W.
t
ta" 6 Linden Laws.
6 mo ’67 “to and goats In
I99t9t9orth bionington Carri.
9m H STONINIITON. rll 10.—
!“ wlill' violntind ' liuubl'
,9 Cbories D Haven llilam A
grid Thomas P. “56:“ were ar-
. .‘ era by thdatbt applies. and
., . ll :d Desire Ju9stice 911.11 Pettis,
5 ,' y.an on can u ty were
13ml of {ilk and? again. which
. . :
,9, has at rebut-souvILLs.
- firsohmbn‘. April It:~‘—II
trill thought to have been set
r§f9m§§ s locomotln 99’I‘Io IIr9s-
r v r a tram 0 I
= I I°Iin .II d‘stro ° «.IIII
cg tobacco a (lit Ine-
9' H- Mr. Keen.
:1w9ouotzetntionu the
9 lei o
I‘ moIIIIIIIII tidbitsw 9
Edi‘lis an
1179' 9th or
L I9 Is certainly II pleasant surprise to
ll h'tit/JA A-P-AL LCA . the faln6us
and» furniture reinvehator.
tit minim-Ids mien
which”: III.
C. 0‘. Will.
donor-Ilium.
I?“
niit‘et'lo'r'l.
imported Ales. in‘clde
My .uflon'. .fld
men draught.
13%- an Draught.
NJ Ito.
.ulzpro r
; tel Mshackemo
' .I. a. cannon. Mgr.
“Nieadi'ld 031:; Up to Date.
mm per siy‘ meow-m.
LIV
«In: fad Cohortiélhformgtlon Ticker.
all the wisest men agree. but one
needi to be well fitted out tor ever)
ltlnd of work.
potions, the Stamford Range wilt.
- enable you to derive happiness from
' your work.
_ 'roa SALE sv-
’ R. Nahum. North Main and West Sis
M» V
“" W Price.$1.5‘0
'dur representative will call and give
them to you. Prices range frontier.
L H
I
That “Occupation is happiness
I
It cooking I: one of your OCCII'
9.
I.
WITH THE sTATI sacn'sTAIIv.
Documents as follows have been
illed9 In the cities of the state score
tary
fertilicate9 0! meorporation of the
(Ilhcrt Mum factoring Company, of
New Haven he co lnpnny will manu-
facture machinery, tonis and imple-
ments. The capital is '12. 000, and
bu iness Will be carried 'on with that
ount. The lucdi‘biirators are Fred-
aon n. Bovl er mward B Spalding
anti Louise F. eyer r9:
. Articles of nitsoeia on of the Polish
Citizens' Club Incorporated, of Nor-
wlch.
Certificates of or afilzation of the
tlnson Factor-v an Power Company.
(It New Hilton; capital 35 000 The
otlleers me: President, Holly W. Ash
or; treasurer, Edward I! Munson:
glcféltil‘\' Harvey ll. Munson. The
platel- Shalvoy Hat Manufacturing
Commas. of Danbuiy. capital 83.000.
The officers are: President, lamls
Bpltzer; trcnnurel. William S. Spitz'er;
s‘ccletllry. Thomas I. Shhlvoy.
Foley's Honey and 'l‘sr is a safe-
guard against serious results from
spring voids which Indiana the lungs
‘and develop into pneumonia. Avoid
c'ounterfeita by insisting upon having
the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar.
Which contains no harmful drugs.
tBridge Pharmacy and F. H. Ba:
8i“.
0
HICHESTEB’S P||9-.9|.8
.0!!!
65:: III {all I999il99et9‘a9.Il;9l:
:5 my; Idaho-
III-st. Always Reliable
5010 BY MUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
HOUSEWIVES
why not heat those cold. damp rooms
in your house with a
Modern999liiue lilame
6.6" MW"
. auo III-mans."
'i‘ele‘pho’ne us or drop a postal and
you information and ilgures.
Celinecticut
Company
Wall Paper
. ,‘anglngs
tomato or. its. sedan femur
on. Will bu pleased to the!
ill?
to $10600 Double Roll.
Ml. for l‘l’. Hi!!! I' On one
Jaho'way a9 Carpenter’s Wall Merl;
‘oclt ,(llassware. House
In U00 3, Painters’ Supplies, Englis6
Blue omits by the piece or set. Thai“!
goods will not crass.
Soles agent for the Columbia Pump-
it 61th c 3 Talking Machines and
Ible Disk Records. Music on both
at 65¢. Indestructible Cylinder
Records, 35c. Fits any cylinder
mochlne and lasts forever.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
toprder.
