ll ' EIITHIIHIHBTIII
0VEH IIIB BILL
Hollows first Ills Proposed
it Measure storming Proced-
urli Is It Good Move
W
WASHINGTON
Renreé‘oniiitlre liIiIP Is Hil'm‘ll le'IxtliiIIiia‘s;
In over his resolution lntIoduced in
f Intuition l of so brute schedules in
f law Jill out "clients; the
, hole“ direction to debate. despite the,
large of uncoxxstitutionallty, whi‘oh‘I
tiIIi claims that though th
Henaie hus constitutionality the right
to free untendni‘out of rs‘vsu‘ue bills
nt from the House. by agreement in
int iesplutimt it can forage that
ht in certain cases
‘ Predict its Defeat.
“The resolution has been discussed
obtxsldorubly in the lh‘st live or three
aye. our! the xonccnsus of opinion
ems to le| thul the proposed concur
nt resolution is constitutional, but
Ilbt practicable That is, that neither
once. but especially the senate will
nsent to ulinegute its privileges. 'l'he
desirability of such an ugxeelncnt as
1‘ Hill proposes is generally ucced
00. but like many other altruistic leg-
iiilatlve propositions, when it comes.
it} the vote members predict. it is
sure of defeat. ..
Re resentatlve Hill himself hardly
one s it Lto pass both House and
donate to sdsdlon. in fact, he
illnki'ngl ttle effort for its immediate
dbnalderation at the present time But
he has great house for Its success in
the future and regards its lntroduc~
lion at this time as the first step in a
«Mullins winch shun educate both .
the country and donates: to the fully
or the present method of tariff xevl
‘1an ixixd point the way toward safe
lino sane revision oi duties from time
to tithe as conditions change
ls Cohatltutllinsl.
in defending the constitutionality of
the resolution Mr Hill said to his in
terrogator:
"You can get drunk can't you? You
.have the right to do so, if you want
to. haven't you?
Cheess Notto Drink.
' "But do you got drunk? No! And
why? Because you choose not to ex-
el‘dise that right. for reasons best
Imox'vn to yourself. You are not ob-
liged to‘ get drunk bccnusc you have
the right.
“So with this resolution. The Son;
stones the right to unabridged um-
endrnent to House bills raising reve-
nue. "l'et. no one can deny that by a
concurrent resolution such, as mine
they may “route that right by
agrement with the House. They can
voluntarily surrender it for purposes
understood in the resolution.
“Amendments affecting the thrift
on peanuts can still he offered to a
hill changing the duty on steel by any
aehltor. but if the majority has or.
cepled this resolution hey can not be
considered in the Senate. The resolu-
tion does xlot affect any senator's
coastitutional right to offer amend
meats, but, If he is not with the ma-
Jority he can not get them passed.
Mel-sly a Rule.
“The resolution will not be Inu-
When udopted; it will be merely it
rule governing procedure in congress.
hit each body can make its oun rules
under the constitution or agree on u
joint rule
"I shall still insist that the resolu-
tion is strictly constitutional and the
only way to take the tariff out of poll;
tics."
SUMMER' RESORTS.
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Road' I Manual lssusd.
Concise and helpful information for I
tbs man who is planning a slimmer vs-
cotton for himself and family is con-
tained in the Manual 'of Sunuuer Re
00m just Issuediby the pllutiger do.
purlmout of the New York, New Hurt-n
and Hartford Railroad company
More thltn a thouslind simmering
pldcss in Ithe most charming sections
or New England are mentioned in this
book. It tells the vacation seeker how
to reach theso‘plhces. it gives the
names and locations of the best hotels
antbosrdlng omelet. together with
their rates and it contains much other
information that will prove helpful to
- the summer touriit. .
Titsuxxuxmor Mutts of New England
nabbed by the lines of the .sBW York,
New 11 von and Nutford railroad coin
holly ffcr manifold attractions to va-
cationibts It s the combination of
nibufftiiin sea shore and country that
makes southern New Englsnd such a
charming place for It summer vacation
Here are the Connecticut shore re
aorta, offering endless opportunity for
the enjoyment of lining. saillny and
list . Here are the Berkshire Hills.
Sb- ins easterly from New Innan
9 'sunxmer retreats of Watch llili
Biotiltg‘sia nu. Na aganselt Pier New
‘srtha'u ney‘urd, Nantucket
IIIIaBIu'd' s Bay and Caps ed.
