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Attractive mililrréry at
atom1 See adv.
Miss Ora Mae Hendricks is ill at her
home. in Broad River.
Joint J. Behind, 0! .Sprlngv'mod ove-
nue, has recovered from a recent ill-
ness.
l1‘loyd Byington, of West port avenue,
is enjoying a fishing trip to Pound
Ridge.
Charles J. Betta, clerk in the. Nor-
walk poshotlice, is on duty again utter
a few day 5' vacation.
Herman Maitno of 13th Norwnlk
has taken a prohitioQ hdanrca M.
Crcngh's cafe in Main street.
Alex S. (ilbson is in' New York at-
tending the. annual meeting of the
American Guild of Organiats.
—~(iround bone. Raymond llros.
Mr, and Mrs. Frederick Arlington,
ol‘ llinghamton, N. Y. are. spending a
few days with friend: in Norwalk.
Miss Bessie St-tnplc. of West street
is enjoying a few days' vacation front
her duties in the store. of Tristrarn &
liyatt.
The regular meeting of tin.1 Board of
Directors of the Public Library will
he held at its rooms an Friday evening
at 8 o'clock. April 29th.
J ll. McDonnell of New York. is
the guest of friends in N rwalk for a
few days. He tbs faraway salesman
tor Ar'mour & Companv
Francis Ward, bookkeeper for the
Holmes. Keclcr & Selleclt' Company. is
Assisting in the otilcc of the H. M.
Kent Company, in Stamford.
~—-l)on't lmy a but until you read
0'l'irlen's adv., eighth page.
Abram Fitch. 0t 5 Morgan nvunnc,
has returned from Florida. where he
passed the 1vintf;1,1 and Mrs. It‘lit‘ll is
expectev hoinc in a féw trays. '
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gddfr‘téy, of Wes-
ton, attended the funeral of Mrs. (lod-
frty s c.011sln Miss (.e-orgiana Olm-
stead in Norwalk. Tuesday. Mr. (iod-
frey acted as pillhearcr
.iack Montgomery was driving his
motor car slowly down Main street yes.
terda1 when a 'wagon that was in
lronr of him. stopped Montgomery at-
so stopped and then the Wagon tracked
lrrto the frt tot the atrial it was stopp.
ed before it damage hhd been dour1
htrwever.
Norman and Godfrey Shaw havo
placed their line speed launch “Mink"
in commission. and she is now rnoor~
ed at the Norwnlk Hardware corn-
‘pany's liont in the rear of the lloirncs.
Keelct' & Selieuk store in Norwalk.
This craft is among the fastest in
the harbor.
Commodore Clark's famous cup win
her. "Marguar'lte." will leave ill. ll
Miller‘s yacht yardn today for llarne-
gut. having been sold to a gentleman
residing there. The vessel iurs been
thovorurhly overhauled and will probn
bly make 11 quick run of it it the
present wind holds.
~ Wall Paper samples sent to your
home on request Murphy Dec (‘0
711 Washington street.
The will of Tureen M. lugct‘uoll, wile,
ol‘ (‘oilu M. iugersoll, formerly chic!
engineer of tho..New‘ Maven road, was
offered formprubatealn New Haven. .yos
terduy. The estate aggregates about
830.000 and the life use is left to the
husband as long no he remains single.
la the event of his possible marriage
of death; it goes to her three child
run
1 ha tier gob was drawn 11p
alongsi e 11111: d'dtirb at the hydrant
In front of Morrlli and (larbonc's store
this morning being filled with the dust
laying liquid (80 necessary today be
dense of the wind 9 The driver of the
team stood by road to shut off tin1 wn
tor illl soon as the tank was full All
of a maiden tlrc'hose leaped from the
top of the tank up in the air and began
to write like a snake. it want in front
of the hordes and then on their bucks
and they Itur'tcd to r1111 They wore
soon captured and the sprinkling of
Walt street continued.
Norwalk people who are Interested
in portions of the real estate which
Henry D. Whitney. of Hartford. had
developed in this city for rcsldentltti
building purporrc. will be glad to learn
that there it} a good prospect that his
affairs will be settled in such a way
that no one will lore anything. and
11.511111;
Mug Minimum $.1- ml on. to
- 1 half dozen candidates.
r her recent illne‘li
Read about the Month- End ante at A.
Dickormln at 30013888 adv
mG.n
W. York city today on ltnpor
5 rant nlmairleul.
Geoml Allen. of the Norwttiit Hotel
has g'oue to Hartford for the day on 11
pleasure ORGUI‘HIOD.
