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pro ‘of the state
_ ”of Danbury,
holiness Me '
by Andrew
president of the
(association:
Bent. all. ”1910. '
Barnes. Sec'y., Connecti'
Haven. Conn.
r i -. . " .
,dl‘ to reply briefly to Mr. Mellen's
rot month last.“ - ‘ . “ ,
. a seriously criticise}: my “gener-
tatement oi evils delight“ to be rem‘
by proposed legislation.“ 1 think
y fairly assume, therefore, that
mod that the abuses which the
loan liltill'liwblll arey‘intended to
do exist undirenuire correction.
Io note that Mr. Mellon suggests
thoughtful consideration" the
tion of a "court of bemmerce.” As
a immaterial whether the commis-
. created be called a “Public Utili~
Commission" or a “Court or Com»
rue," whose “procedure shall be
‘ pie. sensible andopeedy." it is evl~
‘ d , till. ,Mpyiiitello‘n agrees with this
" a . . .that‘ the most practical
tiled r correcting theadmitted
a sea is through the creation of a
». appoint commission. Consequently, our
.- only point of disagreement is as to
the powers to be given to this commls
3:31:30, "court" which Mr. Mellon sug~
‘ l l
Should lo Adequate.
Mr. Mellon suggests that the powers
of the commission or “colirt” be lim’
1th to the "trial of intricate commer-
cial questions." This very limited
power seems to me insufficient to cor-
rect the admitted evils enumerated in
my former letter; for how can such
a court protect public safety? How
will it prevent the present abuses con-
nected with special legislation? How
~will It examine and correct meters? By
what means will it avoid the evils of
ovarfcapitullzation or lack of publicity;
How willit prevent a telephone or
lighting company, having exclusive
rights in a given territory, from arbi-
trarily refusing to furnish service in
portions thereof? The business men he.
lleve that the powers to be given the
c minission should be conservative,
bk yet adequate to remedy these spo-
fie abuses which are admitted to ex-
s . ,
t No Business Man's Bill. ..
.The bill drafted by this association
does not create “a despotic political
board." as insinunted by Mr. Mellon:
on the other hand, political activity is
made cause for removal of any corn-
miasioner by Judgment of the courts:
and the business men's bill gives the
commission less arbitrary power than
tlilt now possessed by every judge of
our Superior Court. Every safeguard
which exists to prevent “despotic" ac-
tion by our judges exists in the case
of the proposed commission. if we can
trust our judges to use and not abuse
the powers granted to them. why
should we hesitate to trust the some
men with lesser and more carefully
guarded powers, merely because they
are called “commissioners?"
Private Corporations.
If there in grave danger in giving
"ileapotic" powers to any set of men.
why should we continue to give "dos
potio" powers to our public service
cprlmratlon? They now have “fills
an o" power to supply, or to refuse.- to
mix. the service which they alonc
“furnish because of the cxcluslva
ml liogos granted to them. Why give
til. “despotic" power to deterlnlnc what
price our cities shall pay for street
lights to one ot the contracting portion
nlher than to an impartial commie»
doll? Wily give a "llcspolic" mixer to
a private oorpornllon to determine
how far it can economically protect
public safety. rather than authority to
a. bill) class commission to order roe
min or alterations found nlwcssary in
that and after careful and public 0,.
utilization into the real causes or the
many Incidents annually and Iucrcns»
lolly recurring?
The business men's bill docs nol
ornate a "despotic executive," but a
fair and impartial commission counties
ad of men of equal caliber to our ilu»
prams Court Justice. to dual equitably
and filirly lioiwuilil the coroorntlona
and the people; it does remove from
the public service corporations some of
the present possibilities of abuse of
the "despot .” powers now held by
thorn by r son of their nerenni‘y
Imlai privileges.
filo Functions.
The bill drafted by this unoclnllon
so» not “disregard the principles of
dill liberty" or involve “a confusion of
“distal and commutative functions; "
» the contrary it creates a purely ad.
