the
tortilla boss for mill. now.
Tllsl m
.. is and Mmulachlrers
When.
0&3}?!ng militia?“ President
gut). :ooralarr
gag“ Column-s" ,
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jfl.
' Furs. nfii‘df’wvbrsou
TCH
BWARTEN
lbuamass MEN mom.
tempt to make it appear that
is Business Men's Association
ii in: politics in its preparation of
lie utilities bill does not. in the
. e u’l~ the Hartford Times. deserve
unaideration. except Is it is
to deceive people who are- not
w r with the subject The fact is.
J asymthat the association has much
' ‘ n from efficient public service.
get a full return for what
and observation has taught
them tiltt they do not always set that
front public service corporations. and
that this is the case merely because
there is no general provision for hold
ihrihd” corporations up to their full
ty. No corporation that does he
Full duty will be affected by the ex-
Monet a public service law to
about that result. Cloud the
=you will, there is no getting
We the business men have
‘ " the commission. There was
A WW among them which depre-
». .g'ny action, and when the main
it) loads a new draft of a bill for a
Which some of this minority
" joined in the hue and cry that the as-
‘ booiItlen was playing politics. The
"only answer needed to this chargew
:jtdtion whatever source it comes—As
WW?!“ association's Interest Is that
”oi all who use the public service cor-
porations. and that It also rests on the
Indisputable ground that those who
~ ,reoelva spacial privileges on condition
tofrsndal‘lng certain service shall ren-
der the“ service as well no latte the
privilege. There is no politics in that;
merely business sense. On this point
‘ the New Haven Journal-Courier very
properly and forcibly remarks:
“it should be remembered that dur-
lllt the session of the legislature inst
year the cry of the corporations was
“ill. there was no public sentiment
" .an of the movement. beyond the in-
Wt yawping of a few buslnous men
‘ hawspaper editors: that man if
“I" Was such a sentiment the top-
Mediating of u had not the slight-
.fit practical notion of what they want
“oil: that the bill prepared by the corn
filmed). which lheuu few yawpurs fa-
‘rol‘bil. was unreasonuble, Impraeti-
tlflo and harmful. This was the cry
, until the close of the pension. when the
‘ I M ”WWII hild grown so in numbers
that it required Herculean and queue
rdenabie methods to defeat a substitute
“Ii". and it was the rry until the buul~
,illlli) of the stair. without re-
puililral alignments. accepted
Ilenge and prepurod n measure
9'
a
moo with our contemporary
if this Is entering politics “tho
of that itind uf tmlllics Conneo
' goods. the better for the common-
. ’ ll." it means legislation for the
sled mod as upward to legisla-
for private adventsge,
w-..“ Qt.-.
kn! diluestiou has been made that
, lanthropiiii would do something
’ walls who would establish a
fountain for dogs at some
in the center of the city. llu.
lid ice water tantra. soda foun-
are other places of thirst de-
. vol-y desirable these dare.
thouollt Is given the capture.
are about the streets In con-
liulnbors. and these but solu-
with tongues hanging out
ly soilerioa for want of
for a time there wsa spell to
guises for dose In Railroad
but tbs insulate. once broiled.
to peruse out the iliiew
it hilt enough for you?” that
W spell of walls». it
M in flow York his tire a
wow venturing this query.
. «WW ulsa
members are accustomed In other.
tWIot’oply persisted but undertook ‘
onset out”
I AQOTOOAY.
m
dilly II. 1000.
Murmur was discussing
apropositiao
tion at I cost of 110.000. . .
oil's. Emily Ill. Kelgwm. of William»
tic. committed suicide by handles.
ohseis, B U.
Cuban'postal frauds were bolus lu-
vostlgsted, it being reported that ilili.
000 had been stolen from the govern-
inept
The resignation of Rev. Gerald ll.
lBout-d. as pastor of the South Norwalh
goonuregstlonal Church was accepted
with regret
1 W
TWINTV VCARO AGO TODAY.
