H.133... .. ,
,When’ ithovltn positive and reliable proof not. certain
remedy .3l3tp3cl cured numerous, cases :of ‘femttle't'iiisd wouldn't
any senfiib'le worrimteonglddesthat '.the same rem.- ywould
also the! xl3f.3"s3ttfféring with the gain 3‘trouble}? ’
on. or. in sis ‘which provetliee 'ciénéi‘ a l.“ dial
E Pinhham’s Véfiétable Comfioudd ‘ ‘ 3y33 ' ‘ Y3
“.i'ien~huuun.~ttrius.mvihimdih’ . Wm
"Bits...
fi.
t l
hi ott' ‘
314$“. i‘l'lWlfll,‘ ..o tablec ‘ *‘ ' '
stllfhfiglhfiild hhlfililgfillégiluo " ‘. all silillll‘ ’
tors said «in: ruined by a. inn-on Chili; we «on
thlnmtheruwun no Minion-me. mathfi Pink hni's.
compound made-rust owed we unvaried All. other
. intimi- Muttriowlgntenlloal:
900d tiled tree who? 14.
”autumnal-yin «them
0% 19
9 it”
.3 ‘ti,’ i Wi' ~ .' “
. taking. Lydia E. lnkiinm'o
Y =09 o‘lgnd yang .aml rvous. and could not
30??!“ 3 31 a day wit out suffer us. The d atomic .
. d, It on! be Well without unoperutlon. bu Lydia
WWW? .Vdik‘etrtbie Com round. lint! don mom for. ,
tunnemsrana I, hope this vulnetbln the ictno may 0:33?!»
3;: Ifinndu of many more suffering women.”.-- Mrs. assuring).
Wit-Ht; . L. ...
who" Will
~l truthful
y way fOr
'1 without
each did
" ‘We‘ will pay ”a handsome ”reward to tiny person
prove to. us thdt'th‘éié letters hre not genuine an
--.--01' that either of these wom‘eit were paid in an
their teistimonials, or thzttthe letters are publishe
their permission, or that the original letter from
not ‘come to us entirely unsolicited.
What more proof cantany one ask? «3‘
‘ null): 80 years Lydia E. Pinhlmm'u Vegetable
(1:) munii has been the standard remedy for
“ {role 11 s. No Hlt‘k woman does justice to
'o elf who will not. try this famous mediums.
Mad exclusive] from roots and herbs, and
3: has! 3ounands 0 euros to its credit.
‘ Mrs. Plnkhnm invites all 8101: women
. to write her for advice. Silo hub
(Ill (5d thousands to health free of charm).
Address Mrs. Pinkham. Lynn, Man.
.. it»... Well,
W Al ~ I” . '
MERlDEN aov W l nouaLE.
M liltilllt'iN. Jun. 3 3.»~1.awronew
Markoy.’ who until ruenntly nllplmsoti
ho was ltlnrri' imnrd. hon oi Joseph
Alai‘ll. til. whtme home he lutd been llvv
dig, and who upon dimmer-lug his
‘ entity. made. it in niltgod. rons‘lder-
ble trouble for the 1.01 rds. who you
torrlny nontvured in tho polioo court
to the State SA‘ltool for: Boys. but at
trot-wards was paroled in eustody of
relatives in- New llritni 1. lie. is the
don of~.la.mos H. Mllt‘kt. '. of Meridon.
MieREPRESENTATtou ALLEGED.
MERIDEN. .lnn. ill-wltIdn'ht S. llutts.
of‘lgattiiing, Mich. has brought. suit
3 in. 93 'clly rourt against the A. ll.
.33.". Company. 01‘ this city. tor $3.000,
whicithe‘allegm he Wits lnduwd to
invest. in tho company undrr misreprt‘h
adulation. Butts WliH reeontlv arrested
on. a charge 01‘ having tniunt some or
the company‘s papers. but was acquit-
ted utter having itgl'i‘l‘ti 10 l't‘ts'toro the
tioetintrnts.. Butts explained to the
count at that time that he had taken
them by. advice of rounmxl for ovidenre . 0&8'1'0 - 1A..
11 the suit ugninst the company which ' lib Kind Yi. tiara Mm 330m
he was then contemplnting and the: ,/ ~ . , .
i which litr‘iil'ntlg'hl. yl‘tillf‘l‘lllly.‘ m 3 I .3 1’"
. mutual: . ‘ , 3 .3 . .
I19. Sllrt‘ in new (iolti hit-dill .ll'lour. l )0“ lllllii lull)“ hm“ lllt‘ll If you
tsunami. . .ltnow the people thoy k tow.
insults inn '
FORa ........................... l9c. ltemilnr i’t'ioo 25c.
- FOR ........................... 29c. Regular 3’rioo3 zltle.
8 FOR ................ ..........35c..3lli~§ttiur ’rioe. 500..
.. IE3 roa .............. i ........ 55c. iteghliir...-.i~ico The.
