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filiilAVlTiitssn ..
SUPPOSTQ opp]-
arm rillsoll
‘ it Woulli‘lniilrs 09: State
’ this s ..
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Ihl» l-
.was ‘
shalom anon» arri-
J has that is prohibit‘the shipment
im aluM: a re. "0 .‘ I'i rhinitis
‘odllwmdgllg let' mer‘l‘tall t2) the id
rests of the state of Connecticut, the
out of directors of the state prison
Whethegsiisld has,” sled .t0 the.
embers ‘of‘ the (lonuect out congres-
.gionsl delegation‘to oppose legislation
“ thstond. “ " “ ‘
, l.Bilt°n..34°'i vitamins.
it is stated. in a resolution forward;
, to Washington, that the income
iii-tn the sale bi goods made at the
‘ hethersheld institutionfietrsy tubal
. the spouses of that institution thus
ilsving the taxpayers of the burden
maintenance. The directors de-
f. re that goods so produced do not
umpote With free labor. and do not
dersell similar articles made by free
hly-Lbor. Finally. the practice is deioud-
ed as the greatesinaid to the physical
a d moral welfare of inmates of the
i Btitntlon.
Bill In Question.
fil'i‘he only measure of the sort re-
lfhmtil W by the directors i one In-
. t odho‘ed ,by Representative ustin oil
’. abscissa, It provides that no car-
’ifier of interstate commerce shall,
nsporl or accept for transportation
he products of any factory or mine
iii which'conviets are employed, or
1"???“le to work..when offered by
t aperson or corporation owning or
operating-thereof. Ior transportation
intosny, other state or territory other
than the one in which the gods are
produced. Fines and imprisonments
ars'provided as punishments for vio-
lation oi‘the proposed sot. This bill
has not yet ben reported out from
that committee on interstate and For-
eign commerce.
The resolution of the prison .nuihor-
Itios‘ is as follows: “Convinced that the
various bills now pending in congress
to restrict or forbid the interstate
transportation oi prison-made goods
are. detrimental to the public Welffll‘t‘
I Connecticut. earnestly urge the son-
tqrs and representatives from this
Willie to oppose the/measures. it“ on.
Allied, the proposed legislation would
seriously direct productive industry in
the state prison.
_ . Maintain ths Prison.
. “Atpresent about ‘425 convicts, rop-
res'suting approximately one prisoner
to ‘each 2.470 inhabitants of the com
played. and the revenues derived from
their labor during the past fiscal year
footed up ”6.570. Their earnings dl-
frayed the bulk of the cost or maintain
in; the institution, and thus relieved
the taxpayers oi? a material burden.
The economic and competitive effect
of this penal labor on the ircc labor
of the state is insignificant, and the
. products of Connecticut convict lu-
dusiry do not undersell articles or a
similar grade made by free workmen.
Steady Employment Needed.
“Tile wit of man has dm‘inud no of:
factive substitute for steady cluploy-
ment In prison. Regular work its
essential to the physical and moral
welfare of the convicts. Enforced idle
nous begets bodily and mental deteri-
oration; dcvoiops vice and insanity:
retards. lfin truth it does not wholly
prevent whatever improvement prison
ors might othchise be susceptible oi;
inflicts a needless penalty on the tax.
payer. and creates many administra-
tive dliilculties without producing any
compensating advantages to the slain
and its people. Legislation which sc-
riously hampers productive prison in-
dustry is injurious to t 9 general wol
fare. and the directors eliovo that not
only the dictates of sound public policy
but also lliI‘. wcliaro of tho convicts,
Whom the stale Is not only rightly pun-
ishinx. but striving to restore to its»-
itti citizenship. demands the defeat of
the pending bills.
“Very truly yours.
“THOMAS D. WELLS.
“Secretary.
LEFT ALL TO ONE BON.
The Other One is Satisfied With Jo-
seph Loth's Will.
The will of Joseph both. a silk rib-
lion' manufacturer who had been a
member of. Temple i‘Inlunu-El. in
New York. for forty .v.curu and was
known anvlhe “slimmer president" of
the cousreaution from the tart that
he always presided in the summer.
leaves all lllii estate to his son ilor-
nsrd and gives nothing to his widow.
