"initial interesting Topic AI-
‘ MIN MI" iiiiiGtitllerlng in
‘ IItIrIiurdIti March
3 HARTWRI}. Fob} 21.~—l
n . addition
1. . Ii already
heepjppblisiheaztor control thc session
of that-hate. Conference of Charitlcii
null Correction; which hi to be held in
Unity min. Hartford. March l. 2 and
it, tho program of the other standing
committees orthc conference are now
practically completed. The committee
on hub‘lic health, of which Dr. David R.
hintinsuperihtcudent oi the Gaylord _
Farm Sanatorlum at W nilingtortl is
chairman ‘will linIe charge of thtI gen-
eral session of the oohierence on w eti-
Madurgmor‘niiur. Moron 2. its pro-
gram. Ii‘h prepared; l3 niI follows:
V Puller on aub1631 to be unnounc- i
‘ed, Dr. J. H.- Townsend, New Haven."
hear-ethic ot the State‘iloal'd of health. ;
., 2, :I“Organl¢iition 'of Health Work.
Bit-William C. White. Plitubui'g. Illrcc- "
tor of the Tuberculosis Lcnguc.
' '. ”Medical inspection in Schools‘
lat-.Joaepbine unkeI. xnII Yflik IIII.
chief of the Child iivgiouo huI'IIun iii
the department Iitolicalth,
. 4. “The Work of theI 'l‘uhcrculoals"
Nurse." Mine Genevieve \l',llson XIIIII
York city. head illll‘HQ III iIcichnc
Tuberculosis dispensaii.
Dr. Lymanhan made ii grout t‘fltil‘l
no locum apoakera who are thorough :
ly” informed in thtI subjects to ho pre-
sented, and it Is cxIIectod that this
melon will he one oi much interact;
The present activity In tho tight
mini". tuberculosis is oxpccted to al-
iirwt a" large attendance to hear
the Bpenkorii on those sublet-ta.-
and the matter oi medical iiII-Ipectlmi
In the public schools is also mic that 1
ll exciting much attention tit present.
In connection. with this comillittoe at
tho conference, a meeting will he held 1
do the afternoon or March. 2. which
will be devoted to the work of thc
Vilma: nurse: in Connecticut
On Wednesday evening. March 2.
no moral sedition of the contort-nee
'53! upper Unity Hail‘ will be under the ".
fixing of the joint committeon on
mu charities and on tnmilien and
.Ipolflhborhooda. at which William
.Wth . and Dr. D. l. Green. of
.Hdrtford. are chairmen. Itoiipootivoly.
{1‘51 title ”Families and Nolglthot ;
twill," it held to include all aerial;
rm Icommune work ior ncedi taiiilliIIII I
all! their environment each an thatI
at “to charity unionization IIotIiotlt-II I
111011. for unlimited homing. plain "
with“, 910. At the acuuion tiiIIitI
V'mshe In nddroiie on public and pri-
m. charity in New York by 'I‘hoiniiit
X. Murry. of New York city. Mi‘.‘
mm ion member of the IItIItII hoard i
at charity In New York in prunidont
of tho superior council of the BI via
an. IIII Poul ilbcloty and m lli‘t'iii
,M’l of the National (‘onforunco of
MM and correction when it met
mammoth 1908. .. .
int-Advent)! much intereiu on pub-
rtalk! cuddle relation to private
mm will he given by .iettroy it.
.4 , . at Button. a member of the
mm“. 15qu Bond of Charity.
Hmkett invoiiIo tbc hood of the
liar Social Wooten; in Boston
Emu nretddont oi the National
oi oi Charltlen in 1004 at
Maud. Maine. A third IIpeiIIIer
, l7 lid mural! for thin Wed-
walling tension who II’lil pro
.. time ohm: of modern. not»
A Mini. work.