Saturday. July 26. one.
The. resignation of Captain A. A.
Betta as commandant of Company 1“.
”’ Fourth Regiment, was accepted.
The Million having in charge the
disbursolhent stills fund for the re-
lief of the Johnstown. N. Y.. flood suf-
ferers was being criticised. It being
claimed that of 8356.821. 2? given for
.relief purposes. only 0158. also went dl
rectly to that ohisct.‘
“W
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
So far ill senoritss are concerned. it
is hard to see that New Orleans but
‘any advantage over San Francisco in
drain: Its claims for that Panama ex-
position.-Olneha lice.
—-O—-
The colonel‘s son will he established
in California lost in time to be elected
United States senator. What matters
it if he does tacit something of the
conetltutlonai age limit'lmCleveiand
Plain Dealer.
4-
.l. P. Morgan never made a prohilesa
deal in his life. which statement
should end all this tailt about his
daughter being engaged to the pro
tender of the Spanish throne—Birdso-
port Telegram.
+-
Greece is getting but because Kine
George has not lied on Crete lo the
Greek map and things will sisale soon.
And can you thinlt of anything hettrl
than hot grease? Meriden Journal.
..... ...-
To salt the politicians to let the
country alone at, the very beginning of
one of those recurring periods when it
needs to he saved is in truth a coup
sel of perfection.~-l’rovldence Journal.
w»
Perhaps it would save a lot of iron
bio of Arizona and New Mexico ‘1'!"
required beforehand to settle definite
ly on their oaptiala and then slicll to
them. “illlililiil Express.
~0—
A writer In a farm paper takes halt
a column of space to tell ten things to
do during July. Yet the doctors tell
you to do as little is mammalian
iiiii’t‘ll Palladium.
«0-
ilor. (illicit ”hull "What Is I prise
fight?“ it ill a drawing in which the
capital prise is a moving picture cou-
cesslonu ~l‘hiiadelphia Telegraph.
~0-
Japan Is again being lauded as Am-
erica‘s friend. Mid America would ro-
spond to the sentiment if Capt. Hui»
son would only allow us [On vticnntob
Tribunedlapubilcan.
4-»
We think it but lust to wmmeml Dr.
ifuult for his earnest efforts at asltef-
facament. an example that might be
followed by a host of fussy fellows
who poreist in forcing themselves into
the flickering ulllnlner of the spotlight.
willotlston Post.
.9...
This la the seaatm when the calam-
ity bowler might as well pause for
breath. No one is listeningwlieran.
ton Iribuos-Iispubl‘n.
.4“.
it is unllltsly that the list results
of Bossier Usunoo’s Kansas tour will
Increase the willingness of his coi-
lssguos elsewhere to accept his offer
of below Providence Journal.
4-
Ws do not often meddle in the love
allure of «rangers. but we would be
finally obliged If the Dolls of the
Abrussi would marry bliss miss and
give the nominee gossips of this
collutrl a rasi.~-iluusioa I’l'sa.) Post.
"4-s-
‘i'bsre are m microbes on a ll
hill than on a Dill. says science. All!
ovum seam te'bave the alias trouble
as most of Is in finding the bio bills.
szw liovsa Palladium.
“W
And titers will be two new states to
name battleships altar. at “8.000.000
W Natal-4t. Wis “moon.
«4-
ws are wisest our mm
film all Isso M so Hail MW
in We add mmm.~
dress dust: (in Journal.
In.“
mmmmhmoa
thsiiflosrt moot
, us install a pumping sta- _
“Pliers was I stampede of minors to, .
resell the sold digginss Ill. lit. Mt'
wchloasn um
”I"
durations as in million are
ways in order. but as a rule those than
his the tumultu- srs‘ always on its“
side. when it comes to bavlnl l
9
Nights to assasswlilddlstowp Prose.
