T1118
.2 I?
smoky as Mimosa
Columhus invites Whiskey Men,
Ktlbllldld 'Oili by Prohibition
Bill to Engag9 in Manulac-
1|!“th ."-..I; ‘.,
‘ COLUMBUS. GIL, August l3~—A
fi'rn'ther nImaIkubie stroke of municipal
~Ahlli31‘prl80 In connection with thII mo-
of Dhihitlop movement that is now sweep-
m" lug like vvlid fire through the squiilern
states is IlIII gflort being made by this
lolly to induce the suicon people who
twill be .torcod out at their present
business; to engage in manufacturing,
and (this .Is the important point in it
Offloursol. to locate _in Columbus,
{where one hundred thousand horse-
power is being developed along the
Chattahoochee river tor the use of in-
dustriul enterprises.
When it pecuntc apparent recently
that ,Georgimwouid, by legislative IIII-
actmcat. go "titty” at. the out! at tho
prcsoni year, anti when it was seen
"that the pIohlblllon movement 'as
:rnpldiy spreading to other southern
.ntntet-I Columbus. which has Ht'l the.
space among nouiherp cities tor enter-
;prlse and progresutvcuess in municipal
mavertlsihig, suddenly realized the, full
. ...... , . ._ develop‘
uncut 0! manufacturing enterprises
more that the destruction at" such It
large branch of buuinuus as lilo liquor
trlmcpovor such a. wide area would
“bring about Without a moment's heu-
nation, thus city immediately extended
an invitation to the whihkcy men of
anemia and other southern states to
Income to Columbus and engage In man
Wacturlng hem, ultlllzing the cheap
«electrical enter that is being develop-
t I)! the Chattnhotmhe
:1 its PM Com-
‘ Ollhr corporation.
"of tho Olly, in both editorial
n, has emphasized the idea.
h but to the guinea men that it
. he folly tor them to leave this
II or the country, lulu headline
Mir innilantart lynch loathu tilted out
I
' trial 9: , lurid
M ”(lit 1 . dull aéiglum {of that rdvi‘tvor.
’ .the ”Quint mailman
' ithut per out plian-
. . 111‘,th 195mm Isl»
J. to} and In he by
513:» III is mint:
Ifimtflriw‘ mayor in the
him“? “lull“ III III
a c a
Willi? lull" ”all light Zom"t0
tttncted wide com-
hay gold ‘an atimci n
t"ills Invi'rttihn
6th chug ,
tritium men has
Isn't"
" {15
minimum tiltil Pit hnpr‘l'dce ved. l
,. .-,.
MR MELLEN’S LATEST
Said to be Planning Trolley Extension
From Bennington to Rutland.
The presence of Charles S. Mellon
president of the New York, New lla-
ven and Hartford Railroad company,
in the neighborhood of licuninglon has
lent credence to the rumor that has
been current for some timII to the
effect that the Cousolltlateti the hold-
is about III extend its trolley lines. The
right of way has been secured III 'i‘roy
from l-ioosiek Falls, the present termin-
al of IhII trolley system. Saturday
Mr. Mellon with H. W. Ely, counsel
for the New Haven road, visitedillun-
nington, in company' with several rail-
road men from Now l‘llH't'li. ’i‘bore
they heuId what citizens of that. place
Want in the w: Iy of trolley lines.
The New Haven lint-- already runs to
,Bcnningttm and it is now said to he.
the, purpose to extend it through Man
Chester and Poultnoy to I Rtitlaud.
where it may connect. with the Fair-
havon system. Such II lim- would no-
netratc II section of Vermont and east-
ern New York that is popuiouu‘sand
plospermla. Work on the line to thlll
my will, it is said begins inside ot’ a
year.
'I‘Ihele is a large summer tourist
traliic in this territory and. better
than that, a l'cguluh l'reigllt truillc from
the marble lilne and slate towns. A
trolley uervlCe from ilennlngton north-
ward would compete with the: Rutlnnd
railroad ot’ the New York Central Syd
tom Two great corporations would
then be locking borne in tho Green
Mountain state
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas
County, hit. I.
Frank J. Cheney makes 0th that he
is cooler partner at the lirm 0! F J.
Cheney & (70.. doing business in tho
(‘in of Toledo County and State afore-
said and that said firm will pay the
qun of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of Catarrh
that. cannot be cured by the use of
Hull's Catarrh (hire.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and nubscrlbcd
in my presence.“ this lllli day at De-
camber A. D.,
ideal.) A 6W tibhlASON.
