v oi Taylor avenue. . di y spells. not n d' “r the r estrous. ii iii: your car. Both the little Slaughter and Mr. and hirsJohpLleuens. oi Win- ilelti street, are ill or pneumonia. “ Robert Brown and tabby have mov- 'eil tone! from the Bohannan block in East Washington street. to New street. The Woman's Auxiliary oi Christ Church will meet Thursday siternoou with Mrs. C. N. Wood of ti Osborn av- cutie. The attractive andcomtortable bun. galow which Mr. Anderson has been building in’ Lorena street, is now nil. preaching completion. ' The Young Men’s Association. and the weekly‘fiiblé 'élass will hold meet- ings this evenin‘gs't the East Avenue Methodist Church. Morton Knapp. icrmerly assistant to Proprietor James Parker 01‘ the Bridge Pharmacy, has secured a position in the Norwsik iron! Works. Mrs. Henry (lei-ham was taken quite suddenly and seriously ill yesterday morning at her home in South Wilton but has slnbep improved considerably. The new addition to the Nichols Manuiscturing Company plant in East avenue is now finished and in use. giving the factory abput double its for mer iioor space. Theodore Benson has resigned his position with contractor H. V. Carr in take another position in the carpen- tering trade with Contractor Johnson. Conductor Arthur ‘Bushel is enjoy- ing a much needed vacation oi a day or so lron'i his strenuous duties as con ductor on the East avenue trolley line and his car is being looked after by Ernest Johnson. Contractor H. V. Carr will as soon as possible start work on two cottages at Foster Park in Winfield street tor n South Norwaik business man who in- tends to erect halt a dosed. The two about to be started have already been sold. East Norwalk’s sporting iraternity was out in force last night as was shown by the large delegation iroin this part oi the town in attendance at the Smoker oi the Twin City Athletic Club at Nash‘s auditorium In North Main street. The lccgl painters report that work is now beginning to open up quite briskly. From thy present outlook the coming season in "spent to work will be about the same as usual though it may be soccllerbted by a building hemp a little later. Freddie. the young son of Beulamin llillll) iii much its Heep. its lost. lie when tor the OWNr From Kidney Troubles. No peace for the kidney suiierer-- Pain and distress irom more to night. Get up with a lame buck. Twinges oi backache bother you all day Dull aching breaks your rest at lnsry disorders add to your mis- I’(ist at theca all-cure Dean's Kid“ Plilb wil UN They’re tor the ldilneys only-- Hsvs made great cum in south Norwalk. Hrs. Johh'nprst, mi Spring St. setup norms is. says: "At in' tervals (or s wreur’ysm. i was but noyed by attacks of kidney trouble. There wpre terrible veins in my hips and 1 who subject t it limited 9 kidneys. work the c bl p well bu log to lino a mother had used :‘ithm such ilne resold that. “w ‘, rs. Plalatedm slurs. ‘ . has not been bullied to move. ‘ s , dill“ f ed by their a orchestra. firrmwn. spoilt Blindsy at his hem the hands on painters lost at pres out. The painting and decorating will be in progress tor months. flui‘ing all at the rehnildlagpplooess the market . (l. G abystone. hasrhirsd a section oi the Gamble shop‘ in sesvisw avenue and it was understood thin morning that he intends to go into business there Mr. keystone came here about u year ago and moved to the amt: hnd Corbett block lu'houth Norwallt. A m: days each was stated that Mr cyclone bod withdrawn train the com- ihny. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wheeler. oi No. i Keyeer place, East Noreen, will celebrate the nitisth anniversary oi their wedded lite at their home on the afternoon and evening or next Tuned”. librch Ii. They will be pleas ed to receive calls, and congratulations irom all at their it'lends on this their golden wedding day. At. their? monthly business meetina Monday night. thb‘lilast Norwalk Fire Police also had their annual election of emcera. choice Was made or the tol- lowing: Captain~Louis liaistead. First Sargasso—l lrvlng Dunning. Stimuli fiermnt—Joaeph Jacobson secretary-«Berta. Brunatrup ‘Treteurbru—iiebi-y Wright Trustee-dolls Aahworth. Bids liars been naked for in connec- tion with the vote oi the last district meeting to buy cars supply wagon tor Mayflower Hook and Ladder Company. All appropriation not exceeding ssco was made. “The district committee and Chlsi p‘. it. Wheeler, who were dole gated tobuy the wagon. held a meet- ing last night in relation to the pur- chase oi the apparatus. it is under stoodwthst at lent two local men (South Norwalk) expect to put in hide. The odlcers