'1‘ o Etts‘actlons of those places are
illliitl'f'su ind set forth in an alluring
I? hlthe New Hailed road' a 8‘00““-
devoted to these resorts. to read
of hblml‘inalrss you want to psclt
. suit lorthwlth lo the
flit. 80:111. j is‘Hav sn.
. one It NIII‘I-IYXIATID.
W BRIT ,June its-«When Mrs.
.1. {Austin went so the room of her
2??” YW‘I 0 d .12).“. Atl‘hort Arthur.
nu o'o a thorn n .
so ”found the room '
from an encoder and tile body of her
in Mouth. Ixs report of Mad
his 3 t divas accidental
its young man was
machine room of the
f - otor Vshiefs Corporation and
night gave a party at his home to
. mutation which lisd come
its factory. He Was the
:ding linen and there is no
o‘er: w to to base a theory of
habits are sent tires
floral passenger
(It
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0 H0000 VIII» 1315th My erldlfik I'oli"
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Illlsd with gas.
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Men‘ u
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IMPERSONATES A DOG.
—.——-
Phil Gwyer. the Original Buster Brown
Tigs. at A. Dickerman’s.
I’lxil ilwycr, who is now playing the
part of line In IIIi‘ lluxil-r llrou‘n uudI
fine not in llickcruiuu‘u chat window
In the dry goods slow on Washington
street, claims first he is the best dog!
.n the business llrI is n aluuli man
and is an cilpert in the uulmxxl luxpcx-
sonarion line. He pulled run so "sous
Iin the Hippodrome us a lion and one;
ilben in valliloxlilc In il-uulm llrowul
land 'I‘lae‘ it won wiliic on the roud'
lulth this letter company that be uu-i
President llaxls oi the Hunter lirlxxxu.
mills which xxxe situated In (‘lxuliu
minim, Tenn. President fluvis told him
in come in him llflcx‘ his season linxl
ended Willi ibis colxxpuxiy and in- “will!
give him it good IIIIHIIIUII. Mr Mills
bud been trying for u yx-ilr lo pct unluc-
.oue who uould just xxxllt IlIlIl lull had
not seen unlouc llxut just rilIlIuI him
until he «nu Mr. time:
i When (lwxcr‘ s season in the \llllfil' .
illlix ml wmx llilisbcd bl “fill in so
lhlr ilnxis uho Illlploxmi Illlll on ilch
spot.
(‘lwyel (IilIIllil that he run bulk ioud- i
it'l lllliI xxxon- nuilxlnllx that ho is
lslrongxor and smaller uixll that ho cxxu;
ariuully do more in the silin' than
any other mun In IIH‘ business.
I (lulsc Iiucltloy. who is taking the
part of liuulcx in the act, nus round
by Guyor ixl ll muting picture show In ;
(liens Pulls. N. 1'. lie xxnu cmployed‘
there as a singer and has it fine iouol
mice The little man is. "” years old i
is 42 Inches in height nnll u‘cluliu but ‘
7:3 pounds. The boy Illii-l been with
iiwyor but two weeks llllil is certainly
making good in the act.
The act is playing todlly and played
yesterday III the store of A. illckcrmuu
in ii. “Illusion direct. 'l‘hcx lilo hurt-
to demonstrate the merits of lbo IIllIl
tor llrown stockings
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WHAT A woman COLD MAY 00.x
A summer cold If neglected is JilllII
all not to develop into bronchitis or
pneumonia as at any other season. Do
not nwlect It. Take lx‘oluyhi Honey
and Tar promptly. it loosens tho.
cough. soothes and heals the inflamed
illr passages and oxpels the cold from
the system. The llrldlto Pharmacy. “
VALE STUDENTG FINED.
NEW HAVEN. Jllhe 4.~—-“I‘fimui scien-
tific 'acbool students who ware arrested
for taking part in a riot. soIcslicd, st
Ssvln Rock. last Tuesday night. went
to the West Haven town emu-t yestera
rill and Jointly contributed s total of
ti 4 In tines. costs and properly nam-
sgo. One booth merchant at the Rock
illol 830. another no for a suit of
clothes, another 83 for a torn shirt.
and two others 02 each for damaged
clothing. After the students had paid
up they were told to return to college
and behave themselves.
M
MW“
MUNDIRID AND BODY BURNBD.
