w...
d ”but if there is no disposition on the
‘ . will! the federal officials to make
“ . lpoolol anxiety to band this over
2 M30 hind in an inventory Decem-
oorpprdtion lax! failing to ,re
re heed at the hands of the not
than government. for it will no
\I
,a amulet ililued.
ing lnvenlory
fiG'I‘QN, .ian.17.-—Many ot
. . Hold prominent manufacturing
' . erm in Connecticut are much per-
$1300 over-Alp; new corporation to:
M. and not do much over the tax or
' tr cant-thoush of course they have
" the national governmentwaa over
‘ " in. the law which required
1:0er
alloy in which. the law in worded
it obligatory on them to
on“ inventory on this date. some
thing which couldn't be done in one
(193*, for one thlux. and which it.
would he veg inconvenient for a ma-
., rot the manufacturers to do.
W the moon that then luvcntorleu
are taken at other times in the yum.
and to take tvvo inventories a rear.
involving the partial or entire shut
tin; down of their plants for lien)!"
ill dhys or even weeks in some crises.
is containing not to he thought of
.. Trust to Conn. Delegation.
Wherefore, not a few of 21119 Nut
muss: States mauuiacturefia have re-
bor fled from waiting ”'3- inventory
or twofhe date of Bengali, 1909, and!
ice very«ling to tthXunnocik-ui dole '
as well the Sen and House to;
Untiaulltfm of tile situation without
and “dewpublc. The Attorney Gen
young marl... United States is to be ap
MW.“ exert made. to con
vince Mr. Wickeraham that the reunite
would be disastroua if the letter of
the idw mutt be lived up to
Gives Mon Their choice.
in correspondence on this subject
reference is made to the fact that in
her 13*. requiring the filing of certain
corporation information with the sec
rotary of the state Connecticut has
mo it Buy for the corporations to
06le by giving them their choice
of talking the Invert on February iii
on t 15 and making the report
as of January 1 or .llll\ «l whhb at
Willy gives them nix Weeks in which
to prepare whatever luventou thr-y
lied on which to base the report
To be cure privilege of thin uovt
chill lie granted under the preheat
Will; of the corporation tax law
Mitchell with it. tor-mu eaaler than
fill. ietterof the law pleat rihea, an um»
Mint will be fivcpal'od and sub-
{allied to the senate to brim: about u
ethnic.
'H consideration or Taft.
The Connecticut manufacturers
lid" recently accomplished nomethiux
w I. lederai department or it has
Mil dime for them by Senator liulko
-thi| loads to the hope that
amply not dud their poultiou on
m to, the attention of President
if all else fails. in the tentative
“idiomatic“ prepared by the Con-
.huroatl for aubmllslon to manufac-
, in. connection with the menu
’ census which will be taken
roan till» your were some
, , . ¥ we objectionable to the menu
W 0f Connecticut and the, at-
ot the bureau war cailed to
Millet of Questions.
.tountl. that the information
.hllfi button was desirous of on
dtioould be obtained quite as
‘ilv for changing the form of the
“dilution: and this has been douo'and
ORI'QANViLi-l PROOF. . .
Bobtail. 482 Booth at. Ben.
Writes: “For over eighteen
,1 rm a rufferer from kidney
liar trouble. During the whole
treated by several do
' . leveral different kidney l:
i” «it: use I commenced tn
“Kiddo l’ilin‘.I uri‘t‘il it’ll! finding:
to try on w e g II o
mintereuted inst what Ft»
w Pills did for me." Bridge
' and il‘. H. Baxter.
1,400 Prisoners Taken in Baille oi
Recreo. Nicaragua. Living
in Fine Style
~7—d:_——_.
' BhUEFlELfiS. Nicaragua, Jan. i.-~
via New Orleans. Jan. 8~The reudi
nose of an American warship to cope
with the unexpected, has been ahowu
here iu’many ways but in particular
bv the establishment of "Camp Nib
lack." where Paynrasier . '0le Far-
well, of the Tacoma, in feeding MOO
uprlsouero taken at the battle of Recreo.
and feeding them in a style undrearned
of in their native buuh.
