. . . . out up roll: a“ the morning asst
night? Things look dark? Lack nerve
power? , loin ”member this: Ayer’s
Ssrsspsrliis‘ilfis strong tonic, entirely
tree from alcohol. it puts rod oorpusoies
into the bloodnives steady, even power
I" I!" “W“ J titties the dieostion.
l
During dill}.
arallroad‘ r
month of Februar
work.
i
new new equipment for the motor-gen.
orator house In Soavlew avenue. This
. proposed mastitis is the result of the
decision that last week's meeting was
. illegal on account or not having its oitll
i properly signed. and it will be hold on
‘chnesday evening. May 4th. Such
was the decision ot a meeting or the
' district committee at. a meeting held
. last night. At least it was the decision
of two of the members. P. H. Fielding
and William H. Baker. it was said
this morning that the tilird member,
August Billsnstelu objected, and want.
ad to have action delayed until the an‘
anal meeting at the district. The meet-
ing is for the purpose or voting ll pur-
chase a 35 horsepower motor, instead
of a 30 horsepower motor. as voted by
the meeting which acted favorably to
ward extending the electric system. it
lug today from 277 East avenue to No. Ml} also [m inserted in the call for
282 in the same thorou hi . tilt special HILLUHK that the latter
_ ll “9- ‘ have the power to accept. resignations
‘ Mrs. Charles Plate; at bind-low street. from the committee 0r ‘flll vacancies.
is in Bridgeport today attending the Mr. Fielding. oi the committee, stated
tuners] of her sister. Mrs. Albert ll. ' today when asked it the latter “provl.
Elwood, who died Saturday night. sion illoant. his resignations from com»
Mrs. Charles H. Alsthorpc and Mrs. mines or to fill vacancies. Mr. Field
A. J. Cowan, oi Scavlcw avenue, are ing, of the committee, stated today
guests for a few days of the form'er‘s‘ when asked it the latter provision
mm... Mrs. Robert Bell,'of Brooklym meant his resignation from the com
Get re... min ”
Filled-,‘We
Bridge pharmacy
Prompt and eilioleut service at
all times.
Personal attention
prescription work. .
Chairs tor our trolley patrons.
Come in and w t tor‘ your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. M.".o.fs
given to all
Mr. and Mrs. James Parker are mov-
Miss Mabel Pryor. of Norwalk. who mittee that his course will he
recently strained one of her ankles. entirely dependent. on tho feeling
was able to resume her duties as teach. 0' We disll‘ICi. if the district
er of tllp eighth grade in the Marvin wants him to are the that-
school yesterday. tor through. he will, he says.
. Theodore S. Glover, has delivered to
Mrs. D. ’l‘. Murphy 3 new 30 horse
power Maxwell machine. a present
from her husband. Mrs. Murphy ls‘
very proud of her new car.
So far this season'thc applications
for sewcr permits have been normal. ‘ . )
One oriwo property owner appeared . . . . . ,
below the district. committee last ev-i,.~“1.2"},{s‘i’;§’of‘f Carr:(gr-itgyhggii$3233:
cnin ill relation to permits. . . .
8 w a district ta). of live mills on the dot
Captain William lrwln. oi the Radcl iar, laid on the Town Assessillciit l.let
company forces. has-a large number or 1909, at a meeting of i1... District
of friends among iht‘ young men 0" hold on the. lat day of Julio. 1909. at
East. Norwalk. whose congratulations the East Norwalk school house. the
he receives Over his marriage this time of payment having been unloaded
morning. at a special meeting of said district
Frank P. Oddo, the young Waslllng-‘licld the 29th day of Septi‘ilibor, will
ton street bridge barber. is still laldibe due and payable on the first day
up at his home in cross street, Southiof May, Hill). at which limo I shall
Norwalk, by a severe attack of the be ready to rcccirc the same at my
grip. lie was reported today as int-'filore. No. 10 First stroct. l’cilalty at
proved. ' the rate of nine pcr cent. ll your from
it is hoped there will be a large turn. ' May 1. lillil. Will be charged (in all
out for the meeting any“. Young Men's tuxcs reillainlug unpaid on and flIit‘l‘
Association this evening at the East‘J‘mc 1- 19H’-
Aveiiuc Methodist, Church. There will
be both a business session and athletic
practice.
John Sherman iloyi‘s. lust knocko-
bout, which has been going through
East Norwaik Fire District
It}. E. GORIIAM.