CHICAGO June 8~l Irecliy access
the street from the Oh cage heard of
Trade John lumen janitor of the Kent
Building. on s srmsn street. was mur
dosed lllrl t sy in his sleeping susrl
wants is charred body was found
following a fire which dldlconsiderhble
damage to the styrxoture. Apparently
Larsen was beaten until he was holo-
less and hill assailant then set fire to
the room. leaving the victim to die In
the names. A short time previous Lor-
son had been heard In an angry dis-
Men‘s All Wool Suits.
7.80 to 28.00.
1.5000 4.00.
in uumbcx of those bonds that
, lIll
1‘
'ltllllllli'lli'r'd and the securities
mas
Open Monday anti
Ssturday,ngilts
sIf
Alterations. FREE
..
1.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
.1
h Grade Clothing
Our aim is to give you clean
made. styliili. nice tilting clutliing.
See our goods, ask for our terms
and then YOU. will realize the ad-
, vantage of trading with us. Our
clothing is Unionfmade and we
guarantee every garment sold.
$1.00 a week will fit you out
from head to foot.
Willi-Lil's Clothing
Women 9 Hi} lish Suixu,
M. I“...
s Clothing
12.00 to
ncy’ 8t School Suits.
1.08 to 8.00. 1.98 to 18.00.
Youths' Nobby Suits, “mnimolofiiHHHIHOVHIl‘mS'
7.50 to 20.00. ‘: ' - '
Millinxxry,
“a“ "“‘3- 2.50 to 20.00.
2003.00.
and 110le Shoes.
12510
If at any time you buy anything here that does not give entire satisfaction. return it and we will
refund your money or cheerfully exchange the goods.
\i'oxxxcn's Stylish Skirts.
.W'llmtill'ti and Children's
tlhoel,
40.00.
4..00
10 So. Main St.
So. Norwalk. Conn.
POWER COMPANIES TO UNITE
AND SEEK A FEDERAL CHARTER.
Northern Connecticut Light and Power
Co, Wins From Connecticut River
Co. Windsor Locks. qu Mlitor
i ll Amlcably Settled and Both
Will Continue.
liocul investors who lurid Iiillllli’. oi
IIII‘ Northern i‘uxlllectlcxxl Light xxnd
l'oxrx‘x lumpnnx ”III ilxmc ulc quilt-
hiliv
lixen placed about the till by u local
luokcxxlilc house will be ilnlnenstly it
llmml lu It‘lllll that the light bolster-Ii
the Norxlllllu (folxtltxcticxli company hills
IIO‘J‘II illlIItillli'VOI'lIy settled null the den;
of {more Illltd allilllwd on both ihcuv
f‘illll“t‘l‘liix’.
’l‘ixx- cuinpurxiuu will join in dnmmllxn
llxc l‘inl null x‘t‘ll‘ail doing that not to
(filf‘h rilIlci'.
'I'Iil:i'xillilex'lil'lll Iili‘t'f'
our ill Windsor Locks which in
lcourxollcli bx tbx- i‘oilius xlnd ullillx
lure IlilII u lllilllf I llxulxl-l for those Ill
I4 IIPNII‘LI Ill it
(Iti'l a will ago the Nolilltlix l‘on-
xrcctirut l. trim and Penn company our:
foruull xxillx the “I!“ of putting some
i or the benefits of n the! obese pou-
~l might be utilircd
pul- poulxxx
A clllli'icr was olilrllllx-ll ix'xxm fIlt'
siulc uud IIII' uxllc of «lock uud bonds
were
for xxxmnlcrr iul
I-uuorly snapped up.
The bond» pity {I per cent, and the
principle iii payable in December. 1907.
They uro now selling. for ubout his.
and interest und not the Investor uboul
:I I.» pt-I (rill
It is likely that there will be a sharp
rise in their mine on account of the
\\li\ being cleared for the company in
no (11101111.
