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Get Your Drug Wants.
Filled at the
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and ancient service at
all times.
Personal attention given to all
prescription, work
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Comegiti and avail; for yourcar.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager.
law «
more air? An elegant dressing?
or i“ would not inst-lit? up.
it“
eetiux Thurs-
day night. which decided that the only
proper thing to do was to adjourn on
account of thecnll bearing the signa-
ture of only one member of the com-
mittee. it is considered unfortunate
that such was the case, for the install-
ation of bigger electrical facilities in
the motor-generator house in Senview
avenue. is delayed some. Ne cull,has
yet been issued for another meeting.
After the Thursday night meeting, I’.
ll. Fielding talked about resigning
from the (EOInmlttco. but it is hoped
that the differences among the mem-
btirs of the committee, may be smooth-
or on .
It not
can Norwaik 1»... Diana
l
The details will be given in a later
issue.
Mrs..Wllliam Tobey. who has been
seriously ill for some time, is be
ed to be doing quite well. though stii
seriously ill.
Willctt O. Smith. whose house was
destroyed by lire a short time ago. is
making arrangements to
of a new residence on ridge
The barge lead of crushed
which has just arrived for the town oi"
NOI‘Wiiiii. was towed up the harbor to'
8 Norwalk dock this morning by the
tug Addie V.
The young ladies of Christ (‘hurcb
have decided to go ntield for their next
entertainment enterprise. They have
arranged to hold a dance in May at.
licd Men's Hall in the (luzettc building
in Norwalk. '
l’cople who look across the harbor
this morning and saw tht.I barge An-
drcw M. Church at the steamboat dock
rubcd their eyes and took a second
look. so much did it appear like num-I
mer excursion timc.
‘ lrving .leunings’ sloop yacht Duchess
is going through a. complete overhaul—
ing at the Ayers shipyard in Scavicwl
avcnue. The boat. is being fitted with'
a new trunk and several planks are be-.'
lug replaced with new ones.
The public clock over the entrance
to the motor generator housc in Scu-
vicw avenue, needs some regulating.
At present time the timepiece is in a
spccdy frame of mind and th trollcy'
{are would be in a bad way it run by
t.
tlcorgc LcMar, for some time in the
employ of (‘outractor Charles Ais
thorpe, has severed that conncctioti..
Mr. iAPMM‘ canto hereirotn New York
and hits been inside man most of the
lililt‘ at Mr. Alsthorpe's shop in Scu-
view uvcnuc.
The Men‘s (‘lasa will meet as usual
tomorrow at tho East Aveuuc Mi'lilO-
dist Church. following the regular
morning scrvicc. As is customary. or»
cry cftort will be made 'to mukc the
then people free to participate in all
of ihc discussion.
The i'uncrnl of Mrs. tfluyton l.. .iiur-
shall was held this afternoon from her
into home in Osborn nvcuue. The
Rev. W. W. Gillies. pastor of tho liunt
Avcnuc Mcthodist Church. wits tllc oili-
clntlng clcrgyman and burial was in
Riverside Cemetery in Norwuik.
A1. lilt' Advent i'hrlsllan Church. ihc
pastor, licv. 1.. l". ltcynolds, will prcucli
at 10:30 a. m. umi 7:30 p. tu.. tomorrow.
Morning subject. 'l‘lic Anointing of .lo-
nus; evening subject. ‘A Night on (titli-
ice. The Sunday school moi-ts at l:
in; the juniors at :i p. m.. and thc Loy-
al Workers at 5:45 p. ill.
The dances about the Norwnlks last
night dl'cw many people lroni I-‘ust
Nor-walk. The delegation in uttcnd'
once at the Life Savcr's ball was a big
mic and there was it good slzcil rcprc-
scuiatlon at..thc dance oi' the High
School Alumni Association at the high
school building in West uvcuuc.
‘ Ainaicur farming in tho most popu-
lnr pastime in town those days. Most
cvci'y man is boasting about his pct
garden. Most men will own iii-t up
curlicr than usual to loud lilt‘ pardon
at this curly static ol‘ the scztsou. but.
be is a pretty good sort who will liccp
up his enthusiasm through ilic scu-
son.
