.g'
ol Explosion,
llder n collect-anion from
M 'm.’
. llhoodet .
.ll
HtrB it
, Following. clone upon thenhorrllllu
loll losioli whichgraaullmd In he‘llllln'
.vlu ‘ burnln’rof tins ll“) noes billion
{find herlconllhtulln GI bert oodman.
flwhonl autonomic-her own pelnyeslie.
Wed to the house several yards distant,
(Teomcs the announcement of the. on-
.aegenleut or MlSB Robinson and Paul
htMchhvcn, contractor. Congratulations
i‘ilnvc been pouring ill since then to
“Mlle iglbmlwn lid her fiance. whole
all. he« obiueon loni’e, (1 they Willin-
crease all thcl'nelve épr mill.
.Hurrfld from Mexico. ,
The news of Mine Robinson‘s acci-
dent. reached Mr. Melcwon about a
week ago whilo be. well in Sayula.
“lliiexico, wilcro his company works nil-
lile Mexican
,govolg'mlenl getting out the raw prod-
‘iuctlor llS lullllill’acturell. He’ left at
touco‘nud made all last time a steam
leuginhe, ll‘ulonlobllctl and all- e oth-
ler modern means of rapid transit and
{arrived at lilies, Robinson's bedside
Saturday, He wIll remain here Itor
two or three weeks.
Recovery Ie Aeeured.
'I‘Ilc romance in the engagement ow-
ing to the condition of Miss Robinson,
woods still suffering from the effect
of! her frightful experience when the
“explosion occurred at the private gas
plant malice the engagement of more
than ordinary interest. .
Although Mr. McEwep's name has
heretofore not been mentioned ill con
nection with the accident, nor Its re-
sults he has been one of the most. aux-
ioue for the complete recovery of MlSS
Robinson and ho is moro’gralcl'ul than
he can exprcsu at the progress she ill
making. In a week it. is believed she
will be able to be up.
Brother Wedded Her Sieter.
Mr. McEwell will not be the first of
his family to enter the Robinson fnur
ily. His brother Alfred married Mien
Margaret Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Al"
tlutr lite-Ewen are now Ill Frcderick,
Md.
Paul blcldwml. lilies Robinson‘s fian-
cc. is superintendent ol’ the 0); Fibre
Brush company, of Frederick. Md. lil
’which John K. Robinson. .Il-.. brother
of Miss Frances Robinson. is interest-
ed. He is 43 years of ego and was
born in Chicago.
Mr. chFlwen unlike Mills Robinson
is not particullariy fond of horses or
sports. They have known each vltilcr
formally years.
MRS. GERARD ON ADVISORY
BOARD.
Annual Meeting of Connecticut For-
estry Aelocletlon Held at
. ’stOVenIOn.
like Connecticut Forestry associa-
tion hold its annual meeting at Sic-
vonaon, Saturday, those attending be-
ing guest. of the .illsonla \Vatcl- com
pany. Officers \vl-re clcctcll as fol.
lows:
Presldcllt~T. 1;. Bristol, Allsolllu.
ViceAPrositlcllts-R ll. .lcnklus, New
HaVcll: b]. S. Gcor, Hartford: E. l).
thirties. Norfolk.
Recording St‘crciul‘yw-~l-‘. ll. Studi-
nlllcllcr. Elnlwood.
Correspondln Sccrctari -~—.\l lSS Mary
Winslow. Wcat no.
Treasurer—Alum
Hartford.
Anditor——A. ii. llillycr. Hartford.
Advisory lioardellovc unlncli of
floors and Mrs. .l. ll. Gerard, South
Norwulk: George 1). Seymour. Ncw
Havcn; W. l). li‘lllcy. Ncw liuvcll.
Publication (‘tllillillli00~‘l':. ll. .10"-
Spcllccr. .Ir..
kins. New Hil\'l'll; S. N. Spring. Null-l
’ancn; Mine
toque.
Assistant State Purcell-r W. (l. ll‘ll-
18.1! made ll rcpttl‘l on forest ill'iiH.
which was followcd by diarueeioue of
the bruull ill-c law and ullugcutcd
changes in forcllt ilrc lawn. bciug
opcncd by Btutc F‘Ol'fifiiel' S. N. Spritlv.
A debatc on mclhoda of lirc lighting
Wall opened by ii. M. (‘. Eddy. ilrt‘
warden of Silusbury. 'l'lli‘l‘l‘ wall a
practical Illustration of nlodcru ulctlr
ode of fire lighting. the party lllkilll:
lo the “'llotin, \vlll-I‘c ll lliilc form-l1
lire wall uturtcd and soon cxltllv
lulllhcd.
About sixty llttcnlll-li llll‘ nu-ctlnlt.
blinding ll ltlrlzc delegation from
Hartford llllll vicinity. 'i‘llc ncw prcll.
illellt nut-cumin l’roiclllmr Ii. S. (trawl-u,
the Blii'l‘l‘SHUl‘ of I‘Illcilol all national
foruulcr.
llillry Winslow, \i'clv
wwww. ... .W...“
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mehaok0m0~.l. C. Cary. Chill‘ll‘il
Hmelmeyer. New York; .1. w. Mace.