‘ istratlvo body. True. the proposed
mission will he called upon to do:
‘ , many sections preliminary or in
la] to he exercise of its adminie
, , in functions. This is true of ever!
you“ body. But the necessity of
i
‘ ding praiirhlo‘dry situations of fact
. as before performing or refusing
bottom modulate live set lanai.
confusion of lballot and adminis-
i'a va flinctlona.’ Whether a rate Illi~
fly the legislature or b an admin:
‘ live body inseam o utensils
victory is o indie ode-lion which the
no will doctor but to prescribe a
,o is as «one mauve act which
left courts have repeatedly and mo:
Why hold that they could not con-
: tailonaily, floral. if sir. Mellon
. .ili‘oilef it s ‘ e a.
., 7 d be vested iii-the utilities cool-
by the Will of the bush
luau- bill: would water it ill--
malaria 1 pointing it out to
, batman ted. the purpose oi
" association «Millie condor
1» lilo _ ileali u‘oeilaa thw-
mm ,.~i.....iii‘°.....’ ' nuisance
7 those proper and
f , of tile aim which
my and to“ mm mm- son
gilt «some
’ ‘ “alibi“
2 I
’ Miami: 3‘
fivgratt iii. ~Hlil.— From. one .‘ Af- -
r ‘ ..
but Edisorial Association. New
*note that Mr. Mellon does "not in . .
Molten and myself are substantiaifi
{ll ‘ . THE P
‘ ' NM "5' LARY.
TIES FOR PROMOTI
F ”(is unwilling"
5&1” lolooedr
HOW. WR TE. 0R CAL
York ‘ ‘ch I}
AN OPPO
we ARE uvuve lN All
., . PRAgfiAL ELECTRICIAN i
.NthlrEo OPPORTUNI-
LARGEST CONCERNS .uvls
LOOKIN r, PRACTIC*
reigning hosts _ i}.
or sills:
yg‘t‘lgqsslg‘fionnogeRog EHESE POSITIONS av
' in assign finalists 15v
CEO. I. COX. Director.
. ELECTRICAL» Ads
3
. HF. COMMANDS A
Nv WAIT HIM. THE
E COUNTRY ARE
Y TRAINED ELEC-
linn. ENGINEERS to
"ma s'uPPLY.
OR NIGHT COURS
LET US TELL Y
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i wssr SEVENTEENH‘ STREET. NEW YORK
the present state machinery is unable
to emcicntly perform. 5 “Court of
Commerce" without powers, such as
“ingested by Mr. Mellon would not ac»
:omylieh either of these purposes; the
‘ulsincss men's bill will at least lend to
iccompllsh both.
Yours respectfully. .
ANDREW R. JONES.
President.
in sills or also
nus iiiiE will BE
(Continued from First Page.)
Well, just 11 little dope by our cor-
espondent from the training quarters
if the ’l‘rolleymcn's linscinlil Club. Ai-
llougb rejoicing over their present sen-
nnl of no defeats. they are naturally
n u very happy frame of mind, and
ms leoklng forward with anxiety to
be coming 14mm: with their old friends.
he Darlene. Our correspondent had
.ho pleasure of writing the dope last
lesson for the icnm and from the pol-
,lnn .l gnye the irollcymcn. everybody
bought the trolley follows would do
:onlctbing. but honestly, a bunch of
iclloolboys would have done better.
l‘bey looked for from being his loan
tors: their excuse was that on the way
u the ball iloid they caught cold. i
mean they did. but It must have been
it their foot. ilul one thing i am posi-
lre and that Is that they caught some
hing from Manager Smith after that
-xlllllitlon, ilni thorn is one thing i
tan say this your, and that is that tho
rollcy men will put up a good. clean
lild scientific game of ball. A-mcn.
Wall. reviewing the list of.playora.
might as well start with the official.“
i.’ the league. Now l‘rcsidcni of the
.caguc Andreo's with confidence tolls
no that he has siren very cal‘el’nl con
.idoruiion In his list of umpires and
liter u'cighiug his full corps in the
valance has found that the following
no not found wanting for good judg-
ncni. therefore he assigns them for
his inlportani panic:
liurt Weeks. on "high balls.
George Mills on “hammer" strikes.
Manili (“Subway"). on "alliter-
:rouild bulls."
.iobu llannigan. to hold book oi lnics
New in regard to a lookvin «'li the
“more. kindly road und pass no com:
.ncnia‘.
Clark being very good at chewing
lauml the rag, will assist on the coach
line.
item will watch ilonus Wagner Mul-
no perform.
