‘Pro
Ill ‘m’l‘. l ”My
Personal at itch van to all
prbscrtptionn fix. ,fl
Chliira for? out" trolley patrons.
Come in and wait for your car.
BRIDGE WCY
J. PACE“; Manager.
The “removing-Axillary. of Christ
Church is meeting-this afternoon with
Mrs. Frederick M. Wheeler. of Cottage
street. 7
Mrs. William Young, of Charles H.
street formerly or East Norwltlk.i
recoveriii'g’ tiifoelyfrom her aeve ere a:
lack of pneumonia.
" ”The éii"“‘im‘nes' Circle of King‘s
Daughters is in session this an.
ternoon with Mrs. Charles W. Biyuen-
burg. in Cove avenue.
The Ryder and Howard tnarltet on
the Washington street bridge and in
the rebuilt Hefner block, is being tit-
ted with a metal ceiling.
Even with the stormy Weather, the
Young Men's Association held their
meeting last evening at the East A'ie-
nue Methodist church.
The. regular weekly prayer meeting
will be held tlfla evening at tile East
Avenue ethodist Church. when the
pastor, Rev. W. W. Gillies, will lead.
Mr. and Mrs. Enoeh Bowen. of St.
.lohn street, are arranging a party for
Saturday evening in honor of their
guest, Miss Faust, who formerly lived
in East Norwalit.
The blustry northwest wind sent
the tide off the flats today and made
conditions prime, apparently, for soft
clam operations. it Is not. possible
to gel the big goslings ttntll the arrlv
at or extremely low tides.
Mrs. Ralph Dibble, of New Haven is
a guest of her, relatives, Captain
Charles W. Blydonburg, of (love ave-
nue. Mr. Dibble, who is outplayed in
a large New Haven store. came over
Sunday and was met by many old
friends.
The date has not yet been settled
for the supper which the Old Well
Hook and Ladder Company members
are going to tender to the Mayfiowcrs
an a result of the recent Intern-om
pnuy plnochlc tournament. The date
will probably be decided upon during
the next few days.
—~iianncr tireatl is best. 'l‘cl. lift-ll
Various tenants along the Washing
ton street bridge seemed very much
rcllcverl this morning oii account of
the success of their efforts in thawing
pill the frozen water pipes. i-Io for an
t'tllilfl be ascertained all or ill» trouble
due to the late cold wave has now
been overcome and the tit-xi one is
awaited.
Thc blacksmith shops were busy
places this morning on account of the
icy conditions on the highway, title to
the vicissitudes of the weather during
the last twenty-four hours. Hidewalks
were also not in ideal condition this
morning. requiring pedestrians to step
gingerly and to Clilfiwllt‘ much care.
The snow rain and plant did not malt-m
tally effect the trolley service last
evening.
There are already several East Nor-
waik men who are members of "If!
Merchanis‘ and-Manufacturers’ AAMJ‘
elation and who are prominent in its
work but an effort will he minds to get
more of the residents over hard to iota
in. Two East Norwnlk men. Edwm
it‘. snubbed Arthur Waloron. are on
the special committee of tin» Amma-
tiotn'appoinlod last night to matte a
study of the bridge problem.
An illustration was used last night
at the meeting or the Harbour nnd‘
Mannuctiircn‘ Association which
strikes hard. it was said that one than
who has built two or film house is
toast Not-walk and has made this part
Willow“ his condom. states that
he intends to sell his m out so
soon as possible. on acmnt‘ of tho
disreputable condition d thir'Waiiblnl‘
ton street bridle and more to some
other pm of the town.
The untamed are discussing the
order of the south semis health
tantra to the sadci mi: in removii
the shrill fills from the Washington
street bridge This shell pile has no-
more h‘arcal deal or theories as it
increased and diminished with the
means Now tho point being raised
. at the coat to the nasal people or shift
V .titnei gJuly.
