.f’nsbdtsary ' llousehol d , .
. jrdos WWII“ kite o
.f.‘
is Built with s CABINET TO?
”M“ I “(9A.
i" (Continued from First PIN).
obtained a charter back in the days
when Senator ipunsbury was a logic:
later at Hurtford, and was letting
6' know there was a town of
Uii‘lcll oh The inip There is a quiet
tip on do the effect that this com-
iiil contracts for gems
. diva' ed landti the town
of n. and is to tick ready
to go ‘aliead with the business or
“producing" and distributing water to
consumers. 'lllx'a fact that John D.
Crimmins’ a'nd 'Anson Phelps stokes
ownfial’goutrolling interest in the
Norot a common is sufficient to guar-
the ilnaric in end of the enter-
the Noroton company is
-‘u"e_w'h'at of a live wire yet became
ill rout the other day, in a hearing
.. . the? committee on incorpora-
p'o‘utlbn, for privilege of amending its
.c‘ll’srter rights so as to supply water in
Céfllm sections of Darlen. The bill
m- opposed by the Neroton company.
who had a famous New York lawyer
at the hearing to look out for its in
térestl. Former Senator Lounsbury
and Selectman Fitch also appeared
in opposition. They objected chiefly
on the. ground. that the proposition
of the Toke'neke people would' cover
only at small tholl of the town. and
leave the rest out in the cold or the
dut- whichever you please. There have
been» tithes when Darien has been a
dry town. and lots of other times
when it has been perilously near to
it but there never was a time when
it. didn't have lets of water. and if
any chem from tho wall system is
to. he made the town wants a change
that will benefit év'e'ry one and not
only a fem; '{Atiesst hat's what Sena
tor munssmmn electman Fitch
told the incur ration committee, and
its probably as t kitted the p'rdpo-
sitlon of. the Tokenelte people.
wins will an. aspect an
hell’s wéli Iingot-titted circles it is not
' v. d .t t e municipa water
could! veil. diwiii make‘ a favorable re-
port. it is expected that the ‘facts
this cont tteo Wilt present Mill. ha of
a' “Instant-ht twill hills deal
othuglasm. that was manlf st
iast‘ chem -.The .z‘msln objec
that will be urged will he the cost of
the thing.>f {the committee has gone
. inmthomattorfitar enoughé itis under-
ill mean: it); htil: to :54 li‘iaoha plant
'su e r. no so otosn
phageshflioub 00,000. in is be
he 'thptthlstatoo .biga debt to
i
ptitf e Wu undo‘r in' one fell swoop
[Any r o :91ch got'pmittee
"motile err; ’l. Sella Lounsbu‘ry,
James H Jenkins It‘ll phi-3m
Mold” is President Yet. ..~
' til the Vdmton' War
termpahgwgle of those interest
lug bite of legislation that crop out
at every session of a legislature.
fienjamin P wt. of . ew Canaan.
once compt tor "of t estate and
somewhat oft-h big ‘iin ill- politics 3
seems to have been
fut-"it! lit all the
Y Mi- nil in the
me» e got Mr.
'g. Then,
I-T’of So I‘coatrsht Iiinsde
l ”ammonites whiéhthxy tain
h In“ lit the“
. “tons... so...
‘did was to also ‘
\ cor-
ili P.
lost He w v on “a
nofiiisfl rep 1‘" white“ All may
baréond hm ' loom,” reside"
9V ’ ny
“all ofii‘h list-
imala-
{mow
”N‘Wm mom any niattemut
lP: awflgmswmmp. When-
will i:
«All sisal? wkgfi’o‘g.
..I‘ ‘ ..: N‘ .
' "i“.- elm-tome
rm mine the rapidly.
sin: inh total more 'Ifllillewhnt
fill a place where's“ the
'e our nearest agency.
STANPARD OIL
. when til—ii annual toiwn meeting in 0c-
1. i" find
who didn't seem to take it seriously.
'ed as customer
Hill is that he is a fighter and cannot
01' pdund, as the those bill provided.
sales. I' it. Mr the enterprising;
Bil dininw posted tongue or- the general
3::ch § 1"}
. in restful coolness—fl
that like the modern steel range.
