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The holy communion .will be celeb};
ted at the East Avenue Methodist
Church Sunday morning.
Mrs. Homer Cl. Craw. of Waterbury.
is a guest of her mother, Mrs. A. N.
Sherwood. of 16 Pleasant street. for a
few days.
The juniors will have charge of the
meeting of the Loyal Workers‘ Society
tomorrow evening at tile Advent Chris
tian Church. '
. The Loyal Workers’ Society meeting
at the Advent Christian Church Sun~
day evening is to be conducted by the
Juniors. The topic will be "The Sun.
shine Christian."
The shower which put In an appear-
ance about 7 o'clock this morning was
the hardest shower of the springwin
many people's opinion. A large num-
ber o fpeoplc on their way to Work
were caught in it.
On account of the upset condition of
the East Avenue Methodist Church last
Sunday in connection with the bound
log of the new pipe organ. the celebru.
tion ot the hilly communion was post-
poned until tomorrow morning.
The. continuation of the rainy wea-
ther bits brought about every local oy-
sterman who has been at work on the
Bridgeport I turn] growth beds home.
It is expect ,d that the east wind will
cover the young oysters still deeper
with sludge.
Miss llerthn Board. of Bethe]. who is
to be married this averting at her home
in Belliei. to Millard Sinrievaut. a well
known South Norwalk young man. has
a number of friends in East. and rc-
ccivcs their congratulations over the
happy event.
Many friends in East Norwalk have
learned willi regret of the decision of
Miss Charlotte l.. Swan to resign her
position as cashier at the store of A.
F, lieckman and Company In Washing.
ton street, and go to her borne in
Brooklyn to reside.
The general vedlct Ih s morning
was to the effect that l e bascball
game scheduled for this afternoon he
twccn the Mayflowors and the Uonncc
tlcut (Harris and many other KuIIlt’H
would have to be called off for ilio day
on account of the. weather.
The official East Norwulk \icullici'
prophct admits that tho \vi‘nllirr lllln‘
spring has him “lowed." no is, in oth»
or words, completely stamped by it
and admits bc did iiol oxpm-l txlli'll a
pi‘otracled spell of rain. lIc thinks
there has not been anything boat It in
many years.
A mcmbcr of the Eusl Noi‘u‘nlk dis~
li'ict commiltcc cxprcsscd lhc opinion
today that iiiiiic likcly tht‘ncw moior
generator set. recently authorized by
the district. will arrive bcri- ncxi \wck
'l‘hc prenciico of tho iiinchiocry Would
be desirable. on account oi the dc
manila on the prcscnl plant.
The National Pic Company has rc
ccnlly iiiovcd I‘i'oin Villi Z'indl tili't‘til
to tho l'ormcr llonncckcr bulwry in
Norwulli. This change will: in.iilc in
order to procure more room Ior lhc
business. there having bout u npcclal
l_v largo ilici'cnsc hillci' llic l-Illn laiiilly
have up ihcir East Norwnih ionic.
At iiic Ailvcnt l‘brlslinn l‘hiii'cb, llli'
pastor Itev. 1.. l". lloylioills. ulli i'll‘l|"ll
lit llizlill a. Ill. and 'izllli p. Ill. Morning
hilbicct. 'l‘lic invincible l‘biilil: i-wir
int; siibiccl. Iioch it do Any Hood lo
Way? The jliliiol‘s will lcud lilo Loyal
Workoi‘s' service at lizlb p, m.: sub
Jcci. ...c gluiishlno t‘lirislliiii.
A few days ago the tortilla coin-bi at
tho (.‘ounlry (llub were lincly nuirkcll
out for pllil‘ bill the Weather has ill'l'li
no rainy during the pain fowusys
that the work will be done all ovcr
again. A great deal W work has lll'l'll
put on these courts. which have been
lIlIed In with clay and rolled.
The East Norwulk Yacht lilnb deals
are being gotten into position moon.
following the ilrnduiiig work A now
pontoon Willi started today. The club
hold a iiii-otlni; 'l‘liuroilny ovonlinr.
when in addition to discussing the
Fourth of uly rai'Oil. coiialdorcil lilo
ill-editing account. which has been not
Ial‘iiclorlly taken care of.
