Ha L ‘ f .5 ,
“it turned Its cust'tedy re-
, . . 3 June 30. for the the decal
I910. As indicated in It:
‘liliwmz III aar'mé‘usrn
III III I“! .tiltl. 0
Mills rog‘d underltrhe” try n:
tally—labor adjustments, rate
, and what not-«tor the past
tbs. ~A line point is how far
lineages 'may have unset
it cos,
, oxen thtl'Io earnings at the road
in previous three-quarters of the
. ~le chow conclusively it is said,
the road in certain to continue
on eight per cent basis now as it
for years.
, statement follows:
, a report at the New York New
you and Hartford Railroad c‘onlv‘
for the quarter ending June 30
allows operating revenues of
68,198. 84, an increase of 31. 617p
as compared with the corres
as quarters of 1909
, operators alipenses were $10
, new: suite of 31,776,966. 6?.
¥ till: revenue Wits $6,.
partisan oi 3168‘, 861. 50.
diet refinue from outside operations
sod 627, 469.16. ,
es increased $194, 251. 03
0t or income increased 6620 670 64.
_ Tgroans emanate income for the
l‘ r this year was $9. 408. 766. 98. an
more! .196, 267. 46.
“ The net corporate income for the
"Quilter/ditto year was $4,634,191.83
, Adult“ 86.687. 448 30 for the some quar-
' 6:5 or 1909 on increase III net copor-
' _ income or $46. 743 53.
. tit connection with this stetcbcnt.
ad Expert on New Haven road mat
WWW: that the quarterly showing
upgraded one. but that the significant
I re of it is the Increase in up
Q hf; expenses which in course
’ lie of the new increased wage
“lids“. now going into elfett all oveI
the system w ould begin lo pull hard
on the earnings from now on The
, t liscal quarter and the present
H r of the road are confidently
th1 upon as being the best qunr
tors for earnings or the year. as tlu
_, summer passenger travel is then at
":5 highly and the New Haven road is
notoriously a passenger traffic road.
All 0! the railroads oi the countrr
now trying hard to make the in-
of income water than the ln-
. , Iced cost of operation. Thus for
o thought the New Haven road was
thing this very wall indeed.
"i” ”W
i.- HAT-mas or ORANGE.
Chose AMI- Moffitt Ticket In Their An-
nual Election.
gMuch interest la being manifested II)
mbers of the hat trade in this city
the result of the annual election at
core of the local union in Orange.
, .1. where a complete change of of-
rs was made at a meeting held last
S’l'lday evening.
“rite Newark News prints the follow
in regard to the election:
2'? "The attitude or National President
tin A. Moi'tllt and the local officers in
crating a settlement or the hat strike
orange was an issue in yesterday' 3
tion with the result that the pres-
t graders of Local No. i 01 Orange
“ , itod Editors 0! North America, were
failed and an entirely new set or
can elected ln this places The
tion waa {notional and sharp linen
nearly established The success-
, faction, headed by William Kear-
.6. who was elected president to and
Iliad Alexander Mchnry. Ia not In
paltry with the action taken In
0 local onicers in reflecting a settle-
.fiient with the bosses at the last
“rifle. The old corps of olllcera ulood
by atlonal President John A Moilltt
in a i that he did.
6 "There was a strong feeling after the
leztlement of the strike that had the
It held out a short timcrionger they
would have had the bosses begging for
terms. This feeling was largely due to
the fact that great quantities or spelled
hats and hats In clock were found when
the union men went back to the fac-
tories. Many also believed the old of-
nouns too friendly in their dealings with
the manufacturers.
“it Is said that members of the suc»
cessful faction made it known lsot
night that they are not in II pathy
with the arbitration hoard hum when
the strike wail settled. Outaldo of hat
ting circles the ‘arhltrtitlon agreement
wad regarded as a progreaslve move-
ment, the one real benefit of the ions
- strike.
,I,"‘l'he dull trade since the strike was
”tiled also had an client on the result
of the election.