(Iollcciilr of Taxes for the East .\'or-
walk Fire District.
lluicd, East Norwulk, April
at!
-ll,
Hill).
ilflii llii
no on botherls him.
ed of fill ‘13 flite lie wait.
than and during the‘
it “out in" iii days
tor addresses by as
oral prominent stun of“. tits _
_ place. and something in. t‘ ‘
wag oi entertainment. both musical
an otherwise. " The program in .
adopted with much enthusiasm, an
the members are now looking iorwni-d
to a line time when they come together
again next. Tues, . y eventua-
llllliil Li. ulna. 1
Railroad carpentershave been on-
providing
ii
1 w . Thai-p . is .0 he “bum gaged this week in making improve '.
.1 , 'meotlng or ill? East ‘ 'Norwaik {fights in the eastbound depot at Dar- .. ........
‘- 3 Fire district in relation to '
The big new auto truck of E. '1‘.
Bates is the admiration at two towns.
Nor-walk and Darlen. This truck in ad-
dition to being lively, will carry a car-
uo of several tens very handily. "'
William B. Mccarthy. of Stratiord.
made a recent trip to New York in his
automobile. and had for a guest Father
O'Connor. At Durlon they called upon
George 1). ’i‘illcy, the well-known na-
turalist. 3‘
it was reported yesterday that o well
known Noroton man, who iii a widow-
ei‘. had taken to himself another wile.
The report could not. be- verillcd.
though It was quite widespread.
The repairing or the railroad bridge
over Main street in llurlcn is quite a
extensive job. While it is in progre
it is necessary to have elaborate brac-
ing ilrranitelnonts in order that there
may be no danger to railroad traillc.
WW
WM,
Mrs. Innis l3. Mills who has
visiting in Bridgeport,
noillc.
Dr. Stewart. Sherwood oi Bridgeport
was in town Sunday the guest of his
mother.
Mrs. D. ll. Bradley recently cuter"
island a party of friends at willsi at
ilvr lloillc on Wright sin-ct.
Owing to the strong easterly gale
iilcrc wanna cxira high tide Monday.
but no haulage was reported.
loot-ire Gampllcr is laying a concrete
walk from tho rcsidoncc oi ilarry Lee a
to the Street on State street.
Owing to tho sorluliA illness ol‘ Mrs.
Aligucsi Doschcr's mother, their trip
in Europc has bccll postponed.
W. ii. (‘olcy will ”attend the Fair-
ilcld (‘ouniy Bcokcopor's association
i‘illllt‘llliilll at Stamford this weck.
William Smith has resumed ills work
Q .
W. F. Wigmore it C
Warden. Wm. B. Simon was named:
by a large majority on so iniormal ban
lot over John F. Dobro. ‘who was chos-
eii as candidate for senior burgesu by
acclamnlon. Following is the rest of
the ticket: Burxesses. L. s. Knapp.
id. A. hurdett. r. C. Benson, water
Messinuer. Theron C. Rockwell: clerk,
.lolin ill. i-lsrsam; treasurer, Edward
E; Rutllodge; collector or taxes, Alex-
antler .l. MoKendriclt‘; allot-Iii, Wm, A.
Rodimor; assessors, A. l“. .loues. F‘.
E. Green, James A. li‘ttlrty; auditors,
’l". W. Benedict. George E. Partly. The
election will be held next Monday.
illiillill’il iiililillli ,Piiilil
ill iiili’iRilliiiii Siliiill
Pliiiiiiiilliillilliiililliiii
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voters were not on hand. inasmuch as
every taxpayer is a stockholder in the
plant. Ho ilcllcvos the exact lino of
work should Iw piuoud fully and com-
pletely before ”it" pcople {or their con-
sldcratlon. it scciucd to him that the
system of control is helm: taken out of
the bands of the people. This did not
moan. he added. that tho business is
not in a flourishing condition and that
it will not (‘Olliilllit‘ to be. He was
sorry that the mail i.\ir. Wlui-ilcstorl
who hits iJGt'll so illi-lil'lllllf‘illill in its
building up was not to bc idontiilcd
more directly with the proposed ox-
toilsion.
ht't'll
has returned
Don't Obey a Boss.