' the bridge. The special town meeting
‘1 Wiring the bitch pile
This is not the plant-
lug mos can it moved will, have to
ho stored. biaowbere until planting
it there is anybody in Blast Nor.
walk who doesn't favor something be-
ing done to the Washington street
bridge he hasnt made his identity
known. People of this ends of the
town are very much interested in ev-
cry discussion concerbin the bridge
and hence the discussion f the bridge
problem at the meeting of the
chante' and Manufacturers’ Asa t...
tlott last night was of much impor-
tance to the” people on this side of
which will consider rescinding the
vote. to fill in the structure will an-
doubtedly bemflended by a big re-
presentation from here. This state-
presentatlon from here. This senti-
ment In favor of rescinding theyote,
to consider a concrete arch bridge has
been steadily growing and bids fair to
he the most. important town matter of
the year.
Colonial parties are belilg planned
for the patriotic holidays.
The Kindly club. of Howayton, has
secured the Peterson Family. of New
Haven, in given concert in the Row-
aytou Methodist Church on Friday
evening. The proceeds of the enter.
talnlllent will go to help pay for the
piano recently purchased by the Sun-
day school of the Meilit‘idlsi‘chlircli.
f
Russell Griswold. who was taken to
the Stamford Hospital. yesterday. un-
derwent an operation for appendicitis
at 3:30 o'clock. perfortntvl by In. Mor-
., . Coed, “tor Curtis Eddy.
,agaiust the wows company, asserted
inattacl. is able to M.
who has
ty will: to the 31%;“th
work.
birch Mu no Wolforth. who was
called at Massachuubtsmi' the death
of Mr. Wolforth’s father, has return.
ed. “~
The remains of William Gayer. who
died in Florida, hpve been brought to
Westbort anti interred in Willow
Brook cemetery.
Miss Icons sipperly got Norwal'll.
was in town Monday and took part in
the musical program at the meeting
held at Shitgatuclt.
The Misses Clear. accompanied by
Rev. J. 4. Donna .attcnded the fun-
erai of Miss Margaret Clear (Sister
Josephine) at Seton, N. Y. '
The Princess Sunshine club compos-
ed of the Children of the Congrega-
tional church is planning to hold a
social on St. Valentine's day.
Miss May Burr. Mrs. J. Taylor
and George P. Jennings have been ap-
pointed to take charge of the dinner
at the Farmer" a Institute to be held
February 22.
At the meeting of the Ladies‘ auxi-
iiary at the home of Mrs. M. H. Colley,
Tuesday afternoon. Miss Hall gave an
interesting address upon a "Year‘s
Course in the Gospel In Latin Lands."i
A collation and social hour followed. l
' 3W al'Qm‘ Ill-- --'i'h_e gain!
or western lawyeri who are here in
the interests of lbs minority stock-
holders of», the . 17?!in States Tole-
phone Company. the Cuyahoga Tole
pho'fle Company and other supposedly
independent companies in the Middle
West expected today to prove that R.
1., Day and company. the New York
bankers, sold the majority shares. or
control iii those companies, to” intcn
oats allied will! “I! American Tole
phone and Telegraph Company.
They proved yesterday, in the de-
- positions taken for the Ohio Supreme
Court, that Day and Company contrac
ted to buy the control for the giant
company, but officers of the American
company testified that. they did not
exercise their option, and that Day
Company sold the stock to some one
else—4h knew not to whom:
Tile we tern lawyers expect to prove
that Day and Company sold to J. P.
Moran and Company, and that Mor-
gan and Company are holding the
shares for the American Company. [it
this conection J. P. Morgan is expec-
ted to be a most important witness in
a day or two. He has consented to ap-
pear and H. B. McCraw, of Cleveland,
who is conducting the examination.
states that he will call him.
E
COWLES ARGUES FOR CHEAP
MAILS.