‘The nation: realized that the elec
was of tar [roster lIn rtcnce
than the usual selection of 0 corn in
.t at it was the first real test or the ac-
ton ot the olilcers during the recent ‘
trouble. it can alrio the am test at
tho popularity of National Precident
Itoliltt and It Is taken All a repudiation
or All that he cicada tor. it Mr. Mot-
I?” you radichl its some thought the
. tion that will Ito into power on Sop
. thinner It will be still more so, It is
“a ,
. “William lte'al'l‘lei 361 voids
Ind Alexander ”and“? 2 for pr’cll
t. For vlcoprcsldent Edward Mc-
I’ynu received 360 votes and Peter
”mount n 216. cutthroat Dondron do.
sated llama. Option to; secretary or
a vote of 404 to m and aim tiling re-
mind 400 votes and William Wetlan-
too for tuuuror. ; . , ,
he rumor went through the shape
lorday. it in said. that some of the
Mutant heir men
to vote tuft“. 261mg oiii .
F [LAMAR ,.
”6.66.06 it... 1......6 val
mammal productt of tilt hittiti'
A.
..throuah which. it has .
The lfigures when tab;
bile smiths icri Iths iii
no I stern reapg‘rlvda {a the
‘ymewh
., l.
.vllfla
and note what a difference they Incite layout condi
first to feel the good effects. Food mo;
unveil: the coy-ardent” or Ntulfllll‘ health.
Pi Strngth and N Life
WIMMSMMNIIW
6"“ I “H.663”.
t I
“a on dio’r‘sgndg‘ruted.
auction's fills. Boon
d. the
clash:
toii‘io action of
I‘IIII‘ III, N
Illilltt III IIII lilll
James Gillie Lott loll Before His
Time Was Up~0iliclals
Bet Him in Derby
Some or the "truetles :may work
out of the coal holes once in awhile,
hut at that the county Jail olllclala
have good memories and long arms.
They have Just landed a chap who ran
.wuy four years ago. He will not have
it quite so easy during the many
.veoltn of his term that yet remain to
no served.
Misusod His Liberty.
in 1906 James uilllc, of Shelton, war-I
cent up from that town for a misde
.Iieanor or no cortpus character. After
he had been in a chart time he was
given some work to do which allowed
II little liberty. He took advantage or
the leniency one day and disappeared.
l‘ho antlrorltlea made a hunt tor
him but there were no traces. A
patch wna kept at his home for
many weeks. but he did not appear. t
And no the months and their the yours I
.IllpptId D).
About two weeks ago ililila ovi-
Ilcnily tI-omlnded that Sheriff liawley i
and his aaelutauta had forgotten alli
IIIoIIt him and he decided that it1
would he a good limo to vialt trial did
haunts. He did not come right back
to Shelton but contented himself with .
I Hall to Derby. Just an rose the rlwr.
Back to Jail. 1
But the unit-era neIer forget. and;
me day last week lttlllliu was tapped
on the shoulder and told that he was.
wanted lie started hut made no reI
.latance. llcfore nlghtiall he was
neck in the jail and it will not be,
.ery early I...- him to curapc for awhile I
WIIIIII a prisoner Kola away it may
III. a long limo before he in captured.
but it he thinks the oiiltiula intact.
In Inakcu a curious mistake. 'l ho) are ,
alwuyu on the watch, and when a
man returuc to his old clumping
ground he Is cure to be rounded up to
carve out his term, and that lluul ser-
vice is by no means comfortable an it‘
might be under regular conditions.
l
SERVES SENTENCE FOR BIOAMY; “
WEDB AGAIN.
WINDSOR. Aug. l6.~~~;\.marrlcgc
certificate was received at tho ottlce
of the town cicrl. ytIalcrduy. corlllyv
lug the marriage of Joseph Staflor and ,
Mrs. (iora Nihon. it was luauud by
lemon 1). Unleraon, of Windsor Locks.
