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hafnium?
mph radiated.“
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Get Y or am Wants-
. . ed. at it"
B ridge Pharmacy
Prompt and efficient lei-Vice at
all times. '
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come In and wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. "anchor.
The choir of Christ Church will hold
their weekly rehearsal on Friday even-
ing in the church.
The Woman's Auxiliary of Christ
Church parish will meet with Mrs.
Harry Hubbeil. Thursday afternoon.
Christopher Larsen has added two
business wagons to his equipment.
purchasing them from a Chicago con-
ccru.
It is undestood that Captain Peter
Decker iscontempiutlng a new engine
for his large oysterboat Freddie W.
Decker.
Miss ldu Jordan, one of the popular
etnpioyes oi' the Crescent Laundry, has
been ill for a couple of days at her
home in South Norwalk.
The Young People's Society of the
Swedish Church will hold a packulzt‘
social Saturday evening at the home
of Mr. uml Mrs. W. Johnson, in l’lutt
avcnue.
Albert. Kerns. the wcilvknown driv—
er on the Hammond provision conr
puny wagon from Bridgeport. resumed
his duties yesterday after an illness of
three weeks.
The Rev. l.cstcr F. Reynolds, pastor
of the Advent Christian Church, will
bring his interesting series of Sun-
day evening sermon on: “Night Scenes
From the Bible" to a close Sunday cv<
citing.
it}. H. Mackay, who has been visiting
relatives in town during a furlough. re.
turned today \0 the Brooklyn Nuvy
yard, to go aboard the United States
Ship Hancock, with which he is con-
nccted. -
The Young Men‘s Association of the
East Avenue Methodist (‘hurch has
now given up its meetings until next
fall. In consequence of which the soul
siou that has been announced for this
evening will not he held.
Last night's showers completely fool-
cd the local und thc government wca-
titer prophets, in that. none of tbcm
predicted them. During the curly hours
of the morning one shower was accom-
panied by an abundance of hall.
The quarantine for scarlet fever has
been removed front the home of Mrs.
and Mrs. Howard Sllt‘l‘thtlil in iiast
Washington utrcct, the family buying
the privilege of lt‘ilVlIlL’ thcir Itomc yes
lcrday for the first time sintc one of
the children bad at cusc ol' the l'cvcr.
Mrs, i‘ctcr Larsen. of New Huron.
who has been a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles l.cxcn in Scnvicw uvcuuc, rc-
turncd home yesterday. Mr. Luvscn
recently took a. positiorr iIi llUll‘Oll Mi-
chigan. and his wife mnl their three
children will leave for that city short-
ly.
'i‘hc recent fires in blast Norwuik
have drawn uttcntion to the compinu
lion hose and clictulcui wagon which
was ordergti some time ago by the dis
trict. This piece of apparatus is- due
to be completed in June, ‘I‘lic wulilltl
Is bcinr,r built at Luther .\l.,\\'riubt's
estubllsluueut in South NOI’Witlli.
YourNeffves
addition put on his hous
i
cred from her surprlsc and proved her-
self an excellent hostess.
evening a purse of money and several.
other gifts were presented to Mrs. (‘unw
ningham. Later refrcslnneuts
general
a lute hour the guests,
about. forty, departed for their limitch
nil declaring tbc) hurl spent a most?
picasant cvcning.
and daughter will shortly go to \\'or-?
center. Mass, for an extended visit.
to thc ownership of a smart stepping
horse.
have added it valuable horse and wa
pop to their equipment.
for opponents on Saturday afternoon
of' this week the Stamford Y. M. C. A.
tcum.
bow for opponents on Saturday after-
uoon of this week the Stamford Y. M.
t
mailman manhood with" m.
rtclt spell. ‘or‘ there wllii‘bc'irollblc.