Theoampia informally named by
I‘arwell after hie commanded, but that
was a second thought. after a big
range of steel rails had been improvin-
ctl. II shelter for the. aallom provided.
and lltliillllg else was needed anvc the
name and an American flag.
When it, urns uudtleulv decided by
Tlromaa P. Moffatl, the American con-
an]. that the. increase of the towua pop-
ulation by l.ltltl oi lbe dirtloai human
beings endangered the health or lilo
Americana. “El liluff" was chosen an
a camp for them. The bluff letlu in
between the sea home eight or tea
Inllee pant of Binoi‘lelds and a shallow
lagoon.
There in no embarrassment of houn-
log and guarding the prisoneru. They
lIubiluullv sleep in the open and M1 of
the Zelayans in Christendom could
not drive them from the smell of s an
very pot The latter bad to be pro
vided, lrowr-v,er and the Americana in
the live houra given them for prepara-
tion were equal the the fault.
A rough ecu was running, but tinnrd
meats, bread, beans.“onlon sea biscuit.
and other Commissary "gear" ware
safcly stowed aboard the small hours
had landed. Half a dozen ollaoleto
ralia u'cre secured from the custom
aid, and noon eight pout were trimmer-
lng with rich. nutritious aoup. Night
had fallen when the firm batch of prla
oners. 30 strong (or more properly
weak, l'ov they were nearly ntarvedl
.Irrived.
There was a hopeful "viva Aurel-r
runs!" as the wretched tottering prin-
onera saw the sailors moving uhout
with innit-rue.
l‘arwull served 1.200 rations or noup
that night, or about four qnnrlu to
each prisoner. They would cal and
Ilwu aim-p an hour or no. then beg for
more. When day break came ”14' onl-
llt war: for the mold part enjoying the
miracle of unlimited food. Homo who
had eaten until they could out no more,
gazed with looks of cllvy anti disap-
pointment at their more fortunate
conir‘adea whoao t'npuclly had not been
annulled.
The prisoners. to appearances at
least, are far inferior to tho ludlnun
of the Bout count. it in to be rumour
bored. however, flint they had jual
come from many works of starvation
in the bush. and appeared at their
worst. A singularity noted union;
them With llrelr desire for call. The!
naked luv it do often that. Farm-ll now
keeps an open box of it whore any one
can get all he wants. The prlmnern
take it by the handful and walk about
eating li like a lot of cheep.
When tut-fault» with the nod (Irons
aupplleu arrived a low tinyu ago. the
poor buahmcu indeed opollt‘fl their
eyes. There wan colfoo for all. corp
«leased milk. ten ((tlrov had never
heard of tea). meal, tinned gooda of
all ‘ sorts. lmaus, rlco.-~s veritable
dream of feastlna ‘
After exposure. and when you feel a
cold condo on, like Foley's Honey
and 0:011.” strut!I ibrouthsndulnus
I" s 9 units . to In
no” y 159936 erpa‘eir tho cod
from” mi tern. it mildly laxative.
Bridle Pharmacy and in. it. Buster. fl
cHiilidio w‘IrH parsA‘tmo Apron.
Martin. tron of a formlranayor of Bon-
too. who won urrerlred bore yesterday
an a fugitive from justice. was. today
'taken back to button to answer to a
charge of stealing three automobiles.
valued at 31700 and the larceny of
into in each. Martin made no chino.
thrill to returning for trilll
llii or r iii In
’ "Wincthll
w oilfipW own
oi Norwallt ‘
Generous Support Should Be Given
Hospital and Other Institutions
The that number of The Civics Bul-
letin. which. it is announced. is de-
voted to the betterment of Nor-walk.
all of Norwalk. every part and region.
without sectiounllsm, appeared today.
and other numbers will be published
from time to time. The publishers
estate that they will neck reliable in»
formation an to the coat of every lmv
provement suggested by it and the
coal ofila program an a whole it will
inveetlxate the advantages likelv to
follow
The ilrul number in prepared by
provisional editors. who will give place
to others, and the 0 again will probablr
give place to all others. thus giving
the widest scope and repreaentailon
and untranrmelled disposition.