019001911 that the Hutton;
. Mil to the nucooui‘ul uremic
;
I
I
icut syIIIIIiu oi powci tIaIIIIIilIIi-Ilou
‘I hIIlilud lhi‘ tiiiico and it is only a IIIIIIII
"ni'slcm IIil ill‘ lllfililiit‘d,
Itlini it would bII ltitIiiiI-d on land owmnl
Iappcnrs curtain now that
" location on Mill IIIIIr ili (Irnud ni'cnnc
'(lodili llill prIopi-rii.
2am
viva?
‘ An
till
It) with i iiiti
routii STATION
According to good atithOIlIy it has
been practically settled by the officials;
or the New Haven railroad that m I
big power station {pr the operation of
electric trains. when that system is;
oxiendéd from Stamfmd to Now Ha
vcn will be located in New Haven. and
one oi the sites now lII‘Iiiig IIIonoidI red "
and known inIorcd iIv homo oi' the"
the ununcd around adjoining tlii- Iiol
icy power station (ill tiltI Mill RiI‘Ici at;
Grand around ’1‘ how in plenty oi".
ground Ilicr,c owncd by tho conipani
something llktI 300 toot bv l73 icot for
ihtI enlargement at tho proaciit now or
piniit for optIrntion or IIlcctric cure on:
the main lino. l‘bc gtadunl council.
datiou oi the two plants making ouIII
la statotl lI\ oiic of tho II cctiital;
I‘Xlli’iifl of the i-mIilIiIily ltitiiiI ihtI lll‘t‘h-
is "
lion of time. \Vilt‘li u more iinproII-Ii
lIIiI lilio work "
will takc years. in making thc cur-
IIIIIt for tho tijlt‘Il’lllitlli oi trains on tho"
main llnc tiic iiiiliill‘ plant c.otilIl iuruiIIlt
;tlic pour: tor trolicyn of Now UIIHIII‘
and stirioundlng cilica ItIIIicr an lillI
Inuit-Ii IiIsiiiII tutti oIIII puwwi Elation
diIri‘IIioIIII could lIII doing lhl‘ worlI III
two. \‘iii'lous plum-II iiiiw lItIIIiI l‘i‘lllll'iI
I-Il mi 1111' location of ”W IIIIw llthI'l‘
piIIIII. At IIIIII iiilli' it with i'IIpoI'IIId
by tho I-IIiupiiuI on tho liotiautouic
riI'IIr llt‘lli‘ Naiigiilurk .liiiItIiioiI_ but it
the plant
will in,» locntml in Now March, and tho I
in t-nnsitlvrcd by sonic of thc oil‘lclula"
as ”to limit lit-(IntuitI of tho utiviliitugo
oifci'cil in thc way or i'liIIII-iI iiuprovtI
. Iuoiit of tlic I-lIIi-trical cud oi th- IIoad'III .
operation. "
‘IIlIIlgiI on llic trunking. but could not
l’i‘caitloni M,iit'll in ii IIIIIIIIIIII iii Ron
loll the (MINI Iilulit titulcti that tho now;
. pnwcr station would no ioIIiItI'IIi in New ’
How it. He toild Ilii- elation tho cont
puny had in couttIiupliitioh lit NI w illi-
Vt on will he piohublI of tuition iIoIIIII
; p owcr.
in recent yearn thc company hint
purcbaacd a largc tract of meadow
lirountl lii ilitI Cedar Hill and Mouto-
onuI act-lions. Thin baa III-on rIIIIIorcIi
an tho piobablc location of tho powor
station. but illhI-Ii' roporttt how bad it
that II non ioundhoueo tot Hit‘mll IIn
allies will lIII located their and limit
the piItIiIIItII iound iiouiiettt iniiibctiou
IIIIIIIIII will in» mind for tho atoriiuc of|
IIIIII'IilII iiiotopa wlittil IIIII lillI' htIiwcoii
Ncw ilIiIciI nnil Situatord in I-iIIctrl- "
litIIi
Eiigliiocra iillt'li liitttlI aurvcycil tiitI
owiiI-Il by the
.couipniiy and ihoir work. it» reported. I
wan to lii:II out ill a fittilt'l‘fii way
lit-ill itlt'iliiilil torn l‘tiiindiltiliiii‘.
ca.“ MM
AN UP TO DATE RESCUE.