77:: perfm mu:
~t Cabinet Top.
'---I (NC
C e n l e I’
disill’amp free from the
A perfect artificial light.
If not with your dealer}
it any. WW" .I't}
tuber, 1908. appointed a' committee to
t about a trluniclbdl plant.
Contricts for watershed Property
‘ A good deal was. said. about the
Newton. company at this meeting.
but there were many Dal-ion voters
Of late it his become known that the
company has been getting busy and
testeiday there wash positive at to-
ment by a man in the ”know i
contracts had been signed for some
good watershed property in New Ca-
naan, This man, also said that other
equally good watershed land some-
what to the northwest of that just
contracted for is controlled by the
company. So it. looks as if Darlen
would soon be right in the swim with
a mllllo alres wpterworks, if not a
millilm solar-ones ., .:
» 7-
Jam l vet? I
RI A
Wm llllp Berni
law- no,
signature of,
PLAN' TO", aLtoHT HILL?
To L‘esve Him Oil the Tariff Confer-
once Commission.
\\'ASHlNGTO.\', April 22.~—lt is re-
ported that Repreuhtatlte Hill will
be left off of the conference commit-
tee on the tariff bill, an assignment
to which he will be entitled lithe pres
out plan of having the ranking four
Republican and three Democratic
members ”.th front the ways and
means and linsAce committees appoint-
The reason alleged
for the reported intended slight to Mr.
be easily handled by the leaders .in
case ‘an object surrender by the House
to the Senate is proposed Mr. Hill
says he has heard nothing about the
matter.
Mr Hill has discovered a joker in
the steel schedule whereby structural
steel will be thrown into the basket
clause and ta‘xed 45 per cent a’d va
lorem, much higher than the Dingiey
rate. instead of 8-10 of a cent' per
so Show protege.
. .
Gear-ho Hostsr‘lisctsd President snail
H.’Flfsr, Vie's-Vrssldsnt.
A very important meetln of the So
80 Club was held in their ooms last
night. After the ”meet?‘ the follow-
ing 0
Pr sl org‘e unter.
twosome-e Fl er. .
Financial Secretary— ohn Marsh
Recording Sacrotgryflohn Collins.
Treasurer—Thomas Williams.
Trustees-4"- Menaghsn and J.
A agy. . .
gyEth‘ii 'me‘lt inn ”In? d ‘ e’al they ai-
Ways hang as; that's all
out men «oh ll."
my .. .
iliiiiili
After two“ alohths‘ of remarkable
druggist saw that his plan. of selling:
at half price the regular to coat also
of Dr. Howard's specific f the‘cure.
of constipation and dyspo sis, and
guaranteeing to refund thannoney it. it
does not care. has been the greatest
success hell‘s otter knuwM , ,.-. a
He .hss sold.htmdreilb of. bottles .on
tho. spastic; Andi.“ Ills ll“ ”limit
one returned. uslthouh he. stead!
ready at any time to refund the money
sheoldrsay customer be dissatisfied.
Anyone muttering with dyspepsia.-
censttpntion, liver troubles. headaches,
moifllsg. «lauded by Inactive liver
Twcnly- third Anhuhl fission ol thee
» that the outlook for the com
, Ill, 1909‘
rs‘.”
' Carleton It. Hohdiey. writer n o‘
Grsnd cowl Joye... s
" i W W
indium?
iiilill if some
llll l8 lllillllillil
Order Has a. Mpmheraltip cl 252.519
~Ollicers Eleclctl Yesterday
The twenty'ehlrd annual locales '9‘
the Grand Council of. the Royal .ArV
canum of Connocticdt opened yester
din leer gist the Straiideld iii
Bridgeport. at 10 o‘clock, With about
125 members in attendancefiraad Ro‘
gent William i". Hoyt. of BouthtNor-
walk“ presiding. Represerit'atiitsi of
subordinate councils were iv
and initiated. every council in the state
being repr seated but P0Qll01erOIM2.
of starting a! ‘.-‘ ..
Supreme Representdllvo Ward Préssnt.