Mm
A ulIn never gets too old to color
'a circus. He has to no to see the
elephantwhlorwleh Bulletin.
WW
WILL ”IND MUCH MONIY
Nsw Milford Power Company Contam-
llistos Many changes In Water Power.
‘ Niilw MILFORD. July “twosome
involving the expenditure of a quarter
of a million dollars are being made at
the plant of tbs New Iiilioril Power
Company, a subsidiary of the New
York. New Haven 1 llartiord Railroad
Company The Chief improvement
will he the construction of a large res»
ervolr with a surface measurlnent of
nearly eight acres at the point where
the tlumes drop one hundred feet
down the hillside to the power plant.
A core dam. seven hundred feet lens
and at places thirty feet deep. will
hold back the water. This reservoir
will not only permit storage of water
when a part of the plant is idle. but
will also do away with the necessity
of drawing water through the usual
canal at a rate rapid enough to cause
erosion of the canal banks. 'l‘bls canIi
which lies on amountsiliaide and is a
mile long, was built to withstand I
now of tw feet a second. but it has
been icon that during the summer
months to run the plant full force ne-
cessitated at times a now or six and
seten feet per mood. Other improve-
ments include the replacing of the old
wooden bridge across the canal near
the Bulls Bridge Cemetery with I
steel one.
About two hundred
played on the work.
men I”! III"
W..."
INJURED WHILE BOARDING CAR.
1...”.
Lansing Odell Rmivad a lad Fall
on Mill Hill This Morning.
This morning as the Weslporl trot
ley car was coming down Mill Hill. a
young man ran out from the curb and
made it Mine loop for the car. In
some way or other he failed absolutely
to connect with that vehicle and was
own sprawling in the rear. He struck
the car in such a way as to throw lilfii
completely around. and down to the
ground It the lust turn. lie was well
dressed In It bluo suit before the ac.
ridenl. Afterwardu he was covered
from head in feel. with mother earth.
The last the paseugrra saw of him he
was running at top speed down ideal
avenue.
later in the dsy it was found that
the young man was Lansing Odell. who
was on his my to New York at the
limo. lie. returned i his home after
the accldoni. and re dressed tile
ituoe. which had parted wlih‘iwsi of
the skin from the contact with the
trolley lrarlts. ills clothes were part
ed from the real estate that they had
collected and he made his way with a
limp to the trolley Iain. This time
he was more fortunate and arrived at
the train for New York safely.
iNIUR'ANCI.
Companies beside Not to Pay Claims
of Relatives.
CHICAGO. July :d.-Aocidant in
aurnllcc companies In which the late
in (l. Rawn. president of the llonon
Railroad, carried mliciea, have dollh-
od a lull Investigation of the claims
which might be made on them follow.
to; Mr. ltawns death, and it wIs an
pounced by Attorney J F. llamman
who will handle all the cases that
none of the companies would «remove-
miss the claims with the heirs. it was
also said that the family would not
be paid the Insurance money until it
was proved thal Mr. Rawn did not
commit suicide. but was either murd'
cored or met his death by accident.
“Either the full lacs ol the pollute»
will be paid or not a dollar.“ the at
iorney said.
The toiul amount of the accident
Insurance Is In the nelgilbobood of
”ELM. including accumulations. The
Innuul premiums paid b the isle rail-
road president totalled 5,150. making
him the heavloul earlier of accident in-
surance in Chicago.
“emu...“ . .
HAWN'I Li'l
sasvrcaa AT ‘f'l-il TINI'.
liev. C. II. Yearwooll preached a
plant at the tent. upon A Crowd of
Witnesses. Adlutant Wintarbottoln.
of the Salvation Army. save a very in-
teresting address. after which the ad
iulant. is wife and another comrade
sang a very sweet and touohln trio.
iir. and tire. Chatman were roe about
and loinsd the church. lllvangeiist
liav. Mrs. liardy will proacil this svs
ulna. The trustees. stewards and
stewardesss of Knight dtmrl A If. It.
church are requested to most at the
church tomorrow evening. There will
be business of very areal importance.
liav. lira .i 0. floors will preach at
the tent tomorrow evening. and the
salvation Arm under its sliieleat and
newly appoinbsd l er. Militant Win
trrbottolo will its as chargeof the
tent meeting on Friday evening.
billboard!" physician MAD.
