Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 4, 1910 · page 7

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I Telephone «100

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at ;4 Educator

_, SHOE
.IChildren’s Ankles
I. if 3 Will Not Turn

. when this slice-la worn because

3‘. ItsapeclaI construction counter» i
ants ankle strain.
~ The shoe tits snug llIltIi'l‘ tho
arch, distributing the weight or
the body Oil the ball or the foot.
The too is broad to prevent
cramping and encourage natural
development or growing foot.

I
sow NOWHERE use IN
NORWALK.

CONNEALLY
AND
BRACKEN

II WAgHINGTON STREET.

SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 808-4

 
 

 

 

i] Questionable erotics are not cheap at any price.
_ we ’ guarantee GOOD COAL. CLEAN COAL
. .. :‘i 1"” FULL WEIGHT. (lGive us a trial order.

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TWETSILIQS @Ai. @.

SEASONABLE GOODS

 

' FERTILIZERS
Large stock. many varieties

ATLAS CEMENT
Best and most reliable

BUILDING MATERIALS
Brick. Sand, Stone.

SEWER PIPE.
and always

COAL! COAL! COAL!

Tailiwfism ®

 

 

 

 

GA

is ..

0.

star Street

 

 

 

 

 

 

HAZLETON

'I'he B. Hershtield 8: Son Co.

Tel. 294. 122 Water St.

 

 

 

 

MAY

Ladies"
World.

thtic
i'opular.
Monthly. illirpcr's llazal‘,
Srribncr‘n. llcd Book. Good
kin-ping and others. ‘ .

W. A. Briggerman‘s
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block, 132 Walhtngton at

Lin] “’5‘
liii i‘pi-r‘s
l’out soil.

”(Hit-it"

.ioni‘nni,
Strand.

 

MONEY TO LOAN

We loan money to housekeepers at
$1 weekly payments. also to properly
owners on second and third mort
gages. All business transacted atrict
ly confidential. (mice hours from 9 it
in. till 7 p. m; Saturdays till 9 p. In.

iNDEPENDENT LOAN A SECURITY
COMPANY

94 Waehlngton 8L, anliund Bldg.
One flight up. Room 1.

PRESCRIPTION
WORK

IS OUR SPECIALTY

We have :i (lOfllpIUil‘ stock of Putt-ill

 

Mcdlclnos. Perfumes and 'l‘ollct Ar~
lit‘It's,

Agents i-‘ulit-i‘, till-cur t‘o. (‘hoco
bites.

W. F. Wigmore 8t Co.
oauccisrs

8 NORTH MAIN STREET

 

 

 

 
 

T-Jovel Wntch
‘5. .7 H‘ O‘ M. tour-
Cd end are It.

 
 

W. R. KIRCH A CD.

 

 

Special IO E“ This
Week Only

Monogram Rye Whiskey .75c qt.bot.
Sherry Wine ............. 35c qt. bot.
Port Wine ............... 35: qt. bot.
Fine Bock ..,. . $1.00 cue. delivered

()iIil'l goods, too numerous to moti-
iion. nil in out prison.
Hot itonnl lino! Frat: Saturday night

CENTRAL HOTEL

Cor. Mouroe A Ch'ltnul Ste. 701 161-3
J. A L. DIBEBA. Prone.

 

IF ONCE YOU TRY YOU'LL AL-
WAYS IUY

The Roger Ludlow
Twin City or Nugget
CIGARS

AIK YOUR OQALIR FOR THEM.

B. J. ”REYNOLDS

MAnurAcroiien.

 
 

 

din \‘i'ni't lii'owitlg (‘41.. ultri'iwrn
liiuii chow Luger liner. Aid, l’tirioru.

ready to dollvr-r lliln High Grade of

NOTICE

Iimlnu Iliiit'ii iIit' nucncy lm' lill‘ iii-
of

thin in to ini'orin the public that. I not

Beer. bottled by the Brewery. for fem»
ily line. at 01.00 per ceu.

Michael Lubralio

(trend Union Motel

 

 

g'It’s the Taking Care of the Qdd Dollar
THAT COUNT. AT THE [NO OF THE VIA“, “UT VOUH OUR-
PCUO MONEY iN '

The South Norwalk Savings Bank

WHIHR IT WILL DRAW A GOOD RATE 03' INTERACT. AND IS
‘ IIADV 1N TIMI 0' "[10.

97 wit-um St. cum Illnlt Building South Norweili

 
 

Phone 1001 0 A ll WOOD IT.

