Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 19, 1910 · page 6

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Wt
mullahs». .
:ouucilluen were present
9 meeting was called to order
aiuiadk by Mayor Daemon M.

”.109.th asked to be heard.
tat a recent meeting he
rose 5 Ir petition to the council
muss 1m. the imer end or wu.
avenue 9‘ repaired. He essld that
owed dot thd 'stroet had not
repaired; but that. the road trips
no fixed where it was not needed.
dialect of the petition that Mr. ea-
. i‘i had presented was to have the
’ lift“ 7. pi oi oi the hill tilled. He
. 3 stone taken out from
.9811 it '1 its hen 988
ounciinégd Mgionex and Burnell said
e ork had not been finished.
to was some discussion
it wording of the petition.
Street Commissioner Malone said
putting of the gravel from the torn
. portion 0! Wall street on Wilton
one had been stopped because of
request of one of the property own-
who said it would cause water to
‘2. "into his collar. The work will be
mpieted and the property owners
timed if possible.
, i; ur‘a 09 Wheeler appeared before
Mil that “the Nor-Walk
59696 Association would like
' sills o'li‘rdr reinstate Ernst any
idea from the Telephone Company
reference to' their proposed co‘n-
it through Wall street. M A
illorwalk business en's sso
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about

fire somewhat” put out. because
. , drastic“ does not appear in the role
directory. but that it comes on
h :76 end of "South Norwalk." and
ii that the board grant no pe-ti
dw‘: conduit unless the latter

the Telephone Company for
greater concession in the direc

 

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3
" token a year for the Norwalk
9 Men s Association to get even
i ,_ k" iii small letters and they
't’ Norw’allt in as large type as
'Norwalk," or have it isolated
. -er in the directory. South
‘ hilt. according to the admission
upr’esentatlves‘ of the company
t one hundred and fifty mori
‘ Wipers and they have the or.
. 69“ng under the large head of "South

. ":9le Norwalkers claim they are at,
M’ as of! the map. No one out or town
with fltld Norwallt and this causes bust
sleds irlconvenlence One cape! town
mutabkud a Norwslk business man.
"Where in the telephone direcv
Willi” Norwslk 7" and the reply is seif~
dvmnt. ‘

~ “VI don't want the exchange in Nor
ibut we do Want to be. recognised
separately in the telephone directory."

petition was received from Ed
ward Sherwood to build an addition on
hill burn. Property owners consent
had been obtained. The place is locat-
edon Camp street and the addition
wig he placed on the east side. The
tibh was granted. providing the ad-
dition be built on the east side
‘A‘hpotitlon was received from Morris
Q ii. asking that the council pay one
7 expenses of the sewer in Cather-
street that is being built to his
h‘st‘a now being remodeled into a
house Petition not granted
he Connecticut ompany sent a
09 nlunlcatitin to t e couniil which
that the tracks will be oiled as
root:- as nodal lbl.
’1 “HM Brundage told of a trip from
old to Hoiyoke by trolley and
of how "dust proof" it Was The
bid been treated with in and oil
mails a fine piece of highway.

 

 
 

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hoist/or ill-undue said that under the

till?

til“ the board of assassins may
.0. who that will be employed to
is all property. This man will
a a small sslsry and he will be
riled by the mayor. The appoint-
767“] increase the assessment and
the rate. M dr Brundngc
appointed John J. union a mom

the board at assessors. The

We to this movement was
d by the clerk

olimen Malone and Flunigan ob
stronslr to havinri it man up

at first until the work was ex
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them. Then the appoint
unanimously compared.
In nuns It said he had the
to force is the state”
limbo Baltwitr broutht up the
of the Main street lire house

r.
p Spaghetti Wood heist present
It had the iriyinu’ o! the floor. Re
R“ about the mhhihl of the
l liohs
#7?” Brandon sullen at Mr Wood
take the blutho f6r this job.
‘ fl‘thw he been done?"
, r. Wood did not think that he
ironic Ind went on with some further
”reunion ans.
ibngthy discussion about the
t" "hum “ "notch" joli rationed.
ecouncll came to the counts
at the counselor. Chappa. ”did
_ ‘ on his but iheu.’
oadjectlvris. and others, were
did to the m
VII voted thoi the Fire Commit
sits any Dhtlhéllr c A. Wood get
.r and h vs the liner tired slit
7 or fit It the next inset-
in with fesslh plans for halving the
ill! I done. .
lions bulimia wished that an
tron of 8900 be given him for
mist he must meet. it was so

