MONDAY; MAY ‘16. i930-
0
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
If you have cultivated a taste for
good pure, Candy.
OUR HOME MADE BWEETB
will certainly tickle your palate. Al-
ways from and enticing.
F. A. LANE
Tel. 409. 51 Washington 81.
[III NEWS.
EVENING GENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
02- 2-—Newe Department
te—Buelneee Department
H-Brench Office, Nor-walk
000 —Edltor'e Residence
729- -5-—CIty Editor’- Residence
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night; Tuesday, partly cloudy. Light
to moderate cast. to southeast winds.
The weather is generally fair and cool
this morning in the eastern Lake re
gion, the middle Atlantic States. and
New England, under the influence ol
an area of high props-awe that coreru
the eastern districts. lt‘rostu were re-
portod front interior stations in New
lurk and Northern New England. A
trough of low pressure extends from
Texas northward over the Dakotas. it
hurt produced general ruins over 1111
northern ltocky Mountain districts and
the Missouri Valley. The castor’n edge
of the rain urea extender eaatward to
the Middle Mississippi Valley. It. is
knowing this morning.r at Denver, Colo.
Freezing temperatures are reported
from the extreme northwest.
WEATHERIA YEAR AGO TODAY
'l‘emperature: how, .311: high. 7.".
Cloudy.
£9.
(Tamera supplies at Stillson-Powcll
Corporation.
Special sale or $2 3 11111111111 dresser
at the Paris Suit House See adv.
Mrs. .lohu Hogan 01' Clar st1eet.har
been vialtinr.r with relntlveu in Port
Chester.
l"'~111111.1 Councilman )dgnr ll. Fox
has completed his new bungalow in
Elm Grove street.
wIlcatl it. now. O‘llr'ien‘s adv.
This is the second day of the May
While sale at tile Minty. SIOI‘I', liotier
call and look over the bargains.
'I‘lrc Norwalk liulltling. 1.111111 and Ill
ventruent Association will hold its
monthly meeting tomorrow night.
Quito 11 nunrher' of tlit'inltt'r's ot' 'l‘lrc
Norwulk Yacht Club visited the rlulr
house at lllckor'y lilrrh‘, yesterday.
lllnc serge units from Silt to 52.3 at
the l’t'itc (‘loilrlnu‘ store. See adv.
W. l~‘rauklin lib-rhop. a student in the
junior year at 1111c. spout 8111111111 at
1111 home 111 his latlu‘l‘ in llci1lc11 :t\eu
nc
Iirs Jana} llet
tuininn her} 1111 21m out of town at
her hotnm‘ln lield avenue 1111 a tow
day's.
Miss ”mid Hall. teacher in the high
school. is confined to her lrorrro by ill
111-1111 antlwmnle Noah is nttlrsti
tilting for 11913..
Miss Marni liulrer 111111 \iius l«l111"eute
.\Io1kcr Merge? Weston 111111-111111 nt-
tor'. 1111111 o they were ”it 1.1115111
ot‘ friends for a few hours.
~~linnnc'1' itakol‘y now open.
Joseph Johnson, a colored man. was
arrested last night for 1l1'urrker111caa.
lie was fined $11 and could by Judge
’l‘nylor. this morning, but was unable
111 pay and wont to jail.
Hammocks in all colon: and at all
prices. See J". A. Mitchell's adv.
l‘lttrr'ler; l’. Addison. the \1'ell-kuown
hank janitor: who has been I11 'l‘hc
Nor'wnlks for nut-11y yearn. has resign
1-1l his connectlorm and taken a poul-
ttou In New l'ork city. His family 111111
been In the. latter city for a your or
two.
The members of l’onusauu 111111 Sher—
1111111 t‘ounclla. 1111an .\1'1'111111111,‘a1'c
planning to go to Stamford on the
err-1111111; of June 211. for 11 111112111 lnltru~
tlou. 'l'lro cer'tt‘mouieu will t11-1-ondrtct~
ed 1111 that 111-1111511111 by State Regent
John M. iiarr, 11f Norwulk, who hr 11
uronrber 11f l’onuuaus Council.
