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1 ”mu submits
613.31%;‘l‘mmmmfin E‘ll neu- ili‘eeflihe“ ham 1‘-
"thle to ou‘r‘doctol‘.
iernor lust $111111: vthe
ace ougder‘idmifd. Itself. it.“ keeps the w
Insheslthvcent lion.
I‘llzhe Halo
. ,,.
ial day but the first race of the ssav
lell be held in June.
I Ell-Alderman Albert E Davis walked
to his place ’of business on the 11th
inst., after two long months of severe
Illness The first four weeks he had
pneumonia and inflammatory rheuma-
6113315111 11311113! Wants
Filled ‘nt‘tbe '
B ridge Pharmacy
“$339? and ancient service at
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chains for our trolley patrons.
Come in and wait. for your car.
.1 names PHARMACY
.1. PARKER. Menager.
had to put up with the latter, which
was and still In of great pain and 11an
My to him. During his entire illness
the trained nurses insisted on the
,wludows and doors being opened day
and night on the floor where he slept.
11nd all his covering was a light pair
of pajamas and Wu blankets.
Word has been received from Frank
P. Oddo, the. young Washington street
bridge barber who has been in New
Y 0111 state for the benefit of his health
tlult he has had a relapse and is again
obliged to take to his bed on account of
fever. Many friends hope for an early
recovery for illm. He had expected to
return home yesterday fully recovered
but a letter telling of further illness
I tlsln, and when the-f former wase cured.
1.
'Captain William Rowland and lam l
ily are moving today from Cottage ava-
nue to Bridgeport.
The pastor. Rev. L. F. Reynolds will
preach at 10:30 a. 111. and 7:30 p 111.
at the Advent Christhn Church tomor-
10W.
Mls. Frank Holley, of East Washing
ton str,eet is expected home this even1
ing form a short visit in
City.
Mrs. Sarah Holly, of East Norwuik,
has been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. A.
_.l. Gregory and family tllc past week,
in New Canaan.
New York
Results of Honoring God will be the
topic of the1 Loyal Workers‘ meeting
at the Advent Christian Church. Time
of service, 13:15 11. 111 , louder, George
Walker.
Another weck has passed without
any trouble1 from scarlet fever Ill the
East Norwnlk schools
town has been very free of tho i'cvol'.
though there have been a few cases
during the spring.
Arthur Keyworib is planning; to
place his cabin launch in commission
today. The. boot has won going
through an overhauling at the Ayers
bout yard at tho rear of the Crescent
Laundry.
The appearance of Arthur l'loyt's
speed boat Allegro in the harbor for
tile first time this season yesterday,
cl'catcd considerable interest ycstco
day, with the result that an audience
gathered on the Washington Street
bridge to see her skim over the hur-
bor.
The personal effects of some of
Wcsiport's summer residents are ar-
riving daily via the South Nol'wulk
steamboat. This makes work for a
well-known Westport oxpl'csslnan
11 hour wagon goes through town loud-
cd with trunks suitcases and other
baggage
Many fliends were pained to learn
this morning (but Ilcl'lnau KrinkclLa
rospcclod rosillonl of udvanced yours
residing ill Second street. had passed
away during the night. Last your lIil'.
Krinkcn wont to hls old home. Ill (lcr1
many for a short visit for the bout--
ill of his health.
l-Iasl. Norwnlk, along with the rest
of the town contained many disulr
pointed people this morning, who bud
hud bopcd to catch a glimpse of the
comet curly this morning. the some
as many others did yesterday morning.
The clouds bad the same. effect Ill-11111115
cisowhcrc of obscuring the comet.
The Mayflower Oval busobull
grounds are already for tile opcululz of
the season this afternoon, whcu tho
Muyflowers moot tho lndopcudcnts, 0t
South Norwulk. lilonchcl' lt‘dlri have
bccll erected, 1111 has also 11 line big
backstop. 'l‘ho Illuyfiowors will appear
in their new stilts ’l"hclc will be no
churgo for 11dn1‘1'1loll I11 tho 111111111
it would be 1111“ fol llloo 11.111111 oi
motoxboats to bear Ill mind 1b 1 state.
law In uilowingnuarine bloiors to run
without lllufflors. There will, i: is 11.11
poctod. be. an enforcement of tho luw
bcro. till.1 some as lsevvllcrn. Union
1111- post fcw days, the ”latter has but-u
taken up at llridgcport \"Illl lllll'lllll'-
master Morris, to whom Ilt'tm-u 11111111
pluiuts were made Ill Ulll' day,
It is intended ovolltunlly to llltlt‘ u
llllt‘ colli‘l'ctc rillowitlk III from oi llIl:
rebuilt llafucr block at the 1111111111111 to
the \l’nsbillgtoll stl‘cot bridllv. As a
preliminary, some work bus lll'l‘ll done
during the pllsl few days in from of
The build
.Iamou l'urkor‘s drug store.