'ncilmsn hurnell mated 9500.
no contour-tattoos were in order.
, .flo are merit moans why
' Amongr those
in.» the reticulum To have the out
. cleaned out and the weeds out. its

mi about the con
g, is of the gutters and the growth

voted that the telephone mat

a to; table at the lust meet»
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Telephone man had shown him that
there were 'phunes in Norwaik on the
half-rate list, which cleared up pre
vlou's doubts about this matter. He
said ire should think the hsndlne in
the director should be “The Norwaiks. "
He proposed it to the Telephone Com-
pany and was refused. He didn't care
to let the company not in their con-
duit. He. said that the telephone com-
puny had been refused by two boards
of Norwsl‘k councilmerr to do this work
before and did not see why the pres-
ent board should grant their petition.

Councilman Bette said he thought
the telephone company should make
some concessions to Not-walk before
they should be given anything by Nor—
walk.

, The matter was voted continued un-
til the next session.

Councilman Burucli told oi com-
plaints about the way in which the
Connecticut company used Well street
as u “storehouse," and a "stock yard."
lie read a report that the police barn
made of the cars left in Wall street
til night. This was for the past to
lays and showed that. they had let
curs half outside the burn. all the way
iutslde. and on Wall street all night
and into the morning. The congestion
might result disastrousiy in case of
tire. he said. lie presented a resold»
lion to the eifoct that the corporation
ounsci be instructed to notify Mr.
Jeffrey of the trolley company that.
no more rare shall be left on any por-
lion of Main or Wall streets after Jilly
slot for a longer period of time than
four minutes. and that the report the
police had made be forwarded to the
trolley company with the notice.
This resolution was adopted.

Councilman Milne called on the city
engineer for informathn about scvcrai
proposed sewer extensions. They cost
too much to consldier there being less
than $20 in the sewer extension fund
Councilman Milne recommended none
of the prouosed work.

Councilman lietts said a than had
spoken to him about the flushing of
Main and Wall streets.

Councilman Burnell moved that the
former vote for flushing by hose be
rescinded and that the work be done
by sprinkling curt. Voted.

Councilman Finnignn said if imprac
chble to flush by cart, as teams arc
hard to Ital. do the work with a small
hose.

it was voted that the streets be
flushed for oncvhaif of every day for
two weeks with cart and that on Sun-
day they be flushed with the hose.

The following hills Were read and
ordered paid:

Fire department .............. $189.95
Administrative department soon
Sewer department ............ 230.35
i’oilce department . ........... 8.90
Highway department .......... 147.40

Total ...................... $024.30

The meeting was then adiourned nu»
til August lot It 8 o‘clock p. m.

~llarsh physics react. weaken the
bowels. cause chronic constipation.
Dean’s Recolors operate easily. tone
the staunch. cure constipation. 29c.
Ask your druuilt for them,

Ill) am: cane.

Bl’OKANE. Wants. July lil.-llui'brs

for commission houses in New York.
Chicago. liostou. Philadelphia and oth-
er lam distribution captors traveling
in the northwestern wand Pacino states,
(llilmfléd diet to. earn oi trout 9.‘
909. 000 to 810. 000.000 boxes of a miss
suitable for eastern mar-trots will be
stripped from commercial orchards in
Washington. California, t‘olorsdo. Ore-
gon, idsho. Montana and Utah this sea
sort it Is til estimated that batsmen
3.090 and 4. WI will be required
to supply the lbeal and llluropesu
trade The inst-list v:iue of the crop
in the several stat laced at from
827 999 000 to 920. ii at present
prices.

 

 

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KENTUCKY HORII RACING MIIT’.

Liliiimu'l‘oN. Kn. July 1,.”A call
has been issued for a special meetinl
oi the board at directors of the Ken-
tucky Racing speculation, to be held
here on Thur-slid). to decide whether
a fall meeting shall be held in con-
junction with than. of Ohurohill Downs
and ,thoais. it is said the decision
hinges on the way the directors look
at the situation in the cost With New
York‘s latest stringent low going into
effect September 1. horsemen here
any that to is no reason why a meeting
here It bald not be a success. it the
races are held they will be either late
in September or early in November.

