/
The
. .. Connechut Company Otters Twenty- -iive Cents, and the Men
‘ Ask tinny Centre All lidttr, ill Plan Agreed On By Both in
New Haveri Yesterday—Al‘rolleymen and Company Agree to
Abide By tile Colniett oi the Board at Arbitrators As to the
Scale oi Wages To Be Given
{iii PRIIIISII AiliIPIS All IIIIIEPEIIIIIIII
" - llilllllillll Alli illillliitl it ill inn
,I‘!
‘ The Arbitrators Will Be Named At Once, and lodge Simeon E.
~ Beldwm Has Been Mentioned as the Third Man, Who Will
Act-as “Umpire” During the Conference
W
Representatives of the New England
oontjerence board otythe trolleyrnen and
Vice President Calvert Townley oi the
Corruootiru‘r company. entered into an
agreement yesterday binding the com
party and employs to abide by the (to
decision or an arbitration board oi
three in the dispute upon the salary
convention. ’lhe agreement is signed
by Chairman Charles W Mlnuix and
Secretary (‘lrnt‘ lea M Lane oi the con-
ference board in behalf oi the trolley'
men
The articles or agreement are about
an were expected. The draft proposed
by the tr‘oni'ererrce board was only
slightly changed.
important clauses in the agreement
are those lellllllillg that the two that
members or the arbitration board he
picked witlrln ten days after the sign
mg of the agreement and to the dc-
rnarrd ot’ the men for a flat rate or 3n?
cents an hour with time and a bull [or
overtime.
Both Sides Pick Ono.
Arr has been announced before. the
corrrpnrry anti the men will each select ‘
one arbitrator and the arbitrator‘s so'
to be‘
selected will appoint a third,
known as the umpire.” it is provided
that the two arbitrators that appointed
meet daily. except Sundays. until the
third member of the board hr appoint
ed.
report or to appoint a third arbitrator
within 30 days after the first meeting. ‘
representatives from the interested
parties will meet with the two mcrrr
M
in case they tail to agree rtpon a]
born of the arbitration board fdl‘ tho.
ptrrpoae'ol’ rrtnklng atrggcaliotra.
Pay of Arbitrators.
in regard to the compensation of the
arbitrators, the agreement reads as
I follows:
“ir‘ach party shall pay the arbitrator
chosen by it. no heroin pr.ovltleti the
. tIorrrprInantlon tor such arbitrator's eer-
i vlce,o but the tonrpenaatlon of the
I tl‘rlrd arbitrator chosen as herein pro-
vided shall be paid by the parties of
I this agreement In equal proportions.
l1 other expenses of the arbitration
i boar‘d shall be borne and paid equally
by the portion hereto."
‘ Further on a cluttaa setting forth
illlnt nothing in the agreement uhnll
provont the parties from coming to a
mutual agreement among llrornaelvoa
at any stage of the proceedings and
the parties may mutually nitrate at any
time that the arbitration procoedlnitn
shall cause.
No Selections A: Yet.
A comtnlltoo from the
board was Itl conference with
President 'l‘ownloy for little mar an
hour yesterdur afternoon. Following
l
t‘orrft'rorrt‘o '
VIN?- .
.tlrla meeting it was arrttotrntetl by the;
committee that as yet no arbitrator
has been aoiertod. although
hart been spoken of Some of those
dent of the ( hamhor of (‘ ornrncrov and
Senator Chandler ol' ltotky lllll. Judge
Simeon id. Baldwin baa been mention
T ml for the third man or “utrtplr‘tI.”
A full mot-ling of the conference
board will be unlit-d IN‘IUl’t‘ lllt‘ unlov-
tion in mode. A meeting of the Illllll‘ti
‘ will be held within a short tlrntI lrrtt
the date has not yet been fixed.
VIOLENT DEATHS IN STATE T0-
TALLED 59
For Month Jutlt
Begin to Figure in the Totals.
NEW HAVEN. .lutre
deaths during the month of May.
cording to uuotllclnl records
AH"
coding month. Accidental deaths were
42, the largest number. 13. being on the
railroad .
Ton Wore Drowned.
