4 lot so voatcrd I Wrench a on
lock one will remain a fro niitn
. til Impothiiig tanaih a
it oil to hold him bflfi
hen the lirst Mm Which
ii. iii 11..
mail; lire department from their
3 , it Wednesday ulsbt. ville
31LW Willi” libel asebt for
’operly. was certain that it was
:I endiary origin, but Chief Clar
finitely enacted the hidea as being
winter lint aim tb c‘ dro of yes-
ornittg had been ottended by
15, the ob let bonus to Ilbsve
iii uspiclona as wellas Mr. Franks
', 1 ordlnxly the chief thought it Would'
‘ cod plan to tools into the matter.
1 Lib div Frantic. William
‘ g cei Charles Page. Joseph Ca-
1111193 am 0 Brian. George .1 Ball».
its and Diivci Daniel Corcoran, he
Hope Hose 11th trunk
. . Wan investigation proved beyondo
i doubt that the tire had been of in
medial-y mlgin A quantity of oil soak-
tugs was found in the apartments
peers the fire had been confined. be
son the partitions and evidences of
moone' I having put it there were not
" I. The not ty started to find the
‘an. and as squlcion pointed
y Mound Siniiflupedl
”Jeni, l,to Bout Norwailt to the
I shop of Archie F. Nash in Wash-
n street. Where 511111111111 employ-
, y to arrest him. Here the ofllcer
could not dud aniIhn, whom it was said
litd gone out 'lookiug fer rooms." but
out noon the man wanted returned
It? the shop and Officer Page brought
hint to the Noiwallt Police Station.
where? he was uueftloned rind detained
tumult the return of Mr Davis flout
Br apart to swear out I warrant
for e men I detention. When Mr.
Mylo reached the station hence and
bod «tinned slum he decided that
' .ldeuce. against hint would not
oft-hilt his detention and Shliiin 11 1111
allowed to depart.
.IMrs‘ Sulmn was in the station house
yesterday ufternodn. while her line-
hond, was behind the bars and both
were questioned separately as to their
whereabouts on Thursday evening and
1 upon all the phases of the case. Both
told l’ructicully the same straight
story, with hilt a slight diiieieuce in
tin e, which was a must natural one
this weakenedt the suspicion.
“it seems that on 'the night preceding
. the second fire both Mr. and Mrs. Snlf
1111‘ were visiting friends in East Nor
walk. and upon then 1eturu found
their return found their bedroom win
now open. Though the window opens
but a shalt way. it would have been
quite possible for someone to have on
tered the apartments through the
same. That the poison who did the tire
bug‘ act. went through the apartments
oi the snliiin family. is plain let there
is no other way that a person might
reach the place where the rag! and pa
per soaked in kelosene were found.
Thus two points in the case are cur-
tIln : That the tire was the work of
lift incendiary, and that the person who
committed the act went through the
flotilla apartments, Now the point at
us is to decide when the not was
commuted. Everything hinges upon
illI'I 9 point. 1or if it was done while
the 1911111111 Were in East Norwallt
they are cleared from suspicion and it
Is then plain that someone else 111111-
mltted the act.
Later developments occunod ytestet
tidy, afternoon which so greatly agitn
ted Chief Buttery that he and Odiccr
Past again Went to the house and this
time left no stone unturned. They went
through the Sulfiln apartments and
notched every nook 11nd corner where
a hit of evidence might be hidden. An
empty oil can was found. more oil
mired paper and rugs, and the coin-
ions of the neighbors about the affair
. were learned. The developments spoil
on of above were brought about when
Bite of the other tenants. Alexander
Olden, appeared It the Hope Hose
Home with I bundle of papers, which
he said he had found undor the rear
0! the house in s hole between the
sidewalk and the building. They were
papers advertising a recent sale of
Gottietb‘b ciothin store in Son 11 Nor.
walk. and, whom I Snithn IpI meals
were searched later. similar posters
were looked for, but not found.
When boo Davis rcteIIId Baillie he
warned him that if he VIII found in
thus building last night he would be or
rolled; This is the outcome or the pin
the the mutants of the building de~
III-ii ii). have him leave;
1. Another theory but been IdItInced
now II to the person who has been like
In; the building. It is bald that the
Indian and the Olsen family have been
It swords points for some time. and on.