De's't Mixed l’alnli. ‘i-‘ib per grilloil.
l’atntmg 'II'IIII Paper Hanging.
" WidfillIdi‘dfi "fisher,
a‘ouru Ito'ithtLK.
. of three individuals who would be a
‘ . tion to the measure. Hd pnM“!
Plilllii Hillllll
initialed .Toltl ”They Dotti Know
Slack Celillleslss lfoni Handblils
HAlt'i‘lFUltD. April‘deé-I‘I’Ie iin'ul
hearing before the committee on the
judicIAry, in regard to the creation oi
II public utilities commission was held
III the capitol today. and many oil
those Whll‘illiW' “WW lioKniuw'ew
are of the opinion that the conIIulttI-c'
will not report the measure favorably, :
and that is. the opinion of those who
are opposed to the measure as voiced
by Mwls a. Sperry, who said, "l think I
the bill is as dead as It suit, sun dried
codllsll."
The argument [or the opponitton‘
was made by Mr. Spcrly and William]
Waldo Hyde, who appeared as attol
Ileya tor several street rullwuyu which
they mentioned. Mr. Hyde opened, and
said that ho believed a false impres-
sion had been given at tho iii-st hear-9
ing that public sentiment demanded.
the passage of the lllcasurc.
lie deprecated what he termed nt-
tempts to scare the committee. on po-
lltlcal lines. and said that it was pret-I
ty cheep talk, and that tho committeei
must solve the matter on lines of prlu-,
clple. 1
He called attention to the fact that
the Republican party did not not itself!
on record as being in favor or the m99en
sure. and that there in not the unlin-
lmlty of feeling which has been rep.
resented to the committee. The co I 9
mlttee is not compelled to moon 6-1
vorably on the measure because the'
commission has been presented it. tie
admitted that it is the duty of the
public service corporations to furnish
scrvkc at reasonable rates. and with-
out discrimlnatioll against any one.
but stated that than have been no
Izoiupluinm that Iilli'll in being done. He
claimed that if pushed, the bill would
be unc.ollIItlluti0llal and that there is
under present lawn sufllcient power to
correct any abuses. "The purpose of
the pleasure is to take from the log-
isisturo powers that have been vested
in it by the constitution and give them
to H commission. it provides that the
present laws shall be consldered only
when the commission sees fit to do so.
and the public will not determine who!
shall be done, but the guess. or whim,
1
law unto themselves." said Mr. Hyde.
He further stated in alluding to
Stiles .Iudson'u allocch that at least
it~wIIs full of nerve tor a man who
as the records show. voted to makc the
bonds of the Connecticut Railway and
Lighting Company savings Drink in
vsstments. lie said that it the laws
are Imperfect novr the legislature
could change them. and that ho had
been told by bunkers within inrly-
eight hours that the Connecticut liIIlI-
way and Lighting Company is worth
c-wli doll: Ir for \Illlcll it in capliullved
lie cllcd fultllcr cases of alleged at or-
Inpltalisntlon and said that a charter
is worth only us much as the brains
and Instincts of the men who hold ll
make it. Under a commission which
would supervise the bonds, they would
carry the guaranty of the state. and it
the commlslaon made a mistake the
purchasers would have no redress.
Lewis a: Sperry was the next speak-
or who read a letter from H. C. War-
ren of New Haven in 0 lion to
the measure Mr Sperry also alarmed“
that the corporationsia 1 Connecticut
are not over charging their patrons.
He also read a letter from 090:369
D. Burgess of New Haven in o 9
on
that Stiles Judson‘s evidence of the
popularity of the measure who that the
governor had threatened the Iegiaia
lure With it call fox a special session
it they did not start the work. and he
alluded Ill a humorous way. to the "bits
mesa men 100. 000 strong" who were
said to be in favor or the measure.
Ill regard to the provision that stock
could not be issued without the clue
tion of the commission, he said: "Why,
they couldn't issue stock unless they
an on their gnmshoes and came up to
rtford to see Andy Gates or some
other Republican lender to find out if
they could make certain improve-
ments. That isn't business, bill it is
politicrl. " Ho then called attention to
the fact that the corporations could
is untrained shoot and boh'iih. or
oi r evideireer‘or indebtedness for ex-
pendfilro outside the atite or 60an
and point“ oht what a drain. this
Would b0 noon tire stats.
"'l‘lt'e” msssure with drawn by a chill-
misslon which 1196! 9999b“? M ltii‘
work and I db rib! ngéreimin wavy
it Isonai II. It was Wait
I
l
I
-.__. “m,
favor ot' the Illl‘flBlllv
($9 ‘6 9o III, II
he. uduasuosuo
AT A!" PRICE. W. L.
bottmm Shoo: mall's?“ "3!:
Ask Your Will
has.
at», 3"“... ' . m
reduce their rules to encourage trnf n
he and make business.
