AAABIIWlllr‘
marinas Auto
I Wool-Immw-Msymi- as
mats Izatwion the holding.
Iguanas Icut "liability con.
evfiilutomobila Gibb oi HIt‘rtI
to drained the 'Muy. Ill. 20 and
, lib the best t the to hold. the
- . and since then they have balm
svoringfl to unsure the sanction of
‘ ontostfl‘ id aid for those dates.
- all hogan to be felt he-
ere at not! to be a considera-
. on ‘lho putt of the chairman
contest board. Samuel M. But:
’ inns IIi‘I tho matter and sev-
“Inhibit doling i‘lte past week, 0.
and Gdllelt (ha rtn'an of the con-
commits-II has tried without mu
MI Iliut‘ior on the telephone
‘tal‘y of tin contest committee, re.
d thr fol :IIIlngv letter tmtfi Mr
.PllIIII.tI.,III Esm,
Incretari Contest Committee
fiAgROI— Club of. Hartford, Chan.
1‘ "
string to tour letter of February
illuminate herewith form of app“.
-. tlon for sanction, which kindly till
, d return to us. in- Itho meantime
R312“ veIIesIIl' red for your club on ma-
Mamba dates of May 19. 20 and
£1 for your “Ali-Connecticut" rIIliabiI
it! contest. as. we advised run by Mr.
ffiillette about F‘ebtuary 5, when he
elexraphed us I'egIaIding the matter.
, e have received several telephone
rlos for the writer during the
final few days from youI club but he
éeii away from the cities continuous
1y until the piesenilI time. I
Yours very truly.
, . s. M. BUTLER.
ChaiIInan of the (‘ontest Board.
a formal application will at once
be sent, and now that thr- ddosire
dalss have 1MB“ assured the other
preparations for the contest IIIIII go
{Onward without interruption
RliliERSRii Mill
3'
I 7 RERRll ill Rllili
raII-IIIIIII Ilium is Found on the
Wastpurt llIIaIi
WESTPORT. Fell 28 "Tho uutlIIIri
ties of Westport III-e IoIIIIiuII IoI tIIo
P0183 alleued to trays assI.IIIlIIIIl Wii
lhm Anderson. Friday night. Ander-
Inn was found wandering aimlessly
about It on until hoIII SatuIIlay morn-
inn. his eIes hair I-losod and blocked
ed'ltnd an abrasion about the base oi
.tlto skull that woald imitate the man
Ito have been detail II III vol-II bio“ ui
most killing ‘him. And Ison was ink
on in chili so by tho selIIctIIIIIn Dr \iII
. “ban was summoned to dress his
wounds and flout noon he was put
“mud n trolley tor for F‘airilold and
it is yet It question how sotious IhII m»
suits of that blow (III ”to bond will
prova.‘
,.
Mu Two Men.
. 'l‘o Selectman Coley, ho IIIIIII the
«my or having ran across the two as-
“floats in Flannigaas lI‘airnIIid I-Ia
loch Friday morning. it would llll~
pur‘trom his (llBCOllllNllt'd storI that
they invoigled him out of lI‘nirllIIlIl
, . sad into Westport.
I. Anderson disclaims all lInowlIIngI of
NI movements until about in p. III.
thy night when he alleges he do-
61W it his purpoIIII of going hoIIIII
Ills oom anions agreed and tho start
«I out 0 some West End Iosort.
“‘ no furthsr'atated that ho IIIIIIIIIIII to
rid. but the men arguad for walking
k. Ind he was led along toward
WI lune. whom they not upon hint.
butlllln into IInIIonIIIIiousuous and
Robbed hint.
, Crlol Wars Heard.
it Ippsurtl that sumo II'IIyIIIrors
in the vicinity lIIIIrII lIiII I'i'li‘ll and not
”the about: a or thII assailants had
Iliad. Anderson was cared for until
this to not about wlII-II tho authori-
IIII book chorus of him for tho balanIIII
int tho night housing hint and furnish—
immoral“! aid. Ho imdul II poorly
and initially morning allot lIrIIIIlItIIIIt
“m Holmium. Selectman tolIIy put,
him on a trolley our. paid his turn and
mm him horns.
Artur Annilunts.
”I the man that they may be mum
on.» and it IIIII IItIIIrIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII
tho law. Doubly short" Iiutr oi“ Fair
Md III sold to have lmn IIIIIIIIIIIIII at
tho ”Milli
WWW I...