The conict is still lioltlinu consider»
able inicrcst and sonic pooplc hold tho
impression that they have seen it. One
person, for instance, awokc about ‘1
o‘clock this morning and took it look.
’Ju‘st'abovc the‘ horizon at the cast was
summing. that looked considerably
larger than a star. The observer dc~
cided it was the comet.
The weather indications today were
that tomorrow the East Norwalk
young men who are experimenting in‘
aeronautics will have an opportunity
to tryout their machines. Two
in particular are engage in the
construction of aeroplanes. ll it littlg
while they may pttt blast Norwalk on
the map as important in the air naviga-
ting line.
John Sherman lioyt'a knookabout is
“(2ch l .
l at a special meeting ol said dislrlct
[of May. 1910. at which time i shall
the erection.
8m”Lillie rate of nine per cent. a
stone May l. liilil. will be charged on all
,uained Stanley Bernard. and strongly
about. ready to no into commission
from her overhauling berth back of
the Crescent Laundry. Jesse Ayers is .
making preparations to ship her rud-'
tier today anti expects to set her over-'
board Monday or Tuesday. This knock~
about is one of a series built several.
years ago for racing purposes and has
handsome lines.
The auxiliary sloop Alfarnta. recent: ,
iy purchased ‘13 Victor W. Ferris from
Commodore iiliam I“. Hatfield, of
the Norwalk Yacht Club. is being made
ready to go into commission at the
yacht headquarters of Jesse Ayers at
the rear of the Crescent Laundry.
This morning. Captan Thomas B.
Smith and captain W iintn Tobey re-'
moved the must of tho Altai‘iitu. The
yacht will be given it thorough ovar-
hauling and placed ill commission at
aireariy lilim ' '
East iietwaik is still talking about
The taxpayers of the East Norwnlk
l~‘irc District are hereby notiiied that
a district .tax of the mills on the dol-
lar. laid on the Town Assessment List
of lilOil. at a meeting of the District
hold on the lat day of June. 1909. at
the East Norwitllt school house.‘be
time of payment. having been amended
held the 29th day of September, will
be due and payable on the first day
be ready to receive the some at my
store, No. in li‘irnt street. Penalty at.
your from
taxes remaining unpaid on and after
.luuc l. 1910.
1*), i‘). (itililiAii.
(,‘ollcctonoi‘ Taxes for the blast Nor-
walk Fire District.
Dated, blast Not-walk. April :33. laid.
,, um: tot
illiilliiiill .
'l‘hc bungalow in (hullipp sin-ct. for
..lihe «Hair; A
ball was filled to its capacity. The en;
tertainment was exceptionally pinatai
ing to the large audience which was
profuse in its praise of all connects
‘ With the program. ‘ i
Justice William-H. Willniott, .lr., oi
Dorian, was called upon to dis so 01'
an assault case. Thursday nigh at the
the town hall. William Lord was the
accused and nerves fined 33. which he
paid. Lord was charged with commit-
ting the assault on Stevie Lends, at No,»
roton. Wednesday night. The accused
was arrested Wednesday nisht b icon-
stable Ambrose Brewer‘ and re eased
on a bond or 850 for llil appearance
Thursday night. it is claimed that the
assaultwus the result of a long stand-
ing grudge Lord held against bonds.
ill Darlcu. last week. there wore ten
sales of property. and the mortmea
recorded amounted to $21,075. The
sales were as follows: Emma H. Dela-
l‘icld to Julie i“. C. Hawkins; Herman
Marina cs tix to John Keogh, West
Norwailt road; Adelaide. Neil to
.lcimnc ii. Cutler, Noroton ilelghts; G.
H. Noxou to Katie E. Knapp; (l. H.
Noxon to w. J. Mather et ai, land;
Mitrgurct. G. Rogers to Frederick
Scltnvcir, ionnectlcut turnpike; G. W.