BRIDGIIPORT. dilly Ida-Dr. Wed-
erielt (l. tlrsvcs. one of the most prom.”
inept physicians of this city, died at.
me o‘clock this therein in a vats
hostntal bore trots lbs an ov-
erdose of morphine that he took yea-
tsrday the at his bummer home In
until Millard. billiard Dr. Graves
7 “We“ in
some Mbusbes near his summer “all!“
oisars. flannel-M
Mwsrsladstereaiorsbtaltosoo-
mmmwmebishismttbout
‘Mm
life un&m‘hulmondiis
‘ummumamllmm
More
very line and interesting sermon last 9‘
”bad left ”PM Willi”. til “:3
“mmaaefitsllstbd‘
ill
enla‘:
,Oilmia ah?
aIndium: i
a ”law
A" the stones. yet ”dance has yielded
- them no results and it seems as‘
voided monomer-:1“
THI FIGHT ‘IIOTURII.
-'l‘he following open letter has been
addressed to lfavor Wolfe: _ .
i wish to make a few reform to You
in regard to the .l asoa and .leffrlas
light picture show. nltlllg you, kind
Jr for the invitation that you have ex
tended to the colored people. stating
that there would be a sposial matinee
for the colored people in the afternoon
and the evening would be reserved
for the whites for fear of a race war.
New! wish to have you understand
that the colored people have too much
respect for their race, and for the
whites to think of golngto any pub-
lic place of amusement to create a
disturbance. Should there be any dia
turbance started it would be by some
degenerate that would hardly be m
ponaibls for what he did say or do.
Now If this show is of such an Ito
moral nature, why did you grant a per
mil to show in this town. when Wit
know from heart that it has been her-
red from all the large cities. it looks
as though husbands. fathers. brothers
were setting a bad example for the
young under sixteen years of ate it
looks as though old Not-walk had lost
all of her good moi-almond had become
a sportlnp town. it so. lot or all have
what ls coming to us in a lanai way.
Let us have a bottle of wine or beer
with our dinner of a Sunday anemone.
when we go with our lantlllsa to the
seashore to dine. hot us have ball
”will, feel races, horse trots. cock
fights and do: liable. or not pot-mil, the
pictures of two human bruins going to-
gelber lilte two hull den.
New. regarding your request to have
two matinees. one for the blacks and
one for the whiten, for fear of a race
riot. There is no bile playhouse in
this iltnlo where t one Is admission
charged but. what a black man can go
into if he has the price of admission.
if be times sol behave himself put him
out. How much credit is it to the
whilr man to stand and see a black
mail but a whilo map. “f hnwlmueh
credit in ii to the black man to bland
and be beaten by a white man. air.
Johnltou should have the respect of
the world. because it wait an eye for
an eye and u tooth for ’a tooth. and air.
.lefl’rlee ls entitled to lost as media for
the nerve ho hall to go againsl a world
healer.
Non. Mr Wolfe I doubt if flit-re are
colored sports enough to this town to
giro leu roots to go In to see this
show. The colored pmplo are war:
they burn flu money in throw away.
and evenings are the only times they
have to themselves. No . when all
nations cannot viii! of thin
tried and art like men may had helm
Ilay away. if they have no mood for
one another at a show, of this type.
acme live years ago in tho last hat-
tle that l fought. and put my man out
In live rounds. l was looked upon as
a human brute. and there were no plo-
iuros taken of this iIIhi. where they
could he acid for a high admlsdop. and
there was more blood Ihod than there
was in this Johnson iodides Mill The
only film that i know anything about
was the film from Judge Walsh to
Sheriil Hawley for six months Now.
