.‘ 3100 lot -. Russell Ruse. .
97...... bankinnl court. and II
the “new no... 097. comet;
suinat‘ the raise in pay for mom-
999.95.07.91 0909711019.. lie.
material change In the in.
the pay of members 0! the
Assembly from 2300 to 8600
at. better then will accept the
f the compensation is increased
seventfiinys.
nhtd’nlly attend less than fifty- ilvo
. “The. average doy‘ a work includ
momma-.9, hearings may be four
, mom. iii probably less
' ,Do the mcmheis whose time is most
valuable think the pay too small, 0..
are they. willing to workdor less? The
{mounts paid by them to secure their
teleotlon will answer this question.
The senators, “like the represeuta
tires, receive 5300.011! d session. Al
,the «members-be are furnished by ml.
with railroad commutation tick
mulling the session.‘ " ' ' ‘
' dill Iblned snln‘ri es of the tl'IiIty-
' ‘amount to 610.000 The
11, “’9' hl‘AlOWli by the retuIn‘s to
credit“, of state. exceeds $10 .00.
. ‘ -Iw-ml not by specially lu‘xge pay
, ‘nie’nts Tom 0 low. Among the pay
1 '“dli‘i'érélit eetfhttit'n Were the
$321.00 $690.06 $139.10.
0, $247.15. $330.04. $000.
$360.84. $309.14, $270.00
i. $14800, 8008. 40. $3009
.' $100. $207.33. $226.30,
... ,
qmny be said of our send
. me not lacking in intelll
business capacity; and there
probability that increase oilfiel-
would give us men whose time is
,oYeoted condldotes expended
tut 1:01: on much as those who
.03
tpot be woll. instead of iii-
the salary, to otter the ofilce
. erhighcst bidder?
r6 oi‘ the representatives were
lllng to contribute a part of
celery .i‘on their election, and
170 e from the. large towns whose time
is supposed to be the most valuable
’ generally oontriiihled the larger sums.
Different members of the House of
Representatives puid to uncule th
election: 0102 94. $640. 8." l. 6408. 7),
$1.06 76. 816480. $191. 50. 811750. 6129.
$381; 90. $173 2.,1 $127. 98, $200, $l70. 10.
:ilgflnd all manner of sums lose thuu
The present salnry on the nverngo
amounts to more than $0 per day of ac-
tuel'ivork. One-third of the lust Gen-
eral Assembly Were I‘nrmem. Few
farmers earn ordinarily $0 per day.
Probably two-thirds of the lost General
Memoir do not earn more than thnt
Many voters of our small towns fool
th‘ut it is only right that the men who
huge the oilice and the honor. dud
barter pay than they were coming at
home should divide the surplus with
[bone who um helped them.
'fllis increase of balmy. if adopted,
will do more to commit politics than
all the Iowa pm} i by the lust (ion
Irc‘l’misemb y i do to purify them.
The incre eiot salary will only in-
I so the anxiety of the prolosnionnl
poi ticlcn tombtntn .Iho poultion. or
increase the amount which other men
will have to pay for on election. The
bent men ore uuudlly obtained for tho
0 06001079070110 salary. ..
, 11 former years l have given much
‘ time to effect 0 compilation of mu
Minoan and III Imondnmniu. so
he elector who 99991779 to sun»
ii the constitution cun roud II and
iinow what it in.
, in 1890 ouch u compilation wuu omin-
ct] bv the House. and is printed In the
public dots of that, your. 'l‘hoiie who
limited“ 19 0971110717011qu convention
’. “encoded in detecting itu adoption
‘ It ghalato oilowiu'; 00081011-
I compilation ought to be
In 9. and it. in e pity that the Louis-
line 00001910019 increase of sul-
it: In that can cannot be
it out the other.
719th of Ihcficompilnlinu
t he 9in of the Marciano
nod if the muttrr is fully
.. h .1190le I do not
it u out) it.
NlilW‘l‘ TON.
. ' oi
whoiwcc Itrickeno 69.799
WNW I1.
Inrse amount of the Shire securities, to
'be opened by one of the executors of
the Sage estate without the consent
'07 haematite of the stat, comptroli
‘er’s depaIItment Oompiro ler Glynn
days he has requested the attorney you
.9991 to children the collection of the
legal penalty {01' the violation of law.