Supreme Rébgentative Harry R.
f 1
Ward. grand n; t qf the slate ofg
New Jeraeo'. an obort ll. Alberta.
deputy sup eme glilde” of New Jerseyq:
who installed the Officers yesterday
afternoon. Were receivtjd in the cus-
ternary manner befitting their posi
tioiis.
Reports Hoist-rod“ .
The printed repel-tap which were
distributed a week before the session.
were accepted and-' relaxed to the
committee on the distribution (it re
ports and this committee referred the
contents .. of the ofltcex's‘ reports to
the several committees tit-the grand
council and theirvreportl were heard
yesterday afternoon .
G'rsnd Regent's R ort.
Gran' Re t Hoyt shirt in his re-
port tithl nl odghl plii‘iihtis iioi as
much had been accomplished as “was
hoped for there was no discolirttge-
ment felt as there won a harmony of
feeling and ii gi'eaier spirit of enthus-
iasm th‘t‘m ilier’e has been manifested
in a number of years previot iv and
g year
is a very bright one
Visiistlon's of Much Benefit.
Mr Hoyt referred to the fact that
there was the some number of new
councils and also spoke of the ob-
sexvance of Arcanum Day. The line of
visitations carried out, during the past
year by the grand council officers and
deputies has accomplished much
good and thus the officers have found
it possible to keep in close touch with
each council.
Hospital Bed Fund.
Especially did no speak or 'tne guns
of carpet bowls thdt has done mood
to keep up the interest.‘ The hospital
bed fund came in for a share of his
attention and he expressed the wish
that the contributions might be made
as freely in the future as in the past.
Report on Supreme Council.
The supreme representathes. Ed-
ward B. Boynton and Carleton ‘E
Hoadley..gave an account of the, do
logs at the thirtywllsst annual session
242. 501. with, 2055 subordindte coil
clls. and 30 grand councils. Dea
claims in the past.- year were paid to
the amount of 87.931. 960. 92. The
present assets of the order are now
more than $6. 000, 000. . .
Grand Secretary’s Report.
The report f the grand secretary
c 'r. Hoadiéy? shows that there all
been a net loss of less than '40 xiii
the initiation of nearly 200 new mess
bar's shows conscientious o rt, ose
filled to add‘ to‘ its morn rsh'ip. '
est gain. The percentage of a tied
ance in the subordinate council's lit:H
been higher unis were. The maul
bet-slow record s‘hbs‘v‘s two districts .
at a not gain and elkhg a loss.
Headle'y states thht t e plus '0
using deputies to assist the “guild!
gent .in advising and co-o crating wl it.
the ofiic'ors of every con “oil is an- ex;
collent one. as the problem of keeplfl
in touch with his membership and th
ious one. J
Treasur r'I Report.
. B. G. Brya grand treasurer, sop
milled the to oio'tvlng rage rot at
sources of the grapdcp ucll o'n
-'Cgsh in hand of treasurer
$2,204. 27; chair in hand of 'grond trus-
tees. 1.840.364 due f subp'rdlrm‘
scene it. $57.31;. Office stares, su
plies etc, $150. .. . z ‘
leper: o'n Appropriationo.
field and merge E. Vitnnaiti,‘ select
at the last Ilinual sassidn as the com
mittee on appropriations. reported in'
the afterno‘tm as follows and thei
schedule was accepted:
Estimated income ......... $5. [75‘
Proposed Appropriations.
Salaries .................. . . . $1310
Printing .......................
Visitation ..., .................
District deputi'eq' expenses
Mileageand pend
Grand odicers' meetings .. . .
(100de the order .. i...u..'..
Supplies, postage express. and s
othgr expenses ..............
Mots on disordered digestion.
should take advantage of Mr. Baa
tor's new departure nml buy a bottle
'ol Dr. iioward' u appoint at half price.
yo. and the desire for an up ”to
Water system because manifest
with his persuasl guarantee to refundl
the meaoy'ii it does uoteure.
Prizes .... .. ..... -. ., ..........
Grand Council attsiilou .........
his. tenses. gland secretary‘s of
ca
........................
WYHW’ ”m
u, .
ittee“ ' b0
.......
‘i
A dd dfi drill ' 3.5.336
I) a r was we Deputy:
Pupreme Wat MW ottilaini
" ”#3 awa
that 0 Stall
om?"