- W" TIA PMTY.
_ The ladies of tin Hungarian ltotortuI
IMhttroh gave a in sly stimuli-Ii Hill
I filtunday even no; III QIIIIIIIIIII s
. mists IvIIII llll’lllltlwd III "W IIIIII
imaged ombostm and may III
to furnished mIIslII it» tho IiIIIIIIlng
. . (Gllomitl. The rltoir of tho
' ii. nhdor the lendsrshlp III Iossph
I mtg several loot-II during
Mill“. This WI! tta Il‘st party
M lid it lama but to M! a shootout
«on way. having netted about £75
flair ended at I2 o'clock and the
Miami the ladies royal enter
LY time: To as outt-
at. All 8 CHURCH .
, 1’. W. tut.
(Will to the illness at titr- rector.
‘ w ll be but one sputum service III
(3th lhlil "all .1113 ‘l‘: 45 new
till Nd” All ills othdrs will be
, . ordél' III m Wsrnrf’s phy.
I e chililrrnttilon Idiot! how
. will mm “mini an Wetlussdat‘
, ,mw
mam,” lMliWItiDfi “mm”
'3 era was
_, m it limo Church we
WWII 1030 ,
18, 20 and 2 Ill sorvstl on.
orw k .l’ loo llIIlIi Two thin
in a lit Mort Authorities
Lust nlubt dhput 12 actual: Officer
Leatherinnd resolved It telephone sail
trout thwflrtttnmtrmimrto be on
the lookout tor “In Greeks, Who were
wanted in Youndsoti’on With a. murder
iII that pinch.
iIeathsriaud, and
met tho trolley which reaches Norwullt
IlIt 19:30.;und two men answeriut the
Iisltcription blighted. Oiilcsr Leather
land asked the mall whither they were
bound and they will
iodltiug for the railroad station
iknew them to be Greeks from their
accent: and shows.) them to the police
stationiinstsad of the railroad station.
Hothmt notitt‘sd thei’lrldgeport police
thabhe hnd'nrrostetl the men and the
firidg‘eport‘ (idiom-s onnm over in an
auttImobila at :l: 30 this morning. 'I‘hs
man Were the ones wanted and the
Bridgeport policemen took them back
with itbeni. The llrid‘gé’porters coul-
mended
, capture.
Iii
‘tlrday. Willitim 'i‘ Pllmptbn the‘
lug, gave the following account. of the
affair: I
At 2 ocloclt this morning Sergeant ‘
Suckley ssnt an automobile to Nor-
walk to bring back two of the young
Greeks that wars in the stabbing strait
on- Court street.
ed word from Norwalk that tIIo young
men, either Greeks or Armenians, luIIl
been taken off a trolley
Bridgeport and were on their way to
take a train for New York
the officers in charge called Sergeant
Buckley. an.) told him that lit‘ had too
it III hoped lie will be IIIIIII to lilNlll ‘
‘ pruvau, givI-n IIIII mil IIIIIIIIII III}
Inuittdhnim stronmo canncwl
,‘Ailiiortilnsiy Omoor
No other oitlcsrs
him they were
'H II
Oilioer Lettibarlnud for his
"l‘hé Bridgeport Telegram. this morn
The sargeant receiv-
ottr from
Them \V‘OltI
taken to the police station them. and
men that dosh/eyed the descriptions
sent out itotu Bridgepon. 'l‘iIII Nor
walk officer said that. he would hold
the mob until theI tIrrlvnl oi IIII ofllIItII
from ”ridden!
l"l‘lllll the esorlptiou girru mm
was II doubt whether Illt- llll-‘ll hIIiI
II'IIrII IlIII onus wanted. A )‘tIltlIu‘ illitl
named tjiitTorIl Wright. who know:
tho "to". was hustled out of lllI'l'l illl‘
placed in an automobile illitl iIIII'IIlIIIi
to Norwnlk,
A few minutes bIIt'IIIII SI-rumut
Suckioy I'IIcIIiI‘I-Ii the IIIIIssIIItII i'I'oII
Norwulk lIII llild u telephone from u
garage iII tho west and saying than its
(lrooks that lie polio:I wow.I lIIIllIluI
ui’lor “"t'll' IIII tiIIIiI IIIII III Norwul‘.
till a trolley car. or would ho. it “it:
it IIIIiI-l tip. will the lIIlIIrnInIII iII IlII
background. Sergeant SIIIIIIIIII IIII
tidal svlwqt lilrildir‘” ilom
ii trial will preys: ll
WASHBURN-CROSB‘Y tit).