The followlnn la quoted from the
flrut number:
Norwulk in u wlmlexouro town. and
by taking thought may still more lili-
pr-ove health and lengthen life and
mluliy become the moat healthful town
in the nitric. Michigan hurt- looked
after its water. and baa the loweal
death rate of any illnte in the union.
New York city title last your ha»
made a new record in health.
Frederick ill. Hover aaia there are
aeventeon ornanlmtiona in Norwalk
which are giving attention in ila but.
torment, and be promuen federation
and concerted action unreal: them.
The mayor and common moduli of
both Norwalk and south Nor-walk arr-
coniompinlinu joint action for penns~
ueni road continuation and um await;
in: the roporla of committees of the
citizens on the best meihoda,
The Civics imanue of Norwullt in II
woman's club organized to give elforl
to all well-moanlnx work. by any wot
man and by thr- league no It whole,
which in Willi directed and intended to
make Norwallr what it ought in be.
Any woman can become a member
who believer in the purported of the
league. and will give such time as who
our afford.
Norwalk has unrivalled interests.
natural beanilea. resourced, nitunflou.
history and ‘deullni'. auch an it la.
if was bequeathed to up by our father»
with low and pride, btri without aye
lvmulic nnd comprehensive develop
merit: and ludivldunlu. eluba. local you
ornmnnln and public men have seldom
applied iholuaulvml lo the prlfiilem of
the lwlter Norwulk with continuity of
Mona or with unilanuiun tool.
Whirl la the Norwuik of the future
to be? Not le'l'lll) a city of pretty
lawuu and isolated human. Thorn are
in be lll‘iiliil llupmvenlonia plnunod an
a whole, iral'ulonlouu. effective. Hulr
rluullul and for the illithtutt good.
The (Wire Lennon pvtipouon fll'al.
tllurusalnn. with the blunt-at uiIIlu km!
for Ht-oIIIluulv unuilulualllt- resulla, bni
with the deep conviction that what
ought to he can he, and that the limit
atop towuvtl ille onvlhly paradise in to
plan it. Nothing allould be 1qu out
that in I'vattonubie and that can coir
tribute to the common good.
l. The whole town in corioel'ned.
and no public work abould 1w narrow
cd to u hirer-i or a amnion. llu location
by the sea is tho prime factor. it
should have ll hllfll‘fl park of liberal
dlmnnuious. capable of indefinite im-
provement; perhaps nine an inland.
ll abould aluo have an interior park
on the hills toward the west or on the
itoelttl road. and a playground. or elite
the parks should be planned to include
piay-mrounda. heal errata has not yet
advanced to render thin impracticable.
it in rapidly arivanolng and no time
should be idol.
2. The nvenrres and made should bu
improved with an eye to permanent
construction. in some canon changed
in location. and in other canal broad.
cued and made lit for modern traffic,
with low cost of maintenance. Thor
ounhi’ures leading through the town
abould give the neural traveler the fa-
urvea and that would not he forgot-
ten. internal traunit. ihould be ado
huute reconnect till great centers with
boob other and with the parlor. till!
public lmprovementa. the trap and the
adjacent century. The ideal Noltwallr
bridge should be altered of bulldlutul.
JACK)? We‘d 42nd
SneehNYCity '
E are the largest exclusive Piano and Pie er-Piano
the very finest material and
Manufacture of our Planer.
irect to you. you can secure a Piano of
rice that you wood
;radc' for the same
ordinary make elaew ere.
manufacturers in the
Inside and sold to date over 95 .000 Plunds. Only
United Staten. e have
workmanship enter. into the
Owing to the fact that we
the highest
pay for on
Our case designs cover a
variety of over 40 difierent designs and woods.