'l‘tlolunu hi. latllill, a Justice of the
White at Windaor lncka married ihc‘
couple. This in Mrs. Staffor‘a fourth
matrimonial experience. and lsllt.‘ ls but
28 yearn of axe. She was fired married '
to Chester Wood. who died a little oior ,
two ycaIs ago. SIII- then married a
Michael Nilvu. lie married life with
Nlllon proved Murray. and cultural
times the local authorities were called
in to quell rilaIurhaucea in the home
She lived with Nihon but a short limo
when she went down the r'IuIr and
met a man named Sherman. who lived
at Middle lladdain. They were married
and soon after the woman wall iirrcai-
ed for lIIaumy She was conIIcIcIl and '
aorrlenccd to carve one your In tho
linddam county jail. Silt: hair Iwon outI
of jail but a few months. .\'ilIurI Illcd
Ironic time ago.
W
PASTOR-EDITOR DEAD.
BOSTON. Aux. i‘l.»~—itov. Dr. .iamIIa
it‘. Brodie for many your: pronIlIIIIul
In Conlpoualioual pulpita and for the
past two year; connected with lllt‘ mil
lorial department of the American
Board of Cornrnlaalonorn forl‘orolgu
Misaioua, died at a private hoapital
yesterday. Dr. Brodie won 66 years or
age and a graduate of Hamilton (fol
Inc and Union Theological Seminary
Ind lattes out all inflammation in out!
slay The ma tcgrioua IlurImmIIIII‘IInlIlII
y relict cl dud quit hly lit-all Ii ilji
lake: I" t ‘e r ”o
Antioop tic
Heating on
lucovcrcd by an
61m soothing antiseptic
timid liar; con. All ldrcg m r.»
luadm money it it fallen) cure. 25c.“ it 61.
Mitt
m“ a is was W'fll‘l Ila sod item a
o Iv'plisd up. no Ir'rrlt .. Aprlsalvt'lgé'lrt‘f
N0 Oi ll in In all“ lint mac wm Iellend
0 Im it“ an “inland radio a in days the hint. were
i a continually "coloration il in heat
to
the first” hum and non
inlunailI it w I‘..lIIIIrlI finiary Politic.
fill . Judo h
‘ llolla,
II IIIIIIII II IIIIIIIII
'l‘ho fascinating ClIaIlotic Corday
and clocllc shapes are very generally
chown among the earliest aiylcs for
tall hats.
“w
Hints of (lull gold or titrnlahod sliver
appear on foreign cloak and gown
module.
A refined mutton tnliow (sheep’s fat)
can he bought at t. c drug stores for
the manage cream referred to. l have
not. the exact proportions and should
have. to experiment. lull should think a
small icacpoonlui to. a half-cup of the
melted (allow would ancwclt Add the
perfume just hrforc it liar-dens. This
in not Intended for a taco cream. a:
the animal fat might promote hair
growth.
(it all hula for war on Irmnplnn
trips, the Panama la the limit, with
hrim wide enough to ohmic the eyes
from the sun. it can he tied down all
a wlntlI morning and is so light Ira to
he pIIIimIlv rumfoliallla though worn
for a long cttoltll at a lime
A plvth pint‘t} or hummer work for
the girls and nuts that in «any to pit R
up, In one of the innty aprons Ilia!
colnr- all romplolu stamped. with still
to aoIlI Ibrm In n amnli package.
Those of Inulrw arr not no“ IIIII did
you mur hour 01 anybody tuning too
mam aprons?
Milk III a great hoauilllIIr of the torn
plrxlon urn-d an a ho! {un- Ivatii It in
nu cllltntlous bleach and it la n Inoal
dcalrublc piIIInpt-nlnx direct for hol
luau \\ ()lllt'll «he (an afford lhrI qu
,un IcktI cnliro baths In lopld with.
A hot oi pale blue Mill black rclwi
nt lug and Irlmmlnr oi purv pimp
lcnlhcrr. III no good a attic for Ilr't‘suy
lull war as for summer.
\‘ury quaint and dulluhrful an» the
“luv automobile caps or llourwlc lash
louvrl of fahric like the coat and “it
, ishcd with flat rosettes at either aid“.
near the cars.