“Charles W. Osborne. one oi the ox
' centers of the; will of Rueucll Sage.”
snys Comptroller (llynn,"l1as ndmlttod
.dnder until before Charles P. Dillon.
appraiser in the transfer tax bureau
of the state comptroller' s otllco that he
had access to 8030 a box in the vaults
puny after the lutter' 3 death, without
nofltlcgtlpn to .tho stutc comptroller.
He explains that the box was held in
Mr, ‘Sage’s and "his own mime Jointly,
and that the authorities of the coin-
pithy permitted the access.
“The opening of the box took place
comptroller. Mr. Glynn odds:
"Section 227 of the transfer tax lou
prohibits the opening or the sale do
posit box ‘of a ‘déccdent. except in the
lflesendo Oi nl Representative of tho
étate comptroller; This provision of
luwis, designed to, prevent fraud and
to-insure the state against loss in um
:inxntion of estates. The report or the
state'ni‘ier taking an inventory of the
contents of the safe deposit box .per-
nil-ts transfers to be‘mndo so that this
is no interferencd‘ with business in
which the decedent might have been
engaged.”
Comptroller Glynn says he has by
slated that every safeguard he employ-
ed in the enforcement of the provis-
ionslof‘ the transfer tux law and in-
tends to follow up every reported vio-
lation. He has information, he guys,
that there has been laxity regarding
the opening of safe deposit boxes in
the past but the Sage case is the first
in which any direct evidence has been
obtained. .
MW...
EDGARTON WINS FIRST HONORS.
Willimantlc Man Makes Good Record
at State Shoot in waterbury.
WATERBURY. Sept. 25. ‘The con-
finished their Irnp shooting season on
the local range yesterday, with a
tournament under the munugement of
the' thtotuck Rod and (inn club, 40
mnrksmcn participating. The major
ity shot through the entire program
until stopped by rain in the eleventh
event. The amateur championship of
the state at one hundred targets wus
won by Henry Edgnrion, of 'Willlmun
tic, with It score of 01, New Hoveu's
second teum inking second place with
60. another team from New llnven be-
ing third with 08, Waterbury fourth.
00. Torrington and Bristol, 02 each.
-..._..
s'rnucx av LIGHTNING.
m.—
Southbury Woman Rendered Uncan-
Icl’ous During Monday's Storm.
SOUTHBURY, Sept 2.)—-The town
meeting. lhnt night voted to usk the
state for an appropriation of $20,000
for highways.
dud did much damage, nil telephon
wirce nearly going out of commission.
Lightning struck a house in tho Sandy
Hook dietilci occupied by litre Pnrli.
Tho bolt did not not fire. but it 1ipped
out partitions and portly wrecked the.
structure Mrs. Park was unconscious
for n time,
BRIDOEPORT BOY DIES OF LOCK
JAW.
BRIDGEPORT. Sept. 20.——l«‘rnnk
Blmpuon. II twoivo-ycnr-old boy resid-
ing at 50 Evitt’n lone, this city, died
yesterday 119 the result of loolunw.
contracted through 71 broken nrm. The
boy. tell from n pear true about five
days ago playing "atom the lcudor"
with some other children. lid custom
90.1 had compound fracture oi the
riuht arm, and the wound resulting
from thob bli‘Oki: u bone become infect.
cd’ond inducedi lockjuw. from which
the boy died this morning.
new LONDON mucous one.
NEW WNin, flout. 26-411 the
[Superior Oourt yesterday James N.
Beckhdm. who in occuuod ot the mur-
der oi Willlum‘i. Petty, underwent n
nevcro croumuminntion by {State
Attorney liult. PectiunnI'u twito iden-
titled a letter sent. to her by her ima-
bond in which he threetenc, ,her with
death if she did not lewd No london.
Bocidiem mid tot he fired the shots
in batty in nu iii hoist” to not study
irorn him [9' Petty lid ribbed him.
The c990 will probebiy be. finished to»
no hay min nil; in do Inn
De has port I!
All "073‘ 700W 7'
x I
5 all ' , 9w , ,
“l was srentlv 0%;le
, 017;: kidneys mutt
of the Mercuhtlle Sate Depolet Com- .
before,Mr., Glynn had become stole .' . . .. ,.