Tenpcrsons were drowned. eight
killed by falls. three in automobiles
two each by asphyxiation anti lnrru
ing and one oath by carbolio nt‘itl
shooting, cave-tn utrd being run over"
by a wagon. Of the total of it tillIv
cldea. four chose drowning as a meth-
0d of ending their livers. llrr‘oe prefer"
red hanging, twp ouch by cutting the
throat carbollt atld and latrdanum.
There were three horrricldoe.
WHY FOREIGN NATIONS RESPECT
U8.
Nothing hart not America so high in
the estimation of foreign nations, arryu
Ellie Parker Butler. in Surcoea MagrtI
zine, as the adoption of barrebnil as tin.-
natlonul report. if a foreign spy warr-
ders lrrto America. necking to fathom
our real lnwardnt-se, and ut‘oa tr game
of buaeblll, any feeling of contempt
for our ncwueau gives way instantly to
awestruck admiration. At his first
(leave baseball is to him a mystery.
and it remains a myetery to trim. lie
. Melt thirty thousand own and women
enduring the tortured ot the lower re.
alone on lrot grartdslnnda. lio been a
man pick up a small white ball on hard
on I pine knot. Facing hlrn in another
man who holds a snroolh but deadly
club in his hands. Behind this aecortd
man In a third lniin whore face is hid-
den behind it bird-cage. Einddenly the
man with the ball rained one foot in
the air and shown the man with the
bit the riolo of his uhoo. The man
.i: that but seal that there are spikes In
t to role at the three and it ringer-rt hint
and be raiser hie bot to throw it at
the man with the ball. But. ah. he!
the man with the boil in too quick for
, He threw the hard white ball
at the man with the but with all bio
I «stir. The man with the bot waves
1%.” outlaw the but in the
f hall a. The betehron
"or flinch"! Will the ball kill the
at or will the Impact crush the
boil . But. see! The ball dude than
“limiting the bull In patrio-strick
sit; the boil dodged around the man;
the Bull to loot buried in the huge
Author choir addition that cover-ti the
"rid of the b can then behind the
titan! "lit to one!" pays the urn
,plre. Thirty choueend cheers! Why?
WHAT A outrun COLD MAY no.
A hummer co art it neglected In that
.. m to dov on into bronchitis or
‘ metric on at any other season. he
. heal-ct it. Take Foley: Honey
Tu promptly. it loosenl the
soothes and heal: the inflamed
‘ on and or; oi: the cold from
lyliein The Br ego Pharmacy. "
Ended—Drowningo‘
1 Ida. la.:
l
2.-—~Violorrt ;
totalled;
59 as compared with “ii for the pro'
' IilllWIIIlIII
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackemomuh E. illnt-kcy, Ili‘tltik-
ton, Marta; A. B. Lot-‘orce. Cedar littp-
III. it. Younger. Hartford; .l. l.
littr‘lelrardl. South Kent; W. l’. lirrylntI!
St. Louis; A. E. \\‘l|rt‘lrtrutt,Ir‘. Ii. ll. lit‘t
toltItle, Paul Findlay, C. .l. l-‘iltIlr. city
is. (lr‘conslelrr, itr‘ltlgoport; E. t“.
Itt‘o, Hartford; 1.. R. litrr‘lhtrtl. N. S.
\\-';lllttn I). ll. Oucnkofi.
i
new l‘tll‘
propoued uorot‘ol l M Ullruatt. pleat r
and htilousnolre. elok headaches.
sour stomach. tornld liver. to clear
up a nation complexion. and trans-
torm a bad. obnoxiotra breath into
one that lit sweet and ploaeant—wto
correct the irregularities of the
stomach and bowels—do give you .
a hearty appetite~and got. your
system in good running order. so
you can sleep well and make your
life worth living. there in one bout
ready made remedy. and it is
called-'-
FRUIT X
it is not a drastic purgatlve.
consequently you can take it at
any time during the day or night
and experience no driving or on
plonsantuese. it won‘t interfere
W In your work or leave you all
rn out afterward. and it worker
like nature works. when nature is
perfectly normal.
This In one of the leading propa-
rntion of tho Amorlcttn Dt'ngglnts
Syndicate of 12.000 responsible
druggit-tta. and next to the pre-
scription of a reputable phyalclnn,
it .a the bent and hafosl thing you
mm put itrlo your stomach—owned
your system requires a laxative
You can not} A. D. A. Fruit Lax
at any A. l) 8,. drug atom. ‘
M.“ MIIIII
wit-Sin .
lath . ‘
W‘ I
‘ CIA'I‘I N
M “iii?! on g I!