Many of us have uacd II hnunna akin
to rluan Inn ahoes on occasion. but lulu
runny ever thought to use It on Inn
Juiclu'llltmka. «Iron a Klili tutu-'3
lIIIlI clip a good polishing rlolh niivr
‘ lippllllllr the banana akin.
A black Milo gown. narrow-striped
‘ln yellow, hair ila lam )‘Ulifi embroid-
‘III‘vtl in amid.
The fitting wrap in III
black calln with ,wliow linim: and
illl‘lli'tl'illlt‘k shawl collar.
Tailored uuieta allowing lourIIta of
’Iilcruy L‘ililli‘illdt'l) In convoullonaliscti
dosixnu IIrrI Irruurt fill curlr full pear
'I‘hcau makII I'm good trawlilir
w.uihla
A cstu nIlII of while tonne an plnfuav
an In illllli on Ixilnllnu iIIP foundation
‘or lIlIItI \I".l\i‘l in II feature of an Ilu
polled inil IIIII
HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES
whit II haw IIIIoII llw loci of limo d.»
1«norm a plum in tho lutnlivinn i‘llt’ttil of
awry family. Moiilvrs arc today lid
mlniulorlnp to their children the route
IIIIIII their xrnndmolhrra "and.
For thirty yours. Lydia it. l'lnkhnm'o
tout-tame I‘ompound, mud.» from main
and lli'illfl IIIIII lliii'il ruling lIII- woman
of thin r-unnlrl (mm the IIIIIIII form
of tomato Ills and mmIi IIkIuII could
have cloud aut'lr a mat of Iinu- quI won
such an enviable record.
W.” . M. 4...... .._,
BlPLANlI BEAT PIGEON.
AMIENS‘" Franco. Annual I7 «'l‘lIII
iIrIu aerial race between the lllrdII of
usinrs’ and man‘s production took
place in the couriw of the grout aurlai
cross country mnunmtlou and war
anally won by man. A flock of forty-
raven carrier pigeons was reluanod Ill
Donal Monday at the MIDI! innlani that
Lolllanc in hip Faun-n biplane uteri
ed from the mark on his titty-millI
IIIIIIII Io Mulch» iiuahlna without a
ilmllur Ihrourrh the calm air the hi
piano coon out distanced the birds and
plum lmllianc notched Atnlona the
iiork we not yet in sight, the first
plump arriving six minutes and Iwrn
Iy seconds stillr lmlilauc. liOfom the
lust of the dock had come in be than
ucnx. who had started at the came
time an imBlsuc hut oonaumcd nlnc
rulqueII more on the trip arrived.
pectin: rim Iaat pigeon by twolvo
minutes.
mu-
’ sAsv atAasacrolI unsacv Mi
GOVERNOR WILL ATTEND WATER
‘ WAYS CONVENTION. T‘.
The Atlantic Donn Water-wart aceto-
clatlon, which meets in Providence for
tour days, no pain: August 81, will be
attended by overnor Weeks and dale
gallons from the various business
men'a asnoclallona. The New Haven
chamber of Commerce will he repro-
rented by lil. lit. Durant, do) i. M. Di!-
mah and Charles ill. Julin. The state
delegation appointed by the gourmet,
In composed of Messrs. Edwin P. 'i‘ayI
‘ IaI, linrlwlord Senator Albert N Ahhc,
, Nti'w Britain? Frederick Do Foystcr.
j Portland. Governor Weeks will speak
" en “Witter borne Commerce of Con-
nocticut“
Wren on; In .n
for every room in ,thc huuao la here in
the heat design: and hilheat qualities. ,
()III- [Furniture is the standard of excel-
lence from every standpoint. The
range of aciootlarl In large and ihel
lll‘ittim are low enough to secure pur-
chaucra that they are Belting their
.monel‘h worth, whatever they buy. We
ask tho faint“ of a pr-ruonni Inspection
of our clock.
The A. .l. Angevine & Son Co.