Poorly fed nerves are weak nerves;
and wuklicrm mean announcers.
neuralgia duchcr.¢iehility.glxteali
m: , Vlad fcciirfrcth if. and
3 I.
out a special meeting. nothing will he
done until the. annual district meeting
the mt die of June. There is not yet
peace a the district committee.
“There has been considerable specu-
lation concerning the identity, of a
man who looked so suspicious to Con-
stable .1. .I.‘(loodwin about 2 o‘clock
Sunday morning that he stopped him]
Constable Goodwin patrols about East
Norwalk last Saturday nights to keep
the ”drunks" moving and to preserve
order onerally. and at that hour stat-
ed, not ccd a man with a box under his
arm, crossing Seavlew avenue at the
Century Waterproofing Company. to
enter Fort street. Constable Goodwin
trailed the man and called his atten-
tion to the fact that It looked strange
to see a man at such an hour In that
i
particular locality with such a burden. ‘
The man, who was a stranger, put up
such a good reply that the constable al-
lowed him to proceed and thought
nothing further about the occurrence
until after the fire.
urinal
Aaron C. Stevens is having a large.
0 on Roway-
ton avenue. ' l
Miss Julia Scott. of Brooklyn. istthc
guest of Mr. nnddllrs. John H. Coates.
oi McKinley street.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Dolbeer. of
llrooklyn, are. guests of Mrs. Jennie
Sherer, of Ponnover street. 1
‘ I been erected in Willow Broolf center
Mrs. H. W. Benton, who has been
seriously ill at the home of her sister.l
Mrs. (leorge W. Stevens, is improving.l
Contractor Eugene Mitchell. of
South Norwaik, has the contract to
paint thc fine now bungalow which is
being erected In 'l‘okeneke for Minor
i). Randall, of Norwalk.
is fast nearing completion
The building
I
The tender “Nyiked,” all dressed up
In a new coat. of paint after her win
ter‘s hibernation, was placed in
water
now doing duty about the harbor un',
dcr the experienced direction of Cup-
I
the
at Norwalk, Saturday, and is
nin Amzl Waters. .
‘Ileputy Sheriff Samuel t‘. Ireland,
visited this place yesterday, and our,
ed subpoenas on C‘omiublc l-Zdwnrd .l.‘
Ladrlgan. Edward Prince and Edward.
inqua to appear in Bridgeport, tod
’l‘lic luttcrl
cur here some
The lstdics‘ Aid society and the con-
gregation of the Baptist church culled
upo'n Mrs. Cttnniimhaln. Monday 9"“.
citing, at the parsonage. Although
Mrs. Cunningham had not been up‘
tralscd of their coming site soon rccovv‘.
During the'
and a
was had am] all
numbering l
good time
Mrs. (‘unninuhaml
——.- ~<W
llillllll Illil than.
Ilcrmun i’uck has treated himself
Schlicbtlng Brothers and ('ompuny
- 'l‘lie Durien baseball team will have
The recent annual baseball team will
‘. A. tooth.
The recent annual ball of [£113ch
The oyster operations down the bar
bor, Which consist of transforms two
ycurold stuff. will continuc. it l~l cv
pcctctl. until .quc.
hilH' covered the oysters with bottom
so that they are but may to ilrcduc
but up oystcrman until this Illillliilii: m
oxpccts it will not lttkc long. for courtl-
tionu to again become normal.
A number of people lay claim to huv
'l‘ltt‘ rcccut storms
_ Hook and twitter and Engine Com-
. puny, of Ilnricn, at the town hall, not-
tcd the company 842. A final rcport
on the ball was made ut the recent
BY.’ '
and testify lit the (rose of thc stutc‘
against. Timothy Whalcn.
is the man who was caught stealing
tools from a freight
months ago.
, monthly meeting.
. The Rev. (:co licuton Smith. pastor
of the ilarlcn Methodist Church. will.
a -o"
ti an
ply the siren. Q
“will a
Fred H. Battarson substituted on
Route 35 yesterday.