WASHINGTON Feb. l0.—-—Aniong
Statement of Anti-acycott Attach-"“0“ “"0 “”"°“‘°" "mm“ “mm
ing borers the house post-cities com-
0
tlon ' Pm‘" ' ,tnittee in relation to second- class mat
The following is from yesterday' a for was James L. Coulee, of Farming-
Daily Trade Record. New York' ton, the secretary of the Postal Prog-
, roan league Mr. Condos in addition
Walter C" Merritt. counsel 10" the to presenting his views as to the post
American Antl- Boycott
association age on magazines, spoke In resard to
which is backing D. E Loewe & Co.. parcels post and other postal matters
in their tight to secure carriages life made quiteln‘p flJ‘gtlltnont in bandit
0 better posts so tea. and age act
against the ”we" and member. of the railroads and express companies.
the. United Hatters of North America' W
and others for a boycott declared
TH E LOEWE CASE.
0......
yesterday to a reporter for the Daily
Trade Record that all efforts of the
rls. of New York. Today the patient
batters to appeal from the verdict of
74.000 secured under the Sherman
any to to Have divert
WWW-u cantor.
was reported as doing as Well as could Ant|~Truat Law, on Friday last. would
be expected. His iiiuuy friends hopcqw contacted to the end On march
for his speedy recovery and return to i ”th the attorneys for the defense will
of all present.
Rowayton.
A very pleasant birthday surprise
party was tendered to Miss Lillian
Raymond at
street. last. evening. Despite the in
clemeuc.) of the wcnther, in large nttin
ber of her friends gathered by ullllullilv
meat at the home of Miss Mary Snifv
fin. next door. and truth there they
swooped down on Miss Raymond. giv—
ing her a genuine surprise. (Iatncs
were quickly gotten under way. and a
most enioyable time was spent until
nearly 1 o‘clock in the morning. when
the party regretfully broke up. Res
{YFHllllanlH W91“? Hi‘I'Vt’il ill ll Ht‘llfiml-
able hour. to the further enjoyment
insidious
w
.lames Mclteynolds, of Fitch's Sol
dicr's Home informed the police to;
day, that he lost a gold filled will“;
here on Jan. 26 Mr. Mellcyuolds has .
no definite idea of the place w-hert or
the manner in which lli‘ lost the
watch.
William Stafford in laying out a
tract of land in Nornton of about silt
or seven acres it lit located lust above
tlic Soldiers Home. end the land is
being tlaltrcd of wood and overgrowth
utid tlivltlcd itp into building lots
When the wont of , . rig in channel
ed, Mr. tilafford V ‘ that the sale:
i
i
or the lots will ' him several
thousand dollars. .
a
illllll
Itobcrl Halve lit ill with chicken-
libs.
Judge Warren i‘oatcr has a new au~
to car.
Mili- Alice inndon is again on the
sick list.
Orlando I. Allen has been
llw grill.
Mrs. Charles MarElwt-c
t'uinlng her brother.
Fred. M. salmon has been on a lliiiil'
nous trip to “drum.
it. C. hlmpson. the Alain airucl drug
gist, is In Massachusetts.
Mrs. Albert N. smith has returned
from a visit in West Haven.
Hilts Laura Chapman attended the
Art league meeting in lirldgepori
Monday. .
Chests from out of town have been
entertained at the home of doom:
Ialrehiid
[.4th day will be‘oheerved in tho
local schools irriday with appropriate
exercises.
violin Harlow of Cross Highway has
added more flock to his large herd the
last tough.
The Int of the union lesion ser
vice bold in CW church last areal
in. was largely attended. ,
lit with
in outer-
her home. in itavntoud'
,movc to have the verdict set aside as
icxcessivo, and this Mr. Merritt will
[bitterly contest, for should the verdict.
he set aside it would necessitate a
lnevi trial, which he paid would be a
81' vote in: on fl. E Movie 1 GO
if the verdict Is not sustained, the
Ant lBoycoit association is prepared to
tight the case in the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals, where. it is
said, the labor organisation will next
entry the can. The only grounds up-
on which an appeal can be made, do-
clared Attorney Merritt, in the charre
VERY LITTLE
air. Merchant to have an ELECTRIC
BICN for yous «an and allow win-
dow. We make them. all clues. and
flier BELL THE 0000!“
Try a small sign for a Itarfor—dhc
increase in your business will cause
you to order In." on“.