The uhpromiuiim woaihcr did not
ilclcr ii delegation of members of the
icon! [Norwulk illpworlii Magoo from
attending the tally of the Norwalli
group of Immune. at North Wilton liliil.
evening. The local delegation was 22
strong. the trip being made without
special incident in the hill! of the Nor-
walk‘l‘onsolidaled Auto Company.
The hauling In of the floats about
the East side or the Washington street
bridge has been malice alarm on for.
The Renderuou mud digger alter worle
in; near the menthol the Radel‘alip
hits new dropped several yards down
the choline-i to work. It ll understood
howeVer. that she will shortly go
thil'ouab the bridge to widen the chair
as .
lit A. floysione. of the Century We.
tel-proofing Gm. reports that be. . to
now doing toiioldevahle imillfleim in
New York illly. though his cslabllilli
meat is still Iii East Norwalh, Mr. Roy-
1
I
he has been
icovering the roots of three houses in
. New Yorkwlth. his patent . preparation
‘and that beds about to start. lurihel'
work in this line. . ’2
The relation of miracles to faith will
be the subject of the Men's Class of
the EastAvenue Methodist Church to-
morrow. The power ol.faith will be
discussed. The questions under dia-
cusslon at the meetings are full of Iii-
torest for the men. as is shown by the
large attendance. All men are invited
to attend these class meetings and to
participate freely In the discussions.
Dr. Herbert I). Ayers, of Flushing.
will have a very speedy launch this
season from all indications. With a
ten horsepower motor. the launch went
about twelve miles an hour last season
Init now Dr. Ayers has had his father.
.lcsse Ayers install a 24-30 horsepoWer
enable. The new motor to or the two
cycle. three port, four cylinder type.
The boat will be ready to go overboard
In a few days.
iiad Albert Wolier been convicted
of murder In England there would be
no appeal no new trial, no delay. no
pardon, as an English jury must acquit
or convict. Within two Sundays after
the conviction. and the execution takes
place the Friday the following Sun~
day. The man would be hung. as was
Muller. a young German tailor. who
threw an old gentleman unincd Briggs
out of the railway carriage window af-
ter robbing him on a London eloam
railway. Muller escaped to this coon.
try on a sailing ship, but was pursued
by inspector Tanner, detectives Clark
and Kerreasey. of Scotland Yard. a
jeweler named Death and u cabinan
named Matthews. whom the British
government sent over in it stcallicl‘.
which arrived ahead of the ship and he
was taken off. No had given a false
name, of course. but was picked out
by his soft Kossuth but. which was
in two parts. one rim having been sown
onto the crown of another. and this
Information was given to the police by
a sister of the cabinau. to whom he
was engaged to be married. The other
bit of circumstantial information was
a broken silver watch. which had be»
come useless In tho struggle, and he
had taken it to the Strand jeweler to
have It repaired. This was in Scott-in-
bcr. 1804. on which occasion lid James
was on the steamer which took him
back. After his execution in the yard
of the Ncwgalc prison, ho was buried
underneath thc scaffold, as Is done in
pretty much all (‘ilSi‘S on tho other side.
William Cali-raft was then the hang-
iiiun and his perquisites were the
clothes the murderers wore when they
killed tholr men, and the ropes which
hung them. The clothes be sold to
Madame ’i‘uasnub’s wax work. who du«
piicatetl the face and drcsscd the limit-
my up with the identical clothes. The
I‘illli' was sold to llic different wax
works exhibitions all ovcr the country.
which was purl. of the old shoemahcr'u
wages.
initial
.losopb llcsl, clisliicr at tho Ilololi
I'o'inl lllllt‘L has lli‘t'll lpiilc ill all his
llllllli‘ Iii South Norwulk.
.\I r. and Mrs. W. ll. Iiiwis, of ltlditc-
llcld. are at lhcir colnuc. Iiidca~\\’cc.