»~- ltofore haying that but
ti‘itrlcu'k a11v., page it
Mrs. it. it. Walnr'lght. of Manua-
1pram, Now .It‘l‘HI‘)" wan u uncut you
trt'dny of her Hon. (‘henior N. Wain
right and 11f MW. 0. ll. Kimball. oi
West direct. hire. Walnrhzht was on
route homo from lionton. whore Hire
had been in attendance at the grad
nation of her daughter, M11111 Lucinda
Walm'lnht. from lCrucraon 13111111110»
tick-Mayor John, (Tavanunh. Mayor
Locum" lh'uudagc. John linnlon.
Charles H. llltworth. John Waluh. John
Seymour. i-imnuel Lynne and Judge A.
in. Austin went, to the Port of Miuelng
Mon at Brewstera yesterday. and re
turned home by the way of Danbury.
A11 amneono in Norwalk remarked thlu
morning, “The mayor». par-1t. prudent.
and] future were reprenoutod on the
trip" The trip wart matte in the auto
mohtleu of Samuel in 111111 and Mr. Gar
win, of Stamford.
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‘ BZWAGHINGTON STREET
1 Warner is enter-
road
‘ 111111.111 Launch or Boat insured
for the Coming Season?
TELEPHONE 105-2
Tornado, Automobile. Ftdeitty
Bondi. Burglary and Accl-
J dent insurance.
74 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH
NORWALK, CONN.
VINOL
THE MODERN
Tonic Reconditudior
SOLD ONLV BY
F. H. BAXTER
anemone
Launch Works
Boat. Frames net up and reed: to
11.1ank
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
OyetchhehPotnt,Norwalk
7 A. J. Hand 81 Company
IIIIIINIIII INIIINIINS INll
INNINIIINRS
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt'e Theatre Building. South Nor-
walk. 001111. Phone 428
Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning
Wagon
will clean your house in the best pos-
sible method. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. ilennonnblo rated. Phone 477,
or trend postal and get estimate.
CHAS. H. DOWNES
9 Courtlandt Place South Norwalk
ROBERT R. MONROE
House Mover and
General Contradtor
Work Promptly Attended To
P. 0. BOX 733 SOUTH NORWALK
WE CORRECT
ALI. DEFECTS OF
THE EYE
that glasses can remedy
a Physician.
Spoclailal‘ to examine your t'\1's,
No charge for examrnatwn and
glasses proscribed only when 1:1'1'1'11-
nary.
THAMER
Optician
STA MFO RD - ‘ -
We have
who is a Si11llo1l i'lye
CONN.
William .I.
street.
1.1‘t'1111111, 11t‘ t‘unnon
has ]Itll'i‘Iltl.\'t'lI .1 111111111' 1ycl1-
will 1'111111'1' thr-
nt their
()111' ltrollrorh' 1.1111121-
'it‘Clliltl 1111111111 thin evening
meeting upon one t'illltiitiillt'
There will be a lllt‘I‘IIllL' of the com.
mittee on 1111' cormtr'uctimr 111‘ til" new
bridge this cr'ottinrz in the town court
room 111.\\':rll .at roet.
B. 1". Strluuliam, of New York. 1'1
spending a few days in loan with .l
Emory Stevens. of the firm or linger:-
and Stevens. on business,
A preliminary 505511111 in eomiecrlon
with the open meeting. \\‘1-1111e.~11111y
night, under the auspices if the Mor'
elrunth‘ anti Manul‘atturor's' Anew-in
11011. to discuss tho ralur' 111 the rail
road rates, will be held this evening
at the South Norwnllt t'lub.
Mrs. Albert tlrlndrod. who has been
ill for 111111111 limo at her- home in
Bridgeport. is renting comfortably to
day. Yesterday ll becatrre necessary
11.111.111.111» upon her and tho oporatron
which was carried on at Irr'l‘ 11111111» by
three llritlueport plryr-rlr'iuha “'11:" very
successful. Her sister, Mrs. Fletcher
Van Honour. in still with hcr.