Souihwlck et al to Cbrysa M. Leonard,
Noroton avenue; Frederick Schavoir
to Richard Vandcnhcndcn et a], Con-
necticut turnpike; Tokenelte Corpora-
tion to Alice M. Swift. Tokencke; E. J.
Welt-ii to (l. S. Fulton, highway.
The annual ball of Eagle [look and
Ladder and Engine Company. of Dar-
ien. last night, at the town hall. was a
grcitt success 1 ucvery particular. 80-
cially. it. came fully up to expectations.
being a most enjoyable event and it
did not fall behind financially. there
being a big attendance. The greater
part of the guests were of course from
town but there were also a number of
out or town visitors. There was a fine
program of cutcrtalnmcnt, as well as
irc dnncc numbers. The cntertninmcnt
l'caturc was furnished by the Joseph
1‘}. Shea Amuactncut Company. of New
York. whilc music for the dancing was
played by Slicpurd's orchestra. The
llrcmon‘s committee of arrangements
was bonded by Chief Louis l“. Smurzn
its chairman. (.‘liurlcs Mlllspuuuh was
trcusnrcr and ii. ll. Cl‘tlflll. secretary. ;
Wiili’ili
iir and Mrs. i). ii. liolac liurc liccu
l
l
l
iloduey Wood. is rapidly ucnrinp t'iilli-
plciion.
(Domain .lohn Obcrlnndcr has
put a new launch overboard for
own use.
The ollnnce Social Club will hold
a bust one meeting Monday :litt'i‘litmln
at 3 o'clock, at their rooms, liou nylon '
uvcnuc. l
The launch, which lt‘orcsi (law had
constructcd for him at iill‘ Antlcriton
launch Works. the lillsl wintcr. has
bccn launched. The. boat is niuctccn
foot. long and will develop about 10
miles per hour.
A fine program has been prepared
for the praise service in thc iiaptisl
(‘liurcli tomorrow cvcnlng, consisting
of itntllcms, quartet“! and solos. A
tunic. soloist will also render scvcral
sclcctions which Will bc a vcry pious-
ing fcaturc of the program. ‘
just ‘
his
~Acciticnts will happen, but the
bcsbrcunluicd families kccp ilr. 'l‘hom'
us'. Eclcctric Oil for such cincrpcncics. .
it subducs the pain and heals thce
hurts.
and attrition.
Edward T. lintcs rctuructl ilillllt' you
tcrday from u busiucss trip lino Now
York state.
liuvid iii-cry. of the Soldiers lloiuc.
at Norolon, visited ii'ieiuits in New
ifauaau rcconily.
'l‘lic Lockwood place at lirooksidc
illib‘ bccu routed to Mr. lilil‘l‘ih‘ and futil-
lly. oi‘ llroklyu. who huvco already take
an possession.
ilii‘h'. Sarah Dasknin and daughter.
Miss tlcorgiu liuakam, who havc boon
spending tlic wiutcr iiiltl t-ni'ly spring
not Savannah. (lcorglit, have returned
to thcir home’lu Mansfield uvcnuc.
Au cnicriuiutucnt has bcvn itrruugcd
i'or tit-xi wcok ut the lliti‘it-it town hall
by the Burton li‘rcc Library Associir
tion. The program is to be givcn by
tho Norwulk High School orchestra. as
stated by Miss Thoreau iioyl, soprano.
Miss Olit liidwcll. who picuscd so
many people last fall when shc have
up cnicruiiumcnt ill l‘luricn. illli'i nr~
i‘flllkcd to givc another cutcrtuiumcui
horc shortly, under the auspices of the
ladies of the hicthodiut Church.
ll. K. Chambers. a litcrary man and
ills family. who have bucn occupying
the Wilson it‘ltl'ill liotisc, supposed to be
lilo oldest house in the surrounding
country and popularly known nu " ltl
ilunilrcd." have movcd to Now 0-
chelic.