Ultl
m
Rallrtmi Enhinocr, Poiiomcnn Ind
coauthor love Drowning Boy.
Iiititli‘iNWlOli. iI‘IIb. Zimthu the
1:05 went-hound lrnlII arrived at
Greenwtch station I-IIIItoIIIlny Iii'tIIrnoIIn
the Mllliiit‘l‘i‘ rcportcd that ho had ant-II
a boy utriiltgllug in IlIII wnicrn ot
Brucc l’otid. Oillccr Nodlcy got IIIII
chantfour ot a panning autoiiiohllo to
take him to Bruce Pond at his boat
speed. The auto landed omenr Ned.
ley at the pond bctorc tlw strangling
boy went down.
[in mm Chariot Peterson. ihtI eleven
year old non of Benjamin l’cicrnon.
W “.m
JOOEIIH CHAMIIRLAIN AT
. "I. CANNII.
. CANNES. France. Feb. 2].-.lonoph
Chaitihorlnin. tilt» hrititdi statesmen,
who is in techie health, arrived hero
today.
. 4...! ‘ “MN I
II
‘llrcwutcr to “poultry
, tilt
."Siilllli ii"
ii iii illitlii
John Ryan, at Iiidueiioiil, Struck
on Milli Plain Crossing-—
H0323 Killed
John Rynn. oi' hidgcdcld. tumor of
John '1‘. Ryan, of the ilriu of Plum it
than of South Norwnlk. and inthcr
in low or 'l‘honuui iiIIIIIphI “lotion
Ingont of the New link New Haven:
olcctiiciil cxpcriii or the company "‘"Iaiid lliirtfoid Railroad III Mill l’ialii.‘
had an cacapc IIoIii Ilcutli that Itiia
iittiiI short of Iliilllt‘llitlllti .l {on uilu
llii‘l-l lItIftIiII 2 o'clock Skinning hilt“!
noon ou the railroad moaning on till
Mill Plain ioail just boyoiid i.nltc
nonin
'llio nit-lab in which Mr liiaii IIIIII
Iiding was Hii'llt lII hi an I' iIlIiiIc iIuIiiltig
light without IiiI'II attiitlloti
kt'
-liilti
;10r imilt‘y and main line olectrlta ltilsuunnhcd into ilu IIIirIIIIoIIIIImItIlI- mans
iotic of the things wliltli IlIiiI loIatioii" o1 killfllilig wood
"would IiIiIlIII ponulbliI .
'I hit lIIIIIIII “iih’ kill
tIti oiittilthi IIIIIl cariicil along on ”1“
pilot of tho .IiigliIII Hut Mr than was
found to ho almost output when iii:
wit. [lliiii‘ti out iloui IiiII quioI oi
.IIleiItIIiI: llliii Iwinivtl imu that com-
pound what had luItIIi bih Hiviaii. and
hits IIIIIaI iIIjIII‘I tlppIIiII-ililI Willi n Itc-
IIIIl‘p scalp wiIiiIIl,
From what one ltIaI'itIItl Tilit‘l‘ it in~
itcura that two li‘llillh illilli‘llilt'ilc‘d the
crossing about tho b‘ulllt.‘ IiuIII. Mr.
Ryan nan IIIIII. and let it no snicly by
him. ii is probable that iht' would of
thc alclxltltcfln IiIIIwIiI-Il thII iiolcn
.iliiltit‘ by IlIII light IIIiuittII. for Mr.
liiaii nI-iiiicr new not iiIIiiI'Il IliII Nlli‘t‘Ih
iiuz iiint‘hlnc that \l‘IIII hIIarliiu Ilowii
" upon him, until his lioi‘ec was upon tho
track and Ihcu it was too lilit‘ to ship
or to get out or Illingci‘ iiI Iiiil’iiiR
. ahead.