. positions ot‘th'e planets or the com
mehcement off or during any import: .
The storm swept through ililstowq
‘1
, the second house. although he has not
' cation or evil onion. tor it come into
égiit‘ligffl W8
01' BA .
077.67.. up o co]
dunhmr'const nil,
no‘hiiul titi‘l‘hhiz5 It‘d
Kidnevci'ills on
Indie Drug alor .
tulle them rogula 9!
right away. in 0
Lunch you... and so
no rom the miracle e - .
rived from the use of Dongs 76.1.33
Whit-7,1 feel that I can conscientiously
locommend them to anyone sobering
in a similar way”
“if: Inigoby “Iii! dealers.
‘ s on lbur
New York; 71 00.. Bundle.
States.
Remember the name~Doan' lv-al'id
take no other.
W, AT STARS TELLS U8. .
Some Queer Combinations July 4,
' 1770.
S. J Bishop, of West Chcslilime who
has contributed sevcial interesting or
titles on astrology, Writes the follow
ing: »
Many astronomers consider that. the
out event. as a bout rnce. ball game,
tion as to its success ‘or failure. ‘ Now.
while l‘personnllydo hot consider
them as infallible as birthday choris._‘
they are not without some interest to
the student of the 91......» Some time
since i run across a churt not for July
4. 1776. at 10:32 u. 771.. and just 701
muuscmont. upon giving it n few Iuo
meuts 'uttenilou found some rather
queer comhlnuilous.
The first tw'cuty- -tw 0 degrees of Vir-
go is rising, and us the easterly rising
in astronomical work, it is curious to
find this sign so‘prominent.
the sign of the virgin. ‘09 the. render
no doubt has seen it in old inrmers’
nlmauuce. it is the sign in which the
planet Mercury. the winged messenger
in knowledge, hue its greatest power.
The appellation virgin lund. virgin
soil, virginiu reroute, etc... scenic very
appropriate to this Sign. In this chnrt
the sun is. in the sign of Cancer, and
the moon in Aquarius,
Copying from on English textbook,
we read: "This is not :1 very hurmoni-
one combination, but It gives nblilty
in all matters connected with associa-
tions and some degree of suitcase in
public life. Persona born 1111ch- this
combination are apt to be very Inch
iul. careful and diplomatic; it ills the
life more for externalltles than for
the interior. It gives some uhillty lo:
painting and some. urtistle tutmltios.’
This seems II fairly good description
of Uncle Sam. while art and pointing
flourish well.
The chart as 11 whole is not very va-
vornble for success in marriage or
I.Iartnei'sl1lp. We have never been
much addicted to foreign combination,
and the question. "is marriage n I’uil-
ore?" is frequently asked at homo.
Easy divorce and tree love sentiments
flourish hero. or did in the dnyn of the
Victoria Woodhui combination, But
the great strength of the chart is in
the tenth house. when the souls ncur
“:30 u: In. each day; in or ncnr this
house we find five. planets centered.
Such a horoscope must make the
remitting business utruggle. incredu-
lng activity, now and unheard ‘of busi-
ness enterpI-Maes nod most stronglyin-
dlcnted
The moon in the sign Aquuriue prob-
71th caused the epirituulistlc develop-
meats in this county. [09» subjects are
origina eccentric. novel sympathetic
unconventional and often subject to
nervous diseases Lost and perhupn
the most suggestive. we find the planet
Saturn (or Build) in Iho sign ruling
passed over the cast from the met. yet
books any: "Saturn in
house gives a hunt struggle tor a ilvn,
log all tiil'ough life." The struggle
oi’ the Americun for the almighty dol-
lar to proverbial the World over and!)
while the strength of the tenth house
gives strong influences forisucoces. it
in without a ntruggle,
Recently i received the 0.1.0.0,
number of The Sphinx. from tho 7
Sphinx Publishing Company. Chillioo. »
the, Mo. in nu article commenting
upon the birth of the thirteen stutes‘l
and certain dates of important events.
