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Evening sentinel, Monday, May 11, 1908 · page 6

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ANNUAL COUNTY MEETING.

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ceinmisslonors lusy Preparing Esti
states For the Year.

tries! the county commissioners
change their minds, the annusl meet-
ing of the senators and represente-
tlm ot mrmu county will he held
this. month. probably during the last
'.,weeh tor the purpose at spprovlnit
. the estimate and laying the annual
- gill.

». .‘l'he commissioners In new bust
/ paring the «tubules tor the year.
‘ lstorday siternoon they went to
. 'to look over the county
and tind out what will be
; mein thiit end oi their jurisdiction
. yesr 1008—09.

{as ,li'fllii providing for the cost
‘ ‘ isll Improvement: in Bridselmtt
34:133.“... ordered by the county, there

I in sight to call tor
‘fspecisi‘ s props aliens, and so the"
will unrll y be any increase in the
tax which has been one-tenth hi I

mill for saute time now.

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still RIVAID. site.
oi this psper will be
torn that there is at least
I disease that scionee
shit to euro in
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'fififi'fid‘s’ihet’s with thd i‘e‘tsllers

general wss only moderately good

~' difficult periisps It was weil‘up to «-
lions, ior little or no preparation
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in or er to be prepared tor tell
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wssntnp'ron. 'tisy it—onoisu
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‘seywlloeismrisgthoinoip‘rohv.

ion: III. the stsussest that two hits-

...: deed. million tons of mi. returns to
m: its needs oi the country toy f

it: maths. arebeisg wasted every
year in the United ltofnn. "would.

improper Inning stotbods. 'i‘ul s . .

re s lass oi more than two
hundred liilioh dollars, tor the can.
is worth at least ii a ton.

"in our investigations :1! iiuJ tin-.3
in the aisles operations this 0mm-
try oosrly ope-halt oi the total cool
supply is left under ground" said Mr.

. A. idol chloi oi the Technolude
Brunch. " his cool leit as pillttrs to
support the root 0 the mine or be;
m my. mu. ,. rm:

s so so
:1“ agent oi the lower bedsoieosl

lilrst. in torso essos hreslts sud rein
‘ dersg impracticable the subsequent
wring oi the sdlacoot higher cool,

' We are skimming the cream at the

‘ustursl resources oi the country. We

sre using the best and cheapest oi our

‘ supplies. Each oi the sttcceedlng pen: .

erstions wlimtsins its needed me

it will our usher orieg
t owing to the lu.’
creasing depth mining will be continu-
sliy more expensive and more dsnger

our.
1 “it is believed that en ineresslngiy
large part at this waste is prevent-
able in ‘iuost luropean coal produc
ing countries cool waste has been re-
duced to s minimum hy the introduc«
lion oi improved methods at ruining.
ianpcouyrr, British Columbia, in

told. ninety-eight per cent of the cool

mi
The 'i'eohnoiugic Proud: of the lien
lorries! Survey is now engaged in in
murmur. looking toward it reduc
lion oi the waste in i'lllillii‘,opt3l'fllii)nl
sud also to it better utilization ut the
cast that is ruined. The success at the
government in the letter hold is told
in s bulletin lust issued by the United
tale Geological Survey on the work
at the United Suites iuel testins Plan.
which until the early part at 1907 was.
operated at St louis. Mo. Curtis ironi‘
oil over the country tic-n tested in the
‘stesm engine and gas engine in order
to determine their chit’licy.1hi‘ re»
sults with the no» engine were ex
tremely gratityinst

Fillyvdix diliercni bituminous cutie
were tcsti-ii in the steam iniicr and en-
gine and gas producer and engine, and
the figures show that on an alerts};
it tooit nearly three times as much
coal to produce it horse power in the
steam engine as in the gas engine.
i‘ho uctuni tlgurtrs tor the average
from all cattle were. La? pounds oi
:osi burned to prtxluce one horse pow.
el' ior an be in the gas «nine and
iii: pounds i the. sit out tumor. The.
best cool used producvd .t lllil‘t'l' putt-
2r per hour in the gin inning tar less
than one pound at cool while the
sins engine used 2.“ poundso or 243

times as much my “11- get eziltiiie
in live tests oi llgnites inn interior
quality of adult iiiud In the smell the
gas engine req trod 237 pounds oi
coal to produce s horse power tor an
hour sud 6.26 pounds oi coal tor the
stesni engine The best result wss

l. ‘M pounds tor the steam engine.
Two remarkable tests were made on
what is termed "bone coal " a cool
that is so high in impurities thst it is
now being thrown sway by the mine
operators as worthless in one test
onthsgasenslneJttooltzmpouuds
otthis supposed worthless coal to
produce s horse power tor sn hour.
This coal bed It per cent. ssh and
would be considered vslueless as n
r in a stunt engine. Another
ssinple oi this cool produced it hurt.
power ior 1.68 pounds This cost con
tained in per cent. ssh. Perhaps the
ntost encouraging lecture at these
tests 'is that the to srsde tools. such
as iipnlte sud " " cool produced
more power in the ass engine, ton tut
m. then did the best bituminous can
In the steatu engine This would lhdi
sate rast commercisi possibilities lot
the western part oi the country.
when the supply oi high grade coal is

Win end where there is a s
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“JAM. lsy. ll.--'l'iie prostdlngs

ole oi the biiesit Nsiisssi

Convention till be

ill of the nations

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todsy
the committee will be tomsily 0
oil ltisier Dover. ot
York. will arrive iodsy. sad Oi
asset-sums“ lions will tslte
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it in most cases no eds ta'slt.