"with Plum. .3150 lurid!
rather-m. 5395' am.
Soul Monthly Payment- Accepted
Special Sale of Slightly Used Pianos
' ' pinne- have been taken in exchange impart
numerator: new pit-no,- and piano liver: and are in
many indium» «good so new.
ey include the
following and similar standard malt es:
Stairway
Kronich & Bach
Jacob Doll Stodart
Send the coupon attached
for a can: decorum" 1“ °‘
3......" " ...i"“‘.: 3.31.. m'
a
new damned. our mail
WWW Pin-
““23",.“ irom
Jacob Boll 8t sons,»
‘ “I Wat 43nd street
it! “A” “M"
llcvhrkCity
.ronma are hot two
the Grand can“ ‘1
Chick-doc Knobs
Weber
SEND “TO-DAY THIS COUPON
JACOI bout 50”. ha.
110 West and 81..
it" Yeti Ck].
Gentlemen!
Send me list of slightly used
pianoo and indication of new pianos
and player pinned. ‘
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Ii, 1‘ uglneullng plirfuaulonal yakili
outlet at cornputoni fltl‘ll‘l‘li) committee
of the city, is alone adequate to thin.’
and lundacupv effect ahoultl he the aim.
on well an utility and local convert
inner. and with thin plan for roads
and parka uhouid be lileortmrnled an
an integral port ”wheel, the planting
of trot-a. in slruula and paritr. and no ,
rho watt-r sheila of all rvraervulru. the
piano for public. buildings. their local-i
lion. their architecture. their pormn
hence for ages and their adaptation:
in prurient and future hernia. and lbiw
whether the bhlldlnm are built one
for anon. or only in n tllatam future
4. Health Is the Inland) need of
1 STEKH
lulan and ihew town have the benefit
of unit eraal lrauafm and loner fared.
l-‘lnally. mime wishes and good in-
Icntluuk, impractical plans. hasty ung-
itt'niimlu. upload over indeflulate time.
may be lost 0r full of definite effect.
There in a movement in llonton to-
ward a comprehensive working plan
by iris. a imindatluu ml which the
tuliy oi the future shall grow. llallnx
the rvvuourcon of the oily. and what in
fining done for tho good of the whole.
with definite plane to lulu-z all tilt
resources of tin tilt to hear on such
work an tnakek for the common pro-
Au exhibition is planned fol
each year until Hill: and in that war
m. conimunliv. and thorough. ma i”‘“ purpose in lo have the city list-ll
4. math. well directed effort should be
cxpcnded on thin subject. Alruatly
"onlpl‘t‘lrniiuli'o plan» have been made
and are in course of execution. pro»
riding a wholesome and adequate war.
or unpply. and Ila won an the present
new reaervolr via molt-led iht' (lrupn
l't'lNH‘VUll‘ Ithonid be cleaned. 'l‘hc
South Nor-walk filters proornl prob
hunts for study. and both uiutema
should be worked together. i‘illllilll'it'il
while land la cheap. and perfected
Thtll milk supply and the dairies
lrnur which it comes should iw r‘urci’ul
iv lltupecitul. Tilcrn- two. water and
milk. if lit-plot'lcti. uprt'nti dloeduc and
tit-nib Nor'wulk in no alluait-d that ii
may have the bent. Mil-r there two
as a neuron of diocese. but hardly lean
than ellhcv wulcr or milk. in dual. and
"Ililii-(liilt ohould be lmpoaaihlo cvt-II
.lllilt'l‘ IIIotleru colldilltunl of ivulllc,
lllll tiilf‘ll remit: to tiili'lprdua tillut ile-
[our permanent (‘flflllll‘ilt‘lltlil or l‘mttlti
‘u t‘ltl‘l‘lt‘tl out alIould be favored.