*‘Pll‘lellcld; 1;. it. llul-Ihutt. N. S. Hurl-
‘tlilit, Wilton; ii. llrconlltein. nrllilxll-
rt; i-I. Hamburger, New York: ll.
; in“. Newark; Ixulln W. fltcllncr,
New York; S. S. Jarvla. city; S. .I.
(irlflln. Bl'ldacporl: Iii. ll. llyllca. lion-
;ton: ii‘. W. Brody. Hurtful-ll; A. 1).
Moon, F. i). Lawton. city; it. it. (thick
Luring. lulllclultm'. Mann: lv‘. (l. Von
Charla. ll. 11. Slow-ml. New York: It‘.
a. Brand, Springfield: George till-n-
% on. New York; it. A. llllldford, Philli-
titanium: W. R. Knitter, Philadelphia;
i . (l. Docrncll. id. Eu Rolllllwcil. New
(it‘ll; It. ii". Oetramlcr. Well i). (Ihlllln.
~7 atom F‘. Kilns, New York: U. Vlili‘
;. «intuit. Wont. Rnyvlilll. 1.. in. l“.. (I.
l eleea. ill. Boone. W, .l. (liner. New
Work; W ii. Kitlcalic. (ilollcclltcr: ii.
I). Moorc, New Yorlt.
23' l‘ ‘ W“
Murmur erneer eewell ex-
t TINSION.
i Street Commissioner Daniel tlunlop
,ilnaollucee in The Sentinel today that
lbllle will he received for the coneirum
lttoll of the exunaion lo the Chestnut
treat. South Norwnlll. newer. the
_ rll being In extenutou or fill“ arm
«duel drulnm newer.
. new .lmlv wears RODMAN.
ii HARTFORD. May lil.-"'Rilq11iflitillll
i here “rallied at the (lovernor'e or
%, «today for the delivery to lililiilll’l‘
. tell of New Jersey. of Edward C. Roll»
1 ll. tililitlr arrest in Bridgeport. who
intimated on ll chem of obtaining
Wlfldoi' leloe plateaus.
will B. F.
ling.
} lemma A 7
«ll-lllllifllflllii
K. .lldey-fto.-'l‘ll.lllnx leeut
oeltlltn. heed of “the Frisco
Ilrbed lylileln. who recently'deolu,
ed that the retail dealer, and not the.
formula mmnelblefor the high cost
of living. ,ihQ‘Prodnce Newn, which it,
the'ofiicutl arson of the produce deal
era of this city, declares that the rail
readout the bulk of what money till
produce of the country brings became
of their exorbitant rates.
The renl Colleen for high prices for
food products. litre theNewe, arc till
increase paid the farmer. the oxorbi
tent prices paid for freight and rcfrlg
oration in transmit and the enoruloul
mreentngeoi’ profit exacted by the re
tail grocers.
"Mr. Yonkuul did not any n wort:
about a reduction in: freight or,rtii‘rixer
atlon over his great llylltom," any» tht
Newe. “He seems to have forgottel
that. no matter what the quality of tilt
commodity. the freight is the name
'l‘nkc. beetle, which be llpoake of. Tht
News was permitted to one come ac
count sales which went out Wodnca
day. One basket of Ileana from Well
Palm Beach, Fla, brought $3. thl
freight. on which was [1.95. commie
eion till route. and the gl'chr got, till
onormbuu sum of ‘75 centu. Allothel
instance Willi iwcntyJonr crates o.
cabbage from Benton, 8. C. The frclgb‘
was $115.80 and the grower got $16.32
Another instance was twenty crutci
of tomatoes from Pompano, ll‘lu. 'i‘llt
height was $14.80 and tile grower go
ill cents. Scabrnok. S. (3., i’urnll-lllct
another Instance ill two busltete o‘
peas. whore tho freightwtu-l 82 cunt
and the growers got 56 cents. r‘l-OIr
Fulford. Fill” came 44 l'l‘iiii‘li ol‘ tomu
toes on which the freight was $32.5!
and the grower got $16.69. Allolhcl
shipment from lilt‘ some point Will-l til
crates ol‘ tomatoes, freight $65.15, hill
the grower got $41.85. a trifle lll()l‘l
lllull Ilulf the frclgllt charges.
“Mr. Yoakum ucvcr l'urlllrlilcd till
public with any such statements ill
tilcsc. 'l‘llcy arc only taken from i
great number of sales that no out o.
Ncw York cvcry day. 'l‘llcy show the
tllc railroads got the llllllt of what till
produce Ill-lune. 'l‘llcsc Instant-cs art
not rare. 'l‘llc railroads 'gci t‘llcire.‘ Ill
llluttcr what happens.“
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umwi‘vd
PAULISTS 'OPEN WEEK’S pRAVEF
AT WESTPORT.
Ie Mixed Mlesion for Both Men ant
Women-Blshop Will Vieit Church
. on May 12.
wnwrron'r. hilly Ill. "i‘llt’ l’tllllil-l
l‘atllcru opcllcll .‘l work's llliselou hurt
at tho (‘llurcll of the Assumption Sun
day, at tbc .v o‘clock muss.