 
 

 

Others are also udvertluihg
alter free.

as count Main et.,-ao. Norwnik.

 

 

O’BRIEN. the Hatter

LOOK’AT THE DERBIES,
$1.116, $1.90. $2.40. .230.
DID vou SEE THE OAPsr
450. 06c.

YACHT ANo GOLF cAPs.
45c, 950. 01.45.
noon SOFT HATS.
ciao.

- ouaaaLtAs,
65c, use, $1.50, $1.90.

 

 

 

The Clifford

McPherson A Stevens, Props.

Single rooms, with or withoiit
built.

Rooms en suite. suitable for thin-
lllcn.

Tcrnm tnodcrulc. ‘llatcu by the
month. (‘nH :Iitd cxntninc: no trou-
ble to show. i .

(ininlno and sort lco cxt'nliotlt.

(info stocked with the choir-oat of
brands.

Cor. South Main and Elizabeth
Streets. South Norwaik

 

 

 

 

 

BERKSHIRE
PURE ICE

if you want pili't- icc tor thin suin-
luor‘s ”till, you can have it in the Iit‘i‘ii-
slilrc lco sold by its. made iroin water
of which tho following In tho analysis

inado by .i it Linear, l'h. it. cllcmltit.
Mussttcllunolls Agricultural lixpcl‘i-
incnt station. .
APPEARANCE

Turbidity ..... . ......... . None
Sediment .... .. . None
Color ..... .None
Odor .None

CHEMICAL EXAMINATION

Free ammonia .......... .. . .. .0006
Albuminoid ammonia .......... .0144
Chlorine ....................... .05

Nitrates .. ................ None
Nitrite: ....... . . ... . .. None
Hardneu (Clark's degrecl .. 3.31
-ead. ..... None
iron ..................... Trace

.\'o bui'li)urd-Iiooticd pond ice sold by
this company.

 

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR

Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables

“1- have tin-in All kinds ill
suction.

Extra Fine STRAWBERRIES
II Specialty.

cmoues. eiéifi‘roaitcco and
800A WATER.

G. GHIOTTO

Tel. Cen. 179 Willi. 8t. bridge.

* liiii «iiiiililli

 

 

 

 

 

 

I’All’l‘l'l‘liiN SAM? til“ Iii-2A1.
'l‘A'I‘l‘J.

ifiitlt-l' null puruuaiii lo a cortiiin
order of thc (‘onrt ol‘ I’l‘llllllli‘ for tho
llintrlct of Norwalk Illlllltlilnilitt him
thoroilnto. llii- mthsrriiwr IlI'I'I'II\ Mill's.
public llIlIIl‘l' iliui lilt‘ loiiowiun iII'.‘
ci'ilicil l'cni i'l‘liill‘ In i‘oi toilv. to wit:

'i'wo cci‘luili Home or iinrt‘t'in oi lnini
tiliuutcd iii tho [non of Nornulk. curb
Il'llt'i Ili'IIII.‘ elxt; inoi Im-l wido in
trout and roar and two hundred i'Jlitii
fool in depth. bounded nu Iollowa

(Inc tract intiiiidcil iloitltvi'ly in liliid
now or IIII'llll‘i'H oi Annie l-I Smith.
onnloi‘ii in highway. auntiioriy by land
now tll‘ formerly of l-‘orilinutid IIiIW‘h.
and woulcrly by Iiillil now or toi‘inrrir
of (liiui‘icu I“. liolti'tiit'l;

And the othcr tract in bonndcd
nortln-i'ly by land now or Iorincriy of
Ferdinand llayi-n. enntorly by IlIIlII'WII).
southerly by land of Lotiim‘ ii‘iicli. nod
wcutoriy by land now or lormcriy of
Chariots I". Iil'llt‘llii‘l.

it‘oi" ptirilciiiitru and throw apply to
titlllN W. litlthldY.

Administrator

ORDER TO Hlii'i'TldC Mit‘ill‘.

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I‘Ih'

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District of Norwallt. an.
(iltlll‘l. April :10. A. 11.. i010.
Flotilla of i’oionian It. flooroiv. into or
an'wnlk. in «old district. ililt‘l'lllit‘tl.
Ordered. That ttin etiminiuirntrix ox-
hliill her ildlninintriltlon account to
thin court for ndluulincnt. at tho l’to.
hilti- ofllce In Norwuill. on the ililh
II of May. Will. It iii o‘clock tort»
ti: and that all persona Inioroeind
in said estate may he noltliod Iiit‘rtttll‘.
the utimlnltitrutrix will entitle thin or-
llcr to be published In a newspaper
having it circulation in mid district.
at least tlvi» days before said with illiy
of Mm. liilil. ‘

l’i'ohnin

Ill'INll Y W. illlltitioii’t'.
.itidgc.