Air. Wolfe. I thank you kindly for the
invltailon that you extended to us. We
shall refuse to smut unless we can
be recognised and admitted the same
as all other nations. i must m. In
the colond people for my shin is dark.
yet i don‘t ltnow wast nation i do be
long lo.
\‘oura reamiflllly.
OLIVER (‘. BURTON.
Norwalh. Conn.
ILY AVINUI'S CONDITION.
Editor Sentinel:
Mr. Tammany‘s article in yesterday's
lieutluoi was admirable in its object.
the only fault. being that it was not
strolls enough. and it Is doubtful If
any one can write a letter that will do
laalirs to the nugh‘ct that has been
showered oh Ely avenue or the oscrra-
ble condition of travel. both by fool
and by brain.
There Is a mum that when a rest
dent of, that city street who is paying
no a roar for taxes. complained that
he could not get his garbage collected
that a certain official under whose do»
rimeat it came said: ’l appraise that
it is Whistleville seals." and it was
Wblallaville sure shall b.
There is a deep losing of unrest
working to the surface anion; the
pie in that end of the city. for is
are getting tired of paying taxes allow“!ll
receiving no return in the shape of
road worlt. and at the same little ass-
lag the mess that is raised by taxes
and which t by have reason to be
More is meant to be equally divided on
the diluent loads spent on other parts
of the city streets
’NOr is the dissatisfaction alone with
the residents. for the drivers of notes
and team are heard to oaprsas them.
Islvss in pretty sl INN. at
times. There is not a valid'arnunisnt
that ran be advanced why this street
would not be put in repair. for it In
one of the oldest In the to". is the
MWn-éifi "'
0%“ residents and
rl under the hold.
so abs stands bah lid it. .
its city council has one Ibis mem-
ber who has invest ted and who
knowa the conditions a believes that
retreat should be put in proper l'G'
our so that it can be accredit to the
tr‘avalln public
tinusll-y complaining of ancient and
rsvsiius thrown the mud and over
bit“ of a little
WWII Iilli city
thourb the only way that they will set
any attention is to light through ths‘
public press for their “flight ~
W
OAYHIHINO. iN IIODINO.
W
Putnam camp Commissioners Inter-
talosd Ladies It Dinner.
The regular monthly meeting day of;
the Putnam Camp Commission was!
held on Thursday and for the first
time in some months the full board was
present. This was "ladies' day." and
most of the commissioners brought
their wives and daughters with them.
There were present President William
H Burr. of Westport and Vice-Fresh
dent Charles E Keith. of Bridgeport
who motored up. -.Col Charles W. Help
sit and Mrs. Pickett. of New Haven.‘
who came down from their country
hours in New Preston: Treasurer Geo
L. Rockwell. of Ridgedeld: Auditor
Eber A. Hodge. of Danbury: lira.
Hodge and Miss Hodge. who came In
their car iron) Fair-field Reach; erasu-
ator isIac N. Bartram. Miss Bartram
Ind their granddaughter. Miss Moore.
of ahamn: Secretary William ii. Hill
and rs. Hill. of Bedding. and Charles
Burr odd. of Reddlng.
The members on dispersing reported
a very harmonious meeting. Routine
matters were disposed of and it was
decided to build the fountain In the
triangle at the main entrance as pro-
possd In the original plan or layout of
the camp The commissioners also in-
spected the site of the browsed new}
museum or ball of relics. and the new '
markers with inscriptions which Bu-
perintendent Rockwell had caused to
be put up on the historical sites: also
the Revolutionary apple trees which
have been treated with the new pro-
cess to the hope of preventing further
decay, and to save them from being up
rooted by high winds.
KILLED lN AUTO ACCIDENT.
NEW YORK. .Iui Edwin all adio-
lnobile accident at {Veal Hampton. lo.