W
Thane are the local A. D. S. draugiots:
Allen. the druggict.
The Bridge Pharmacy.
The Clifford Pharmacy.
" Quittnor A Conty. PrOpI.
NATIONS MEET IN BERLIN FOR
COMMON CAUSE.
Waning Bird Life Threateno World's
Crop: and Health—Munch Born
To Help.
.\i-‘ \\ York. June 2 -'l‘o lorruubttt
piano for llhI protection tttnl lil"hril't'\i\
tlon of tho bird titration of all iIlI‘ t_Inrtir
rtIpr‘outIrtluiiwn or twenty oi the most
powerful nationa are reported hero to
dirt to ho torri‘olrltrg at the “Hit lll
totnalitrnnl tlrultlroiogirai t‘ortureee in
Berlin it‘. \t ly one til [Ito wotirl powuro
has sent the tltIirItzn v to take part to
them tltIiIlwtntlona upon the prom-duh
:prohlerrr of amino llnI t-IItmronrltallr
. \nltrtllrlc bird life oi llrt‘ nioiro. accord
inn to utlrlt‘ca juat rtIttitt-tl ul tlnr
Iltmilllilillt'lh trl lilo. \rtilonltl Adam iii
tion of Audobou rim lotion in thin city.
Art the result of this international con
‘ftIrortttI. ll exportod that contorted nt'
{lion will but when hr the nullorra to
, sure the birds of sea and land. whom
extermination threatens the health and
Ingrlt‘nllural pt‘opapor‘ily of curry pm»
i
ll ' Uniting an antiw- part
(lib .
I .tlro German capital.
pie
(lrout lirltnin. Germany. Franco.
llaly. ltuaeiu, Norway Sweden, lion-
mark. Austria llnngnrv
:iicluiuru are with the
Holland and
United statue
in the interim
tloual tIIiit‘lltillIOil of bird protection at
Art the at‘crt‘dilt‘t‘i
thin povuruurrnr.
ropicaolrtntlro of
New \t';rrk .\ l. l‘ook C (l liar! lion» \‘tiillnrrr litrltlrtIr. ‘llt'hItIlllI of the. .\2
‘ton; "lltotuus .l. hut-two”). W.
i-IDIM‘H, New Haven:
New York: F. ii. lutwtotr, city;
it: nrl
ILL.
S. St‘lllltil‘. S. R. (‘rottmx (i. A‘. Look.
New York; W. H. (‘lrnr‘ciL tity; it s
Wor‘tltur‘. Bridgeport: It. Newton, ilul»
lIllltll‘t‘, Md; F. W. Roberto. l. .loncn.
t‘lly; (‘. At‘ltctl, t‘niru. Fixynl:
atoll. NewX \“;otk ii i. Clit‘kin. .ivt‘acy
t‘ity; ll. lmuv l'ltllutlclphltr;
D. Scott. New York; w. l.. leerurnun.
Konoaltu. Wilt: (it-urge t‘. llttlruul‘.
Newark. N. J.; W. (J. Smith, ('It‘Vt‘Il'lllti,
()lrio; ll. t‘. Ci'iillliilII. New Hill/I'll:
(lruy Stevens, ("‘oncorti. N. li.; Alht‘r‘l
ll. Dot. Newark; ll hluworlh 8. lie]
dreth. W. F. Rodonborrrh H D. Mourn-
ld. Abrams, New York: J A Burg. l-.Il
lltI F;liII!I
t,‘. M. Brown, Sharon. (‘onn.; it‘. it.
Field, city; W. lttmcnhvlm. New York:
R. '1‘. Smith. Peoria. 0.; H. illltlenln-rn.
it). P. ilenaon. ti. (l. Phillipa. New
York; W M. Knapp. Standard; (2. ll.
lirlniitln New York.