it goes on to any: "it there really’ be
an evil potent unending upon the unin-
ber thirteen we must certainly consul»
or one great don] the very peritoniti-
exiuionco at the book and cell of thir-
teen unites; the eagle upon it bowl
with. one bitch [I gundio of thirteen
arrows and above III hood is It cen-
steliation of thirteen stolen, upon his .
breast I banner of thirteen scroll all .,
thirteen tenure-ill" Plot-thus Unum-i- '-
Imd on the reverse tilde the motto—~67 :1
thirtcn letters-«hunch coupon.» it
Would really some“ it notions were
lucidn goxoept It It hm of thirteen _,
Tho cable tacit» represents _
_ ‘ in! when the govern-7
elect-am Money. with this 1*
eagle 9000111319 stimuli the mullet "
God We {li'rueth tliuxciinpiypen W 2
‘nowiedgom‘on , that, it In Jo ltor and:
e Almighty Billion-tor o
1.019 In with:
notion .
‘1‘ ""»“_.
9709 71111.7 cote 6‘ '
9017701119. .970:
could! wholly ‘
III III In.
New York
Chicago Pblluduipbie. cold weather.
“Cincinnati, 1; Boston. ‘4.
, Brooklyn. 0: St. Mlilflll .
97.917.90.03. 0.
6' There was 900.10... mutter of 19.7.9.- .. '
tonne loit 0791' from the two scallions
‘0! yesterday to warrant the holding of. '
anothcrinoeting bodily by the deluge.-
too who, came- be‘rolo the. nuiomobilo
1
.‘ 0“.
continued thrir ,j ,
Price 50 "“
sdle agents tor the United ;
or election. will give [1' probnblo lnIilcn- , 2 1
sign is. the foundation of all forecasts '
Virgo is »
whole existence of the subject eu.un- .
' to
do. all iI'ltliI‘It
S L . . 1“.
Fall Garments
"' :60: of New Full We arlr‘Ig’ Appot‘bt; ht underprl‘c'u‘ without
1.77799. cuurontdcing a perfect obstbm fit,’ er
, «a do to 610 ’0" Ivory Suit or can bIoaucc we manutacturc Ill '
' '1. ,By‘ dealing with the Paris you y‘all more (or your money ‘
rare In thiI country. no me and be cthInced.
W
. .W n
08. $24.88. 029.93%“! $35 00.
- , .emI flttln
l.';~ IN
I99. 9.. 914.99: 619. 99
l. ' LADIES’ BLACK.
5919.99, 929. 99. 929. 93.
INIorwalkb; $6.96 and 07.00.
$24.98. I.
WHITE WAISTS. from 757: Up to $6. 98.
SILK WANTS, $1. 93 Up to $0.98.
.“N.
86 Washingtcg Street ‘
LADIES" FRENCH VOIL SKIRTS $7. 08, $9.93,
BLACK PETTIOOATS, from 980 up to $7.98.‘
SILK ‘AND LACE DRESSES. no... $9.98 to $25 00.
NEMO SELF- REPUCIN‘HG OORSETS, 080, $1.03, 011.98.32.98.
“t: SALEI iN"HOTH WOREO:
The Perle Cloak 87 Soil; House,
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. I
513-515, MAIN. STREET, STAMFORD.
guns, in Black. Blue, BrownI Garnet. Green and gray. silk or
In III Wool materiIlI. Brand cloth. Serge, Cheviota Ind Ranamu, III:
, «£31 SUITS: In the newclt It rip“ and all lengths of canto—tight
and Prince chap styles—$14.08, $19 08. 024.98 and $36.00.
Lgoiasl-QH cK AND PLAID TRAVELING COATS, full lengths, 04.08.
BLUQND GA RNET COATS. $4.98, $9 98. $14198. '
LADIEB'SKlRTSJn Panama: and Chlflon Pcnumae, the best in the.
$11.98, $14.98. $19.75.
LACE AND NET WAISTB. from $3. 98 to $12. 50.
In
Our \Dcs’t Window
'Contams a few samples of new Eilet Lace Scarfs with pin cushions
to match. which are exact reproductions of the genuine hand made
filet lace. As to beauty and dalntincss they are all that the most ex-
acting taste could desire It will surprise you to see the worthy char-
ester of the goods and how 1030: we are selling them.