The engine. which was IIIIiIiIluIi trout
. won in IIlIIII‘aIIiIl'
(‘otitlut'ior iItiIi lIIuMiicIIiI
Miit'ill‘”
‘.liiiruk both of whom VIIIIII iii tlit- cab"
Willi IllI- IIthI-I‘ lllt‘llliii‘lti of tho li‘lliil
II.rth 'l‘liII i-uiiliiocr jiitiIiuI-Il on lilI
hrnkca th-u luI IIIIII IIII- how» and
atop in thtI IilIIIiIuIIII IlInt wan IIIIIIII
'l‘li.- IIIIginc IippIIIl into the air iali be
fore Mr ltIan could in to loop out 01!
l'hnrmit war and in an inniant Iilciiih-
"homo and man wcrt- tonncd into tliu‘
"air in n couluncil inuan. 'l‘liII \\l‘t'(i(
.01 inc alclgh with ‘hc oI-Iupant in that a"; night on w
iiiltitllc of tho tiIIliIliI wait Iii-punitIIIl in
mum at the IIIIIII of tin ioutl.
whiio theI locoiuotiIII council in with
tliI hoino IltitiIillnIi IIIIIIIIIII IlIII
t"nitlitII.
E. B liiildwin niul itiIIIIIiIIIII of thc-
mum of (‘linrlcn Kiiuii-I- who live
IIIaII tlItI crquIiiiu. wciItI uuicklI III lilo!
ocean of tiltI accident and iii“ I~IIuIIluI
tor anti cnItlIiIIcr riin iliiik an noon an"
the lot oliioilI'II IIioppIId. which with It
iIhoIIt Ilintnnco himmd lilt‘ crooning
’l‘lIIII ptillctl Mr, Ryan out from the
debris of tilt- elclnh and illicit him"
alumni tho tIlliiiiltI. IIIIIIIII- hII wan pinc-
Iitl upon a hianltct Bii‘ttliiht‘fi‘ileiwm‘ll
"tho toniloi and thI tlIIIInIx lit- wan
noun-what tinted Iroui W“ iihtwk oi lIiII
I-xpcrionco and bleeding from a cut.
upon his head. burwns IIIInIIciouII and
did not upneig tube badly hurt. _.
A Ieiepiion. medicine was neat to
the Dnnhury policc atatlon from our ot
the Vreaiileucee hour tho crooning and
Captain Bradley ordorcd. IiIc ainbtia
lance to the White dirt-cl station and
called Police Surgeon (Jordon to tch
company it. Everything worked out
vcry niiioothly nnd‘w‘hilc the engine
was going into military with the in
hired man the ambulance and doctor
W919 hurrying lo theintation. Illusion
and hmbuiance lino doctor reached lilo
station about tho same time and Mr.
Ryan was taken to the howltnl. where
his wound was clotted had he was put
to bed to rotiovor from the tibial: that
lug had unstained.
A portion of human and a quantity
of blood from the body of the house
mm upon the cowcatchcr or the tin-
xino when it reached the nation.”
I '\
fl...
t‘(l\\'~ ‘
mm.“ wow-u,
‘ot'uoi‘u or int-imam.
Mu.
- Atiil lcieuttttii Mobil n to Whether '
it I: Grahams!" inorganic.