.luinea Bates who spent the winter
in lo‘lorlda. bus been grouting old
friends. The trip south ext-cod with
Mr. liutca, who was atiuburncd as n
bcrry, but the southern cllin‘ato appar-
ently was not. good for Mrs. iiutcs'
health.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
George Wountiy. of Dorian, last ii‘l‘idity
morning. The young man has been
resembles his proud gruutltautliorw—our
ostocmctl townsiuuu. iicruurd t-l. Woutr
day.~Now Canaan Advertiser.
Architect ilohry Marvin butt prepur~
pd plant-i i‘or uii slrnetivo colonial
house for Richard Vuudcn ilenduu. of
Newton. it is to go up on the Post
road, a little east oi Norolou river.
amide to be of wood 32 x 34 feet with
steam heat. electric lighting and other
modern. improvements. .
n The pastor. .Rev. Geo. Benton smith
will match in the Methodist (thumb
on Sunday morning. in the evening
there will be an old fashioned praise
service. Thinking the 60 Anniversary
of the founding of the Church, a short
Historical sketch will be read at the
evenin service. Everybody most cor-
dially ultimate.
in the iieihboi'hood of so was
cleared by t e force “The iii . pement
at when." presentedutibe town hall
Thursduy‘ttlght.‘ under the direction of .l
iii. A. Spanner iliiii for life licnolll of
the button Congregational Church. The
cnlcttnining out of town trlcndu.
Mrs. l"l’illlit (todlrcy. oi Snugutuck
was thc rcccni guest of Mrs. Louis ii.
Mills. .
l
William .\ictculi. of tin-colloid Hill.
has moved his family into tllc licnitks
place,
'l‘i'inity church parish will aimini
nuiio in worship with (‘lii‘iui church
tomorrow.
’l‘ht' Sunnutuck Whist (‘lub lilol
'l‘luirstiuy illit‘l‘llOOl‘l with Mrs. licnry.
liriullvy, of Sauuutuck.
An bum-cation service has bcun prc
liarcd l'or tomorrow owning at the
Congregational church.
licv. and Mrs. i‘. ll. Slraycr cntcr
lulncti licv. Mr. Mackenzie iii the
Forms parsonage chncmiuy.
'l‘bnu't-stport baseball team “ill
play against tlu- t‘iiit‘tlciil burwbail
tontn one woclt from tomorrow
Mrs. Iii‘lll')‘ iiakcr. who is ucutiy W .
Scars old is wry ill with heart irozibic
at b":' houic lu lloscviilc district.
ticnrizc- iiunl. who has bocu toulluml
to his lionic with a badly sprained an
klc. is able to usc the loot a little.
Fri-dcrick Yohn. the uoicd acuiptot.
in boxing his ”only purchascd iliillli‘
in Silvcrtulno rcnovulctl and lllli‘liii
t'ii.
Mrs. Arthui 'l‘uyloc \\ilii nili'il‘ tuc
winlcr months in New York city. bu»
rcopcncd her rcsidcnc c on ’l'uikcy
lllll.
The illustrated ii-t-turc givcu in ii
lii'ary hull lust. u‘cci. was int-itch at
lt‘lllii'ti untl provcd vcry interesting ..s
\ch| on instructive. i
ll. lianlcl Webster. is ovcrscvinu
tlu- work of putting litt- mound in
shape around the bane of thc “blluutc
Mun" monutucut. which will be sci and
dcdit-iiictl \‘cry soon.
'l'liv Compo buscbull club bus so
curcd tbc use of thc lot on (‘otnpo
siruci below the rcsitlcucc or “'iiilillil
iiurlhutt. anti cvcry Sunday a lively
union of ball will ho played on those
grounds. ‘
AT the recent buscbull conical lll'iti
at l~‘uirilcld liciwccn the (lucidnn of
that pliicc.ttiiii the local high school.
lllc latter werc deft-tiled by a score of
0-2. A large crowd from tho town ut-
tt-lltlcd the game. .
Till‘ pupils of Erin Sitttttntuck ucliool
held thciradrbur day celebration you-
icrtiuy. The program consisted of
solute and rccltutlona .wlihhn lntercat~
lug talk on "Birds and Nature" by
Miss Katherine Wilcox. who in greatly
intcrcstcd in tho bright boys and girls
of.ihiu school. auroral pino trcca wcro
act out to take the place of those that
dicd last winter.