Fannie both, of 519 West tooth
street: his on Henry A. both of no
West Bovolltyuiinih street. or his
daughter. Mrs. Louise Sicilol, of 53.8
Weill. Mlllh street. Bernard was also
appointed executor. . .
.. In my A. will said last night that
his. titer was a man of sound mind
up to the day, or his death and that
the pyili doubtless represents his view»
unto What he wanted done with his
pro arty.
. ‘“ y mother will never want for
anltlhlnu as long as i ire.” he said.
, ll“! both sneceede’ his father an
' 5.1.“
,.,,. orhartl' In ill, the, real enlato
Luella? affide'cesse Wt liftlfi‘iuitil‘ly
,. , _e,,sr it till it in
"his . re_i.i.Norh:lit. ' p
’ ."J‘todsiui it"; in marital" 0.
Over a milieu and a he i a lobster
i'ry were. liberated lust sturdsy in the
soundioif Clinton. “Sheridan along
stators Think That is Restrict
-ll'll!lilil Wilt)
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. REN
LILLEv‘s sour: TA
oven av COMPANY.
-~‘---s
Organized by Decehssd‘s Widow and
Sons With a Capital Stock of $9.000.
In the allies of the. secretary of
state. yesterday, there Was filed a cer-
tificate of the incorporation of the
George L. I.illc_\' company. The cer~
tillcnte states that the. purpose is "to
take over all the real and personal
property of the estate of (looms 1..
killer. late of said Waterbury. dc-
oensed. to acquire any and all other
real and personal property deemed
desirable, to hold, manage. invest, ro»
ont'nnlbcr such property in ihc same
manner and to the same cxicni as it
natural pol-son lawfully may. and to
engage ill any and hit kinds of lawful
intuitions. cxccpting such as is or may
hereafter be pi'oilibitcd by the laws oi
the state." The autumn of the cap:
ital stock is mono, divillcti into till
shores each of the par rubric of Slim
'l‘lll- corporation shall commoner'buu~
mess on $l.iiliil. 'l‘hc lilt‘tli‘lltll‘tlltll'a
are: Mrs. Anna L. l.illr_v, John 1.. Lil:
icy, Fi'cdcrii‘k i’. Lillcy and ’I‘llcotlure'
l.illcy.
The iiniupson-Miniic Furniture
company of Waterbury has lllod a cor-
liliculc of organization. The unicorn
are: President. I'Idmunl .i. Abbott;
treasurer. Ii. William Ill npson; sco-
rclnrr, .Iamcs Lottoy Mimic. all or it's
tcrbur)‘.
The Fair llottiulvl' ('nlllpnni oi Non-
iiawn bus lilcd it ivl‘lillrnto oi‘ lluai
dissolution oi the mutually.
DR. DAY DENOUNCES AUTOS.
Say; the Enormous Capital Invested
in Them In Nan-Productive.
SYItACi'Sl-t, .lnuc 8.-—~-'i‘hrrc are so
many younf mcn coursing about the
country in nutonlobllcs and their pious
lu'c absorbs Hull n largo share of llll‘
productive rnplinl oi the country that
Cllnnm-llor James Ii. Day believes it is
becoming a question it tho nnlomolliic
Is not it cursl- to the country.
The (-llunccllor was speaking to Illi‘
urulluntinu t‘lusu oi Syracusc i'nlvori
5in yesterday and ill' t‘llliflt‘ the auto
liliililll‘ an a “broad and apparent ll»
iunlrallun” of a luxury that too often
is not sucriilm-d. "Young mechanics
illlll ('ll'i‘ks and business men." he said.
"who nvcll all Illt'll‘ capital (“'0 molt
angina their hoillos by tho llllIIIl-iflllil
and oilrn losing llli'll‘ positimm by
thrir infatuation with this form or
[Ill-litilllt‘. ll is Will] that about Shun,
tillllpull is illvl'stt-d iii ”iv nuioiunbiio
lrudr. and this enormous capital is
llolrprmiutuiv».