The origin of chiroloilm III atiii an
. object. of much dispute among our
lulu; some attribute it to inorganic
nouroen others to ‘oriianlc. in Am-
uiIiIIit tIIIII‘o Iii ail inclination toward
tho intiur aolupou (if the problo'iu, at
intuit .Iioiur nit concerns the patroleni'u
of tho new world, for Li“! layoru ol‘
aoltiut which carry it alwaya contain
tho dobiin of alumina torainlniforuc
tlIII tiltelotmm and antics of link, ctr.
lilil)l‘Biirlt!ti with the kitten detail a
saviiui (oi I‘vlioin 1111- name in not
ulvoui baa, an a recall of many trials.
niittlII lt IIIIIIIII t'Pl‘lAlilhlJiiti pI-troloum
will! i'oruictl by a sort of dlnllllutiou or
IIxtiiict Itch llah.‘ According to iIIIiI-
cations. hitting the lIoI'IiiI. don Eclnln
axon, manufacturers Iiiiouitl colicct. ii
largo number of hub and Hilflllili hiiIIII
tbcni diniiilctl. 'l‘lioy oiiitlit llIIIII.
iIiIIrIIoVI-r, to obtain a rcniilt i-Ioiiictlilng
liltII that from thoiollowing ilrai trial.
'l‘liII Iinvaut than convolved Ilio lilon
or mixing thII ilIIh with It inriit- unau-
tlty or IIIIII IInlt; IlIII wholc, upon die-
illlatiou, gave a petroleum of touch-
ent quality. which could he used tor
the lighting or buoys. We have no
information. untortunatoly. about thc
economy of such it method of pro-
cedure, and do not know, morovcr, ii
the companytwhich has mm this tri
al has been able to continue with we.
coils whicli jIIIItitioa commercial de-
vclopinenr.
We confess that we are a little
skeptical regarding this novclty. it
may Well he that thin-c. was obtained
by this procI-duro an oil capable of
burning. that may no granted. but wan
It petroleum? It might be. well to
prcacrt‘c IliitI idea. which would bII
of sonic IIIIII when thi- natural aupplI
oi pctrolcuiii in cxiuiuiiictl -~Sciciuiiic
Amtl loan.
q
FIRE CHIEF FOUND DEAD.
David J. Hill. at Seymour.
Away in West Haven.
NEW HAVEN. lI‘tIli
Hill (‘liicf of tlic lilt' dIIpaiIiuI-itt III
Seymour. won round dIInIl in bed iii
the boom oi Alum-t J. Iittliioz. iii
(‘tiIinlItIll nI'IIIIIiII, \i'III-II litiI‘cii. Salon
day. The Illt‘tlicihidlkumlllt‘i' aald IIIIIIIII-
of death was heart dinoaac. Friends of
Mr. Hill said he had InciitlIInI-d tho
incl that ho had a weak heart on fro-
qucnt occasions KIIIIII Friday I-IIIIIilnIi
Mr. Hill f‘iiiititi iii ilip nulIIIIII of MI‘.
SIIlIlIIr. .\ liiiitI iiliiir lit' complaint-ii
of ill‘inK ill tttitliI’llr. Schlox trial to
airc hint rcliof, M lIII did not feel
lIi-ItIIr Mia/Sclilor. invited him to liin
hOIifit‘ Io apt-rid the night. Mr, Hill
retired about Iuldniitlit. and whoa hc
did not rcapoiui to it call this morning
his I‘tmiil WM \‘Trllii‘ti and ”11' body
found. Mr. Hill and MI‘. Scliitui wcrc
cloaa {Honda and the humor lintl mimic
a call. as ho IIIIquently did. Mr. Hill
wean former ninth league combo. and
int thin Nipfli’ii)‘ IlIIIi-auitI wIIli-kiiIIII-ti
Io baschail pinyin-n and patrons III Iliv
Kellie in tho IIInIt‘. He hiIlIIllitiIti to tho
local lodge or Elks, and to tratornul
orders iil SIII‘IIIour. liII wan also a
town coiiIIIiIlIiI- "II who 43 III-urn old.
I ~—-—- m
WHISKERS CAUGHT FIRE.
W
Hermit Went to!“ With Pipe—Jilt-
\
'I I Old Story.