1y night before last. early in the even-
at Mrs. moon is report/Id to have
ll. :llllil get square with you yet.”to
momma woman.
10M Buttery is deeply troublId ov-
II the Iflair Into an that he will not
. It the bottom of the nose no matter
how Iobg it my take. Mr. Butter
thine it is quite possible that Iomoo
ditlolimb into the house tbcoush the
window that the Inlliu'I found open
when they returned irom blast Nor.
fittfida'y night and that the fire did
Mop r during th ilI'hi. because
“not ofair which reached it.
places have been discovered
" Mull have been made toiIrI
, house. but only two of them coo.
w the burn“ material. The third
. possibly have been illtId fora
lIIt nilhb.
been ismiliu in the house are
~ volt «smiled over the trouble
. «thud but little sleep for the
1 .i‘nishto, fearful lost the piece
’ ' “I“? Midi. White
11
. 11f nutter"?
1 1 Page many in the tIn‘IntI
vthe chief to III that sums-
MI being done ththII 1111 ht
1 of In tu'rtbor trouble. he
{I II anxious II no the fortunes
buildingiiiutt no rum tires shall
a,Inll.11II1doiiI all in his newer
the trobbio cloned. up. More
is in the cue Ire expected
16
. .
tie a trip to the scene of the are ill .
oer PMet'
NEW Yoltli‘. my 28. vtlotnmcdore
owylt
o Illille yeatbt‘
ter 111.111.111.111
M11. Roosevelt he , .-
vice commodoi'oli ho have been
I'lise appointed Mr. ill.
eventii down the biiy‘
According ted; the. plans H‘Ri tits at
Welcoming boats Will rene volts in
Nermwaat bolhpsst sight ooloilli
the iu‘hrhing, villi extend in a group
Pei-e (My will remain handle up the
11 iii an ebb tide until the siserin
Hangouts Victoria drill»; bar. Incbor
u
the revenue cutter Androscoglo. which
has been assigned to the reception
committee . ., _ ‘
With Mr. Roosevelt on 811111.111}. A11:
drosoegin will 11ml through the centre
of e flotilla, followed by the tug Dill
be inc, in command of Commodore
Dalzell. The boats of the flotilla
then fall in behind. forming a d to
column. and. led by the Aadrosoogin.
will proceed up the bay. ilaet the Bat:
tery and up the west side of North
River to a point on to Fiftytnlnth
Itreet. where 11, stae t will be an
chored. Turning to the Edit Ilde of the
river the procession will proceed
southward to the tiery, where at
eleven oclock Mr. coaevelt will be
received by Mayor Gaynor
Commodore Dnlzellpiald today that
llilWlll‘tl of 100 beats have already been
unaltered by organisations and indiv
iduals and that application are pour-
ing in at his oilloe. No. 711131111111 street.
This number does not include the eit-
curslon “steamers and summer craft
which are rapidly being put in com-
mission. While boats are still to N
had the supply is rapidly being or-
lmuated
Prior to the parade and during the
demonshniion the harbor will he 110
Head by revenue cutters and police
boats. The assignments of positions
will not be made until June to, when
it is expected all applications will be
in.
l
THE BAPTIST POLICY.
Will Be Further Comment! It the
South Norwalk Church Sunday
Morning.
The services at the 'Bouth Norwnlk
llaptist Church tomorrow morning will
be a continuation of the study of the
denominational policy. Topic. The
Coordinating Societies—«tho Foreign
channel, also report on the Laynien's
Mongoose The Bible wheel at noon.
The young peoples meeting will be
1111|tiotl.'l‘lle union tit-nice at the
l.‘onnrezntlonui church 1111 7:310. The
envelope conlmiitee will meet the new
chairman at close of the morning ser-
vice. Music for the morning:
Preludewl’astoruu in A Merkel
Anthem It is a (loud Thing to (live
Thanks ..................... Cantu
Responsemliot the Words of My
Mouth .................... 'l‘ruetie
tutorial-y Qllm'lilfle-~1-Aild the Nations
of Those That Are saved ......
\Vliillingiou
Poi-llllliIe-(.‘Oll(‘llldlllg Voluntary . . .