Miss Theresa B. Jones is the guest
of friends in Norotou.
Mrs. Fr (1 Hubbell has been the
guest of Ir ends in Easton.
Rev. Mr. Taylor officiated at
funeral of Moses B. Wheeler.
Mrs. R. W. Clonzh, and daughter
have returned to Long island.
.llirs. Samuel Purdy is recovering
from her recent severe Illness.
.lolm Barlow has resumed his old
position as driver fortiault brothers.
Miss Anna Quinlan is substituting
for Mrs. Hyatt at the town clerk's of~
flce.
Mrs. Edwin Jennings has returned
from a visit With her daughter in Hart-
ford. 3 '
O. W. Smith, of New York city has
been visiting at the name of George
Banks.
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Squires- have
been entertaining their daughter from
Danbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Waite Galloway, are
preparing to open heir home on
Wright street,
.loscph Sands has resumed his work
after a pleasant visit with his mother
on Long Island. .
The Smith Engineering company has
another large contract for electric
light wiring in the Farms.
Bishop Nilun, of Harford, will con
iirtn a class of 1th at the Church of the
Assumption Thursday evening.
A Quincy granite monument has
the
tery in memory of Alson Wooster.
The infield of it). S. iledford's race
track has been graded and put into
excellent. condition by \Vakotw
brothers. '
tine of the most interesting meet-
ings of the Historic society was held
Monday evening at the borne of Mr.
and Mrs. W. 1.. Taylor.
Mrs. Joint it. (innit. entertained new
cral evening ago about 30 friends at
her home on (‘ompo street. Whist
was played, the prizes being awarded
to W. S. Jones!
The funeral of Mrs. Patrick Drlscoll.
nus largely attended from the church
of thc Assumption yesterday morning.
ltcv. . .I. ”“32““. officiated interment
in the Catholic ccmctcry on King
sircci.
PLAN OF ARBITRATION.
Agreement Reached by Conference
lawful
simple Way to Bring‘flcck the Ron.
to Your hacks.
When the color has fade from your
checks, when you feel weak and tire .
easily. when you are blue and deepen
dent. those are signs that your blood
needs more vitality. that it is filled
with impurities. that’you are In dan-
ger of serious illness. .
Thaw symptoms litre-especially com-
mon at this season..btit a row days'
use 0': Margo, the new discovery that
has such Wonderful action in more“:
ing the rod cot‘pusflec, in the blood and
cleansing it of impurities, will make
a great change for the better. The
roses will soon appear in the checks.
the eyes will regain their sparkle. the
slot) will he youthful and springy, and
you find “that tiredffccling" a thing
of the put.
in order that a thorough test of
Margo may be made without a pcuny's
cont, unless it does all that in claim-
ed for It, the, laboratory has sent a
quantity of 50c packages to Frank H.
Baxter to be sold upon the distinct
agreement that. the purchase, price In
to be refunded without question or
quibble. if Margo fails to givo entire
satisfaction.
if you have any skin eruptidn or
diseased condition, due to lmpure or
impoverished blood, use Margo ‘“ at
once. with the knOWchae that It is
the only bldod purifier on the market
that has sufllcicnt merit. to come out
boldly ‘on the “No cure, no pay" plan.
A two weeks' treatment costs only
50c at Frank H. Baxter's
United Hatters In confcrhncc met for
a discussion of the matters under con
sldcration and an hour later joined
with the governing board of the Menu
facturcrs' association: in a formal cott-
ference session.
The conference will decide upon
such of the proposed working agree-
ments as it Is able to reach mutual
agreement upon and should any points
remain unsotch. they are to he decid-
cd by arbitration according to the plan
just settled upon.
utnlclrlolt or
nu mm not
sum outrun
(Continued from First Page.)
will take place at the midsummer
meeting of the society as decided of
thc Hartford meeting yesterday.
Now in Position.
