- to" UN.“ SALT WATER. or the elements. It will weer at nuns LOWGMHKN‘ err-Inn PAINTS orohteed to STAY W TE. it will , OATS of all .imi‘s.’ v.0 it will not“ ' . its color, butthe main its color. VIOLA ‘ n r. W TERPROOERCONCRETE VOL AXiI tumished' In roesALIionLvnv ' ., M amnion scum oomm‘lldloners haIe lev- f the ‘9 deadbeat-:2: git". Dpyton. able“ In Oslo Attire for Two a; " ~oven trobted, and In some cases drill e ow to collect the "3 ii Manhood still lufim 1 II the tall: I . n n i t In 0 ml hatthltbt‘ldy will impulses a d 0 he or r 1 later new to erecting the lied about new speeIsI shell _ tax commission.- . , “together the oystermenvmrs cer~ ' dull the (:31. evil It their prod- with. the present in oyster lands by the . On, some or the W hrs are especially moved mm an ncreuse Whine... or perhaps eraser years when sdh‘ptfiy to the city, .1». . guy's: outset titanium or .dritisors the payment or the 3 said, would give him L .' mil arm 1&3!“th muslin 013m . the re nn so trim. ! weigh" aha deified. is‘s‘mt W3 by truly be scrub with snip may some and will i M An melts. sxv hit. tor rs and will pre- TAX Will remedy ._ “too .. For COMPOSITION life of the material and . s the uni paint guaranteed E: DOW SOUTH ORWALK In”. .flwwe“ . theofi‘fiidt‘flofll‘ War is not tax- ed as it ought to be, and has Indicated it negativa willingness to serve on the cool-Itmission. entitled: “i think the entire sub Mite III e peculiar one, demanding spe- . , clotstténtion and special attention at the next legislature. it is certainly p» subject for Investigationfi’ Mr. Corbin holds. with ear-Governor Woodrult, the theory that the board of equalization should hallo the super vision of all taxes and not leave the moment 0‘ ”finlmumjs out to the shell fish commission as now. . WM IN HONOR OF THE WRIGHTB. Aerial Nuldotors. DAYTON. Ohio. June ir—rho two days' celebration in honor of Wilbur and Orville Wright began at 9 a. In. mm thathour the streets were throng ed with people For ten minutes cv on whistle and tin horn In town join- edits u noisy tribute. From many triumph“ arches swung outstretched buildings air orntt were made to up pear ready for flight. (in one banner ad the. woods, "America is tho‘ We! Aerial Navigators and Day- la the Home bl the World's First Aerial Navigators.“ Other inscriptions Were. "They're the Right Mr. Wrights. All Right." and "The Wrights That Made Dayton “mous.” Almost every Duytonian knew the Wrights tron: early childhood. ,. .Up to the hour entho nlng oer-e monies, Wilbur and Ol'xil e hammer- ing away in their workshop. were still bus with the details oi packing up or an aeroplane to: shipment to Washincton. Miss Kotberine Wright. 'a: piston. lshoh Billion. thuht. thii tumor. Darin. and Rouchlln ’other brothers,.hn‘d Already. entered new r339 when Wilbur and Orville enters. om th ir hm Escorted by the state will to II rumors: which passed a linden: ten reasotms'evcnts‘trom the oundins ot Dayton 113 years ago down to the present. don-School boar-n.1hdnked the am ton to e they had brought the city: hef event bl’ the able and the“ one terns coifiesltw’lhbn presented by General (Jr-Jodie: Allow chief “goal odious IuIII Itiilillli been: and $26 300 Gnnltd to Mrs. Jessie Cari Smith 7 BRIDGEPOR'I‘ rl Smith was [rented a decree or Ivonne from Edward C. smith, yester- y,by Judge Howardi. cur-us In the She is allowed to re- s which was sbsnd Is orders ouperlor court some her maiden ohm donate 0er and this he ed to pay her within a month 26. 300 by way oi alimony .. The divorce It allowed on" tattltory grounds. one Janet Welter .