“it out“.-. Mr...— an.

HIV. MI. “MONT HIBIGNC.

MILFORD. July 19.~Ilev W. iii.
blunt. be“: hauled his resignation to
the numbers oi the basin church
here“ to tit collect “ill em close of tho

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dusty—then if you think you can spare it. return it. for the trial
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Decision Givéil iiy he Riddle is-
land Supreme Court is
at Much interest

.....-

Of vital importance to Connecticut
oysteruien is a decision handed down
Saturday by the Rhode island supreme
court in favor of Payne & liuiler. East
Providence oyster dealers. in their care
against the Providence tins company.
for polluting oyster grounds.

Iquaiiy interesting is a decision from
the same court in the case of the State
against George Nelson. who was found
guilty as charged of unlawfully laklml

il peck of oysters-from grounds leased
by tieorae A. (irltliu.

The two cases \vcrc appealed to the
highest court after jury trials in which
certain «iiillcnlt questions were raised.

lllrode island otilciuls consider the
decisions as among the most inlporv
taut in the history of the state. They
settle a lonrrmooted (mention as to
whether the state has a right to loose
its fishing grounds to private pnrtics
A contrary (ltll‘ltililn would have meant
a loss to the state of an annual revenue
of 8ii0.000.

The Gas company case Was the re
sult of a suit for damages brought by
the oystermcu. The (in company
maintains two plants on opposite
shores of the Providence river, and the
escnpc of water. gas. tar and other by
products and refuse from the manufac-
ture of gas drifted down the river into
Narragansett llay.

A cold spell in the winter of 1909-4
covered the upper part of the buy with
ll'v and when oystering could be re
sinned, ”in shell fish taken out had
the peculiar flavor of gas.

This rendered them so rcpcilnnt to
the. taste as to make them upmarket
able. lleside this condition of affairs.
large numbers of the shell fish were
round in a living condition.

Suit lmi‘ou- u srulerior uurIt jury re
trolled in u verdict for $17,280. This
supremo court‘s decision sustains this
amount of damage.

ilcsuriiing state's right the
court says:

“No grcntcr privileges were reserved
to the people than they already bud.
and no powers of rights of the geo-
ornl assembly were thereby abridged.
Therefore, the whole subject of fish-
crics ‘ ‘ ‘ wherever situated within
the public domain within the state of
Rhode island are under the fostering
cure of the general assembly. ii is for
the legislature to malts such laws regv
plating and governing the suirjecl of
lobster culture. oyster culture. clam
culture or any other kind of piscicniv
turn as they deem expedient.

"They may regulate the public or pill
vslc fisheries. They may even prohibit
free fishing for s time and for such
times as in their judgment it is for the
best interest for the state so to do.
They may withhold from the public
use such natural oyster buds. clam
beds. scallop beds or other ilsh beds as
they insy deem desirable. They may
make a close time within which no per-

 

higher

sort may take shell fish or other fish. .

and Igcucruiiy they bare complete do
niinlon ovop lirrlreries and fish. as well
an all kinds of name. We tint! on limi-
tation in the constitution of the tumor.
of the general assembly to legislate in
this regard. and they may delegate
their regulations to such ofilccrs or
boards as they they see fit. ' ' '

Regarding the people‘s rights
court says:

"By common law all persons have a
(women und general right of fishing in
the res. and in all other nuvimhls or
tidal waters; and no one can maintain
an exclusive privilege to any part of
such waters unless he hits acquired it
by grant or prescription

"This law in subject to the para‘
mount right of navigation. According
to some authorities the crown has no
power since the passage of Mom
Charts in grant a several right of
ushery in navigable tide waters. or
com where the right had alreidy been
enjoyed for some time prior to that
statute.

"By other authorities. however. it is
held that Maxim Obsrta has no effect
and in no my restricts the power of
the crown to grant such a several
right of fishery There is no question
made but thdt since Magus Charts. the
crown and parliament together could
grant such a right.

"if we concede that under the char‘
ier from the crown this state received
only such right as the crown could
pun, unlit orchid:
court's the with «one not”r out on
wetsuits or 19197th riht in “glory.

