“Whammy! Maillot-«Who .
has at the recent trolley wage or-
. . has contributed to the nau-
uo Gazette, or which he‘is an ‘
O editor, apriuherosilnt new
lof'the methods‘used by them in
mine their swords. “in comment.
on the selection‘iot the third arhr
tor. Mr. Deming aye: , ; ' ‘
i "A somewhat uni eiiilanuyv‘ds adopt-
,It was agreed that it worded"-
osbie that the ,thlrd arbitrator
fold-be chosen from ‘Cdnnectlc‘ut,’
- that he ho a mau’lb‘mlllar 'vrlth‘
conditions. First to be excluded.
ssriiy. Were all persons having
sl relations with abor “organiza-
Iron the one hand and public 's’erv-
reorporatlone ou'the‘ “bitter hand.
stop the excluded list ware persons
politics and public life as pdt being
Slaterested parties: The clergyman
2 excepted {or two reasons—~sym‘
thy with the character of their con-
zatiohs and as even more likely to
; swayed b sentiment than the facts.
’flibe medics pro§epsiou wont ut as
“5" l9, . i0, INS a 3.. large, e inlay-
‘la dr‘lrri‘th‘e factories ‘sii'd cos-
. s sunshade on account or pre-
dloedi relations with ithe open or
peed shop. and‘ the mercantile class
’3 liable to undue feeling in the mat-
. r
1 of freight rdtea. Finally, a review
91 the list of Connecticut attorneys-ab
lleflhawed practically none of emin-
enoll'ln’the State not doing more or
loss-corporation business. With the
lawyers out. the available groups
, wererdiduced to twowjudgea oi’ the
' hearts of the State and the
,. o ‘executive educators.‘ includ-
3‘ lists presidents. deans of depart-
ments and headmaster of large prcpa r-
storyechools to. whom ware added
professors of political economy.
The list bl ‘17 Connecticut Judges
Waist used ‘i'irst' and resulted in the
Mumfortldrd arbitrator. from a run.
1.3mm).alphabetically arranged. of
41h, e W. S. Case. of Hartford. a judge
of 'e'Si'Ipéi‘ior 'Court. Who accepted
the ‘place: one ‘judge- having previous-
ly’llecllneddtru . .
Regarding the findings Mia. Deming
n
. .5} _
flin‘hiaklng their findings the three
arbitrators, appealing more to their
own experience'than to the erratic
' {utterances in the evidence, agreed that
here was a rise in the cost of living
"which considered by itself. entitled
the; men to more pay than was given
m« under the wage scale in force.
“Emithey disagreed on the market
rloe' principle and economic law oi
‘iipply. and demand connoted by the l
oversupply of men on the waiting
list and the lower wage scales of oth-
er unborn trolley lines. The arbitra-
tor for the company urged the general
principle as reinforced by other facts.
notably the increased wages already
{rented by the company and the ten-
dency ot the dread of the potent wea-
pon of a street railway strike to raise
wages or the trolley men above the
norm“ market level. His two coi-
l“ on urged that the oversupply of
the on the waiting list implied their
inelloloncy. despite his counter claims l
flint éldciency was reasonably guaran-
lobd by the company's dread of dams-
.aultlaad Injury to rolling stock.
71' o'“""three arbitrators substantially
[mod that wages in other vocations
‘ ere » ,-praotlcaily no criterion, for
loads. and also agreed in ignor-
5"lnc evidence on both sldcsv—tho ‘iis-
I
.yonditiou of the Connecticut company.
"to “But the great contest came in he i
ihonsulation War the question of the
"j cement-with the company violated
. . y the men: and in his final finding
“indie Case took the view that it was I
,jxcluded from consideration by the
flrtioles of arbitration, which. in his
‘Irbitrator for the company, per con-
. .held that permission given by
heuartlcles to each side to present i
any evidence it (leslrml worn me door
.10 in. words that widened the scope
of he investigation so an to include
be whole moral question of the viola‘
led compact: and his minority opin- '
lonltilled. expressed his belief that by i
totolige to face this moral issue the i
Irhitr on had worse than railed. it i
ought} orhaps. to be added that oi the
,hesrllig. counsel for the men had re
the whole moral question of the viola~
iod axroernont. while a large amount oi
the company's testimony~boro expli-
‘ ‘eityuon the point. in the'ehd the urn «
flatm- tor the men concurred wit
MflfQUIOlll giving them a small in-
easo~sbout two per rents-ml pay-m
e Que writing the opinion.