'lixl- illiul loltlxl mops limo not \xi
been completed but till-lo scents to ho
uu pxobulxility of the negotiations full
lim lllmulrlx Their rousudxmuiion
luonns illul there will be u now dam
built uvar thc southern end of Klutt' I;
island with ll lot It providing; adequate
ly for lixlvlitlltloll. free of foils and
maintained b the xxxoveuiout. ’i‘hu
cunai iii Win sor Locks will gel the
calm; illnoilul of Water which it now
receives. but till‘ now dam will insure
the doxoloptncnl. ii is osllmaied of a
total ol’ about '15. (llill hoxuc powor. This
will mono u lot or client) power for
Springfield and will ulvo this city the
thing nxosi hooded ill competition with
other cities for new luduslrlcii which
find the comparatively high cost of
power in the city the only serious oh
tactics to location there '
The Connecticut River Com yhssi
agreed to iurn river to the ortharn
rights and all of its real estate north
of the I‘llIli‘OltiI bridge between Wind.
nor Looks andwarehmlse Point. on
both sides of ' the river. including
.Kiuus lslund. For this concession.
which is umplc to allow the develop
merit of navigation and power when
the federal charter is soonrexl.‘ stock
Imdd s large sum in cash have been
mid
Precisely what the terms are could
not be learned. but the cash payment
is understood to have been betwuén
8300. 000 and 0500 000.1%: controlling
Interest of the connectlcui lilyer com;
puny. held by the, (iodine will be roir
resented in the directorate of the
Northern Connecticut Company.
m
stain on his shirt, front." it In only the
sure with an unknown man who had
emanliod money. ‘
vulgar rich that its fund of such .dillx
play. "—-l~iouston Post.
i
company is
, his boss-u lens, 08 end 85 on your
"Molt at that old man with the use d
BASEBALL TALK OBJECTED TO.
NEW VIAVEN. Julio ll. «Strong coir
xlcllxuurlon of tlxv prucxicv union}; Nil-
ix-grx Illliii‘llnII plnxors of hex-ping up u
xulltilulr tins of lillllllit‘nl lixillnit ti.
immi- is given In the lull.- llalLI NI "i-IH
icxlai .\lii‘l multimillion illut ullllc
such lll‘llf‘III‘i' oils common or fill"
llliixl anions professional but! li'lilllil as
well. lllx» lxcsl prxxl'x‘loslnnul roams lmxc
,tllsl‘xxrdlui It liocrxuuc or its ullsurxiili.
tho Nun‘s l-ulItlnxlcs: ”If the bee!
lriiixxs In the couiiit’y can play good
bull wtibolxi IIIP assistance Hi this flow
of null. It would seem that its use is
not cssluitiul .to the playing of wi-
it go ninxs. uud that it might \i' l) xxull
Ill' disiwtlucd Mill 'l‘lxr victtirx of u
silent ienux, morcovcr, orcr loudly-
lIiixtllmI opponents in u peculiarly do
Ilixhii‘ul OI'IIIHIIID. And no our- vxxls
cwr lxiurlcx'x-d from playing thl' ltuxuc
for all It “as wurili'liy kin-plug Illi-l
mouth closed."
illi IIIIIIIII'S run:
We
"Authority Styles”
Shoe styles chain c from season
to season. Iiuv slstun "Au-
tluiriiv ixtl let" and you can
always has e that satisfying leek
lug oi Itnuwlug your shoes
are rorrmin exeryaictail. ..
Comfortable as they
sis stylish.
i4
qu‘I’Il 3'31.th
.- Our uewSp and
- .. miner modslsm rs
Corns in find see them .1 A.
Two Stores.
Namath. . So.Norwsllt
CityNédohdzutni
acorn IiioIIWALit. noun. .~
l‘ . . , ,
runners A SINIRAL sinuous
susxrlsss .
' puss-u..-
cs‘ itsl . surplu‘s and MI.
simgosoo r 011W
1, w
[WIN It: MATNIWIION. PM
40H" I4. RNA”. 1st ViosxPrsa.
":3an II. ROWAN. the Vice
WILflIID IODWILL. cashier
DINIOTOIII
t. H. Mathewson New
aim H. Knapp
Josiah It.
christian
Osman!
“mud ill-ultimo
antic dx WsIIses Marvin
islllp oi‘ the
till liliilllli If
illlillllll Ill illiliillill
Dispute OIEIf Ownership oi 01d
. Shipydrd Brings Out Some
Rsmluisconses
The case of Adeline. Wheeler attains-xi
lxxlxls lixoun involving the owner-
whirl; is now lit-lug tried befoxd’ ludgc
Wheeler ill till; superior clixxlx of New
Haven 'ls bringing out It Itooli xlxiul of
reminiscent testimony. dealing with
tho old nlxuls of the town.
morning there was interesting anec-
dotes of the uses of the property in
question. going bulk to the. time when
. tho uppuruills fur tart-lug semen was
erected iliorc,'xxnli everybody who had
uelncs to be lurrod brought them
down to the plucc. A son of Bnmuel t1.