'l‘llc liliSSiOli In what It.- tcl‘tllcll l
mixcd mission. that is, for bolll Hill!
and women. ’l‘llc :«lcrvIl-cll many do:
upon at it in the Morning and Ill ii. an
l'ollowcll by Illklrul-tlon null t'\‘t‘|‘y cw
aim: at it o‘clock. starting with l'ouury
instruction and the rcgulur scrluoll
concluding with n Imllcdictioll of Hit
Host lilcuucd Slll'ramcnt.
During the progrcas of illc llllsslul
religious nl‘llclcs will bc llll'nucll. l‘oll
fl‘HSltlllri will lll‘ llcurd \i'cdllclsllnl
lllol'llinlz, al'lcl'llouu and owning
Filllll‘r lluggull. pastor of thc church
has l'cccivcd word from Flilllt'i' .I. ll
Murray, t'lllllll'l'lltil' and sccrt-lall) of
lllallop Nlluu. that ”W bishop will pay
.l visit to lllt‘ ('llurcll of thc :\I-l>i|llllli":
tion on 'l‘llursduy cvcllillu, May 11’. nlld'
colllcr lllc Hill‘i‘iillll‘lll of tho l-olllil‘luu
lioll it in cxpcctcll that ”hit“ will ill“
a clasp of luorc lllull lilll‘ llululrcd and
sixty. ll'illllt‘l' litlcullll cxtclldu u t'lli'
dial invitation to all to :llll‘lltl this Hl‘l“
Vli‘l‘ of confirmation.
, ~Iicllllln piicu pruvokc profanity.
but profanity wont run» llit'lll. Dunn‘s:
llillilllcllt l'lll'cll ilt‘llilln, blcl'llltl': tli't
protruding plicn nl'lcl‘ yours of Sllflll
At any drug slorc.
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STATE COUNClL O. U. A. M.
Meets Thll Week in G. A. R. Hall.
Hartford. ‘ I
Tim lilll'lvcllllltll lllllllilll St'l‘Sllill of
tho Silttc (‘oullcll of tilc ()rdcr i‘ultcd
American Mt‘l‘lliiliit'fl will Ilc lll‘lll
'f‘huradlly Ill (1. .\. It. hull. llllrtt'orli I
lil‘lillllllfll‘ll‘l‘h‘ will M at tho (lurdc lill
ii'l. (,‘llnl'tcl' link l‘ollncli will baulluci.
thc ulclnbl-l'a lllicnlilllu tbc «bullion. All
clltcrtnllllucnt \vIlI bc girl-ll by ('llill“
Icr link Council Wclillcudlly l-vclllul; In
It. a. R. Hall to tllclllllcrn or tllc (l. t
A. .\l. and liuulllllcrc or l.Illcl'ly and
ill o'clock. tilc mayor will dolivcr nu
addrtwu of \vclconlc. to bc rcupoullcll to
by (lcllrul- l9). Wrilzlli. ai'icr which lllc
acuaion will Ilc opcul-ll by State l‘oull-
Him ’I‘. II. (until, of lllii‘lilll'ti. The pa»
llollnl collllcilor. llllllounl M'l‘l't‘llll’)‘ lllld
lllliccre from Hillll‘ councils of other
atoll-ll llrc oxpoclcli. '
The seventh annual Ht'l-ltilon of
State Council of tile Dalllllllcrll of
Illbcrty will ilc Ilclli Wclil'lcndny. bc»
ltinlllnll at Ill o'clock Ill (i. A. It. Hall.
The limiting will lll‘ cllllcd to order by
the «late collllcllllr. Mrn. Mllmlc Clark.
of Wall-rilllry. Lady Iluckillltllllln Clitili'
oil of Hartford will make llll‘ vial! of
lllclnllcrn of other count-till pleasant.
nivlult them a banquet ill their hall
from -l to ll o'clock llllli llll clllcrtllill-
meal in tbc cveulllll.
SOMERVILLE MAN MISSING.
NlllW YORK. May lit-~All'l'lvd licur.
doll, or Slllllcl'vlllc. Miiflii., ill labeling
and hill tulip-r. .l. \i‘. ill-nl'llull. ,toliny
united the local pllllcc to l-ll‘llll out it
unllcrui flliii'ill for him. Itcnrtiull. who
was in lilllllill‘liti at .\‘o :l 'i‘rculonl
Itow. lllllllllu. lcl‘l llolllc iilc latter part
of March. to liill‘illi n uwctiull of tile
Royal Order of the Mount! Ill thin city.
”0 ill known to have llcllll Ilcru on
April in, when lit. lllc illuci. Wlilli‘l‘ be
uloupcll. be linked lillll hill mall be
forwarded to bill edllrcua lll iioulon.
iic did not return lloluc. Ill-urdou ill
27 years old. When he left home be
carried a gold Watch and chain and
worl- ll vulllllillc diamond rim: and hill
society pill.