134 to 136 Washington Street,
south Norwsik
WHEN A“ HOT srau. cones
RANGES
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 PAYMENTS IF
DESIRED
W...“
Honeatonic
Power Go.
To the Ilcsling & Plumbing (‘0.
llonllcrnou :
I‘il‘lllllt’fl for a Spencer Ihlilcr and need
my entire t‘lllli pm on» "62. making a
Yuma truly,
Nora/Mk. Conn. July til. '10.
hour Sir:
war )‘llll like.
The Reed 8r Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
FRANK l. JONES. General Manager.
hear my sin apartment house, using a boiler of well known make.
Imt last fall uuw Ila rmnplniv anlIIIlat'lI'Iu in Mary way.
opollnlf of \\ 1m it had lawn ilw preceding avnaouil.
Very truly yntlrs.
VIVISIGTWN 0! as.
WASHINGTGN.A ‘
tion In allotted vivimticn ct do up
that! Bureau at animal lad actryo the
Department or Agriculture and sever
al other government bureaus hero is
threatened by the Washington Hu-
mane society. The secretary at the or
sanitation said today that evidence it
pains gathered and tint it the law
which allows vlvlsectlun tor earnerl
mental purpose: In the district under
the supervision unrecognised medical
colleges or scientific mutation is con
strand alto to embrace government
Institutions, an all»: will be made to
have a law pureed prohibiting viviscc
tion in the district under any clrcum
,atanrwii ‘” ' .
2 MINI?
with no
Takes THIS off
)6...— Mi Ad
I
Norwalk. ( Inn, Jul):
llurluu the winter of' 1901-08 i need $260 worth of coal in
Thin i
ll during the winter oi ‘llltlli‘lll and
not curing of $98.
You run: new this aiIIlIImoIII in any any you care to.
HARRY W. M A'l‘iilsili.
Mr. Frank I. Janet-I. Ilunilnn a Plumbing (‘0.. Norwalk. t’oun.
'l‘hv Slwnrvr llnllI-r which you placed In the Sentinel ilulld’
Ilur coal bill was
You may use this in any
.lMiIlS (llll .llll .\'
l rap 1: \culur: Sturrncl.
The Heating and Plumbing Co.
23 Main 36.. Norwlik. Conn.
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 60.“.
8. .‘iorwallt. than,
.36 Smith Main Street
Music linll lllock
Automobiles
TO RENT
impairing and (lonvral Overhauling II)‘
llrai clans nlorllauica.
Atlanta for Maxwell. Ktlcillor "ill," f‘
lllllllllil, IIanImlIIlII. and lilvoriil "illl."
ilrnmi llt'W linirlli demonstrator In
Iowa.
llu you Willi‘ll the little llupp You
run tli’t‘ lli’l‘ I-IIII-y «lay Handing up and
doing aorrlm-_ (nearest two-paaaonurr
tur on (‘fll‘ilL a
Phone us or mum) and not) all.
Norwaihadgofidated
Auto Comifany
.MWWMM
David w Raymond
ihrnerai Director and mutation
16 North loin M Mil Hamill.
Ruldcnoc, a Washington Must.
Telephone st elites. 0M
Tsiapiunaat Italian. “I.
M
Painting and Decorating.
”L. H. DECKE
Bells for
0.00.... I 0.0”!.!
r
. -«a..- ,
Wall Papers, Crockery, Glassware
House Furnishing Goods. etc.
BEST OPAQUE WINDOW SHADES, 25c.
White Curtain Poles. with Fixtures. roc.
Are you ready for CANNING? The SEASON Ia here
Square White Glass Fruit jars with lightning tops. 3r :0 per do:
Best Jelly Glasses. large size, 26c dozen.
Rubbers Fruit Presets. Strainers. Etc.
Sole A cut for Norwalk oi the COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPHS.
CHINES AND RECORDS.
Disc Records, music two sides. from 65c up.
Indestructible two-minute Records. 35c; live-minute. see
all makes cylinder machines.
Window Shades made to order.