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the federal constitution."

ROAD osmosis iN CUYLERA
or “one

That 9‘ BMW
phia. a director

 

cuyler. of Philu‘doi~
lithe Pr nusyivunia

looted a director
of the Now Have r ibosd Was denied
today by President 0 B Mellon ot the

‘ New Hayes copiously The report. or

Nil CuyleI' I oiectldu to the New Hil-
ven board was published in New York

tion to the raiilottd company.

When the Pennsylvania system an-
quired- ..Iii 009.000 of New Hawaii stock
a short time ago. mulling its total hold-
ings about 86.009090. itwss reported
in tilts paper that Mr..Cuyler was the
very probable representative of the
i'ensylvauia company in the New Ha.
web‘s board. it being generally under-
stood that the Pennsylvania would
ask for two representatives. now hav—
ing one In the person of President
James Memes. it was stated on good
authority today and ii is nilrtost a cor-
iainty that Mr. Cuylcr will be a mem-
ber of the New Haven a board before
many weeks, but he has not been elec-
ted as yet.

Mr. (‘ uylcr was elected to the direc-
torate of the New ,York. Ontario st
Western railroad. which is controlled
by the New Haven system. a short
time ago. as published at the time. His
election to that position indicates a
(loser business relation between the
New ilavsu and the Pennsylvania. and
was regarded as substantial indication

_ that it was the intention of the New

Haven people to place Mr. Curler on
the New Haven s board. When the an.
‘uouucement of My. Cuylers election
to the Ontario was announced recent
iy his name Was used also as :1 pins
peeiive director of the New listen.

()no of the railroad trade pumrs
rustle the mistake of saying he had
been elected to both companies. This
statement may have given rise to the
rennin published in New York and
Philadelphia. and many New England
papers today.

Mr. Cuyier is so years old. a lawyer
and a graduate oid'nle with the class
of 1874. He is a director 0! the Penn-
syivnnin, the Equitable Lift-A ssuiunce
800W} and several other linnnclnl in
sillutlonrl.

DR. KELLY‘B BIG ViCTORY.

Word has been received here from
the idlits‘ delegation that has been ul-
icmilnu that national convention nt
Detroit, Mich. that all are well and
that Dr. Kelly's victory in being clocla
cd grand exalted invading knight was
far greater than was at first i’eporir-tl.
The final ballot showed tuft llr. Kelly
hurl 9M votes as strainer L’i-i i'oI his op
quicnr W w Proschytl of Wyoming.

Hosrery

lslrilos' Silk Lisle. lilaclt {illil Tan
Hose ............. 25c and 35: pair

lilissos’ lllsck Silk Lisle ..... 25c pair
lodieu' Black Silk llosc ...... 50c pair
‘ l

Ladies“ and llllljdrcii's Rood quaiv
ily llose ....V ......... 2 pairs for 25¢

 

Full line infants" White i‘ntlon Socks

J. l. MALLE'ITE

formerly Minus Dawson)
99 WASHINGTON STREET

 

 

Summer

Furniture

Porch Rockers. Chair‘s,
Settees. Reed Couches,
Tables. Hammocks,
Lawn Swings. Refrig-
erators,Lawrr Mowers.
Croquet Sets. “New
Teffection” Oil Stoves

uni-nua—

MITCHILL. UNOIHTAKII

F. A. MITCHELL

HOUBI PURNIIHIR
CORNER WALL AHEHIOH IT...

MoswAui. CONN.

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The Evening Sentinel
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lutomobrie
insurance

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FIR! “Where. I“? RATI9. Corp
suit as tor RATIO of Auto LiABlLi'i‘V
insurance. .1

rm. Lita. Accident and Liability
insurance

Aunts. Ilium-hip Tickets. Real [statea

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and Philadelphia uppers this morning, curtain mop
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akin Troublh Nissan Prompt
Trdntmant With Poaiam.

, twot‘I—m

All shin tr ppriwhloh are preva-
icni in but use W whitebait. ihilnmrnn-
tious emailed: go their eczema itch-
ing spots. hlv pi pies. etc. decision
the use of po run for their prompt
elucidation. Thriir entrees are louud
in over hosted biped ipodmklu irritation. di-
gestive disorllo it, etc. in some per-
sons the eat it; of hair or berries in

igiw‘uys prions them on.