But in the STAMFORD FUR-
NACE the only part that requires
cleaning' is the cast-iron smoke-pipe
--tlic uppermost piece of the fur-
nace, as you see in the picture.

When the sheet-iron smoltc»pipc
is tsitctr all it is very easy to reach
into this cost-iron smoke-pipe with
I brush. and either draw the dirt
out, or push it back and let it fall
down through the next section into
the fircvpot. '

The other sections are so shaped
that there is no place for dirt to
lodge—it must {all down into the
"Mute-pot

For: SALE or

HORACE R. NASH

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W

JOM‘I’ MANEUVTRU ARE PROVID-

ED FOR.

WASHINGTON, May 9,—Tbere will
be joint maueuwri this summer hu-
tween the regular army and the mill-
iis. The army appropriation lilii.
whiCh has lust lim-n agreed upon, emi-
inins an oppropriuiiuu of $1,000 000 for
thin purpose~ This .tmuuut was orig.
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Iron a poor wall paper hanger Ins:
Dill till It soon hotel I.

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Uold Itedhl Flour is made on hm."

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Workmauship

that is nertn‘. under- any circumstsuj

ces. slighted.

Styles

adapted to lilo renuli'emente oi men oi
critical taste.
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Prices

at low its are ‘lilllllllly demanded else
wilt-m iur ordinary clilihml. $15.00 to

Them garments are. the products of
’Ali‘rod' Ilenhun'lu & Co. 3 expert or»
gunlrsilon and made (-xpn only to meet
our needs.

Haberdashery you can "count upon." 1

mericon Himlory Cn. Underwear.)
poi- garment.

JOSEPH DAVIS

fsitoe. ,' charities.
runmsuen. .
85 Washington St, South Norwallt.

 

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senate rcsiorsa it ltilti the. conference .. .. J—

cummittee emu to it.

The war department will now go to
war ltnnd template s definite plan tor
these maneuv- fit. and the Connecti-
cut Nntinonl guard will undoubtedly
be allowed to take part. . Ariuisnt
General Colo him Iii-en very earnest in
his ppptnis in ihv Connecticut dele-

gation in tarot at this appropriation.

ONLV CUiiE ron DVSPEPSIA.

Sire. l-‘ranltiln iiush. of New Castle.
Del. says: ”i sum-red ior yours with
dyspepsia. timid in here srcut distress
and belchlntr. i tried everything i
could hear at, but nothing helped mi-
until i took Irrrtslliitu Balm. nnd one 60
cent bottle mired me completely,"

For sale by It. ll. Pinisteii. F. H.
luster snd 'l'lm Clifford Pharmacy. “
OOUTM DAKOTA TOWN BURNED.

DEADWUOD. 8. li.. May ii.—-Cump
Crook. it town of 400 population on
the Little Missouri river. north of
lien. was destroyed by lin- two days
ago. Lo.» 3200.000. The new» war
brought in this city by courier imm
italic I‘mirvli- 'l‘lw denies. the orig
in at whlyh Is unltucwrt swept trout
one and m the other at the ylllngc, und
only a tett buildings were leit stand
ing. Comp t‘roolt wen u trsiilntt poim
tor a lame territory sud tho inur-
chonis carried ism stuclts.

 

SEASoquLE " '

--~PRING
G00, 8.

Gsrdeil'l‘lrob. iiarrows. i’lows.
Barrows. Cultivators. Paints and
Oils. Fishing Tackle. Boot and
Lsunch Supplies.

Cell and get New Catalogue
of Launch Fittings.

Charles E. Dow,

unsowssr.

H2 WACHINGTON STREET.
Phone 667.

 

 

 

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Hotel Miihackemo.

J. ll. CONNOR. II?

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Service and Cuisine Up to Dnte.
Isles oz per dsy and upwards.

Ito“ and (tennis! lniorututlmt ’i'lclier
Smiley Mn. 75 Cents.
TOI- a.

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70 the Bond oi County Commission-
ers of Fulrheld County.