The completed bronze statute was
received from the foundry at I’hil-
itlclphia where it was cast. on April
26 and has been placed in position be
bind a mammoth granite boulder tak-
,
-
and Document Signed.
ilANIlllltY, May li.———A plan of nr-‘
bltrution that Is expected to bc pcu
mnncut and will. It is believed. have a
most important bearing upon the hut
tint: Industry in this district as it
means of adjusting any difficulties that
may arise In thc futurc. was cotnpictr
ed Monday afternoon and signed by
the officers and members of the Hut
Munufacturcrs‘ association. the I'uit
ed Hatters of North America and the
tint ’I‘rimmcrs' union who Nprcseut
those organizations in thc conferenci-
now in progress for thc purpose of dc
tcrmlniug various matters of mutual
interest.
The adaption of agreements for a
permanent plan of arbitration In con-
uidcrcd by men and womcn in official
positions In all branches of the indus-
try to be an important step towurii
continued industrial peace. and it is
probable that the plan will recciw acu-
crnl approval by both cmployers and
cmployccs throughout thc trade. Al
though different in sortie important dc-
tuils from the arbitration plun ntlup.
cd in Ncw .Icrscy by tbc tnunufnctut'
ers and thc linttcti Iiuttcrs when an
adjustmcnt of thc muttcr Involved In
last year‘s long tic-up was reached in
that state-several months ago, it is
bopcd. and. in fact. believed. that .thc
locnl agreement will be fully as cffcin
live and tllut~ Its Inliucncc toward
peace and the prevention of strikes
and lockouts will he just us great.
"It In a progressive step and In bur»
tnony with thc best thought of today
for industrial peace," was the coili-
cu from tllc Silas \\‘nkemnn farm.
not far away, The tnblct mountains
the Inscription hm been placed in po-
sition so that nothing remains to be
done now but to erect the iron fence
which will surround tho lot. and which
Mix the gift of thc lutc Roderick t‘ur-
till, the brother of Lewis ii. t‘tlrtls. the
state president. Tltl‘! will he in pot-i-
lion within a fortnight so that as the
ground has been soddcd all will be
in readiness so that the dedication
cr'l'ciiltltl} could be held on Memorial
(10': as originally planned, it it was de-
ril‘t ii
A Work of Art.
The statute is of heroic site flllil rcp-
l‘i‘mtllih a "Minute Man" crouching bc-
liimi u tumbler us if in thc act of fit“
ink up u Inc. The statute was ill"-
slatlctl and molded by H. lluuicl \\'cb~
tier, ill \\'r-slporl. it sculptor of much
plumb-c
The work has bcen inspected by the
stati- board of sculptors who have
\\'lllllll\ collurntulutctl Mr. Webster
upon his creation
The inscription.
'I‘bc finishing touches to the work
wcrc put on only last Saturday night
by Mr. Webster. 'I‘hc inscription on
the mound reads as follows:
"To commcmoraic tbc licroistu of
the patriots who dcfcm‘lcd their coun-
try when the Itrilisli Invndcti this
state. April 22"., 1777. tlcnerul Ilnvld
“bolster. t‘olorcl Abraham (timid and
more than 100 Contincululs foil In the
manyrcmeul ut Itldgcliclil and closing
on Forum Hill.“
Proceedings of the Meeting.
our
ment made by an olllccr of thc t'ultct
Hatters yesterday afternoon.
"Arbitration an arranged for in our
agreements moans a nrcut dcui for tin
butting Industry in llanbury and tilt
other places in this district." t-iilltl one
deliver an address. illustrated with tho . of thc oiliccrs of thc lint M tmufnctur-
stcrcoptlcan. Thursday cvenlnu. at the ers‘ association.
littrlcu Town Hall, under the nuuplcoul The complete document an signed
President 1.. ii. Curtis. of Bridgeport.
in his report said that the indebted-
ness: of $2.1m had bccn wiped out. He
liltltlt‘ a plea for no increase in tbc
niemlu-rshlp, The report of 'I‘rczisurm'
it. t“ t‘lhcrwood showctl receipts of
31mm. and enjoiiiilturcs of um.