For cieurin
inlisuied nosey.

dolnpiexlou, red or

sunburn mosquito
bites. burns. eto.. poslam should be
used in preferente to ought else. sur-
prising results being noted after a
single application

The readiness with which poslam
heals sntuli surfaces and minor tron
blue is but its indication of its rapid
notion lil curing eczema, letter, scabs
les, itch. etc. on hands. limbs. scalp
or any part at the body.

A special Gil-cent package of poslaln
is preparer! for minor uses, and this.
as well as the regular 32 jar is on sale
by all lellgglfiii‘l particularly The Clifv
i;ord Pharniury and Edw W Kelley.
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But a free sarrrpie. which will afford
it touvlirciug lust, may he obtained by
mail, by writing to the Idlhergenry La-
iiorslilimics ‘l2 West 25th street, New
York city.

 

 

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ABANDONINO FORT TRUMBULL

, NEW LONDON. July iiiw’l‘hc first
stepdu the abandonment of Fort Trum-
bull by the War lilepnrtmenl to the
Treasury Department was taken yes-
buds) One Hundred Thirty second
Company. Coast Artillery Went to Fort
ii. G. Wright Fisher's island. The
company will go into summer camp
there and in the full will riccupy new
barracks. On August 1 the Treasury
i”impairment will nssruué control oi the
poslvnnd the school for cadets of the
revenue cutter service. now at Arnudcl
Cove, Md. will be moved there.

The old army past. which was one of
the most important strategic points in
the Revolutioruary War, is now in

Sergeant Allie.
has been lull or the post to Iulsc the
flag at sunrise and lower it at sun-
set

TREAT FOR ROOSEVELT.
(llrsl'l':N.\’li.. Wye. July l9.——Ex-
President. Roosevelt will be given a
real hairvruising wild west trout upon
the occasion of his visit here next

charge of a non-coIIInIissloned omcer, ‘
A detail of 20 men ‘

FOB lxt’LANM'iON.

State Secretary Hitttlllw ll. Rogers
has written to General Phelps Mout-
gOlllely, of New Haven, formeIiy a
member of Governor I‘d’sean’s stail‘.
denramilug an explanst why his Ii
cells to operate a motor eur should
not be suspended as s. result oi reek
less driving for which be was lined 810
in the iiumden eorut on July ii,

iii slmiiaI demand has been made"
upon w N. Woodqui. at West Haven
on account oi, an accident occurring in
at car owned by Abram la. Shutter. of
West Haven. which oodi'ui'f was driv
ills. Mills Ethel Shutter, daughter- of
the owner oi the car was lulursd when
the cul' went over an embankment.

Mr. Shutter was asked it be consid‘
ered Woodruit a capable drivor, and
also whether ho, (Shutter) was accusv
mined to give orders as to the. speed
which he considered reasonabi and
proper for Woodrrlfi‘ to drive the car.
and wlIatJuch speed is.

The secretary at the state has tak-
en steps as indicated above to pro
tool not only the public but those who
are accustomed to ride in cats opera~
ted by licensed chauffeurs.

ALL CONNECTICUT RIVER WATER
FOR MILL POWER.

itOCKVllJJlt‘. .luly lbw—Ail of the
Connecticut river is being turned into
new at the Vernon dam This is the
iirst time since the construction of
the data that every drop of water in
the river had passed through the wheel
pits. Water has been running over the
spiliway all the sprlng, but. the recent

 

rapidly that it was decided not to our
low any more water to go to waste.
The present new of the river is ample
to run the plant at its full capacity, it
the dry weather does not continue for
a long period . The river has dropped
about live feet opposite Brsttiehoro.

notions on.» ohw‘Mo’NToobesv

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iN THE oovssN 'é fihmE”
The next conference of governors

will he held in the capitol in Frank-
tort. Ky, November 29 to December
2. A (Oillllllttee, consisting of Gov-
oiuors Augustus E Wiiisou, of Ken-
lucky; Martin F. Ansel, of South Car~
ollua; Herbert S. Hadley. of Missouri.
and Richard E Sloan, of Arizona. do
clued to have the conference at ll‘rank-
t‘ort. (ichrnoi Weeks will attend

! Governor Weeks has approved the
bill of the (Mills hosiptal of Derby for
a quarter of the annual appropriation.
for 9750; also approved the bill of
American School for the Deaf for
riothlng, for $323. 07.