THE DANBURY HAT CONFERENCE.
lll‘ contort-urn between the govern-
ing honrda of tho llnuilury nellocllltllm.
of lint, iliulllltllclllroru. and the hollow
lli boards of the llnltod linttcra lltlti
Illc oilicerll of the 'l‘ritlunertl‘ union.
was resumed yesterday and the acti-
lllllll continued until two o‘clock.
'l‘hc motor or arbitration won ullll
under consideration.
"it!
.u
,lil-atc and lawn.
mt.
Ilene-{cried
or cotton
0
”"Clilllliliu
The housewife with
years of experience-Abe
woman who knows how to
hook—~finds. after‘ practi-
cal tests and hard trials.
"the New Perfection Oil «
"Cook-Stove is her idea of
what a good cook-stove
reall ought to be. ’»
S efinds it requires less
attention, costs less to op-
erate, and cooks all food
better'than any other stove
,th has ever tried.
She finds the New For-
feaion oven bakes and
roasts perfectly. The
U [S FLAM l3
k-stovc
has a Cabinet Top with e eheil‘ for keeping plates and food hot.
There are drop ehelvee for coffee no
it hee ion? turquoiee>biue enamel
bright blue 0 the chimneys. mekee
t or eeucepene. Ind nick’eledtowei tech.
ehimneye. The nickel finish, with the
the etove ornamental end attractive.
Made with 1.2 end 3 burners; the 2 end 3.burner Itovee cln be hell with or
without Cabinet.
amount not: : I: are you eel title non-1n tint the ante-elm mes " HIV! PERFECTION."
Every dale: everywhere; It not It
. 10 the nearest
gouge. write an Ducrinlive Circuit!
«gouty of the
Standard Oil Company
limpet-led)
W mmw....~......._.-_. ”mm... .. ”we..." .m .. .,
ill Illlllli_8_l__l0 lillilill.
The patent lcllthcr bolt with cllatw
luillc but: of the allmc for cllannc and
landkcrclllcf lt-l one of llil‘ ucw {lulu
but in taking well with the bout trade.
l‘llcy ill‘l‘ as proper \illll lllc wash
trolls as any (lllll‘l‘.
(in:- of lllt- now t‘lllltllcclcr uovcli
lick in ill" silk squarc ill lllc clluruc-
.cristic l-olol‘iuus mingled with l’l‘l‘n‘lltil
.lcurcs. ’l‘bl'y :lrc trend for bathing
clips. ll) ll‘llll [llllllililll lllltl llillt'l' nll‘nwn.
o Illillvt’ artists and lil‘ln‘ifilllg eucqucu
of.
“005 any one of my rcllllcrs~ lunkc
rhubarb jolly 1’ It so. i would be very
{I'llli‘l'lll l'lil' IlllI lil't‘l llll‘l-ciltllls him in
.llltkc ll good Ullt‘.
Il docult'l St‘t‘lll to llll‘ that llll"l't‘ llliri
.ll-l-n u spawn in u loxllt lllllc wilcll rm
‘Iilllly ellilu wcl‘c llludo with t‘llllliir lll
l'll‘ tiliIIlt‘.
(lllc of llll- llllltii useful of all l‘lt’illl'
.un’ agents in kcrot-luuo oil. and one
.llat in almost always at band .-\ thou
lllpll l'llluillp or cxilouurc lo i'rcnll ulr
'vlllovcu all odor. and lllcrc’ NI‘I‘lIlS to
.n- no rl-ul ll‘liSliil for tho uvclsioll lllul
ilull‘. hold for llll‘x :zimplc and liSt‘illl
lousclltllli brill-iv.
if you llllllll' llll‘ llllle‘iillll', ill llll' «at
Iy spring. of billing your utrcct but
triluulcd with that hold of lllllliilt‘ that
will not Nliillll hiltlli‘l'lfi. do llul_ ailt-r
you lliH'l' bud illc ltlitillll'illlic Ill bc
t‘aucht ill lllc ruin witllolli llll ullllucl-
Ill. (‘Ulillllllt‘ to mull that but. (if all
distrcsei'lll sights Ill llil'i‘ti .1 \votllull ill
lu~lirungloll but in mind to llt‘ llc
plol‘cll. .
Not only foulnrds null gillullauls, but
l'\l‘il llll‘ liltlllcr \vciitllt coolla llkc but
l‘llllw with n Ilortll-l‘.
llll' lflll'ta‘l of which allow thc narrow
lllll'lil'l‘ rlltllcl' than u widc (lllt‘
Mllrolllscttc hull prolcd Ho leullslur
tory u Iililit‘i'ilil {or tl‘lllllllll'l' \\'l‘l\l' that
ll llliH Ill-ell put Into sollll- alullllllll:
artists of tllc tnllorcti orlicl. null llll'
result in that no hair lltllll‘ll llllulllcr
llIiI-ill'lillll‘ liliiil'l'llil to NW list of Ilium»
t'llilllliyl'tl i‘lll' llllllw
WiilRiN
llclll llll-c \clls urc lllc corrccl lillllp.