Ashford
.......~....,
DECORATION DAY. MAY 30TH.
lily Harriet A. Tilton.)
Memorial Day! All true hearts KTIi'Vl‘,
Each thirtieth day of May.
We see again the empty sleeve
Which wiped the. tears away.
The thirtieth is Soldiera‘ Day.
llonor our veterans, few.
All how with reverence; honor pay
Our boys who wore the blue.
All beads are bottled the earth doth
weep
For dear ones 11an in war:
They went forib, brave. our land to
novel
Nor feared the cannon's roar.
'l‘his handful left of veterans
Will never be forgotten.
Nor will the thousands ‘neath the sod.
in the southern land of cotton.
"l‘wan not alone the cloves to free,
But that our glorious land
Should nevertnore divided be,
Our slatewUnlted stand,
Each State alone lI hard to beat:
United-all creation
With forces loin-d. but best mtreai.
Before this mighty nation.
ilnfurl your flags, though It half maIt
A blI lane of color show
Red. White Ind Blue, our country'-
has
As all the world doth it w.
Spare not the flags nor even rare.
FioerI oi even! he:
the millions of torgIbrne-ncts.
BecIuIe they In true biuI.
We‘ll decorate IIch IoidiIr'I ngve.
With Nature's choicest ileum.
Our country's flag will proudly wave
(for this free land of ours.
Our Uncle III: did not forget
The lIdI who. served him true.
The thirtieth day of May he set
For all who wore the blue.
[Dorm glorious Fourth. while time shall
And the thirtieth day of May.
Arc interwoven firm acid four;
days have coins to stay.
Grand fireworks on the 311th we
".l‘lmsn independence my;
11111111 1111111me 11111111. with in turn. .
Titania in 11 different wee.
And IIIworI to MI n
The “dog and inhaled dill WWI
Toeacb one. lost the Ionic. ,_
her not in cross the vision. dull.
o
For Illilnllfl‘il In
resell the sill libero.
0f brave boys Ioue be forty.
To imp :11le till! dd.
Flor eighteen hdhdlpd Ila y-four.
And. the thirtieth mortals. or my.
Lite ended”
At drowsy eventido.
Bebeidl for 111.11; Wilts am.
1 Will ope their be wide.
11A 0 smith. chalrtnen ofthe new ‘
or
l‘ 1111112111110 branch 11 the lion
. . . on on (lo
'I fit do; the ill “IE“
11 ties at the borne g on June 18 or .
the names of tile ’
, 11111 on W311 the twelve 11 vi ’ ‘
fit gonads. .. i’ie aloe an- .
nob
11.11.111.911 commodoreoud stated that ,
the lotm would? the not charge of .’
.fropi a point .0 Iran not Station
northerly to liotllilns IIIL]
arantine and Mr. Roosevelt boa I ‘
ill .
110111 of sympathy on Iccoupt of our fire.
we or Itlll doing business at the old stand.
a few dayii the store will be as good as new.
dainty loose and etribroidcries Priceo ode to $5.09.
for the Decoration Lay outing
The N. E. Ryan
1111 Washington Street
We wish to thank our many iricnds and patrons for their cnprcs- 5
' painterI. carpenters and electricians are working like Trojans. and in
You will find here an excellent stock of pretty Wais
low neck styles. all new. mode of 11.1.”. materials and finished with
, You will also find its equipped with a nice line of Dutch Collars.
Silk and Kid GlhveI. Fine Hosiery and all the other Dress Accessories
N». B .dOur Muslin Underwear Sale still continues.
South NorWaik. Conn.
Paper hangers.
,higli and
Co.
111. hit 1111
11111 1111 11111 +
11111 n. iiiiilill
lllllli Willi 85. till
Aftermath oi Sport Hill Climb
Last Year, When lIcita
Oar Skidded.