Knapp will see that all cushions on
iiiHPH are well cleaned.
li(illlf'_\‘ will wait on “lllllc Mountain"
"or wireless returns.
(lillnlnc will be a busy man puitlnu
lown score for the trolley men.
Godfrey \vill iulroduce ouch ployor
giving appropriate speech for each
man.
Kingoland will act as human wire-
ess pole for the interception of wire-
less signals on the opposing team. On
the side will sell pcnnuta, popcorn and
‘nndy.
St. George will probably do the
‘nicllinx. if he does as good at catch-
lnu the ball as be docs catching lila-
‘uil shooters be will be stanlpod 0. K.
Charlie Williams will applaud lllll
bowndes as be covers one of the fields
in MI usual swift style.
llyau will administer absent treat-
ment to any one that is fortunate
commit to be prominent by their ub-
Icnoo.
b‘leweiiyn being good at roilei'linil
“duels." will collect tickets at the auto.
Anderson. better known as linitllnk
Nelson. will light for our rights on all
decisions. lie is clever.
ltoddy and Raymond will represent
.bn Meat 'i‘ruat.
Howard Wllmoii will be the candy
(Id.
flloemuuiut will try to keep up ”per
actual motion." running the bases. if
he does. we have a look-in at the lame.
lliii Carotbers will carry the orig.
inal whisk broom that be carried when
i he came to town.
Tom ilarrlaun will sing between in-
nings. "llorrlaan. That‘s Me." '
Max "Wanner" Minnie will play
with his usual vim. Worth the price
of admission to see him alone play.
lmolryer not his bumps last year: he
tell hard. but will try to help out on
the strains staff and not take any
clicnnliisr s ides, us he did last year.
Aobermnn will assist Morton do an
aerial stunt with an aeroplane to bring
our pitchers back after going up in
the air.
(honey will favor with the melody
entitled "The lilovv That Made Fails
er‘s hiya. flinch." and an an encore. it
he gets one. "Where the River Shan-
non Flows." Mr. Clancy is the famous
imh comedian that'wal born and rain
ell-near the river abandon in lrsiand.
ambitions will serve ham. shiatsu
and tongue sandwiches for the players
only. . .
Dudley Wilinoit says that tiarisn be
in; no emails stainfom he villi also
a run our and will have to be absent
mm the some. "i wonder why?“ Well
it lenient liila l’tiltlim. "There's a no
list-tram being familiar with tile
"Peanut Line.“ will assist our human
1
wireless pole in the dispensing of his
KOOIIB.
Doc Arnold will usalst in ”whistling"
the ball around the diamond.
Bert Coutu says: “They may think
that as i cover the field that it is n
sass of broken axle. but i am right
there with the goods."
liurkodal and Miller think that they
are so swift that their speed will be
taken for the li. & M. express going
through l’luricn. liurkodui is very
clever with the but.
'i‘ommy i‘ahili will favor with “Take.
Me Hack to the Dear Old Emerald
Isle.“ . '
lurker. since our lost some. not mor-
rlcd. He says. “No more ball games
for urine." He says that he will stay
balm? and entertain lilo neighbors with
‘illnt ballad entitled "Poor Married
Man."
(7y (irny says that if the rest want
.10 make tools out of themselves that
iwny by playing bull, why he will get
{foolish and sit on l'anoraum llciubis
land enjoy the “new chlckeneoop" and
(‘Illt‘ll wireless reports from tho uanlc
~ liori Lockwood and Tucker any "Yes.
(we will play, but not boil. You will
iind us duriuu the sonic plnylnu will:
our little launch and ilebiiuco off from
'lrccil‘s Roof lighthouse. and keeping
in touch with the wireless station for
nail returns.
l’ililllpoon will not as snndbag lo
hoop l’ili‘hor Smith from mulling noriul
minis. Mr. l’llilllpson iii-inst very
heavy, will be a [treat born-fit to Tom
Oswald. he needs no iulrmliminn.
He played a star garlic last «resell.
nail the only thing be nccds in do is
.o borrow llill i‘nroibors' whisk broom
.l'lil dust it little lii'lill't‘ Iiv not-n to flu
some. “il‘nrln life is — "
ilarrnclouub will favor
\icrry Widow \t'ullz.“
llrody says its“ anlllc mu bc mlwr
‘lacd. but not in the turn. iic only
:lccopis udvorliscml ills ulicrc the by”-
plv are in not \‘llllli‘ for their Illulli‘).