Frank s. iiutterworth appeared to
argue in favor ot‘ the measure, andi
said that the intelligent opinion in mi CASTOR'I A
I
lumber of public servlcc mHmrationsg
He cited II
where the service, he said, was very!
bad, among them being the New Ha:
volt Gas Company, and that
Hartford Gas Company had not been
over-capitalised the public would set
a cheaper rate. He said that tho Now i
9ilaIcII (Ins Company» nimk sells all
if the
I70. and that iron; lime to Ilmc
stout has been lssllodfihlcll ivns sold i
o stockholders at two pm share. -
owing lhc utoeltiloldvls to make 9II999
minis on it. lie pointed out many oi
be good results accomplished by ”11'
New York Colllmission.
This concluded the arguments. John
Cairns, however, wlloatntctl that he is
Iresldeni. of the 'Bollon Telephone
Company, gave a spicy wind up to the
hearing.
measure and said”
ought not to be lolil
which has been con
iguorntnuaes. who w
stock certificate from
are from tho country
they do not represent the state neith-
or do the labor unions Ioprescllt the
Itqte.
anti 1 ltnow how the trick to done.
lie spoke ill lover of the
snob matters
I: legislature.
ed of a lot of
dam know a
handhill. 'l‘hey
districts and
l have been a member of one.
The
IWIItors don t reprpqcnt anything of
tar they got in their cord wood for the
winter. "
This closed the healing on the pub-
lc utilities bill
«Marinas? MAN IN TOWN."
fair Collector Mom Saya'That's the
Opinion Canaan People Have
of Him.
Among the many tax collectors who
appeared below the iinance commit-
tee at the capitol, Tuesday. in rela-
tlon to various bills concerning the
collection of taxes. were some who ale
typical of the rugged hills and grassy
valleys of Connecticpt:
persistent Yankees; and among them
hard headed.
a Cap'n Morse, of Canaan. who boasts
that he actually collects all the taxes
n his town.
“Why." said Mr. Morse, “l'm con
,{ldfiered the d~dest‘, meanest man in
I 0
Idldntl‘va'ritt'l‘ge or collecting
Inuit. He said that last year of 810
names on his book 101 paid
tax to the town clerk because they
wqu'ldn‘ t piiv it to him (Meme)
it" bad then he told about the
in Ca-
their
“Hut i don't care; i get the tax
9" Just the some. " he sdid. "Why there
32:29,“ 3‘33? to “a "‘9“ out I“: IV" are 99fellow IIo , given up
99 over rrac mounts (per ups some
He went to all the count hill! 91 you know about it) who was
chicken skews and cornmé'u ed tn ill}!
c'st eggs and the sm'alleiit sunklfhf
pigs. and between tithes héa’rd the
toes of pubic o n whis ering.
not lrmhtllb ‘ niobtll'd‘li'liflbilt nIn
bagemcnts or the town lIaIIIr, cn‘lllfi;
for such- I bill; Gentlemen, If you think
It has merit, study It. .
"Yelli‘fi' alto there Iis’eirto be some
hummus thlss .IIIItto Inn-e unite
l. "9811' SM!!! Ill! 8 l CHM}:
61863.81“ t e tillage 139mb oil btl
a party or til 1’ n i s
favored this nlbabu , still wanted a
public utilities cbm‘llflflm. Ina’uot tI'r
er place it has centres 99user! to he
opposed to goveWJ liy commis-
alone and it nolhl thi‘bb‘dd of ltd
ticket a mango Witt-g9“ WU director of
bound he wouldn't pay. his poll tax
one to mypc9lf. says i:
get. tltni. tav,’ undl
over terllble going and found
man. ‘l'vc come after
I
had _tllo.r_noney just the me.
ttIr turning his pack1a
motels
cot tits pug
l
. “Do you take buttons and buckles
for taxes?" inqulled a memhel of the9_
committee amid more laughter.
l
‘1' to going to
drove live miles
the
that Itax.‘ says
‘You II have to wait till I see the
bbtls,‘ pays he. Wait a minute l’nl
g with yod.‘ says i, and l hitched
{659 old more and followed on
"He didn't go hear no boss. but be
A!
kdt inside out and
some dimes and nickeis and
9999 light“; on us and bwklm
all lit cell a. (aggu‘x org'e
t that afterwards tor.)
most 0? mode M?” “MD "I“! "No sllree; i Inkt'I moue , re llod
commission is ”trim to control} Hr. Morse. y p
“Gendel‘i'leli. If you tool! the corpo'rn- Thou Ta: Comlillssloner Corbin
tlons out of this sta‘yé tile state would
be nothing“ but a9 ta preserve."
dipped in with this: ,
“I see by the report here that MI.