Peck, who hasn‘t lived in Milford
sluces lii’ll. wxxu on ‘tlxc aloud yester-
tlny
Zxxrlxcr. told ol' the luri'iulg process.
Seine Tarring Apparatus.
“i went away from Milford In
lil’ll." lxv shill, "but I can remember
(but for u long time they had thr-
soinedurrixrit uppnrutulx there. The
plucu wux-x sort of it public property
and run buck its for as u ferxco, or the
l'fli‘lliitulitx' of o fence. which I can Just.
rch-nxin-r when I was a boy."
“Won't you tell the court about this
rnrrixxn plant?"
“I run Just remember it, There was
a bio. put for the fur, will; a fire under
it. Right hesidc that was a big reel
that they used to wind the seines on.
It stood like fills," and Mr. Peck
hold a forefinger erect. "'l‘lxey un-
wound the sclnos rind dipped them ill
the pot and then piled them up and
left ihcln there till they dried out."
"No one else except the lit’llli: Inch
bcIlcfit ed in illil'l’."
Good for Consumyillves.
"Wlxl‘ y.cs ‘thc conulltupilxcs used
to t‘illllil riliun there to breathe the
fumes, i can remember when it was
usodfor it built landing. too."
Mr Perk was on the stand for the
greater port of the morning session
Wednesdux aficrnoon the Milford town
ruxtilxlu extending buck for nearlx 300
yruru wrrc brought into court; ltlso
copies of the charter. hidden in the
Charter (Ink xxx llllrtlortl nud docds
Ilulcd 150:. and 171.1. the lulu-r sign
ed Il\ lluxcxnor Nulsionsiull. The (‘iiBl'
mil lw nxtlxtd 'l‘lilsduy
CHINESE LOAN.
NEW HIRK. Illilt! The con
summation of tho 830003.000 Chinese
loan for railroad building by American
and European bunkers. is contingent
upon the libilii) of the (‘lxlneso- gov
ornnxxxnl to raise the money at home
This new phase or the Chinese louu lu-
itoillliluns were lllildc Ixhou'n by It I’
Davidson, nix-mixer of the firm of .l
P Morgsn‘ Ex Company, who one u
puss-Inger on the Lusitania from Rur-
opc, "My nominations in Paris in rc
gard to the Chinese loxlu llixx'e been
urnixwully successful.” said Mr, liux'l»
son. "We have tentatively urrnmtcd
for a lluln.of 880000.000 for the com-
uxI-nxcnwixl or building operations or
two trunk line ruilrouds in (‘lenu. one
running lltll'ill and south froth llml-
kow to (‘nntom unxi iixxx other cast uu:.
west from llnnkow to Schx-uzenn.”
“we! n. I... m...“ -
cutoutsrzs'é Fill:
‘91 griazmlu 149.10
' on
I'll out It howl am Mal.
"1.th pith lilo. till".
all. a
0 II "Infill “Influx”, so
yssnlmmxullm hat-It. Almihrtlstls
5010 BY M00195 HUMMER!
i3
New trienxhawnhyeuo
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
an.“
In Effect November 8. 1000.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW VONK
A. M.~i:l:53x. 5:08;. 5:411. 0:08
8:52. 7:20. 7:46. 8:18x. 15:51:. 0:10:
9:37, 10:20:. 10:03:. 11:29.
P. M.~i2:63:. 2:50s. 3231. 5:08:
5:16x. 5:50x. 8:40. 6:501, 7:181. 7:431
9240:. 10:29.
lunalya.
A. M.-—12:581. 15:07:. 5141!. 8:51
10:20
P. 'u.«-xi:ss. mu. moor.
5:on, ms. 7:43;. oxlox, 10:18.
NEW YORK ‘ro SOUTH NORWALK
A. hf.—-18:fl0x. 4:49. 5:45, 8:45. 7:40
8:502, 9:152. 10:08:. 10:05. 11:00:
11:03.
1:06. 8:00l. 3:57
0:50
P. M.«—12:081.
3:82;. 3:56. 4:83. 0:02, 5:25x. 5:27
mills. 0:08. 8:03x. 0:30.11:00:.
Iundsys.
A. Ila-13:00! 8:00. 7:30, 0:158.
10:08:.