Inn of tho concroto walk will be 11111111111
dont on the filling III at tho odso of tho
’l‘ho filling in work has not yet
bridge.
been started.
ti. (.3. ltoystouo. of the Century W111
torproolinn Company, was on hand our-
ut his burned out establishment
this morning, but said he had heard no-
thing new in connection with tho mys-
lie in sure the. place was
sot util'c, but has not yet lasionod the
built on any person to tho extent of
1111111111111 an arrest on the charge of ar~
Ilc said further that ho proposes
to 1111111111111. business out as soon as tho
11'
toriollu Iirc.
Hilll.
inurunco In adjusts .
'I‘hc smnlnor residence of l'rosldont
H I1 rclicrh 'I‘tlyAOr of tho Ilordcll GUI!
dclmod Milk (‘.'ompany. oh the ridge
will I111 rolldv fol occupancy about June
the
plopclty In still requiring tlu.1 services
The 111111
lsI ’l‘ho. extensive work ubouI
of about fiftocn man a day.
soul-y work is being done by (ionirac
tor (Icorao ll. Robins and the carpen-
Can
an
elaborate cobblestone wull across the
for work by Rulston & St, John.
tractor lloblns Is building
front of the property.
Today the East Norwalk Yacht Club
This 11ml of the!
come to his father yeslelday. instead
Ml. Oddo‘s illness started with grip
and when he seemed to be recupora
ting his physician advised that he go
to Now Yolk state.
The Iak111ln the section of the road-
bed of Seaview avenue ill front of the
East Norwalk b‘ll'e District's motor
generator house is no mole. It disap
poured last night when Finch Broth-
er.s under the direction of Selectman
James A. firm who personally super-
intended thc job filled the hole with a
couple of loads of gravel and broken
stone. This operation causcd much
satisfaction among the. people who use
this load dailv and it is pointed out
that if little jobs like this 1111111 to be
done by the solcctmcn within a reason
able time. the seloctlncn would save
thcmsolves from a great deal of unfur-
orablo. criticism This particular spot
has been productive of lll()l'(‘ cuusllc
comlllolli against lilo sclcctmon tbun
‘anythiug elsc lll liust Norwulk for u
long time.
George Reynolds. tho ovcr green
master workman ill wood, has I‘t'llll‘ll'
cd‘t’rom his western trip, as bouyuni
in spirit and active ill manhood us
many men not half his yours, for bc It
remembered, he has rum: by rung.
made an annual climb on the annual
ladder of life ulltll ho is within 111111
of the four score Illill'lt. ilcttor still
be came buck scvcn pounds heavier.
and ills on 11 mull of his stature and
111.111 is somewhat 111111a1'kabl11. When
lint lo Ileoltzo was 11 hov living in the
old MiH'llillllt‘ Wu I'd ill N011 Yolk.
William 0. Merrill. W. (‘1. t‘rockoii.
Fro“ Keysor, all being lads together.
he remembers befor11 the Cooper In~
stitulo was built Ibo armors used to
weigh their buy on sealos opposite
Tompkins Market. llilly Merritt looks
buck with pleasure. when I111 hard to
got. his old Mexican slxponco for bold.
lug the horses of the Vt’ushingion
Gray ofllcors otl Evacuation llay and
' sermon of last Sunday evening, and
Fourth of July. Crockett was none 011
the Old. Continental Gourds, with their
cocked huts and kncc bloecbcs and
\tlllluln 0. 11nd 11111111111 ufiol 11.11d1
fought for their country In Ibr1 (‘I1li
War. Fred lx’oysol' used to lluvc his
rogulllr l'idos across tho blast llivcl'
on the (frond strcct fcrrybnzlts, for the
force 11 ore oulv collocl ed on tho other
sido of tho 1"1'i1o and tho bo1s would
not 011 this ski-1 and (011111 but It fol
nothing. 11111111111111 bus bud many a
ride on illc old freight cars which used
to run on Fourth avenue. through the
tunnel, and all of them rolnombcl' dlsv
llllt'll) us If it Wow lust nook. wilt‘ll
tln1 l1‘ol'r11sI-M1't'l'cudy riots took place
Ill llll‘ opera bouso on Astor Place, six-
Iyone yours ago on tho illh of Ibis
' 1111qu
.iohn Davidson and family,
(‘.uuunn, haw1
for tho Slllllllle
William C. Sluith, tin1 owner of a
lame amount of llcll lslulld real estate,
was lll llnnbul'y with 11 party of pcoplo
in his automobile Thursday evening.