l’rclcnlalllc distance. and unperiaily
«‘onluulouu (linemen. uhould us far on
utmalbio lit: lIIt-l willl “lithium and
with all consideration for their vie.
limo. and to prevent their tull‘tlfltl the
schools ahonld he lllflilf’lt‘if‘fl weekly
Ind individual canoe quarantined. (:er
bane should be collected.
a. The public aohoola of the town
illOllld be thoroughly reorganized. Im.
proved and put under central control.
rod a technical cotton! for both boya
Intl plrln between eight and fourteen
rhould be estulrliuhed.
u. The library should be outmoded
0 include uulmluutially all the great
books or the World. in blutorv. in lit
eruturo. in biography, in nectar. and
1 niasouahle proportion of the latent
.mndard aniohlldc wovku. nipple-mono
ml with some of theworlrlus manuals
In the great industries and their lead-
lllg uulullvlsloua
l. The iroapital. the dispensary and
the lid} Nursery enould have unlin-
jtlos rapport.
ii. The town pooviiouao hurl farm
mould be well kept. noientllicully plum
alumna soliouulniuiait it should be
a modal tam.
Vol-able Impression that the town no ‘
a. hapld truualt alrould be attdlned.
m theoretical ludicroua ty‘ltem
mhlie opinion in their ways other villi
m. In“ new a and will mail. '
reach that town flout Now ”for
and nude n anhntantlal «renovate moth
ed caurewsy. ,
bu lho llnnl exhibition. lia lnaiilulinna
and gmerumenl. lta homer and lac
fork-d, lu streets. and public works.
its parka and public bulidluxa. ll»
scope and frlnrilona. There is a plan
to combine all the hnulneus organisa-
tloua of the city. some of them in poor
shape, into one effective body. it was
laughed at; it Who lluposuihle. lull it
was done The walchword la "lioaton
1915." “Phone words are on every
ruin-ct car. it mount-I team work and
union play. The idea in worth study
and the nincI-rc compilmont of build
lltlll.
in Nora-hilt. too. a limit should be sol
an in Ilouton to realize the foregoing
objects to some extent. to for us is
patriotic. reasonable and just. in order
that the current year-mine preaeui
mouth. may not be lost to useful effort:
in order that tIilikIl‘iIllllly mu bt- gin-u
in Nurwulk to cvcvv woman of high
purpose. llrul to think. then to ucl.
with the best effort, either wltlr llrc
:‘lt'lca League or ill her own noiltlulv.
There in no town in the world her
lor r-rlluuloti or having greater natural
rcntmvcoa and beauties. none thai
lendn itself no Well to improvement.
none where the problems of definite
rdvsuco in all that apporinlna to clv‘
ilizntlon are murmopeu for solution.
than Norwallt by the nee, when ahe
thall become one and indlvlalble.
.1. Wallace Marvin aura that the pro-
pelled new concrete (runaway in place
of the present pile structure at South
Norwalk. and clearing' the bridge of
the abacus would add hulf a mllllon
dollar: to real estate values in [out
completed.
Thomas 1 Raymond anyu there are
too pram officials and too many re.
duplicated officer la The Norwalka.,
’l‘he ilulletin la printodmrutultously
this time. . . ,
The next llullotin will. record any
progress that may be made in the one
cation of its program and will publish
the srlgxeudona or some of our dia-
tln‘ulshed citisenlv.
93:0 happiness of your life depdnds
it till; olfality of altitu- ruthenium»
.mnr our ulster onion in tile ninth all ‘ "
outlourrlu. linear saA
2r .
to
”1191!... 9mm. including
4 notationaodho $1800
tel accommodation. .
‘t’e‘ laureate mun comma-r
. 11love outing. lno titling trans-
mono and Iro- w 00
tel pedommotistiou. .