Iicllc Island. for tho summer.
ltcv. Louis I). l’nrkcr, of Logan
sin-cl. was opcratcd upon by In. H. W.
Allon iii tiic Sliiiiifotd Hospital. Friday
morning.
Sidncy (‘. l‘cck and family, of H For
Vll'W nvciiuc. iiunbnry. arc spcndilik
lhc monlb of Julie at Iiolle lslnnd.
'l'hcy nrc Occupying the Marsh collage.
Mrs. ii, W. llouton has rclurnod
to tho home or her slslcr, Mrs. (icorao
W chvcus. of McKinley slrcol. uftci‘
bruins been the ghost of rclativcs in
Wilton.
'l‘lio cominllice appointcd by the
Ilounylon It‘l‘i'i‘ Library Association to
solicit subscriptions for the support of
ihc'llbinry during the coming your
will call at ouch llmilt' during the next
li‘li day it.
'l‘iirouub subscriptions received
from tho rcsidcnln oi‘ liownyton nvov
non, bolu'ccn lbo llnyinond cemetery
and tho railroad station. Ibo litiliiioc»
that company are pulling up clcctric
sirl-cf lights. This will be a grout im~
pl'ovciiiclil, and liiollc who subscribed
arc in bi- conuucndcd. Now Is the
than {or tho rcsidcntii of the lowm'
cnd of the village to show what they
can do in rcilnrd to having the alrcols
lighted.
WWW.“
liliiii initials.
Mrs. William I‘lrowno. ol literiluit. Ia
ii about of friends in Noroton.
Attorney (lolli‘lto ll. Muller. or Wat
ci'bory. Vi... Iii spending a few days
with friends in Ilnrlcii.
Mrii. William Id. IFli-tcliiir. of i‘liu‘lblt
fluid in visiting rcihlivoii ill Noroloii
itcbihis for a few days.
A children's day acrvlcc will he held
In lhc Noroloil llciuhlii mliuilou rooms
ill‘lll Hillillily at 7:45 ii. iii. ‘
Wonuicr pormillinu. tho llurioii hallo.
ball icnin will pin tho Woeiporta this
afternoon at the .‘oiioii lol diamond.
Minn loin Newconib. Emily labour.
or. and Iiolle Norman. of lirldaeporl.
\‘vore caller among friends here roster.
lay.
Miss Gertrude (dough. of Johnatown.
Pit. returned in her home today. at
tor a few days' visit with frienda in
Dorian.
The Rev. Dr. Herbert S. Brown. pati-
tor. of the Harlan Congregational
(thin-ch. will sail on Saturday. June
25th. on his European trip. ‘
Mrs. George ll. Norton will give a
wbiilt Tuesday afternoon in honor of
Miss Edna Snooper. who Iii to become
a bride this month. In connection with
this party. Miss spoouur will also be
given a hitch shooter.
A. big delegation of the lace l lllp
Worth Leanne members want to
. Wilton last night for the ill-monthly,
‘ Bates, which was titled upon a bus.
horrid
rally. at the Norwalk groin). the trill
being made in the. auto-truck oi lilJ'T.
,"I‘heerore Brown. son of the ilev.‘
and Mrs. Herbert a. Brown. binaries.
will graduate on Friday. June 24th.
from Yale University. It Iii understood
that‘Mr. Brown will go to Heldlebers.
utter-many, to continue his studies, In
t e a .
There were three bales of property
in Dorian. last weekpwith mortsgaaes
a: $32,174. The . property transfers
follow: 0. 8. Fulton to A. C. llaW"
rence. highway; W. B. Grenman to R.
P. Chlttendon at at. Tokeneke; Char-
lotte la. Wardiow to E. B. Scribner.
Fulrileld avenue.
The selectmen have just had the
third tank of oil bought so far this sea-
son for the town's highways. distribu-
ted. Two more tank loads are to com-
plete the job at oiling the roads. oI
which the town has a total of 68 miles.
One or the aidootrnent stated this week
that every road in the town Would re-
ceive an application of the oil.