M Nils FOR ..... ’ ............. l ........ 75c. Regular ‘n-icg- $1.00.
BETTER ONES AT LARGERfiEDUCTIONS IN P‘3ICE.
3 EiderdOWn Bhtli’Rphé
in; pine: - : a....,..sé.4s. Rogtilariirloe $3.98.
. . . . . . ... l. . ;. . . .$3.49. R3c3gllla.1v»ip3.il'co $5.00.
l» l M 'L’i‘l‘i alight f E ' ~ .i“ to“ l ' " Hi“), i
8.4 WaSllliigtlill St} South N0! ‘
“...... ‘
Wmumu .
is”. .
’1.
kl ;‘
' m ‘
firearm. WWW
i‘yvr—~ ,,.
’ rothemhor the hill llllmc. Look
MA 1“ i A ‘ Pfl RI 3 if
' . .. rti "“"‘”‘J’é¢d .‘
" ( s. @3333.” ) .
UN WA] 1 l j ll 1:?”
. ‘ it is the utmost in [mid medicines.
M
Everyone knows the value of a lt‘lax
Mugs“ Hill and Brinsmade Trlls ol Seed poultice-otthe‘poweroflt'lnx
w WI“ \ Seed Tea. One of the great funds.
(.ilnutgrs t null Can Be Made ‘
in Norwalk Reservoirs
l
mental truths of medicine is that:—
Ii'lnx Seed ootttainsa-large amount
of precious vegetqble albumen which
possesses special étfienoy in all wast-
ing diseases and mrtienlnrly in
Coughs. “Colds,” rouohitts and
(,Ionsutnption. lt' . physicians can
trust Linonine for these ailments,
~._......-_.~ what further evidence can you want?
. \
Muller Will liavr to Come Below a
(.3in llrciinu lor Action
The 3 First
Bottle is Fm
car our rats cannon
.ll. ' t. z ‘ i 1 111 TM
thorax}. littlii‘iiy‘f‘té‘nii“ ““‘ °
lirlou r rilllll‘ll 1110 report of tin-
onuiuorri. riot lll\‘l‘-‘s'litlllll‘d lin- \\‘illi.'l'
nerds ot Hit. “10' (*F‘Norwnlk {or tin-
spwtnl ioitittotltrr. \ihoso l‘i‘lilll‘l Willi
ptinn-d :owlv =3in in The Sentinel:
Now How 1.1. Conn. Sept: El. 1003.
Moszts. ln‘i: 1‘. ”Milford. lt‘ordinhmi
ll, Still/1t .lllli .l Iii-Mun “(n-”“1113
uni/in. I‘otnntiitu-.
Summit. Conn.
Uvnr Stt‘s‘
All pvt \ozi; H‘Qlli‘si \\'o lmw oxmmn.
od tin- (iron. and the Sroit rt-ilorvuil‘u '
of the (in; “I Normdii. with rei'orrnt'r
to the llllili,l.tl)llll) nnd desirability
of llllill‘lllllt; wild wsr-rvotm nnd lu-
rrrnslniz tin": Hilll'tllzv t-nparity.
llolh oi lilitl row-trons have rubble
humour; 11:11!” with mirth titling l)!"
llilltl Suit] 1 in
Front llill ”Wilton kindly furnished
by CH) lingo . 0r i.‘ .\'. Wood. we lrnrn
lhtil (lrnpr In-vt‘l‘l‘hir has on area oi
1311 notes. gun‘ stompi- rnpnrity of 152.-
000.000 Killllli;
St‘oil rm
lu‘l't‘s. lilt'i
iiilil guilum.
'l‘hn tom“. ;» ~l'lli minority in lltrro~
tore 1110.000 0w outputs.
’i'hr lo;tl..i.z- ttotn iirnpu Cain is non
ions. .\it‘n‘t!"‘; to wish nwnsuretm-nts
in Mr. Woo-i when lhu t-osort-oli' won
,il‘iit'lil'nll} l‘l’l hut not uvvi‘ilon'ltitl.
Iin' li‘lilfliili . wr l‘olilplllml it. \\'lt.~i
131.000 iz‘tllttfl per (in). As there was
llllllliilcm sow swpngu through the
{l’lll'l‘l lllltlt‘t .ool mound tho weir. the
lonitngr mm snid to he in round
'illllllil‘i'h ll hull million gallons nor do)"
This initiator ilillOiilH lo ht- t-hlifil}~ in
‘he \‘li'illih ..i the \\'ltt~'l,i‘ ante numo.
brunt :t 114711: inspw‘dnti of tin
him. “’4' lit'lit \.~ Hli' rondilion of fin
Honour} oi iii: \i‘llhlt' homo and ot 1hr
titrrlor 01‘ 11.1 limit in the llllllll‘llillll
:irlnil} ot' lli' ilumv nroounls {or ii“
l'iihitizl‘ 'l’liv wuslr unto is no! lot
root the ot.t.~tilo of the dam. 'l‘hl
lilliifi ln Iiur unstr home on the dowt
ill'l“:illl sidi- ill tint unslt- gutt- luui
very" lutdlr. it is rmsonublo lo MID
lose thill the joints in tho. ilunn: oi
3hr rnsrrroir side or tho sati- lil't‘ ll
iimiinr condition. The water of fill
My Disease 1%....
l have never tried l..tnonlnr. (the Flax Seed
llnmbzioui. Please supply mu with the mat
bottle free.