Flt
87 Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone Connection
MWd.w»
BICyCIes
tune
NORTH MAIN AND UNION STE
IDY OHAItdID WITH ANION.
BRISTOL. Au ll. ”Frank Ferric
twelve year old ad. was torn Judge
Malone in police court yestcrd
morning. charged with unwary an
arson On Sunday the hour at Jamel,
Heiferqan wall on fire. with a loss or
ta. con P‘tll‘tl layil IIIIII lie went into
the house about noon and stole two
Illnu. other leWeiry and some old
calm. After he had then sh: it over
be care he concluded tile, would;
hefoitiltl ottIJoltegot tot mg
“I“ WI. Mitt WI
with! tho
’ Willi“ to result late than our
Ari your not saucy! Are they
At their
ill cartoons
ramble. Put “'6
WW PROPER
Shorebl
tti
int
oah.‘
Now Open Under some Managed?
tillers a S’pecrhlty Dancing. Boating.
j ,, on Cob New Solved with can Dinners
HIGH GLASS “home. amend 6N AND [”66ng ON Till mm
moat anemone. to
to ’ ‘
1. wi’roaecu ;
Goldmine” mica-uni more
[tax Into the "Yellow Buildlns'." in
Haven, yesterday,,the occasion , lot;
the 59th anniversary or theTbll'lhIhf
Charles Banner Mullen. nrcsidput‘ht
the New pork. New Haven rind Hart
lord Railrodd company. own. all
part» oi“ the mam moment or hood
will were received by the head oi tho
great corporationt . .
it was In the cit'y of Marvell, “ass.
on August iii. 1861; that Mr. Mellon
was born At the ago at ‘16 he entered
a railroad cornpany'e employ and has
hr on advancing himself c‘o‘ntlrfll’dlly um
til now ho holds a position which ha!
tilt salary or $36,000 a year attached to
. In connection with President Mel~
Inn's birthday, “Life," the humorous
magazine, anyc:
“Upon this your birthday, air. we
wish you as much sweetness and light
as you yourself have spread around you
lol others May an funnel fumes an.
, vtIlopo your classic brow May tho
spirit of courtesy poached you and the
milk of human kindness trelght'you
forward to the plaudita of your tellosw
men. And may your commutation
rates not prejudice us overmnch
acnlncl your many qualities of mind
and heart. Cori wtiililtiohtl"
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[tiiiiiiillfllli
AT
Mon. Tues, Wed.
Aug. 14, 15, 16
Amy Buttierand .
Her Clever Boys
A UNIQUE. uueuansseo
ENTERTAINMENT,
Pearl Revere
CHARACTER SONGS
m
SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT
Cari Saucrrnan
THE OLD FLUTE PLAYER
c—u—n-
w
ALSO NEW MOTION PICTURES
MATINEE DAILY AT 2 P M.
EVENING. 2 complete chews. AT 7
AND a O'CLOCK.
CHANGE OF VAUDEVILLE MON-
DAY AND THURSDAY. MOTION
PICTURES DAILY
Phrcae:
Matinee 5 and 10°
Evening .. ............ ....10 and 15c
Box Bests ......... ........ 250
«watt Piano. by Stelncrt a sane l.
60.. Used Exclusively
w.» ,,.. ....-A.M.Wm... . .. .. .............. W
BASE BALL
AMUSEMENT PARK
MEADOW STREET.
SATURDAY. AUG. 20th
NORWALKS
Winnipeuks
8:80 F. M.
m...
.1 II .
ADMISSION. 25 CENTS
DOV. UNDER 1! YEAR. 10 OIHTO
Grand Dual Inc to Ladies.
.‘q‘au... . ... we... a-
Excursions to Huntington and
Valley Grove
sumac Tm; TAIL!
' On and Alter MONDAY. Will I. are
, The N”, afim We, ,
steam Maurice
cart Win. a. m
wmrahurormr
Letitia Honda II tar Harwell:
angling," postnatal», W
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Luv up omega.” Huntagiorii‘am
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