An automobile containing Philip
Miller and family. of Hartford hit one
of the fence posts along the Post road
yesterday. The machine skidded bad-
ly, and broke II of! as ovon with the
around as though it had been chop-
ped. The machine. evidently was an.
Injured, as the party continued short-
1y alter on their way towards New
Haven.
A temperance meeting was conduct
ed by a party of fifteen ladies con.
nected with the Bridgeport Women's
Christian Temperance Union. Thumv
day afternoon In the chapel at the Sol-
diers‘ Home. 'l‘hey entertained the
vclcratis by singing, reciting. and read-
ing. 'i‘hey “’05” served a lunch to the
dining hall. Later in the day they con.
linucd their work of choorfulness by
visiting the various sick in the hospi-
ia .
'l‘he Darien firemen are shortly to
have a demonstration of a siren fire
alarm. At the recent monthly meet-
liig of Eagle Hook and bladder Coma
pour. the committee appointed at the
previous monthly meeting to investi-
gate the subject reported. It is expec-
ted that if the siren is purchased the
ball will also be retained. both being
used In than of fire the same as in Nor-
walk and South Not-walk. It is stated
that the motor with which the chem
Icul truck tank is charged will serve as
power for the siren.
During the past winter anti spring.
lhe veterans iii the Soldiers' liolnc.
Iiavc bcon passing away at a rapid
rate. The past two days has claimed
thrcc more. William Jeffrey. 11. was
it member of Germany A. let Connec-
llrul (‘avali'y and of Company (I. 23rd
Connecticut Infantry. Ho. leaves a
lefc. residing In Waahiuaton ll. (‘.: 1
christian Weller. till, was first lieuten-
not In Company K. 21th Connecticut
Vol. Infantry. His body In to be taken-
io New Haven for burial. John liaiil.l
aged so years. was a member of Corn».
bully (3. 6th Connecticut infantry and
ii member of (‘ompnny l‘i. lllh Voter-
un Ilcscrve Corps. His body will be;
taken to llnrhnm. ;
Editor of The Sentinel: .
Will you permit me. llirougii your
valiinblo columns. to express lo the
comrades of the Soldiers“ Home nil“
hourly appreciation of thc uniform
coiii'lcsy which i have receiver] lroiu
lip-in during my residence muons"
them as “ncllua” chaplain. .
Comrades. your spontaneous and.
unsolicited petition to the ilonrd lo
i'clalii me here was a delightful sur-
prise. You said that ncariy every
man iii the liomc waa anxious to‘
slim ii. Cooling, as it did. at H limc
wlicn I was fooling keenly an llllllh’ 1
lice. it saved me from nervous proalra
tion. I shall icavo the Home on July I, '
with no stain upon my honor. with cli-
tire self-respect. and with the con
sciousiicss that l have a warm place
ill your (‘Nll‘l‘llL (loll bless you all‘ ,
Most cordially your comrade and
friend. 1
JOHN ll. IlOillJ'l‘TLIG.
“Acting" (‘liaplaiii
Fitch's Heine. June ”.1910. I
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YOUR LAWN .
We handle ~ovorythlng necessary fqri
keeping your lawn in trim. Sicilian.I
edge trimmers. gnu and hedge shear:
and lawn mower!
Croquet Beta and Multimedia“ Garden
H
Schlichting Bros. 8t Co.
Corner Railroad Ave. and Main 8h.
Dal-Ion
tit-loci Groceries. Iiay. Grain. Flour
and Feed. Hardware. Paints. (haul. etc.
My“... «Ho—M.“
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To 0 her house
ll prepared to debtor to the to
»,. "lulu.“ 5.? *‘ ‘ m}
S. Liebinllhi'a W Beer
".25 per merNfi'r
Picl Broil! Pilanei" Beer
”.25 per Case
tau Til cents yellowed for empties
A full line choline“ a . higher by
the tile or an Oil.