The nftorumth of the Sport lilli
climb of May 3i last. when u monuici
lsolla our. owned by John H. Tyson
of Blanitonl. and tiriwu by Glenn blth~
ridge, 11 professional driver. ultiddod
from the road at the “S" turn to 1111-
l‘ravellor Probably on lune 24
M
piobnbie that “11‘ first
President 1' all and Mr. Roosevelt after
the lutlor‘ s return to the l‘ plied Slalom
will be in New Ymk on lune 24. 1111th
both will spent. from the some pint l
iurm oi the llli‘QIlilK of the Nailonai‘ ,
First fleeting of President and.
wmnmmmv 11 121111111 27.»~u 11.:
meeting oil
Hill Willi] illilii
iii 40,000. 1111
Colonel and Mrs. Edward Knox
Home lifter Seven Months
of Traveling.
i
l
i
l
‘ iinving lnuolod nearly 40.000 miles
{slow tltztoher lib, last. Colonel and
Mrs. Edward M Knox of lutlgcheld.
(3.111111 arrived in New York yoslt-idsy
on boon! the Adi-,latic of the White
Star line, from Soulhptuptou. ’l'heir
1
, .
The Shaina Hill climb will its hold
1 Membrlai day. tor. libido ltnlph Wheel
er oi the civil superior court hoe de-
nied the uppittotlon of the town of
Fairfiold for 11 temporary injunction re-
attaining. the hildgnpoit Automobile
Dealers' association from holding the
‘ contest. .ludiie Wheeler a decision was
handed down this morning and caused
great rejoicing uni ngihe auto outline
lusia. President . A .itautz. of the
association wentdo New York this
moruin to get the omclai donation of
the A." . A. for the meet and prepara-
tions for the climb will now be pushed
forward at top speed.
MR8. CLARA PENNOYER DIES iii
8'"! EET GAR.
The following is a clipping from lb..-
New York Sun:
PHILADELPHIA. May 2i.—~Mrs.
Clara Peunoyer, one of Philadelphia's
old time stage favorites and the oriwln
at little 311s in “Uncle Tom's Cabin."
died last night on a street car.
M r11 Peniloyer was on her way home
when she was stricken with heart fail
ure. She was 721 years of age. She
made her lirsi stage appearance in a
local theatre She was a sister of the
late Roland Reed and n sister in law
at William Penncyer
Mrs Ponnoyer was the wife of Au
15111111111 8. Pentium: and was a sister
in. low. of Mrs. George R. Wilkins of
41 West street. South Norwollt. She
is survived by one daughter Mrs. Al-
bert bloom of Philadelphia it in min-
stated in the clipping that the deceas
ed wan a sister~ln law of William Pen-
noyer She was the own mother of
this gentleman. Word has not reached
Mrs. Wilkins about the death of her
Ilstt-r-in-law nor has any word about
the funeral arrangements been receiv-
ed in town.
CADEO
household favorite for all
of the tbroIi. chest Ind lungu. Con
talus no opiates and no harmful drugs
The Bridge Pharmacy
JUMPED IN FRONT OF TRAIN.
MERIDEN,
FOR MORE THAN THREE DE-
li‘olcy‘s Honey and Tar has been a
ailments
May 27.~—(}eorgu Maus-
nlfi,n1;cd 70 years. a farmer. look Ills
Stops
11111.1. and Back
Wouldn't it 1... nice Within a week
or so th bakin to say goodbye l'orevcr
to the senldlnk. dribbling. straining, (11
too frequent passage of urine: the
forehead 11nd the backui-thohead
, ‘nolles; the Idtcbssund‘.palns,i.n the
back; the growing muscle Weakness:
spots before the eyes; yellow skin;
sluggish bowels; swollen eyelids or
ankles: leg cramps: unnatural shalt
breath; sleepleasness and the des-
pondency?
i ilave a recipe I'Ur these troubles
that you can depend on. and if you
want to malts it quick recovery, you
ought to write and get a copy of it.
Many a doctor would charge you $3. 50
just for Writing this prescription but
I have it and will be glad to send it
to you entirely (too. Just drop me a
line like this: Dr. A. E. Robinson. K681)
Luck Building, Detroit. Mich. and i
will saw] it by return mail in a plain
envelope As you will see when you
get it, this recipe contains only pure.
harmless remedies. but it baa great
healing and misconquei-ing power.
It will quickly show its povver once
you use it. so 1 11.111.11.01. had better
see what it is without delay. 1 i will
send you 'I copy free—you can use it
and cure yourself at 11111119.
«00,011? r111: 1N NIAGARA ”1.1.3.