Sixtyfour members joined during
the your and there were at deaths.
\
‘.
‘51.
000 FILL
Annual Suntan to in Hold in Watch
bury. This Month.‘ -
The following is the program for the
session of the Grand Lodge, 1. O. 0. i3‘..
of Connecticut. at Waterbury: .
May 17. at s p. m. sliat'w—Exenipltnv
cation of the first degree. at Poll's
Theatre, East Main street.
May 17. it p. m.-~ltel'reshmonts will
be served at Odd Fellows' Ilall. after
the degree. ' _
”May lit, If) u. ru.-~Sosslon of the
Grand Lodge. at Odd it‘ollowa’ l-iali.
May 1th i p. ulswbuucheon to the
grand officers and members of the
Grand lkldgo. at The Elton.
LINER MINNEHAHA FLOATED.
IlUtlli'l‘OWN. St. Mary's. Sciily‘la-
lands, May fI.-’I‘hc Atlantic Trans»
port liner Minnehaha was floated to-
”day and proceeded under her own
‘ateuln to Grow Sound to the south of
this island, where. she anchored. The
steamer will be examined by divers.
The Mlnnehuha went ashore ncar
llishOp Hock during the night of April
17, Her passengers and crew escaped.
but much of the cargo was lost und for
n time it was feared that the steamer
would be a total loss.
SWOPE REBUTAL TESTIMONY.
KANSAS CITY. Mo, May ll.—~Moro
than a dozen witnesses appeared at
the Criminal Court Building today to
give rebuttal testimony for the State
in the trial of Dr. ll. C. Hyde for the
alleged poisoning of Col. humus H.
Swopo. Every nurse that gave direct
testimony for the prosecution was
present. to take the stand again.
CARONIA LOST A SAILOR. .
NEW YORK, May lt.~—The steam-
ship (‘ut‘otlln, which arrived today from
Liverpool. brought. reports of a heavy
storm which It encountered 0 Monday
night, during which a sailor as swept
into the sea and drowned and several
others were injured. Some damnue
was done about the upper bart of tho
forward deck and the bridge.
4.
DECISION AGAINST TRADING
STAMPS.
\\'ASIII.\‘(;'1‘U.\‘, May ll.—~¢'i‘lie Issue
of trading stumps by tucrcbants was
pronounchd uuluwi’ul by the llistrict
of t‘olumbiu t‘ourt ot‘ .\ppcals in :1 dir
\'lllt‘tl tlcclsion rcnticrcti yesterday. 'l‘hv
trndiup. stamp cotnpnuics will appeal
to the Suprcmc t‘ttlll‘l of the t'uitld
Slates .
Muriel «just buck from lllv confi-
ncntt ~--\\'c!l. Tom, l'm manned to .4.ch
cu dukes. a marquis. clcvcn cmiuts
and nine uruinlscu ot‘ the first clue».
t‘ousln 'l‘om Winn‘ .\lnricl» rtlh, it‘s
all one IcIlow He‘s a Spaniard. you
know» illustrated Iltts.
Wall Papers
Largest assortment in
the only. Prices from
'100t0$5.00
Double Roll
Sole agent for .lancway & Car-
penter's, Fr. Iieck 8t Co.'s Wall
Papers.
Contractor—for Painting
and Paper Hanging
Paints, Housciurnishing Goods.
&c.. &c.
Agent for Columbia Phono-
graphs, Records and Supplies.
”a... ~-.._
L. H. Decker
8? WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. CON.