A chimney tire was “bill would have
resulted if the alight blaze 111 the 1-htru~
hey of the home of Mr. 11nd Mrs. Joint
W. t‘urtrow had not been donned when
it was yentl'r‘tllly afternoon, The aruoke
war-1 noticed by 11 anavr by who trott-
lled tlroac within the house and llcl-
den Cnrnow climbed to the root‘ with
11 111111 of water with which the tire
was cstlngnluholl.
I’t'ouecutlnu Attorney William
'I‘aturuany. who recently entered lht
raukn ot‘ the aulourlblliula. had his
tlrr-rt accident yontortiay. hut fortunate
13' there was 1111 11111101111 rcuulta. The 111'
cldeut wan not 111 any any way Mr
’1‘11111111a11y'11 fault. While 11o wan tirlr
11111 uoar' tho ltowayton liaptlat (Iburch
a patent arrangement holding the tire
In place alippt'd off. allowing the iirt
lo 1-11llapue. Mr. 'I‘ammany kept a
good hold on tho nteerlng wheel and
brought the our to 11 Htop without ditch“
luu it. A conuldorablp delay rcaalttul.
however. In tlrnt ropalrn were not
made trntll 11 repair man arrived from
Stamford.
I.
-~NEW-~
Post Card Views
Oi Norwalk and Vicmity
6 for 51'.
thtl Subjects, to Select From.
At COLEMAN’S
NEWS STORE
to North Meln at. South, Nerwelk
' Aaent for A. G. St‘llidlflq'l
Inch-ll and 011011an Geode
We write this incur-nape. Call an up
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
All kinda of Innuranoe-‘Marlne, Fire.
’ Style
sure.
[lit begins to feel like B. V.
it in all sizes, 5oc- up.
, 14 So. Main St.,
So. Norwalk.
START YOU R
healthy (owls and future stead
Feed
and thoroughly dried and soletted
w,hoal c"1a1kod kaillt and fine old
liable specially prepared clean.
rather than food from tho Went,
“
Ask For "llourtlo"
llome tiround P11111111.
“F
W
111 ‘ {0‘
TWO STORES:
(‘hick Feed is sweet 111111 1111111111. and in solid nutrition.
contatrm the choitest imported Millers
neceusarly
chance when you pay as ranch if not more?
Quality Flt-It, Lent and All the Time.
The Home of 11111 Schaffner 81 Marx clothes
I
*1.
.1
t 1
It
is” Wfii
.,.s.s
'1
(lThe satisfaction of owning the genuine thing is never
attained by ownership of an imitation. The Style of
Hart Schali‘ncr 81 Marx Clothes is the standard to which
all other clothes aspire. Yet they cost no more than
imitations which look the part of copies'.
Suppose you see our H S & M Spring and Summer Suits,
$18 to $30. You will find one to fit you and please you—-
D. Underwear—end we have
Masonic Building,
Norwaik.
CHICKS RIGHT.
The 111111111111; of your broods. froru tho moment they are out of tho.
shell. depends on 11111 feed you use.
pared and fresh each day, is the kind you can depend on to make tine.
"Bonnie" (‘hit'k l-‘eed. home we»
y layers. livery grain In “Iiuuule
"llonnie" tlhlt'k
tine cratkod 1"'hnrtoal
gr.nin11 «11111 1111 out areal cracked
cracked corn. Why uot~une 11 ee-
holeaomc. food fresh made each day.
stale? Why take the
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
or the Land Sake” uee Bowker's
Fertilizere for Lawn, Garden and
Field.
Connecticut River Roe Shad.
TEEEPHONE 108.
For Fish G0 to Cutbill’s
Large Soft Crabs and Native Lobsters
Buck Shad. Steak Cod, Halibut.
Blue. Eels. Flattish, Butter. Porgies. Rockaway Long
Clams (opened), Long and Round Clams.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
JACKSON
on Rich Old
Jackson
Oppoette Hotel 53 W3
’8 STUDIO
PHOTOGRAPHS
In Folders, Artlnt Proof. Panels. finished in Sept: and Engraving Black
PICTURE FRAMING AND FRAMES of All Pattern!