‘ Division No. I. Ancient Order of III-
liernlana will hold Iht‘il‘ rconlur Ilt'l‘I'
nuns insulin tomorrow evening and It
is specter! l at there will be 10 candi-

illfl it

 

 

tletorllitlltld. »
f ‘i .
Ii. 3 -. A.

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Brookslde Ice Co. ‘

 

“TH E PARIS"

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Rain Cont».

 
 
 
 
 
 

Come and be convinced. We

 
 
 

 
 
 

015 Main 8L. Stamford.

VVEISELL

Crawford
SHOES .

' FOR MEN

Because they are untiafuctory
both to us and to our cusflilncrs.
’i‘Iicv huvc provon cvci'y claim
made for them.

'l‘hc lllilllilfflt'llll‘t‘r who pro-
duces (Yrawt‘orda says: "All of
tin-no Crawford leatiirou are not
exclusive. We do claim. how-
ever, that no other line- l‘tllll-
hlneu so many points of merit
as do (‘ruwi‘ord Shoes."

“'0 heartily bclicve In (Tram

forda. We recommend “will to
you.
iii '11" Ii‘flIIli'l‘tI, including

Sin-dc l‘uinpii.

At “‘59-.” $5.00
MAX LEV

its WASHINGTON 31'. (Bridge)
SOUTH NORWALK

 

” BUTLER Louise Loses AGAIN.

Our Brothel-r Tum Now Lead: Pino-
cnie Tourney by 3.360 Points.

Lind night lIl(‘ Iiutlor i.odiu~ bow
wont to .\'oiwuik to play ptliot‘hlc with
“or llroiliurs' iodgc Ili this, tho xlinl
sitting. tho South XithltIIt boys cunn-
lionw unilo hndiy button in inst
lilnhl's playing, which won an llih‘tl‘v

limit.» to ”in lititii‘is' ()til' Iil‘iilhf‘i‘n
’nnlnud 3.73»?- Iie‘itm liic lt'lllil.‘ who
iii'l‘ i‘l‘t-politstlilv i'lit' IIlI' \lt‘IUIW on the
Illll‘ hand and don ..t on tho iiillt'l‘. urt-
i :iwu
Our Brollicrl' Ledge.
lionodit-t and Koo-tn..- . your.
Worden and S. I‘l‘tilln ltl.‘.‘d.‘.
“('t‘lI and ti “Hui“ INN!
l’omsiocl. and timiwll i.'.'.'.n
i lizonu iind Sli‘iul. 7.7.oll
Mulder and Spur-not 5.330
Henry and ltniiory S330
I Sodoilunll and Front» 7316!?-
'i‘olni . unlit.
Butler Lodge.
Schmidt IIIIII .\inold \l‘ili
Mciiinin and \\ lwoivi [and
Kortlll'y and Hill .:,I«nil
(‘Iilliullu‘k and \\'a\ who
I‘itzvl' nnll Iltl'liii‘mili W170
\K'iil‘ti). null \\'Ii«l)lt NIH"
IIIIIIIIIIIHHII Illiti St‘htIt-blic tutti".
iloin mum and ficltncflm T,l\.‘u
'l‘oiul _ tiijoo
ilui itioilivi- imiti .‘,?;'..‘.

 

Iilll' Ninth-um pimimin lcuil. i'.‘.'.'.

(int IiltIIIiI‘l' intil' load _'i,‘ltiil

'I'ilr III-\i uiiinm. nili he played in
ii!“ illillI-l' lociuo l‘lli‘lllh In South Not“
ulllli. ili‘.\l ’i‘ni-sdny owning Lust
iiiuhl s .«iltinu one the sixth and IIll'Il‘
tllt' lit-i IIIIIII‘ iii Ill‘ IiI'IiI

WATCHING RAILROAD DEPOTS.
Striking New York Bukere Trying to
Prevent Other Men 1mm Working.