n’ldoitinx book over the long arbi-
muoowrotraeted through some two ,
mswumn the actual hearings
through Only four dayswaome
muons of the kind may be in.
side with the utmost care.
diatomic in thorn. evea a word.
it tho‘turning point. of in whole
. . Specially should the thi d srui-
ror‘he I strict domirutllonlst or the
side. The articles should be free
unilatersliissues snd reduced to
root. audition involveds recond-
honouring llvlnc' factor is almost
mo “ll no in use srhitrstions.
1 out so he reduced to low terms.
” ’1: 0 tries topush the cost of liv-
."the other to pull it down. The
p s is won nilh endless. the re-
iy almost line to he unprecise; the
. . to a proximate 01 figures
ichthew y. rhitrstol-almust
“turn "to “fawn more $153?”
' muons ones. ' r at.
room attire arbitration oi:
hould balm trained st»
niorshsi slid; his t evk’
Mont ilfi' hid. it a, lot
'; lilo rd arbitrator.
_ so We. [ti
~ iii tine noun.
a lit. the side that
miter t, ‘ mains in.
_‘ Wt out.
anus ,
.4
arbitration, have vantage over its op-
documents, correspondingly dilutes his
cause."
Judge Hunbee' First Cue May Con-
E. Hughes, when he becomes a mem-
her of the Supreme Court
be excused from the hearing of one
of the ilrst cases that will come be
fore the tribunal because it concerns
one of his own oiliclei acts.
whether Mr. Hughes, as governor of
New York. noted within the law
' granting a warrant for the surrender.
cal questionmrelaflng to the ilnnnclal on u fugitive from justice. of Frank
N.
who was indicted on a char-go of con-
spiracy to bribe mourners of the Pitts
burg
sought to be rolvnacd from the arrest
order by Governor Hughes in response
opinion, referred to wages alone. The to a request from the governor ot'
Pennsylvania.
the United Status for the sonihcrudisv
him and ilnflilloi
United States Supreme Court.
court that a motion on behalf of the
warranted in finding on a furl
Medium was a fugitive from justice.
SHERMAN BIATEN iN OWN WARD.
Vino-President Gerrisd City, Himmler.
dent Sherman was
own election district. his own
and his own assembly district by tho
rich in illicit yesterday, though he car-
. , rind the city by gaining delegates in
, {Mutations of a general nature on a scant mnjorli y of Ilie wards.
Oneida couhty Vice—President.
man won the lirui. lost the socrmd by
A an ovorwhoiming vote. and will lose
the third if the city of Rome falls to
:support him. lnsui'gcnts claim a vic»
orl'.
new» mo‘
{whouh‘snflfflhm 5.. r
w
y)
. fryer-ammo. My"
notable pampered
What iojtbc use of procrastinating in the face of such
e-ieyidenc‘e utilise folldwing letters represent? If you are a
.51le women pr know one whole. what sensible reason have
you forniotvligiviug Lydia E. ‘Pinkham’s Ve etable Com~
pound atria
For 30 years We have been pu lishing such
testimonial letters as theswthousands‘of them-they are
Barber says .
“I thinkiydia E.
Pinkhnm's V eye.
tabla Compound
is the best medi-
cine in tho world
for womeuwand
1 fuel it my duty
let. others
know the and it
has done or me.
Time years ago
I had a tumor
which the doctor
. said would have
to beremoved by an eruption or!
could not live. more ban it our.
or two. at most. i wrote Mrs. ’iuk-
ham. at Lynn. Mass. for advice, and
took 14 bottles of Lydia E. I’iuk-
boat's Vegetable Compound. and to-
day the tumor is gone and 1 am it
rteetly wellravornnn. r1 hope my
timohinbwill boot benellt to orb.-
Nrs.‘ +‘MragS. J. BARBER. Scott,
Ecuadoran
. ' , WE.