"Luck of unit-denial is accountable."
the chancellor added, "for a tom-r inur-
ringc ruin. Ho contloi un‘ord Iii sup»
port It wilc. Ihc. bal‘llt'lol' says, ,\'()
woman ought to consent to be such a
wife. Silo ought' to any: ‘i am not
sol-kins or consenting to in: supported,
’i‘llcrc will bc-ln'o of us. ii" I i'iillillll
corn as much as you.I can save more
“'0 will piutlJoactilor.’ "
Mlssmo aunt's onssora‘med“
LIVES IN BRIDGEPORT.
H'i'ltMIi‘Uliil. .lunc .liawhiurunl‘l'i
Hopkins. iii years of ago. a ward of
M r. and Mrs. James J. Public. oi 'l‘uru-
of~Iilvur, disappeared here Friday or
tornoou and the liNll'I‘h that has been
made for her has had no result thus
for. The little girl came to the (‘ooko
house from Ht. P‘rant-ls' asylum in
New Haven two months are. The po-
ilco were untitled. The (other lives
at Orange. Conn. The grandmother.
with whom the had been living before
coloring the horns. lives in llrlduoporl.
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WHITTIMDNI WILL FILED.
NAllilA'l‘llCK. Jtiim it. Thu will of
and l” "if! his ribbon business'ffi‘igmoxri :{ig’l‘i‘iii‘l‘h
e site: retrsd ihirl ion a ’ . a ’1‘
l y o r”l the estate was tiled. making it impou-
i
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the late John ii. Whilloniorc. of Non-
lo probate this
n Inventory of
siblu at this time to estimate ills. value
of the estate of the deceased. The
will provides that satiation shall lie
liven to the with of the damned and
alter remembering the wife or his son,
Harry Whiitemore. andvher children.
it is stipulated that. the rest of the on:
this shall be qulitlly dividod muons lilo
‘iits'sonnll report that they have entrain ' We children, Harris and (tern-lute ll.
I313!“ luau sinsll lobsters this sea:
summaries an ever before. A eon-
=‘ :ilftlmeat of Iobstsrs‘ eggs was receiv:
tit ills local hatchery from Norwaih
on word”.
l‘li‘hs shipments from the different
um “hits hints, together with those ’ ditlon any
«the; Isiah-mu who do not throw the Cilantro r
v a“ habitat-s starboard keep the hatch- ' tins. May an. The New York t-lernld-
‘sriv veins almost all the lime.
swim Analysts or various.
..1 NWXORK. Juno Il.-Arrivod: Btr.
76. I', Ties 11. Collonhsgsn;
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Whlliemorc.
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MOUNT M'KINLKV EXPEDITION.
sitWAItn, Alaska. June It. iiiii Word
was mostwd here yesterday from the
Parker-Brown Mount McKinley expe-
lng that the party reached
iver, a tributary of the hus-
i Portland Oregonian extradition reached
i
Chulllua May 29. iioth parties are
(allowing the route in. click claims to
have inhen. The snow in the hill is
steamer «loop and the expeditions are being re
isrded by the lateness oi the season.
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' H‘UNIER'SI H01: CAMPAIGN.
l
5 Socialist Csndidsts Promises to Wakel
Up the Nutmeg Stats.
With a society than us their tour
tlidpls for governor and the New
Haven Railroad system as tho domi-
nant issue or the campaign. the
Connecticut Socialists export to (it‘lll-
onslratc at the coming election that
they are a real luclor in llillllli‘n in
the Nutmeg Stair.
liobcl‘l Iiunlcr, oi Nitrolon, who
married into Illl' Sitiiit'it family and
thus bet-mun one ill the lenders
album: the "illll‘lur socialists," and
the prcsolll ('Illlillllillt‘ i'or gurvi‘nill‘.
dorlnrod Monday that the party will
brine inin tho~ stats ol'utors ‘uf nu
llouul reputation to brill illt' ibtbi.
and that already lll‘ burl assurances
of support. which nonlti "lnaitv thl-
donut iouvl-s llttlllllt‘ lrmn llli‘ limbs "
"("olllll‘riirnl." said llllllli'l‘. “is
Ilibnl \i'lih poliilcai ltllrllpiinll 'i‘hv
rl-forul cloluunt in llll‘ lu-u dominant
Iliti'llt‘n arc drinmni‘inn ill-i rulib
monopoly. of tho .Vru’ ilnvvn road.
which is udnllltn-dly an ‘lmlopus \Hlll
ills unsure about tlll- llit'Uill of New
lI-Inlrlund rolllluurt-r,’ null Illt') arc
.jllst beginning In realize that tho
il‘uiiroml will i'tlilllilll llil' party mnrml
liions llllil nominate llli' Iii'ltoln.