Hall in tho color alloptcd Ill lIlc lllo~
jol‘lly of curve llild your for tho decoru-
tlotl or tile bridcuulnlds' iuncbcou nlv~
cu by tllc brIdt- to ho ll [cw days ill“
flii‘l' lllc wcddillll null llllli M't‘lllS Illl ml-
pcl'lully lil‘lulll uud lililll‘olii'lliil‘ color
for that llll-l‘l'y joyful lii'l'llhlllll Illu- llli‘
abovl- could llc lllnrc suiluillc,
Novcity \vcuvcu ill llllt‘llH slum"
lllg llllltullolls or lbw roulzil rdlkll,
lllllllcxnpullu lllld lilc Ilkc nrc llulolll.r
llll‘ ill-w Ilicllll lii ullllllucr lillllt‘lllil“
lllul conic ill a host of now alld loll-1y
ulladcll.
Vl'l'} Ill‘\\‘ and lullurl lll‘l‘ lllt‘ l'iiltlti
ill lllllzcrclfccln for “will“ with lilll'll
col-lllulll-ll.
Alllltlllt tbc iltullll of lowly bulls lIltll
acnllou has brought forth. olll- Illllilll:
ll Plif'Hiilll crown llrupl-d from front to
back (rather than from lddc to uldc ull
Ill illlll't' usual) and l‘l‘llNiil‘ll by it till!"
land of lllultli l‘lowcre rcpclllllllt titc
lotion lll‘ lllc nilk, Ill lulc that ill partic-
ularly lllillill‘l‘ll.
it Ill one of tho prclly l‘llllclcll of the
"canon to l'cpcllt ill lilo loud lillillltlullil‘
lfnndlc of paranoia lllc "error that up-
pcerll Ill lvllllll‘olllury or band pulnllult
on tho ulib curl-r.
Ruffles are not a feature of the ill‘l‘ll-
«hill of the tiny. (lovcl'll are plain. but
it great dual of llllcllllllu lu ulvcll to
tho decoration of Mir lllllllllc. which. to
be lulluvl. iiilllli llt.‘ llllu'dluutcly hull;
if you Mall to Wl‘itl‘ lllil‘ of tho lllllart,
very Wliilllllitmlll‘li rails and prcfcr not
to burn your illil'il' pllllc llll'ollltil. Wl'ill‘
ill-numb ii a very lilill. llllclllmdlctl
roll. which will hardly allow. ycl hold
the outer vcll well ill plllcn.
The now pleasant tsl'fcrlu oticll prove
more ilccouline lo the younncat Will
than to their older nlutera, to mono
extent. covering dcfcclll of line in
ldeullcr filturcll. while thc tendency ill
to give a llhllpeiclle outline to the
lump pronounced figure.
The Permian border, averywllerll ctr
trllnclng. ill particularly an on hand
aoinc parallels, and lenllll the variety of
culuriult llccrlllllnry to harlnonllle tile
pllrltllol to different costumed.
Wlillt-‘I the tone and golden shades
may be very follhlonable for railings.
lull illliood lhcy am they am by no
tumult becoming to every complexion.
and liilllltlii you are l'lllifrltllllliktlli and
tlllruldllllmt rill litii lw tcnllllcll luv the}
level}: llhellell lying on tile uounturt.
illdlupcnmlllc,
NEW LACE CO. FOR NORWALK.
Dresdcnt Concern to Erect Plant at
GIOrm Mills.
iiy Si‘llll’lillil‘l‘ Not-unlit will lluvc
ullnlhcr lilllilrl't‘y ulidcd to its prcscllt
lint. which will ng’ :l largo lllllilllt‘i‘
of men l‘lllllllli'lllt‘lll, and will be u val»
pubic addition to tho roulnlcm-lal in-
'l‘llrollull"tln~ cf
forts of Richard Mullcr, illc [li‘lilill-‘illl‘
of ilil‘ Mlillt'l‘ silk mills lll‘
\Villllipltull, till- llrcsdl ll Lacc coul-
pull\, of lll'cudcn, ticl'ulunl, will cstllll»
trrcé'ic of llil' lunu
(lililld
llrll :l bl'ltlll-ll riililil) ill ”to (North
ll‘lllfl. ‘
‘l‘lw lil'cndcu lu'it‘t- company arc
lllallui'uclurcrs til lilitli llrullt- him».
much of which la uucd lll lllc making
Uf fluc cortwts. 'I‘Ilcy have no lll’l'lll'll
incluricu ill Alluril-ll at tile |li‘l‘.~ll‘lll
limo. but rally Ml an t'lllli‘lllllllrs‘ lum-
lll-lm lil licl‘nllluy, and l'ccllul.’ llll' lll-l-ll
of all .\lllclicn tuclol‘). rim-Idol] to
start otlc Ill Nmuulk. .\ portion of
lilc allk mills, u llll'll is now but our
.atory Illltll, will bc turncd ovcr to ”W
no“ company and two morc sloricu
{arc to ho crcr'cli on top of tho prcsclll
‘l'il‘lll‘llll'c for thc new; collccru's new
FOR MORE THAN THREE DE»
CADES
It‘nlcy’e‘ lionl-l and TM bus bocn a
llllllfll'lltllll fill'llrilv {up till liliilll‘lllfl
of tho llilllfll. l'lll‘Sl and lungs. ('olr
Jlilllh no opiate-2: lllll] “Ollili‘iilllll drnun.