’3 Studio
NORWALK. CONN.
Ivory Stock
H St.
IINIII IN EIII SINIII
\\ A111. Si‘lilili'l, lltrllt a 111
opcnluc dealings in HIIN'IU" were lipid
or the 11110111111-‘111 1111 111111111
1111111 abroad on amount of the foreirzu'
tr1111'kelk 11111111, 1111:111l
111 leluur'cly 111111111111. tlrc ualrm in 111-
t1-1'untlonnl llnrvt'ater' and lieatlinr'. 2111i
pf1l.. reaching l and in l‘uion I'uclilc.
Northern Pacific. Wabash pl‘rl, :rud
MIIIIH‘IIIIIIIIH. St. l'nul and 5111111 Ste
\lario larue t‘rnctloilh’.
\\ 't.l l. .“'liil'1"'l 1111. 111
111'1'tliltt' 111111111111 but there 11-1111 1111
t‘tH'l't'NlltllllIIllt: illt'l't‘nht‘ in 11111111111111.
licadlng, Southern Pacific, tII'I'aI
\‘or'llrerrr pid.. Ontario A“ \\'t'ulel‘ll.
(‘lrir'auo (treat Western pl’1l. lathe l'ir»
11-11111l\\'1~1tleru phi. Amalgamated.
American Stool I"tttliiiil'Il‘u and Storm
rihoflloltl Steel advanced l. Norlhcra
i'ucltlo l".’. and lit-111111111 2111i 11111., and
American (‘111' pill. 11 lienliziug anion
tlopreuked t‘anadlan I’ntltlt 2 111111 St
Louie and Sun l'tantiat 11 Int phi gave
way 21.1,
orders
Mir 1 11 ntlvnrrt 1 d
The lotu-
WALL H'I‘lIICI-I’I‘, Noon. w'l‘lro desire
to await tht‘ action of the Httpl‘ultu'
(l‘our't added to the cloning of foreign
utot'k tuut'ltetn lutonalllctl the tlullnoaa.
11111111. I’t'lcoa n'ero allowed to full back
a fraction, but hardened 111111111 before
noon. Reading and International i’utnp
pfd.1'n11e 1011. Honda were firmer.
WA! 11 S'l‘ltldlt‘ftt. t 11 or ”A fru'rthe
fractional I‘ittt' la Reading had ntronrp
thonlthz effect on tho reel of tho mark»
111 and there wan 11 little better de-
mand. Union Pacific and Southern
Railway pfti. gained 1%.
Arthur llohlna and Frank Hmhh.
two 8111th Norwalk young numontr,
upenl the day In Bridgeport. yontor-
day.
The men from the Willa V’I’oodwork
Company, of IIothel. are putting
finishing tuuchoa on the fixtures at the
(deadening pharmacy.
the
| The tit-111111111 will be pictured to receive
It'llotp for publication. from ltrl t‘onrlt'rn.
11111i11 tlo- ilI1t1\'t‘ l1e111tlut: '\ brief and r...
‘1111 11111111 an 11 general
lIIIIIIIHHIIIHII. 1.11111 11 1111111 111' IKIII 111111 more
1111111111 ”11111.1 poultry 11111 111 which the
Inruutm-rrt In 111.1 1"1111111111'v.11111l \\'e do
11111111 errrplratlttrllr fillflutfl bruity. 1.1111111
ultrdetl 111‘111"...~1. “1' have ohm-t'veri. “to
1111- 111111 to be read, and .111' many times
Il\'11I111'11 ItIltIHt'lItf'I‘.
1'11111111111111'11111-11.
DR. CLARK'S AUTOMOBILE.