VA LE STUDENTS Pall! FIGHT.
NEW HAVEN. April “Id—«limiter
lint utter a little excitement which the
city did not give promise of. it large
body of Yale students last night pitch‘
on a ring at iiihhthntise Point and had
a number of build bouts. The under»
standing was that illOlli‘l'lliltltil' class-
inun who had private grudges to work
out hail the opportunity to do so in
thin public ineliion. In one ton round
an betwuen trio Sliciilcld scientific
ticluml juniors titers was almost a
knockout in the final round. 'i‘wo ath-
or bouts. Wore titlciarcd to he drawn.
The referee and the men in the corn-
ers were all idoniliied with profession
til boxiuit. ' . '
DONLIN MAY RETURN TO GIANTI.
new roux, April ate—"Mine" n-
iin may return to the fold at th al.31-
ants. 'l‘h was the new: New york
baseball ans. has with entliualdlih
today. site was noted in n Onion-
'0 distal.» . as denouncing his inten-
io’n in make formal application lodlit
tor reinstatement u a member attire
club, his antibt'inceinent being no led
with a statement tron: Chairman err-e
moon of the National Commission toI
the effect thatnonlin‘ connect would
Mirna er cCiraw has ex.
u .
p c sieifi uti‘ till tiled willingness to
\i'uicoriié otilliri brick. '
o.
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that.
and was mentaliy‘ueraunad.‘
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LC.EYEN
c Paris Clock and suit House
2.3 South Main Street.“ South Norwalk- .
store in The Norwalks.
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p mp
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ill] 0 tS S 't andC t
-. Y ‘ . Every garment we offer you in this sale is worth , _. »_ - .. "
actually double. as our prices are always lowor than
other-sand our garments made better than any other
There is no question about
Surely you want one of our suite 0
Come in and try one on and the sale is made.
untl convince yourself. .
$16.50. Ladies‘ and Misses Suits, selling out price.”.98
lsidles' and Missee‘ Suits. selling out price. $14.98
330 Ladies‘ and Misses’ Suits, selling out price. $17.98
$50 Ladies“ Suits, selling out price. . . . .. ....... $25.00
slii Ladies' Loni: Coats. selling out price ...... $9.98
815 Ladies' Short Coats. nailing otit price ....... $7.98
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r coats.
Come
WE PLACE ON SALE 200 DOZEN OF
White Wai'éis,
Each Waist bearing an o cial label that it is made
under clean and health“:
only store in The Norwnlka that has them.
arc made to sell at “.25 and $1.50 each. but for this
sale, to make it more effective, tic will sell some
conditions. We
For 980
liclucntbcr. this price is for this chic onlywii‘ic
are the _
Tiler
Wu-ow_;.w- ....... ..—
A.
515 Main Street,
Stamford
wotrta llllST iliE
tt‘ontlnucd irotu First l'ngol
.« I L 1
ihc boy a counsel aid with oil» “-3,; licbtcd,
lice
Ill TiiE tuna.
Skirts, Dresses, Gowns,
Corset Covers,'Etc.
Salc of Skirts ................ i ....... $1.98 to $7.98
Sale oi’ i’t‘iliCilillH from ................... 98c up
. Sale of h‘llk lircsscs lrom ................. $1‘l.98 up
. Sale of \\'l.ilo llrcsscs front ..
~ Sale of Night (towns from ... ....
5ch of (‘orscl t‘ovcrs trout .......
Sale of odd lots of Forums, all tlic loading iuukcb‘. .
Come and ask for your size, and ii We baic ll you i)
Will uuvc half a dollar on a pair.