N E. RYAN e 00
South Norwalk ‘
American.
Detroit. 8; Boston. 0.
St I.ouiu.10;Wuehlngton,3
New romp: Cleveland 2 (7
pings, anhness).
‘ Onion-379., ii; 0171109919110, 3.
TREATMENT
administered by Dr. Jerome D.
Wm. 11 graduate of the parent
School at Kirksville. Me.
_modcru. druglcss treatment will '
oevrcomc the most obstiuetc ”
chronic disease. 3
New York office. No. 25. W.‘
42d St. Phone 689 Bryant. Office. ‘
week.
.12 Ieaucs Place. Phone 123-3. .g.
, Office days levéry déy with the"
exception or Tuesday and Friday. ,
‘ Consultation Free. ‘
This .
(lays Tucstluy and 1. 710037 of ouch ., ,
Norwalk office and residence'. »
" and 500010009 convention.
work loose, put attend to
the unnoyancc by wearing;
t l‘ Ritetitc
E yes-glasses
No choking, no adjusting,
no stud screws to come loose,
. 79 united Bank Buildlnoft I
' It.“ OU‘3'12.I ' ‘
d AMUbEMtNTSD
ii 0 Y T'i: 1‘ H E A ’l‘ E ii
4 M
One week, commencing
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2380.
Except. Wednesday, sepiomber 25th.
MATINEEszHURSDAY, FRIDAY
. AND SATURDAY. ,
Mr. Hoyt Presents the
“KNICKERBOOKER .~
' STOCK COMPANY"
. Featuring the Clever»
t. SISTERS McOONNELL
And a Select Company of Players In a
Repertoire of Standard and
Popular Plays.
Lonnie Folletie, , Juvenile Comedian.‘
New Plays . ‘ ~ ~
New Vaudeville Features.
New Scenic anci‘ Electrical Effects.
we now offer to the builder or investor.
tractive proposition.
f. S. llineii’rus.
his influence is most mocked. li‘ho text . .
the eonondf
WEST ST. AND SGRIBNER AVE,
’ South Norwalk.
I
We are now developing this ‘choice residential property, lo-
cated on the highland. within ten minutes of the station. It has
been carefully restricted. and divided into halt acre lots.
which
OWN YOUR HOME
by purchasing a plot for cash or on our easy payment plan.
you are prepared to build at once. we will make you a very ot-
‘ Ask your local broker or write us. We are
not strangers in South Norwa.‘ :--Harbor View Beach and Har-
bor View Park. and now the hi [4 of all, HIGHLAND PARK.
03500000 Board If linkers,
It
frodoriCk Jenkins. lreas.
'252' Huguenot? Street.
New Rochelle, NY.
Tel. 823.
emcee »
Matlnccc ..........
Evenings .............. 10. 20 and 309
w..-
HOYT’S HEATRET
ONE NIGHT ONLY. -
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 25TH.
A THEATRIC'AL EVENT!
HENRY B. HARRIS
Presents the Dramatic success of the
”Century
“THE LION AND THE MOUSE "
By Chas. Klein,
Author of “The Muclo Master."
The Production in its Entirety.
2 YEARS—«m NEW YORK—2 YEARS ‘
8 MONTHS~CHICAGO-8 MONTHS
6 MONTHS—BOSTON—s MONTHS
PRICES ...... 50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1. 50
Seats on Sale Saturday, Sept. Zist.
._.........
HOYT’S THEATRE
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
MONDAY. OEPTEMBER 30TH.
NIXON a. ZIMMERMAN
Present the Gorgco'ucly Staged Musl-
cal Fantasy. .
"THE GINGERUREAD W."
Book and Lyrics by Fred. G nken.
Music by A. Baldwin Slum. 1
ALL- STAR CAST
And a Brillla Ensemble of
' , 62—4750 LE—-—62.
PRICES.........=.~..50c, 75c and $1.00
First Four Rowe in Orcthtra, $1 50
Seats now selling from Thunday.
September 28th. "
HOYT’ S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER IST.
WM. A. ERADY'S
Special Production.
Written by Lottie Blair Parker.
Elebor‘ated by Joe. R. Grlsmer.
THE SUCCESS OF THE- CENTURY.
' “'WAY DOWN EAST.”