I'ltitlor Sentinel:
The 1111-1l1ll1-ut11no per'roru who Hlltl‘lr'ii
the report that Dr .\. N. t‘lark‘a new
Maxwell Model Q was. 1111i of order
and bad to be sent away to be lixed
up will do well to uncertain the Int-1.11
lu'l'tn'l' Iuaklnu lllim'.HIIIll‘iIlt'lIlN. The
fact in tlral 111'. A. N. t‘iurk made a
baruutn with 1111 at the time he placed
his order for 11 Maxu'cll to have the
rluur ohuuued from 11111111lnr'1l clincher
to quick detachable. wlrleh We agreed
to do 1111 11111111 mt the cur arrived. and
which we have done, i‘ho public will
do well to unit 111'. Clark 1111' factn
rather than accept. the stair-mettle of
M1.l-11111illcr.
'l‘lllti Ntlll. (30 1118'!) Ali'l‘t) (70.
THE WILY PHYSICIAN.
'l‘lro lu'lllinut tlhlnoue unrlrmonulor.
Mr. W11 ’i‘htnlanm wuu recounting to
a group or torrealtonde1rcc»~i1ut not
for pui1llcallou-~—hln vlowtrr 11f a certain
oltlnh politician.
I, "In short.“ said ‘Mr. Wu. "the man
retnlndn 11111 of 11 doctor of Shanghai.
"A mandarin 11111111 to thin doctor for
advice. He could 110i alt-op. had an
appetite. nurtured a 1.1111111 deal from 11oz
preaatou. and noverllrolena wur1 taklnn
on fat. at. an alarming rate.
" 'We‘ll noon put you 111 condition
again! paid the phyniclan. ‘Wlntt you
need In exerclao, good. hard exerclne.
Four tlmea a week you can come here
and not In the morning polishing my
iloora,‘
“'lhIl why not my own tloora?‘ the
annularlrrn inquired.
" 'Mlno.’ said the
larger. ’
physician. ‘nre
. JMIdtiletonn
'J ‘ erty U010”
,‘NIINN NINII INiiIII ill
111111 1111 11111111111
“mu-1...—
lien Faces That
or Destruc 3111111 Hls Prop- It
lip Put $2.-
000 0111161: 1110111811111
1111 01111111111 “
M 1 11111 .I'J’i‘0WN. May th~-"I‘hc. ilallnn
' Hottlemeut in. Middletowu in excited
over a lilack'llmrd letter which Soro
tlrrla anpanotti received yesterday. 1"
whl1h the kidnapping of his daughter
threatened 11111111111 $2.000 was (orth-
t'orulnr’: "The. letter wart 11111110111110 to
“The Minot-1111 of the house." and was
found under the doorway. ’l‘hrl lottcr
routhr an t'ollowa'. "Dear Mlsa: You
tell your dad to poke 1111 $2,000 in cash
or 1 will kidnap you. or will destroy
your father's property. lidignedzl
“l'lltrck Hand."
I‘nder a postscript la added: “'l‘ell
111111 to leave the dough under your
front stoop by tonight. at [2 o‘clock."
The letter and envelope were illus-
trated with iilnok Hand emblems. The
matter wan reportod to the police who
Were inclined to treat the. matter as a
Joke. but the Italian people were 1111 ex-
tiled that an oflloor was finally 111-11110
the horrae. lie stayed there several
hours but saw nothing to arouse his
suspicion.
IIIIIIIIIINII IIINNI NEWS
John ’1‘. linyes atrd i'atnlly drove to
llerby yrvsterday in their t‘ndillnc auto-
urotdle.
ltichat'd Fay. of Yonkers. N. Y..
an over Sunday 1311-111 of John
liayeu. ot' itehleu avenue.
More of tho ponds of Rogers & Slov-
1-1111 :11'1- l11'ln11 moved into their titre
ncw store in the (‘olebnr'n 1(- Lander
was
’1‘.
'liittt'lt (111 Wall sll'ct‘i.
Harry S, Mt'AiIistot
\t'alk post oflico clerk,
for a tow 1111):.
’. the affable .\'or-
11 1111 has been ill
at hrs 11111111» 1111 l'niou
atenue with 11 uliuht attack of the
1:11p. rotur'trr d to his duties this morn-
111.1
em 1111 IC 111111111111 of the.\ ow 111111.
N111 lt.1v1n and Harltord Railroad
(‘1'11111 .1111l t'ity 1'211111111-1'1' t'irar'lca N.