"lint-nus:- of, that incl. ibl Solidi
listso are sure to llllilil' llll‘ pb- liliilil'iliil
trains hi the comma vimlioix. 'l‘bc
islu'inllsi» nrl- the Will lunm’uciiw.
:Rll’l Illl' ili'lli‘lt' will ri-ulllir that in:
into m- fii'i thmuull. "I‘liv Now link
'rlu runli bus rulmi long enough, and
Swill) ibruuazil Stil‘lnllfiiit‘ Hili‘l‘iiit'i rub
'ils‘ gulp oil lllt‘ Haiti's t'llillllll‘riv liv
lli‘tiili'Il.
‘ii is not it iui cry from u city. to
;u stair. lll‘lll llll‘ ain‘t-nus. ill Milunu
.kco will llt' duplicated in nlnny niillt‘fi
iwithin the hi‘xl low )‘vitl‘s. inne-
inlill‘ll Ills ii in trial" ililli Ilic [tropic
guuni n thence an intend to oii‘rr
.llli‘lll llln- l‘lubi illtlllizi‘. and so not
illli‘ll‘ Hill“.
I Among: the sprinters in lilo Smiui
ilels' campaign will be I'inucnr \‘
lll‘llri, Minor Sl-idvi. of .\Hl\\'lilllil‘i‘.
Hulm Sparta). oi .‘va York, \‘ii-lul‘
lli’ldi‘l‘. ul‘ Willi-«instill. null .lanp-s l'
‘i‘iit‘r-y, of Mllrlhiti‘llllrllilih
lCHARGEs AGAINST PATENT MEDI‘
CINEB.
Most of tho I‘llill‘ttt‘ri nuainsi pulvnl
medicines as a class havi- no lunhdn
lion in incl nttii url- nlatiilvslly unioii'
iiIlIl nnluui
'i'ilci‘l' are n lnruo number of Monti
turd rculwlll-x like Lydia 1'7. I’inhbuul‘s
Vegetable l‘umpound used in ibous
audit of American liomos which bow
saved hundreds of dollars to families
who could not“ afford to consult a phv
siclan, and they have shawl-rod lltI‘
purplmv cunnll)‘ Illi wvil.
M...“ an...-
flflfl. AOKI BUE8 FOR DIVORCE.
l i‘liii‘lilk’. Nov , .Illlit' 5;. -:\u Illlillll‘ll
lilon fur divurw on ”to around lll‘ ill-
iivucd llosorllou and failure in support
luau iiiod III the liiuirill i‘Illll‘l lwi'r )v'n
it'l‘lllll by \ll'b llllunn illudw Alibi
against Iiuiailru Aillll. who was for“
Illi'i’l} onlploi't-li as u sortaul lit the
homo ol‘ tin- wlic's parrots. Mrs. Aolli
is the tlnlmilllvr or Arrhlloaron I-Lnuugx
hi the Episcopal church. residing at
i‘orte Madeira, i‘ul. lior marriage In
the Japanese lIl Basilio In March. lililil.
had boon bitterly opponvll by residents
or various places whcro unsuccessful
efforts to hope lilo ceremony poriorml-li
were made. They have our child.
A small package» any man who is
wrapped up in tumult.
nulls rs .. to
i s TIIIIi FIILII8
hams“ Will Make People Fat--
"Money luck It It Falls." Bays
Mr. Baxter.
The line of basal Is a curve. Wont
on may be thin an aracoiul, but not
thin and ln-nullful. *l‘lwro is a vast
number of pale; thin. scrawny people
who are all brains and nerves. but
without the strength and health that.
accompanies the standard woiuhi.
(inoil ilcsh and perfect health no lo-
ltelhor. A true fii‘nll‘fm‘illlllk food like
Ramona is absolutely necessary .to
many people.