Sid ltuiu t‘oats, selling out prlcc
"1'
WE ALTER FREE
“THE PARIS”
ma: tits PLANT
txrtnstoii
It'ontluucd trout l-‘lrst i‘uaci
...—......
limb arc in thc curc of
mwncc yi-slt'rdn} itltciuoon that \VOl-‘llig lumbar“. of (:i-ccniicld Hill. and
I l was too icndcr bcuvit-tl to burnt a'rmir nurscs from this city. who \u-rc
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itt- «'litikt-ti
..mc. \iiiv‘l‘i‘, soukoti Willi oil. rho
irnlilf‘li to tit-nth, With the name wait.
til fucvd liitliifcrcucc that h" slum-Ml
i..rottulioui llll' irini. Wolior cviiict‘d
in t‘lllullllll wlicu thc \crdlct won an
in um: i. With almost inhuman com-
.iaccncy ho was usln-cp in his coll-~-
cii slot-pint: soundlywwhtlc the jury
l“ili|i'l‘nlt‘ti on his talc This was ll'lfllli'
km on by a court attendant who said
Lani hc ililii to atomic ihc prlsoncr to
mini! llllll into court. llc will be non»
n lll'l‘il on Wciiucsdny
luum-tliutcly nttci lbw antmunccmcnt
-:! llw \‘t‘rtiloi. “'ttiim't‘ ll. Scott. 00“"
ml tor Woltci', made a formal motion
that tho vcrdict lu- sci unidc. but .iutluc
l'osicr ovcrrulmi him and Scott hur-
lit'iii)’ lcfi court allcr having obtnlncd
a stay of soutcurc until chucadny.
’l‘lio Jurymcn themselves showed
t‘llliiiitill. \vhllo ihc boy who must fllc
showed nonc,
Ncithcr rclnilvcs of tho murdcrcr
not" of his victim \"t‘l'i‘ in couri to hear
the verdict ills Pliit'ily parcnis wcl‘i‘
lll court during llic nilcrntuiii.‘lutt as
ho ill‘ill‘il tltc dccisiou which iuvuus
ticathnbc “up among strangers. l-Zi‘
ltll‘ltt Wt‘l‘t‘ llllliii‘ ill lit‘l ll Hlfllt‘llll‘lli
from him no ilic way to the ’l‘oiubs.
but he ro-luscd to talk. "1 don‘t want
to talk tonlithtw—i‘ut lil'l‘ti and i want
to not it little good sit-op first." iii'
said.
lluth Wheeler was killcd on Thurs-
tiuy. March 24. Failing to dispose of
her body in the iii-c [illit‘f‘, Woltcr cut it
illim‘l and loft thc bust and bond
wrapped in burlap on a tire escape.
troiu where it was pushed into the
yard below. The grcwaoinc discovery
b-d to his arrest. ilc was arrested on
Saturday. March 26, and was placed on
trial on Monday lost. its denied over
knowing ituth, but testimony showed
that she was lured to bill roome ex-
pocilnit to obtain work as it nteno-
nriiphcr. There Wolicr attempted to
uneault boy and in the struggle.
strangled her with a rope.
'l‘ho vaplrl brain of Woitcc apparent-
ly contained today no well defined
rcallnallon of the into that was to ho
tooled out to him in the electric chair.
The atoiid forcinncr nlnpt. .aouutlly
through the night ill the 'l‘oinba Pris-
on and the keepers had to shake hitu
roughly to mouse him. Welter has
"(fibula to any about the verdict. lio
wl be ititiiiflilitml on Wednesday and
liiunedintely thereafter removed to
i-ilux filing for execution. The Jury
were of cap mind; the flame scarred
band of the girl clutching a lock of
Walter's hair told a story of the xii-1‘s
choktnl and burning in the open fire.
tilled.
. _.'_:We have trusted in God that this
should receive his lust punish.
me ." said Pearl Wheeler. sister of
Ru , “and the verdict is just.“
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no rnAddov m citations. ,
CHESHIRE. April 23.~*Mi‘li. Bridleil
Egan. and 78 years. wt ‘nt Patrick.
Egan. was found. yetier av roominn‘
drowned in a all low strenm.- which
runs close lobar me. llore. li‘br ow
past three ycitts Mic had been it Well
1 li_ but tu‘clvc iucn liccbicii lust illithl l liurrlcdly called {or by John E ”(lyiw.