Wood were pacing Wall rureot this
111111111111: ‘l‘hm “‘1‘1‘1- 1111111.»:111‘1111: and
tyltt‘r‘llIéllIllK upon the changing or the
Holler trucks
'l'he new hiitrhell lo 11
c.11' ulrrch l‘tr‘. llr'xler
ordered through the Reynolds Auto
tiar‘nue t‘oulpaur tn \\'e.~'tpo1't, is ex-
pected to 111'1111- next week 111'. liitrhr
cock will retain his horses. however.
Ills tIi'iH‘l'. ’1‘11111111111 \‘ar'non. who has
been I11 the 1'111plov of the doctor for a
great 111.1111 \ttlis hrs b11111 taking 11s
Irons In how to uroid tel: graph poles
in .1111111111 1111 5111-111 lion and 11111. .-111'
”NHIIIIII Itiltitul the art
11 touring
llltchcork 1111.1
A MARRIAGE iN THE OPEN AIR.
\ 111:11'11111411 1111.»: 1'1‘lulr1at1-1l ‘|‘\Il‘1'tI“)
111111 L'l‘:l‘«.~ nitllitt 111111111: thr- hills 1111 the
lander between England and Scotland.
'l'ho bride 1111111 on the t‘uutberiand
side ol‘ the border, about fifty yards 11p
the hillside from the stream which 1ll
\trlrw I-111.l1111d an Scotland a tale llln
braid-111111111 1.111 R oplrotll lreltrtrLlug to
i|11 l't\I11letl Muir-111 111 the 11111111-
bor'itrr; unruly of Iloxbrrr'uh
’I‘lre I-Ttruli:~lr urrrtlnue 11111 111111.: net.
allow 11 marriuue at :1 lli‘I\'iIlt‘ house.
but it has 1i1~<lretl that tlrc'inilt'l‘ltmt‘
should 111- 111 the To
1111~1~1 the tIIlIIt'liIiV the gridiron of a
St'Ulltht urtuister' \\1'lr obtained to
perform the 11111111111111, but it was 111»
cesarr'y that the weddinu should ire
11111141111117.1-1l on Scottish around
'\c1'111'111111:ly It won decided to have
the pouring-1 por'iot'ured in the open
1111' The 10111111111111) 11111111: men‘n 1'111'1-
11:11. run after the rrrarrlauo. 111111 the
partr 1111-11 11111111151111 the stream and
11111111111111 the 11111 to tire bride's ltouue.
l'ull .\lnll Gazette
bride}. house
'lhe 11111111; iollow who told IIIH host
girl that alu- 111111 the ripple of bin eve
11(11lIIIItuu meant that «he was 11' Such
no further
The Young
Man
dooa
money.
Start 11 anviuga 111»
count 1111“ and in a low
years you 11111 have a
good sized account.
South Norwelk
Trust Co.
who not lay 11p
lays up regl‘cta.
4% ON SAVINGS
David W. Raymond
10 North Mela Itmt. south Net-walk.
Incidence. d Weehlngten street.
Telephone at office. 88M.
Telephone at home. In.
....._.... ...........1~.-..
me‘._.m ...
NORWALK
Savings Society.
INCORPORATED 1849
DEPOSITS OVER $3,775,000
George M. Helm". Preeldent.
Wm. A. Come. Vlae-Preetdent.
Frederick A. Elle. any A True.
Funeral Director and Embelmer "
PAGE FWE 1
satisfaction to either
1111.111 CLOTHING is poor 1111111111111 never gives
' do not handle that kind of goods.
dealer or cuftomer. the
THIS SEASON WE ARE
AT PRICES TO FIT
$10, $12, $15
$3.00
White Duck Trousers, - -
White, Flannel Trousers,
SHOWING A NUMBER OF
EXTRA GOOD LINES 0F
Blue Serge suits
ALL PURSES. vrzss
, 018, 020, 025.“
$1.25
05.00-00.00
LOW shorts—r1011. Metal, P11111111
' $4.
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk
m
00 $5. 00
‘_-
1110111111 10110 111 .