A METROPOLITAN PRODUCTiON.
PRICES.'. . . . . .. . . .26, 50 and 75::
Pint Feni- Rows In Orchestra. $1.00
Boots on Sale Beginning Friday,
September 27th. at 8 I. m.
.10 and 2°C ' A“
A Great lhiug to find
is reliable FURNITURE As we sell
nothing but reliable genus. you will be
sure to be perfectly satisfied \Iith any-
thing you buy more We always back
up every statement We make concern-
ing our goods, especially when we any
' that THE SUMMIT RANGE 15 THE
BEST RANGE 'ON EARTH. Don't
take our word for it. Make. us prove
it.- We will sell you :1 Summit Range
011 thirty dnys' trial, if it it; not satis-
factory we will refund your money and
take back the Range without it costing
you a cent. When you have n few
minutes to spare step in and let us
show you this Range
[3. A. MITCHELL,
open Monday and eaturuay
, Evenings. '
Cor. High and Wall Ste“ Nm'wnlk
1. 0.70.1 4000000 00001005
.l 7.1 1.5, ‘;'w;
HOYT’O' THEATRE BLOCK.
Expert £in Specialist in Attendance.
Henry-8 II.‘ in. to 8 p. 771.; Satur-
; ticy,‘ 10p
Factory, 116 mEast 23rd at" N. Y.
new man. now HAVEN c
HARTFORD RAILROAD ‘
nun—u—
1.:
TIME TABLE. ,' ii
to Effect June 2, 1907. ‘{
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.—12:00x. 6:14x, 6:41x. 0:00x,
6:,Ilix 0:10 03,00 0:06 72047:, 8:18x.'
':8 40, 8: 481:, 9: 11x, 9. 31:, 9: 63, 10: 00:.
11:01 11: 162:.
P.M.:--12 52x, 1:10. 1:453, 2:50x.
. 8:20x,' 3:27. 5:09x, 0:38. 0:00x, 6:20x,
0:40, 0:081. 7:121; 7:04x, 9257:, 10:32,
aundcyc.
, .
A. M.-12:02x, 0:14x,
9:43x. 4'
P. 07—42: 66!, 2:471! 2:551, 62 38
5: 66:. 7: 00, 7' 18, 7: 54:, 8: 20x. 0: 67:
10: 28. »
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
W
'A. M.—12: 0'01. 12: 00: 4. 54:, 5:45.
9:55. 9:.019209. 9:49, 9:00x. 9:11...
P M—12:03,11:04,1:30 1:,49 2:001,
9:41. 9:57,
.10:04.11:001,1:0.'3
IIII: crud.
ANTISEPTIC
cows
9 truth"; '
OUR”.
GRIP
0034M
H to WIS.
Bedrooms
.... Moslc ”Hall! I
" 2: 63, 3: 31!, 4: 021, 4: 06 4:153. 4: 32.
6:02: 6:0.9 6:,25 0:003. 0:.02 7:10.
‘ 'Nortvalk Amusement Park
and illustrated Songs,
Under the birectlon of F. lock, of
NOW York-
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY
Hhr Carl Btumnf Ind ChIricI J.
Campbell ‘ Bing.
emcee no. Ioo'nnu no
66117199 of Preston» Monday, WIanI~
any; and Friday- . , ,
Baseball
SEASON OF 1007.
m
neuoow 979997;.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 28.
NOBWALKIi v9” ‘ohnaunv. ,
NORWALRS’ 00 TO bANEURY. M
spacial train luv‘III Bo. Norwclk It
2 p. 711.. Returning iIIvco Denbury It
7 p. m. ‘ 9771 mm
Special ’
11:00:, 12: 00
616:,‘5: 16. 6t 20. “10,7
7: 46:. ll: 00:, 0:40. 11:00:.
aundIyI.
‘ TheMElechrongh 70059:; M.-~O‘ 00, 7:90. 9:00;. 9:40:
0V nil P, “W" p. M ”I: 06. 6:04.
‘ 6:601, 8:312.
W
BOUTH NORWALK TO NEW l
‘ f HAVEN. ’ ' ‘
W‘
7A. Dir-12:08:. 1: 12:. 1: 603, 0:18.
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