Notary Public.
Hall's CatttI-rh Caro is taken inter
naily, anti acts directly on the nod
and mucous surfaces at the eye
Band for testimonials true. '
F .l. CHENEY 8o 00., Toledo, 0. ,
Sold by all Drugglsta 750.
Take Hall’s Family Pills for coast!
potion.
HARD ON THE CONDUCTOR.
”Madam how old is your little girl?"
Little -0lrl-~l”.lotl't answer him, nun
mu. it’s awful rude for him to unit
It young lady's age beiure all these
”people.
\
“Many ills come from impure blood.
Can't have pare blood with faulty Ill
traction, hwy liver and sluggish be-
well). Whookli load Illiilol‘h Itrelitl
theta: «amok. bowls and liver. and
purities the lam.
i uk.1:.......1» .1.
Gulliuuc POWER -
PLANT nuns any
Housalonic River is Low and
$3,000,000 Strucilii'li at Bulls;
Bridge Fails to Work
\‘l'A'l‘lIilillURY, August,
l3.»—'i‘o tilt"
i _ l \. H i .iuy mind the erection of the New Mll-
ng (Ollllllili) oi tII. . t.“ IIVIn tout,’ l'ord Powor mmmlmm
moat plant .III,
Bulls iiIidtze on the liousaioniI il\t‘l i
In lslltllllllltl I,IIIIIII_\'.1IIIs lllllit'il outl
much in the fashion of certain opera-
lions i‘or appendicitis. 'l‘ilIIortIiiIIaliy
both are entirely successful-wind the
folk whom they are designed to bent-lit
Ilio. '
'i‘his eonlparison is called III mind by
the fact that the llulls Bridge plant is
llgtiiu out of business. absolutely
through no fault of its own or its de-
signers, while the little steam plants
which were viewed with scorn when its
tremendous current. was llrst. scat iiaslI-
int: across the country are running un-
der every pound of pressure to do its
work.
This time the trouble is caused by
the, dry weather and the scarcity of
water in the llousntonic river. Of
course you can't blame the promoters
and engineers who conceived the big
power scheme. They might, well have
calculated that the liousntonlc would
always conduct itself like llIc well rea-
ulatod, rcllabltI river it usually is, in-
stead of dwindling into a halt dry crock
as is the fashion at“ the Nungatuck.
The Bulls Bridge plant has been In
operation nearly three. years. It is said
to have cost the New Milford Power
company, which in controlled by the
Connecticut company, $3,ll00.000.1i has
a capacity at 10.000 horse power and
Its clout transfolluers can utocp the
pressure III 33, 000 with
When it in in propor- working condi-
tion it supplies electric light and mo-
Ilvn power for trolley cars to Water
bury New Britain i’ininviiic South-
iugton, lleacon Falls and Watortown.
The current is brought over the, hills
between the Houaatonic and Nouga-
tack valleys by means of bingo cables,
the twin poles of which alretch away
porous lieltlu and cleared spaces in the
forests in n line nearly as straight on
the flight (It the porvcrhiai crow
These cables are unique because
their great weight, ueceasiiated the.I use,
of aluminum Wire instead of copper.
'l‘helr installation canted a bit of lint-
tor in the copper market. because it all
the telegraph, telephone and other elec-
tric companies found the light alumi-
num II satisfactory substitute for copa
per several wire mills Wolllll eomo por-
ilouaty cloeo to going out of business.
The aluminum, however, has proved
only Ingdoratcly mountai- It. cant
do “that l Which milked necessary It
i
Iqrew hitch for connotations, and it-
Wouidu't. work at all until the company
llll upon the idea of using porcelain in-
sulators.
It s It lInId job to look after these
miles of table IIspyIlIllir when the
‘.‘llliltl‘ winds It‘l'll Il\l'l the hills and
(‘IIIIIIIIcticIII is boiled beneath Si'H‘i ll
feet oi slum Night and tilt) patlois
keep IIIII'et’ul ('H'S on llll’ line but men
this cannot aiauys save it than dum-
{aty-
liteaknge. cansI-d by wind and snow,
has shut oil‘ the Ru i llridge power on
SI‘HHll oeI :lSltiliS but such incidents
iiitI hr; Io llll .Ius among the must he
rious o the, plant 5 Inisitn lune.