11111111111 our 111w
1am saunas
Witt Oppose issue of Certificate
to Law Breakers and 011
Police Spotting
NEW HAVEN. May iti;~'ily lnvita»
tlou. Rev. Mr. 11106111111111, ot' the (‘tty
Mission. addressed the Political Equal-
ily (‘lnb yesterday afternoon at the
stop house. on "The 3111001111 111' New
Haven: What Shall We Do With
'l‘irenr'.’" .\lr. Ninssruan‘s address In»
eluded the answers to three questions.
111 What Is the present ‘situatlon
in New ”11111117 121 How did We reach
this condition? till What can we do
about it 1‘ As a result of the presenta-
tion of the aubject the club vutotl ttir<
unlmously to send to the judges or” the
city court and the (‘ourt of t‘otnmotl
Hour: a respectful request to lnwbroak-
11111 5111111111 keepers until the number.
111 Itt't'nues in New llareu Ilfnt' IM't'TI'
reduced to the legal limit of t to .3110
or the populatitfir. This. proportionate
reduction would cull for a blotting out
or nearly 2011 of the existing saloons in
this riry.
The club also gRH' its approval of
the plan of organizing a "committee or
otrservatlotr“ throughout the city. so
that by dividing the four police pro
ritrots into sections it can be determin-
1~1l it‘ the license law 111 brine. violated
and arrests are not made This corn-
ttrlilt't' is not to 1111 polir'r' 111' tletortivt'.
Illll) rhernsclros, but to bring to the
notice of the pmcinet captniua. and if
necessary to the chief of police, not
only such saloon keepers. hat 1111111 po-
llco olilr'crs remiss in their duty.
I’nder the new law a license that Is
11111'1' refused cannot be again renewed
either to the applicant or' to any one
t'Irlt'.
\ISI
CONQUERED HER RIVAL.
Pretty and Pathetic Story of Jenny
Lrnd and Grlei and lie Ending.
Jenny 1.11111 and (Irinl were both rlr
\IIIH for popular favor in London. limb
11 ere turitetl to sinn’the name 111.1111 at
11 court concert before the queen, Jerr-
111‘ Lind. being the younger. 1111111.: first
111111 wan so dlaturbed by the fierce.
1.11111'11t'ul look of (trial that 3111- wau at
the point of failure when autldeuly an
lrruplrullon canto to her,
The accompnnhd wan nirlklny. the
litral chorrhr She asked him to ripe
and took the vacant neat. lior tittuora
wandered over the keys in a loving pro-
lude and 111111 nhe 11111111. 11 little prayer
1' trick 1111c had lmetl 1111 11 clrlld Sin 1
hadn‘t 1111111 It for yearn A11 ahe nunul
11111» was no longer In thr1 prom-nee ofJ
royalty. but pinning to loving l’t‘lentltt'
in her l'utherlnmi.
Softly at tlrat tho plaintive noteu
limited on the air, dwelling louder and
richer every moment. The alnger
NI‘QIIH‘II to throw hm- whoie 1111111 Into
that weird. thrilling. plaintive "pray
" tlrrulually the 11111111 tiled away and
code din 11 111111. There Watt 11 silence ~1
the allonoc of admiring womier.’ .
The audience out urreltlroand. .lflny
rho acornful face that‘had so dittomr
oot'it‘ti her. 'i‘hero wart no fierce cx‘
prosntou now. 111111111111 11 teardrop all».
toned on the long. black luahea. and
alter a moment. with the lmpnlelveneae
of 11 child of the tropics. (Iriei ('I‘OHIIBII
to Jenny Limit: tilde. placed her arm
about her and 11111111111 her. utterly ro~
unrdlcua of the audience.
».«..¢.
1‘ handout-4" hut me you doing. A111
rrerm'le'.’ You ve let all the air out.
111' the tirert. ;
A. M. Yea; master had them blown
up at, latrrtlernemt. no i am netting u
I.in1l lifted 1101' Meet eyoe'to look int?) ,
,lu'enth of my native aha—«Pele Mule:
STUTTERS lN SHORTHAND.