111111611 11.1:«11111‘1 of tilt: Newark
has been spending a few days with
triobdu in Pouttlheotet.
out: a Puclitti'd car without the wor-
1ry and dtroubl of anti 111'; for it Han
lord‘ and time it adv. will tell you how
to o t
it you want to see a classy car exam
the the Koehlor “to” now with the Nor
'wnik Consolidated Arito (‘ompnny
'l‘lreh adv. will tell you about it.
The rain was onofielal, and will re-
suit in an more use of the lawn
mower by the head of the family“ 1111
less he can pill the job on the boys.
it it. Schulzo, of New York, is visit
lug his uncle, A. it. Steixorwaid. of
Main street. for a few days while he
regains his health after a recent ill-
llt’illi.
Kaboom). encampment will meet to-
night and work the 3rd degree on a
Following the
degree work there will be a hanquet'ot
largo proportions.
lr. ii. Decker is advertising a large
assortment. of wall paper from the to
$5 per double roll. ~ This is the time or
year to think of new decorations. [let
tcr look over his stock.
' The railroad commissioners hava as-
signed a hearing on the petition of the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad company for the. elimination
of four grade. crossings east from the
lluwleyvllle station.
Stephen Swan arrested for drunken-
ness last night by _Captalu of Police
Pennington, pleaded guilty this morn-
ing. and was lined $5 and costs. He
said be tired in Long island. and Judge
'l‘uylor suspended sentence.
(i. Lewis Price has sold hair auxiliary
boon to Mildred Smith. of Smith. Gray
and Company. New York. Mr. Smith
intends to use the [lotto at. his summer
residence, Slrcl‘lleld~orr-the-Sound. The.
boat is equipped with an 8 liot‘r-ichWcl'
illiliUl'.
If you are looking for fresh fruits
and vegetables you will find a cour-
plctc line at (l (thiottos. i ii Washing
ton street. He is advertising extra
litre strawberries in his adv. today. He
also sells candles, tobacco anti soda
water. See adv on eighth page.
Tht‘l‘o is no cough medicine so popu-
lar as Foley 11 Honey and TM. lt nev-
er tails to lure coughs tolda emup
and bronchitis. The llrldrne l’har-
inacy. "
Chester 8. Selleck 11nd ilr. t‘has. it.
(llrasnrar have gone to l‘ir'ldgcwatcr, ill
this state, for a weeks trip during
which both men will try to gain a he
Ilt.‘ toward health. They will practical
ly live in the open air and expect to
act in some lishlng excursions.
The new garage of the Not'walk (‘on
solidated Auto t‘otnpmrv is now so
nearly completed th. it the ('ompanv 111;
The work of putting 11p the interior is
not quite finished but after the1 work
ing force are installed the work may
be done at leisure
The Norwatk Consolidated Auto
Company received another carioud ol
automobiles this Week. which will be
de'11i1er1d to local ptrflilies 'li1e (Olll
panv has been veer) busv of late tak-
ing care of the new cars and deliver
ing them in readiness for the opening
of the summer season
Frank Snvder and wife Alli e Snyder
were drunk and committing a breach
of the pcutc tn Springwood last night.
and (”liver Smith arrested tbcrn. llc
was obliged to get a wagon to convey
them to the lockup tron} Monroe street.
The cases tame before Judge 'i‘nv'Ior
this rnorrrlnrz.l11ach one was fined 85
tor drunkenness and till for breach oi
the pt1nc.c and Alice Went to Bridge
port jail to scl'Ve out her scntcnec,
while l’rank' 11 case was toutinued for
two weeks to allow irltn to act molrcv
to par ills tines
A STRONG TESTlMONiAL
From a DlIttnguiIbod ProfIIIor Whole
Name Will Be Given Upon Appli-
cation.
Your prompt answer to my order
reached rue in the trick of tl1111-.'l‘he
night 1111 vioua i had a sneezing spell
in the night nird felt pretty ac'hy next
morning but went over to the1 univer-
ally to my work. 1 out two classes;
than had to (101110 bqprcu’wiclt. Found
your medicine on the hall tableln the
morning’s rrrnll it was a most. wol-
come night. i went to bed and began
on the medltl.nc So many nrni Hill l1
variety of aches 1 never experienced
before During the night i thought
id sneeze ray tread off, liottmvet't y
next morning i had the thing not or
mntroi. l was 11p and about the house
the next day but not able to do arty
work for four or live tinva afiweruarrls.