.............u-uuu-nu-u. ..... "...-......
unn-n-uun-c‘ounuu”nun-.31"...
--u.n-inrumpus-nunnun..."-
lull ‘llldlci‘dd “3(3) plii
.
tiirr
t
m
l-trokrn i‘tlt‘k nnd cobbles might be
kept largely on the“ outside or the
mnlmnkmont .to town a rlnvxnpning
about 3 tool thick, s-xtrnding up to
llli‘ masonry: hiring the dam n lotnl
width on top or about 1! tool.
(‘onrsr innlm‘inl nimnld be pinned
itntnvdintrl) nt'xl to the tunsunrr. so
lltnl nut' suopngo through the masonry
mold pass down to nnderdrnitnu. with
out nifottlnt; the ornin‘mkmonl.
A rotten-t0 rut-oft Mill. an average
of ill ink-hos thtrll to ho rotistrnr-tod
from tho onstt-rly end of the masonry
dnm. northerly. nlmu: lltr guitvr ot‘ tho
hinhwny, to the rocky itttnll northerly
or the turn in he highwzt)‘: then com-
nvnt'ilit: ngnin ill the nortbt'rh ship oi
the knoll nnd mnilnniuu niont: tho dike
until the ground is short- olm’ :10:
i'l‘lte overflow in to he olor. 300 l 3
The cutoff wull to he rttrri-ul down
to llt‘d rock. or in impervious bottom.
The top of tho wall to hr 1 tool
:ihm‘r the loud or thr- nvu owrtiow.
1f rlnr run he Mind in ihr ".ll‘lilil}.
l (tiny pttddlp unlit .lvt'l ilniri. run he
mbstltoted for tho t‘iilltll'it‘ mt on
rail lllltl nl it‘lih'l 31.000 lil‘ mini from
he estimate, . 3,
The overflow" on whst ziidr of the res-
\rvoil‘ to ho 01' row to. with a single
'rrst portion that w l giro n (ll-“mt"
out or about 3.5 in tinkwvtr formula.
The mutlntly on llll‘ mint, of illi‘ res»
it has on drop of 12.313.
..rw'ouo impurity oi 57.000.~‘
't‘ost notion tillli'l‘ lilo
icon. Mlliriitillliilll)‘ stopped) by t‘ul‘lh l uork ooltnootud with mining the lirupo
llllng on both Mill‘s ot'thv dnnl. to the
. .u'm'fiow of 11!.
. . ‘ho overflow.
reservoir Hiltllw dmtn in tlit- filllllt‘J
‘Jlr \s‘arlu- mow .tmdet; the 1011 lillillt
llond of the rvsrrroir iind ll‘lillfi ihrotlg.‘
:lto joints or llil: ilutne into the tutor
'or of tho dam.
‘ll the winter illiti forced out the point
he water to mobile,
The greater part of this lotdtugo Nil
‘0. und should be. lilopprd.
We untivrslnnd lhul Mr. Wood no“
in: this lllliili'l' in hand. and is uni)
waiting for n i'nroritlilo opportunity it
to the work. ‘
. To prevent thi- disintegrating lli'litll
)l' l'reealni: writer in the dam in “to
ho masonry should he pl‘Illi‘i‘il‘ll iron
leakage
tip of the humour)".
lint li(l\‘:llli:|L'g‘ should he lulu-u
ho reservoir level 6 foot;
oils.
'.. drop. Three hundred toot long by: 1 it;
it diselnirgo its tho pi‘t‘Sl‘lil3i‘ill3llil'lly.
The long 300 foot. spillwiiy anosl
lo rxpohso. .\H the ext: ill
nl3is.nooded either {or nilis
u . . 3~3 3.:3333 3 3
.3'l.‘io advantages of 1111th SM
’ctir it holds tho rehervoing’at. tie-3
l. 'C0l1.81lllll.1t‘\'t‘1. “hitch istlositjtrhld. 313}
n the 'da‘nt and roadways. Thogtn‘aln
lain need lu- l'lllfigfl but 3 feet for
Hoot rttisv on tusorvoir. The. propos-
zd new spiilwnt being 1 (not "above the
iresont dnm.