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This is one of the first signs of stem—
aeh weakness. Distress after eating,‘
sour eructations, sick headache, bil-
ious conditions are all indicative
that it is the stomach that needs
assistance. Help it to regain health
and strength by taking‘
BEEBHAM’S
~ PILLS
for the are a "stomach remedy that
never isappoints. They act quick-
iy and gently upon the digestive
organs, sweeten the contents otthe
stomach, carry off the disturbing
elements, and establish healthy con-
ditions of the liver and bile.
The wonderful tonic and strength-
ening effects from Beecham’s Pills,
make them a safe remedy4~they
Help Weak
Stomacl'ls',
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‘ Mona EARTHQUAKE-IS.
‘ SAN DOMINGO. May new scl'cre
éal'thqunkc shock was felt here at 3
o’clock this morning. .Thcre was no
loss of life nor damage to bl‘Ollt‘d'll‘iil
the city. but wports from the interior
have not llt‘t‘lll l'ccciwd.
a. m..mu..,4m..._.,_...m_ ....
as High Grade Ball Bearing .
LAWN
MOWERS
Garden Hose
Hand Cultivators
Brandt Sprayers
Wire Netting
And All Seasonable Goods
CHIRP—S i. now
112 WASHINGTON STREET
FOR "SALE"
llinSiliAllidC lliili.ill.\'tl i.()'l‘S~
llnyvicw Ave. (‘cnlral Arc. Wood
\voor Arc and liboiionoliu Park.
NEW ti ANI) 7 litltihl iltll'SlISw
Lincoln nvcnuc, Woodward uwnnc
and (lirard place.
. $3.300, $4.000.
Automobile Liability and
Fire Insurance
Loans Negotiated. Steamship Tickets.
J. M. Layton 8. Co.
(IncorpOratcd)
5 RAILROAD AVE. SO. NORWALK.
THE NEW” SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of thc discusc and thc art of ad,
lusting tbc same. iliscascs are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain In the
hack. Even if done in childhood It
creates pinched nerves and pain In
inter tile in the different organs and
limbs.
t‘hlmprnctut‘s it move the cause of
this disease and buln, and health in
ri-stoicd through harmonizing lhp six
ucrvo systems lil your body.
Ncrvoiiancss. libcumntluin, Paraly-
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. e an m_.. Lad... WMWW W's-«M
writ”. HOT srsu. conas '
will be in greagdemand, so if you
want to be ready for the
heat, order your Gas
Range today.
$14.75 up
on EASY. PAYMENTS IF
DESIRED
Housatonic .
Power Co.
QUALITY *
of the Stock?
is THE ONE GREAT QUESTION
lN
T. R f.
All my estimates specify only the
liitzhcst grade.
lt‘iaurus cheerfully furnished
large or entail contracts.
"for
1
Horace—R. Nash
TELEPHONE 401
North Main and West Streets,
' South Norwalk
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Mahackcmo Hotel
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
ssnvrcz AND CUISINE UP TO DATI’
RATES :2 PER DAY AND UPwnnn
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
Banquets ‘a Specialty
TEL. CALL 988
’ if You Have
Property to Sell
in South Norwnlk or vicinity. and are
willing, to put a fair price on it. we
would like an opportunity to talk it
over with you at our office in the
CLIFFORD HOTEL BUILDING.
H. E. Dann 8r Son
INCORPORATED
a
int; been the Ilnllcy comet yesterday 0f the YUllllK MUII'B Bibi“ llaraca Class Monday afternoon was not made pub- I‘llilhtccu ncw Incttlllcls Wt‘l'c takcn sis, Ilcurt. Kidney and Female. Ills-
lnornlng. when the air was very clcur.
'l‘hc comct or its substitute was in the
cast and those, who say they saw It
are positive that It was not the morn-
Iug star. which has puzzled many pen»
pie who have not been in the habit of
getting up early enough to ace thut
heavenly body. .