The contract to build 11 new resi-
dcnoc ut ’l‘okcnckc for James llurst
bus been given to it. W. Mather.
’l‘. S. Donaldson will do tho plumbing
and heating. The plans show 11 frame
houso. conulinlng six rooms. provided
with clmvcnionces.
Tho Reliance Social Club hold a vcry
enjoyable 1vblsl at their rooms, [towar-
ton 11111111111, yesterday. A lurao 1111111-
bor was prosont and :1 delightful ufv
tcrnooll 1111111 spoilt. ’I‘l'opllics were our-
1'lod off ill tho following order: Mrs.
Ilcorao ll. ‘Van Alstyne, Mrs, Charles
ilowmun, Mrs. (loorgo (iodfrcy, Mrs.
l“l‘lt‘tlllllltl(‘l‘ and Mrs. E. ii. Smith. Mrs.
lsunc Stevens. Jr. and Mrs. John Do-
Wulors wore hostesses.
At the Mothodlut'(iburcll lhc pastor
will prcncb at both services tomorrow.
Tho morning topic will be A Neglected
it'svo; cvonlna topic, The Signs of
tho. 'l‘iluos. Everyone is Invited. A
special llll/itutlon Is given to all men
' interested ill civic und social problems
to attend Il111 Welling sorvico. A very
onjoynblo. feature of the services is the
singing of the men's soxtotto. The
Sunday school will 111ch ilnlnlullutoly
ancr tho morning sol'vlco Instead of
ii p. 111.
lliIliiII Iiill liililillilll.
Mrs. Frcll Smith. of Dorian. was 11
guest yesterday of her mother. Mrs.
W. id. Ollnutcnd. of Norwalk.
Tho. Dariou baseball team will play
' the Stamford Y. M. C, A. foam this ef-
ternoon on the Noxon lot diamond.
The Darien free. library now has a
line tabulated catalogue. which was
of Now
‘lrrlvcd 111 llcilo island
a
goes into commission for the season of compiled by M'“ 8hriver "1‘9 acting
1910. There will be no elaborate core
monies and In fact there will not 1111'
much of a change in any way. I11 that
tho club has been open to the members
Especial efforts will be
”might. along.
lliii» iiuto have the club an Inviting roll
1111111111.. for the members throughout.
There will not. bo llny ra
cing under the club‘s auspices Manor.
lhe season
, .
, librarian.
An interesting band of articles pass-
of] through Darion Thursday and dis-
appeared in the. direction of Norwalk,
where It was said they intended to put
1 1111 for a time.
’l‘ho nor. (too. Benton Smith will
.proach bpth stamina and evening at
events; sermon will be a sequel to the
the subject will be: "Lites Great
Fight.”
Contractor Richard Skelton, of
Noroton. has been awarded the con-
tract for laying a large amount oi!
concrete walks at Springdale Heights.
Work has been started an an addt
tion to the residence of Alfred More
house In Nomton, Robert H. On has
the contract, F‘rank Hook doing the
mason work. The addition will be two
stories high, of wood and stone, '12le
feet. , . .
' From plans drawn by Architect
Henry Marvin, S. E. Elliott has tnkln
the contract to build the new residentie
at Noretcn for Richard V. Hemden.
The plans call for a frame house. 3211!“
feet, containing seven rooms. which
will he flpishod in hard woods and pro
vided with hardwood floors, mahtels
and fireplaces. The heating will be
by steam. The sub-contracts will be
letlsoon.
The lectures at the Dariontown hall
Thursday evening by the Rev. George
Benton Smith, pastor of the Methodist
Church, was a most interesting one.
it was entitled “Through lmiia With
My Camera" and was copiously illus-
trated, as would be judged by tho ti1
Ilo. The pictures were shown with
the aid of n stcrcoptlcon. Mr. Smith
was formerly ill missionary work in in-
dlu and his descriptions of scenes por-
trayed‘by the pctures were very fine.