”5“mequ W
MONDAY.“ FEB 38, 1910.
A NEW WAY m SWEAR OFF TAX
“7 EB. ’
The best way or not paying lows on
your pets nal properly is, to swear
them off. lly‘ swearing off" is mount
going to the tax assessor and making
a deposition that you really don‘t live
where you seem to live. tlIul you really
don't. own what you seem in own. and
'tlllll while you appear to be'1i very
rich man. you IIroII'euliy overburden-
ed by debts which you have hitherto
successfully concealed. Since person-
al taxes begun, so many ways of swam»
int; oil have been invenlod that the
tux authorities had IIIIIIIII to believe
that thorn was no new tux,dodgo under
the sun. '
ilut.‘tlIII tax authorities were InisI
taken. A few days ago a man cunts to
the New York tax omnmissiouers and
asked. to be relieved of his personal
taxes. “i hit“) only $5.000," he said.
“and that money is iII city bonds and
is being hold in trust."
“For whom?“ asked the tax commie,-
sinner.
The question was unoxpootod and at
first. them was no auswxot but the tux
conIIIIissitquI insisted. Finally. iII II
stage whisper. the sIIIeuIIer-oif ex-
plainod
"The mount is held iII tIIIst during
his lifetimev—im my dog.“;~ Success
..~ “wwww .m.. m...” .
,IIIItI tits .
IIII III'IIIIIIIITII
columnist
Complex Situation Dvsr Propos-
ed Reservation at White
Mountain Forests
WASHINGTON. l). t‘,‘., lI‘IIlI. L‘s.
SIIuIItoI‘ BrundIIgIIII, us IIlIIIlrIIqu III
lhII (IIIIIIIIIiltIIII on {most l‘t"tit"l‘\'illl0lli‘.
is IIIIII‘ iII i‘llill‘Kt‘ of II iIlli provltiittl‘.
i'or liIII pIII'IIlItIsII Ill lllt‘ \VlIitII Mont:
iIIiII iIII'IIsl trIII-ls. 'l‘lIiiI IIIIIIIIIIII‘II,
\l'lllt‘h \Ius known in llli‘ iiIIIIsII,
“‘lllt'li iI Will-l IIIIIIIII'tIIIl it‘hlt‘l‘llll), il‘
Illl‘ WIIIIiIs hill, III‘III‘ltiIIs for tho IIrII
llllllll III’ II National lorIIst H‘ilt‘l'i’i' in
HM NIIII‘ iinIupshirII IIIIIIIIIIniIII-I.
Laws to tho I-lTIIIII lIIII'II lit'i'll pI'II
mood to IIoIIitI'IIII’s M'H’l‘lll times in i'l‘
'i‘ill ,I'I-III'II, but IIII bill has I'Yt’r slu-
‘IIIIs iI is SIIIIIIIIII‘ liruIIIlIIgIIII'II lIIIpI-
but IlIII. IIIssiIIII will IIIIII IiII- :IIIIIoIII
I’Ittt‘ulnton llrny IIIIII l’rout to joint
on lllt‘ inst t‘ill'
IIIIIIlIi I'IllI'lI ilIII IIIOII.
pIIsI‘Il iII bII IIII ll.
ill‘l‘lYt‘ll iII Wostliorl.
Inst-II. 'l‘iIII (‘lil‘ did um
and IlIIIrII was llU rIIlurII,
instructed to wallk U\'t‘l‘ lll NIII‘II‘IIik,
and no IIIItIIIIIIIbilII II'oulIl lII- sIIII' l'IIr
llli‘lll. in tho IIIIInIItiIIIII \\’tli“l
Como of the rapture oi IhII l\\'tl sun:
l)t’Cl.\'_
TlIII
who II-IIrI- sup-
III'rIIsIs worII thII
pIIIIIII about 7 o‘clock lust lll'llll iII--
IIIIIIIIII half It dozen (it‘s-nits and us
many young lirldgoport boys on (‘IIIII'I
.IIII'III-I, IIt tiItI tour of the Jackson thou
irII. \l’lli‘ll tho ioroiunors. or ill loust onI-
of limb. used It kIIiI'II with so IIIIIIIlI
IIffIIIIt that William ilyrtws. used is.
non of the wall known custom shIII
lllltkt’l‘, lids III St. \‘iutIIIIIl's hospital
with It stub wound in his IIlIIIsI and is
llt‘l\\t}t II “to and death
llarthoimuew lI‘sIIniIIII. IIIIIIIi xii.