Many people. continue to he intercu-
tcd In a public float at the Washing-
ton utrcct In-lduo but there Is nothing
doing in that lino yet. The setuclmeu
have thus far declined to put the flout
in position on the ground that they
have no appropriation. There is at
lilo present time no landfill: place ox:
ccpt by the favor of a private owucr,
all of which in not planning to bout ow-
ucru with spirit.
A resident, makes it iplalnt about
the notions of buys a BIris. who he
says carouue from fo'cloclt in tits at-
tcrnoou until it o‘clock at night In»
the vicinity of For treat and pieauunt’,
avenue, maklnu’ l c miserable for the
people or the vicinity.‘ In ddition to'
being very noisy. he says. t oy kick off
pickets of fences and break the tendon
down. This man appeared quite excr-
cfsed over the matter. .
Now'tharo to talk of another district.
meeting to rescind the notion of the
lust aiiocial meeting. which turned
own the commendation of two of
t o mambo of the district committee
for the purchase of I motor and honor»
aior .10 extend the electrical system or
' tin- dillrlct. it In stated that quite a
number of people have expressed the
hope that another inaction will be
brought about. without. further delay.‘
in HIM. the electrical service lii M. a
standstill with regard tp growth. With-
ort M. Smith
of lluur and Krleg. Noroton.
a well known and very popular youth;
on the subject ”Through Intiln With‘
My t‘atueru."
At the monthly pleating of the Dur-
lon business Men's Association. held
Monday evening, with President Iiob~
presiding, three new
mctulmrs were tnltcn‘in, the Rev. Hor-
bcrt. 8. Brown“, the ltev. (‘lcorgc lion.
ton Smith and Mr. Krieu. of thc ilrni
Announcement In made of the mar
riuuc of Miss (lortrude I. Valentine.
M.
liuly. daughter of Herbert Valen
tine, of Durlcu. to Cecil limlgmnn, 0i .
New York City. The ceremony wua per.
formed In the presence of a small min-
pnuy of relatives Saturday afternoon
at (truce tihurch, New York City, by
the assistant. rector, itev. George not.
tome. After a‘ short wedding trip.
which includes a trip to Atlantic City,
Mr. and Mrs.“ Hodgnmu will take up
their residence for the present. In liar-
icn. Mr. llodumun is president of the
liodgman Automobile coinpauy. which
conducts automobile tours in Europe.
"he Dalton Fire Department. in con-
ni erlng the installing of a siren whis-
tle. to augment or supplant the pres-
ent hell. It is maintained that the
bull's tone is no similar to church bolts.
that it is difficult to tell whether It is
aohuroh hell or the fire boil. At the
lie by the members of the conference.
but It was sated after the confer-
cncc souslou that it was in the main
tllo pcrfcctlon. of the general agree
mcnt. made all the conclusion of the
tic~tlp a little icon than a your min for
the continuance of work in the event
of any dispute and the. submitting of
the matter In dispute to arbitrators.
The plan in general calls for the up
polnfmont of three arbitrators by each
side whenever any nutter requiring
arbitration arisen. These six are to con-
sider the matter in alanine and if they
are unable to reach a mutual agree-
ment within five days they are to on-
dcavor to agree mutually upon a sev-
cntli person, who will act as u rcforug.
if such a person mmm bu pureed up
on by the nrbltraicra‘withlu five days
the pruddcnt of the. National Civic Aa-
socitttion In to be asked to up hit the
sevnhth person. in the meant no work
is to continue without interruption and
all parties to the differences are to
abide by the decisions or the arbitra-
tors. ‘
One of the main differences bemoan
the local plan and that. in effect In
New Jersey is that the New Jersey
arbitration board in a permanent one.
manufacturer- and employees can):
ha’vin swam member amt the third
man cvl ,_ n appointed by the gov-
ernor of the little.
monthly meeting of Eagle Hook and
Ladder and engine Company. a coral
nuttoc consisting of Chief Louis F.