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The children of the Union Sunday
school will hold their children‘s Day.
exercises in the chapel, ilunday. June
12th, at a p. m., and all are invited to
Miami. r
A very pleasant time was hftd at tho
home of Mr. and lira. Roy Lester. on
Tuesday evening. in Dorian. the event
being their fifth anniversary of their
marriage, and their many friends tool
them by surprise. but Mr. and. Mrai
lmotor proved myal entertains and
soon music and games were in raised
in. after which it bountiful supper no
carved. Mr. and Mrs. Miller received
litany useful urination articles. Those
"litre. Elmer fibril/b and son Wallace.
and daughter
‘ norm-o .lnsllcc l‘urdy and aculonccd to
I llEIIlEIElflllIELEOS Ii
Aluminum-Md. it". Zolladiiiillie
Thompson; Louise Monet. Retry Mel-
ael. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Macomber
Helen. Mrs. Bartram.
Miss lreuo Gloy r Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Durham ‘_ litre ‘Emeriion.
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a...
villi.
Amasa Merits. of New York. is visit-
ing his parental,
Mrs. when GIIbert.’vtho has been
ill for some time. It tooling more com-
fortable." " v
' Miser-Helen IAidIow. of Philadelphia.
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Rockwell. . . . l ‘ .
Mrs. Josephine Gregory has return-
ad from a visit fith her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Green. .
Mortimer storm. of New York. has
been a recent guest of his brother.
Harry Stereos. ..
Mrs. Stephen Raymond attended the
funeral of her sister-ln-law. Mrs. Mes-
senger, in New Canaan. on Decoration
Day. . .
'l‘he Wiltons will meet the Silver-
mine nine in a ball game. Saturday.
July litb. at the ball grounds. at 2:15
p. in.
Miss A. E. Carpenter has returned to
her college In Wilton after spending
the winter with friends in Grand Rap-
ids. Michigan.
The Reading Circle met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. ll. Cl. Thomson.
forefinger Pryor’a reminiscences Wore
road and discussed.
During the frightful electrical storm
on Decoration Day a large tree was
struck in the front yard of F. J. Mid-
dlehrook’a house. Fortunately no oth~
er darlings was noted.
Among the pupils taking high school
examinations at South Norwalk this
wook are David Rockwell, Robert Mc-
Queen. Inwcenco Barrcnirer. Norman
Godfrey and Kingsley Illrdsall.
Mrs. Wiley Burchnrd wishes to or
press her kind thanks to her many
friends who had planned to give her
a surprise on her birthday. the link of
Junc. but owin? to various reasons the
authoring did lot take place.
The Wilton Library association held
Its annual business meeting Monday
evening in ii. (i. Thomson‘s studio.
The ofllccrs were all rte-elected except
the treasurer, Mrs. J. McEwon Belts.
who has resigned, Miss Alice 8. (lim-
aloud filling the vacant othcc; Efforts
are being made to buy land near the
site of the present library and erect a
permanent. noble tor the association.
W“
A, .l. Hutchinson has a line now Illi-
Ick automobile.
The town ofllcinls have decided not
to build on the East Snttgntuck school.
Tho Walcr coliipauy have been re)
painting the reservoir look this Week.
Mrs. ilopc Bordon. of New has
been a xiii-ill. this week of her sister
at (‘ompo Mill. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Jennings bavc
boon entertaining llr. Hill. of theater
Splines. Pcmi.
Thc Friendly Aid home in the Farms
has bccn opened for tho season. under
the chiirco of Mrs. Kcndcli.
llcorac O'Connell. of England. who
l‘u bocn rlaillug the "lion-ow" in the
r rins. has gone to British l‘oiiimhla.
to visit rclntlvea there,
llcv Arthur N. bowls. irriind chap
lalii ol the grand lodirc of l‘onncclicul,
our» present at the lllt‘i'llll}; of Temple
loduc. A. It‘. and A. M. last ovoniuu.
Thomas Murphy. who was arrested
on creating it disturbance, was lrlcd
loui‘ months In the Bridgeport hill.
FIVE lllllllllill PEOPLE
FlllE Ill SEATTLE. WISH
(Continued from First Page.)
by Scconil nvcune; on the south by
llnltcry atrcoi, and on the north by
Vlnc street. (in the east side of Third
nvcinic an open place have lhc firemen
n cliiincc to iiiiikc a stand and they auc»
cccdod iii stopping lbi- pasaaxu of the
Iinmcs.