‘belng ”med an oo~reslibndent 1when to be the ‘hlond s figured so tr bed at t‘nd- so mys totiously in the odds, .Tlllh women be hot an unfamiliar figure lb many peo- :ple III Bridgeport. though under an- other name than Janet Walker. The case was heard about two weeks .ago by Attorney Willlfin B Board- man a committee yho was appointed by the court. The evidence was be- hind (loseddoors. it was known thht Mrs. Smith bird employed doiectlves When the case will instituted the dI vnrcc was I‘ouxht on the tolerable cruelty. litter l were brought Into use. one being on duty in this ally and two in fibston, whither Smith had friends III this city on a trip to Europa. . In Bostotulocoted the defendant and. » it was through their means that the former suit ws‘b stricken of! the court list and the present suit brought on the grounds or infidelity. The cliches Is round to have been committed at the Hotel Place, In Boston, On li’ebrw gone while his quppoued he was The detectives Smith Is the owner or the property on cd “Westlawm " at Fairileld and Co orsdo avenues. In the finding he is stated to be worth 87.9. 000. onosmird: I)! which is given to the divorced wife The court orders that. the pay thp ulI~ within a month. long the manager of Smith‘ a Treatre. . . It has been stated about town that . « Smith will dispose of his property in this city and seek a rest in Europe Colds that hung on weaken the con- stltutlon and develop into consump- ‘ Foley's Honey and Tar duress f persistent coughs that reluue to yield to other treatment. Do not experiment . _ with untried remedies as delayniaym- . suIt In your ooldgsettllhx on your 7 Bridge Pharmsoy and 31“. H.. : DISCOURAOINGKIN CIGARETTE “0 Ni!- WASHINGTON. June W ~Clnrette smoking by the enlisted men at the United States Navy should be discour- aged as much as possible, in the opln» . ion or ReonnIIrst Schroeder, com. - . mannerdnschiei or the Atlantic battle- ; 4. a.liin fleet. Admiral Schroeder decides to seen on warned on the Mil and his recommended to the secretory or the heroism: no cigarettes b9 sold at adore, on any or the vessels it Is probable undo his command. Wifiémtdw Meyer will take action in tenordsnco with Admiral Schroedp ,er‘s recommendation .ug believes that cigarettes Impalr the health at the men. and do not in any wny woreuse their efloieucy for duty Cured J. Schmidt. president of the . ’ or regulars and a ~ brass bind. brie: guts Were driven ore . isghetto Heme. Bows. oh of the largest consults! . the stole. sold last until a W ‘ "Messrs order on s on . e is. most. 0: the be. . vbration. will flair place tomorrow. oi when modulo. will be “presented by the ' notional mmnmnt the :tate of Ohio , Governors . Heisman.- 0! Ohio, tvlii l.preoent the. ,swmedalswflhow authorised by w-r'” ——'I. have been somewhat costlve. but Dunn's he: stole use lost the re Alma desired. Tiles act I'nlldly and regulate «the bowels ‘pdrte’ctlyimw' George B. Krouse. 306 Walnut Avon W mus owned one NILLIQNA mm not... Juno 17.—-Cept. ‘vauvim a .millional 111.. thi clued He was 80 years OI Who man... has onutslniog' In con- 0set form all the things necessary ' oi slices—e ‘. -—~I :pnveltion: ; sum afinrsbl'ng‘ . Ratio of. Expense to Premiu 8 per cent other agency F. S. BENNI i new means: LAW. __—£~— . . or Ill provisioni. 'HARTFORD, June 17. v—The new it- cease bill has been submitter] to the excise committee. and Is agreed upon fly the temperance organisers. but nets are opposed to thst section which relates to men in the business who its green eonviried of crime, stating sf e shnil obtain no further li~ I'Ied. The bill relieve: , * « County commissioners of each county may license ‘lor a period not extending beyond the first Monday oi‘. the month following the next annual allJruecting, by writing, signed by them- selves suitable persons. to sell or or (illness spirituous and intoxicating liquors in suitable places In those towns within their respective dis- tricts in which lirendes can be legally granted upon sppicatlon as herein- after provided but no license shall be granted to say one not licensed at the tinge of making such application. exodpt in the' case or the transier of such linense by the county commis- ‘ loner-s until such time as the num- er of licenses granted shall not ex- need one for such 500 as shown by the last preceding United States cen- sun and such ratio shall not thereaf- tor be exceeded. “NO transfer of license shall be ul- iowed by any person who has been cerning the sale of spirituous and in: toxlcutlng