I hereby apply tor s trsnster of ii
cones No. the to soil Ipirituoss dud
intoxicating liquors. Ale lager Beer.
lihlne Wine sud Older trout lit-mum
Quittner. st Cit Hotel South Main

snot. to Mir 0. Prathersione at

lty lltiisll. south tislii street. 'l'owu
oi Norwsllt. proposed piece oi
busip see is ‘lm mated within 800 tout
in s pdirect i M iii a church ldidco or
Public lotiotd nettle. or the premises
musician themes. or any Post om.

bile Ubrsr or ileinstery y.

toast crests. this is day of
lay. A.D .. lets.
Atlantic. mTllllIts'l‘onn.
Appllcstit.
We, the sudsislsneii. electors and
by low. or the
by seem the

theaters-nested Alma
mint such lie-ties soil
ssrtlts sseh tot- hitti-
isomers nwitil
in ssiil 'l‘iiwn
we to not on-
titin not other
to sell spirituous
duties

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Real Estate!

A number oi real estate bargains
they be bad now hetero the Spring
storitst enily opens. The wise per
e la? n Ilfl'.

J. M. Layton & 00..

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I RAILROAD AVINUC.

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Wallflpers.

We Have Designs on
Your Walls

Mpisessd'yoasrersissswssst
the-ea. muons-onto).
surest
“Mounts.”
menial Mm
Plates...

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, Consultation and credit

‘ American School or Delmpnthy, at

M the dear girl.
i 't" s lutliirzndsrltnls
use ‘ ‘ ’
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NOTICE

It you are thinking or” using some
drugless WWJs order that roll
maybe rierudroimuehronie
disease, It w ii pity you to investigate
weeps pnthy. The osietipoths am the

itdroeate oi Druliess
t sin required to ausliir with the
Board oi lies! the! Con
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able to dilute be m “P
ions and non-pongll‘tgouwtill'iseasevfle

law» oi Connecticut require all nppiiq
can is to elmflbillifl set some MW"
table use iic co loge, and to pass
an exit!) tioa hetero the Stateilod

7, To graduate trout any osteopathic cpl-i

logo. you must attend not less than
three years, and nine months or each
The studies tsugiit in all oer
teopaihic colleges are the same are
taught in medical colleges. with the es-l
caption oi Malaria Medics, lostaado

which osteopathic therapeutics is
tsusht..1‘o practice soy other druit-

sur nslllkstions whdteyer in this

State. “The best is the cheapest "
tree.

Treatment administered by on.
J! ROM! D. Wilt‘l', s grsduste oi the

Kirltsville. Mn“ IMO. No. 12 losses
Pinon. Norwlllt. Gem. '

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whiicwe'csn stoke
promptconneétione.

Potts! trims lepre-
sedative.

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Change or wants. ondsy and
Thunder srenlngs.
Prices ... ... ............ ifiandide
ltess edsests ads-.whiehensbese
cured at the Clitord Mg Store.
sinuses 0—“ and ids. lost

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' Norwsls sr'e hereby“

cusses muffin” .

"Dotilh'fldlflhllm‘

lAiLVAV. ”will cums.

HUNTSVILLE Ont . In, I—hlelsoa
suns oiAilsndeie a so tiny ensi-
W. cans in Huntsville, yesterday,
and sales to the house where his wile
was visiting. killed her and. then blew
his brains out. Jealousy is given tilt
the cause.

VAWID “I! A! GOLD.

It. muowsrt, snerehsstoiCedsr
View, Ilsa. says: "i tell my cosmol-
ers when the! be! s. box at Dr lilng's
New I l'i' i'wy pet the worthoi
that much hold in weight it sillicied
with constipation, tnaisriu or billions-
sess. " Bold tinder gasrsntee at It H.
hunter's druid store. 26c

 

 

Monty Advanced

all. on their 'hdt'i'sohold furniture,
gums] property,
thout rope their own nstso

CALI. Alto st: us.
' loan it Security Co'.
llarlisld Bids" Washlnrton It.

Odie. n until i p n1, Monday sud
mlatnrdsy until I. 30.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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“7M0" ROADOTIR.

Before

pn
ascetlie new

with rumble seat, 9 tools wheels. inlly
enclosed llilti [lentils and many im-
preset-onto our previous models

"mgr?“ woes,
at it Norwniii. use».
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07W Known

Bored on the mt Ownership
of New Yorhitesl lstste.

BOND 5% Guaranteed
Shares Pay Interest.

Principal payable in Gold sud secured
by New York Realty sales in
ratio at he to one

A cord will Mill "nourlitersture,
or a personal intentions,
I. I... Will. assent Agent,
1010“" .IA'III OT.

 

School Tum- -
Union School District

The tnxlmnrisoi the South Norwulk
l'uion School meme are Iii-ruby noti-
iied that the district in! or two mills
on the dollar, laid on the town assess-
ment list oi 1907 at n meeting of the
district held on the ilth day of June,
10W, at the anhiin school will lie
dimmed payable on the lirut day at
Jill. 1908.“! which time i shall he
1N“! to receive nitrite st Stillson Pow-
oil‘s drug store, .82 Washington street.
Pennity at the rute- -oi it per cent.
year will he charged bu rind utter June

1.150:
'n A reunite ‘
Collector 0! Thus for flotilla Norwulk

iinlort District.
listed at Cools Norwalh. April 28.

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of Marina
the do

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cit ytnx
tulils
mill

st as, ales, Item 5, United llssir
'ltsiid ,
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