Wllillll.
Miss Sally Middlebrook. of New
York, was ein town on Monday.
Miss Lucy Marks gave a vocal 110111
cert at the Casino In Stamford 'l‘ucsv
day evening.
Mrs. ("lt’Olg't‘ Taylor. who has been
qultc ill. is much Improved and able to
sit 11p a little.
'l‘bl1 Reading Circh1 was bold I‘llurs-
day anornoon st Sunnyslde, the home
of Miss Helen Middlcbrook.
The place owned by Griffith, Ibo.
house painter and decorator, in Can-
non. has been sold to outside parties.
Misa- linttio ()lmsloud and her niece.
Miss Gortrudo Olmstoud. of Norwalk,
were the guests of Mrs. II. (t. ’l‘llolll-
son, on Wednosdny.
‘Ilrs St. John has sold her house and
crow-1,1 Ill South Wilton to pnltlns
nearby 11 I111 will lontluuc the business
and ((llltllltl 1111 he cream paralol
The Riverside (‘.bornl Club, of New
York, will give a concert Monday ovo-
nlna, Muy 301b, I11 (‘.unnou Hall. for
the benefit of St. Muithow‘s Church.
It has been suggested that tho orlsuu
in SI. Mutllcw's f‘burob be provided
with all cloctrit' blower. if Illl1 coulom-
plutcd wiring or the. town should bo~
111111111 an actual fact.
Tbc Library Benefit \t’hlst (‘lub hold
11 very pleasant mooring with Mrs. ll.
ll. I1‘lIch on Tuesday afternoon. Miss
Folsom will entertain the club at bl'r
homo 'l‘ucsduy. May 24.
Stephen 'I‘huyol' is having his rosi-
llcnt'c thoroughly ovl-I'huulcd and r11—
pulutod, slid put in excellent condition,
and Ihcro Is a rumor about lb:1 vll~
logo that tho wedding bolls will rim:
soon.
”www.—
Willllll.
.I III. Perry and family, of Host .\'1 1
walk. spent yesterday lll town.
Nuthun Perry has been conflucd :-
llll‘ house by illness, this work.
Mrs. A. E. 'l‘urney and Mrs, J
Fitch spout yesterday in illusion.
i1‘. ilurncs has purchased one
(‘hul'los Ilorn's driving horses.
W. ll, Morobouso was summoncd fr't
jury duty in l’ll'illacpol'l this 11111-11,
Mrs, W. lluilcr cllicl'lulllcd n 1111111
Ill-1' of ludlos ut whisi on Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. (‘. l1). Kclnpw.
Woulport, spout yoslorduy ill 101111.
‘1
it
til
Mrs. Hubert. of New York, Is 11
151111111 of Mr. and Mrs. Charles llol'n.
Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson
l1u1'c clltm'taincd rclulivos from Nor.
wulk.
t‘olllrnctor Williams is making vond
rclnlirs In tho 1vostcl'n section of the
town.
Mrs. 11. Moses has spent 11 few days
with Mr. ulld Mrs. William Moses, ill
Westport.
Mrs. ll. M. livers. of Norwalk, has
been 11 111111111 of her daughter. Mrs. H.
M. 'f‘rowbrldgo.
Mr. and Mrs. F‘rnnk Marvin llllvo f't‘~
tllrnod to town, after spending the win
tor in Bridgeport
Mrs. A. C. Iiratllcy, Mrs. M l’ l-‘ilch
and Miss Alb-11 li‘ltcb are recovering
from severe attacks of grip
Norlleld (ll'ungo will meet ill roan-
Iar session this evening. The routine
business will be followed by 1111 older
tnlnlnx proaruln.
WiSlPllIll
Mrs. M. E, floylngtoll. of Wilton, has
been visiping friends in town.
S. 11‘. Mullins has tht1 contract to dbl
a lurao cellar for Dr. .lohn Adams.
Rev. Mr. Middleton will again
preach at Trinity church tomorrow.
The Misses Thomas are now domi-
ciled in tller home on compo street.
The handsome residence of (torso R.
Perry. neur Conlpo Mill. is to“ bu sold.
Mrs. t‘lusluv hell-rand littlo son worn
illit'lllll yesterday In ltouovillc district.