I'llc iiriduc l'lmhllncy. "
SPOKE 0N KING EDWARD.
Rev. Frencie J. Clay Moran Pays Tri-
bute to Dead Ruler.
Al 'i‘t‘llllly l-Iplscnpai (‘llurch Sunday
llllll'llltlu. tllc llcv. i‘l‘llllciu .l t‘luy .‘lln-
l'nll. tllc rcttor Ill charge, pllld a high
trilllllc to lllc llilt“ Kim: Edward VII. of
iillllllllul. “‘llllfit' tli‘lillfil‘ occurrcd l“l‘l
day night
llr. Illolnn, a ho lulu burn it I‘I‘lillll’lll
of 12m l‘llltcd Stall-e for :37 yours. but
Who Is; a native of England. mcl lllc
Iulc king on llunlcl'ous occasions willie
tllc llllll‘l‘ wall tllc l‘ritlcc of Wall-u.
(inc of lllcnc ocrnulonu was Ill Paris.
wllcl'c llr. Moran wan rcclor of tllc
lClllxlil-lil (‘Iltll'l~il_ and again at thc’ luy
lllg of corncr clout-ll scvcrul tilllcs,
I'll', .‘llollUt (‘UilHllll‘i‘S Kim: Edward to
burn lwcll ll crcnl “Him for pcncc. to
tho world. this lu-llll: lilS nrcat llilli Ill
lilt‘. lll \‘ll‘\\' or this, Dr. Moran consul»
«re tllc llclllll of tho lulc ltliilI. ll l-llillllr
II):
THE CLINCHlNG ARGUMENT.
.\ youllu luau, l‘(‘|ll'l,'iil‘illiill: ll \chI
known lllukc of motor car. had cullvd.
diactluut‘ll illlclliglulliy illc polltlk of
”iv lllllllllilillllt' lit' Willi clldcuvorilln to
evil. llnll nlvcn a llnwiclul dcluollntra
liollm
iiul Illl‘ |ll'ill~]ll'l‘ll\’i‘ unlatcur motor-
let. bcforc illlli‘llii‘illilll lliu llollnc. nllll
wlllltcd lo lli‘ thoroughly convinced
and no in» tliillli "What you any about
\tliii' car may in. all rlallt. 'I‘Ill- outline
rnllll vt-ry tlIl-ciy and it looks good to
mil; lull tcll lllc ullll llilllltwllth’lt you
own pcrllonlli frlcnllll?"
'l‘llo Hllloulllllll unlilcll. "Iillvc I!
Why. lilrcc months into 1 wall clluauoli
to a girl. and I uobl our of Illcnc idcu-
llcnl card to my [ii‘lilflllll‘lii'l‘ flltllcrdn-
law.“
"lllll you marry llw girl?”
"lira. lllllcod. l‘vc not lllc girl. ll
contented fotllcr-lll law. lllld all lvlllllu
luilllllll- I‘llfillllill‘l‘ Ml-i well."
Ilc lulllic lilc union-«Lilo.
NEW YORK OYBTER MARKET.
'i‘llll oyldcr llclllloll liliti practically
coma in ii clellliellll for thc llcxt four
months. still there will be more or icon
of a demand during the entire ellulmar.
.ltlal now that call for opened oylsorll In
light. though all of the opening housell
are doing llolno illleilloee. (treat Kills.
and Cow Bey utocit are being used. A
low liockeWeyu are being received. A
little later In the cannon. probably the
middle or June. Kai/port, Virginia
oysterll will be titlppllctl to thaw who
larder them. Many of the wilolclllticrll
' will meltu Cow tiny oyetllrll ll apeclnlly
chill summer. as they are of line also.
int and clean.
.' *l‘Ilc call for eiloll lllorlt cllllllllul-u
lu'llvc.
prince.
cvcr Ntllll any of ihcuc care to your
”PM
.llllllflt‘
lililltllllllll
lllllllls ll illll
Ill ll letter to Gov. ll‘rank Ii. Vl'flekti.
United States Senator li‘rnnk ll. Iirun'
deuce has altered to present to the
stale tour oil paintings which lit? hill]
purobllucll. of .lollll Morehail. libbel' Ii.
'l‘ancy. Salmon P. (illaae lllld Morrison
it. While. all former chief juatlceu of
the Suprclllc court -oi’ the llnltl‘d
Staten, and suggesting that they be
bully, Ill the now utlltc library building.
llovcrnor wacky. lllltl Written to Stan-
ntor ili‘liilllllltl‘l' accepting the gift lb
llclullf ol‘ the tunic.
BALLINGER TESTIFIES AGAIN.