At this mini. ("miliulnsionor Rollins
replied to some oi the crltlcsins that
have boon made concerning lilo new
board or coiiimissloilcrs. He admitted
he and his fellow coinmlsslounrs were
young in experience, but said all arc
trying to their iitmosl to carry out
lilt' dililcs or their nilicos with success.
of wiring for cloctrlc lights the home I“, in It". nn‘sprlng drclnrallon ”my the
"i “- T~ "“dim‘d “m" ll Wi’l‘k'fi (Willi? millillissiullcra "ilfll‘i' to do as their
lint-ate from New Milford who have boss says,” that was strictly lintruo.
been visiting at llll)‘ home of Miss (‘u- ; Tili‘.l'tllllmbflsimlt‘l‘n arr acting on their
ilivriiiv Wilcox on Colliptl street have own iniiiutlrc. As in the proposed on-
rcturm-d. :illl‘llt‘illt‘llL llt‘ said. it is just such it
v”... m," of Mr: and Mrs. William one as tho old couliiilssionors recoup
Illiii-ilcr who has been very ill with "“"ilh‘d‘
wllooplill: cough and convulsions in tin»! Tribute to Mr. Winchester.
""“V'm‘ “""V' '- llo paid a tribute to Mr. \t‘inrhou
'l'lli' fl'lr 0i lilo (‘hlll‘Cll 0! till? All" icr, saying lli‘ hail iii-cu too good all
sumpilon is drawing large crowds q'inglnppr (m up. city and mo [mgr tor
i
preparations for tho season and ex-
tcnsivc once. was launched today from
the Ayers shipyard. She now appears
like a new boat.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis l‘lrclllll, oi Wiir
iield street are the proud parents of a
baby girl born Monday ‘nigllt. Moillor
drain
l Mr. and .lillllt‘h‘ 'i‘uylor
. spending a few days lll l-‘ull Rive-r.
ll PB
and child are doing giggly, This makes l . t‘iii'ford Skinner, of South Nor-walk. I
in the lntost llddlllou to tho
lilt‘. Methodist church.
Mrs. Ailiilc lliirloll. ol‘ lludsoilvlllc.
New York. in tho guest of Mrs. Lauret-
ta Slater. oi i’cniloycr nil-cpl.
Tho Ladlcs‘ Ahxillury of the lions
company is making plans for n play
to bc girl-u llcxl illouih, iii ”iv lioso
iloliso.
Mrs. l‘ilbori ii. Marsh who has been
scrlollsly ill with bronchitis ill Ilt'l'
home in Highland uremic. is slightly
liuprol'ud today.
’l‘ilc liownyton Flowcr club will
make their first shlpillcnl of flowers
to the slums of New York. Thursday
morning. All ”it! nlt‘lllbt‘l’H
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Woli‘c.
Zaiiilt sti‘cct, graiidparcnts.
The hard ruin distributed to :l coir
sldcralllc cxtcilt lilo dirt oil the Wash-
ingtou street bridge but it big short- or
it is sill] Illt‘l't'. 'i‘ills lllol'illnn a hoe
or a shovel could have been used to
good advantage.
The Scavli-w nvciluc Kiliit‘l'fi arr be
ing cit-anvil Out. which work will lu- oi
assistance lll oiling that highway. t‘..
C. iloystouo, of ”11' Century Walter-
proofing Company, who has been so-
ouring contracts for filling ill front ol‘.
various proportion, sluice that be ex-
pci-is to start tlic oiling May link.
of Vail i-llolr oi
'l‘llc Birthday Party of (‘lirlsl (‘hllrt'll
will be hold tomorrow cvoninz iii the
home of Mrs. G. 1". Smith in Rowan
nil-cot, instead of Friday evening, as
has been announced previously. All in.
arc ro-
qiicsicd to bring their liilwr-i-u boiorc
it o'clock.
Word has bcvn l‘ccclvod llcrc that a
a daughter was born recently to Mr.
tci‘csilllg t-vcillilg is promised. Small1 and M rs. Wilbur (3. UK‘ithNi, or New
bags have been distributed and each ,York. Mr. Lockwood, who ioriiicrly
aticildailt is required to bring mu- cool was a rcsldoutor this plilt‘c, was tile
for click your oi ouc's ago. put-st or friends horc Sunday.
The roads about East Nlll'\\‘-|“\ ni'r. iiowiiyioii pcoplc filling to filouth
lil bud ullnpo ill ll iluililu-r oi’ pl It'l‘il and | Nor-walk by trolley. this morning. were
the town officials would our soul '4 i‘.ltlI|- . considerably iioluyl-d by tho breaking
old stone on them to ndvullliitr. In of tho trolley wire near the Meadow
some cases there are holes in the road ell-cot bridge. A large. number oi pm)
and those limits ares teadily crowing pic walked from the bridge to illllil‘
larger... Hall a wagon load ol‘ stone at various places at employment.