A blonropo unlit. at tho ilitlfll‘llI‘”
men 'd pronenlutlon banquet to ’l‘llotnnu
A. Edition at the Plaza hotel. prnlncd
titt- lnduntry or the inventor, rum tho
t‘lrireuo Evening I’tnti
't)h." lurid Mr Edition, amilinu.
we 'd all be indtrntrloua if it were made
worth our while Too many employ-urn
give a man no interont In working hard
and then expect him to tulle an inlor-
out In hard work. Good pay or to email
eharo in the luminous that it the great
lnoiness uneciile
"A boy In a shop with one tiny owing-
lng his hammer rather longuldly when
:3“. bone. with angry looku. accosted
m:
' 'Now. then. my ind.‘ IIId the bone.
snatching the hammer away 'when i
one a men that taken his. hammer by
the end or the handle like this. and
elrliten tine hard hlommbahg. hang
like that. why i pay that than any
whore. from IT a week np'
"‘liut,‘ resumed the bone. 'wlten it
rnnn taken his hammer by the middle
this way. and striker gentle LLLLLL tap. torn»
like thin. he only goth nine a Week. and
he' a the first to be laid off when we get
niack
”The hosts. with a meaning look
then extended the hammer to the boy.
believing that he had drIVen home irls
lesson rather neltly.
"lint the boy «topped buck.
" 'Wonld you mind ehowln me new.
air. he said. ‘where i might to hold the
handle for three a week?“
lionul Assetlullorr ol Audubon riot-lo
tics in attending the touItIr‘quttI w~irt It
H. H. lllnnrootlyu he also nppottru for ”W Srullhuonian
.‘lnatilutiun tho National \Ilirlt‘lllll. tinI
... . .. , . . .. . lAmurlcnn Ulnilholoulats lnhm unti
Sf‘MM' N “ hm" 0' 0' Dairy. “ ‘1 {the Audubon organization lint-ntr
(lrapnrurr, iir‘ltlutIport: H. A. (”Him I“ lone from l-‘uypl Aualrnliu ltrunll.
ll. Lawton. t'lty; ll. W. lir‘ur‘y W LI lluuriu tlrtItIto Japan .luvu, l'ulou
Ormultl, Boston; ll. Wobbor‘ Hart illtro. Switzerland South Afrlts and
.Iot‘d; “Willi: Shear. K. H. “time. i .tlnI t‘nuurt luluuds htutI also route to
rliorlirr to voice tho totrttrrort hood of'
their countries for international arena
urea to check lilo (It‘dll‘llt'litlil of their
; valuuhlt‘ bird arteries.
8. lltIrlr- ‘
I git-til Congress are being
.lohrr .
.
Three ontlt‘tI flitt‘iillllh or the tlt-lllret'
atlonu of the international Ornitholo-
tlor‘otod to
the discussion of The |)l‘tiil‘l‘ii0li. care.
: proaer‘vutlon and nuturnillullon or the
thirds of the world.
illon of anatomy,
.. . 4 lion la Necessary"
i. Mosley. ’lor‘onlo, Canada; I
(tart-fill ooneltltIrn
bioiuy. oology. gt'tl»
graph); and puleoutokmy from the oral.
lirolortllral otatnlpttlnl in being given
by the uullorre‘ leudlnf oxpertn on bird
life. “Borne Rotators Why lllrd Proton
and "A History of
the Audubon Movement in North Am
orirn." Introduced by Mr. litrlchot‘, rut
well no “Hialo Organization for the
Practical l’ror-trliolt of lilrda.” "'l‘lro
Necessity of Stopping the importation
of Feather» by iiirti l’roterllro itoolo
lion" and “Hunting and ltlrd pl'tilill‘I
lion.“ introduced by the tltIlounltIn of
foreign nations. are some of the sub
Jttrln tirut will be taken up by llttI re
prolontntlvoil of the rmtlonu. who are
lroiu ontorlnltrnd in the tiupllul city of
the ulnar.
“Anrerienna may be nurtured that no
much program toward bird protection
run he reported from this country its
from any or the civilised countries of
the earth." nald Mr. mitt‘het‘. before-
leaving thin city or the Berlin Confer
once. "i feel euro thll the nation» will
look to on to take it lending part in the
proposed inst-notional movement to
save the valuable bird nperien from
destruction. The peoples of the world
are coming to realise the immediate
need tor preservlnk the birds that
check crop pom and audience in on
any land. By ootroorted action 1 ho
llevo much can be accomttliehed to
ward thin and which. next retirement»
of the poles movement is now normed
ed to be the most Important Illifll‘llit:
tonal nuelltloh.”
millennium the bowele. nroinoteo
easy. natural movements. ohm ooh-
tilpotlon-«Doon'e Re uleta. Ask your
lruutst tor thorn. 8 cent: a box.