WiNS'i'lIIl), lI‘IIb, 2i.»~-’l‘hc hut oi
"lilli" “omit".uIi n iiIIIuIiI IIII‘ olclutmk
" I'lI'IIr. wan lIiIlIIIIItl into Satiiitiay night
land lIiI owncI wan III-Icrcly lIiIIiiIId
inbout thII iII-Iui .wIIodI-Iitt. who in tin
H‘ yIIiIrtI bid ililil lived in lliII hut in tho
‘lwuude for the past till Iearn Betur
turning to his but hr
in) down on a had whlltI nuiokiug his
plpo. apnrltu from the pipe act ilIII
ibctltllnx and Wimdruil'e wliiekera on
tho. and licrIIiII lit» could tIxtliiuulIIlI
ilii- blanc in thc latter IIII IIIIIItiIiII-Il IIII
:H‘ri‘ illll‘liti IIIIoIII tltII turn and bond.
;ill hia niockimi IIII-t lIII wiilltotl to n
tlcililihoi' II tIIo nillcu nwny who lit tnlt
iiut IIIIIIII or him.
w
iNEW HAVEN WOMAN SAVES LIVES
I nowroN. II-iI. arming. iIIIrI-I- II.
lloucll. of Now linvon’. uttrod several
' liven Hnliirilii)‘ by IllacoIIIIrIIIIi a the ill
lower part at Walter Kiuiball’II real-
doncc iii iii‘tltikiille.‘ Mru. lit-och. who
wan I-ieltiug Mr. and hire. Kliiibitll.
eucccodcd in crooning the inmuica.
who all olcnucd without injury except
thII tiled moihcr oi Mm. Kimball. bird.
I). II‘. "n.“e‘fv adaption-en lumped
from a window. ntlulllinini; serious iii-
tornni IinuI-iIIII. The dwellinz and non-
tonte. valucd at ”did. 000. were doti-
t‘roycti
“~44...”
"IIQU‘IT TO MIHIDIN iNI‘l’iTU-
TlONQ
MERIDEN Feb fin-«Thu Mormon
Hospital and did" Flrn't Methodist
Sharon are rnntorkbtmd in the will of
.f‘i A. Ctiriieti wnidii was filed In tho
bate court Butartllir. Members of that
family and other relative: received
most or the reel Add us lentil propor-
ty. The Inventory-indicates an on-
tnie oi 0173.790. "the hospital «and
in tho OIIIIIAIIIWIII Printinl Company.
of which Mr. iiirtiltiiwaii the head tor
year-I
Pauen"
2i w-lhit‘ld .1."
church roccit'oI lnciiihu'from nhnrne~
m- »m. ......
l
cIII-e-IIIII Lynn e; ridd-
ilam’ sVegetaiiie Compound
Milwnnlnie. ll its. «"14 d E. Halo
item's Vegetable (lomponn hail matte
.. me it well woman.
’ and i would liktI to
tell tlic whole world
of it. 1 motored
(reintamaletrnublo
and fearful aliiniu
my Dacia! liatitlie
best doctors and
the all docidod
tho i had a tumor
in addition to in
female trouble an
advised lnu dfpcm-
tion. ”a
i’inlilniiu 5 Vegetable Compound Iiiede
me a well Minion and i have. no more"
backache. i hope I can help others by
telllu them wim: Lydia E. Pinltliam' e
Vch able Compound has done for
mu." -— M its. EMMA lush. 833 First St...
Milwaukee, Wis.
The above is only one of the thou.
sands of grateful letters which are
gm“ gigging creoeivedb f the
m o no ompanyo .