The largest buildings burned were
the . Galbraith-lineup warohouaim.
which covcrcd the entire block bound-
ed by Railroad and Elliott avenues and
IIitlicry and Wall Directs. They were
erected lost your at 1 cont of $200,000,
Another large building destroyed was
that of the Poirot Sound tlhooi Metal
Works.
(in tho wont tilde of First avenue. bo-
iwcon boil and Wall uti‘oeia. a atoriillc
warehouse filled with rubber insulated
cubic» and electrical umturlul, mule no
hot a blaze that it was impossible to
not ncar ll. tilcnnrchy Apartments. ll
llll'thillll‘y brick structure. recently
coniplolod. and the “Million Hotel. be»
tween Western avenue and First are
one, on Wall about. shin were burned.
The latter was it colicroto hulldliiu.
and after the the had swispl lhrouub ll.
ilynalnllo was used to run the lotion
In walla.
out of the buildings were one. two
and three story Milne structures.
All the private dwellings In the
neighborhmd oulnide the dancer who
were opened to use retest-ca. but aortic
familial spent. the plain guardian their
belongings In the open. illoekmies
were made of‘trunllii and furniture
and blankets were used an ionic lo
hoop oil the rain.
The Pacific Hospital at First avenue
and Violator-act, Wail directly on the
the fiercest pm at the are so was
but great. r. imbalances were
ml oil tmm at part- or the city and
patients removal! the (lit Hospital.
After all the put onto been re-
moved. manhunt“ can i lire. buti
the his“ . was oxiingu shed before
much damage was done. There was no
panic din-lug dig femoral of the pa»
iienis. . ‘
from at Rainier-“lumen. , .
RREBNO, Dab. Juno li.-ll‘ire loll
night destroyed .t'ivo thousand tons of
raisins stored in a warehouse. and
itlioso iii Connecticut have
.«v ‘ u.
anon Aaiiiii -
iiiiiim iii ll. ll.
Illllll’s iiisroiu
Gross earnings of the New Haven for
the current year should total a little
nearer ”0.000.000 than 361,000,000.
This compares with $54,547,631 last
Year and ”5.001.938 in 1907.
To April 30 the company reportr
irosa earnings of $49,874,220. it is semi
Oillclslly stated that total operatinr
revenue for May amounted to more
than $5,200,000. Under normal condi
tions June shows a larger gross than
the preceding month by fully {100.000.
Although commutation rates in New
York state cannot be Increased until
the beginning of the next fiscal year.
been In
creased from June 4 and all other in
creases date from June 1. Under tin-st
circumstances a $10,500,000 estiniaic
for total operating revenue for Mai
and June In conservative.
This would make the gross $60,400.
000 approximately $0,000,000 above last
year. when the company Inid a deficit
of $453,513 after dividends.
First deduction is increased operat-
Ing expenses. Up to April 1 this In.
crease totaled 3832.053. or about $100.
000 a month. in April the Increase
reached 3235.655, thus showing the cf
fccta of the increased wages. which
add about sl 12.000 a month. Expense:
for May and Julie will each show an
Iucrcmic of show $250.00, making tin.
increase for the year nearly ”300.00
Owing to the fact ih i not curnlnitr
of tho Connccllcut i‘t npuny are not
reported to the iillcrsiaio coiiiliicl‘ct
t‘Ollll‘lllBflll’lIl. this figure totaling $3.
344.315 lust year.‘nnd on a ll pcr cunt
lnCt‘casc totaling above s-iponpoo this
year. is oinlttcd apparently from ihi
lncoiuc slatcinoin furnished by tilt
New Haven for the third ipiaricr and
for tho ulnc months culling; March 31
This Vcry lbinit was done last your
and changed llic aspect of tho piiblii
view of the New IIiivi-ii's your con
sldernbly. This increase of $350.00i‘
coupled with an inci‘cusc Ili not rcv
choc from outside operations of up
proximulcly sloobuo nnilica the in
crease in tho nmounl applicable lodlvl
(lends ovcr last year‘s i'i-qnircincnls
nhovo $3.23o,oo0.