NIAGARA FALLS. N. L May 28-—
Tbe plant of the Booker Development
Company, one or the largest chemical
concerns in thlI coulltry. was desire?-
ed Why are! early yesterday. Loss I400.
CityNational Bank
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TRANMCTO A GENERAL IANKINO
IUIINEOI
Capital Bur-pin Ind ProfitI
01W “17,000.00
OIII DIIIIII Ions. "Ind II per your.
life today by pinning his head under
the wheels of I car 071 freight train
which was moving over the track in
Iolvm, H. MATHEWION. pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP, iIt ViMrII.
And when «chose the roll call ham. 1
your tiny 5.14.1...
Let cannon row from there to shore %
hill and drew into the pack of human 1 Moons of Rupuhinnn (‘ lube.
ity which huddled close 111 the“ 111.511”
President 'l‘nll will not be among
trip around the world included :1 ioitit
l visit in Burma, where evidences of rap-
iniuilng Innuy. tame ytrstcrdnt uhen ‘ those “he will suit 111111: .‘tli lionsoteli id development of 11 natural oil lndus
William 0 01111111111. of llrltlgbpoii
through his attorney, Robert 1]
b‘ortvs1,brourtht suit in 1111- Submit)!
1111111 against T119011, 11111111111 I111 5.. 111111 Miler ”111111111 .11 1.1.. 111111121111 l’rcshlvuti
daulages
German ullugen that the other 111‘
thetnnchlue rocklositli out the 11111
chitin in defiance to nil speed laws;
that be. the plaintiff; exercised due
1111111 and was 11131111311111» wall at
the time of the soul
tar-om...
CONNECTICUT PATENB.
The follo‘illpt were issued tiny 21.
Hill):
taint furnished from bilin- of A. M
Wooster. solicitor of patents ilridui-
port. (11.1111:
Sullivan l’0we1s Bridgepnil. atljus
nlile gun stock.
Winchester llcnn Non "qu".
11ifset~adsptor tor loeIcopoa for fire»
out.
Thomas 1‘. Johnson, New llavt-n.
ilreIrm.
Warren J. llelrbcr. Hartford. two
patents: lirivo chain and wheel
therefor; drive chain.
la. H. Briiiltulun, liurlford. refrigernb
in apparatus.
liiram 1’. Maxim. iisriford. two pa
lento; Silent firearms.
John J. Mclutyre. llariiord.
holder.
Chas. Ill. iieddlu. ilarifm’il. startinii
lug mechanism for explosive engines.
tool
I". ll. Richards. Hartford. rolling
mechanism.
.lohn 'f‘.stunlon,liar1ford trolley
wire bulge:
Samuel R. White
smashing machine
Chen. A Berry, filamforll. lock.
Chas. Cuuo. Meridan. timer and dis-
irihutor.’
Robert R. Hints. Mo‘rideu.
fork or similar article. desln.
John Cinloe. WIillugiord.
design.
WaltorA. 111114.11. Ansonia. buckle.
Christian ilodmer, New Britain Ipir
Il-.lIVIl
Chas. Glover. New Britain. two 1111
tents: Hinge grinding and polishing
disk.
Ellelhbouooz, New Britain. heap
IlIrilord.booi1
IIIOOI'I.
spoon,
JOP
handle for washing macblnoI Ind oth
or containers.
ObII J. wane“ New Britain. gar
montannportor. .
Marlon Wellingor. Waterbury
center friction for Michel and clocks.
ism ill. Palmer. Illddletown. two
pIiInu: Thrudluide: textile non
dltiooing apparatus. -
TradI Mills.
The Aeolian Go" liorlden. pianos
piano- layers and mum sheets
4 Del 11; Bros. & (io..itocl1vllle.|ill1
piece coeds.
‘th .i. B Williams , dluionbury
mp.
kill-l0.
“rho Sill“ rid 09$. portly. “IbIfiiI”
l 1. "who OI {fie
.. tannin:
Ind wit back;
(10f tail“ 1) ill.)
' Aidan Illjlhaad filmed“
at: Ill .
1... .. Adi"
lie l
“It‘ll“ m Iii muddled
g staffing? 141
{M come
1 home on June iii He feels that what
over his parentinl desire to see Mn,
lionsolclt 11m [11. be 11111111 first run
of the United Slums, and consequent
ly will not built. it special trip to wot
i come a private citizen returning to the
United States. 1.