liquors. or against whom evidence has been secured which pilot] substantially convict him any town where no license now lire ails or shall in the tutors prevail. end which may hereatter vote to li- sense the sole of 3 minus and In ,Loxlostins liquors. enn’l‘nber shall q,ot exceed the ratio arsed in section ”One license may be granted in each town voting for license without regard to" the number or inhdbltauts Licenses to druggists and whole- sale dealers are not to count in fixing the number or licenses to pobuhition; No person who has been deducted bt violation or the law concernlhgthc sale of spirituous or intoxicating iquors. or who has paid tile penalty or such violation or who shal have ortolter his bond to answer charges 1' violation or some during the your - ‘. hext preceding his application shall be deemed a not his p raon wi pin the meaning“ or lilii segtibn tog be granted a license. ~'i: " ‘ “qu say yen read dvory word of ”with: ‘m’n :\ n‘i the odVortIsements in that magazine?" “You," answered Miss Cayenne. 9- it's. aroilcl his dad somethiuu that but In dialect. ~Wup look for u plain business coulrut‘t. Liquor Interest: Do Not Approve One ; i lives In the it nor lntcr- , represent a 0 q sordered its agent to abandon their ob- censenlnd want this materially modi- ‘ convicted of violation of the law can . , GityNationaiBank “ ‘ no. es o'er day and upvllm 'l‘wenty'ycar Endowment «m- l 0.”!- THURSDAY. IUNE I7; 1909 5.- Greatlledudhon Of Expenses—Increased BenefitSMLower Rates ’ lNDUBTRIAL DEPARTMENT in January. 1907. the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Increased the benefits In Its Industrial policies by reason of a heavy reduction in expenses and Improvement in mortality experience. During the past three years the Company has steadily reduced its expenses, so that It Is emailed to 'Iuske It further increase In benefits. industrial Insurance policies have a unit of weekly premium—“three cents. five cents and multiples thereoiwand the amount of insurance varies with the use. All Industrial Lite policies (premiums cease after age 74), Endowment “policies at age 80 and Adult PoilCieS issued since Jan. 1,1907 Will be Increased in benefits about ten per cent, ‘ .. according to a new Iuble of benefits adopted for policies issued after July I 1909.1n Other words not only does the Company Issue a new table for policies heleaiter Issued, but it Innkes the increase letloaetive since the l'n-gsent form at Limited Payment. and Endowment at age 80 policies were adopted. Upon the OLD INDUSTRIAL POLICIES the (‘ompuuy is paying out TWO AND A HALF MILLIONS _ OF DOLLAR: in BONUSES THIS YEAR bringing up the total Bonuses and Concessions upon Industrial :. policies to ”DHTEENINILLIONs OF DO'LLARB IN SIXTEEN YEARS. This is OVER AND ABOVE ANY AND ALI. MIGATIONS expressed or implied in the policies. The ropolltan in its lnd%trlnl Department has the lowest Ratio of Expense of all the Industrial . “Companies lh- the world which pay immediate benefits. 1p Income has lrcseuting an Annual Savrpg of; Three and a Hall Millions of Dollars The- new Convertible policy issued by the Company is n um el form of insurance which becomes fully paid up life. insurance In a few users and is then automatically com cried Into endowment Insurance the maturity of which is periodically shortened as payment of premiums continues. The Company is nbrcnst of the public demand (or combination or term insurance and annuities. and sense. the public better than any INDUSTRIAL POLICIES 1N FORCE: NEARLY 9.500.000.1NSURING NEARLY $1,500 000 000. ORDINARY DEPARTMENT The Cadmium bus reduced exllenbes six per cent in this Department in the lust FIVE years~replescntlng un ANNUAL SAVING OF OVER A MILLION AND A QUARTER 0F DOLLARS lN THE ORDINARV DEPARTMENT. ‘ The Connmny. issues policies in the Ordinary Delinruueht in amounts from $500 to SI. 000000 upon all npprmcd lliflfliisflt the lowest rates IN 1908 IT WROTE MORE PAID-FOR BUSINESS lN l‘l's ORDINARV OLD LINE INSURANCE (exclusive of industrial). in the United States