Ut‘iil’ili‘ (opt-l) liliiI .ioc Ill-lily will
look lifter the. bats,
.loo Mick and Dick llullil will inspect
the whole bunch iwiorc ivnvlnu for
the truly.
lit-Plume. with the swlflncsn and
clover rllnuiniz of u Wheeler it Wilson
‘r Singer. will do clover base running.
(‘. Knudsen. sitiinu ill the grand
stand. izcllllliz cai‘ilcd no he noon the
‘lomc icanl point: down to dcfcni ipcr~
impel, says; "\‘ot's do matter villi
lilo drolloy yellows. Arc. dry dimly,
dim». dimly?"
ICd, Ilt'mldlci will probably do hair-
i'ilIn‘lllR \vork‘A-tuol with tho ball, but
with Roxnll for the hair. till you solid
Il'llry.‘
llr. ileii'fl-nbnck will look after all
ibo dipoles.
Willie Allen will be a funiiiur flif‘
lll't‘ on the coach line ullli his illiic
.uooi. 'l'ool'. Toot!
l-Id. (luffilcy will deliver spoorlws
from the roar cud of the train spins
to and l‘roln llni'lvu. also on the bull
ill-id. Ills topic will lie “The Fruit
«Mind the Run." To show their an
insulation for his urcni lectures. lllc
good people of liliricn have been and
log cans for months. [in will prob-
ably be ahmvored with congratulations
lln-n irniil.
Frank Crockett, “l‘lcln‘ccn the Acts“
.vill smoke little cigars.
(‘ilarley 'l‘llorpo, formerly of III!‘
Rod i‘i'ons of ("title's Army, will are
that oil cripples are inkcn cure of.
(Who throw the cakc'll
Tom Conroy will be given it tryout.
He has a hood of solid bone, i pro.
diet a great future IOI‘,lIIIll in the limit!-
llull world.
Willie Codersrocn will not on me-
cbanlc on Morton‘s aeroplane to keep
tho air valves and short. circuits in
repair.
lir. Willie Younga. since our last
name. has learned the ballad cnllllod.
"liook-n‘bye. iiaby.“ and along with
the other III!“ will do his little art.
.loo Murphy will recite. with his in-
lie hat in his hand. and bowing very
sweetly first, the great thrilling poem
entitled. ”Newly Weds."
Ainswurlb will try to keep pace with
little Willie Allen on the couch line.
till you ”tool. ’i‘ooii ’l‘ooll its new.
“if i not no stool. you will have to
give me relief, for it (trip) inning.
Jones will count: them all up after
their not aboard and see that every-
body in account d icr. fling. dink.
. iliiichiord ivi l solder up all broken
loluis. nnd‘li any cutting in to be done.
lddlc billiard will be rililt their with
his case of knives.
lliinhei and riaffrey will assist Uln-
plre Weeks pass his opinion on all
high balls.
Mar ow. from me Whistleviile club
of the Oil (lily League. will repose in
his lililiil imltion at second base. At
that position be is a wonder. if You
have your doubts, not behind him once.
and see for yourself his superb play-
in .
{Vader lime will assist his “fuller.
fluorite lions. in the as
with "Tile
take any runs but what belong to then.
7 Dock» will join lounge in tho ditty.
"iteek-advyo, liaby." and if he sets an
"ties. but it's a bouncer.” ,
Joe cabin will keep the tire Marni
rim is good share. so that it rhinos
city of,
watchman. to seminal. liar one don‘t
encore will favor with the melody.
not, too hot We
once. .
McDernlott. lingers. Gainer. Nadia.
players. On the strength of our good
Bunsrintendant Copeiy says: "i so
porintended the transportation last
year, but never again. They’ve got to
IIlOW me."
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DANBUHY FAIR GROUNDS.
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Big Changes Thorn include New
Midway and Mammoth New
Auto Building.