A IIIIIgI il'i(l‘\\ll) runs tIoIII thI reser-
voir at the dam to the sqnuity brick
power house. Last October a section
oi" this I'IIIII-wui‘s earthern wuli 1;an
any and before the water could be shut
off, II llll‘}.’.'l‘ poi-lion at the surrounding
country was under water. Of course
this stoleIIIl the illltll'illlllll oi’ tilt.I plant.
although lllt' company threw in a small
army of IIII-III to hurry along repairs.
’i‘o guard against II. repetition of such
an accident it i‘I'Illllt’I‘Il lunch of the
earthwork wilh masonry, but lil No-
vember, just as the i'l‘t'tlilSll‘ilt‘llOli had
been completed~ the raceway burst
forth aizuiu and Nails Bridge. had anoth-
III' tiooIl.
There are residents over that way
who so) ”let l'll( I‘it".'|_\ lII Id been leakinr. .
for It Seek iIIII'oII» the Iniginal accident
and that wind lllt'\ blought this to tho
attention of those III charge at, the sin
lion they wete only laughed at. ()iii
IIcrh oi the company say this is not so.
Ankut hotel at (IquIIllInliles Iowor
without light or power for most of one
night and the company fell back on Its
lliilo steam plants: (or several weeks.
Th I‘I‘Dnlrs to the station at this time
are said to have east over $00,000. it
wasn't the fault III the plant. inventi-
ttatlon showed that the llousaloIIle
was unusually lililll-‘llR It is now un-
usually low. 9
Despite all these. happenings the
company is not discouraged. 'i‘here was
It little Wilt-II some, of its olllciais were
outspoken lil declaring that the station
was it failure and must be tor all linu-
to cattle. They do not ssv so very
loudly at l)l'It.'iIlI III and in any cIuIe their it
objections lIIIVe been overruled.
’i‘he coulpuny believes it can save.
nearly 30 percent on electric cost by
producing its IIlIIcIIicity on ilouuainnic
river power Iusie: ill of utilizing steam.
it is considering enlarging the Bulls
Bridge facilities and even tho erection
of another alum further up the _rivor.
perhaps significant-Mt. plans the area-
tion In Watcrbuly and other towns of
new anti enlarged steam planiu to he
used an auxiliaries or list principals
when the theoretically successful Will.»
or power again becomes a pritcticalI
tall are.
-W
witchlng. torturing akin eruptions,
Ointment brings quick relief and last
disdgure. annoy. drive one wild. Donn’ B
lnIz cures. Fifty cents at any drug
store. ,
"i‘is love that makes the world go
round,
"l'lh love that keeps you hrolto~
When you buy chocolates by the pound
You can't attorti to Infinite,
TheeeIAnnuol Summer Clearance Sales hpve become one of the great events of South Norwalk
We are to make this the Greatest Sale In Our history.
from the manuincturer to the consumer,
in Many instances at
to not an ,iord nary Cleormg Sale of broken lots anchoolds mango, but: a. stale at which will hues of Sum-
mer Goods and hundreds 01 articles or Service the year round are to he sold out all wondertully réduced prices.
Our obJect 15 to avoid carrying goods oVer Irom one SenSOn into aucther, and sale prices wtll do it.
We guarantee every statement to be true.
Bllhgiiis Sat. Millililil ling. ill than the
REMEMBER THE DATE—~SALE BEGINS SATURDAY, AUGUST 10
LOP &
555 1 an 3(3le
.Ilhvmg
POSTAL CLERKS OUTING.
To be Held at Union Grove, Morris
Cove, on August 21.
The annual meeting 01‘ the l‘osial
t‘lerks illuiuul Association will be held
:11 i’niou (trove. Morris Core, New
Haven. WIIIlIIt-sday. August 2i. At the
assembly. ordered at it o‘clock ill the
morning. all necessary business will be
transacted and officers {III' the ensuing
IIIIII Will be elected.
lIiIIuIII will be sorted III 2.10 II III.
’llIe deciding came “ill be plmed
Iiuriltt. the afternoon iIII the postoiiice
department baseball ciIaquioushlp and
lllt‘ i’. (‘. \i. banebaii tlopln. II beauti-
lul silr‘III cup IIIIIIIII -four inches lilt’ll
II‘IIII contesting teams iii'(‘ the Iloston,
Springfield and New York nine, I'lijl'
tulnod by Ill. K. Southworlh, of Lynn.
Mass, and the lloslon. l’l‘iil‘llll‘llt‘i‘ and
New York nine. captained by iI‘. (‘.