and Canada. THAN ANY OTHER COMPANY. All of its policies In the Oidlnbry no well as the industrial l‘icpnrtlncnt ulo written on the non participating plan. The Metropolitan pays Its diiidcnds III the sIuIt-- that Is to any it cuts doun the premiums. It believer; the plain common-sense men who make up the bulk of policy holders lty plain business contracts no mean those which tell their whole awry upon their face; which leave nothing to the hungiuutiou boll‘mt nothing from liopc Icquhc dcliuite conditions and make definite promises in doti..rs and cents. In both Departments combined the Company has. In each of lhe or fifteen years, written more paid- -ior Insurance than any other company or the world. J.H . HO‘SULLIVAN. Assn; :87 Main St., Danbury. Conn. E.S . SSHEEHAN Assn, 187 Main St., Danbnry, Conn. IUELA. WA'SHJNG'PON, June iii—State Do pnrtmont omclsl advices from Vene- zuela yesterday cleared up the mystery of the steamer Nontiro..e nnd tug Dis- patch. mispectod of Illibusiering. show ing they were pmchased by Vouc- roots. The Department of Justice has serrations of the vessel and to return to Washingtgh. . ‘ Gillian-on cry ' trimmers .cA’sT o R I A BELL FOR WESTPORT CHURCH. TROY. N.’ Y.. June l7.—~A bronze Angelus bell weighing 1.500 pounds has been shipped by the Meneely Bell Company, of this city. to the Church Of the Assumption. Westport. Conn. of which the Rev. Jeremiah J. Duggun is jpastor “The inscription indicates that I use one all by James Peter Dunne In ineliféry his studies. . s: on; shims til DIEGO-faith“! In elicit}. acorn whit/letdown. runners A GENERAL BANKING eusmees . o—p-n— hoitll Surplus and “Profits ”WM . $111,000.00 Rafe heposit Boxeq- ,3 and $5 per year. sums H. MA't‘iIeweON. Pm. JOHN H. «poop. I; VicesPree. , efieogniclt H. R AN. ens Vice- 7 WILFRED IDDW‘LL. Gull!" My: mum E. H. Mstheti‘s‘oii‘ Henri Seymour John H. Kongo“. straw Grumman dmuhyfl.‘ sumo J.‘ Wallace “TN” . , I l sworn... *W‘ ‘5. m commune. " TWI «Moe and autism tie to‘ Date. Sunday Dmnels. 75cm glib... lib TIL. CALL “3- EVESSELG PURCHASED BY VENE- The Company spun its Total limitless Has In the Ladt Ten Years Reduced Its Rico ofnxpenscs to Premium income .157", parlour Supt. 303 --5 7 Main St; Se W ARMSTRONG. L'i» d'i‘ ance CO ti sit. disambnilfw mini is. in FIVE YEARS its been Reduced “#395 Washington St. So. News“, Conn. ' ' F. H. BARNES, Ana, m Greenwxch Ace, Gmnwich, Cpnm . Latest Moving new!» Silvie .. moonlitosrsrvmmm ' 4 retrofit? HOYT’S THEATRE Coiled tiy Elbcnfr‘é or.“ r ... “Telll‘ph‘cn‘e No. 112.‘ Matinee: Wednesday “dastardly... PRiCES—flfiineu, soo out: at 10c: tell mimics at coo, Night 100.20cundMi Plays. Climbed pandas: dTburfdey Y8 8 TONIGHT '4 “ The Finger Ol' searnj' A comedy mi: Ice Cream Mstinee‘! r} Wedneedoy Reserved seats for. the Holiness. $5.00 "1 GOLD WILI. RI OWEN 3 " AWAY NEXT MONDA’N MONT: Acts Changed Evert Ilia: ‘ " m murmured“... '-‘-=...' wsék :iuus tin-o wlmdtusrvs . new use anti. PARK 6 Big Days! 6 Big Nights! onsets r... gmosruou “‘5 - Under susplces of the NorwalkAlnuw ment Association ill—BIG‘SHOWB—JO FerrIe Wheel! i Wilding Horse-l 50—NEW, NOVEL AND GEN- SATIONAL FEATURES—~50 Electrical Displequroc Acts. Bond ‘ ,3 e r, “- 1.5-5 i! .. ADMISSION T0 PARK FREE. “ 7" :- . if you know 138 much shoots Cadillac as Is holiday, by even Cadillac ewiler their re: it Would be ' ‘ :“A Cadillac for nape-us tht'ui the one. ‘iiictcd, r,‘..el."',.toaro' . i, , . .,. . .~.. - s. n 1?! 1.6.. 'Ili’p’.‘ Knit-ESTATE ‘ Slcmblp Tickets J. M. LAYTON 8t CO (INCORPORATED) ¥RMLROADAVL BO. NORWALK. s. W rstsoitoh‘e it Iii; "m; .1; " ’erlou House .n‘ i"? (ii-8W traumatic) ‘* * EAST NORWALK. Slimmer FumIture that is perinatal-1y pleasing: to design and thoroughly motile. Chairs. nook glamour!» Small Tables. Tabonrettea. .2! ’. II'IId Reed rot». the ‘mm... nan Piazza or landmar- living scorn no furnishings can equal. these articles for comfort, . coolness and artistic onsets. The'A 'JjAngevme a Son Co tee-1st wumrtorou writ“ T but} .y‘.‘
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