217 Warren slIII-III. had his umw All
most out off, and was stabbed in ”it“
right shook. on the bond and iII thII
ltIIt arm and nook.
Joseph French.
used at. of 23'?- (III.
den street. was stabbed in tho right .
ill'lli. 'l‘iIIIre were sonIII other Rims
who wort! more or loss uIII‘IItIIiIod with
tho lInlIIIs iII the bonds of tho illt'li.
but not IIIIoIlglI to IIIIIIIIIII‘ illlI ntitIIIliIIII
II! a. tint-tor. I' .
Ittuu Ill
IRRliiiliR ii iii:
Rsluses to Be Intorviswetl on
State Politics
(.IlIIIIlrInIIII Mil-haul Kououiy. of tin-
ilupublivnn Innis rontrtti IIIIIIInIittIIIII,
was ill Now liavan. Saturday. having
to apprnr a! counsel at a hearing bu~i
lore a rommittn oi the superior court
in condemnation proceedings brought
by the trolley road which has con ‘
do mood land owned by the Finite MIN
this in liraoiord tor its right of Win
lli'lWl’t‘ll Htony Crook and t‘.luiltord
As I lIniIumIi Konoaly iII IlIIIItiIIoIi to
ho "fill or the important factors in
IllIII IIoIIIlIIu IIIInIttIIrlai and suburbs-
IIIIiIIl light in this state its worth
ml by tho IIIIIIIIIpIIpIIrIIIoIt to norms an
opinion liII rotusml. howovor. in do
so Mating simply that ho had not
boon ”will: which liionlibn to polilil II
horny and was practicing law. llII
could not its draws into mulling IIIIII
IIIIIIIIIriIII o'lho UllemKlWlli IIIIIIIIIIII
and Miami absolutniy to ho iIIlIIrleIIII
IIIl
I.»
COMMAND!!! ORIOWOLD Vll‘lY iLL
(lllihi'flili'l. ii‘eil. iiti.~~-'l'hII IIondlllmI
III Moutousnt ll'idwsrd Griswold. lIIrnII
or department commander of tho II. A. '
II. in this state?“ ropottod today ilfl
serious flinro helm: taken ill tlvor n
urn-it ago. he has sutured from later
mitts/at aitnrits of hideonghs. whirh
the physicians have not been ship to
check. (In ii‘nbruary Iii LisutI-nnut
Griswold experienced an attack of
acute indignation and a slight shook
oi paralysis.
“l played in l’tlhitvilltI l’h lliiiil and
now tum ask me to play a rolurn no
3|3nmont.“
3. III .
"Weill"
“Would you
"I guess you're solo summit Plugs
are hi it and any how they wouldn't
will Ital IIIIII;o to paid}: It Job on
youflblfistlmd it): What.
out Itml III-II it IlIIII‘
TlltI lwII IIillI‘III:i
IIIIIi \Vl'l‘t‘ Flilt'li.
go further. .
'i‘lIIIy III‘III‘II ‘
lIuI‘ '
illll(‘il|lli‘ UR‘
IptllII u snuguiunry IImIiII \\'lllL‘ll took:
l
Ill"
,IlIIIIIIIIIIIt of this I'IIIIIIlt
it in IIIIIlIII‘sloIIIl that tho Ht’llllll'
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Is IllIIiIlIIIi IIpIIII tlIII prop"
IHlillllI ltIIIII-IItlI‘ SIIIIIIIIII
i'llllt‘ll IIIIIIII lllt' l'I'IIslIlI-III, and
. luIiIII‘II him ”to IIIIIIIplox situation. Mr
'i‘III'I. iII“ l'I‘IIUI'lt'lR to lllli'i‘ lll‘Ki‘d ilII-
itlt'llltlill' in bring about it t‘llllllll‘i‘llllfl.‘
lIl‘ IIIIIIslblII, iII IIIIIIIII that tho IIIIlirI
lIIIl
IlIltIIIIIIIIIi IgIIIIIIrnIIra for IIIIIIIII‘III yt‘ul‘r’
f'l‘lII- litilltllllll IIIlIIIiIIlstI'IItiIIn has ni
IIIII IIIIIII iIIlIiIIIIIIllI t‘oIIIIIIittIIIl lo IlIII
IIIIIII lllt iIIdiIIIII. also the lIrIIImsod with iIIlII n i ll IIIl ‘IiI
IlIIIu :II In tho \llIIglIIvtIy “nod lunds
.\i ”l! IIIIItIIrIIItIrII of goIIIrIIms iII this
IiII ltisl mouth, it II III. illll‘ or IlIII iIIIII
must IrIpiIIII of discussion l‘ht- gII
i'l‘lllll' III .\‘IIII llnIIIpslItIII “‘(lll distiIIII
illIIII III that limo ll) llIII Iium IIlIlI
ill-gislnllon iIIiulziIIII him II this I'llil
GRAND TRUNK FINOS A WAY
. INTO BOSTON
lillr‘ll‘ilh l-IIlI :15 ”III sIIIIIIIII III is
IIIuIiII III lllIIIIIrIIIl II'IiIIlIIs lIIIII~ llIIIl IlII
Illrlilill “iIIIIIIt IIIiiIIIIIIl oillrluis IIlIo
ill‘II iIIIilIliIIu iI lrnIIIIIIIIIItlIIIuIIIIl lino.