oi the ideal Norwallr fire commutes. the hlayilowsrs and the Fire Police, the department engineers and the district committee will meet next Tuesday evening at the Iaydcw- or are house in Van Zandt street tor the purpose or formulating rules tor the governance oi the‘department, as delegated to by the last district meet- ing. A meeting oi the aromas and die trlct committee was called ior last night at the motor generator house in fieaview avenue but owing to a mistin- derstanding there tins not a commute attendance. People see commencing to ask what has happened to the decision of the board oi health or the City of South Norwsih that the oyster shell pile at the Radei establishment on the Wash- ington street bridge must move. it was announced several days ago in the Sentinel that the health board had turned the case over to county Health Oflcer Oeorac ill. suit for action. it was expected by' the board that Mr. Hill will deal summnarliy with the mutter, in that the libdei company was ordered to remove the shells by March illiiiili . * Miss Vivian unveils spent yesterday in New Canaan. the guest oi irienda bir. and bin. Frederick Decopoet. oi Paris. Macs. are the guests oi Mr and Mrs Robert a Barclay, Rowsyton avenue. Niel Marjorie and Gladys Mills. oi Highlpnd avenue. are spending a low days as the guests of Miss Pearl “embolism-or West Norwsiit. Miss Florence flammis, who has been spending several days in town as the guest oi blends. has returned to her home in‘ New Canaan. The quarterly business meeting oi the ‘ltowilyton Baptist church will be held Thursday evening at the con- clusion oi the prayer meeting. William A. Cushmsn. street. was able to lie on to South Norwallt. yesterday. gltsr a severe illness. earned by hemorrhages. Ausliisry oi ltowsyton party. blusle‘ will be provid» «the W. 0. Clerk, who is ill business t M Ine ifointhe um and ii . this at no. it“ p. ' 7“” 'm d" “opt Gent tor which of last NorwslkJm eoenti sagnam all eaters. Pris; to just got liters atworh _ J are. “I es u in- the%nltsd , co-v-r ‘IG-flllru; liters. Ali's.“ clues who lies been visl ‘ Simple Why or Mgsn‘ A insedsegads social will be givenf‘ ' , tomorrow evening under the auspices. bgioi several weeks in 'i‘srrytowmj “if . liotbsr iiiarth‘. Ellen 0. Kirk. Millard Frances Armaniisthsws. By My Vega! (lots to Town. Julia lit. Lippipnnn.‘ Dorothy Dev. William iii. allusions. The Nicaragua Canal. . r 1 in, t; - It" .1 ' «a ' a.“ ~ ' A big section at the wodds along the railroad tracks. between Darius and Newton were sure yesterday alter. noon. The tire did not spread to ad- joining property. During the past week or two a law oi the summer residents have been inciting over their properties but the weather has not yet been so balmy as to induce them to come up in large numbers. A noroton man was arrest yesterday by Constable Rich-i srd Menard. on a charge or assaulting George pugdaic. The case was brought beiore Justice William ii. Willmoit. Jr. last night ior adiustment. ' The members oi the Barton Business Men' I Association were very much pleased last week by the address on the subject ci a suitable public utili- ties mu, l1 Representative George It Chandler. of Rocky Hill. The members oi the Annotation were tour to have the speaker quit and he was induced to speak almost up to the minute oi the arrival of his tibia for home, af- ter ii o‘clock. The handout was a big success in every particular. it but been reported iro article so time that Ir Chandler will be a candidate for congressman at large. To the people of Barton. Bowsyton and Newton: A branch at the Veronica Circulating Library will be installed in the barber shop or Mr. illehard Aban- drotli.‘ Railroad Ave..’ ‘Mflt. This library is composed oi several hundred volumes oi. Popular Fiction. Boot-lea oi hove. Adventure and Travel. stories that everyone loves to read. for as and eve volume in some parileui way. is ll oi human heart throbs. human pathos and males and human “wrafléor‘r’xt a law oi the authors: i A Conan Doyle John Strange Whiter Honors De Balanc. Bigot-ton Castle. Mrs. idsry J. Holmes. Georgie Sheldon. Bertha bl Clay. Washington lrving. Sir Walter atoll. Capt Mayne Reade Anna Katherine Green Charles Lever Ouida. George or hire. ital-riot Lewis. Alexander mas. Robert bouis Stevenson. w. Clsrlt Russell. W. H. 0. Kingston. .1. Feunlmore Cooper. The subscription price is one cent per week. no other charge or any description being made. For catalogue and all other iniorma tion address F. B. TAYLOR. care ash tinel. south Norwaib. MIMI William Butcher and Alois Manner are sawing in Lenin's woods with their gasoline engine. llir. and hire. Atwatsr have returned sow *st the home at the bride‘s pan eats, llr. and hire. Charles Kimpsr. .The "Penny social" at the terms church last evening was well attended. The Westport Fire district at their recent meeting voted to spend 316.000 to construct sewers in the district. Alex lib-man has secured the posi- tion oi driver of the Cole's express team tor Gault Bros. ll. Daniel Webster is in Philadelphia superintendihg the work or brodslng the “Minute plan" monument. Rev. William 1’. Downs of New lla- lmw't v'nm .