Mr. Roosevelt may. however. conu-
o Wnahiugiou between June 18 and
one 211 to report on his special 1111s-
film; as Anilmssador smite King‘s fun-
ora .
w ..._w...........—._..
Illflll cannot IIIITES
There was 11 11iIuo duet in the High
School assembly-hall yesterday morn-
lnu gin-11 by the Misses liml lluWiti
and Susie lniifroii. The piece was I
Spanish Dance and was composed by
Lover. ,
The following notice was posted up.
on the bulletin in the corridor of the
“Hill School building yesterday In a
result of F‘riliny'e Athletic association
niecilng: "Owing to the furl that all
of the available funds for the base
hall team have been used, no more
games will be played with tilll’Of‘IOWfI
teams. this season, either 111 home or
away from town. However, a game
will be played b‘rldny of thin week
with Overlook academy on the Over-
look livid."
Principal Avery. of the Stamford
High School paid 11 visit to the local
school yesteltlny morning. [in was
and was impressed with the excellence
of the courses nlid tho wny in which
the classes are arranged.
Miss Elsie Kelley. of Iiawkiu'n point.
East Norwallt. has been absent for a
few days on 1111 count of illness She
returned yesterday morning. however
and is feeling well ngain after her
abort period of indinoIiiiou.
Proofs of thr- plcturo taken of the
wired and look very wall indeed.
is quite probable that some of
members will have them made up
A Iecond delegation of the ”High
School building committee from New
Milford visited the local high school
building yesterday The reporte or
it
the
, the previous visitors bovine been so
satisfactory it was thought but that
the remaining members of lilo eoiunilt-
loI should inspect our high school
building
There will or course 11111111 union of
the school 1111 Mdey. blemorialdoy.
The High school Committee inalien-
“HIE to bare the sub ion or the el hilt
II of the gram at schools ot'I
town commuter It the hi it babel
and teachers that the notifies of Iliad?
in the High Echo“ on be made 111111111
to Ill. The idea is in VI the probable
oi the comes up»: to thus for will?
in the school: to! 1111111. pro the that
the High School rchIItrI 111 tho :3
qud to make the occasion one of
Inioysbio naiumnnd it to item to
establish 11 11111111111 for this sort of‘
thing in Norwaibr 11 next 'reguiur
it: of, tho ml} Ieheol column.
for this can “WW: amillmlii pious I
rat I r-
footed 111 11.3.1115 i . 111d? M
1 ,ol‘rl's Athi ‘ ‘AII‘ociItlon have
I Id I out! for 1111111
truth: 1.. 1* ‘lii‘tl‘ihb‘i‘l
In n r e'
orobIItrI ‘ and forth be oo-
1Ikeu around to all the department“
High School orethira have been re- ’
some evening soon Hill the r nIrIbiI ‘
1- future IttidIntI I need on «remote. ‘
itry tolonci Knox obtained 11111111 11!)
ducts of art to add to his int 1111' police
3.4mm
in it visit to lilaudulay. tolouoi
Knox 1.11111 he had lonrnsd tlint liud
yunl Kipling‘u famous poem hurl led
11111111 frown-rs lo dianppoliliim-m dur»
ing visits to that community which
contains only a few hundred inhabit
ants and is considered the 11111111 1111--
tun-sour» or the villages there
Although Colonel Knox made only a
brief stay in China. he sold be was
i impressed with lndicntious of progress
’ pious commercial and education lliu-s
i-‘rotn Algiers he and Mrs. Knox made
an automobile trip of sixty miles into
the Desert of Subaru. liond building
is going on 111 a rnpid 111111 he said. in
the ilclnity of Algiers
Wan-M...“—
LOCAL PASTORS HONORED.
...~‘—..—.
Mainland and Egbert to
Souk in New HIVM.