““0"“ DOW“ w"l NW “NW “10"“ 0* ‘Mra. serial Plunder. wife of John
”“3”” “’0'“ ”W" I“ “"9 “WW“ l’iandcr, died yesterday afternoon at
The plant has been rolilovcd from tho Norwaik hospital. whore she was
the yacht Ali'urata, now owned by Vic- taken Saturday to undergo treatment.
tor W. Ferries. in connection She was eighty-four yours of age. iiild
with her overhauling. The most. beauties her husband‘iosves s daugh-
howevcr. has not been taken out'li-r, Mrs. lierhorl Arnold. and a stop-
cooneetion with her overhauling. The son. .loim Plunder. .lr. Funeral tier-
must. however. has not been taken out vices will be held Friday afternoon
permanently and will be replaced lil it at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. William H. ~Mc-
fcw days. The boat will also or ro- harm it, at tile ltowsytoil Methodist
pointed. . lilplsc pul cilill‘liil.'WIiI oiilciate. and in.
in“, lope/om. social will be held rill. torment will he in Union ceiiietei-y.
day evening in the parlors oi the itowsytou.
(‘Ilill't'il 111M051]! 0' M. the home Of Miss A ppm“. firm-vie" 0f much mgr" wan
Mai-ion L'lloulinediou as toriuorll' on held Sunday evening in the ltowsyton
rumored. The Les nets and all their Unpuni, Church. The program con.
iricuds are cmllsll invited to come slated oi selections by. a quartet coin-
nml colors pleasant cvenloit. A short posed or Mrs. v, .l.“flenelllllla. Mrs.
‘lll‘llikl‘lllll has been stressed and the to dowel-e llroliterton. Howard Every and
iliulndor ot the time will he spent in lildward Ilroiherlou: a trio comprised
sociability. _ 'oi Mrs. Iicuolisha. Means. Every and
August llllionstolu. ot'tilo nut Not» ilrotiiorton: a trio by the Misses
walk district committee. which has ’i‘Jnder. and several solos by nichsrd
been having such uninteresting time 'l‘iodcri father of the Misses 'l‘illdm
oi into over matters pertaining to the and a missionary recently returned
disirlcioiectrio systcmmssln attend» irom indie. These selections were
once last evening at the south Nor. moi:
walk city meeting which endorsed the the choir.
recommendation oithe electrical coin-l pl.” tor hauling s flipper, next
mlsuionere {or a “0:000 addition to the Tug’gdgyl’glghp, in their quarters in
facilities or the munictpsr‘planl. ‘ the Mummy; camp chlpglvwera .11...
When it was said that the "alloy cussed by the Men’s club of kowayten
comet could be seen at 2:30 a. on. are speelst toasting held lsst even-
Willism K. Dov, oi the Crescent haun- lag. Arno outlier matters decided on
dry, was up and looking “tor it but dill em the, each member should have
not sets glimpse. Now it is sskl the the ‘orivilsd'o oi inviti‘nu one or more
astral lstranuer shows up at no. This male tried so all
y.
' an that. occasion.
morning Bill was out allied and out st and that summons anti tor the can i
2:30 but he did not see the comet. rylnadhmpch lot the» supper .be left
When it commie early rising am is io'the discretion oi the club's same
right there. He says he likes trusts live committee. The committee sub
to work very early. for than he ordination s promote, last stunt.
h enjoyed. as was also the Work stir
nightly. A one program rclidrrrd lll' lrlnlsolf Ht" was saying ibis. no mid
local lulcilt is given (each evening. ~ .« y ”5.1,: m 51]“ \vmplypyipm m”. and
(‘larcilcc lii'llltltlf‘s has sold his farm ii: 'iu tlm tipic. lie believed the
.ln iloscvlllr district, better known as ’l‘." lil‘iii‘V is in liavc liii‘ host oilitl-
;illo liippc Illl‘lll to pili‘llcs from (‘y News Thu bids for tho proncili Job
:prces lilil, N Y. 'l‘llcy will inkc pull- 1 IIl\""I Il'Hill iii II ml in 4ng per cont“
isossliul next month. _nlid in itiilscquou I' ho could not earn
' 'l‘hc lunorul oi William lllltznr who in»: how much the minim-urine WWW
it'lillllllilli'd suicide last Saturday “lib “ill "‘5‘ A“ i" ““w WWW ”WV“ “N"
lurnrly itilt‘lliIi‘d Tuesday. A ilolcgn “"‘V """" h" "”d found. "M H “7"“ “m"
tioii from K. of l‘. socii-iy, lilt‘ Soils pi "“i' ‘H‘V- WW" “I ”'1'“ “’“m” h“
”(‘l‘lllllfl lodni', uild Illi‘ Fl‘t‘t' Milmm "““l' ”l' '” ”M" ”m“ ""V “"iwnmi‘".