MoIse collects the token of Canaan for
H h pet‘d. h
the éexzcgév he 3:. " ,pom9e £02: a. so] 9i9Iry of $100 a year. slid that there
and. “91% 1,993,99999999 0% none outstanding on the lists of
and 931,36, 199,61 99mg“, ”31mm, i “1999919999: I906. 9'91‘9h9lE .1qu 91929“ be
In money. ' pp nurse in as-
the la9w909 99 99 earphriitfohs lecture.)
Imeo‘e mow: ”though
Jitt- ton
W889i
allptlII «Iliad
field. told the confii use sometii ag '
abbot- .9: perieaeofhs to II in
‘Ihd99 “lg? of tailed s all: one
I. r .éaélwrs was A my
9ér I got. only dually taxed Ila
b’r‘odg t or seat' to him. Another
yman who kept it old
and then quit. saying be h
enough to ilnd out who
year
s
moothI
blg'fliiyb‘
Illa-II at an rum. for
Family In. BoyaWorn
“In: too: won cannot annulus
”.II-Inn "
miner Gator utters Used Exclusively.
ha. W.l..Do lasrmn a i
factory loony. 0 ml me. . stunned oli
COLD I? THE III? OH“ DIALlRI IVIRVWHIII.
... .II.
5 MONDAY Kl’liill. 912
beats iu town were “i’ln
longer than any
tutor f
manna
00 ON“. ARI TH!
art of the wor II. I 'ataI
. Ii. thump“. Brut-limb.
as (no.
Healer For Them
“h.-
butcher" added Emmons. “and l
idout know how long I shall keep it."
i
For Infants and Ohiidmf.
: III Kilt VIII IIIII Alrip lentil
Bears the
”capture oi
I
sure some or: enaan‘tss.
The April nun-ling of the state
[board of charities was held in the
i capitol. Hartford, Wednesday, with all
the members in attendant-,0 cxccpt Dr
Thomas F. Kunc of Hartford. Mrs.
F. A. Mltrhcll. Ill” Norwich, and Miss
R. 6. Bacon. of New Haven, reported
on work among dependent children. J.
H. linllnuu. of Old Snybrooli repmted
on visits to the Middlesex county jail
at Handrail (ml to the tuttpornry
home In ‘that calmly. He hlao re~
poIied that the new superintendents
of the home Mr, and Mrs. Horace
Norton will assume change. on May 1
-Dr. E. A. Down of Hartford reported
visits to the New Halon jail and
(trace and St. Raphael‘s hospitals:
Secretary 0. P Kellogg and Dr. Down
on visits to Dr. Menu-land's a9 shaltar
mm at (lreens Forms and. the Jackson
sanltarlum at Water ow9n9.
During the spring every one would
be beaentted by taking Foley's idney
Remain. it ful9;n as a need tonic
lo the kldlieys' the extra strain
of Mali-r. and ii‘ politics the blood
in stimulating the kidneys. caus-
ing them to eiemlnate the lat cities
from it. Foleys Kidney H y im-
parts new life and vigor. , Ii at to
:ake. Bridge Pharmacy and . if. Baal
er. [’
Sometimes when a woman throws a
brick at an old hen in the “solemn
Lin harder on the scenery than it is
on 4the hen.
llillllillllllll
HOYT‘S marsh ‘
Anthony Geronimo. . .Gonsral
Wm. H. Chino. .MIIaIEa'l
India
tractor
TODAY, KPRIL llltll‘
MATINEE moment" .
TIFUL PRESENTATION or
bi PAS' _999li .Al
ON E MIGHT ONLY
"DUI HI
Iéi‘. I
. A snarl-9v kit‘s-Isn‘t oItIIIIA
" mt sausrlr or -' -
v- .4
Striking “altars
rhicns. are. air: 60635”
boats new on sale at box office or
LAST chance 10 see one mo
. preserve the small oysters by having
Ibebomlng spirited at times.