Clx IIIHIRMIN DROWNID.
H'l‘. PIERRE. til neion. June ambit:
fishermen lent the r lives when the
hrlgohtlne Mauve. or Coneale. More,
ttruelr on Point Blanche. while enter.
In: lit. Pierre lit a thick to; roster
oy
i
yam It will not earn up.”
unto-ditto
in this lot will be found White M adraa Walnttngs. White and Figured
t‘urlnln Materials, Figured Silkoleneu and
Hello. lialry Capri (ilovos. iioalory. (‘orn‘nlu tic.
llontnrnlrct, those good»: are not injured lnnny way to trl‘lott thou
qrrnlltiou of kanro.
Bale begins Wednesday. June 1st, and continues as long as the goods
The N. E. Ryan Co.
South Norwalk, Conn.
loot.
86 Washington Street
- ' 8
Clean - up
It In ilro policy of thin Arturo to have at, all ilnrtIa only now,
ltiorchntrdiso ()lt‘
Moat of the goods that were. in tiny way tlnrrrnuod by our fire have been
trurlctl away to the dumping gt‘ottrrtin.
more or loan dolled during the time We have been upaot and while the store
wan helm; renovated. Such articles will be. placed on our ctIirlor tablca dur—
lag the week and marked at prices that will clone “Will out quickly.
r
QUALITY.
However,
tirelonnes,
oto
several nl'tlt-len have been
itibhona,
i ILLINOIS’ BAD ILEGWISLATORB
Bennett 8le
Phi .m In leak.
CHICAGO anti 2.-«A deposit slip.
’BIIOWADSS‘ that State Senator D W.
‘ Holtelaw, of luka.tlll., placed 82. 600 In
a Chicago bank on June 10,1900 has
been found by State a Attorney Burdko.
or. Bengamon County Hoitslow told .
1’6"de inry..thet State Beri’ator
John. Damnation. f. Chicag'. indicted
, in Sittrg’onioti our t: tor br pen. paid
him 82 Chill ”.0! one for voting for
wanton 1.0 triad tor curtail Biatca
senator.
“The no... on the deposit slip in
ltlt-rttlcnl with the time Broderick la
t-‘hurgod by i’ioltelaw with the payment
or the bribe " said Bill’kt‘t
(10V!!! rtor lienoen was quoted ytIater-
titty as saying: that there may be a
rush of legislature hooking immunity
through centennial touch are have been
made by Senator lioltnlaw and Rome
aerrtutives White, Link and Beoknrcy-
or. The governor aald that the- forty-
eix‘lir (lentrral Aesembly, which was
the one that elected inrlmer to the
Sl‘liilli‘. was “the worst and wildest
that he had ever known."
elitism
Ammo
“Authority son."
Shoe styles 0 efrom season
to season. Buy ston "Au-
thority Styles" and you can
always have that ntiotying feel-
ing of knowing your shoe.
are term: in every detail.
Comfortable as they
abovvlng- When i-loltelaw
clean. {rt-ah.
ltnclrlniz,
wont int:
Iii inner to no "
ll la moral courage that characteriz-
oa ”to highest order of lrrunhnod nrrtl
WOHHIIIIIUUO"“iIii‘ t‘trttt‘ngt- to sock and
lo spook tlrtI truth; the courage to he
just; the [‘Ulll'litzt' to he hornet. the
courage to route: ltInrpitrllolr; AIH' t'tilll"
logo to do ttrltt‘rt tltily.~~l\lt't‘ull‘s.
Al llrul thought the idea of (‘l‘t‘iw
paper m'f‘i‘ittitli'h‘r- to a wedding not-ma
jtlttl tt hit, common and cheap; but
when ourI t‘xtllllillt‘a tho churntiuuly
dainty wonder. h'lnltollnlcroa. are. for
tree by
party touteitlv lbw bride and nroorni
boulder-t tho utt‘t‘tIl :tntl bountiful tulrlo
and lronao tlm‘orurhrrrs, outI lrorrlrrs to
not» that tin-rte dainty lillnuli are not
"vironp" hi all. but llrotil rrllrnt‘tlro.