The two hundred and first annual
rum-ling of lho General Association of
the Congregational Ministers oi Con-
necticut is to be held oi ”the Church
or the RNNMIIH‘ ill New Haven. Juno
fih and 81h.
limb of our local Conuegsiionai
pastors are honored by places on the
program. Rev. George D. Egbert, of
the Norwalk Congregational Church, is
to give an address on "The Relation of
the New Testament Miracles to the
i‘nuu-ut Day Message of the Preach
or.“ on Tuesdny afternoon The next
ilev. (llmleo 8.11m“ .oft
‘8011lh NWIIII is to speak
Minister and ills Realtioa to Employ-
ers of Labor "
Other speakers are Rev WItIon l...
Phillips. of New Haven; Prof. Frank
C Porter of Yale. And Rev. Robert c.
lienison. of New Haven.
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CONNECTIOUT OOCIITIII FAVOR
ooIoI' 13111..
WAsiuno'rON. 1111111 as.——'r11e
Dodde bill to admit to the malls u Ico-
oud class mutter periodical pnbllca
iionI Issued by or under the auspices
of benevolent Ind fraternal societies
and orders and institutions of learn-
in; or by trade-1‘ unions will boosted
upon by the. house pontoliloo columlh
tee next week This bill had been con
steered by the committee ficvbrsl
those. but than lI considerable oppo
sition to it
A large number of ConnIcticnl Ira
ternui organisations and Intention 1111
Mutations have petitioned in favor of
the bill. but 1111 chances of getting
through the committee are rather
Ilight. '
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Rollin Point. will formally
button day tor the summer months
Again the is or this town will.
dock to titq‘ in to 1111191! the iavloor-
The young scoot-131:
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hove MW“: Into of ydIiidlllil
,vallianw oil lI conside§ the liIhIt
be
iii any of tile III shore '1‘
goal Int «“3; limit in:
, my on w 11; lNomi-11111
Ila code In 11:11 nieces vim. people
can I rheod mom and to
coin tull value! for the some.
low
DILL‘ MOON! .INTKNOIE
new your. May you sells liners.
the neuron who was ounvidtfl in the
“white slave" trio! {or Mg two
atria tor immoral propensities bun
emoticon by .111qu drain no the Au
burn State Prison tor Weldon tor not
when than two are and It: Milli!
caries and the IiiIir iI 1111111111 in no
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11m. inure thus in roars.
the tour of his farm on the Colony
road The than was probably n1eltf1tlly
unbalanced as his actions Just before
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this had been noticed its peculiar. He .
leaves four children. E. H DIRECTORO
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Johnli .Ka‘apo muol comm-n
Josiah R. Marvin .I. Wallace Marvin
Christian Owen: John H. Light
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School Taxes
Victor 81 Edison
' for June
ARE NOW READY FOR YOH
All the Latest Models of
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RECORDS
Taliting Machines and
OUTING SHOES
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Union School Diéinct
The tumorsm of the South Nor-walk
Union School District are hereby noti-
fied that the district tax of two mills
on the dollar. laid on the town uneas-
ment list of 1909, It I. meeting of the
district lield on the 8th day of June.
1909. It the Franklin school will be
due and payable on the second day of
May. 1910. at which time i shall be
ready 'to receive same It Simeon-Pow-
oil I drug store. 82 Washington street.
Penalty It the ratio of I per cent. a
year irom May 1 will be charged on
Ind after June 2.1010.
F. A. TOLLlllS.
Collector of Taxes for South NorwIllr
Union School District.
Dated at South Norwaik, April 25.
1910. ) » I85 1m
City Assessors’ Notice
We. the underlined. hereby give no-
flee to all persons and corporations
liable to pay lattes in the City of South
stimuli. that they are required to
deliver to the assessor» or either of
them, on or before the diet day of Illay.
1910 a written or printed list, dated.
signed and sworn to. of all the pro-
perty owned by that: on the iIt day of
May. 1910, liable to taxation. melting
Idescriptlon of all the real estate.
each name being separately described.
N B.-LlItI may be returned to the
assessors. It the new Council room.
in the Library Building, Wuhin
Invest. Booth News": from and ice ud-
. in; 111.111.1910. aid office to be open
from i to 12 o‘clock I. in and from 2
to i o‘cloah p. 111.: on Saturdays finned!l
7 to I o'clock in the evening. and Tires-
day. N” am, 1910.4 from I to 9 o'clock
p. m.
Dated at the City of Booth NorwIilt
ileum. )in liltb. me.
~ “innuendo.
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