ill‘t' IIonslIlI-Iiuu thII lllllth‘lllllll) of lot
from .
NM...» In...“ w...
i
ill IRlERERl ll] WRliER
a-..“
SIGNS.
\\' \Slilxh'l ()\', l‘t‘l).
IIIIIIIlIiIII
your,
IIIntlI-r of designs in lllt‘ gl't‘pnrlotl 1., tho house smorul
IIIIIIIII t'lnbl‘oidvl‘ivs thin I‘ll" l tutti IIIIIIIIIIiuIIIIItII to tho forlorn
they uro bolus I'IIIII‘ llllltfll admit-rd. iIl-mmw law, snow "f wlIlI'lI hgv
think tho goonmtriottl llgIIrIIs and I!” ‘iuruod for some tiIIII- by t‘I.I.II . :‘iicut do good work in a mass piety, bobbed
psndirular dusting III-II particularly N- ‘ ooIIIIIIrIIs. 'l‘lIII :lllli‘llilllli'inf-1m” “13““ up and m... a“ pm .Iyg "pun the jar
ll'ilt‘ilVi'. Inn dIIIIislons of ”III III IIII'II In ,..,~.Im1 My 0!. ”mun.“ crimson.
.\ grout IIIIIIII III‘ our pIIIIuIIIII .IIIIIIII-I lIIslnIII-I-s, and :llt‘ lllll'lltli'il tI-I S't‘t'llg- "\\'|l,\‘ didn‘t I tails m“- father's ad-
IIIIII'II sttugwlvd ll} Il;«.I tiI'IItIiIIIi lllltlylllt‘ll tlIII moon!" in“: \VlIIIII llItIut‘ ”w... ”w 51ng um“ roilocttul. "und'
Egyptian fashions III long ago, lltllll :IIIIIIIIIlIIIIIuIs IIIIIIIII,IIp for uriion yes
on III lIIIIIs tiliti *le‘lI‘ oi IlIIIIIIrtIIiIIII.
Tm“, IIIIIIIIIl llIII IInitrn in“.
III-ll its II
II i‘t'
ix II IIIIIIIIIII i. KI'I‘I‘ll slIIIIlII III‘
and lit-- l‘II'il
IIIIIIIlIIIIIIIl,
IIIIIi lit-I
‘II‘RRI‘IK'RI lIiIII'
handm‘nuri}
IIMIIl for llIII sill. lilillt‘l’
'l‘lIII
iii” “iv
. I IIIIIII II IIII l’III‘II RRH‘K‘I'
\I‘I'I ilni'
iIIIiIIr.
IItltIII- for tho iliI .II III-III IiI‘IIpI III
stIlIiIIIII
,IAMENDINO BANKNUP'R'CV PROVI
2.I.——TlII
I 'l‘lIIII'II is quliII II downturn in tin Rpm“... “mum“... ”n ”1.. judicIurI has
It‘l‘llil_\' IIiIIIrIIIIIIII IIli'orts IIIIIIIII modem
and tin-
IIIillIIII iisIIiI‘ IlitiIlIIIi or. this t|lli‘tilli‘
IIIIIIIIIsiliIIII did not go through.