Oscar Lewis has entered the 11111-
ploy of Conrad Buckingham at Booth-
port.
(luster helm I11 plastering the. new
house of flurry Sherwood. at Compo
Mill.
Mrs. James Fuller. of Batmatuck, has
been entertaining friends from New
York.
Peter Wren. of Bridgeport. has pur-
chased a tract of valuable property in
town.
Alex Ermsrk is now working at his
old trade of butter inthe Mats street
bakery.
Edward Lehn. 8r” who In over 8*
years old, is very feeble and unabl
to lie down.
Mrs. Harry llulI Mrs. Elia Edward:
and Mrs. and Mrs Charles Grey 11
the Methodist Church on Sunday. 'i‘iui
(il'eeulield Hill. were in town, chuce
$3.5ich1p 11
Week. Kidneys, Free
Relieves Urinary and Kidney
Troubles, Backuche, Strain-
ing. Swelling, Etc.
Stops Pain in the Bladder.
Kidneys and .Back.
Wm.~____
Wouldn’t It be nice within a week
or so to begin to say goodbye forever
to the scalding. dribbling, straining, or
too frequent passage of urine; the
forehead 111111 the buck-of—the-head
aches; the stitches and pains Ill the
back; the growing iiiunolo' weakness;
spots before the eyes; yellow skin;
sluggish bowels; IWUIIOll eye do or
ankles; log cr:umps uunutur short
breath, slcoplessncss and the. dos-
pondency?
l have 11 recipe tor these troubles
that 'You can depend on, and if on
want to make 11 quick recovery, you
ought to write and got 11 copy of it.
Many a doctor would charge. you $3.50
lust for Writing this prescription, but
I have it. and will be glad to send it
to you entirely free. .lust drop 11111 a
line like this: Dr. A. E. Roblnsou1K63‘d
Luck Building. Detroit, Mich. and i
will send it by return mail in a plain
envelope. As you will see when you
got it. this recipe contains only pure.
harmless remedies, hilt it has great
healing and pulu-cmmucring power.
it. will quickly show Its power once
you use It, so 1 think you had better
see what it is without delay. i will
send you a copy frcc~you can use it
and cure yourself at home.
.. we... m--. mum“... . ___.~...... ‘.' -._....
day.
William .\Iuill,1'. the dramatic critic
and writer, was :1 pucsl this Week of
W. 1‘. Taylor.
llcv. and Mrs. Taylor have been on-
tcrtulning M rs. Taylor's brother frmn
New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles (‘.odfrcy will
tukc up their rosldcuco at (Zolnpo
bench next work.
(*inlllpfcl' brothers :ll'o pl0\\illl: and
planting the farm for the new owners
of tho Rippc plut'c.
Miss b‘urnh l‘ottcr has boon color:
tuinlllg fricnds from New York all her
bolnc on flood llill.
Mrs. II. W, (‘lougil and daughter. who
have been 1istitllg ill town. huh1 re-
turned to fame lsluml
Ernest llCt‘l'S,Ofll(1t‘l’h brothers llllll”
kcl, sold two solicr pups to out of
town parties Ibis wook.
David lllbblc. of I‘unnolr will soon
move his family into the (‘burlcs (loll
froy plncc 11f Sulldnluck.
"Spring Farm." lhc country homo
ill the Farms {or poor cilildron from
New York. will I111 opcncd earlier this
solllillll.
All ll'ou fom'c, the gift of the 111111
lloliclil I1 1'. Curtis will soon be |llflt 11d
mound the plot of tho now 111011111111111I
.11 Compo.
'l‘hc l,u1llc~1‘Aldol the Forms 1l1ur1 b'
1lll hold its annual fair ch1 in thcv
1 111111111' \\ cokiv 1111-11 tings 11111 hold to
11 1111 III“ 1111,1111.
1111111'1111 Hooker of (‘I‘Oilr' llilzllwuy.
l
I
1 suffering with blood poisoning 111'
11:. tool. runsod by stopping on n null
moral works ago,
’l‘i111(‘utholics and Protestants to ob.
<1 1'1'11 1hr rite of confirmation udlnlnls»
I'l‘t'tl to n clues of 1111!. The choir 1'11111
Ivmi special music.
Mr. and Mrs. Hulls .\‘. (loldnrt have
run-based 11 summer losidcnt'c on the
ullskil'ls oi the \‘llluac ulld will spend
bo sunnnor months here.