Hayes says:
, “i was under the
do rto r‘s trout.-
fi. nuaui. for u iihruid
, tumor. Isull'urml
With pain. sore.
been. bloating.
and could not
walk or stand on
my that any
length of time. I
wrote to Mrs.
l’iukhnm for :ul-
vice. i‘oilowctl bur
directions and
took Lydia E. i’inkhaiu‘s Wurtnhlu j .
Tn-duy l'unrn wril ,
woman. the tumor was expelled uinl .
Compound.
lady whole system strengthened.
a vi
honest, too. every
i
l 1
seal] women who are uillictcd i
with tumors or female troubles to
try Lydia iii. Piukhnm‘s Won
one of them.
‘ 1' Mrs. George May says:
‘ .. . . “No one known
.91.. . what! have sut-
» ui. “xiii. third from fo-
iirnale troubles.
neuralgia pains,
and backache.
My doctor said
he could not give
me anything to
enroll. Through
the advice of a.
friend i began
to use Lydia E.
Piullham’s Vege-
table Compound. and the mill noon
disappeared. l contluut. its use
and am now in icrfuot health.
I .ydiu E. l’iultlmm 9 Vegetable (loin-
poiuul has been allotl-scud to mu
as l brliove I should have been in
my lurnvr if it had not been for Mrs.
l’in 'hum‘s advice and Lydia E.
l’iukham‘s .~'Vege§lile compound."
whlrs. (lacuna Air. 80 «it: Ave.
Paterson, NJ.
Mrs. w. ‘Ktlioush says 2
- . ' ‘v'rvuui'I have been
ll} compiclriy rurrtl
moi a any n- in.
“iiimulc tron ilo by
l} Lydia r1. l‘luk-
. Imm's Yrurtnblu
Compound. and
want to recom-
. iuuiid it. to all suf-
=. l’rriuu women. ”
V . . cl
.3"? ~Mrs. w. K.
. gvl‘éfisfi, Housn.7 Exist.
A‘: lull
view Arr... i‘ln-
cinuail. ()hiu.
llccnuac your case is n ditlicult
one. (traitors having: done you no
good. do not rturtinur to sum-r with-
out diving Lydia E. I’inkham's Vt .
etnhle (hunpmunl a trial. It. sure y
' \
WM, '9.
} I
: has currtl runny cases of female ills,
tublu i suciursiullnlnmniion.ulcerntlpnnlie.
(lom ouud." ~Mrs. p). F. Inrrts. g aluccmunis. librold tumors. irrcml-
1800 VsshlugtonSt” llostou, Muss. i
For 30 years Lydia It). l’inkhnm's Vegetable
Compound has been the standard remedy for
female ills. No sick Woman does justice to
horse" who will not. try this famous medicine.
v from roots and herbs, and
Made exclusive]
has‘thousands oi cares to its err dit.
Mrs. Plnkham invites all sick women
_ for advice.
[at ed thousands to limit“ free of chemo.
Address Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn. Mass.
to write her
a that too often dredry branch of an
rodent. who, with his multitude of
WILL ASK TO BE EXCUSED.
cern His Own Action.
WASHlNGTON. Sept. 81.--Charles
of the
lulled States. next month, will ask to
The court will be asked to decide
in
ilofi‘stot, a l’iiisburg capitalist. to
be state of. Pennsylvania. iloitstot.
(‘Iiy Ctmnrll to select curtain
ranks as tlvponilorics of city funds.
'l‘hu Circuit Court oi’
riri of New York refused to release
appenlcd to the
Notice has just her-n filed with tho
-ity of Pillsbury to dismiss the up.
tool will be presented Oct. lb. The
win! in support of thin motion sucks
(1 muirltnln ihal Governor Hughes was
that
“.0..-
by Scout Majority.
ll'l‘lC/i. N. Y., Hopi. 2l.~—»-Vlce-Preai.
(lult‘nlml in lilo
ward
iroirrosulm Republicans at the prima-
Of the three assembly districts in
Sher-
Meet every cooking need.
» SOLD 13‘?
riliws,pcriodic pains.backucluwir.