3 N391\\'iiiit~'lnlnliltt: that tho .reservoir
.oilld hr mist-d tl‘fotjl. lltg‘lnnxim‘itiu
'l't‘shet. level \iillllll"bi’.‘ ml ell but 20.
eel.» _ ‘ " ‘ .
if the rosin-ton necessitates the 0330511
ration of n l‘nlllll on llint'sidr to take
.r Hitll‘l. at the level of the riverivhértt
l. e little brook from the west chutes
*n‘ a. sllorlwdlfilunoo‘ below the present
‘hi. and ho ('lll'i‘lcd around not. less
. rail 50 feet wide 'on fsdbslnntlrtliy
trade. to :1 level at the ion of" the
. inch Vbnlow till} top 01'
.Tho est-armed mutérliil lazuli teed;
id hi the Work and ctih‘lié. 0*. Mad roni
l face very l‘PDlilllllléhllJ'. i is a very
short lnuti. _ . 3 , .
li-inntorlal for lhe mi‘on‘n belilllnin-
ul more ot'unomicany'Yroiii this emtal
h'n tdnon'ltrrv. tim’.’hi'{tutt3tl con he
u do much widrr tiuh‘ilO‘ic‘bt.‘ .
W0 surges! that tho billbllillilllplll 3hr.-
inndo 0 feet Wide union. with a slope
il' l on 1'4; homily riit-i‘lipnt‘il.
3 3Blgnuifll3‘Q tutti 0V0?! box. 23hr
The “'illili' llutno iti ho éxibhdbll will!
oust iron pipe to the toe of the slope.
Tho freezing of. this internal watt-t .
up. on the (two of tlmdmn, nllnwlneI
er. We think it is wry desirable that i the
has 3
\\'o are lilMi strongly of llli‘ lllllliitllll
his sirongtltvning of the dnm. to raisr
This would ‘
twronso the .«ilul‘ttgt? curiously of thn
lrupe resorvon about 56,0 0.000 gill
The present nniilwny (ivor the drum
0 foot long ii) .‘i [not deep bud boiler 33
to dispt-nmvd M ith. 0110.“ now r‘puio‘py sonr)‘. :il 3o ................
o'er tho. 101130 on .wont,.s.ltlo of, reset);
:nilon hr i‘illlSll‘lll‘li‘il 1001091 long lilllll
'N‘l drt‘n would :i‘ve’ the Saute onpneliri
aide can be made at roililiill'llllrely...lli-
toll llllllfi‘lf'
btiry or Mr
N \‘
o‘e several. 'l‘ho gl‘i‘itml‘ partgol thg
tirly
dives hiasonr)‘ on tho dam and tilting
:Tiit‘ protmsi-d ot-erilhui in"; tho wool.
turn of. the ll't‘ldlf‘i. flows, itiliad-hol»
‘t'ltdl’ from tho dam lllll’lllt.‘llf\ to tin
Hill in llll' road: unit the roadway oi
h» ems); hlultnni ltt‘l'tihij the llol‘tlu-f-
.\ “till (if the l'l'M‘l'Vtilt‘. \\'llh its lwti
ulltlgt‘ri to lli‘ raised to the grade of
3 1110 top of the ruined-dam.
‘ Hnbslnntial 3rhl‘stnul railings ix
»f‘anvt npnrl in titerlmtr to in- built on
i‘tllli sides of this infowltli‘iltwnyn.
'l‘lw rurl poll) from tho» i'rosr ultitzh»
3 “M northorl). to be rebuilt on n'lvslt'r
l) sido of rt'sm‘i’tflri‘l. '
i. The: Part. path from tho i‘l’ilh’li hiuh
.m lu‘- l‘l'tlliliil on \testerlr sldv of HIV
.lowrilow (‘lllilil.
The area flooded by the raising: oi
reservoir to ho grublwd nnd
.fvli .llll‘tl.
We estimate. the total rust of tho
i
’r-‘srrvolr ti let-l rohiplolv. at “0.000,
. iih per the following Millillllil'_\‘ ot‘ mil-
mull“.
Summlry of Estimated Cost of Raising
Grupe Dam Six Feet.
:00 on. .ths. of cement rubblv
of?
masonry at. at: .............. r 1.710
.300 cu. )‘tiii. ol‘ ront‘rrtv. in
7.33 ...................... 11.500
:20 en. yds. of dry rubblr inn
000
:00 cu. ids. of Mirth exehtntion
for union walls. at inr ...... ltltl
l. 100 on. ,\'d.~i. of rock excavation
{or snillway. ill. $1.;i0 ........ 000
twill) on, .vds. oi" onibuuhtnont in
mount 7.00. Lino
fi3.00ti.ou. yds. of embankment. in
(like and roadways. at 1105‘. .. 2.000
2.500 so. yds. of rip rap, slime. 12.250
18. 110, it. or 30111011 blowon‘
pipe. at $0 ..... ...... :35
200.111). foot 01‘ tilodratns. at
'20“...,.....,..........;,...... .30
1.400. till. it. of railing. at. lilo. . lit?