“his t‘utllctlnc Wilcox will 11lltol'~
.1I11 Ibo 111111 uli1o tonlmillou 111‘ lllt
\lltllllltlil socioly til hol' (lolnpo h'lll‘L‘l
1-1I1t1mc noxt 'I‘bulstlav
Mr. and Mrs. ll'vinu llrudlcy. who
went tho wintcr 111 the bouu- 111' Mrs.
Linn b‘ail'chiid, on "State stl'oot. have
returned to their home 111 t‘ompo.
Andrew Carlson. who has been
spending the winter at tho homt1 of
his daughter, Mrs James Mills, Is pro»
pannI: to pay 11 visit to his old home
ill Sweden.
Jack Sculloy hue bocll obliged to
leave his work on tho Irollcy ill Port
Chester, and Is now lll St. Vincent‘s
hospital at ill'lduoporl. will-1'11 lll‘ will
undergo llll operation for stolnncb trolr
lilo.
hiss Maggie ltoilly whilo at work in
tho R. 6'1 tl. corset shop In South Nor-
wuik Wednesday, bus the lllistortnnv
to run 11 largo lnucblnc nocdlc Ibroullll
bor linger cunning 11 1111') painful
wound.
All olubornlc program has boon
propuroli for tho cclcbrulioll of A111
nlvcrsury day 1111111 Sunday 111 the
Congregational church. 'i'biu111vont
Is looked forward to with lunch intorv
out by the scholars. 1
Nor»
Edward I’. Midlllobl'ooku, of
walk,wl1llo.passinlz 11p Main slrccl,
Wodnoslluy had 11 break down. The
front axle of his auto broke allowing
one of the front whool to come off. The
ownor was obliged to return home by
trolley.
FOR SALE BY
Horace R. Nash. cor. NutthMalaand West Sts.’
llillll REAllV Til FIGHT
IllI FARE RAISE
Answer to the New York Public
Service Commission Will Be to
Question That Body’s flight
to Fixthe Interstate Rates 1
Pending the receipt of a full report
of the complaint lodged with the pub-‘
llc service. colmnlssion. Second district.
of New York, uaalnsl the Increase ill
the commutation rules 011 the
Haven road. President C. S. Mellon ill
11 statement as to what the
puny 's defense would be at this time.
Ml. Mullen stated: “We have not vol
a copy of the protest and lllltll it is
received It would be pl cnluture to re
ply or say when such reply will be.
made,"
Most ofethc essential facts contained
In the complaint of the commuters on
the. lowor 11nd of tho. New York divi-
siou are very familiar to the officials
of thc 1'\'11w Iiuvcn road. The complaint
filed with the. public service commis-
sion, notion of which was received by
the road yesterday will be forwarded
to the company at once. it may huvo
been received since Mr. Mcllcn made.
the forgoing statement.
Anticipating such a complaint.
which can be made only on 0111-
gl'ouud so lawyers say that. bolug illc
rousonublonoss of the now rates, the
legal department of the company in
the yellow building has been engaged
in preparing Iht‘1 mall's answer for sov-
1-l'ul days past. According to tho stato-
lnent made “today the right of the.
public service commission of New
York state to regulate rules ill all In-
lcrstntc business will be questioned in
lht‘ roud's reply.
llntos betwccn custom New York
cities and tho nu-Iropolis will not fig-
ure ill Ibis lull the road plans it do-
fonsc, which will be a strong one, on
the around that the advance is It’ll
sollublc.
The custom New York commuters
nrc Ilgllllllp; II out tllroutlh Illcil' pub
li1' Ht'l‘Ylt‘t‘ commission, which good 1111
lllCl‘lI} 5111's may or lllily not. bnvo lilo
right to regulate commutation rules.
The power of the public service board
ill that state will bo one of tho most
illlpol'tullt of tho points to ho luiscd
In tho company‘s roplv.