ililciidcd'ln a body. The Masons bud ‘l‘mv ““ ““1““ “'“h “ “""‘k“‘- "h"
Charm. ”f lllt‘ “mm.“ 'l‘itt'rc “v“, ilillllliitlliilnlt’l‘ll could not say just what
lililll) handsome iioi'nl ilth'i‘b. "NM” I’" ”W “"3" “““m‘ i“ I“""“’ “‘
iii“. «allusion. l’tll‘ llilt‘, llioy llrc (‘illl-
.vliis’l‘illi‘t lilt‘ selling of some of ill!‘
NEW 6 "AA“. ‘llHtii casinos and installing laracr
ours to who the place ill lllt‘ snlull
Mrs. (’. i‘I. T. Fairly Ililn l‘(‘('(l\'i‘l‘t‘ti .
from a slight illness.
l
ville. Still another pioimsllintbls to
lliulilii cilnlllcs in tho lll‘t‘ut‘lll olilrl'
VitlliI mow the illllt‘l‘. and Ill suction
illHl‘l‘ now n.- n coal shod, Tllt‘ pro-
Mlss (termini, of New York was a ,poscd change-s. hl‘ said will last two
about oi Ht'lll'y Worn-n, in St. John's ~or ilircc yours and perhaps longer.
Business GNwing Fast.
Frank “rm““iv “'"rk 1“ in“ “‘mm'. Just how long tho additional mull»
phllrillacy is rccovcrluk from a aorci'c i ”mm will gunk.“ my {0|de is ”my“...
”“WW'” of "i" “W- illaiirul. llccnilrov tho llicrcaso oi busi-
ness lil lili‘ last few
groan-st in the plant's history. He
pointed out that two new churches
arc to how electricity and many now
dwvlllims arc llclilu wlrvil for the sow
rlrr llo hart-oil with Mr. McMahon
IIiliiI ii is it city plant and hominid on)
ritl‘zcn'cnn no to it and look it over
and soc lust how lluslllcss is done.
As for as chcap plans are ('(lllt‘l‘l‘nt'li,
he added. they an1 a wry piper invent.
“Will. an cvcry innit Who has lllHI any
nxlwrli-uro known and ho had had ox-
l'iaco, Inst Work.
A New Canaan ililucc was bold in lili‘lllilh ill ”I“
the illciibroilk Ilt'lllllilllt t‘luli‘s now
”it“. Sutuidu) ctr-ulna.
Stanley Mood and Stephen 16. Kcvl‘
or. students ill Yllit‘, smut Saturday
ilild Sunday with their pan-ills Ill‘i‘t'.
Willis Wood, agent of tho i-"liiliniord
depot, resiliiiod Monday and will iukr
a position as assistant in Ii’tt‘ continuin-
lion oilice, in Grand Central staiiuii.’
New York. .
The interior of Johnson llros.’ '
plumbing establishment ill the Mood l"'”""“" Willi Dill“! ”Ill?" hi‘ “"3
llulldlnil. Milln street. has boon iilr ”1"th yours old.
(i. N. Ml'KillMll said lil rrforcilrc to
outside engineers that ho had found it
the universal custom to procure out
side onulucors. ',
in reply to a question by Attorney
Percy .l. Edwards shoot the present
capacity of the plant and tho ostrn
horsepower needed. Mr. Winchester
said IIlP ammlul required is problemat-
provod.» The firm has purchased a
wellxknown pacer horse oi (loo. 1‘.
Smith.
Many people limes called at Woum
dy’u barber shop and admired the
Hill"! and other relics on exhibition
there. which "lilily" i‘ulcruoii says
were stint to him from the jungle by
r‘xviit‘onidoni Roosevelt.
lral.