1-100. 110.. it. of private. drive-
ways. hi. Bile .......... - ..... . 70“
Cleaning up extra resorroh' area 1.000
liaising-note house and bridges .
. and changing R'Qll‘filfnllilb‘. ;. . Mill
ii‘nglnrering and contingent-ins. 701
, .. . $19,000
3Wo ulso suggest raising the. Hood.
nrsurvoir 6. feet. which would add
about. 25,000,000 gallons to its storage
capacity. . .
illnising the dam tl feel would bring
it up about. to (thump of the lodge
hptween um overflow and the main
tinin.- ”
The m‘ol'ilow is now about. 30 feet.
\l‘hon vrnlsod it feel, flun'oultl be about
70 .teet. long. \vitlt,,tite repulttnt: ad-
‘ vimtngcs' similar torthe proposed ion}:
oyert‘iow at Grupe.-.i . .
conditions. at the Scott dam m
. sneh’ that/lute reinforcement ot‘tlie
tag from the top of
on 1 slope. 3 3 3 3 3 3_ 3.
~ .The 12 foot. oitsl..l3roh lilowotl‘ main
to be extended iollit‘. the or hip slonb.
3The Weptprly side and. bottom of tlio
.Scoiiz3t-eaervolr is strewn with. henna
”tho‘ddni on it 1‘9
obtttlned for this eliibnnlniient on the
back of the tittiil, ‘
A good cart nnth extends down adorn:
these heaps of stone, so that they run
l
tnitin dnni hall hest'ho it rock till. niop~'
oi noun. thrown out." from the materiid ’
. " . T 3”,.
mi carted “lit. dumped over
dam“ tor the rock till
it; ilr
the face of tho
l‘ullfurcclllillll. .. , ,, 3 . .
\l’e esihnhle thohnsi of the work
undirected with rttlulttt; Scott rosvrwlr
0 tool at $5,000. as per the following
onnnpat'y otipuilmaie:
Summary of Can of Raising Scott Res-
" ervolr 81x Fact.
310 cu. ydu. content rubble ma- 3
sonry,at$(i $1.8ti0
3000 en. .vtls. rock tilt. nt 700. .. 2.1.15
270 cu. yds. onrtiv emlmhtnent,
ill. “(in ..................... if?
280 sq. yds. l'lp lap. at title. . . ,. 2o:
M emit. iron blowoi‘t pipes, at .3
‘ $1.50 .................... 72!
liaising gate chamber and
ehnnging gate ntntids ....... 11}
Cleaning up additional reservoir
and ......................... £100
Contingencies ................. lilo
3 5.000
ldstlmntr for raising firupe res—
ervoir .......... ...... ...... $10,000
listlmnto for raising both ...... 324.000?
As to the Results. ’
increased Storage in tlrupo, 3 3
:tbout ................... 50,000,000
lnrrvuned 51011130 in Scott.
nbout .............. 25000.00"
’l‘otnl lucri‘aned storage. l.
about ....... ' ............ 3 1.0000001
Present hilll’llgu entnu-lty. . .iiil.titill.00tll
'l'otal storage cutinelty ot’ . .
l‘illt-‘I‘d resort Uil‘ti. .... . . . £00,000le
'I‘ln- increase in sterilizi- capacity is
about 08 [101' omit. 3
The cost of increased storage “It
(lrupe reservoir would be about $39.03
per million trillions. . .
The cost of increased storage in
Scott. nmervoir Would be. about 5200
our million gallons. ‘
'i‘ho average cost of lnrrensott stun
into in both reservoirs would be nbout
$209 per million gallons.
While tit rout of increased storage
in tlrupo l't‘i‘lll'VOll‘ is prettier than in
Scott l't‘iit‘i‘Yi‘fll‘. it is worth intioh more.
hrrauso it hits a much iargt-r water
tilted behind it. (lrupp him a water
shed oi 10.11 ntlnuro miles and Seott
only 1.9 sunnre miles.
The further down strenni that Hill“
nun rnpnrtl)’ run ho ohlninrd tho morn
Vuluutili- it is. lil‘i‘liiih’t’ it run ho ililml
so muoh Nlili'i' quit-lily nnd be utilized,
runny limos more.