Visitors to the Dunbury Fair this
full will be most agreeably surprised.
for the grounds will present a greatly
il‘niiroved appearance. "I‘ho officials
have made extensive changes. which
include the erection of a three buildinll
for automobile (liability, the construe
lion of u now midway. the changing
in situation of the. cattle and horse
horns, and the change in location of
one of the roads leading into the
uro‘nda. ~
The erection of a large building, for
tho displaying 0: autonmblles, had
been contemplated by the officials for
some time, but it had not been. ids
cided where to locate it, as no con-
venient place offered itself. The so-
lution of the problem was found ill the
destruction by fire or three horse
burns. last full. The horse barns were
situated In Ill“ shape of a horseshoe,
and the cattle-barns in the shape of a
complete circle, nearby. After the
burning of tho horse-barns. no idea was
conceived. whereby the horse and cai-
iie burns could all be included. and yet
make room for the proposed new nulo
mobile building. The barns have been
shifted, so that they now form a bust:
semi-circle, onwbuli of which are our
tlcburns and the other half horse-
llilrna. it Is in the center of the on
clonnrc formed by this semicircle. ibut
the large new auto building is pieced.
The dimensions of the building arc
illlxil’iil feel. it resembles IIW do; build
in: in construction. brine boarded up
to ubout six foot from the floor, the re-
mnlndor of the distance to illoeuvcs
being nines. This building fills a want
long felt. in previous years, the auto
exhibits have been scattered about tllr
mounds. whorcvcr there could he found
room for them. calming ilrlln‘lyniico to
“film exhibitors. In say nothing of the
“into ulcn illclnsclvw.
llui willl the non‘ iliillilino. a great
many firms will exhibit their cars, in n
blilidinu in which their Will he plum)
(if room for both the cars and tho pm
pic who want to see them.
The new midway extends from tin
iii'W unto hull, straight in the l‘llillll
building. at the point wbcrc lilo oillcc:
ulc shunted. 'l‘llc midnily ulil be over
thirty foot wide of the new auto build.
.nu and will urnduuliy inch-nai- in
width, until at the main llulldlnu ii
will lw sixty foot wide. .
Aliuuclbcr the appearance of that
suction of the Fair Grounds will in-
rory radically sliciWi. whvn the our
Fair opcns. (list. lid. and the Fair will
truly liio‘diitzgm' and better lllllll i‘l‘Ul’."
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Your kidney trouble may be of ions
standing. it may be either acute or
i‘lll‘l’lhlf‘, lull Whatever It Is Foley}
lildncy llelnody \y ,l, aid you to gci
rid of it quickiygaq restore your uni
oral health and via r. ”Ono lmiill' oi
FONW's Kldm'l‘ Ri‘lllitdy nlndc “li'
well,“ said .I. Siblinll, of Grand View.
Wis. Commcnrc inking It now, 'l‘lil
l‘lridgc Phlirinnl-y. I" "
GREENFiELD HILL FAIR CON-
CLUDES THREE DAYS‘ RUN.
M....._
Lam Crowd Aiion‘dant to the End Af-
ter One of the “out Buocaniui
Shows in Several Years.
Greenfield Hill ntr of illlo .woni out
in tho ulnanliuu of yesterday uflcr a
tilrclndays‘ run marked by splendid
weather. good attendance and no mar»
rink accident to interrupt the plume
oi the Country club lnnnnnonlcui. All
in other yvnra. the fair was a fashion
nblc MPH! and the handsome women
rccll Worn as much a feature as any
single attraction. The social unioni-
lliin nrv-rilou'l-d in the club house with
too portion by the score. and memory
of the radiant surroundings will linger
until another lair time.
While llascbuil ironies kcpt interval
of the youngsters in the truck in
closure durinc the afternoon. the cal.
tic pone, poultry hall and bench show
were all occurs of «situation,
For poultry fant'lcra this year's
show has proved a from. and each
successive- trip in the feathered cxilibll
has incronacd ihc inlvrcsi. A bill.
bald-faced drake, weighing in or iii
pounds. was one of the unusual birds
soon, and it was about an bin as any
sander in the show. There were two
siaoabie chilomoh of the raponizod
variety. stun Mum and surely curioai.
lien. as each weighed ll pounds.
While the Wheeler and Wilson bond
was coniribuiilm lia finale l'riilcl‘ilfll‘
more was still n his display 0! auto-
mobiles parked about the bond ninnd
nod club house, automobile parties be-
in; in no rush to desert the scene.
aaas‘é‘ifiitt oAMI.
lino-iota of Sunday Gama Will Go to
Arthur London.