P. M.~—6:08:. 5:04. 0:01;. 7:00.
8:303. 11:00:.
IOUTI'I NORWAIIK TO N‘W
AVIN.
A. Sir-18:10:. 1210!. 0:10.
'I‘: 87 8:50.10:Hlll. 1.1: 18!. 1117.
P. Lit-12 09!. 1: 31. 0:118. 8. 311.:
4&20 6:1:10x 0:.40 7:10:. 9:182.
1'1 :18 :40 and “I: 80 to Bridgeport
only.
Undsys.
A. tun-12:10:. 1:101. 7:45.
9:11.10228x. 11:118.
1'. M.:—-01tls. 0:48. 1210:. 8:24.
0:403. v
souril activists ro numb.
1II.:~110!.0:.80 8..“ i: on.
p. M..-—-l 25. .:x 03:0:10738.
. so
A M.-1120.0:10
r. town so’. ..
DANBURY TO ’IOU'I'I-I NORWALK
IIAHO Bil—6 55, 7: 35. 830.111.1111.
hit-«4 10: 0: 888.8: 80.
Iundsys.
A. M.~7:ss. .
M.-0:001. stalls.
AW
SOUTH NORWALK to
“Ali. Mat—10110. 1:16. 0:15. 10:".
IOI‘I‘ON.
srth John ‘ll. u
r. «in-In: on: it out. {Intuit
um i Motions”.
old shipyard" ill Mill-.oid I
Youtoxdui '
and being questioned by Judge
wwu- Wan-Jew w w...
on UP—TO-DATE
Do you realize libero Is no stringer myth or
you should use a coal to e? 01H: ches or than cool
is light If an easier to until to}. rid ves in misuse
heat. rovl led ydu have the II t have 011 la more
. Have you seen the
‘.
economies“ cleaner and, 933 trouli
dc-
Tho accompanying illu‘st'ratidn gives you only a rough idea of
its appearance. You really can't appreciate! it until you either
“'0 Ii YOIIMII. or talk to aomaons who has used it. It does eyes” that
a coal tongs will limp: Ilsa! the room. The New Perfection Oil obit-
Btovs will do anything. from hsatln
kettle of water to tilting a co m
dinner. but it won’t heats *room. it
doesnt “smell. " It doesn'tI woke. I!
Can't get out of order. Light It and it
to ready. Turn It down and it is out.
Only a woman who knows the trouble
at carrying coal and cooking in a hot
Ichen can apprsclsts what I means to
have a clean. erfllct stove that will
cook anything. oil, bake or foul. and
et won't heat the kitchen. Howls it
one? The flame is controlled in tur-
uolseobluo enamel chimneys. and
Hirecled against the bottom of Pot. Pm.
kettle or oven. and only there The
flame operates exactly when it is hooded
—-and nowhere else. With this stove
your kitchen is cool.
The nickel finish with the bright blue
of the chimneys makes the stovs orna-
mental d attractlve. Made with 1.2
and 3 l: run; the a and Maxim:
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REV. REYNOLDS DECLINES CALL. BLEACHED FLOUR CASES.
_ KANS SAS ClTY. lune 3~~Con-
Advent Christian Church Pastor to Re-liinuing his testimony? as an expert
main in East Norwalk. .on the chemical effect of bleaching
After three xxx-cits of deliberation, flour .1 H Shepard of the Stair» Agri-
Rex lzcsllu I“ Reynolds, of the Adxent cultural College of South Dakota, in
Christian Church. has declined the the F ederal Court here today. said
coil to Ruilund. VL 'I'he unanimous that flour bleached by the Alsop pro
desire of his people belt- for him to cess conld not improve with age on
remain prcx'nllcd against the induce less the flour had not been bleached
motifs of the Vermont offer. The an "up to its absorbent capacity It has
nountcnxcni oftlxlu docisiouvlns recelv been shown that the flour seized by
ml with plcasxxrl In. the mrxnx frlx nds ; llxc gmerumenl in the case on hearing
of .\ii. Reynolds and family iaas bleached by_ this proress.
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Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roofs
But the preparation culled' 'Nererleak' is not. suitable for stopping
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The show tortillnonl «as given under oath at the injunction hears
lug in tho Stamford Court April 11.1910.
We offer the Century Compound at 50c PER GALLON and gust.
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I‘ he Century Roofing 8: Manuiacturing Co.
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