Ruth thclcr untilihc li‘airilcld pharmacist. and soul out
‘ met Pm while yet :ilivc into his ilrc‘
in nu unintiinliilc shortly illici‘ thc ill“
I‘ltit‘ill tin‘ttrrcd. While both are very
badly burned and are in a critical cou-
Iliiiou into lust night it was cxpct-tcil
thni thcy would rccovcr.
'l‘hc implosion is bcllcvcd to how
boon cnuscd through it high prcssurc
upon thc gas machine which cauiwd it
in look into the carbide housc and
whoa a match was struck the cxplo-
slon came with great force and below
thu- victims had a chuncc- to rcullzc
ihcir danger.
.............. $4.98 up
. 25: up
.98c up
. , $7.98
33 So. Main St,
So. Nerwalk
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iiiolding Company’s Bonds Can’t
Be Made Bank investments
iiilr’i'i‘ilh'~ April 23. —r“.t’tori.< to mulo
i the bomb: of tho lloston Holding coin
ipuny a legal inicsttuvut for Mitssn»
‘i‘illlfii’llfi savings liiliilts l’m-rivctl no
other nothsck ycsit'i‘day \vhcii Attor-
ncyilcucral Malone rcporictl that lilv‘
bill exempting thcsc bonds from law
tion is uncoustitutlounl.
Thc decision of thc attorueiwucncrul
was rccclvctl in ibc bousc and without
, dobatc lilt‘ housi- rcfuscd to llillllil
Condition Grave. lili' hill.
Miss Robinson suttcrcd acvcrc. History of Case.
burns about ihc liuniis, bond :iiidl 'l‘lic lil'UlV‘rllUli li'iilllliillu ”1“!“
chcst. and ill‘l‘ hair was so il:ltli\ burn-
ed that it was necessary to tut it off
to iron! the injuries. Hcr condition
is grow. but it is thought shc will rc»
con-r with but four marks of licr tcr
riblc explosion.
Goodman. tbc coacluunu. who is
also at limos cmploycd as n clmut'lcui‘.
is also vcry badly hurpcd about ilic
hcud, chest and hands. and is under
the curc of tho physician and tho
nursca llc is thought to ho morc
acvcrcly injured than .‘iiiss Robinson.
Occurred at 7 o'Clock.
Tin» t‘*\‘iii(‘iriltlll occurrcil shortly at
for 7 o'clock. Tito l‘i‘llidl‘lll‘i‘ or lilt‘
lloblnsous, one of thc ilncst in lr‘alr-
iii-id. is lixliicil by an :icctylonc ans
piunt iuslnllctl in u littlc buildlui:
called the carbide house about li‘io
foot from tho rcsldcncc. Last night
something wcnt wrong with tho
lights and Miss Robinson and flood-
ntau wcut out to invcsilnatc and tunkc
utliuatiucni. What blppcnctl whcu
they vouched thc curbidc liouuc is not
yet known but it is supposed that ciih-
or a match was struck or atcppcd on.
nitd'ihnt lberc must have been a leak
from the quantity of carbide for lltcrc
was a tcrt‘ltic. explosion.
Noreen From Bridgeport.
Assistance was at once rendered
from tho bounc and the injured girl
,and coaclimun curried by stimulants to
the residence from whcuce tcicphonc
monsnxcn were sent to l'ir. liunham
tinO Mr. Boyle, who both responded at
once. the latter making a record trio
in his automobile. noiuu from his
store to the Robinson homo in six
minutes and bringing all of tho
bandages and itnguenttuo he had at
band in the pharmacy. llr. nua-
iinm was also quickly at tho houac
and the task of making the two vic-
tims as comfortable as possible undcr-
taken.
The supply of unitucutinc was not
autilcicnt. however, and a telephone
cpii was made upon a pharmacist. in
this city to send it supply and also to
send four nurses. This was compiled
with and the nurse wore secured and
hurried to the home ‘on.0reenfleld
Hill in an automobile. The patients
bitvo been made as comfortable as
possible. but are still suffering: from
their burns.
. Min Robinson is a daughter of the
late John K. Robinson. who was one
ofthe heads of the his match trust
known an ill" liiaiuond Match Co.
and who died about We years ago.