NEW YORK. Min 1 I’iclicln oi
till‘lliiilii liuiur. wuirhvd l‘iiIIl‘tMtI uln-
ilonn and lorii homo-n cionoly today in
lill v'IYoi'i lo ittli-ru'pl HilIkI'III'i'IlIyl‘Ifi
trout olhcr ciiiis Mum of tho incu
iii-ill iii-i'c from out or town )‘i‘l‘iii'l‘lIll)‘
to lnkc ‘III'IIy‘i‘In plucru iii IIII' hilt
inlio-l'li-N iliiolwd ill ”11' labor Ii’tilIIIiN
“I'll mid to IlliH" boon il'l‘HllIltIl‘tI not
to go to “Hill 'l‘lli- I-iliplovi-iu iIt‘i'IllI'
rd tmiui. illmt'tl'i‘, that they were {not
pottinu till they unwind and piodicicil
linil iin- niriiiu would run lulu much
lotiunr.

The town on tho lIlIli‘l‘ iliiiid. l luitnod
IIlIli Iiicir ritnltn iII'I‘ still unbroken
and “NW” tliiit ronliilionn lit the bit:
nlnntA turn in reality just an bad as
lhI-v itllvu iii-on tor the punt low dnyu
with npwnrdn oi Willi) Illi'll alrlliinii
and tin» nupply of broad for tho hi3 ho-
ioin, rilihn nnd iIlt‘ Kfllli'l'lll Ii‘iliIi‘ down
to lili‘ Illiiilllt' point Ill utility IIIIIII‘II‘IN.
It‘l‘t‘lil brood and roilli arc lit-lug alip-
pin-u In some of tho hotels from oth
or l-liioti

BILLECK MEMORIAL CROSS.

Ai ii I'M‘i‘lli lllfi’iinfl of tho (illnrit‘n
iii-liiouriiv Selim-ii Momuriul AIIIIKIIIt‘
lion. rho ti-i-uniircr ropoi‘toii on amount
of niiiiul'i‘ipilonn nlrntiiiy paid in twill"
i.\‘ Itilfiltiotii lo innuro tho curly unloc-
iiiui til ‘I doubt" for tho llll’llllli'IN
I‘I‘Itliti. 'i‘hi- cominittoo uilll hhpou to
row-iv!- nildilimial‘Hocnl niilinrrlpilona
and III'RI‘I‘I Iiilll Ibuy ho bottle as noon
in: pouidbit- In order that their may he
no fut'llior lliliuy r,in accepting it do.
iiiitn.

'l‘llt-ro in it big ‘IIQIQ’IINIIIII or local
lied Men In attendance III the twenty-
ioulih uiiniini grant ruin council of Roll
lion in I‘lanbury, Uflt‘ party. which
Wont up yesterday afternoon by unto-
mohlln. included Put Suctioinn A. M.
l‘nlihntiii. .lohn linilnnhur and Harry
l‘i‘. Mother and Print Grout Hachom
William Miller. (ltllor tin-hott- F‘. i..
.liidd. W. A, .‘vlcf'horlion. l‘. .I. I’roacott‘
81mm Marshall and Julius Motion.

The Stamford .ttoyiil Arcnnum bowl-
Ing team will come in Norwalk tonight
and bowl oil the romalnlun two names
in the tournament. Much tun ll anti.

winter! to thus are the hunt games.

iii ..i I 9’3» 5'

The Paris Clock and Suit HOuse

33 COUTH MAIN ST" SOUTH NORWALK.

Greet Reduction Gale of Lndin' en'd Mlun’ Suite. Cute.
Skim, Weletl. Petticoats. Night Gowns. Genet Covers, Hoe-
ioty. Wuti Dreuoe. White Dre-eel. alik Drones an
. Cloth Drona. “

They are the bout In town. tlrut in style. lit. and workmanship.
second, we underlie" all competitors. Whatever we advertiao you got.
lmrgulini, but on pupal- only. We are the

largest dealers of this line In this state.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

SENTINE;

THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. 9

TRISTRAM 81 HYATT

NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK. CONN.

EVERY WOMAN WILL BE lN’l‘ERES'I‘ED IN THE DISPLAY or

“NEMO” CORSETS

We Have Prepared for “Nemo” Week

The world famous “Sell Reducing" Corsets.
to 36. Corsets for hard everyday wear.

For Short Stout and Tall
Stout Figures, $3

We recommend and sell " Nemo " Corsets because they always
style. comfort and wear; because each “Nemo”
women positively need. and that no other.co

we have once fitted a woman in a

 

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’l'ontoli'ow is known as Ascciision‘
Iiil} in thc (‘ulbolic church and is ob-
."cru-d as a (Illv ol holy oliliuntlon'ii
'I‘iwrl- will be inassca ill St.
church ill fruit and S it. In.