Norwnlk alone. the day the bridge was ,
”you! Auvllhl. 1.; a “it? “A '.-
mould he thoroupbiy "organised on . i; _ _
der the torch of educated dud inninteut '
I dollarnlddr'lnu the pnat dad}
lilo tutu oration: and or
g on bmadstuda, Innate. not edttlti, nth.
. The only direct line to gig Milli Comfort without chin
stumble- on all equipped. with the ilnltpli Wirolm Telugu-ugh mid.
Steamers leave New York or
Sunday at ‘l' p. at. arrivfn' in N
SEND FOB lLLUB‘l‘
Sunday at ii p. at. arriving
ery 0
-.01d Point Conlfort. foliowlnmmorn‘lggyk (ionic Norfolk daily except
about 3: 30 p.
Tickets and stateroom renovations, Pier as. North River, foot of peach 8L. '
O
TED PAMPHLET.
3‘ w.1. WOODROW. Trailic Manager. .1. .1. BROWN General Passenger Agent.
General Guides. 8MB heat-h at. N.
NORWALK BU] LDiNO NOTES.
m
(The Commercial Record.)
-... .1...
Ready to Lain.
Thu nuwrrealdence in Cedar utrcet
for l. Mortimer Hoyt. for which St.
John til Keillor have the general tod-
tracl. in read) to lath Contracts for
the plumbing and furnace heating
have been given to Jones dc Hotchkies
and Eugene Mitchell in doing, ‘the
painting. As previously reported.
Thomas Robina has the mason work.
The piano show a frame house. with
ablngled sides and roof. the rooms bo-
lng finished in hard whorls and provid-
ed with every convenience.
East Nurwslk House.
Work baa been started on a new
house in East Norwulk in Fort street
for Morris Erratum. Br. John a Keyaer
have the general contract. Thomas
Robins doing the mason work, Joana
& llofrhltlse the plumbing and fur-
nut-e healing and Eugene Mitchell the
painting. The plans show a frame
house. arranged for one family, pres
rider! with conveniences.
Ready to Pinter.
Contractors St. John & Kc; not have
tho one-family house in Cove street.
Earn Norwalk. for Fred Scum.
to planter. Thoma: Robina in dnlnt
the mason work. Charles l’ennell the
:lumhlng and healing and immune
Mirchcll the painting. The house In
of wood. containing eight rooms.
Cove Street House.
Work is well along on a new house
in Cove 8111‘61, East Norwalk, for
David Tvounuon. for which St. John
lb Kvyuer have the general contract.
The plans show a frame house, ar‘
ranged for one family. provided with
'bc mural conveniences. Thomas Rob
.m. is doing the motion work. Chariots
Pcnm-ll the plumbing and furnace
routing and Eugene Mitchell the paint»
inn.
Harry W. Mather is making homo
changes to a building at the corner of
South Main street and Woodward urc-
nue. for l". H. Pitch.
Waldron a Riordan have been
awarded the contract for some In
:orior changes to u aiore in Main
atml for Henry T. meitl.
Title is WORTH RIMIMBIRINO.
Whenever you have a cough or cold.
lust remember that Foley's Honey and
l‘ar will cure it. Remember the name.
Foley's Honey and Tar and refuse
anhstitutes. Bridge Pharmacy and F.
Ii. Baxter.
on.—
ADVERTIGID LETTERS.
Relow is a list of letters remaining
recalled for at the following poet oili-
1: for the current week.
South Norwoik.
Elinor liar-per, i‘lll't‘ Raymond illoa.
lilaa tlrnco Bradley.
Arthur lluff.
lira. (llua .lohnaou. ind Arch St,
'l-lui‘r'y Kepler.
Thomas Knight.
ltdtll' lamp.
Fred 8. Melon. ll Union St.
Mrs..l4‘rod Marvell, 125 Coder St.
John llcNeeioy. lid So. Main St.
Mr. Monroe, Columbia Ribbon Co.