One at the largest. audiences ever
known tilled ills Opera-house. Friday 3"" “‘0 Ci‘y "0.000. ‘
evening to ace the Yale boys lil lilolr in reference to the engineering
pisy "Grammar.” given for the be slit
of the librlry loud. The object o the
play was a worthy one and consequent
ly the spectators wore possibly sails.
work. Mr. Winchester said that m the
present time his entire time is taken
up with looking star the economics!
details or the also and he has no
time to superintendent ill:- extension.
in roterence to the engineering that he
had done in the plant in the past he
said the work was probably worth has
one. This meshes ssvlo oi 910.000
tor the oily for limit r. Winches:
ler coins this on nearing me with-
out estrs compensation. it would have
been seem to call in outside on.
liners. , l . . .
.H.~Flt5ii. still or the up ion
1" ' canon. shoal? lit;
.3" . 9W.
,u‘iieddor on land.
"trust irrkisy sitemooil the tliri‘s
flowing (Bil-ole met at the home of
,Mrs. William F. 'Wt‘flld. St. John’s
Place. and a very pleasant time was
used. Athens; those. present were.
an ss Dorothey (list-lie. the suthoress.
in whose honor the circle met. and
Mrs. John it. cos. rs. notes to.
Brinksr‘hofi. Mrs. John e and Misses
‘tnes Horton, Heretics Jones. ll‘. May .
Fairly and hire. (3.. to. T. flirty.
The percent! census was held in the
Opera-house, i[Wilder months, ”and We
first"! attended. conclusions ' use . ,
“Dim! menthol“. senator Joseph”; ”fiM.,. , {fig
‘IIIJIMltn was elected chairman, ‘ . ._ 7 _
m'mmm” H “mm "m determinations
iii-
he i). choices were the ,, im.
detections lioynrdj. Nurture .w 1‘.
h. Weed'wure‘tire watchers: _ s tick»
at one nonlihiited by accusation. with e
qua , y A
ill/'9! 000.6105:
0., Diuggists, 8 No. MainSt.
striving to do the very best they can
for tlli‘ plant. They have meetings. he
said, that last until midnight and fro-
qnentiy gaihcl- several times a week.
William McMahon brought up the
tillksd-arouud-tho-strcct rumors that
the plant is out oi date. He thought
it. might be well to take the. hull by the
horns and prepare to move to the
shore lot without delay. “if we‘ve got
to move in two or three years, why not
move today"? he asked.
Commissioner Robins replied that it
was very true that the plant could be
moved today. Said be in brief:
“Wc have plenty of mom for tllrcc
or iour or more years. We can moire.
but how about taking care oi’ the
business in the moanliiilc. it will t‘ekc
ii. long than to more. More power ls
needed now. We will put in inncllliics
titan can be moved.“
The Railroad sailing Power.
Mr. Robins also called attention to
another rumor lo the effect that. when
the railroad electrlflcs the road
through South Norwalk it will sell
power the same as to other small clt‘
los between Stamford and New York
The cnmiillsnloncra had been to New
Haven to consult, with tile rnlllvlud of
hotels and they found this subject so
much u mattor of the future that i‘
cannot be considered in making the
present |)l'0])Ol-lt‘tl extension. 8
iiiiiil iii ,
ill illllll
New Haven Reallfs Passenger
Fares Are to Be Based on
‘ .Peeple Carried
Tho Now York, Now Haven and
Hartford lnllriinil company plans i’m
int-rousing passenger rates upon ”it
M’Mi‘lll now being worked out will in
board upon Iiii‘ ("WI-“III of iralllt' liptll:
the ralliwld lilies and will ili‘l’illlllt‘ ioi
illl increase from about :2. pcr ci-ili. up
on tho main stem to hourly or qilllo
3:? pm- H'Ill. upon the Hill“ lllllli'iliilil'
bio hi'anrllcs. lipoil some of tlliv lattci
lllv lilcrl-asc 'llltly iw from 2 (‘i‘lllfi a
mile to BL, cents a mile. lllc rulv
“illl‘h prevailed llciori- illu gt‘llt'l'lli rc-
duciloil was made on tho wllolr systvill
lilii‘t' )cars ago.