No one can use this wonderful flesh:
iormina food for in days without a no:
Ilt‘aahle gain in dash and strength.
Frank it. Boater his so ntueh senil-
dsnre in this remarkable deshforlnins
food and health rsntorer that its is
willing and glad to allow any custo-
mer to deposit hits with him and tails
home a box of finmoso with the under-
standing that it It does not. give it
merited increase in solid. item dean
. i-lllllt ‘ ._ .l
the money will be returned without
any questions.
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Ill liiitliiSi ill liiililili.
m...—
'I‘bc mob cap in a great invorilc lll
lingerie for nullltllor.
Chocks so large as to licscl‘vl» iiloir
nnlllo oi rubcs are ichlurotl in tho
suitiiucr ioillzlrtis. zlii‘t‘u‘tlitll; a pleasant
vuriuty ii'ollr Hit" polhft dots. large: dull
small, that li'lllttlll good style,
lilnclt, uiliio. gray and sand color
are. among the llsoi‘ui neutral tones
chosen tor the chitin]: root to be worn
owr sllllliuur {rot-its oi rulol‘. Such n
run! will bnrumnizu wun n ill‘lwiw Ill
almost any t‘ilinl.
liltrlt billo « bii‘l‘ou, as well as Maria,
in uitun its-ti for Mutiny.r illitt'ii Ilu- tlm
bliilln i still bonrullr null cal-nu lmc
iv Iliii as are lluvvlopwl, like il‘-L' :JllVil
about: inundation in built blur \tlill
litillll‘i't‘ll pilllt ll-iitl‘i‘s overhung “till
tunic of dull. blur rllll'i'uu.
Hotter than lbw ull I’l‘l‘nliill lies. in
my mind, an“ lht' pinlimi frills hulluu
llnllmv l‘l~l.-inn laudclu or itililr M-i
Milli}; illt' ldgrx
What u IJUIHI Hill lilo. read) to \\l-:lr
i'l'iils lur till" slii'i twist. plillm inert.
lllltiviiwul; (it: Hm- can t‘ilh‘ll)‘ iirslr
on up almost {Iii} part of nllo's llllt n at
.l illulut-ili'll nuliu by llll‘ll uni.
All minim-r of ililliti‘t‘il ionlunl: I‘.tl‘il
ruscs, t‘llilpi-lllg lillgh. blc, urt» iii-lull
illnllv b_\ ibl: rmlmvidl‘l’l min-l“: in: tIM'
”Mill iiililt' u: iii an salltllllvl sum
it" lml dish It) ii'i'nr llll.’ lithitlliililllili
oilllv I'i‘lt’t'l Millil on your Ndlilli but.
do but illll fti Ilt’lti‘l l'xtril Iilll‘s lianyn
LII: band in: 'lll‘l‘t' Hi liiilllllli: .llliiti.
l\t' about a liilly \tllfir bani and lint
still bv xiull-‘tl man} all unmlulmilllill-
nth-tumult ii mu .liu'nis lluw .‘lI band
a [Mini] our ulib \Vlllill in (“l‘lll' Milli
sllxnrl Mlllbl
'l‘lic brunt} ni llw .irm'n iul lotus lulli
fli‘i‘ ill‘illllllaml :l lill‘lll vouuc l‘tir ruin
mm is arrntl) I‘tIlIiIlII‘I‘Il b)- bump' the
llliil Minn, lnliu or tll‘lliilll‘ lions or
Il(i\\i‘rti “I “mill lbw:- nrt tulllliuwd
mm It llll.i.i'. lii‘ pulc rim»
'l‘lil‘ lllli lovlwivli lu‘K‘lil“I' iii its
smartly lipliizmi t-‘iill‘ illlil llllrmwi lull
illib it rillcb- brluilli) llilll‘ll llIH‘H i‘ ill
ill.il sills i:- lll\l|llli“lfi illnli-ilul ill its
g‘llli'i‘ on lllt‘ bond \tllli lll‘lllilHillit' pin.v
that llll‘litl “till illl‘ windm- oi l-uiur
itilll til-Him or lhr liili ll liw tunnel
in familial Mill unud till-loamy
'l‘iw lulu: ill.ll Laval-1's lv‘llitltlx
iii‘lli’i)’ to Kim lit'ili iii ”iv ll'm‘il \llII lII‘
tluulvll gllliviul ui mountain and slmro
nil illill anti l-liil'ilift ilII}K ntul mult-
Ilillig til llit' i-tll'l hllil‘ild l-I' illlttml
Mill)’ in MIME: think if lln t;;t‘.liillil
inst» liill_\‘ it :«Imt‘i litll “I‘t‘lvi‘
’l‘lll‘ lllxll i‘itli‘lli‘l throw" that lii'l‘
union to lu‘ list-ti ibis slillllnl-r {ill but
pill beads limbo pretty |il.i2’.$’.lt “writ
or they uill. if or unit haw an)”
\rvnthl-r l-nuli‘m'lnblt- tor sitting; on the
plumb.