Dividend rcquirciiiclits, liowi-vi-i
iiuvc been ilicrciiscd as follows: it per
cent. on bili.h7il.tl0ll additional stock.
$l.75o,210: Intercst on the rccclpis out
standing for capital stock aiiiouullns
a.» SILIEI'LTSU at iii pet- i'l‘lil. from or»
i‘ciiilici' ‘Jll. I909. to June it“. $355.93
("otiscqucliily. if income- li‘oni (libel
sources. “lili‘ll Includoa dividcnds on
stocks. bonds, lnlsccllauoi’nin llli‘illllt‘
and roots l‘eccircd, liiid If deductions
from Iiicoiiic both I'i'Illlllll nnclinnm‘il.
ilio New liavcii‘s 'surplns for thr- fiscal
your Itilli will total ubovc Slidonfiooli in
Spltc of iiicrcnacd wages and a large
ly incrcnscd capitalization l‘roluibiii
ties are Iliai laconic from other sour
cell will lio so incroaucd and ilcilucliolu
from iinvolno so dilnlnlslicd that ibi-
New lluvcn's surplus this your will
run iihovc triumph". This can lil' liotii
lug but an csiiliiatc in mlvuncc of lhr
full annual roporl
-vw. .- ....,
No. I'ordoila. all Sll‘illl'llit‘t‘fl ponplc
do not wear slay a.
in NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic Is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad.
lusting the satire. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain In lbs
back. Even If done in childhood It
creates pinched nerves and pain In
later life in tho dittorent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health It
restored through harmonizing the ab
nerve systems In your body.
Nerves-nose. Rheumatism. Paraly
its. lit-art. Kidney and Female Dis
one: are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
'1‘. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WABHiNOTON 8T. 30. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
a ”
VERY LI’l'l‘LE .
Air. Merchant to have an ELECTRIC
BION for your store and show via
down. We make them. all steel. and
they BELL THE GOODBI
Try I Imlll In an I 8m.
Increase in your business will can»
you to order larger loneli-
'l‘he Reed & Valli Electrical Co.
II WAOHINGTON ITRIIT.
IOUTH NOIWALK.
TIL. ”I.
W._.......~.MMM ..
Daily Lucian r.
~ ForFreilhi Only ,
,. o- m stream. in 1.
gal. height Propellers ohm"
or is. But River. New tin-t. lanai
Dom snail. every not. (men!
under). at it p. m. Freight received
at Now-ilk up to i ii. iii. and south
Noun: up to till ii. h.
harem: Steamboat to.
W
Iii Plantation .
- TlIE IIEVI llllll8
A M t
It was learned today that as a result
of their protest to General Superinten-
dent Pollock and the division auperln~
tendents against the recent rearrange
menl. ot runs by which the men claim
ed to be making less money than be-
fore the wage Increase went into .ef~
feet, April 2. the New Haven road has
consented to restore a few trains talc
an off at the east end of the system.
The men In the eastern territory
were the hardest hit by these changes.
A number of local men suffered but
their runs will remain the same.
.ln changing the runs or conductors
an dtrainmen the company did the
same thing with the engineers send
their running schedules now givethem
1 very small increase In wages. much
less In fact than they expected to got.
The engineers. however. have tiled no
complaint against. the new order of
things. _
In speaking of this trouble today a
division officer of the road said: “The
tralnmen demanded a 10-hour day and
we gave It. to them. We have arrang-
ed the runs so that very few of them
extend over the 10-hour limit and as
there Is no overtime work for them
some of the men are complaining.
Where It was found that the cut in
runs on the not end of the road had
been excessive the company agreed to
give the men their old runs back. hilt
this was done In only a very few
cuties."
Railroad men say that as a result of
this juggling of the runs they receive
very little benefit from the recently in-
creased wage scale and some. claim
they are rcceivlng less pay than under
the old schedule.