'l‘ho li‘ItiIl hit I' turn-iota for nook tin-art
Inuit south to ho yard on popular as or-
tIr.. and tho triltIiilitiii often court-s to
orre'u nritttl win-tiny it is north while
to apron-i the time anti t-ytIaluhl to
mnkr- them when an very pretty onus.
roal and imitation, can be bought for
math reasonable prior-a.
Thor-o are times in trvolr the heat
ot‘tlorcd INHIM'I‘iUIlI when it becomes n.
rIt-ksur‘y tor IIit' one who lure the work
to do to “alt-p lively": utttl this In our
of the reasons that not tlrtI lnly out-i
why 1 should not rot‘orumontl hntltrlttu
articles of tinwrtt‘c on the hack of Iht-
closet or paulrv door
hour not a throw bonnet fur tin
hairy loo oath lti his life; while many
little fines are vorr winaonrc (‘llt‘ltltit‘ti
itr thorn. lit-Irv is danger of nrnklnu the
habit-s look itke little old “truth" it it'll
on at a time u hon only tlnlrrty trttrt‘tlrn
in turproprlato.
'llto Wall!“ to who does not ponst ti" rt
blur k owning gown la Illiiiitill)! a drum
tIt‘flI or tomlorl titre may llnvv pltIutr
of lrnlitlrlonn nouns in color. but this
black one “II! he brought out many
limos to out- or the others
The ttbjotl In making lht lorry. pil
low for the «rt-'anwt t‘IlilIl' twlr‘rrit Is iii
so soon on “wooden In not tlonu ht rm
that it will told can“) when one do
Hilt‘h to t am it in the hand.
lrllrurty Rnlln act-ma to ho Ullt‘ of tho
ntoet invorml llllll‘l‘lnlu for suntan-r
lroclta and untrue. it in very soft and
pleasant to wear. is rich looking and
trimu handsomely.
'l‘lroro’rt llilIHIt‘ in all things. if men
had oarrlrwllyron.
l'erhapu tIr-vn mort- tnwful than thtI
workbaakot in the mowing at‘rt’t‘ll-"i'
one has to rltooau between the two.
for the laltt-r will hold in tin vnrloua
pockets a good uupply of sowing and
intruding. And a feature ol‘ the terror-us
that ulwnyu appealed to me was the
row of pink for holding untold and
keeping ilrtInt unmixed and unaunrlotl
Mun when tin-tr ends were not fasten
ml.
GLAD TO RECOMMEND THEM.
Mr. It}. Woultley. Koltonto. lnd.. says:
"All" lakiilll Fbloy Kidney l'.'llin tin»
severe hot-kathc left are my kidneys
lit-came atronkrr. the ntwrtdlona natur
Ill and my bladder no longer pained
the l mu grind to rmmtnrend Foley
Kidney l’illa“ in a yellow pnrkagu.
Thu “lItIlt‘ Pharmacy.
w-w. .. e»...— .
Lire eavmoe ocean or. .‘
www-
clumo hum... me No rent-t rn‘
Blake and Kept Money in Volt.
CHICAGO. .inno buttock ot‘ faith In
bttnlut and the are of at old vest an
I doponitory root Dominick Renato his
iifa's nylon at no. Tuesday. nono-
lo placed the money in the rookie now
her or hilt vent and hurt it on the bark
of the kitchen door of Ill homo. ills
with eruption the store. lilting on can
brunet with the hot coals. A poddler
dome-aloha. itttotiltod‘lhe vent lrom tho
the inc-inborn of the worldlnx'
no NORTH MAIN STREET
UNITED GROCERY CO.
lltIco‘s just the very articleI
lravt- l‘ou looking for. An
OAK
CHINA CLOSET
at a t‘Ilt‘flp price. Small mirronahnpt-d
glam; shins: just the right size. Looks
like a twenty dollar clrlnn clonal.
A'Bargain at $13.50
w
MITCHELL, UNDERTAK ER
F. A. MITCHELL
HOUSE FURNIIHEN
CORNER WALL AND HIGH
NORWALK. CONN.
are etylieir.
you
Gun met .rl Coll
New 'iirpoo" Last.