(inc iwcllliul‘li iovoiv rimllt lIHIlll‘l
mentioned by illl‘ New York Sun \lns
lll iI wry supple z'niin finished filllii'll
Mull. pmbnliiv it NOW! of soul-- iliinl
ii Wain iii a illtmi (lulli‘liiufi. emit lfiwlu
men limb and it “its lined “lib u th'l‘il
lonml smoky arnv rilil'iun tut-r willmv
nurture nus Hi'flilt‘l‘t‘ll u «intuit oi
Vi‘lil‘ll'llttI-lt iu soil-lul i‘fi'lillllt'll tints
'l‘lit- Il‘tlllill loll barb ill soil ililllli‘ll l't‘
vols to show this rIlIIllul lurinu
i‘ullnicn. suit and titlvv'I} in texture
and Winn ilil: our of ”it“ illrco lllr
rulinsciy slnurl (lower Niiitl'll'li for bills
this lsl‘llnml. 'l‘licy main» a lowly but
for wear nlib plush and Wlllll' nouns.
trays or iuvl-udors. and an» al‘luiliy
illnrllvli in the lining \vmllnn of llu'
hour as “roll on by her IIlIlIlli‘l and
arandmulwr.
howdy Iuro voila and llrlilhl colored
sillt scat-is are equally in vogue lnr
trimming summrr hols. the one for
dinner and practical wuul,
Now and liwn nun nuns ll model
whose itll‘illi‘ is cut into points so your
deep Hit" it has llII‘ uplwnrnurn of be:
bill a unique sort of tiny bodice over
it uninuw or embroidery.
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HOTIL ARRIVALU.
Mshseksmo » W. ll. Kirwin, I'rovl:
lionco. ll. i: .i. Jennings. New York;
a. c. swirl. Hprlilitllelli: (do. i‘iilliips,
‘iNsw York. 1.. Mints. Newark. F, ii.
\t'lmsler, New Haven; ii. \t‘lldculwra.
W. Kilns, ii. Hermon. New York: The-
nlas iiiri’nrllsnd. New Haven:
Kaolin. clii': W. M." Knapp, I-liumi‘urd:
H, ttrsnllsleln. ilrhhlelmrt; l’nni Find
Icy. New York: F. ii. llnhrdslv. Htrsl»
ford: it. it Ii‘ilcil. city; \i‘. iii. llnvcr-
stick. Hartford: ii. If, linrnum. Now its-
veu; W. i. imyle. Manchester; A.
Elnilll. lirIdgrpurt; Ii}. b3. lilllinr, New
York: Julius miller. Mrs. tlnrmsinxii.
(Ll. \‘su blew. .l. M. Weston, New York;
W. K. Sharp. Chicago; H. N. li‘asiman.
Ii}. .l. Wailers. New York; It. I". llorltr
lotto, I“, W. Roberts. city: M. ll. litm-
hvli. Not-walk: W. .l.
dense. it. 1.
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DISCUSS PAY.
(icnurul Manager. Higgins. of the
New llaVun road was in Iiosion this
i week. whore beheld a cellist-once with
a committee representing the Federal-
iod (louurll of Railroad Employee,
which includes the. various crafts om-
‘ploycd in the railroad shops on the
,system. This committee represented
.aboul :i.iulll m'gauizcd nlcn.
i The. shopmeu's union ill lhis com-
bination have asked for a ital rain of
lllrrrusc in wages. They want six cents
an hour boost for all hands but the
road turned down this demand with all
offer or a six per cent. increase. which
members, turned down some time ago.