The line up for the broom game in
be played on Holiday afternoan oi the
shadysino wounds. in Winnipuuk. for
Arthur London. who has been operated
upon and Who now lies ill in the Nov»
walk Hospital. is given below. The
Home of iinrry. no pitcher. will no
doubt sitroci aiionilon. I"? M iii lilo
lad who pitched a wonderful Klimt!
against the Norwaiiia recently, allow
in: only live pm the entire some. and
three or those in the last innina. Mul-
pooled. and will play second base. The
time of the some is 3:18 share. The
lineup:
Winniomlk~ilaymom left field: Rb
ley. third base: James; center livid:
Harry. pitcher; O‘Brien. catcher: Mob
ray. ascend brim A. Joseph. right
field: Mctlrntb, short. also: 1“. Joseph,
first base. ,
All Romaine-«Women loft hold:
Berlin. third been; Emmerich. center
field: Voik. iiral. has. and pitcher; Me»
maroon. catcher: Cabin, second base:
Daron, right field; italics. short stop;
tier-nan. pitcher and first base.
Valli will sitil'l the were as pitcher
and the some will be closed by tier.
.nanin this position. . s
‘ean'aend for nucleic
Bedeli and Hint will act as policemen.
. to keep the, crowd ‘irom mobbing our
glaring, they will have their hands,
my will he nimble to catch as was on
Meet every cooking need.
sosoisv
sunoav
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AFTERNOON
SION.
The steamer isabel will make an
excursion on Long Island Sound tomor-
row uiicrnoon, being scheduled to
leave the South Norwnik stconlbont
\vhnrf at i230 o’clock. An orchestra
will furnish music, and there will be
dancing on board. The. tickets are
only twenty-dive cents for a soil of.
nearly three hours.
EXCUR-
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or seaweed same-owe
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' sand amium Llai
The Recreation Tour-
ist Company
”lock island, $10.50 and 311.50~~:~intlll'-
tiny. Scot. .'i, iiiroe dnys' trip orcl'
labor lioy.
White Mountains. $21.00 Six duln'
trips. ni'comlnodulions nt Sinclair
iiolcl, llcllileilcnl, also inriudra
Finale ride. Monday's. Sept. i2 & iii.
Niagara Falls. $30.00 ~i"our duys‘ trip,
Humidity. Scpl. iii. lnlcrnnllonnl
Hotel.
Vingara Fails. Thousand Islands and
Montreal. $48.00 ., Six duys‘ trip. Sni‘
urday, Sept. Iii.
Rottyaburg. Luray Caverns and Wash-
ington. D. C... $33.00»~Six ilnyi' trip,
Saturday. ill-i 1‘2.
\bnvc roles from New Haven. For
irrirnlnr ilnscl‘illinu all tours call on
F“. ii. linker, at (Inuit. or addrcss The
itocrcaliou 'l‘ourisi (‘o. llsil ill-nuke St.
New illsven. ‘l‘el. 12m.
Excursrons to Huntington and
Valley Grove
summsn TiME TABCE
1n and After MONDAY. JUNE 20, i510
The Now and Commodioua
Steamer Huntington
Capt. Wm. c. Young
Will run as follows:
Leave Huntington for Norwalk Mon-
days and F ridayo at 0:45 a. m. and
2:25 p. in.
Leave Nor-walk for Huntington, Mon-
days and Fridays at 3:45 a. m.. and
5:30 p. m.
IXCURBiON TICKETS. 50o.
SiNGLE FARE. 406.
Children 5 to 12 years. Excursion 350;
Single Faro 250.
Parties of ten or more can malts n ur-
rangements with the Captain to stop
at Valiev (lrovn
GLOVERS’“
THE PLACE
We invite your
inspection ‘
Mina anon “mat on
Two Stores.
AUTUMNAL TOURS,
' than. of tioventry and iii. if. Dunning. of
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Window (lions of every description.
.Snnll Welshts and Cord.
‘ Moulded Wooden Guitars} two sizes.
"Lincoln" Asphalt Fabric itooilnu,
‘ ' warranted
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The cost of asbestos shingles is about 50 per cent. more than wood
shingles. To offset this extra cost you have u shingle that is fireproof,
will never wear out. thus will never need renewing and when drap—
peii from the l'OOf.llll asbestos shinizic will not break.
most prominent architects and builders me now recommending as-
bcoi‘os shingles over all others. even flill'“, for slate is much heavier
Charles II. Aisthorpe.