{only more; shim “consortium
of the supreme council in Chicago and DIM
the report of the supreme regent shows .
ed that there was a membership of '
council. Pequot of some on use ‘
Wan'gur‘n council bum in de‘ the nightl .
Bonds of otllcers ........ . ...... at)
replenishment of the‘ r'a'nk‘a is a se . will?”
V
lot
ing‘he ‘QtQngw ”tempos to the
II».
,.
Dssths During the Year.
prom t moo of the order
thighs year. on.
‘st grand re "
and at thy t of his dogth a so il
fluid commissioner of tho state. 4;
Charles H. Prentice a past grand rc- i
‘gdht and moluber of all so at
c.t§hcil seventy m ber‘p of s
time ounciis were rtod as having
p 11 away during eyear accord-
to the report of committee on ,
logy was so by a rising'
gets. the members a grand
cu l“titanium“ stand tll cal ‘
by the grand .
Officers
mediately after the afternoon see
i convened the coffin of officers
9w made a special and the lol-
. g were chosen:‘ ‘
presentatlve to So route Council
at Grand Regent 'i' was H. Pat-
n. of Bristol.
. . land Regent—Oscar L‘ llurdick of
fitdspford. ~
nd Vice Regent—John M.- Burr
loll orwallt.
Grand Qatar-Edward F. Pride of
mild: scrim
; fliand Chaplain—Albert H Barclay
inf? cw Hav
qalfinkbeiier‘w Collard. of
its fo
l «Warehouses o. pious,
I‘atorbdu
i . rand sacrum-women
ll , of New Haven. ' x "
iii;
A.
H
1
if
i
r-
‘t
s
in list.
ij‘l'hcss officers were duly Installed by =
Deputy Supreme Re ent Ward. assist-
gel A! De mgupre om Alberta
‘0 cw
9-.” . ..
e.rsey
vw‘
film
'led a mutton “l 0illu afterlibohw'
slop...“ king the supreme coungi éte
amend laws relating to tllo y ent
of erusszg’amenta after the done 0 Of s
medi
l ’l‘ile‘ twenty tlrird aanhsl‘
l inductorm st sociook
'A ifsctiye souvenirs consisting of
m
piecsli of 30 al Blue wire were dis-
tributed vi the compliments of
Grand seerotary (‘. Hilltdiey.
W ‘.
5—~l"6r 6 mild; easy action of thb' not»
els. a single dose of Dean's Regulate is
ehough.1‘rlstmsnt cures habitual can
stipatlon 25 cents a box. Ask your
druggist for them.
Miss out}; Ash: A_ Alibi.
Married .Yostsrday It Noon in Dorian.
to .3sz D. Mead, of Stamford.
At noon yesterday. Miss Olive Abbe
younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles S. Aime. of Darien. became
the wife of Alt'nh DeWiti Mead. son‘
of Alvah D. Mead. of 162 lledford
street. Stamford The marriage was
at the! me of the bride’s parents.
Rev. rtS’Jd a, pastor of the
Barton Congl'egatitmal Church. per-
formed the ceremony. '
The marriage took uplacq do the
large reception :09 ba' window
It the south sl e o w ich was
ganked with p line it was there that
thebrido and degroom'stood. The
0011) ,was prettlly decorated. They
e and ended and the weddln
to code pte‘ of their mats and E
diale‘ trends “dim
oyt a friend of the bride played
ahe wedding music bliss Abbe were
atraxeting gown of it’llght mu cloth.
er at matched it a poly She h d
large houtpieo or rules of the “”0th
here was a short reception after the
wedding. and then the bride arid
room departed on their honeymoon.
ome of which will be pa in
Wahhlnt ton Their home is to‘ e in
ith th‘a bride's parents
Miss Abbe was until this week a
Fember of the unlor aim at the
v
tamford High So 001. Her father is
n the" theatrical preemies: llhd is
new playing a leading. comedy role
.‘W’
hassles .
...5 A,“
i yrvrl .1
_ menopause“. 23.1909 '
. yrs”; ‘- . hr. M 3.61 ' .