The whole town is down with tho
Grlppe: this was my trouble.
or no one who got oft no lightly as i
did, i am well satisfied your Doctor
chlt' 11 Medicine in first class.
i may add that instead of feeling
worn out by this attack i never felt.
better in my lift1 Your rnudltlue in it
sovcrciun true for Gr.lppe and for
Maiaimla i know of nothing ltrt equal
t have fewer aches now rlttht after the
(lrlppe than i have had ltr nix monthI
that those people who hold contracts . _ ,,
for deeds to building lots will be able
to secure clear titles Mr. Whitney but}
recently recovered from a long and
trying illness and is now ongacod lo
the. settlement of his affairs in other
cities where he had real estate devl
opulent protocol in operation. 1'.
Whitney has recently been in Pitta-
field Mass, for that purpose.
SALVATOR CHARIOTT
General Con‘traétor?
Bower. water work. gradinx. drawn 1 ,
ry work and rock excavation. Iliad.
mates cheerfully given on all contract
Work. “Orders are solicitdd.
Tu. 31113 26 Wood. siren
. 111.
Packard “30”
The luxury of owning a Packard 1
car may be yOurrt at. any tithe upotl
arrangement with 1111. and without.
‘ the worry or bother of the car when
through with your trip ,
The rates are threo dollars per
hour or more with a minimum
charge of five dollarb.
A tint rate of twenty-five dollru'a
per day.
Haniorti 31 Brooks
41: NORTH MAiN ITRIET
.1..§997fl-393W5l-K ..
Frank‘s, the Wall street barber, ,
pools to begin operations there at once. ’
A
among many acquaintances l kno£1
A warm weather necessity in a practical reh‘ltwmitll‘ A" refrigerators
are very much alike in capacity to hold food and no but ill their ice aavlirk
capacity and p1116661vlnx food there in a vast. difference. true White Moan»)
tutu .W Gillian libe‘ oi Refrigerators arb tumour the world over as 11111
very best food prtiscrvers, and they only [use about two thirds as much ice
as their closest cotnlwlltoi. Therefore this in the kind tobuy .
PliCé's Range from 33. 98 to $35 .03
A. Collins Co.
Funeral Directors arid Embaim‘o‘rs;
souti} Norwalk. 001111.
i248 North Main Street.
DON'T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY TO
PREPARE FOR BUSINESS
At MERRILL COLLEGE
COMPETENT Are wanted
BOOKKEEPENS
STENOGRAPHERB
Stamford _ , South Nowell: ,
OFFICE ABBIBTANTS
O. B. J ackson
Port Chester
Optician
Everything in the Opticall Line.
Eyes Examined Free
66 WALL OTREIT. PHONEM
noawaut.
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Thought More defiant Members
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BRIDGEPOR'P. April 28. -—-Attot'ney
John J. Phelan was the principal wit-
nuua yesterday in the important action
brought by Judge Patrick Kane dud
others against tho 1111111111.. 0! Colour
burr. Attorney 1’ alto was ranked 1111111
11101111 questions about the rate of I11
auranco which prevailed previous to
January 1.1902 and the system whic it
is in force now.
der to 1885 and instill a member. He
was a nrombcrpt the committee that
inventiuuted the insurance rate at. the
national convention. lie said the or-
ganization changed from the old frm
tornal insurance plan in 1902 to the
"step rate" plan. Attorney Pheian dc-
clurod he bellevod the organization
was doing something it lunl no right
to do utuler its constitution. when it
adopted the new plan.
When asked why he objected to the
present plan the witness gave as his
reason that it provided for a surplus
fund at twice the cost from which the
triad was gathered trader the old sys-
tern.
The present. action is a friendly one
brought to determine the1 distribution
of a surplus fund of over 35011, 111111
Judge Kane and others who have bocu
members for over till vcars claim that
those who have joined the order since
1902 should not have the benefit of
the fund which was accumulated prior
to that time.
lllll‘EFlll. Hill PASSAGE
BE THE WEEKS BILL
WASlilNGTON, April ’ll1e re-
port of the Weeks forestry bill has at
last been made to the house. and the
bill is now on the calendar. it in Ha
tile to be called up at any time trite)
the passage 01 the railroad bill. and the
unpporters oi‘ the Appalachian and
White Mountain reserves feel conti-
dont that the bill will pass the house.
11s it did about :1 year ago. The r111
port is prescrrtcd by Representative
Lever.
The report states that while the bill
is intended primarily for the Appalach-
.
2.. -~
Investigate
it shows intelligence
We have investigated and found what We believe to be the. beat
footwear on the market in every respect.