CARPENTRY, BUILDING AND CONTRACTING.
Hatch a
Lumber and Mill Work for Everyt;
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
libra‘ce R. Nash. cor. North Maihalrd West Sis.
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Shingles
6 SEAVIEW AVENUE
BOUTH NORWALK
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ALK, CONN.
YARD TEL. 402-
ling
One. two and three-ply Tar Paper.
Slators' Paper.
Sheathing and iiuikiors' i'apor.
Hair l‘nso’ating’ and Deafening Papers.
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Does Your Roof Leak?
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The Century
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i 506 a GALLON
‘ rciorenccs.
three years. Write for estimates
Compound
Stops All Leaks ray .Lou
\‘i‘c have treated the principal roofs in South Nerwalk.
They are our
We guarantee the weather wear of our Compound for
. Correspondence solicited.
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
Century Rooting Company, Inc.
SOUTH NORWALK
again
offered at fair
THAT the time is fast coming when we will need heat
we‘re really to supply you heating apparatus
of any kind today.
Ranges and Stoves. Gas Heaters. Oil Stoves. etc. are
Hot Water. Hot Air, Furnaces.
prices today.
The Jones 8. Hotchklss Co.
17 Wall Street
Phone 742 Norwalk, Conn.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
Fixtures. Tables. Safe.
L. H. DECKER
IPILEPTic COLONY TRUSTEES.
HARTFORD. Sept. 17.-(lov. Frank
ii. Weeks last night announced his
anppointmonts for the board of true-
teen 0 the Connecticut Colony of mm»
Iontic which is located at Mansfield
Depot. The members follows:
For one your. William J. Barbour.
Huntington, and 2. it. Robbins, Nor-
wioll.
‘ For two years. Dr. .i. ii. Martin. Mid-
dioiown. and William Kelley of Kill-
Illillli.
For three years. Dr. Max Mailbnnse,
of New Haven. and it. it Beardsley,
of Bridgeport. ‘
For four years. iir. Williunl ii. ills-
Farmington.
arenas «or 76 as a. a M. Hello.
At the general oilleea of the New,
film!» that Vioo-Prooidont Timothy ill.
hymen would not become active bead.
Bolton 1 status system on M
.sortod. 'i‘ilat Mr. flaiionrwili be adv»
on I Personal representative to be lea
sated at hasten to handle Boston it
Maine buslnoaswtliie the New Haven
filament is nm. is admitted in rail--
WM circles. although who that man
Notwalh 50. Romans
epitome. SOLD
Haven read here today it was oflielally"
M. s5. w- .72. _ "-"='L -"'":
Have to move out January 1, 1911
35.000.00 worth of Wall Papers. Crockery, Glassware
Houseinrnishing Goods, Enamel Ware, etc.
All to no less than cost
Wall Paper Backs, etc.
81 wasnmevoa STREET
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone Connectioo
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RUGOIAN announces ovmo.
PARIS. Sept. iii.«-Mr. Alexander
lynnovitch do Nelldoff. the Russian
ambassador to France. is dying The
diplomat was stricken with apopiexy
while passing through Munich on Aug-
nst 8. He was born in at. Petal-abut:
in 1886 and at the one of in years no
appointed, to a place in the varnish
flair-e. lie served his country an inn.
llnaaador successively at Constantino
pie, Rome. sod at Paris. which last
port he has held since 1908. He was
president of the second tissue Peace
Conference in 1907. .
..THI VALUE or since. .
NEW HAVEN. Sept. 17.~Tho slate
ornithoiouist, Herbert K. Job, is man-
pioxlout I lecture tour. of the state. in
connection with: his new duties. for the
no so of arousing pnbllossutlment.
to t 9 value of birds. and the sscurinfl
of. cooperation in ovporliaonta to in»
creasatha number of useful birds in
the lists. The lectures are beingai'u
round under direction of local or»
aspirations i mus. ad these will be
illustrated with iantiirn slides of bird
life. His address is No. 291 plain
street. West Haven, where schools and
educational bodies 'my reach him.
Mann‘s-u.» . was-«.3
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will be the cohlpony is not ready to
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sentinel wont sdvs. pay.
Norwalk Chronicler