Mira. Mice Morgan.
Miss Ruth Morton.
Joseph Murphy.
William Pervert.
Mien W. A. Ryan.
Semko Audrashuk.
.l. A. Sinclair.
hm. William Bouillon. Taylor Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. William 3. While.
ill. it. CROWN. l‘. M
Wm
. AGRICULTURAL (8001.167! IX-
PORTID.
WABllthl'l‘ON. Jun. il.—~ Nine on
firm doiims‘ worth of agricultural pro-
tiuetli were «period from the United
biotic duriud the last ten yearn, no
tutorial: to ant-lit: of thtiltlc‘a' adorn
atlona Aarloluturnl products expert
on durlurtlie lineal year 1009 amount-
ed todvoopoagoo. . .
While the agricultural all. their
a said of titer olie hundred million
do do
crowd t‘le‘uidbil ill shown in run-
I .00"
Thin loan it more than offset by the
j mat lpcl‘da’ie in oxpurlattodu or rat
310d. . ,
.l“
,, .‘f
ready.
=3
FlLED u". eacneraav'e Home:
Documents have been flied us fo|~
lows in the olllco of the slate secre-
vary:
The Rev. W. A. liarty branch of the
Ancient Order. of Hibernlona; articles
of aeaoclation: located in New Britain.
The Mullen Realty company. of Wat-
ertowm certificate of incor'poration;
capital stock, $100. 000 The incorpora-
find are Nathaniel it. BIouuon. Law-
rence 1. Lewis and Walter 1). Austin.
The Silllx Lumber and Mill corn-
pany. of Winchester; certificate of in-
corporation; capital stuck. 310.000; in-
corporators, Moaea Selig. Frank 8.
Mann and George 0. Faster.
The Non-Limit! company. of Bridge-
port: certificate-of incorporation; capi-
tal stock, 8100.000: incorporatora.
John H. Flood, Frank ‘M. Patterson,
Frederic A. Bartlett.
HEXAMETHVLENETETRAMINE.
The above in the name of a German
chemical. which is one of the many
valuable ingredients of Foley's Kidney
Remedy. Hexamethylenetetrsmine is
recognised by medical text books and
authorities as a uric acid solvent and
anlieeptic for the urine. Take Foley's
Kidney Remedy as soon as you notice
any irregularities and avoid a serious
malady. Bridge Pharmacy and F. H.
Baxter. "
FEDERAL DEPARTMENT OF EDU-
CATION.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.-—~Tbe propo-
.»lilou for a federal department of edu-
cation, instead of a bureau as at
present, raising the work to a cabinet
dignity. is to be urged on the House
Committee on Education. The com-
mittee has advised Representative
Gouldeu. tho author of a bill for the
purpose that it will give a. hearing to
him and to those who have been prose
in: for the change. at any time
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Dividend; Notice
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Semi-Annual Dividend
The Norwalk Savings
Society
Norwnllt. Conn. Dec. id. 1009.
At a meeting of the lllrectors of
his Society. held this day, a dividend
it, the rate of FOUR it) per cent. per
:uunm was declared to detmeltor‘e
from the earnings of the hi: months
ending December 31. 1009.
The name will be entered on pus
books and paid on and after January
10,1910
By order of the Board of Directors.
FREDERICK A. lib“.
Trimm-
Dividend ”Notice
The SouthNonalkSs'vlmBsnlt
Soul: Ntrmlk Colin.
At a meeting of the directorn of thin
bsnk held thin day. a dividend pt the
rate of four per cent. per annum was
declared to depositors from the m
lugs of the tilt montha oil'dink
.u liliill. The same will be outstation
lllaltu liooltll and plid on and Mitt- Jill.
lolly Order of hill oird 'ol illrlitilortt.
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invest at. drain ft annual.
be credit/uglier t1 piling: i in. flav-
lnm Department. In; the current Iii:
months ending multiplier that. on.
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Norwalk Chronicler