11‘ ill“ loitknno ni lil'lllli' dam 1M3
prnrtivalh‘ Hlliiltlt‘tl. and [hi- lli'lllllt and 3'
limit rosertoirs mined as‘ ltidlcnlod}
nbove. the rnpnrlt)‘ to snslnln n eon?
slum titlil)l draft would in» im‘i‘onami.
about 50 per (‘t'liL Wu nwnn lt.\‘ this‘
that in lit'nsons oi hi‘i’l'l’l‘ drought. .‘in
nor rout. more wnlor trim in) mutton
onslr drnwn. 3
it should nlso 1w l‘i‘mt'lllllt‘l‘t'tl that
inert-owing the impurity oi" llw present 1,
rei-wrvoirs would improve the otiatlil} .
of the wnu-r by int-running the nppor
innit)" tor switnnurtalitm. ‘3
The lllllillly or the 3i‘illll‘l' mum lil'3
still flil‘thvr ttnprou‘d lit building it
modern unto house. so designed illlll
ily intent-Nod and ohnngmi, nud so thnt
llsttniiy the best. water is juid bo-
nnuih tho surface. On the surface
may be (looting nubstiuteou. and tho
bottom water in liiwly to contour tnneh
organir Innilr'r. and to mod Ml‘niioll.
The rim. of installing such it gutt‘
house nud nppurlonnnrnn limnid in: an.
pmxinmtrly $4.000. it run perhaps hr
dispensed with for the prurient. but. is
bound to unnotsolni- time. and would
be greatly appreciated it once instilli-
mi.
’l‘hrre 15.1“) doubt. that raising the
prom-n1 reservoirs would loud to inl~
pmm tho quality of the \l‘llim‘. Bill ill
tiny new reservoir. without grunt. citl‘r
nnd Mitt-null" in cleaning tho basin. an
inferior quality of water may [m (‘x-
pm‘ted for the 0th low yours.
Thrro is number matter. not direct-
ly motioned with increased storage.
to whit-h we tire ronstmitwd to mill at-
tvntinn. lilitl that is the enormous
\i'lil-ill‘ or writer in your city. _
We nro informed by Mr. Wood illfll'
the ronsumption in Norwnlit is about
2%; million gallons per day. it the
impulnllon is 10.0003 11ml moanti ll eon-
sutnption of 2th gallons our capital her
day. . '
IL lllll.“ be interesting to note in this
t‘lmni‘t'liun that lit lmulon. for the its-
t'hl rear raiding. hinrclt 31. 1900. the
imputation supplto-d was 0.781.000. and
the average nmonnl pvr t‘aplta daily
“‘05 11M? 1.7. S. gallons.
in Liverpool for tho calendar your
“'00. with n population supplied of
xsxotiii. lilo ronsumplion poi" t'npltn
was 115.8 ll. S. gallons. . ‘
Alllvl‘lt‘llll cities urolnol‘u Warwilll
of water lhnn vElli‘tllll‘liu‘l‘lLlQS. ’1th-
larger eitios honornlly eonsiune motto
per cupitu than the smaller cities. lint.
in many American cities the consumu
tion is not utirensonnbio.
For instance. in 1905, in Providence.
1;. 1.. tho consumption was 68 gallons
per onpita.
in ilnrltord. our capital city. it was
00 gallons. - 1 . 3
in Webster. Mam, units of .lthout
1. 0 Size of Nomnlk. it. was '34 gallons
per rnpltn. ' ~ - ,
soils barring a population of loss thitn
115.000. the maximum ctitttitimption in:
13895 was" 140 gallons por ed‘plta per
our: 'lho inininnim 10; and tho tworng'ov
00.9 gallons. .. "
if Norwalk is using 250 gallons per
rapitn per day. the grenter purl: ot'it.
is unnecessary and useless waste. and
does no one any good. Sti‘onuods'ol‘.
forts should be made to discover
and stop the. leaks. ~ 1
n will he. found much more
ble to stop the
new reserv it's. 3 . ,
Even witt the present. orttrnvhgaiit‘
itsoot waterln 33 Norwnlk. nlibnt. two‘
_3t:3iirds3 3:9353131 ‘ 133s llaté‘dl' he tifipid‘vé‘
g at .911 n n ‘o "o"ir"‘§“" T“ ” ~
volrs its indil‘egl‘lifi 11“!” 55 out roller.
for n. ntimber pt metres. And 1‘ in“ it'llr
dlliou um. preséht ué‘él‘oss teatime told
waste of water can be reducedflto'rea“
sonablo limits. the ntorésttid Improve-
mehts would be sufficient. for a rery
much longer term or years. i
if in the future morn siornim‘ihnn
is provided for above is needed. the
present (him can he raised still higher.
, , 10:00. :
waste than to build
This method of treating the mashnry
lno screens room he lilo-d and be round j
hater could lit' taken from on; doslrmi ‘
lopth. 3
.3 WEDNESDAY, .l3AN. i3. .909
yeport dvertitiemetits. 1 Bridgeport Advertisements. ‘
o. s Read CC;
. W tau.