Far-1 3 .2. g (Meow: r“-
u
'3‘ l i. KM
.mr“
ills. Willi lilil
ll Hill Elli lill
Was Widow olDescon William Webb
Waltema'n Who Amassed Fortune
i as. Shipping lllerclxani
'I‘lIe funeial of Mrs. Catherige Wake-
an took place yeserday afternoon
m be; late“ residence in Soutltport.
The deceased was the widow of the
late Deacotn _
who died ma y years age. Mrs. Wake-
.man had almost reached her 96th
year when she succumbed to heart
ith Witon‘m in 'l‘h Wattle. tailor duced by told. age. at
be is by is Imam! g tail-s toutinll'is priitgi Arkansas last
ne The young bride of yesterday in Saturday
wltanfi lent,“ Mrs. Awakeman Was born in the town
erits .her boron?
has been manila
of Fairlield and made her home with-
too odd lie '8‘ Who‘ll
line has a g . theatr cals i
g ford. ll? an clot: in tit:
‘ ta ford Natl 'uh
mm or rtcnuacu co‘N
frogram to he Readsrsd Blakeley Af-
ternoon at 3:30.y 6AM ..
on r
“for“ an «lint? rhinitis bidet“
its .3." ”its; stilesilsl
y vlilklail: lilo program Will be
‘ liliesstletlstsmgatatué
m ’ Fisher: solo
first? as reading by Jam‘s
opkins; recitation. Miss Vera
son; v..,i'_eatlltig.ii figsfiln «Hattlo, leloyd
Engages Smith i
Anderson. .ohmn'wr . W. ’
:tl'r‘i; ‘p‘n’i’QAI‘ufiz “'an ' .
lamb - 334M 0"
'ii ”Gar
£2? cut, but
and. (1101:
Which
ll- .Bnnill
noiouifii if and outsideof
on his head, was not otherwise hurt
a _
no"; til it'? to
soon rm
Foil Willi. lngnI PM I Trolls: :1
I lll'g‘ mills '
in its limits the greater part of her
‘uh‘eu American commerce was
t acond‘ency. He amassed a
large to tune Of which a goodly por
lion still remains in the estate of his
wild“) , ‘13:? .
Mrs Wakemari use a typical New
Eil‘filadd woman of the highest class
one lives snide: dignified life of re
tirement the gle part of which was
devoted to others. . Her charities were
large and meat.
recipients by 'houpty had any idea
of the evtent or her good works.
She was on hill“ lira? north. from a
"‘ "ll puritans was or shipping
glow in Will York dixring the
xi
'winter passed in south.;Ind had stop
Hot Springs.
tied for a few d
3% zenith overtoolt
to recuperate. will
lie member of tiio
‘ t dill church or
mdeacon for
iv'eti all her child-
$3}: w consists of five
“a; 1(3st Painter
will ‘ltfiss Elisabeth
“lives iii Nd w York city
- : nchildron have made
‘ §glaldd for' y:e. rs.
.WVlltomsn. Mrs.-
MThe funeral.
“to handsome
. yesterday
. ‘y'- a large
«its desired to
. “so of love.
' . «semen to
‘ .. ‘ol’ Soothporters.‘antt
0.4.5. Jag ad...”- ..
rum stood unless standing.
be not
alone in l ten- acre lot.
illiam Webb Wakeman. ‘
Few except the pi:
V . Illegally plot
fill. Atoms,“ Cfélfi-J iI ntl'o
" - l
I...._. “all” snow-Jim Vial”: ihlll “Aw 5
.'
~‘ ‘i’AlIlFP 0N’ HAT! ’-
Congressman Hill classmates rm
‘ Up Maitbr of “funk“. ’
Of ,themrotcst offline hot mgpufaco
luring innocents: lost; the Saba
changes afleotlm W ’M‘W hate
the proposed ta‘rltl'. bill the was?“
correspondent oi the
speaks of the visit. tit-£101!
utscnirers to the natlona
says:
* “The :5... but was entirely in.
t ,
iii?” bar‘s kg . t (on
flit- list i
in? tit
Owing? to the high wages paid lii‘
count y as compared
abroad. it is- common ale ’lhitlimum
wmpaldheneisafldpegweak while
some the smash" ”mart, .tz‘.‘
”Pit? ‘m M?“
uremia th ao‘ bill. rand:
“mom
Cosmonaut maslim remit. ,
wm‘mflyv . the
msdei'iu' ”UN". nob}; 94$;
eea it
Q.