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bonds originated with tlort-ruor
Ilt'uprr. \vlio advoculcti such it llit‘llr'
urc ill his inituuut'nl uddi‘css lll .luii
l!.ill'_\'. 'l‘hc bill was vigorously op
posctl at tho hourlm lwforc the com
miltcc ou’ railroads and thc (‘Ollliht'i
for the New York, Now Huvcn and
Hartford railroad, which company
linuuccd the holding company as n
solution of the tllfllculiy of morning
ihc lloslon and Mitiuc railroad with
tho Ncw llovcn announced that thc
orlzzinul incusurc would not be ilii‘5~~
i‘ii
in tho iucnnlimc Sciiutor ’l‘urilc. of
i‘lttsiiclil. brought forward p sct‘oiitl
proponltlon cxcuipiiuu the bonds
from taxation. but this bill was also
hold up pcutliui: a decision from tho
tillfirili,'_\'-K(‘llt‘l'ai.
The action of tho honec ycstcrtlni
prcvcuin savings banks and similar lil-
atituiions fmtu investing in those
bonds. ihc pi‘odlcds of which. it was
stulcd, would be unctl in lmproviulr
tbc iloaton and Maine railroad.
Governor Draper Inst-lent.
lindismaycd by the decision of tin»
uttornoy-gmuwui and tho aulmcqucut
action of bio houac. Governor lirsiwt'
continued the tight in favor of the
bonds by sending a special mcenagc to
the legislature at noon yesterday uric
but some action that wrutld prevent
the bonds of thc couuntny from baiita'
subject. to dottblc taxation. The men-
nnnc was immediately referred to tho
joint committaca on railroads and tax-
ation for a public hmvinu.
'l‘lie.utock of llii‘ New Haven road
already pays a local tax which the
irovcrnor dccma nul'ilcicul. llc bellow-s
that the legislature will find aoiuc
tncthod by which the boudn may hit
exempted without violating! coastliua
lionul provisiont
RECEPTION TO PMNGE TAO.
SAN FRANCJSCO. April 23.-i‘rlncc
’l’sai Tao. uncle of the emperor of
(‘hinn and brother of the regent was
the misfit of honor last night at a re-
ccption given by the Chinese Slit Com-
panies. The prince was to have we
ceived a sliv r unchbowl from the Six
Companies a .he mite abruptly-amt
left the ha i? tit‘bbi’ore presentation
time. ills-h dopahurc occasioned
much eurprl 3 Several of his hosts
followed him the elevates. He in-
iormed them t t he was tired of for.
intuition and would receive the punch-
bowl in hilt room. if they would brinit
i there.
is room»
The gift. iater‘wua taken to
linen seven
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if so It will save endless trouble
and complaints if you have the plumb-
ing work gone, over, carefully by
an expert, and necessary repairsmade.
We make a specialty of that kind of
work. | ‘
Horace R. Nash
North Main and Wed Streets,
South Norwalk
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Mahackeine Hotel
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
SERVICE AND CUISINE UPTD DATE
RATES .2 PER DAY AND UPWARD
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
,Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL 988
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Property to Sell
in South Norwaik or vicinity. endure
willing to put a fair price on it, we
would like an opportunity to talk it
ovcr with you at our oiiice in the
CLIFFORD HOTEL auuome.
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lNCORPORATED
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AND
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Wall Paper, Painters’
Suppfies
licst Mixcd Paint. ....t1.50 per gallon
White i‘urtuln Poles. with fixtures. 100
licst Opaque Shades. . . . . .. .. .. . .250
IHouscfurnishing Goods, Crock-
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Agent for Columbia Phonegraph Co).
Records, oraphophonu and luppllu.
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VERY LITTLE ‘
ilr. Merchant to have air nnmdh
SIGN for your store and show wil-
_ down. We make them. all aim. and
they SELL 'i‘l-ihl GOODS!
Try a ambit sign for a starter-4h.
increase in your business will cause
you to order larger, ones.
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Norwalk Chronicler