Your investigation will strengthen our claim.
try a pair or" 0111' “2111111111111 11.111111
billth‘. nil leathers
F LYNN & RYAN
90 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NOBWALK. .
or (in"t')RDS latest
come in "flour
trim irom % in. to
l0 in. They are
better and diaper
than stamped de’
signs and when
hauled to the mater-
ial and embroidered over with rillt
or cotton produce the some railed
died. You save time. labor and
material. They can be washed.
boiled and ironed and will out-
wear the fabric to which they are
embroidered. Aalt ior REIS'
FOUNDATION LETTERS
and see that you get them.
86 WASHlNGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
'XWVMHON HLOOB 3.33819 NOLONIHSVM Q
Bathrooms Complete
$501.99.
“AT—_—
~ The Heating and Plumbing Co.
“2‘; 1111111 s'rkaar, 11101111111“
.OUTH NORW ALK. CONN.
MILL TIL. . YARD TIL.“
Lumberand MillWork for Everything
from a Piggery to a” Pallce
SPECIALTIES
Window clan of every attenuated
11m: Worth" and 00rd!
Moulded Wooden Gutters, two ItIoI.
“Asphalt Fabric floodlit.
One. two duh tbi'oo- ply flit Paw
Ethel-1 Putin.
aheathlrll Ind BulidIrI' Favor.
"mum”
win It} hair tantrum: and [mt-Ila: Pam.
.Sentiirei For Sale. To Let and Want Ads. Pay
inn and White Mountains, it is national
,in its scope rind may be applied to any
thectlon of the country The general
Iconclnsions of the report are as fol
lows: Your committee believes there
in“ no more important trill before this
bodr than this Wllith we here reporL
it inroives the axrirultnrmal industrial
and commercial future of the sections
to which it is most immediately direc-
ted.
its favorable consideration is urged
by as large a number of organizations
—-—l1nslness. scientific and civic“ as ov-
er gave support to any proposition
pending before as. Favor is asked for
it by the pantheon interests of the man
try. which recognize that a continu-
ance of induItriai development for the
future must depend upon the concern:
tion rather than upon the exploitation
of our natural resources. it in suppor-
ted by a class of people whose achieve-
ments make up the industrial glory ol
the nation and whose judmuent. there-
fore. is entitled to the most serious and
patient conIlderutlon."
No organlntiorr of any kind, no
conunlttcc. legislative or otherwise. no
' body of men; legislative or otherwise.
has ever acted otherwise than favorab~
Iy upon the principles involved in this
bill. Nlilllmus 11111111111 and house corn.
mitteen of this congress have report-
ed it favorably to their respprtive bod.
ins.
and in the lust congress, passed the
house by a substantial majority Three
presidents. McKinley. Roosevelt and
Tail, have been its outspoken advo-
cates. it has received the endorse-
ment of every particular president of
the country since agitation in its be‘
half was begun. The almost unani-
mous sentiment of the progressive citi-
zens of the country demands favorable
action upon it at our hands. Further
delay cannot be justified in view of the
facts in possession at your committee.
’l‘hey warrant lnnncdiate action; the
country cxpct is it '
There is. howcrcr a minority report
against the bill, based on conultutioual
oblet tions and it is expected when the
bill comca up it will be opposed by
Reptcscnintlw limit the chairman of
tht1 committee, and other and other
Western mun.
Miss LANE ENTERTAINS.
A Number of FriendI GueItI at I Cant
Party It Home On Creacant
TIrrIco.
Yesterday afternoon Mina Margret
lame entertained a few of Iltlr friends
at a whlut parry held at her home on
1‘ 111111 cut 'l"'111ratc. 'l‘bc partv was giv-
en in honor at Minn Helen Berta. who
leaves today for a short visit to Wash-
ington. l). (l. in the card playing Miss
Violette Llngan was easily the aunt
proficient and Ibo received the first
1.112.111" appropriate prize who the
booby pride 11 small box of pine with
the inscription. "More Points." on it
W|'l‘hlo was presented to Minn Millicent
ended a dainty collation qu served and
all the ”’11 indie» enjoyed it im-
monucly 1111111 present were the fol-
lowing Minor; Mary and Frances
1111111111 11111111 Betta Violetta Liam.
trio Vurilu. iltta Crirmpton Millicent
Jackson. Cornelia Odell“.A11uI Rich-
ards. Olive Dibble. Mnrgriret Lane and
Marguerite liubbeli. .