Ichamc for Tracti- of... the thoian
* River
That’ the Connecticut Company
would be glad .to construct a trestle
War the Noroton River at Miller's
Bridge, providing the necessary we
liminaries could be arranged, seems
to be a generally accepted opinion
The petition now in ciruciatlon prob-
ably will brlng the matter to an early
hearing, and. it objections to a trestle
can be removed, a through service
between Stamford and the Norwaiks
should be one of the summer improve
meals of the street railroad service.
.I. B. Potter, utouaker of the stam-
ford and Port Chester lines, is in
favor of connecting the Stamford and
Norwnlk systems, and he. said today
that he would do all he could to secure
”such connection.
"The chances are tbat‘the company
would bttlld a trestle over the river."
he said, "if too many hard conditions
were not. Imposed. The connection
should be made and, once blade, the
benefits would soon he come runitest.
Not only would the traveling public
be benefited, bill also i believe, Stain»
ford business men. A through ser‘
vice, doing away as It would with the
necessity of waltingat the bridge.
would, lie doubt. be the means of
bringing to Stamford to shop many
people who now go to Norwalk."
CARPENTERB' CONVENTION.
The. Connecticut State t‘ouncil of the
United lit-utherhrmd of Carpenters and
Joiners, which is lit convention in New
London. hold its election of officers yes-
terday afternoon. and the following
were elected; President. E .W alt.
Hartford; first r—‘Liceptosltlent. James
P. I’lunkett, New Haven; second vice-
presidont. Alexander Murphy. New
London; secretary. George Challenger.
Greenwich; treasurer, J. W. tirif’ilu.
Bridgeport. The next convention will
be held in Hartford on the ilrst Mou-
day in February. 1911.
Maxwell
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Phone Mr. Glover, on
onlfration,
Pending completion of our building.
241-5. for dear
our offices are at til Winfield St. East
Norwulk; l3 South Main St. South
Norwnlk.
Norwalk Consolidated
.Auto Company
lug-unable to agree.
tion of the value of the disea’sed ani-
mal is left to the three represents
lives
for a hearing or for witnesses or for.
a report to a court by the repesenta
conclusions, or for an appeal
dicates summary action.
that is necessary is for the representa’ l
tires to view the animal and from
value."
Iaascricd that even if the labor orgatii»
,aatlon did appeal
,Codrt the case probably would not
‘ heard.
:02 and tees, the ions sustained by the
l the trial.
of the judge to the jury ordering ”will . .
to find a verdict in favor of the lAWWl‘ lllf‘. Reed & VOlk Elem (‘0' -
lconipany, and the admittance of some 30 WASHINITON ITIIIT.
‘cvldencc by the plaintiff. .007" NORWALK.
After the appeal to the (‘licnlt (:o rt :;“"_ u
the only resource left to the “1111”!" ‘ "‘M ‘ ' W‘“
would be to carry the case to the tin rHE NEW SCIENCE
preme Court but this, Attorney .\i.r
lrltt declared lit wry unlikely it it Definition 0' Chll'ODl'Icnc
rnr as the case has already bet u la:
for» that tribunal and pruciicuili dc
titled in favor or the plaintiff. and he
Illt‘
to Supreme
The first two years that thc boycott
was in effect against lamwc 5 Co, Iii
firm, exclusive of good will and cite
tumors which wore lost as proved at
totaled 89ti..tl0ti The court
would allow datiinites only up to Sept
20.1903,and so Attorney Merritt hilt
tired that that was the reason the jury
allowed stucco in place or the 180.000
asked for. its estimated the ion to
date of inability to transact bucinqps
alone at ”16.000 at the inside figure
it» denied the charge of President
Monti of the United Hatters, who was
quoted as saying that the verdict
would have been different if it had not
been for the court‘lcharge to the levy.