How-rid uu-otlnitn have been held be-
tween Mr. Higgins and the connuiitso,
bill It. In said litllo progress has been
ll‘iiilll‘ toward a settlement. Whether
an llilllt'llllli' udiusiuwnl ol‘ the matter
will bu reached at today‘s meeting
would llol be learned bore. Richard
Moore. of llitlltlttk avenue, is chairman
oi‘ the: simplnl-n'n L't‘lii‘l‘lll cornmitioo. '
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DIERS.
nine, struck illl infantry regiment that
Willi marching illll) the (ll-ruian ('tii'llil
hi‘i‘i' .l‘i‘illi‘l'lllly. A wiloic company
was buried to the around. 'i‘lll'l-t- sol-
diers were killed outright and lliieon
mill-rs worl- seriously iniurcd.
To the llourd of County Commission-
on; oi Palrilcld l.‘ouuty:
l llcrcln apply for a transfer o! a
liar-use No. nil to evil Spiritunus and
inloairniillu Liquors, Ale, Lager Item“.
Rhino Wino and (‘idor from Anthony
ritcnuor. at Home Hotel, No. 29 South
Main Street. to Stephen lioi'I'a and
Joseph \‘ilauo. at Eagle iioloi. No. all
South Main Stt‘l’cl. Town of Nurtvltlk.
'i‘llo proplmcd place of llusitlcss is
not located within Elli! I‘ccl III a direct.
lino of a t‘burclt Edition, or Public-
Scbolll-bousl'. or the promised pvrinilr
int: liniroio. or may in.“ illiitc. l'uhlil'
l.llll‘lll‘\ or i'l‘I'lls'il‘l‘i
llulmi at South .‘v’olunlil,
tlit)‘ of May, A. It. ll'lil.
s’l‘l'll’iil‘lN lilll~‘I-‘A AMI .lllSeri’il \‘i-
'i‘Aiitl.
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Applicants.
Win thi- lllllirrsiulltui. shrimp and
llnpllvcl‘r. n.» livllnvd by lntv, til the
Turin nl' .\oru:lll., lit-wit) l-l'liru'sc illi‘
illii‘lli'nlllll‘l of tilt! .‘lllmwillimlvd fill"
pin-u lluil‘n nlni .iowph \“llzlcu lor such
lltt‘llN‘ and “'0 (lil wrorullt t'l‘l‘llf)’
rhob for himself that we are Ili‘illil‘t‘l‘n‘
owning l‘rnl «slain situated lll will
‘l‘ulrn oi Nors‘nlll
i'mimi at \‘lll‘u'nih. this :iin'l day of
Hit}. A ll, l‘llil .
.lolm lildl-nsl'lllnrcr.
.lnlm iiisosu.
\‘lllrrul i} 'i‘liu, lilllnvl‘ I’lzilcl, iiura
luv 'l‘bll-lws
i lwi‘i'lli Willi) (but the (”with
nunu-li l‘llfllirsl‘l‘n lll'w circuits and tau
gvzlwrn. .'i"~ lll‘llilt‘ll by law, oi lllt‘ Town
of Norman:
llutt-li nl Xornulh. this diet tin} at
Mill‘. A it. Will,
lliiltitiill'i‘. it Sllil'l‘il.
mill i7 'i‘tm‘ti (‘ivrit'
all; (N R’s Pliii
"Authority Styles” '
Shoe 't\lt‘\‘i’ll.1l'li'rlr0ln «sum
to season. lint Rat-dun "Au—
thmitt Mi its" nrti you ran
fll\\.lt i II.“ c that miltlvillu Icel-
inp .u thumb; inst shoes
air lavmr Ill (my detail.
(iomlortsbic as they
are stylish.
(um moth cm:
New ilplw Lari.
Our new Sprint: and
Summer models are here
Come in and see them-
Two Stores,
50. Norwaik
CityNational Bank
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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TRANIACTI A GRNIIAL BANKING
Norwallt.