The goveInor approved the requisi-
tlon of the. executive committee of the
soldiers' hospital board for 910. 000.
iur care of sick and Wounded soldiers;
also a requisition of the same coin
mlttcc far 8509 for religious services.

at tile borne. 1

it

The Recreation Tours
SEASON 1910

Block island, 910.50 and 811. 69-—3- day
trips. Saturdays, July 16. 23. 30;
August 6. 13. 20. 27

 

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IS IN TOWN

Clauy in Appearance. With the Latest
Style Montoiair Touring Body.

[makes this the ideal car.

Remember the speedy little "liup-

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month \leillI will iirui any of his
rrillgh rider experiences it the plans
oi the Jackson Hole cow puuchors
carried out it is the purposa of the
boys to hold in celebration and coil-
tosl for the roping and riding chums
piousiIlp. More than 1.900 puuchcrs
are expected to gather here at that
time.

 

THE l9ll

arel

iNorwalk consolidated

'l’hone MR. CLOVER. 241-5. or our
new garage, 733-4.

Auto Company

The “Koelrler 40”

Extreme power on hills With I speed
of 4 to 90 miles an hour on high gear

mobile 20" runabout. 8180 (D0 reliable

White Mountains. saws-day trips
Mondays. July 18. August 1,15. 29.

Bermuda. from New York, 840~9 day
trips. Saturdays. July 16.August6
27. September 17.

Glen Summit. Poem. .822—4-dsy trips.
Monday. July 26. Aug. 8. 22.

Thousand Islands, 834«—6-day trip,
Tuesday. August 16.

Royal Tour, hoiw'i‘housand islands, St.
Lawrence River, Montreal, Lakes
t‘llumplain and (leorge and Saratoga
Springs. iii-day irip, Tuesday.Atlx.1ii

Nova Sculls. $46~7-dsy trip. Monday.
11115.1

Gettysburg, Luray Covers: and Wash-
lngton, D’. 6., “anti-day trip. Sat-
urday. Oct. 22.

Above rates from New Haven

For the New England Tourist. desert!»

big oil tours, (all on G. w. HARRIS.‘3¢

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any six-cylinder
Automobile
made

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Model 25. 39 H. P. Roadster

$1200

Ready for Delivery August l. 1910

 

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Square White Glass Fruit Jars
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pack closer on your shelves.
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Columbia l‘lIouograpbs and Supplies.
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SUMMER TIME TABLE
On and After MONDAY. JUNE 20. 1910
The a.» and Commodities

Steamer Huntington

Capt. Win. 0. Young
Will run as follows:

Leave Huntington forflorwslk Mon-
days and Fridays at 6945 a. m., and
2: 25 p- m: lit” hi. i'JI '

Leave Norwslktlon Huntington, Monv
days and. Prism at 8:45 a. m.. and
5: 30 P- m, ., , ...i m l

EXCURBIONvll'iOICETS. 50c
SINGLE PARS. 40:.

Children 5 to 12' youthtxcuralon 85c:

Sing lo Fur,
Parties of ten owlntll’e' can make s or-

rangements with the' C'sptsln to stop
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HARTFORD RAILROAD
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in Effect June 9, 1910.

SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW VORK.

A M.:~—12 53:, 5: 09: 6: six. 9: 09.
01.67 7:.20 7f,40 8:18X.8:6lx, 9.168,
9: 37. 19: "0x. 19: 45x. 11: 29x

P. Mr~12z66m 1:05. Sifiilx, 3: 17.
5109‘s, 6: 36 5‘ 50X. 0:40. 9:501. 7:16!.
7. Mr. 9: 40:. 19: 29. .

Brandon.
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10: 20:.
P.M.:-r13 56x. a: 34x. 2: 69:. 5: as.
35093:. 7: 001, 7. 09. 7: 52:. 8. 21:. 9: 42:.

 

 

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11: 09:, ii .03.

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ll: 30:, 3: 96 4:163. 4:.32 6:021. 6: 08.
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9: 03!. 9:401.

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SOUTH NORWALK TO "197 HA-
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