She has
DEAD BOY UNDER LUMBER.
‘lkuil Crushed While He Siept
Freight Car.
HARTFORD, Sept. 21. ~'l‘ho (load
body of a boy. itlcnllllod flu 1.00 F”.
"0rd. of South Woymouib. Mass.
about IM-«nru-old. was taken from be-
ncath a pile oi lumber in a irelght car
here yesterday. The skull was crush-
-d to a pulp, indicating that death
chino lo the youth some time duriuu
the night while he slept. The boy was
’i wanderer. Ilo cropi under the lum-
bar in the Harlem yards Monday night
and was apparently on his way to
iiosion. in his pm‘kt‘l was found a
lulu-r from Attorney \Vniirr t‘ronin. ol‘
i0] Milk strum, lioutou.
this passage: "blcn on your truck will
never stop till they got you unless
somebody interferes in your behalf."
The writer udviaed the boy not to
no home. but to call at his olllro as
ho was in a position to help bird. The
body Is in the morgue awaiting mil
river: from llw family. with whom lllll
iiiillt’t' have t-muiuuulculml~
In
JOHNSON AND Lino—cone MEET.
—-——__.
Agree to Pest $20,000 Forfelts Tomor-
for for Heavyweight Fight.
BOSTON. Supt. 21,-«~.Iuck Johnson.
the ht-uvyu'clghi champion. and
containlur. ;
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‘Young‘ laces are almost universally
edited by the drooping brhns oi' the
moment. but not all women of motor:
or years can wuur thorn successfully-
they look excessively mlddio-uued on
soniem though sweet-faced. clear com.
plexioned women of all ages hear
them well.
Scarlet and snarl effects are a feature
of the first downs to appear. and one
also sees them as it becoming linish on
the backs of wraps,
Don‘t. the rich. dark colors of the
new motor coats and the new suits
make you long for the crisp, cold
weather when they will be. desirable?
ilur local shops are displaying uoure
very handsome models.
Lincn liulnlkcrrhlofu, not together
with lace, make dainty chafing-dish
aprons.
“i believe half the unhappiness in
lift» cornea front portion lit-int; afraid io
no straight. at iiiilmu.”~~—l~‘rtuu "iliinon
the Junior."
Tassels and fringes. ararci‘ul and
picturesque, urt- t;-,vtu'ylvlwi‘c lli evi-
dence this fall for tho domruiion of
gurtiicnin of u dressy order.
Persian t‘i’fm'ts upon the veiled
nouns and outlines are Very rollned
:2an attractive when they appear only
us trimming hands. say, upon the
l‘ouuduiiou fabric of iiio garment I'iiilb
or than for the rnilrc bodice.
Probably one ol'lhc boat tooth brush-
cs for actually getting the teeth cloud
(an object. too seldom perfectly ac-
complished) in that in which each little.
nroup of bristles is urnduuiotl to a
sharp point on tho. free edge. ensuring
entry into every tiny lnicrsiicc lit--
tween the teeth,
A lililll)"l0(l|i(‘ll bow or fur is the
novel and solo trimmiuu on a hunch
lurhnn of extreme shape that lies
llt'iliilul ihc furpbcnd and alumni tourir
or: lilt’ shoulders us it rounds ll" back.
The t-uillurc with n slunic’ lnruo blos-
som of homo rarn nporicu for tli‘i‘lli‘fl-l
Him. and ”to bat as simply trimmed.
urt- n distinct style of the Hl‘lltllln.
GLEN CURTlSS‘ BIPLANE.
To Make Flights at the Great Danbury
Fair.
The llnlihury Fall ilioi. 4-Si will
burr among its nuuuroua blah-rinse
attractions the (lion ii t‘urtlrs blplaucl
that that ruinous nriuiur has scored
Na. principal triumphs willr im‘iudliu:
riot in
lriiius than in lhmimrj.
.r.
a
r
‘v.
W A S H [fl U
i l. D M E Db.
LOURM
H i C l".
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Y
TRADE PICKINO UP.
Saturday’s Retail Business Has Effect
on Hot Industry.