. Second Week of the Sale
We have done an enormous httsinrss Silk; - the .ullcllilig "
of this Clearance Sale and for lllt‘ remaining eyv days, until
Friday at closing time. \‘i'(‘ shall endeavor to t‘lCill‘ out the
balance of merchandise (filmed at l'i‘illlt‘t'll prices. I
Furniture. Exclusive of the specially listed articles 20
per cent. will be taken from all plum in regular slot-k. with
these reservations: 'llining Chan's, ()iiirt- l‘lu'nishings, ztnti
tiloheJN’ernirke prmlurtions.
Other Goods subject to the 20 per cent. reductions are
Artiahnn Rugs. ("in Glass. Chitin Sets. Lump. ..f all [.mp3
and certain lint-.4 of House Furnishing. ‘
Carpets and small Rugs. Curtains and Draperies). at to
per cent. below regular.
Sterling Silver
Small Table Articles of the best grade.
’ionhon Spoons Sugar Spoon.
Sititiiuc Forks (it‘ltlll [mills
tilirr Spoons liilllt‘l‘ i'lt‘l.\
at 78 as with, north regularly (fit
Silver Quadruple Plate
Fern Dishes. ‘Candclabrum.
for $4.80
1 Value $1.50 for $1.20 \inlur S 0,00
Vultu- $2.75 for $2.20 \ ulur $10.50 for $8.40
\"alut- $5.50 for $2.80 \ nint- 51.2.11) for $9.60
Bread Trays. Crumb Trays.
Value “2.00 for $r.6o \‘ulur $2.50 for $2.00
Value S3.ttfi for $2.40 Value $3.50 for $2.80
Vultu- $3.75 for $3.00 \‘zilnr $4.50 for $3.60
Syrup Cups. Sandwich Trays.
Virtue $1.50 for $1.230 \nlnt- $4M.) for $3.20
\‘ninr $2.5o tor $2.00 Virtue $4.51) for $3.60‘
for $2.60
Shirtings in the Sale
Best grades. greatly underprice.
\lulnr $3.25 \nlur $5.00 for $4.00
Silk and Cotton. . \Jllllt.‘ for for 39o.
Madras. \‘illllt‘ .M' for 35¢.
\illlit' Joi' lul' 25c.
' \nlur tor for 15¢.
Cheviot. x'itluc' 153v tor 1231.256.
Percale. value 151‘ for mac.
\nlue [213C for lot.
\\’(t>li iiut «is St‘t‘litill.
Stationery. Halt-price
lhlil lots. int‘ltnliu; :t grout supply of Room i'nprr and
lillVL‘liJYlCN. :iud l‘t'l'litill l'apt'i‘s of gmul grade an- :3tll at half
‘ pt'jyepand di~pla3vrd near the Main St. door til the blalioncry
Section. First t'illllt‘l‘.\ will find gootl'vulurs.
oi
01in
in 05 cities and towns or Massnelth-t -
tihllvo whtrid‘ 'hufll‘ce .
The D. M
liiulll. prrlnilstiho reservoirs in lu‘
unit-mi lo the limit of et-ommtirnl dr
voloplnrnt. .
Probably considerable udditionnl
lilm‘ngo run he provided in this way
thorn eonnomicully mid satisfactorily
than b.\‘ building and cleaning up new
rost'rroirs.
“‘0 are of the opinion tlutt the pro
it‘etion oi tho nursouri‘ of the (:rupv-
«lain, from the disintrgrnling action oi
tho freezing of tho" lhlernal watt‘l‘
.hould he done in tiny ruse. for this
reservoir is. likely 10 (‘Olllllllll‘ to he
used by the oily for u long time.
What you hove. when that. will suliicr.
and mold additional burdens. 33
Very resperiinlly sithmittod.
‘ . 1.111021le 11. .llLL. '
' ‘iiltshn. s. IiithSl‘iADl-i.
lCASTOR 1A
» Rot‘lnftnisallifihl‘Wllrg
in no You no than Bought
Bears in ' ‘
Signature of
.
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‘~ QYSTER GROUND TAXES.
éuiaovernur‘ittoodriitfi Séys He Did
‘ ‘ His Duty;
‘EY. overuor‘l‘lfiwdrutt. when inlet?-
Viewct relative to the statement. of
only 0. 116012. the oyster denier.
liich was printed in yesterday‘s Sett-
t not. concerning the ex-‘governor‘s re
cent, special message to the general
hetublx, said that he had no wish
Eu desire to engage in any personal
..soussion on the oyster grounds sub-
ct". . . _
j .‘i [Outtileoitditions existing which
'iuaud.llio to teel‘lt myduu' to lay on
.i KWW before. the general twat‘tllbly.
l- therol'oro. prepared nrv spoial mes-
.saho, and in doing sol tool that l have
done nothing but. my. duty. As 1 said.
there was nothing pet-801ml that
[grounded the not. and i. do not desire
t enter into any personalities on the
.subject. . . .