(‘ourt Lituroi, Iilllluillt'l'h oi ihitiwlia.
ltcili II incoting last evening in the
Knights ot (‘oiunrhun quarters in South
Main stroct. Witt-n iiitiltcrs pertaining
to NW ct-icbruiloii \wn‘ Illnl'llnsl‘tl 'i‘lic
icicluulion will occur on iii-NI ‘l‘ncu’
:liu i'H‘llIiiK

'i‘ho Xulnn-p t'lub hold a regular
intuitions int-cling ill the Hub rooms on
Wall Sii‘t‘t'l and tool. iii {our new Invin-
iit‘i'fi. lwstdo ro-inatiititiu tno fornici‘
Iill'IiiIlQ‘l’fi. it was voted to hold it op
cninu ninhl sonic timc tilting IIII' lir'at
UI .lnnc 'i‘iic arrangements will In:
comptctmi ul lbc ncxt nicctiiig. .\ quip»
iIiIlII't‘ Wits appointed to revise the by
laws.

The Noinnik Filo l’oiiri» hold IIlt'Il‘
i'cgullii‘ iliectlni: inset owning lit which
Flinn ii committee “as nppoiniwi lo III‘
”who for a liidics' night to bc held
Solno “mo in IIII,‘ nclir Illilll‘l'. (lihor
than this rouliiu Iillsllit‘n‘a was iIli‘
into .\t tho llnn» oi the wash IIlt‘ lncn
:tl-uiod out to iliid tlic stcnmor but as
tho stcanivr did not no onl tilt-ii st‘iircli
\\'il.~ nil in min

.‘II’ and him It‘snc S. Loo iiiitl inmA
ii). niio haw born li'fiiilt‘llib ol this
I‘ll; loi about it )‘cai. inowtl today
iioin IIILII snort to tin-ii luilu licai'
liinuiiultiplon. N Y. .‘Il’ tilili hits
Lou's duuuiili-i Miss Minnie ii. Loo.
who is an ili“'i||i.l|iIHIli'II )IllillL‘ inttsltr-
inn \inz. soprano soloist during the
lust iliiixli‘lli rcni at ”in South .\'oi'nulk
Nit-Illodlnt church.

'i‘lic vane of Tinnitus t'nllnhun. who
“as :wl't‘lllldllut ihh rositlcnls or thc
(Ii‘t'i‘ll on Monthly night was disposed
of yonlcrduy nfici‘nomi III III!‘ town
court by Judge Edward .\I. IJIt‘kWOOd.
’l'bonins said in- was from Wilton. iult
lbw did iioi FlH't‘ iilill. lio tutti found
L‘iliil) and tincll $7 and costs und In‘~
(‘IIIIPN' his pm'Itth' wow empty and its
IIlI‘i'i‘ “its no Illllllt‘iIIIlIi' prospect oi
Rotting anything to put in tilt-m ho
was soul owr lot .i short visit to
IIi‘IlIL‘t‘ptil‘I.

Mary's

l’hooliix i-Liluitic ("outpulu went out
tor a DIIII‘IIH‘ rut. last night and wont
up far I|r~ School stroot, whore sovul‘ni
non inoniboru worn instructod in III!‘
on of tho li|i|iltrttlllri Afterwards N
hiltlll business pivoting was held and
tl‘llt‘ullllil‘lllu \t't'l‘t' tit‘l‘l'i‘li. TIH‘ t‘ll’
Itiiir, l‘llllil‘lll} to cxpoclalionn did not
leave the IItlilt-il’ Chit-f Buttery
wits It'nl‘liii lcut iIlt‘ whole thing drop
to tho collar iiIIII IN‘NIdO this Ihori- were
not onouith pools to go around. The
l'ioin-or ii and 1,. (‘o. also wont out for
u when IHHI owning and lunritoyed
down East Avenue limit the lilllItl'i
li'l‘t‘lil'ti ii flushing and TI‘rIIIIIIIK. They
I‘l'llll‘lii‘tI to tho Illlllllt‘ nbolii 01:10 and
n luminous pivoting was hold but noth-
ing important was brought up Ito
il‘t‘rilllllt‘llltl were onioyod.

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Buniincl th t udvn. in .
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Underwear
Talk

“DELPARK”
ATHLETIC UNDERWIEAR
500 and 75c.