As to rousoliubiolll-ss. ll111 only point
on which tho kickers 11:111 llilSI‘ lilcil
claim lln- company is lllltl I11 I111 “'1‘“
prepared. Statistics of commutation
rules on other Home clllolipc New
York. tl111 1111115 for tln1 11111111 close: 111
businoss on (llllt'l‘ lines coloring othcr
largo cities, and colnmlltnlioll mics all
111111' lilo country have boon culled by
tho Now lluvon company and bowolol'
Ibo1'111111111111'1'2-1luuv kick Ibo illIcrslutc
I‘omulcl'l'l- commission illlll Ibo public
Si'l’\lt‘i1 board can ho shown by the li-
cal (icplll‘ll-lll oi 11111 Now ll:l\'l1ll 1111.11
punv that it is churning loss pm' 11111.1
for columutcrs, Illuu 11111111 other road.»
in Ibo-111st and some 1110111 lit ”111 1111-11
The world is Ibo rulll'onll's livid Ill li1i~
colllpnriooll and Ho fur 111‘ ll bus pom
ill this work the X11111 ll:1v11ll uppl'ul':
lo l111111 authored strong information
IDI‘ Its 1l11i'11lls1' Willi l11'11ortlll‘111-l'x
(options the commutation rules on the
..\‘ow liavoll ovcn under tho int-roast
1vlll bc loum than on many 111ml
roads.
The road:1 roply to the protest
lllluillst llll' 111111 rub-s will lli‘ lnulh
within lllc limo pl'oscl'ilml by law
which is ton days Whether that tlmc
In dated from tho oillclnl lioth'o tlllll
complaint has boon made or from tho
date of tilt1 receipt of the complaint in
full. is u quoslloll 11bicb tho legal
sharps of the company are lbiuhinr.
nboul, .\11,111'u,1 Ibo roud's unswcr will
ln- lnsldc 11ilbill ibc zlllololl limo It
Is rcndy now, for that matter, but will
not 1111 soul out for some liars.
FOR MORE THAN THREE DE-
CADES
Polio-'11 Honey and Tur bus
boom-bold favorite for all llllllil'lllF
of tln1 throat. chest and lungs. t‘olr
Inius no opiates and no harmful drugs.
The liliduc l’hurmary "
boon n
HARTFORD GIRL'S MOCK MARRI-
AGE PERFORMED BY JUSTICE
, OF PEACE.
llAll’l‘lv‘Ollll, May 13. Miss Rose
(llivcl', who li111s Ill 1.214 liroud 5L.
has realized that silo is 1111:1ily Mrs.
Paul St'lliff of Hill Norfolk hll‘t't‘l. Now.
nl'k. N. .l. (in April it; Miss Illivor.
who works Ill 11 (‘iulll' I'llctol'y 1111111 ill
Newark, 11 llcl'c silo i'ol'ulol'ly workod.
on 11 vi: it ill Ihc homo of Iiool‘lzc Arn-
old in the evening IIMH‘!‘ who a party.
attended by at number 11f people site
had lll‘l'i‘l' met before Some ouo pro-
posoli ll mock murl'iullo corclnolly.
uud silo become 11 party to what
111111 thought 11111111 lnork lnlll'l'lugc ('t‘l't‘
loony to Paul Rcbiff. both nuswol'inl
the questions that Elllll Kill-it'll uskod
them.
’l‘bl1 next day till-1 learned 1an
Klilil'll was 11 Justice of lilo P11111111. and
bad the right to perform such a corn-
mony. i121'11u thou the pair did not
take the uffull' 11111I'Iollul,\', llud but-o
soon nothing of each other since the
evolllna of tho party.
The a "ll says that she will ask the
lu-alnlulul'o to uunull tllo null".1ingo
Kettles lulugino ovre
files and the old britk
“sound very attractive In slur)",
books. but a Range with good
drafts. :1 reservoir for hot water.
blazing
UVt‘lva
New,
coln~ "
11111111 seven
N11 lleal Except
Where Neededi
Dishes hotv—food well
cooked~kitchen cool. No
unde r‘done food ~— no
overheated kitchen in
summer. Everything hot
when wanted. ' Heat un-
der perfect control and
concentrated. or“
The blue flame is all
heat—no smoke-moo
odor—mo dirt; These are
some of the advantages in using the
:1 cctin
wrc I111 lilLlJl'S-FLAM I.
1* _ 1 . v ‘ ‘
.jl Cook-stove
It has a Cabinet Top with shell for keeping plates and food
hot. Drop shelves for the coffee pot or. saucepans, and nickeied
towel. racks.
It has long turquoisevblue enamel chimneys. The nickel
finish, with the bright blue of the chimneys, makes the stove very
attractive and ipvites cleanliness. Made with l, 2 and 3 burners;
the 2 and 3'burner stoves can be had with or without Cabinet.