‘__!l_ Li. a. the ”fills and Potato ”stop arm Rosy. . l jumlmn'” "m‘ . ' Alamo by a pigs m” 0 O “r . the tool'you n ‘ it “to assimilate and readiiyni .. ‘l m“: placed under . owner noises and Matinee-- n .. .mmm aw-«o—W my. u e... mm "ohm . poll .. . . ‘ Evetung Pri Wednesday and A Mussive Scenic Production 1 Under the Dim ,oi the Author, CHAS A. TAYLOR 4-10, 20 autistic --10 and 200 areas Reserved s... or... Free. on “also. to Every LsdleloPlirchIesOneMcSeslBeiore scorn. Seats Now on Sale for THE BEST STOCK COMPANY Ever in South Norwsllt l .l run will preach in Christ Church this evening. Joseph Iceberg. who lives at (ioni- po hiill the greater part at the year. is .visiiiug At his home in Danbury. Jennie Osborne, the young pupil oi the Bridge street school. who lost the use or her eyes last week by skipping rope. is Improving. The station agent at Baugatuck. who has been conned to his home in Norwalk by illness. has recovered and resumed his wcrlt. George H. or at Bariea, who spends his summers in Greene rat-ms. has an interesting .sdhibit oi laser water iowl at the Sportsmen show in New York city. this weal: Air. and bin. John B. ilerris and son, who have been spending the winter in Oslllornls. are won-to re turn to their Oompo home. Ilsa slay Norris who is traveling through Europe will return home hter. Mr. and lire. 1‘: Bill Nelligsn have been visiting [fluids in Dsnhury tor a ”test days. . ; Air. and hire. Livia Wood and son. or New lurk. Mi holiday with rain lives ib‘town. ‘ ‘ L The 03er oi. the Billet! heal: ethaii W Winn were gums 19W hits ”new. ‘ . and (ions bowner. ' i duality with bliss , street. . ‘ . wps designed on 'r lodge. 1.0 . ...w .W . . 4-..... an... .. interior decorations added. Complete bath rooms have been installed and new sinks and ranges have been plac- ed in the kitchens. ilr. Mead has bruit. ‘en ground on the lot. corner East and Burtls avenue tor double house. George Light, oi Btamiord. and Wai- ter Dsytoa, or Glenbroolr. were guests fl new i oi triends on Richmond Hill. Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and hire. Stephen Wood. of Dar- ien. iorr’ueriy of this town, were guests or Air. and lira. Edwin Bl‘bnt. in East avenue, Sunday. An ltallan irult and vegetable store will be opened in a short time in the opera hours building, recently vacst. ed by Ash on. the inarltetnian The dancing class that and was well attended louder evening. A commit- tee was appointed to arrange for a dual reception in the near inture. George Bobbitt. the rural mail car- rlsr. who has been confined to his home by iliheas tor some time. is able to be out. although not entirely recov- ered. 'The interior oi the Messenger once has been greatly improved. The busi- . ness pace has besn‘encloaed and door oratsd and» many» other necessary changes have been made. , DANA." AMTIQ sweets DMD- COPENHAGEN Karen 18.-~tlom~ sludges WW the Danish Arctic .‘l‘ur‘flb “A.“ board: denied prominently in the tune“ lions arranged in honor oi Duned- , . srloli A. (look upon his visit to cams. babes amt the olsilus bit the Amerlcsn ea» Folloylpg :Ailidi‘iilill dill ) . Pith, Ii! Mill iodsr. commodore l-lov-, Mid ll. VIA Gill it! the int til, star the reisutlon oi 'a cldims by the University at tier . paphm the Danish explorer tier” . dialed thatritbbitgbvit boil hilt been CORONIR‘O CRITICiIM UNOALLED FOR. MIDDLETOWN, March l6.--Dr. Al- bert C. Thomas oi the Connecticut Hospital tor the insane. said today that Coroner Wilson's criticism oi the hospital authorities for discharging Muller was unjustified. as‘ they had no authority to hold the man. He was committed as an “indignant’ patient. and when his release was demanded by his father. the authorities had to let him go. Dr. Thomas said Muller was in the institution from June 4 to November 29 and had no haliucina lions alter the iirst two weeks of his stay-.1“ was cured of his crasy syrn ions when he lelt. but the hospital could not guarantee that he would not have a return or them it he took to drinking again. BIOIIVIB ILACK HAND LITTER. NEW LONDON. March lea—Vincen