\l'ASIlINll’I‘th, May lli. Secretary
llaillllnvr coilllltucd llndcl- cross-exam-
ination by Louis ll. Ilrmldcia. connect
for 1.. It. lilnvlr. and others. when tllc
liulIillccr-l'lllcllut invcullllutloll was rc-
ullluoli tlldllv 'l‘llc congressional roar
will tut-ct on four days thin
\i‘l‘t‘li Ill llll‘ Ilopl- tilllt tho llltorucyu
(foululllmloucr illulllctt, of tho ill‘lll‘i‘lil
Laud tllllrcn. and Chief of I“ll.‘lil llivilr
Halo lukc lllc stand for tho llcl'cnio.
METHODiST BROTHERHOOD.
lNIlIANAl'tHJS. Ind., May, ”‘3'“
(lollunlltce rcportu look up o are"!
pull or lolilly‘e program of lllc Nation
at (‘olllclllintl of thc Mcilll‘ldirll llrolll»
t‘l‘lillllll. 'i‘llc rcport of William ll. Pat»
ll‘l'i-lOll. of New York SllOWllll that rc-
l'l“iplrl fur the month of March. 1908.
allloulltcd to $5.00 and for tho corrcsv
poudlnc month this your, $1.2m.
PRESIDENT TAFT HOME AGAIN.
\VASl-lthlTON, May lit-«l’iwsidcnt
'l‘al’l. l‘llcoulpllulud by Scllaior John
“Hill. of Ncw .lcl-scy. rcl‘urncd
\i'usllillutoll this morning, arlivlllg at
7:12 o'clock. 'l'llc pl'cllldl-ul was rlrlv»
on to tho \‘t'llltl- litulec llllnlldlulcly.
You will sly--
“I never knew
I Mattress could be so Comfort-
able."
The“ inn will! unified uecn oi Steam:
(.4 Feller Melba-ea ere toying.
You owe it to your-ell to have I Stum-
dl Feller in your home and enjoy red that
it Comfortable. Reilceiiing. Heellhiul.
A good night's red on e Slum. 6t Fodcl
Melitta code too little in: you to put uo Ian-
I with that old uncomfortable metlicn.
gtlm' & Folio: Medium no made of
Cit-n. Sanitary Cotton; felled into hundreds
oi little welu. iormlng the many leycu oi
Spllngv. Buoyant Cotton (lentil needy
three itcl iii ll. Time layen erel en laid
by head e113 com to ONESIXTH
that oil lml helg t and once-ed in the
itching: i to lulled to jail the proper launch
on u to be null. yet flan. hell yielding to your
figure. but euppotting it in' period relen-
lion.
Come in today end net on to show you e
Steam: 8: Folio: Methane. We'll gledly
do ll. A poeliiVe make on every mel-
tlm taxing the roe 6t Foliel mm.
A men Comfortable end Economical Met-
tmo to buy.
F. A. MITCHELL
Home Furoleher. Norwalk.
Norwalk Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
” horrors
CITY” TAXES
'l'llc illxpllyl-ru of the City, of South
xlll'wuilt arc. llt‘i‘t‘ll)‘ llotiiicd illut lllc
city tax oi scroll (Tl India on lllc dol-
Illr. laid on the amusement. list of 1909
by the Hoard of Eulllmltc and 'l‘uxa-
lion, will be due and payable on the
lift!" day or May. Iiilll. at which time I
will rccclve the name at my lliiicc.
liounl l'l. lltlllod llnnk lilllllllllll. ll?
\Viltilliilkltlli ntl'cct. South NOI‘thIk.
l’cnnlty at the rate of blue (it) per
cent. a your from May 1. liilb. will hll
charged on till billu l‘cluuinlnn unpaid
lll'tcr June I. 1910,
,. WILLIAM S. WII.(‘.l,1X.
Collector of Taitoll of tilt! City
South Nol'wnlh.
South Norwaik. April ti. Illill.
of
”73.55661 Taxes "
Union Sculpt Dial-ta
'l'lle taxpayers-of the South Norwnllt
Union School District are hereby notl~
find that the district, tax of two lulllll
oil the dollar. laid on the town notiona-
luent, lilll. of 1909. at a meeting of the
1909. at the Franklin ecllool, will be
due and payable on the eecond day of
May. 1910. at which time i shall be
really to receive some at Stilisou~Povlc
oli'a drug more. 82 Washington street.
l’ounlty at the ruin of ii per cent. a
your; from May 1 will be charged on
and after June 2. 1010.
ii‘. A. TOLLEB.
Colloutmi‘lll Taxes for South Not-walk
liniulltillilonl iliuirlcl. ’
‘t‘ilcro llull lltli been any change in *
liili). lilil') till
e
will t‘lilll'llliil‘ illt‘li‘ questioning; oi tllc .
ril‘i'i‘t‘llil‘y ol tho lillt‘I‘lUl' by lliil' llllit‘. ‘
it'll Schwartz. will be lilo llcxt \\'ll|ll:l1'b‘- .
i
l
l
l
:tlai' night and wcrc nosing about. How i Np“'
1
PORTLAND CEMENT
makes the most durable and strongest grouting for brick or block
street paving. Tar or pitch runs in hot Weather. leaving the
stones or brick to loom? and
deteriorate. Edison Port and Cement is
Uniformly. 10.96 Finest Ground in the» World
Bindu more land. pm more euily end eels with a grip of granite.