1.. today. Desmond litmus. in. see of ‘
Desmond litmus, former commission-
er of public works In llroobiyn. was
instantly itllied. ills automobile tnrn~
ed turtle. One other permit who was
ill the car with Dunne was seriously
injured. ills name was not learned.
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The “Koehler ill”
18 IN TOWN
Glassy la Avenue. with the Latest
liyls Ioniclalr Touring lady.
Extreme power as hills with a spud
ofitoaomilaaanhnurulnigb gear
makes this the ideal ear.
Remember the speedy little “tiny
mobile Iii" runabout. Illo in. 11th
liaawsli. "Uvarlta IO.” Ryder-mil
and Column".
'Pbona Ill. uwvnlt. Iii-I. or our
new garage, rm.
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company
”in... in
Night Robes
50c
V-noek. with ruffle edge
SOUVENIR POST CARDS
LOCAL VIEWS
ii for so
Vin] ill ‘
"Greatest Ever"
Thanks to! the good people of
these parts. This sale will go
down in history as the hosiest.
biggest and‘besi. Yesterday's i
selling was simply wonderful.
Tomorrow. the next day and
every day as long as the lots
hold out, the same bargein
prices will prevail. Do not
wait too long.
Come ‘Tomorrow
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.
The Big Store
The last Place in The Norwallts to Buy Your Groceries
Butter
Wines
Cheese Liquors
Eggs Mineral Waters
MAUI) I. FLOUR ............................ ban. 86c; barnl, “.75
Delicious
Tees and
Coffees
JONII‘ IUPEILATIVI FLOUR ............. bag, “it: barrel. I740
PILLIIURY’I IIIT FLOUR ................. Mg. 000: barrel. $7.15
OOLO MIDAL FLOUR ....................... bag, .00: barni. I748
IALITON'I WHOLE WHEAT Flour. O-polmii bag ...... ,' ........ ac
a: I as Washington Iireet. south Nomik. Phone 440
UNITED GROCERY CO.
'luUNK
Repairing in all its,
branches
House Trunks Made
outlet for a large and moths penis
the. la used by doctors and i!
seam is the outlet for the hill section:
it mml't‘o'slilui't "‘.'l‘ui'l.".ll
as yours til we
the city wasoul unhoowo
steals 0“
weeks and menu
are is the road and the whole street
IIllsei or plain
33.3mm“ on
“chimed. “’l‘lill
20 NORTH MAIN ITIII‘I'. - PHONE m.
J. I. MALLETI‘E «
(formerly amass Dawson)
ll WMHINOTON ITRII‘I‘
' itvsI lit.
in“
ops-rd
convention In WWI it tells . Af-
tor ‘ m mild 1 parlor
TOR”IC LENSES .
are the best because they are
curved to conform to the shell!
of the eyeball. giving a wide
angle of vision and no aberration
of the rays of light. Inch lair
ass in our "Best Yet" mounting,
which Is almost invisible Ind
ram mural: and comfortably on the loss without any irritaiiu prea-
meals the perfection of live (mutton.
filed to fit you a pair on trial. if not satisfactory return them
87 A’I‘LAN'I‘IC SQUARE
Stamford. Conn.
Open Monday I Saturdni" lvanlnll 3
frontier or causes. "" utssssatv ans
narrow. to mammal m mm m. ovum of Mr .
y fibers and loose 'hodas in Greenwich. a fashionable
'51 the 30*“ 0‘ school for girls. have appealed frost
r trad annual the deal of dudes Gertie in the as.
rt in allowing I ludment
of 7...“! to John V. lobaefsr Jr...
a New Yorlt eeriraotoraw 'l‘he
mntraotlog comps” sued for wanes.
due on the erection of a new bulidiu
m
Orbit!
tbs dele-
issues! ens rsion
“mists. saitert a ten loelhihelallli
«gum Moddsw’wiowm
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