so loiacono, the Brainard: street sheen niaber. who recently received a Black Hand letter demanding $800 on pain at death. received snothermlsaive today which reminded him that Wednesday was thelast day he had to live unless he paid the amount. which was raised to will. Loiseono has closed his house and is in hiding. His wits and chil- dren are being taken care oi by friends. ' serum. “Arch of it. . berrell i‘ Wfis rosidenco _ , district. A larder between aensrdl itsnsger ‘ between 1600 and moo trainnien will tor railrosdworharenotscarceintilis r Furthermore gross earnings to! he: ‘ row aitsruooasild will ‘ . with highway . court yelterllay. Til _ ‘ tic . the conductor}. counts and mm pawl the“ New Haven when began the casting oi thplr ballots this morning This action once-a a, assistance yes- gius ot' the New Haven road an representatives oi the the sirloin)" when the answer at the railroad ' , pally to the men was deliversd‘bya‘ , titular. it is «rooted lost the poll ' “ will be completed by the early part oi next wsslr, and the supervisory With consisting or to members. will inset in this city next Ionday nor the burnout or counting the vote. is is estimated that about six hundred conductors and be ailected. " ' In connection with its proposition ‘ ' the New Haven road through blr. me gins says: 9 "While this proposition does not make a direct increase in rates of Day. except as in yard service, it does make , quite a large increase in the oompem satlon or the men,‘ principally an ac- count oi the tenvhcur day in the pass longer and freight service. This in- oreased compensation means an inl . crease in the expenses of the railroad company, amounting to many thuuw ands or dollars per year. “The company does not feel that it I. , can attord to otter what this propo altlon contains in the way of so in. crease in the operating expenses um less it knows that the men who are benentt ed thereby will assist the com? pany in its charts to obtain increased rates lor transportation. , , ”it is baridy necessary to repeat the ‘ compsn'y' a objections to the articles in ‘ your proposition. not included in this . as said objections were thoroughly ea? - piained in conierence. but i wish to add, so tar as a direct wage increase is concerned, as iollows: “The present wane scale was darned up 7 to in buy. 1m, without the presence of grand cheers, hence we can seis- “iy assume it was aatisiactory, to the men “In May. 1907 business Was homing and railroad iasn were never so mess. Supply and demand should have some hearing on the selling price crusty commodity. and the labor which you have to sell is it commodity. Now men section; in tact, in some classes of it her, men who were laid on in them» of 1507 have not yet been taken ml vember December lobe, and . me, show an lncreaoe of bill. I " cent over hlarch April and lay 1‘ ‘ I and we do not‘ beiivs that a 8' .. cent. increase in volume of h ' ‘ warrants any increase in rates at W. especially as the gross earnings logo December-.1909 were less than Novem- ber. and January 1910 less than be cember. l selected these months he- cauae one group represents the time while the other group is as close as‘ t can get to the present. "As to a ten- hour basis to! all . by the company about 18 years an. ‘ . by th eeompany about 18 years ago. ‘ No other road has seen at to adopt it although we know other roads have carefully inquired into the matter. There is no merit in the 8-hour M plan. except to shorten the hours work» ed per day by a man 9nd "dissent total daily compensation. Tea Mull; is not excessive ior men working out doors in yards. i "The rates altered tor all ten boutl yards are not up to the Chicago null but are lair when we stop to consider . the diderence in conditions. ' i. “Placing all New Haven M on I ten- -bour basis is a stop to!“ lull- ardisation of conditions which you have been advocating." Mr. Higgins closes with a siatmbt oi the average earnings for comm in December with deductions to: " time made. They are given lows: Passenger conductor 81 height conductor sios.1r.' This explanbtion. which was part oi the company's prom the men accompanied the letter '_ the men a representatives and lot sent out last night to each H’Nv p m ADDRIOI IY NATIONAL 0F Mrs. Sterling Tow rm filled! Walls chested!) A» T ‘ Am ' ~ct hlorwsit Daughters of the American will be held tomorrow ‘ 3 o'clock w p Ill tire board will be whelii it earlier. » g ' up. John F. Sterling. v panersi or the listioiial be a guest oi Norwalk HAW Iii). you it! Hammad. Benin it ~ and stepson motility v;
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