The iiiiloilgo book sysiciil. boomer.
will piollulily ho continued at the old
rulc of L‘ i-cilis ll pillo, plus 2 (‘t‘lilti for
each II'IltiiUll of a mile. The road
liistluviii will be liusml upon lili‘ theory
illlu lliv‘ illt‘l't‘flrlt‘k' will ill‘nrly tlr illlili
liliikc good tho illl rcascil rust of “porn
lion i'ililHt'ti by tho lilrirnsc or “'illll'?‘
lll lilt' \‘EI‘II‘llh (llll'l'lliill): ill'.llli”ili‘i~ m
lilt' sonic-n
Tho active rcrilul o! iuaillliaciui lug
business in New IClllXIallii during ”it
lusi ruionliui‘ your as contrasted ulti-
lllv puilir your limit. is iIllIil‘lllt‘li by
all illl‘l‘t'llb‘l‘ lil freight i‘lll‘llllltlh rl'illll
$24..“le to Siwhitlmil‘l. rwry month
of liit‘ last t‘llil'lltifll' your silpwiilu an
lilcrousc. ’l‘oiul gross. earnings and re
rclpts tor lili' pi'osoilt ilscul your iildl
rule a total or iwiwccil Siluiluniloo and
tilldllllultltl illlil illcroasl- of about 3"..-
liilllJlilii ill‘cl‘ tho lust ilecul your \tilt'li
illcy were Si.i,:ll7.n:i. 'l‘llv t‘arlliilx“
for tho lll‘t‘rit‘lll lineal year, however,
will include cuiisldcrilbly lili-roascd ru.
ccipts from. ”w lilvostillouis oi‘ ibi-
i-oiilpuiiy in the (‘cnlrai Now Enabled
systcnl.
an. annular DIES
WHILE ill version
M
in. .Illilli tilliluli-y. our of lilo most
\rllli'iyklluull |)il)tlitl:illrl (if Iii'IiIifl“
pill-L dull lust l‘lt'llillt; “illit' \‘lp‘llilllt
lil h-iilviill lit-ilwil ul :iil (“‘liilpcl
ulrovl ill lli'ldgvpol'l ulul wrvcil its a
physician in tlu- Spaillsll-Aiilcl'icall
wui'. dolill; duty in auroral or lill‘ iltl‘K
mu llttltlrs. llc Willi about 35 ycarn
olil. :‘lirvaiuro of tile i-lplilc. You will
Probably no iigllru stood out more my“ "\gu‘t giving Chiropractic a
prominently than in (lllhiiiry in {gimme in help you,
llrlducport for many years. lie was
known to pi'urtlrully all of tho olilcr
residents and osllocially to every morn
bor oi the tire doparillioui.
cd nearly every tire and often trozltcd
the lulurod at such times.
auroral rosruoaswhtch have always
stood out lil tho records ol‘ the doparl~
illoui. ,
Isrvsd in War.
He was assistant surgeon in
t-lpunlsh-Aiuuricun war and saw (fit-
bo. When he came back [mm the
trout he brought many miles some of
which are now displayed at. the rooms
or the seaside club.
lie was a member at the clone or
little at the Bridgeport lush colloid
lie work
and ister studied medicine.
ed up a lst‘ profiles in Bridgeport
sud practio lyywss the totally physt
also of every member or the tire (to .
psrttuont.
He is survived by two brothers.
Frank. who is outplayed at the post:
onion and mill, alsouseveral sisters.
W
commas ousndto were as-
‘AUL‘I’
more it o 21.4th sin 1.»
,s guinea Fountains. who was gm;-
toil instillatlt, churned with felonious
m um “if“ ' WE‘MWIKI it" pg L: fit“. it,
V . I W in in m M” ‘
k m to: answer i: the charge ”000 tor
in
.he’” _ sis ,rhm'ellt ot the cells
tors I3: hours, harder to show gm:
9
get here. loose historic so-
out their adjourned the hearing until
tr ‘ Gilli.“ ““50?pr
Yflt‘ E0
WIN
A ‘i - . V w: ”3.; .
Mlle exception oi the mutants ioriwith how its“ ' g '
g“
4.
ball past two o‘clock this afternoon.
Ho ill toad-
llo Illllili'
lili-
“MAR ‘MANUYACTURERB‘ sees ,
m GATION. ' ;:
ManiaAgmlrll 27.-At a meeting of
the Cigar Mwuflmturers’ Association
today. it was unanimously decided to
cause the shipment to histories. of cla-
ars ot indiscriminate quality and to
limit the shipments of the poorer
grades. it was agreed to ship ln'ths
following proportions: Superior grades
Bil per cont., medium 50 per cent. and
cheaper grades 15 per cent.