IUIlNIIt
Capitol lurplus and Profits
”00,000.00 ”17,000.00
let's Deposit Seuss. II and}. not your.
sowm H. Msrndwsou. rm
JOHN H. KNAPP. II! View"...
FIPIDIRIOK H. ROWAN. itnd View
rss.
WILFMD UODWILL. cashier
. . DIRECTOR:
‘ I. H. Mum Henry tumour
John H. tram tomes! Grumman
Josiah II. Heroin .1. Wallace Marvin
Christian tint-ts John H. Light
'0“ H Nolan
5
balsam
On and litter m» noun: 1.
not, man f’rspsilm' ,wul lssvs
Pier til, tam hirer. New York. (last
of Dover street), «cry cry. (adept
Sunday). at ll . ls. Freight received
It Narnia u to t a. It. and Death
Not-wall: up to 6:80 p. to.
Norwsiit Steamboat no. .
Mining J. With, c. O. Housman.
Moral Agsuta
ills shop hands, by a vote or the union ’
LIGHTNING KILLS GERMAN 30L"
pnnsnnx, Saxony. .luno amlnghti
For Freight Only .
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HELD FOR ATTEMPT TO KILL. inch. The injuries are not regarded
IHlliJi‘ORD, Juno 8.~i’robahio us infill. ' .
cause was found in the case of Frank .
Mci‘iuirc, charged with assault. with AGED MILFORD WOMAN DEAD.
Iluiohi to hill. at a bearing Monday MILFORD. June lbw-Mrs. Richard L.
illulll bcforc Justice of the Peace iaun- Smith. mother of Representative
hard, and Mctiuiro was held for the Grinrge F. Smith. of this town. and the
Supt-rim- ('ourt ill bonds of $.‘ib0. it in sl‘contl oldest woman in Milford, died
alloyed that he gonterod tho home oi oi lllt" home or her son yesterday, allot!
Frank lirnchwitz last Saturday durina‘l ill; years. She was born in Water-
llit! night and lili’lli‘ii‘l'l injuries upon bury, her maiden name being Lydia A.
him, including a cut across the nde- liougllton.
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IiEFRIGERATORS
REFRIGERATORS
nsrulcsaarous .
REFRIGERATORS
Refrigerators
_Wc have them all the way down the line from the largest and
best to the smallest and least expensive. Look them over now while
the line is complete.
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The A. J. Ahgevine & Son Co.
l34-136 WASHINOTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
Tile Halcil‘astliley‘co
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window (ilass of every description.
blush Weights and Cord.
Moulded Wooden Gutters. two sizes.
"iJncoln" Asphalt Fabric Rooting.
Warrsnlcd.
One, two and threoply Tar Paper.
Siatcrs' Paper.
Sheathing and Buildsrs' Paper.
. Iinir insulating and Deaienlng Pane“.
Century Compound
Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roots
ltut lllv pl‘u-iiarutloll railed “chrrlcnlt” is not suitable for stopping
bad innks or for use on old or poor roofs, and not as lasting or durable
as "(Solitary Compound."
. The above testimony was given under oath at the injunction hear
inr. in the Stamford l‘ouri. April 11.1910.
We offer the Century Compound at 500 PER GALLON and soar-
antor nil rooting work for three years.
T he Century Roofingdl Manufadturing Co.
83 WASHINGTON 81 REET.
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AUTOMOBILES
is you ARE rrnuxluo ABOUT PAINTING YOUR
AUTOMOBILE. our mousse A'r
LUTHER M.WRIGHT'S
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NORTH MAIN AND UNION 878.
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WE SELL -
Neverd‘usty Street Oil
10c, PER GALLON
(it Will Oil Your Street for it: Square Foot.
mauyscrusso av
Century WATERPROOFING Company
21 ssnvrsw svs. fetuses. ass. us? noswasxmn
._ $5!in
smooch ,
Now Open. Under New attaches
”Shore Dinners a Sp isity. V Dancing, Busting,
Bathing an Other Attractions
i HIGH GLASS OONCENTD, ASTERNO ON AND KVKNINO, ON THE PIAZZA
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties
13.500 JACOBS EROS, Managers
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