CAUTION“! um: Inert you get this stark—see that the nameplate rude " NEW PERFECTION.“
Every dealer everywhere; if not at y1 re. write for Descriptive Circular
to the nearest I my ofthe
Standard Oil Company
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GAf-lNiONS STATE COUNClLOR
t' Illllllillt'll
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1Solllll \‘ol 11' ulk
_..- — { Stuto “'llcusulol- ~ll. ll: Prudy, of
Man FrOm Manchester to Head theI liunbury.
Connecticut 0. U. A. M. Stulc ilxumluor—C. 1.. Clark, of
"lllc Illlll) 1 inbth 11111111111 lonvcntlon “111111111111:
ll ”111 ('onuulicot brunch of tho Ur ,
ltIc lllsldo Protectol—B. I. Thomp-
son, of dil‘llth‘ll.
Stale ()otsidt Protector—George W.
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i'ui. 1d
lulu
of Mechanics,
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circlim: ollllcl's Int lbw lolllilll:1,l\'il1b11 111 SOIllL‘Ic‘.
11'1'111' "I'lln 1141111111111:- 111.1111 ill‘l l11plo~11111111111 to National Council
ll‘111 lollou'lnu: ,i1.-«ll t“, Sti'vt’liii, of Stamford.
Stole t‘ouucilorv floorio' W. (lulu ”11in officers 11'1-1'11 1115111111911 I3.“ N8:
of Mulln'bruior, Ilouul (‘onurilol' S. A. Charles, of Jer-
Slull- \‘iu-«t'ollllrilol' Frank \‘1'. >1-_\' I‘ily.
'Iilill‘1llll 1i Nu-u lllitulll. , ~~—-———
Still 1 I‘hnpluiu l‘lw lit-'1' 1‘. if from your neighbors well: thcy can
iniu'un 0.111.111 11111 trouble by saying you
of bo'll 1'11111'11'i1‘o
ll.\d:11u.\'
Window (lluss of 111'111'1' description,
Shah Womble and Cold.
Moulded Wooden Gutters. two sizes.
Lincoln“
The Hatch 81 Bailey. O0
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
MILL TEL. “-3.
it.“
YARD TEL. 45-2- *1-
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Plggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
One, two and lures-ply Tar Paper. ’1
Silltel's' Paper.
Sheathing and Builders' Paper.
flair Insulating and Deafenln‘ Patten.
m
Asphalt Fabric
wnrrunlcd.
Roofing.
AUTOMOBILES
IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT BAINTING YOUR
AUTOMOBILE, GET FIGURES AT '7
‘1“
LUTHER M. WRIGHT 8
NORTH MAIN AND UNION STS.
TIME TO FURNIRH YOUR PIAZZA WITH
Porch Shades, Chairs, Rugs and
Hammocks
Our stock is lul‘ri' and 1:11isd but 1111 would lull 1111111 i.1l attention to
(my 'I‘ Hi i ll 111111111111 l1 111111111111 111111 liliil oilc oi those you will
In sulpll~1 d .11 llll million ”in lltfol'd
The A. l. ANGEVINE 81 SON Co.
134-136 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK»
_ .., . . WW
Of Warm Weather
(‘1 pins on. do 111" (ll‘Nltl kccpilm up lilo flI'o for your
11111 kills. bullion, otc’.’
’I‘llcro'u no no- 1l to do Ill In If you will lot tilt insinll
our I'11.\IIII.\‘I1211 111.11. AM) 11.11; H’I‘ol‘ll, which el-
11111111 you to burn cold when you need to. and (as
\t'llt‘llt‘ll'l’ you want to. '
t‘onlo ill and 11111.1 tin,1 different styles we offer.
The Jones & Hotchkiss Co.
17 WALL eraser NORWALK, GONN.
and ventilated ovens with ulljustv {
able shelves. make life much casv
icr than our grandmothers found
it.
’l‘bc conveniences of the Stem:
ford Range appeal to every good:
housekeeper
ii. Oil his
Century Compound
Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roofs
nut lllt‘ preparation culled "Novellcsk" Is not suitable for stopping ’1
bud leaks or for use. on old or poor roofs,11nd not as lasting 01'1de ‘ ‘
as "Century Compound. "
The above1 testimony was given under oath at the injunction beer-
lug In the Stamford“ Court. April 11 1910.
We offer the Century Compound st title PER GALLON and than
entee all rooting work for three years.
The Century RoofingdtMansfadturiug Go. : 8
IS WAIHINGTON STREET.
Norwalk Chronicler