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committee.”- and the a
if
gagging?“ of $ters our“ 9
e l ‘ .
not will: Kimball; tbsp? n’
'tfi’dfi‘ifim do"- if
91%“? W? Kiwi. - ~.
{1.1% .3; .11 . :m' ‘
9 ' " ‘ "
chase it ' so...
110 fill it'll fit '- ‘ V
forthcm. sigh if file! will Mb
dun the present soonest".
l
...
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SKIN'l'S GET" ATIEVELATILN.
A . sis .t \ ~w4”">9‘1 M,W$V*”.
1W” ”Van-Jr. N... .
"‘{K '
warms paid 1-
‘ R “by , :Wdfi :h” giré'rfir ‘: ‘11,,” 7
go. i No . . Ic.ShoW
‘ ' ‘ c To“. 'y’e Correct Clothes
for Men And YOll 1mg ,.
”ii“; .1 ill Mfln: mil. .V‘ i
I ' HlS is the. only store in this
(ll?! Vll'lél‘fi m “daft see. the
.. real Ndw Y'ert Styles of today
"zv almond; so
Benjamin 8; «83578
nest denies-i“
. . fashionable Nchorkers.
.: lslmhfi i“? gel ,5
vii r. . :41: -~ ll .‘s i
. s New- so» Fl sluon Cen . or.
oseplt.‘ . t3
. 85 W ashmélon Sires
em
M'hs;w
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1’. II Ifl": l! Wig
«I 6,: I «laid i‘
;. meson-seams it; .
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It 9
long! mm trails
153:3? silly“ mum; “l
e il eneratlo lla now re resehl -
“$331M per Idi-
ferson. who are ahsoo’illtd’p “t Rich-
Wsflfiflhflw aherflai'
va5‘ma filmsii’ infill ”g!"
"abstract oasis-errors . .m-
tmwmw wuss ones are
pnim‘ated 13ch mm” C
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WW: “the:
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sawmills-ava- guts: ecumenica-
gowns ”till "skim
% a? W'fiéfifig‘gfl _
an .m I
’ir'i ’WCt ’v] 3V";
i, .‘ll “gov/it’s” , , , .9119.
Joseph 8mg: Hears From lsyend :99 W 531“.“ M"- ‘ 7b”
With ct new W shout ~‘ " ' V ”"'- '
. . - ill!" Mitt all: ‘ ‘
‘ , mad§ldlrfim ‘1. n). ,’_z::ipam*dkl 1““ 3
.tsuoh .Is spot as 4—3“ the .
sixth snnhal'rcoauerencs ot' the 9‘
gInlzed 'Ctunvt‘h of 'Josuslchrlst of
tar Boy Hoists. in session hare hostess;
day. a revelEon, through .10qu
Smith. ' inyplv g several imperial): ‘-
changes it) t
ersonnel of
church iiihs glyph llllo‘
tii‘s delegate:
:fimrojt: agar?“
The lamina oeleue'dhw
Z . "1' .
H 'l ' " its“ as .the
W "In jigs-mm
“9‘03.”
$3;
3 lrt‘l
"Is your lot schotli il.’
smoa a d
96‘ The Relieztdlis 'l‘i'al’e; ~‘a .hmenib'ershlp
in the state it 429, at aflrof 195 and
52 £188ng a gillo gt :13; ”T3? receipts
a"! l) i 7 “8138
"oil. var. “-t' Tha'S‘MMl-Mfi‘ihim‘efund
in '2. ”A. flimt'fifli’me en-
campmsat amen-t 7:?!“me
A '.V
LA ' Map tain
doc 08) Ag?” Biote-
'-sclf in lllcted bullet it. until in the head
".01. ripstop worm elm
were mouth. "~uiiwuuiree Journal
today at Lou chSapltaI-I Iwhgre he
had’pl'i H65“? Milt-I'-
vuus brdo’knfilgf ‘ moi] wuu
bum in served
with bonus as am sinusoid? the span
Corps in the Spanish war.
Norwalk Chronicler