Mascuwliioh prove boy and a doubttlnini
Lydia. E. Plnkhnm' s Vegotable Com-
poun made from roots and herbs.
actual y dot-II cure these obstinate dis-
eases of womI-II afwr allothnr means
have failed and that every such sut-
erin woman owns it to herself to at
leas ve Lyd it. Pinkhatu a Vegoia.
ompoun a trial before unlimit-
ting to an operation. or giving up
ho of recovery
re. Plnkham. 0! Lynn. Maw”
Invim all nick women to write
her for advice. She has Iiidcd
"thousands to health an her
advice. in free.
i
0......
iii lllliliiiil ill liilllhl
1 ho Iiottcti and applied ioiilnrda are.
Iist'tn in ii gaunt main of the nicer
;.IIIiitII as linings.
i
I
i
i
(luv can‘t litIlp hoping thc tliiic in
not for oil' wlicn Iiartiord‘a asphalt
IItrI-IIIII will all no lIWt'iii with II Inc
IIIitII clcnncr.
(.lnc of tho' rIIry prIItIlIIiIt
IiIIIlc drcnaca l have seen in dark colI
urn was a navy bloc chiffon \Ioilo Iplalti
iIolIIi-I il‘iiiiliit‘d Mill a perhaps Ilirco
Iillt'il band of navy hiIIII i‘oitlzti‘tl with
inigc white dots. it Who it much tiiorII
‘it‘i‘tlillil‘iK gtm‘ll than if the plain and
iluui'ctl tiiniIIIIliiia wcrc rcI'I-rnod.
A novel draped turban conelais of II
plccc of Persian .IIllk which cutlrcly
I‘Ill'i’l‘li thI- frame crcrywlicrc except
at one altiI-I whore IInII.gIItII a glimpsc
III a soft tau straw III \IIII'II conrac
III-arc.
’l‘hII new mnilnu that in being Iii-Ind
by thI iuilllncra this opinion III which
proof. and linllItInsc iIowII of it arc til-
rondl' ttppciiring on the between sca-
IIoiI lIIIIiI. You ace hundreds of tin-iii
in Now York.
Thu- I'ci'y lino bittiatc ilouucinun artI
.lI-IIp cnIIIlei lit) they can hc nut-Ii for
Iniwna with alight Iralun. and thin ht
IlitI wuy IhtIII :Iro being made. whcn
dcsiittioti tor tIIIIIIIitIIt and Ititoriiooii
Wtiill‘. i‘utlcrntInth their III-allopod
"ditch in pllu‘IIIl a row of lace. or thcy
iiru simply hung oIIIr unit tni’fcin or
ttapccialiy tor linings.
A IicciIiIIIlly unique fur coat in given
the tunic IIIl‘IItIi by having lltc lowcr
part 01 a different kind of fur. 'I‘htI
combination i saw wan baby lamb and
orminc.
You want to be prepared for eunu-
vcry exirciuc etyltlt in iiallor hulk thin
ht‘uflnll~~ulitl come very «Innrt once.
it one would work tiny cycloin on
t-itllci' side of bur plain liiicti collar:
for openings through why-ii to put thII
piti of her brooch. the cullilra could
inI kept in better condition than win-II
a I‘iII-Iih lioic III iunIlc by IlicI pin ouch
timc. Tito ombroiticriug alionitl luv doac
luItoiIc tlIc collar lit ironed.
TRUST COMPANIEfi CONSOLIDAT-
‘t, ED.
NEW YORK. lI‘cii. 2i.»~Announcc-
inont woo iiIiIdII hcrc 8n nrday oi con-
iioiidiition of Hip Old iolony ’l‘rtini
Iompany. of Bunion, and the (3in
Trust Company. of Bunion.
the consolidation wan inudc public
here at tho OMNE of tho Manhattan
Trust Company. ..'l‘.ho Old Colon)I com-
pany lulu-II over all thtI naecln and liti-
bllitico of the City 'i‘ruIIt Company.
The capital .utoclt of the Old Colony
Trust Company in to be inoroannd to
$2,500,000 and three imam of Old Coi-
Ionv 'I‘runt Company Ittocit which will
ho given for tire slime: of our 'l‘ruIII
Company stock
“W
I PROPERTY quinine iii and.