"Dr Thimiab‘ Eclectrlo Oil is the
boat remedy for that (than tqu the
cIIo-croup. Has been u'Intl With thro-
11111111 in our family £15m h “rim"
Mrs. l. Whiteacro.
mountains or ermine otteraov.
ED
11111111110111) April 211. “Under no
direction of internal revenue Collec-
tor ll aton 7i 436 cigars were destroyed
here today They were in unstnmpcd
boxes luring the recent fire or the
loony Cilntr factory. and warn deemed
unfit for use.
The witness aIid he entered the or- .
Three times it passed the senate.
Jackson After the card playing watt - "
Now idea
Patterns.
We tyre showing a new line oi Summer Novelties iii .
Trimmed Hats, Shapes. “Wort rind Ftiilillbi's. ,
We make a specialty of Hats to Hilton .
IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING YOUR
AUTOMOBILE, GET FIGURES AT
LUTHER M WRIGHT S
NORTH MAIN AND UNION _‘LSTS
-. _.. - _..... L..- “04—— -.... __-.—£..-..__~.. “.0...“
Argand Boilers
FOR STEAM 0R HOT WATER HEATING
NORWALK FURNACES
FOR HOT AIR HEATING
installed in any heating contractor if you are looking for economy.
sperlry ortr heaters Let us send you circulars.
The Argand Boiler Co.,
SOUTH nonwamt, cons.
ARGAND BOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALK
Nickel Bath-room Fixtures
from
«tore?
in this why only can you get a choice from an ex-
tensive assortment.
Department stores consider this a side issue and
carrr only a few articles— but it is A PART OF OUR
BUSINESS and we have everything in up todate Bath
itoonr Supplies
illl lililli ll Hiiiiiillilii liiilli’llil. '7
a supply house rather than at a department
WALL STREET.
NORWALK CON
Century Compound"
Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roots
But the preparation called "Neverleak' is not suitable for stopping
bad leaks or for Use on old or poor roofs, and not as lasting or durable
ad "Century Compound. "
The above testimony was given under oath at tht1 injunction hear-
ing in the Stamford Court. April it, 1910.
We otter the Century Compound at $01: PER GALLON and guar-
antee all mating work for three years.
The Century Rooting 81 Manufacturing Co.
33 WASHINGTON 81 REET.
SPECIAL
Fancy Maine Potatoes, a peck, 18c ; bushel, 650
Walter Baker’s Cocoa,
Walter Baker’s Chocolate,
Assortment of Fresh Vegetables
UNITED GROCERY CO.
no NORTH MAIN STREET
.- - 18c
17c
PHONE :33
last for'erer N1crer require paint. More than one hundred million!
of them were used on rootx during the pant twelve month.
BlSHOPRlC MASTlC WALL BOARD
Better and chenpev than baths and Plaster.
Iron SALE AND APPLIED Iv
CHARLES H. AISTHORPE
ii SlAViIW AVENUE. SOUTH NORWALK» 00W.
IHONT OALINDIR MATTERS. IRlDOEPOITIR l3 HONOR!“ ‘
Philip Mullen Moniinlch AIkI torIA. W No» Chdioti DIWIV
011mg. of Nam. Mum by l. o. d it hrihd l.
Philip Reuben Mosiluich. I resident M "Arm“.
of Bridgeport will uppeIr beforantlke HARTFORD April 28.43"“
t urtls ot the superior court Friday as log officers were elected by
a petitioner to have his name chain: terrmiiy.l 0. 0.11“ in the 13th WW
oil to Philip Reuben Monti. He will convention yuItcrdoy: Grant!
burepruserrtedby Attorneys Shapiro .inurca Moss. 'l‘nftvlllo; tltl lily
and Bhaplro who have a monopoly of master. A W Rolls. 31' ill
that work responding secretatyfi. a. ’ I . ..
The 11hr uncontested div roe cases tie; trouuror. rho. alum. . .v
that are on the nhol‘i Illicit r for that turd; di trim auditor for 1w '
day are Joseph ooiey,'i‘aftvtllo.for
A. Au 1111111 Kirk from tomes N. William Oliver Hh'tfordrt
kirk; At a M. nouovno from James in. three years William Carter. N.
Donovan that'ieal..8ablatron1MIr don: hook examiner. l. W
tin Stillili. Charles 11. nidweili llarii‘ord. The r. 0. degree m acne“
and bin .l. BldWolt; Soother lured and the newly elector! 0mm
1) Tipping um Phoebe .i. ’t‘ippiu; imitation
Aiunaudpr .Morwn front Mabel The next kconvention will be halt! in
Morton. stony Ultra! .
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