Good
J. w. DODGE;
South Norwalk
5%sovrvli‘;uu.‘runs' '
" ZSc'i‘Tllbzsu
EATONHURLWT WRITING
\
Nice Tomatoes . ....... 130 can
Peas, 2 cans ....... 26c ”
All other kinds of canned goods at. Cpl-”NW: ENIMEl-ET: . .1
lowest prices. “EEAC'IL - .‘
nonmn uracil awn
Ere is No End of
m -_
lhe l l llllgl’lllili
134 WASHINGTON STREET.
d
coal
-5“ . _.
Bargams in the
Reduction sale.
Sacrifices Everywhere.
Buy when you can spire 50 per cent.
M. s. SMITH n COMPANY
‘ 92 Washington Street.
HEADQU A R'l'E 88 FOR
‘5} icon thncnvap
MOST COMPLETE STOC K OF flECClRDS IN TOWN.
Agent linti crescent Lou
FRI
Office and “drills“; c's. - "“
84 8011111. MAIN 7.,
, . V-Norwalkp- Conn. .. .
“qu mineral. _
South Norwaur
‘3
ll Sun ll]
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
d”; v
Old Company Lehrgh,‘
Jeddo
‘ {its oil: Alva
tail“
Cross! crank"
31.,“
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