You can no for youmf! offer “We. it one: with
RAYMOND BROS.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
a
the street to
u
' srnouoen
THAN
cum-re
STATE POLICE HERE.
'l'Ilcrc wall a flurry about the city
Sunday on account of a l'cport that
tho stntc policc had dropped in Satur-
1
I
BIG “INCREASE" lNflEARNINGS.
Revenues of New Haven Road for the
Month of April.
report of the
Haven and Hartford
The New York.
ilnallrotld
.llll‘ rumor got about is not known nor ('ompally for the month of April shows
than illei‘e‘ been any definite ioporls later increases In all reeliccls. and a
l
l
l
tllutrlct held on the 8th day of June. ‘
Inltud at South Norwalll. April‘no, ‘
that tllcy \vcrc actually ilel‘c. It is
said. ilO\\‘(‘\'l‘l’. that the report was suf-
fil‘it‘ill to pill the lid down light on
I“ . Sunday liquor uclllllg.
nAu§ER
Wooden Roofs'
ASBllSTOS
Century Shingle
ASBESTOS
Roofing Slates
THEY ARE
Fireproof Everlasting
Waterproof
FOR SALE AND APPLIED BY
Charles H. Aiélhorpe
So. Norwalk.
6 Seavlew Av.
l
llll fiMluu
M- - ....—_......._..-... ._..
SHOE
QUESTION
WE HAVE THE ANSWER!
RALSTON
Now "ANSWER" Lani. l’llt. colt.
Ill~..:ll arch, hiltll Ilccl.
$4.00
Wear Show That Fit
122 weenmorou eraser.
PHONE 642-2. '
- ~ u. . -M....... .. ._.........._.
A Single
‘Demonéiration i
WILL SHOW THE REASON
WHY
-~—THE--~
Bahia:
Automobile‘Co.
Delivered 23m ears the first
three autumn of 1910
l. hunt i u: .
I?)
an. Well" sum. humble.
. . passenger
creator volume» of business on all
,lincs. .
I The total operating revenue ls ill-
creased $437,987 over the eamo month
~a your out). To secure this total. tllc
rcvcnuo has increased
‘froul $1374.1th lo $1.9»lti,.‘.llll. Tile ill-
crcasc amounts to $202.4”. but how
much of this results from the increas-
cl] valve is not known.
The» freight rcvclluc which last year
.llluoulllcd to $2.:ih‘5.bxtl, has been ill-
lt‘l‘t’aFl'fi by lilhll.2237.
'I‘Iw lnuilztcnanco of way has in
(‘i‘t‘iiht’ii by the amount of wind-N
w or last year. but the maintenance of
Iclpl‘lpnlenl has incrcascd only $51. not-
‘wltiletauding the greatly larger busi-
ness donc than in the sonic mouth of
111119. 'l‘llc total operating cxpcnsc
llilh bcfiu 33.231569 as against $3.021.-
, 49.3 for last your mouth. An increase
oi 821.1201. which is very small colli-
purcd with the increased business.
The total uct revenue is $1,830,353.
an illcl‘l-nsc of $223.3”. The freight
ircvclluc for nine months has been
$32,156.6l3. an Increase of $2.724,37li,
while tllc revenue from passcugere
for the past nine months has been
$l\_lio:‘...\’.'l'.3. an increase of $583,729.
For the nine months the total 0pc-
rnting revenue has been increased
$4,728,741 over the some period last
year. and the net revenue is.$3.81:'l,-
TKK. making ihc total net revenue $17.-
.'l'_'.\.ili.'l.
REFINED.
i "What docs tilts phrase “touch and
ino' lncan?"
. “it rcfcl‘s to tho follow that borrows
money of you and then beats it before
you have a chance to find out whcl-c
hc‘s living now."-~Clcvcland Plain
Dealer.
Wise fruit growers are sprayingv
current bushes, to head off the worms.
Hundreds of Town and
Country Properties
‘ For
Sale
-—AT—.
The Lawrence Agency
15 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Quick Auto S e rvice
1).... 1...... N. Y.
For Freight Only
On and after 't'lleedey, Jenna-y 7.
I906. Freight Propellers will leue
Pier 28. East River. New York. (foot
of Dover street). every day. (except
Sunday), at it p. m. Freight received
at Norwallt up to 4 p. m. and South
Nowell: up to 6:30 p. In.
Norwlllk Steamboat ho.
Arming J. Smith. c. c. Hegeman.
Leeeee. General Agent.
p I: . k " ‘ ‘ .
We Grind Our Own Lane.
I. m“? A I
Fenwwk 99th Co.
um‘reo‘ut‘m eululluo
i Boom 7-8 _
‘97 waeuluo'rou eraser.
Booth-48 to 11230 e. m.. and 1235 to
'6 audio. Monuuygnud autumn? to
9 9‘ :9" ) .. ...,-.....-...... .-.
Norwalk Chronicler