Words That Bothered Him Talking
Bothered in Writing.
Tire Western agent looked around
Iiic unite with an air of lively curiosi-
ty. "\tnde a few changes here haven't.
_\"011’ he asked
The New Yo1k
rrranager nodded:
~"i‘i1'1111 the old stenograplter, that‘s
all." he said.
"What for?” asked the Westerhet'
idly.
“Stuttered.” was the reply.
The Westerner was puzzled. i can't
for the life of me see." said he "how
stuttering could affect. a man‘s SISDO'
graphic abilities.
"Neither could I see It in the begln~
hing." said the rrranager. but 1 soon
found out. i look a fancy 10 that young
chap the minute he. came in here, al-
though he. couldn't, speak to words
without falling over himself.
Iiofore i ’knew blur i should have rid-
iculed the bare suggestion that there
could be such a thing as a stuttering
stenoarapher. Starunrerlug seemed to
be that poor chap‘a only fault. I'll“.
knew shorthand from first to last and
the typewrlting machine at every
angle. but there were certain words
that tangled rrp his pencil as his tongue
and thus knocked him . clean of the
i'itl'c.
"it was one of the strangest things
that ever came to my notice. I did
what i could to help him. but to no
avail, That young man's pencil stag-
gered ienrtully whenever he came to
a word that he found particularly dit-
fit'uit to speak.“r~i\'ew York Sun.
A woman who expects a telegram
front her husband nets about it the
way he does about a stock market
panic.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
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TIME TABLE.
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In Effect November 8. 1000.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. ltd—12:531. 5:08x. 5:411. 0:00.
6:02. 7:20. 7:48. 8:18x. 5:511. 0:10x.
9:37, 10:20:,10252x. 11:20.
P. M.—»i2:5.’ix. 12:50:, 3:31. 5:081.
132.1511, 13:50:. 8:40. 6:501, 7:181. 7:031.
11:40:. 10:20.
eunueye.
A. M—12: 53x, 5:071. 5:011. 81M.
10: 20.
P, M.—-12:56. 2:441. 2150:. 6:80.
5:001. 7:12. 7:12n. 9:401. 10:19.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.-12700x.1:40, 5245;11:65. 7:46.
8:501:, 0:151, 10:02:. 10:06. 11:00:.
11:03.
I’. M. «~12: 0311 1:00 "100:, 2: 51.
3z’l2x. 3: 55. 4: 32 1'1: 02 i1: 25: 5: 27.
6:tttx 0: 0:1. 8: 11311. 9: :10. 11: 110:.
sand-ye.
11.111 “12. 0011. 11: 00, '1 to. 9211111.
10: 02:.
l’. M «f1: 02:. 5:04. 0:011, 7:00.
8:801, 11:00:.
SOUTH NORWALR TO NEW
HAVIN‘. '
M.li.’:101,:l:18x. 0115.
7: 27. 8: 50 10: 23:. 11:13:. 11: 67.
P. M.-:—!2 00x.121 31111.3:1111.
1:20. 5:11.11:1011, 11:16. 7110:. 0110:.
11:10. 2:19 and 7le. I10 Bridgeport
only. .
Sunday I.
A. M.-12. 10x. 1:1“. 1:48.
9211.1012311. mm.
P. M.:—-—8 10x. 8. '48. 7:10;, 8:10.
0:43x. “
W
IOUTH NORWALK. 'rc DANIURY.
A. lit—1:201, 0:20. 8127,0150.
P. Mew-4:26. 4:80;, 8. 14.111".
lune-ye.
A Tit-”1:20. 9'15.
P. MM? 35.
emeunv ro eou'm' uonwnta.
A. M.——5:65. 7:25. 8:20. 10:10:.
11:00.
P. M.~4:10x. 0: 31111. 8930.
Marilyn.
A. M.-T:55.
P. M.~—~0:00:. 8:30;.
SOUTH NORWALK TO IOWONI
1A.gfl..~1210. 1:.“ 0.15. 1G1“:
r. ir.-12: 00 1 21'. :1: 11. 11:14:18.
1 11.11am. 111mm mm
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