. Btepa will be pokes to maintain this
proportion and t is believed that. it
will result in a reduction in quantity
and an improvement in the quality of
Columbia Records
.FOR MAY' ..
Disc Records. tit all disc machines,
music on'two sides.
”10-inch, 65c; lZ-inch,§l.00
homelessness:
Records ‘
Ullil be played on all Cylinder machines ‘
2-minute, 350.2 4-minute," 50c:
Contractor for Pailliillg‘
and Paper Hanging
Wall Papers, Paints, Houselur-
nishing Goods, 8w.
L.H.Decker
87 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. CON.
ii iii] lliill
lililR HilllSi,
iiilliillliiii
if so it will save endless trouble
and coiiiplnlnts if you have the plumb-
ing work gone over carefully by
an expert. and necessary repairs made.
We make a specialty of that kind of
work. i! it“?
Horace R. Nash
TELEPHONE 401
North Main and West Streets,
South Norwalk
Mahackemo Hetel'
.l. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
3‘“
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the
“ Willi”
m
THE LEADING STYLE THIS
BEAGON
.‘s
LADIES’
ANKLE STRAP
- PUMPS
THE ASSORTMENT lNCLUDES:~
TAN,
SWEDE
PATENT COLT
GUN METAL
$2.00 to $4.00 '-
Wear Shoes That Fit
122 WASHINGTON STREET.
PHONE 542‘2.
DESIRABLE lli‘llillifiG LOTS»
ililyvlcw flux, Politi‘ul Ave, Wood
Willlr :\\‘i' and Riltliillmliiil l‘ark.
NEW 6 AND 7 ROOM HOUSES»
Lincoln iivi'iulc. \‘l'ouduni'd mount
ind illl'aril plum
53.3%.“.000.
Automobile Liability and
Fire Insurance
Loans Negotiated. Steamship Tickets.
J. M. Layton 8. Co.
(incorporated)
3 RAILROAD AVE. so. NORWALK.
Daily Lille to N. Y.
For Freight Only
On and liner Tuesday. January 7.
i906, Freight Propellers will leave
’lcr 23. [East Rive-r, New York. (loot
if Dover sircctl. cverr day. (except
inndnyl. at :l p. ill. Fri-laid l'ci-nlu-d
it. Norwalk up to I p. in and South
\ioi-walk up to 5:th p. m.
Nomalli Steamboat Lo.
Aiming J. Smith,
Lessee.
t
I
RATES ‘2 PER DAY AND UPWARD
SUNDAY DINNERS, 75c'
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL 988
It area?
Property to Sell
ill South Norwalk or vicinity, and are
willing to pilt a lair price on it, We
would like an opportunity within it
ovcr with you at our cities in the
CLIFFORD HOTEL BUILDING. ‘
H. E. Darin & Son
lNCORPORATED
C. C. Hegeman.
General Agent.
rill: NEW sonata
Definition oi Chiropractic
Chiropractic is ilic scicilcc of [no
cause of tlic dist-tier llllil tho all (if .id-
*usiiiilz tho sonic. lliwascs :lli‘ canard
by a wrench. twist or sprain ill the
hack. Broil it done in childhood ii
‘rt‘itlee pinched nerves and pain in
‘uicr life in the diiivroiii organs-and
limbs.
Cilimpiectors remove the cause 0!
his disease and pain, and liciilth is
«stored through harmonizing tho six
lorro sysicilla in your body
.‘x‘crvoueill-ss. Rheumatism, Paraly-
sis, Heart. Kidney and Minnie Dis-
lnscs arc lth'i'll sprclal nitration; also
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
M WAIHINQTON OT. 00. NORWALK
Mshnstio Trumpet. Given Also.
,. w... «.4... an».
WALL “
PAP ER
New Goods now in
stock. Prices are no
higher than lull year.
Ir. Merchant to have I) . ;
hiGN toi- your etors and show.
news. We make theta. III all“.
they BELL?“ 000m «
0
Try a small» sign for s
.
‘ fut».
starter-aw w
you to order larger ones.
’l‘liekeedhvm I, _
as ,wasums'rou «hair.
souru “WM-Kw,
iii-fl.
at
io are Street. sue Norwslt'
ram 452
ssawce AND CUISINE UP To ohmwrj-
lacrosse in your business will ssuss " 1
Norwalk Chronicler