? dvuparuv m- rue
Wood's.
sarunoavmram I'o.9 1909
,999~9 99 ”.9 99.9 s999,i»99 II99.9 T9,.9‘v'
' “this! midpoint Adena-nacho;
- , ‘ I
. Q .9! i - . L I
Openlug of the New Tea Room
“to new Tea Rooti'I lips been opened for business. '1 he
introduction of a '1 ca Room will be of great benefit to shop—
pers, who will find It convenient to procure sandwiches, rolls,
hulls biscuits, assorted cakes, tea, cofl’ec cholonte and arti-
cles of a similar nature, without leaving the store. -Tllc lo-
cation of the 'lea Room I~l on the second floor convenient to
the rest room. and may be reached by elevator either from
the tarpet store or suit room. The room II ill be open doling,r
regular business hours.
A special feature will be the serving of Allt'l‘llilt'lil 'l‘etl
from three to six o'clock.
_ , .. .
Rugs, Carpets and Mathngs
\
W e have a large number of inexpensive rugs, which are
just the thingr for summer use. ("Iood desirable rugs yet not
cumbersome. 9x12 size. $12.00. Smaller sizes at propor-
tlmlate cost.
All wool ingrain carpets, best quality at 65¢ a yard.
A few short lengths of ingrain carpet, containing from
In to 25 yards, at 55¢ a yard.
.5\ complete stock of llnoleums ranging ill price from
50¢ a square yard to $1.25.
A full line of Chinese and Japanese Mattings plain and
fig‘tllul .II 18.20. 25. 30 and 35 cents a yard.
Desirable Cotton Fabrics.
\\ c are offering a simple: Poplin, 27 inches wide, regu-
larly sold for 19c. at 12%(3 a yard. In resedn. light blue,
pink. navy. laI coder, tau, lotus blue and black.
A Chevron Suiting In navy , light blue, taupe, pink and
lotus. at 25c. 27 inches wide.
At the stationery section is a sale of regular 25 cent In-
itial Paper for In cents. 'l‘hrce-quartcr quire in a box. A'
bargain.
Large assortment of Easter cards and booklets. Also
:I complete line of Easter post cards.
Our lines of Easter Necktvenr and Gloves for both men
and women are extensive.
The D. M. Read Co
MSISTHESEKSONlofcb'figesm'
' rangements. mmmwiusmm
places; newCII-petsorltilps for the more promi-
nentrohms. Whenmdylorthénew.'ctillottusldr
Carpets, all grades Rugs, all sizes
Japanese Mattings Chills Medians
Diocletian . _ Oil Cloths , '
Lace Gentile sad Partie'tes
Shades to Order a Speciality ‘
A. Dickerlnau 8: Son
84 Wmhlagton St, South Norwillk
Telephone 446
anvmm ear-rm
BOW to a an of Istte’ri mm!
“deified. for at. the following” post old“-
can for the (tuition; with.
To PNEOERVE THE OYSTER
Dilld l!'el'atlns‘l to the industry D‘i6'eua6- I
firth”.
HARTFORD. April 10. —Bills desk
to; with oyster tithing. and provtdtlig WWII. . . Jul
that no dredge be used on natural 09- G. D. Alien. - _.,,_
sted grounds of this state shall line I. H. notice. '
less nuts a: two inch man nor rings Mrs. liliiatrheth Clark.
les‘a than three-quarters of an ludh in J C. Dennis.
Mrs H. B Dsnham. Hickory Bluff.
dlamoter,‘ and providing Ice '99 99999999999999 a 999 n, 31
thom‘
peaiotscertaiusecnondt
ana'cttha‘tI
prohibit! dredging in the waters of Mr. Jennlly.
Mitford: were new before the shell , lillas Islamic Lowe
fishery committee Thursday afternoon. 9 Allen Mar .
. The object of the first named bill is to Ghost. 1”, money.
Also. Florence Polio, cal‘e‘9fil9i'de
the flashes lime enough for them to ' ,
Inn "1th the result being proteo- i-wiu Beatrice now run .,a'r.1.9
tlon for the oyster oat. .. C C. R' yang: 5
a. number- of persons addrtnedthe . not. II III . I"5."t; 9...,“
columittee on the bills. the discussion "I Misti“ . E. I “
I.E.OIQWE.?.!H.9
9 Tlumwm 7
(Brockton W9 min.)
Some years ago Jitter-star. hoe liar-
9bour was a_ guest at 0 very classy at-
n Boston. , I hurts a hilly
6:65 cp’s‘t‘ with”99 9I9I 19 III! wli "iI his
older MW1lnmwmlit9mour
AN '8‘
"Oh, Mr. Harbour " she twitterod.
org-99:." WW I! "gm
agile
A 078% MM
gulp ”531%? tfi udipg "9Pi‘of. Gardner, who la' here. days he
to film“ the II ' so, my talk to. monkeys. wanton; you
alone. WW
“Ms ‘
”MIRROR.
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wéalth
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