II'III: IlIIII'IIuItlIlI'
illllf‘lltlllli‘llltl IIIIII-II
Magazine.
GOING BACK ON His COLORS.
A Harvard iootball player after the
mount unfortunate encounter with'
YIIIII thought he would escape the pub-
lic eye by cutting across the fields.
A big hull, which looked as if it could
impor-
1 bank
II been
no to Yale? This is no pluIIII for a
Harvard IIIIIII.“- Success Iilugnzlne.
I-oIIII
(IIIICIIISIW PILLS
Paint Mb yur Tim “Rubi
‘Ol—MW
l’liln In Red mogul "'33:; ERR;
Ilis~
.. :IdIIptI Ii III II in IIllI III III II llt Ii In tho Er; 31:: :2.“ fi‘z‘fg‘mw'
iiIII \IIIIIIIIII xI'iIrv IIIIMH alo'llI lilifi {I m. IIIIII magma
. _ 1 ,, lIIIusII II'KSRImn BEDROOM I-II.I.I-.Im 3:.
illill Illllllllri III IIIIIIIII lr IIIIIIIIIIII liII-I ”m ,r ”H “mman oi" ”H, “0“, wamnummumummn
I ‘ l ‘ l' I .
‘II' ,IIII Ii Il bI :IIIIIIIl. t‘iIIIl IIIII litI‘Ii'tl
b l I l l d I 1 pm II.» [or IIIIIIpIIIIsuIiIIn in rIII-eivors. SMDBVMMESISMRMRE
‘lil III'IIIIIlIliIII: IuliIIls,
.IIIIIIiIIIi in polling through both lIrIIII ‘
lil‘IIIiIlt'ItIIII 9
lll‘Uji'i‘l ought not no sIIIIriilIIIIIl. 'l‘iIII' .
,jthis Is pussilllt- is IioIIlIIIIIl iII IIIIIIII
'Qliilllt‘l'h.
'l‘lIII \\'lIiIII Mountain {(II'IIM l'l‘rlt’i
I\'IIilIIII lIIIs lll‘l'li IIIlI'oIIntoIi b,I Now
ilslt, IIti‘
'l‘lII- IIIIIIIIIII iIIII llllll\\.~. tlIII jIIIiI. III oi .. “I“ ~
w" “r" “n“ ”HRH?” 1“ m“ "m‘m' ‘ ilIIII IIIIII III “I illiI IIIIIIIpIIIlsntiIIII Ill The Comfort and
”1‘“ ("r "H 1R3!” W‘RF'W'M ”R Hill Ll't't‘l‘l\'t'l'§_ iIIIt llll‘ llt‘\\‘ lIIII' llm‘s Nu
“m“ ”r mm" H l“ ”WI“ it"). “5”.” IIIIIinIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Ill six lIIII‘ f f h B b
”“l‘ "l’ “W 1”" KW“ “mum” ""11““ root on tho first 3500. four prr l‘t‘ill. sa Cty 0 t e a y
- “'“mf‘mflnlz ”“ hi" “m" (“”31“ III; IlIII IIIIxi SlJltlll. two pIII' soul. on I
_ ‘l‘lIII mun-I llll' i'lllli' lIIIItlIIII nod ”to Ill“l 33,300 and our pIIr rout.
iIIhIIIIII'IiII ulIIIIIIII tin iII-st \l‘lllli‘l IIIItIlI~ ' mm“. “Ilium. thus :n'pi‘uulng In an
lllli' usual IIIII plows .IIIIIIIII iIIsII \‘tllll ‘I‘Kliilt‘ III $5.0m loss than tlIrIIII pIII' h
IIIIIII, tillll tho-“light IIIIlIII- llll‘I‘I‘ ill" t‘l’lll on tho Wllillt‘; in nu i‘l‘lllllt‘ III R
IiI'IIIIsI iIuIIIlI to ill‘t‘i‘l liillltI IIIIIII-I'IIllI “noun has. than Big pIIr IIIIIIl.. Iillll ‘h
.IiIIII light IIIIlIII'I always do III :III I~tIItII IIr S‘jtluliltl loss than two 3 ’
E llllVi‘ you IIIII.I..IIIIi him IIInnI III llll‘ l‘l‘i‘ Will ”
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chant-Ii lhII Ioal obtain it IIIInIIIIuloIl to
tho inrluIIlIIn in theI IIII IIlIlIIII it IIIII
IiIIht II III-IIIIIIII this land (Ill In» M
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,pIIrpIIIIII of l’illllll'f‘llllK lands and IlIIIII'
of tho IIIIIIIIIIInm-slth III HIIIIIII llIIIIIIIII
swllh nu; Misting railroad and Will
tIIIIilIIIt its trot-lot with thI Now ‘l’IIIlI
and Now l-‘.IIIIlIIIIIi IIIlIrIIIIIi II’iIII- tune
with its own motivo pout-r lltn, truths
or ”ID IIIIlIi Now York and Now lilo;
IIIIIII Inilromt for tho pIIIIpoIIII of twins»
'portlnd ft'olltbl, iII-twoon iIIIlIl point of
,IIIIIIIIIIIItlIIII and said lands and tints
iII surh manner and upon sIIrlI turns:
‘and IIIIIIIlitioIIs as tho rullrmIIl mm»
mission may allow and parnill; prIIlelI
«It. howiwsr. that all tho trains whilr
on ”W tracks or tiltI Now Yorit and
Now litmiand Irailroad shall he sunloot
in its mound and IlirIIIIlion. in surh
manner as shall its approved by said
IIomIIIiitslou."