A tow cxira liiittonhoicu nro
I‘I‘HIIIIIIKIIIIP~~ftll‘ the mint coul-
tort iti “liclpurk” Athletic Undor-
wvur, lino or the extra bottom
twice on the athletic tihli‘t
ctiti'lioit the top button of tho
kllt‘i' tll‘tlwm‘hwno they "lockdn-
lino,“

'I‘iifi. in "how“ ECHIIICEi‘
‘I‘iCN‘H. IMMIE‘ I:{NI)ICIIWIIIA.R
tninlinm r law Altittzflhw a
no nbnorboi glint if tulips up the
molt-lure noticed by violent
t-xorclnnzsfiinl fcvaporntion is not
from tlteiuklp bill from the net'-

‘ IIH'III.

02.60 to 03.20 For Garment.

\ I!

W .

Joseph Davis

at Wuhln ten Itreet.
Min omellt.

 

 
 
 

 

designed especially for stout figures. Sizes 19
Every one an extra value.

For Tall Stout Figures,
extra length, $4

give complete satisfaction in
renders special service that many

rset can give; because when

“ Nome" we have ended her

corset troubles, and have made a permanent customer. . '

”iii‘iiiiiiii liiii itiis“

 
 
 
 

WEDNESDAY. MAY. 4. 1910

L»... . W av»... .-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

H. Krieger& Co.

29-31 West Washington Street

 

LINOLEUM

AND

‘

‘ EMATTINGS

Carpets and Rugs

At Specially Marked Prices

 

Have your purchases charged and
settle your bill in WEEKLY PAY-

MENTS.

* The heat selected stock of

FURNITURE

in The Norwalks

Come in and giye us a look

 

H. KriegerSz CO.

29-31 West washiugton Street~ ’

 

NEW COALING DEVICE MON
BAVER FOR ROAD

NEW HAVEN. May 1. A now until
bridge. for roploniuiiinu Ibo i‘iicl hill)-
ily oil loroniotirim. which ban been In
’UlIl'll‘ or construction inst want of
Union station tor novoi‘iil months, has
noon coliipletoii and lurnod over to the
railroad company- by tho buildoru and
an a result about to coal honors and
two stationary i-iluinocrn have been
.wpnrutcd from their john.

The new l‘IlaII'l' of nutrition in an an:
lomtttdc affair and does away with a
vain aniount of labor. The old method
was worked out by dumping the coal
Into the bill. then uhovoiluru would
throw it into ti inn-lint which would
on hointed to the bridge and there the
"uni WOIIIII‘ be. transferred to a little
or holding a ion or so. When the
locomotlvo needing coal had taken Its
since the flap aides of the little car
would happened and down would slide
the coal ini'h the outline lander.

Now the coal (but none Inltl it pocket
in loaded into the can; by an auto-
matic nrrunuooioni and tho curs are
IIVPI'RLGII out on the bridge auto.
iintloally. their olden are thrown open
and tho coal is dropped Into the tone
tor without human assistance from
first. to last or this proceeding. The
new goeliunbrldue II n compile-ted

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innus of cable» and pulleys, hilt al‘lcr
nonn- delay in now said to be In mind
working shape and tho coal hottvcrn
are working elsewhere us are the on-
uiin-ers whom littlo bolloru formerly
supplied the power for lilting the con!
buckets from the ground to tho
bridge.

SMUGGLING lNVESTIGATION.

NEW YORK. May 4. Several cabin--
nrantn tram Paris to Frank ll. Min-
cott. now dead. who wan it former in.
specter o: contains and later IIO'OIIII‘II
head oaiho AIIO‘QdyMMDII'AOy tour-
ti-eiid the'governtnent out of duties by
means of "left. over" baguette. on BLOIlll‘
ship piers. ware out In evidence today
at. the trial of Philip A. Phililptioti and
Mary S. Moore and bilbclio Holland.
the two Huston drceumnitora who worn
indicted tor'cnnspirncy to dofnud tin.-
uovernmont in smuggling: throuin
sleeper trunks." Another cabiegraln.
alleged to have been sent by Phillip-
son to one (inrcla on March 7. 1907.
told Garcia, who was at the Paris and
of the alleged conaplrticy. "to destroy
III papers; investigation." This cabin
was signed "Anderson." but the opera.
tor who received the message teetlllod
that It one Phillipndn who headed It
in the cable omoe.

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