TOKlO. Fob. 21.II~A bill With intro-
mind .in tho Diet today. providing that
no foreigner may own land in Japan
union. he in a native of II country
which permit; latitudes to own land
within its boundaries. \
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Tried to cm: tip it Thoroughfare th-
i New London.
NEW LONDON, Fbli. 2i. -'i‘lio blow
York. New Mavon and l-lnril‘oi‘d itali-
IIoati company .wnii prevented from
building fences flCi‘OHB Maple avenue.
where the highway crosncn the Itiicltii.
by the police this morning, until an.
injunction could hc nccnrctl reatruln .
log the 'cmporutlon from cloning "it
tho thoroughfare.
'Waller. of the tioiiiiiion plI-aa court, iti-
Iuicd the injunction.
The iiilliIotiIl compiiiit clulme that
this city has no right of way over its
irticltii and it in undci'atooti that tho
uttolttpl to build the fence» in prelim-
inniy to [I content in tho Iionitti to on
tnbllI-Ili tlit- owiicrulilp oi lluI illapiitctl
pIopoity
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Contradiorlor Painting
and Paper Hanging"
L. H. Decker
87 Washington Street
South Norwalk
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Alliliiilllilii
BUYERS
The Cadillac
‘0 30 ’9
has shown not results in tulle.
ago and niaiiitninance in the
hands of lnoxporionct-Il ownrrs.
lincqualcd by any otlicr automo-
lIiltI in tho world, I‘IIgarIliIIaII of
pitch or hurt-iv powrr.
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39 Wall Street, Norwlilt.
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For Women
They need no breaking in
$3.00 and $3.50
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some Mi It» until,“ firm
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The Comfort and
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Siiictiii "of the Baby
in tiIIiIiIIIIIIl if you luivc onc III‘ “[9514
Suit-1y t‘I'iiin. 'l'lic sides are no high
that hiihy cannot |itli~ItIiil|yP got out,
and they can Iio’lct down with iIIiIIII.
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A II. iliiiiilliili Still Bil
134.130 WASHINGTON STREET.
aou‘m NORWALK.
We Grind oIII Own. Lens.
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Fenwnck Optical Co.
" UNITED BANK BUILDING
Room: 7-8
97 WAgHiNGTDN STREET.
Hours—~13 to 11:30 :1. iii.. and 12.45 to
6 p. in. Monday and Saturday. 7 to
9pm. ._ _.
621in Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only
On and ener'l‘noitaey. January 7,
1006, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East River. New York. (toot
ot Dovor street), every day. (except
Sunday). at 3 p.m.l1‘reigbt received
at Norwnllt up to 4 p. m'. and South
Norwnih up to 5: 30 p. m.
Norwaik Steamboat Co. ,
Aiming J. smith. 6. c. Hegemnn.
Lou“. General Agent.
CityNational Bank
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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TRANSACTB A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS
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Capital
1.100.000.00
late Dope-it Boxes. 0! and on per ynr.
IDWIN It. «Arnswoou. Pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP. 101 View"...
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice-
Pru. .
WILFRED IODWELL, Gunter
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DIRECTOR!
E. III. Momma Henry 8”me-
John H. Knapp. «moot Gunman.
Jouieh II. Marvin 4. Wallace Marvin
curl-tint Sworn John H. Light
PM Hflownn
Wé Repair Roofs
Surpim and Profit.
' $117,000.00
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WI HAVE MOVED TO I7‘HE OLD
WELL CIGAR 00- JUILMNQI
WASHIi’rfiTOfl ,BTRIET.. .
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Mahackemo hotel
1. It caution. up.
‘IIIIVIOI AND QUINN! UP 1'0 DAT!
RATIO '2 PIN DAY AND UPWAID
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5ka fit mutton. 7h
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