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it possible that by budding II rounds
lion hum tlm Now motion and North- I‘lliiMFl
they my“ and without your IIliII hournm IIIIIi'
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.wlIIIlI tmw IIIIItIIIIIs Palmer Mass to
sum» point on tho Midland distgpm of spool tiIrIIII bulls in that. lust who
the Now iiavnu they can IIIIIII gammlprsss IvII stuppsd III mtl IIIII iIIIIIIIuIiIII- .
logo of this law quoted and force an saw ms II shoots at Jackdfidim
humus. into on part III pastas.
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in llii‘ IIItiIls til it lTilHRi'l‘ ilfi illlilllilll‘d
Surety Cribs. The sides are so high
"“m‘l‘s‘thut baby cannot possiblytI got out.
lulu and tho) (Inn on lot down with ease.
I. I. lillliiiili I Still III.
I‘I‘Illl'll‘.
to llli‘
134-135 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
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IIIItloII rIItIIruoIl tIIIsIItisllIIIi, IhI
Ilinrt hint to protIIIIIIi prorlsoly
huh Iin
IlIIIninaios?
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lil \I'liltll IIIIIpI lIIIiI [ll'it
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to
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of its lump mun rIIpIIiIlIIIl [or duty
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tlrlala any but an» afraid to IIIII iIIII
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all down llilli luwr Ilium tho sluts pII oi nation. in which sonsttlional
llIII- mun lmullir "pm! ”royally; . lions arII Iuado. Mr. Whlioomh
today. ‘
a“. a... m -.. . .... ..
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Aristlppus iwhon oalilo wow
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llld Ion got in last night
.9 Its-oiling and born
lhni (Into Mrs. lliadin wilfully
i’ltridlppldra :‘v‘o; tIotIlquIi It'
the sums his claims it 200 Ila
nopuiy Klimt! linudrio served
in tho mill. yustortlui.
in. itsoooily Mrs Illndis uppliud
Ithangsi“- Imus
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To turtltor protort against IhII III”
of all tlII- IIiI-IIIIIIIIII of II prIIi‘IIrIInIIII "I
III whose Inupluytts IIIII "it Milli“ ill" nil IIIiIIIit wilt-III tho «into law rt'tiillros
:IIIII IIurI IIIIIIII lll IIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIII with IIII i
any IIIIsIIs IIIIIIIIII prim to tho pantsuits
cmunss woman WITH asses.
slunuIional Chorus Mario in lull or
David Whltcomb of Dorian. 1
build \Vlillltmlll. of llarlou is plain
that he and Mrs. liladis owned ennui
IIIIIIIrIIII of a writers tract or land with
lisrlou
{Ann Is. 1909 and no IharItm-I that on
'Iio tho mulling; and burn dIIstroinII
l order to sell hor sham of tho ustutr
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
III‘II lllt‘ ._.._._.
TNANSACTO A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS
lll‘
Capital
"00,000.00
Surplus and Proiln
0117. .00
ii point
his Deposit Bonn, $3 and £5 per your
illl‘
EDWIN H. MATHEWEWI PNI.
iliml Iii
JOHN H. KNAPP. lat VlcoPru.
l" i'x“ FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice
III IIIItl Pros.
WiLFRlD IODWELL, Gunter
“it I“!
DIRECTOR!