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ALARM CATCHES CHICKEN THIEF
Si)l”l‘lliN(l'l‘(lN. .luno Ilml’i'hen an
iiarlii which he had set to catch chick-
cn thieves who had rardcd bis coop a
few nights ago went off about midnight
Thursday night Harry Francis, a well
known chicken Murder of this town.
lumped bill of bod and with a revolver
in his, hand held up two men who be.
found In the cool). Taking a chance
one of tho inon got away and although
\ll‘. Francis fired four shots aili-r him
escaped soot free. The other was hold
at the point of the gun and was taken
into Mr. l-‘rancis' house where lhi‘
cliickcli t‘lwnor found hint to bc a near
"I‘llzhlioi‘. As he was a propci‘t; own-
cl‘ Mr. Francis allowed him to deport.
but )t":~ll‘l‘ilil)‘ aftci'noon madc forum.I
complaint for his rim-st. Who his
zonipnnion was Is not yet known.
And a soil-sullsilcd man may be
oilfilly sulislied.
specul"”'l3}"'** This
Week Only
Monogram Rye Whiskey...75e abbot.
Sherry Wine ............. 35c other.
Fine Bock ....... $1.00 case. delivered
Other goods. too numerous to men
tion. all at out prices.
Hot Roast lieef Prue Saturday night
CENTRAL HOTEL
Cor. MOnroe d. Chestnut Sin. Tel 151-3
J. A. L. DISESA. Props.
WALL
PAPER
New Goods now in
Stock. Prices are no
higher than on year.
E. E. Gerham
Decorator
l0 First Street. East Norwalli
Telephone“ 452
wash a nor outcasts
. i?
will be in great demand. so if you
want to be ready for the
heat. order your Gas
Range today.
$14.75 up
ON EASY PAVMENTS IF
DESIRED
Holisatoni‘c
who euloyed the evening were Mr. and
valued at 3100.000.
Among J. omits. o. 6. Honolulu.
Lune. General Agent.
G
Power Ctl. '
oxen sum ..
,W M.” mm... m
iteration
. It probably comes from. the.
bile or some sick condition of i
the stomach or bowels. No
matter which, put yourself;
‘ lWltll‘l 1}; fl v’fi “if. 4
pints
or
i
Ki '1
weigh-m. Illuminating
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FLIEG IN THIS,
STATE IN JULY.
Famous Aviation Has Pramlud New
Britain to Make Flight There.
NEW BRITAIN, .lnne Il.—-Charley
K. Hamilton, the famous aviator,who
Is a native or this city. has agreed to
come to New Britain some time in
Jul and make a flight from Walnut
Hill, this city, to the capital building
In Hartford and return. The pro.
needs of the venture will be given to
some charitable institution.
Magner & Flynn
138 Washington St.
Agents for
Jacob Ruppert’s
, Beers
Ruppert’s Lager. SLIS per case
We deliver to all parts of the town
. Phone 542-4
The L“Koehler 40”
is IN TOWN
Classy In Appearance. with the Latest
Style Montclalr Touring Body.
Extreme power on hills with a speed
of l to 60 miles an hour on high gear
makes this the Ideal car.
Remember the speedy little "Hop.
mobile 20" runabout. also the reliable
Maxwell, "liverite 30," Ryder-newts
and Columbil.
‘Phone Mil. GLOVER. 241-5. 0r our
new garage, 7334. 4“,.
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company
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WallPapers
recounts
100t0$5.00
. Double Roll
Sole agent for Janeway & Car-
penter‘s. Fr. Beck & Co.'s Wall
Papers.
a
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Contractor for Painting
and Paper Hanging
Paints. Houseiurnishing Goods.
85m, 810.
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Agent for Columbia Phono-
graphs. Records and Supplies.
L. Hficker
or wasnme'ron Iran". 1‘
sou-m uoawsue
TEL. con.
"I
T
. llilghGrade Bullhearing
LAWN "
MO ERS
Carded ”Hose
Hand Cultivators
Brandt Sprayers
Wire Netting
And All Seasonable Goods
.‘ i' .‘ i.
hills
on wasnma'rou 01W
Bond Postal for locum on PM
Norwalk Chronicler