,"It is up. to .thp3gone3ral ensembly
now for It to act as it. deems best on
tho. (acts [rotor-oil. 3 The records of. the
Vsh‘ennsl . potnnihrllon lire. ..publle3 . rec—
ords. it who Silos: its? .vw tied 10'
5 (H10 90. The loo;
trip 0“qu ennui:
.» I . v
, 0115" to wisnp
3333315333 should tibh'w
trons." 3. 3‘ 3 ‘.3
.7. Too ”timid: when; who qufiofe than
get} out. of the huglli' .lillil. help: the
yptmg woman iii. nifty be obsorveh 'it
few mars "1191: “10111030 “Mills .111
the wiigoii while the gland wife hittin-
bers in over the \vhebl as best she
may. There is something wrong when
the men is less thoughtful 01 his wife
than he was of hill sWeielheiirtL-Flirni
dams simply as core wall masonry,
Journal.
promoted and reinforced by rmbanit-i
it. is flood policy to use and ililprolo'
E New York.
hidrrintté '. were 3 tilwnys' ‘ lifi'r idhl‘a‘r filo
. Rood;
'wAn'r‘rle AUTO LAW.
‘ State Grange to Make: Strong Apphai
3 to the state Legislature.
, HARTFORD, .lnn. 13.—-lt is prn'cll-
3t'illi_\' assured that the 3State Grange.
i will llilllit‘ :1 strong appeal to the pres-
lmit legidnture for the passage ot3 a
[now :iutomobtlp law. State hlnslg‘l‘
3 Leonard ll. Wood. in his addrésh.
F iottrltod upon this, saying in hisghd-
l \til‘ilt‘y ot legislation deemed essen‘ilni
li'or both the farmer and tho genorhl
public: “One thing needed is that
more stringent laws be passed poo
:iult) trumr. and tlti33'i'ebkless e3 mit-
ii-nr who this no respect for'liluiselg 3dr
1 for any one else. Strenuons utensil): .s
iitl‘i' necessary to inst-iil‘into the Mid fl
; of son)» or these drivers that. 3‘o3t rs
I lllll‘t‘ rights that must. be respected."
Tho legislative committee of the
:gmnge is exported to present resold-
1 lions ndroraiing either a. new nut‘orrid
3 llllt‘ law or a change in the presont
(”li‘.
' it is also reported‘that (he stole
3 grunge will be asked to addpt {t reuniti-
l
I
tion farming the abolitidnrof pio’lihle
fees and the substitution ot'a salary
for judges or these rourts. 3 ‘3‘ '3
in his nddresustaté Master'llea’ly
lsnid that the present.intinihershlproi‘
l the state, grunge isl12.000;'represt~iil-
§ing 138 ideal grudges. He Said ”tilt
tdurillg 1908. another assessment" who
made for the patrons‘ Mutufilft‘itfé'ih;
suranee Company. and ”that"‘the '9-
servo on hand. is 'alifilcieililio‘l‘é-lndlll‘o
nil the'risks of the bompahy. Heali-
vomited le’gtsiatiori module .t‘o‘jthé ex-
periment. sthtlon "ill .. New’ Hutton: kind
eottiplim‘ented ‘th'e ilkr‘l‘c‘ulttirai 'cdlieig‘e
on its work.’ " ' '
3 The report 01’. Trehsur'er Norman S.
Plait showed redial ‘it‘idlli‘in “tlth‘i'o‘al‘
amounting to giggliafihfihn ox endt.
t.ures of $8031.“, 9‘ vign‘tot' 1' bill-
fllltlilj 0.11 111111. int“; Q‘lllSBA‘iWidilllisitles
this. lho‘grttngh‘ltop. tdfi‘tmjtéstetl to
tho nihontit‘ of $13.83 3.‘ ‘
“1-500“ . u» .651. .. M8.»
PAZO otnpiluili is? ii‘zilit ed to
cure any cause Ohlmllllil gum}; 1993.
mg or Protrndi 31.19541! 5 to 14 days
or money rerun, ell. ._ 350a. 3 ., .3.3
coanLvod your Rel-in; 3
» MARCH 4. - .
WASHINGTON. Jah.-‘23.L‘~Géorg‘irn.
3 Corteiyo‘n. 3 secretilijyr‘ of the " ‘lriinStiry.
Who will. more". mm; the‘bithliiol‘ion
March, 4 next..retnses to either eliti-
flriu or deny the ifépdt‘t thuh he has
been invited to become president: of
tho' Consolidated Gas Company 01'
3 blhgcorlelvon has made
it '13; rule not. to discuss such matttors
’until he is ready to tnahe‘ formnl an-
nouncemenl.
3 —~-———————————.. a .3 -
Orniiinst .. 7 ‘ “‘
Gold Medal Flour is nourishing. ~ ~
....“ litcnmi.
311' you two bound to be sns‘pit-ionn.
ht lentil. contrive to Concord the rm,
Mid put your 0min mindellli‘oss tliltl
generousity on parade. '
Norwalk Chronicler