I. H. Mathlm Henry hymour '
John H. Knapp Oamuoi Grumman
Judah I. Marvin II. Walloon Marvin
“‘ 9'“ curled-II 0mm John "I “'0'“
of
"‘“ Prod H. Iowan
whirh
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lfllt‘lll‘t' . ‘ ‘
Hindi“
hilogu
Klingon
We Grind (humid Lens.
0 it
not IIIII . uNITID Wilt BUIIRDINII
I
III wasalmrrou trassr.
iiourswti to it :33 It. In. and 12 45 to
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pitpt’il‘o
no It:
“9' m’ I .I I: I ‘
Feuwlck 0 ptidal (30.,
ll p. to. Monday and ssturuitr. ’I In?
lililRR RRRlRlillliii
RRRlKiEl
"V'QW Hm. .—
New Discovery That is Recummendcd
by Beauty Specialists In Paris
I IildINQWIYOI‘k.
A crusade has lately boon stuI-tod
against tho use of cosntotirs. manuals
and tho othor external applications so
largely used by women who want to
lie bountiful. 'us tlIIIro is nothing of
this naturo that does not iII the rod
spoil the texture of the skin and lli‘I
tnaiiy ruin the complexion.
Beauty spocialists in Paris stuItIId
tho idea or putting their patrons on It
Isporlnl I-egtttuliio diet. and whilII this
gave the III :Iirod “baby skin." yot it
took too ions. and in their search for
sohxothing that guys the same effect
iII a short time they found Margo.
Isinz it in trIblII fCllll. so the pIopIIr
tuIInIlIy could be exactly ilelt‘llnlllt'tl
IIII tho tIeIItIIIIInt readily Med. it
has iIIIIIouto wry popular in Paris.
l.oIII.‘oI.I and New York. and as its
Inrrlt bncmros better known, is
spreading to tho smullor cities and
towns. Frank H. Baxter secured a
small supply. Ito-Ii every woman who
wants It fair. rosy complexion. free
from plmpll‘o, palenrss and sallow
spots. should try 500 worth of Margo.
PANES OF GLASS BROKEN.
'l‘ho proprietors of the Belmont lloI
tI-l. iII Railroad Itvouuo woro aroused
nt 3 o'clock yesterday morning,
ltho sound of crashing glass. ‘ThIIII
,hurried downstairs. and found the
heavy plate stained glass windows iII
the double doors had boon broken out.
It appeared as though It club or bottlII
had been used as tho implement of
destruction. as there was no one in
’tho vicinity when the lessees appear-
ed on the scene. The building is
owned by Mrs. Sarah Larrigan.
CONGRESSMAN HiLL iMPROVlNG.
A letter has been received from Con
gtessman E. J Hill, who is at the gov—
ernment hospital at Hot Springs.
Arkansas, being cured of an attack ol’
Iho rheumatism, by his daughter, Mrs.
Waltor Harvey Weed of Norwaik, and
he reports that he is improving nice-
ly. HIIIcinims. however, that his Dill“
sioiuns have advisod him to remain
for another three weeks‘ treatment.
The rheumatism has left his shoulder
and breast and is now mostly iII his
lower limbs. He reports that he is
feeling well. however.
a
lit 3“]ka 3 that
S .. DES
ELITE
$3.50 madam
A GUARANTEE "OF SATISFACTION
RALSTON
34.00
A SNAPPV. RELIABLE SHOE
HAN-AN
$5.50 and $6.00
APPEALS TO THE WELL DRESSED
Working Shoes
$2.00 $2.50 $3.00
122 wasmNo‘rou STREET.
' PHONE 542-.2
.._...__.._.._....._. .. ..
Daily Line to N Y.
F orFrelglIt Only
On and after Tuesday. January 7.
I906. Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 88. East River, New York. (root
of Dover attest). ovary day. (except
Sunday). at :l p. m. Freight rccoivnd
at Not-walk up to i p. In. and South
Norwailt up to 5:30 p. In.
Norwalk Steamboat, Co.
honing J. Smith. 0. C. main-II.
(lanai-oi Anni.
The Cadtllac
it 30 R’
has shown not results in who
use and maintainpnne iII the
hands or inguinal-lotto“ , owners. r:
.Uneuualed by any other mttmno I.
hill! in tbs world. rentals” of
prion or; bQMIfbb
by '
Wearéhoes'l‘hat Fit
Norwalk Chronicler