Stoorza. Charles Millspaugh and mm'lconliderction 0'
out Crofut were appointed to look up agreementa m taken 119- The entire
the matter of a suitable siren. There "1mm“ wan devoted you". connidorb
in already an electric motor In the flro- lien or an,“ astmmunttl and adjourn-
houuo. noun for charging the chemical. mm“; w
At the conclusion of Monday after—
noon‘ii session the conference adjourn-
ed until yesterday morning. when the
the proposed World“
In uml the following oiliccrs elected:
l’rcsltlcncvimwiu it, t‘urtis, Ilritlizo
port.
Vlccl‘rculdentu-ll. it). Holmes, \\‘lu-
ulcd.
Secretary ('_ (I, Stone. Hartford.
Treasurer» H. t‘. Sherwood. Ilrldue-
port.
Registrar .- ll. la. llotchkiss. New
Haven. ‘
liistorianw-(len. ii. iii. Ilradlcy. New
Haven.
(iliupialnmltov. .Iohn Ito Pen. Ilriduc-
port. ‘
Nocroioglnt-«(lnph Ii. It. Jones, New
Hartford.
The board of manner" was elected
as follows: Jonathan Trumbull. Nor
wleh: it. w. limiter. o. litlpltlhu (tiurk
and binds Ill. Cheney. lliil‘lml‘tl; M. It.
llenrdhld. llridhoport'. W. ll. ilurr.
Westpor ; II. Wnlen blues. F. t‘. Ilird~
soy, Mormon; it}. 8. (frankly, F‘. A.
Corbin and it. it. English. New Haven:
A. .t. Stupor, New‘ llrttaln: it. u Pond.
Terryvillo; (‘3. ll‘. limiter. Aunoulu; .I.
ll. Whitternoro. Nougatuck.
Secretaries for the local branches
are as follows: P. A. Doolittle.
llrldgoport; G. Mftlurtls. Mention; w.
I). Scranton. New Haven: 0. J. View.
New London: 0. A. Qutntard. NorWIlk;
H, F. Parker, Norwich; C. E. Stowe.
Hartford, ,
W“ as.
"lias young Gumbo“ given up art.?"'
“0‘ no."
"But he look so prosperouumnud I
haven't seen anything he has paint for
a long time."
m4 taken until yesterday after-liar of wedding cakes.
tanks. and the latter have a pressure i 1109“. 33m tile-representatives of tho PIN“ Dealer. .
“its has quit painting and in new
a highly sticooslful designer and tron-t
"wclovoluud
orlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
E A 8 T N O R W A L K
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order
John E. O’Sullivan
PROPRIETOR.
CityNational Bank
OOUTH NONWALK: CONN. I
TRANIACTO AmIAL IANKING
IUIINE“
en mi cumin- and Pruitt-
0100. .00 ”11,000.00
Info Deposit lam. II and Oil per your.
. and“ l "
ccwm u. unnamed. Pros.
JOHN M. KNAPP mills-pm. ~
PHIDIRIGK I-l. liowm. m vm.
Pr.-
WILPIID IODWILL, Gllhlil'
macaroni
I. H. Mathew-on flurry“ or
John H. Knapp Camel ruminan
Joollll I. Marvin do Will“. MINIn
cases are given special uttcntion; also
Curvature of tho Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
M WASHINGTON IT. I0. NOIWALK
Magnetic Tmtmont. Given Also.
New Goods now in
stock. Prices are no '
higher than last year.
E. E. Gotham
Decorator
to are Street. can Norwalk
h
Ghricttcn m John H. Li.
_ _ PM It.
i
VERY LITTLE
Mr. Merchant to have In annotate
DION for your store and show :35
down. We make them, all new.
they BELL run sooner
Try a small sign tor a cutter—tho
Increase In your business wlil can"
you to order larger ones. .
The Reed & Volk Electrical Go.
as Wit-macros finder.
worn uoirwitut.
TIL. M
wMINI'u ‘ j
Telephone 452
mo Postal fer-Mid“ on M
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