Our new Spri and
Summer models are let:
Come in and see them
‘ A
Two Stores,
Norwalk. So. Norwaik
CttyNattonal Bank
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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TRANSACTB A GENERAL IANKINO
BUOINEBB .
B. K.
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horwallt Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
Capitol Surplus and Profits
81 00,000.00 ' .1 17m
Bate Dopoolt Iona. 88 and 88 nor your.
EDWIN H. NATHEWSON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP.‘1It Vice-Fri.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice-
Pros.
WlLl-‘RED BODWELL, Cochin
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mothewoon Henry anymour
John H. Knapp Oamuoi Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wall-o. Marvin
Chriotlon Iwaru John H. Light
Prod H. Rowan
PHONE :43
NEW YORK. NEW HAVENVO
HARTFORD RAILROAD
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TIME TABLE.
to Effect November 8. 1908.
BUCKOL‘T SUED FOR $5.000
Action for Alloged Slander Brought by
Gifford Aokoraon
A bit" for alandrr which in an In
in Spr‘lnxtlnio
tIlHlIllRl John F
.\t-koraon. n Sptlurttlale youth Ml
At‘kt‘lflllll allotted that \lr. littoklttrtrl
hold tiltern slanderous things or irirn.
In illel prouont‘c or \lr and Mra Hot
has hot-tr
on May rial. iilltl. The alleged utter-
nhrra are unlit for print.
.\lr. Aokoruon is thtI young
.\lr. liurkhuut declared was uttt
ing with Mien lilntlyn Van Si‘li‘t‘l'.
the Friday preredln the row whichI
led to tho arroat to Mr iiurklroul
The young lady dtInitItl llrut alto w.aa
and it was after this denial that Mr
ilnckhout in alleged to have said,
thhiutt to which young Mr. Ackoruon
takes objection. lie nuke 86.000 darn
anon.
man
t‘ id
(ill
PAPER
New Geode now to
dioclr. Prices are no
higher, than iotit year.
door and it fell into the httcket. With
in a low nurtured Ronnie's pile of billn
were reduced to cohort. He. will oltlpi
the charred bits of'hls money to the
Treasury Department In the hope that
he will be reimhuned. lie honoured to
United Billet! oommlseloner heater
and were to an athdovlt explaining}
the cirrrttnolannen under which nix;
81th) .bliln two 860. two no. a 85 and
two 81 bills were burned. I
"That 8747 watt All i itttd in that
world." said iterate. When I been
money again i will out it In a bank
E. E. Gotham
Decorator
10 Find Street. Bait Norweilt
Telephone .452
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llut‘klrout by llll‘fur‘tla
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lwrl w. \‘on St iver. their t‘hlltlmn. and:
Mitts Mun Whorlo. or South Not-walk”
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BRANDEGEE To INVECTIGATE
“THIRD DEGREE. "
Connecticut senator Appointed by
vice- Pruidotrt to Important Probe.
w -\t:illlNG’l‘th 1). t'. June 2-»
rittnalor ilrundogoe. New London. was
chosen today by Vice-Pnuldont Sher-
nrun to conduct a senate investigation
of the practice of the “third degree“
method of examining prisoners by the
iiOIIl‘fl. Senator Curtis was the first
chairman of the subcommittee but
declined the position on account of the
probable necessity of spending the
summer ilr travel.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
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8:62. T:20. 7:46. 8:18x. 8:61x. 9:108.
9:87. 10:30x. 10:52:. 11:29.
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6:362. 6:602. 6:40. 6:602, 7:182. 7:622.
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10:20.
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6:501. 7:12. 7:422. 9102,1038.
new YORK T0 count NORWALK.
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BOOTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
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i: 28. 6: 11.6: 102, 8:46.712”): 9: 182.
11:18. 8:49 and 1:28 on Bridgeport.
Touching
Tire Troubles
only.
A ilil raftuttnd.’"r to:
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We be: to announce the lam!- 9:11. 10:23:. tutti
iii-6102, 6:48. tziox. 8:29.
lotion of a Complete Equipment 5.481.
for Tube Vulcanizing, It the more nonwam To onuouav.
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and company sou-m "outwit; ‘ro cotton.
to mu. or. NOIWALK 1‘"
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