Struck. oi“ Faulkner. Mass.
Among those III whom invitations
have been extended III'II President
"l‘llt‘tllllli't‘ Roosevelt. Postmaster (lon-
l'i'ill (IIIIII'I'II van. 1.. Meyer and Sound!
Assistant Postmaster tionerul James
'I‘. ("it-Itry.
“REGULAR AS THE SUN, "
is an expression as old as the rare
No doubt thII rising and selling of the
sun is the most regular performance
in the universe unless It is the action
of the liver and bowols when regulated
with Dr. King's New Life Pills. Guur
named by F ii Baxter. South Nar-
wulk, and II]. 1’. Wood Norwnlk, dint;-
gists. 25c
CONVENTION SEPTEMBER 3.
Franco-American Aslociailon 01 Con-
necticut to Meet In Bridgeport.
A Iwu Iiltys' session, beginning Sep-
tember 3, ol’ the lI‘IItilino-American AsI
soclutiou of Connecticut, will be llI‘ltl
in ilrlIlIIepoI‘t. libero will be in III-
Iendauco about 300 representative
lt‘rcueh citizens from all parts of the
state. (In the morning or the ilrsl dIII.
"V .l. L. Ilcsaulnlarn, pastor of St.
Anthony" s l-IeIII II catholic I‘iIIIrrb.
will celebrate lIlIIh mans at 10:30 and
all oi the delegates are expected to
be ptI-aIIut The convention will
then open at Seaside Institute. 'i‘lIIIrII
will he an outing IIIIII an euterlallr
meat, at St. Agaeu' llail. Napoleon
lllsuonuette, or ltridgoport is tlIII pron—
ident oi‘ the. convention and it is huge
ly through his enterprise that the III-
fair in to be held there.
"EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW,"
hays (1.0 Ilays. a prominent business
man of Bluff. MO., that Buckioa II Ar-
nien Salve is the quickest and surest
healing naive over applied to a 80in-
burn or wound or to It. case of plies.
lve used it and know what l'm t-Itlk
lug about ” Guaranteed by F. H Bax-
tor South Norwulk auditt .L’ Worth
ivorwnllt, druggintli 25c.
MlldrIIIl-«Thoy any yountt tiliggtlus
would to marry every girl he mouth.
Ciotiidnw'l‘hen why don't you got
mundane to introduce yoahdoar?
This year
ThOuSnnds of dollars worth of New Merchandise direct
WESTON MAN'S NECK BRO-
K
Made a Living by Cathlng Rattle-
snakes Which he Sold in West-
port.
WES'l‘l’Oli’l‘ August
I
ill-*Frank, land. Me,
who made a living by catching and mi Ia load of 250 tons or
ASHORE OFF THIMBLES- ’ .
Captain and Crew Renhued from
Schooner Loaded With Stone.
iliiANlI‘ORD, August Jitw'l‘ll'II two
toasted schooner Traveler from Port-
bound for New YoIk with
brown stone
ling rIItIlIsIIakIIs celebrated after an “out ashore on Brown's roof off the
unusually profitable sale yestetduy and Thimble islands ear'h) yesterday.
Stale, schoonei sunk, but Captain McMahon
IIlIiIII Illivillg home ovel the
sirtct iIIIIige his home botanic irlgi‘. l
IIIIIoIi and being unable to control, it (new of the tug James Ii. Hogan. The
was thr'ouu against IIII iron
Wilcoxs skull “It“ t‘ructurtd and he
died almost instantly ”0 was it) your“;
old nud leaves a widow and three
children.
THE LIMIT OF LIFE.
The most eminent medical scientists
are unanimous in the conclusion that
the genoruily accepted limitation of
human lite is many _\'cnlu below the at.-
tIIlIIniout possible with the advanced
knowledge of which the race is now
posacssed. The critical p .riod,
that determines . 1951.141 allou,
scouts to be betweenbd and 60; the
proper care, or the hotly during this
decade cannot be too strongly urged;
carelessness then bolug fatal to ion-'
geviiy. Natule’s best helper after 50
is Electric Bitters, the scientific tonic!
medicine that revitalizes every organ
of the hotly. Guaranteed by‘lv‘. H. ilax-
Ier, South Norwalk, and E. P, Weed,
Norwalk, druggists. 50c, "
w...“
STOKESEB HAVSNANNUAL REUN-
’lhc family of MI. and Mrs. Anson
Phelps Stokes held their annual re.-
tIuiIIu. Saturday Itftoruoou. at tho
Stokes camp in the AtllrIIIIIlucks.