Mr. Merritt alleged that the jury was
with town A Co. from the start, that
the charge influenced the verdict in no
that part of the sharps had boon omit.
led. as the result would have been the
aortic. Can your the loss to the com-
pony was estimated at alliance by At
tomcy Merritt.
At Washington on Monday a bill
was introduced by Connections
Hughes stemming labor unions from
the operations of the Aaii'i‘rust Law.
it fit atatthi that the decision in the
lame sale at Hartford against the
hollow union hound Hughes to in
troduco the bill at lllll time.
f “1" GANDHI: 40'.
waeiltitorott.» it) Ms H.
Devices whtilli htflaoh is in l’uin
has Just been appointed a spam
agent or the consumerism. and will in
a few days he anointed to duty in
West Virgihlh. ‘l‘lio salary iii a per
day, and also til for subsistence allow
antic. '
seine people are never so happy at.
respect, and that personally he wished ,
tMtilldeémo Hotel
tunes a Special .t’y
i ntropractlc in ma scream of Inc
can” of tho dial” and the It! 0! N1
tasting the «no. Dimes are «used
by a wrench twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain and health b
restored through harmonialng the air ’
nerve cysteine in your body
Norvouancu. Rheumatism, Paruly
Ila, iieart. Kidney and Female Dis
cases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic n
chance to help you.
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INSURANCE AND REAL
J M. LAYT'CN & co
Attorney (tenant's Oplpioh upon “Al? Yam.
praisal Hon rings.
, Attorney General M. H. Holcomb
has given an opinion to‘clenerai He-
man 0. Averill. the commissioner on
diseases or domestic animals in reply
to the. commissioner's question rela-
tive to the holding of hearings to (for
termine the value of condemned cat:
tie. The opinion says in part.
"Before the animal can be quoted.
lined the fact that it was Infected with
a contagious disease must have been
determined by competent. physical ox.
atniuatlon and before its value can be
determined by competent physical ex- ton: .l
amination.
find that it will be for the good of the mOtto; G. E. Chellmsn. Boston.
state that the animal he killed and for
that reason must order it to be killed.
the romtuissiouer must
"The commissioner and the owner be
the determina-‘
The statute does
not provide 1
i
I
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lives. or for a remonstrance to their
there-
As i have said, the statute in
I think all
from.
physical examination determine
a .
in 9.
THE HAT Titans. 1
A. It. Iiideisou, who was formally lot
the tint tnuuufactuting business with
his rathet at 245 Race street. Philadel-
phia. has started for himself at Sec-
ond and Diamond streets, under the‘
firm style of the A. B Anderson Hat
Co. He will manufacture stiff hats ou-
ly. His father will continue as thel
Anderson lint Manufacturing Co.
Pending a settlement of their dith-
culties by a board of arbitration. 125
but slzers. who have been on a strike
since last Monday at. the Napier &
Mitchell Manufacturing Co's have de-
cided to return to work. The men
were employed in factory No. 1. and
struck for an Increase of five per cent.
in their pay. The ground upon which
they claimed the extra money was
that the quality of the work demanded
it. The board will consist of represen-
tatives from the union and members
of the Belierllle tirin.—~Dally Trade
Record.
‘BWIDIGH HYGIENE CONGRESS.
STOCKHOLM. Feb. 10.——The les
day today appointed M Norstroeni and
M. Socverlund. members of the City
t‘uttucil, no representatives of Sweden
ut the Hygiene Congress to be held in
Washington.
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We have several decided bargains
in Income producing, property that
must Incl-nu in value with the rapid
omwtu M the town “
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Weather. We are ready for you and
will attend to,your wants as rapidly
as possible.
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ELEGANT DISPLAY OF
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LAMPS
And Gas Domes
lNot to be equalled in the Twin
Cities for price or one.
\
Connecticut
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10% Discount on All
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Crockery. Glassware,
Housefurnisliing
Goods, Etc.
Contractor for Painting
and Paper Hanging
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South Norwalk
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