There were twenty-one. who sat down
to dinner. among them being Mr. and
Mrs. J. (".. i’bclps Stokes, Mr. and Mrs.
Anson Phelps Stokes. .ir.. Mr. and
Mrs. Sherman White and iiaroneus
"alkali. Mr. and Mrs. J. (l. Phelps
Stokes have been taking It canoe trip
through the heart of the Adirondacks
from the. Old Forge. on the Fulton
chain of lakes and arriving In the
Stokes camp on Saturday. While, away
they traversed the lakes of the Fulton
chain. ituquctte. Loni; iI‘IIrkud,
Itanneitc ltivor and Upper Barnum:
iatko. Mrs. Stokes attended the Chau-
tauqua Assembly. wore IIIIII delivered
one of tlte‘rtnont interesting addresses.
(Irina laxative Fruit Syrup is sold
under II positive gtlnrauldo to cure coat
utlpatlou, dick headache stomach trott-
bla or any form of indigestion.
money. What more can any, one do.
't‘ho Ciltford Pharmacy and Pialsteds
Drug Store.
M
DANBURR HAT FAOTORY BURN-
ED
iIANliUltY, August 12.-'l‘ito D. 1
Drew and Company hat factory at Inc
was nearly destroyed by ,
IIrlI-II var.d near Carney: Crashing.
was nearly dontroved by lira yesterday
I’vtllh a loss at about $8,000. 'iito lire
started from It lamp and burned ra
IIIIiiy. ’l his IIIIIIIpIIny hart been lniiumi
IIIIIIII only about. it year. hilt With riddled
with orders. A lingo part at the factory
it it ,
l'nlls the IIIItnIIlIIctuI-urtt refund your
Will! new.
The
vtlth four men were taken all by the
railing sclIooIIeI will probably be a total loss.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSREPSIA.
Mm FIIIIIidin Hush,’ or New Castle
lIIi says: “i outlined for years with.
dyspepsia, used to have great distress
and belching i tried everything i
Ctlliltl heir of hilt nothing helped me
until i look Brazilian Bqlm, and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely.”
For sale by R. Ii. Plulutéd 13.11.1131:-
ter and The Clifford Rildrmnt y "
ALLEGED HARTFORD COUNTER-
FEITE
HARTFORD August ill .~-.l()llli
(.‘letumons and his Son Kttitlll. who
weIe ariested here Saturday by It So-
cret Service agent. on a charge of
eonntetteitlng were given a homing in
the tetierul building yehtcltlay. The
young man was hound over to the Au—
gust term or the district court to be.
held In New Haven and his father was
held under bonds of $200 The men
are accused of passing spurious half
dollars. Karon Clemmons, who in 21,
pleaded guilty lie said ho had iur-II
Oil out about a dozen coins and began
the work a week ago
TEN VEARS lN BED.
“For ten remit l was confined to my
bed with disease of the kidneys "
writes It. A Gray, J P., of Onkvillo
ind. "It was so severe that i could
not move part or the time. i consult
ed the very best medical skill availa-
hic. but could get nil relief until F'I»
iey’e Kidney Care Ivan recommended
to me. It has been I? Godhead to
hnrmacy and
me.” The Clifford
l‘laiated'a Drug Store.
BASEBALL RESULTS YESTERDAY.
state Latinas.
Waterbury, 9; ilrl genort, I).
llolyoka. it; New Anton. ii
Norwich. 4:91Ilartfoi'
BprltlglialIiJl ,Nc‘w Haven,“
National Lucile.
New York, 5; Piitnililrg, 3.
American League.
iltmtan. it: t‘hicugo.3 .
Louis, 7; Wlhuhingion, :l.
Ilchlnutl. B; ark, :5.
Philadelphia. 7; notrdit. 3.
NEW BRITAIN GIRLS MISSING.
mow ll Illfl‘AIN. Antoni 13-411», po-
llcc Wore tilted last alight to ink
for Mary tlnwln. iI‘lvtt 'l‘obin and Mia
Chester. girls whose ages range ram
iii to i7 years. anti Who are Iuisuitu,
iltml their humeh hero
thilloll talk of a‘nhltion as it it
wura stImIIlhinit to pit itttp and put
aside to suit the cohvenlotlce. .
Norwalk Chronicler