A prominent l‘ianbury hut manuiao
iuwr said today that lln,‘ catwuiouully
unml business of last Saturday in re
lilii Morita throughout the muniry has
already bot-u lull llll‘l'i' in increased or
(turn in lilo iariorire For Kiwis to ro~
plucu stock moved by ts‘niuruny‘s rains.
.\ salesman who returned rot-cuily
from a trip iliruuuli isi‘I‘llilllfi of Now
.li‘i'st')‘. Pennsylvania and hinssnrhu-
Solis said that lit- bud luukrtl for our“
1‘. rr-nuii from n sin-tin day‘s business
int ibt- oponiug of tho full soason, for
In- but! lnmul tho stocks unusually low
;iu molly nil ll‘it“ Tt‘lilll storm; that lu'
illsllvl
ill'
of
Thin (Ullllllliiil Will-5 (llll‘.
said, in u vul‘ioiy of wusuuu. sonic
lllt vn local lllltl snuw tzvnvrnl.
industrial conditions have born no
‘noilr-r in runny nihor tuunufariurlm:
during ibi‘
bin trill tram Album in .\‘r-w York and i I’ll?” it‘ll" months and lil““"“““’3 hm“
from (‘W'clnud lo Tob'lo II will bu
on exhibition on Ibo r‘nlr llmundsull
tin! work and thighs will he made
it‘mlnemlai. Thurs; :tv and Friday. Oct.
1. ti and 7 .l'url u'lm mil iiy lllr' mat-h-
iut- tirirutis on which our» of Mi‘. i’ur‘
iisz.‘ pilot»: huppppr to be in the brat
"iii-luv." nhupr- at tho mun of tho lair.
lull li pill lii' an export with n naiimr
.il l‘i‘l‘lllullllll. probably lily, the hum
of llrmpsivud I‘luips.
'l‘bu i'urtlsu biplane that will be it?
tho (air has ““55 s Him? in proportion
to ill: weight an Lite wine to the pow
l‘l' of in: muior ‘hn "any of the Other
rions are much on. than the Wright.
but it carries an eight-cylinder ililyi
lmrsr power nui'tii‘. and «lowinps :1
speed of sixty miles an hour it can
rlou cxiru largo stabilising lion, plat-ed
entirely separate between the uppol‘
and horror windiips. This» are work-
od shrill-autumnirnliy by thinlnlrrnl
ywilutlllg of flu» park oi iiw driver‘s
Mini. With this uuu‘iiluv l‘ui'iiss. lily.
.‘i‘lctfurtly. \l’ilini‘dgund other aviators
have performed fonts that have
slnrilcd lho world.
WILL on THE Mums on.
LI‘ '
John F. O’ROurke. Back from Havana,
Think. Thereli Be Little Trouble.
NEW YORK. Sept. Zl.—-.Iohu F.
O'Rourke. of tho O'Rourke (”obstruc-
tlon Company who wont to iinvahn lo
roiii‘ur with i‘uhnn nutrient and look
into the (Ilflirulilos of ruining iho bul-
iit‘fllllil Maine, roiurnud yesterday by
the Ward liuur Samluxn. lie brought
plans and drawings showing the posi~
lion and condition of the wreck and
said that be believed that. by his sys-
li'lll of sinking oaisaons about the
Maine he would have lliilc ironblo in
llcitlllrt bur up. The wrork occupies
one of the host umxhoraurs in tho har-
Sam ; bm‘ and tho (‘uimn uiiiriala. from tho
bunglonI. of this city. who aspires in President down are \rillillV. to giro all
im- horror. ”"21 In {hp rpm at the Arno ussialmwo in llmiy imu‘i‘r to sport! llii‘
ory A. .\., lust night. and after a plum. i work. Mr. . ' iiuurko I‘ouml the bottom
ly vorbul encounter. wuro iurruti to
Sliillli‘ hands and burned in meat in it
local nturspuprr office today and pout‘
loririis of 320000 for a light.
Whore the two iiurzl‘iwu will moot in
not kuoWn. but Johnson said he would an "Nouly." who was the first to calm! ‘
bc clad to meet. Sam at any club. uiih- ; on Calf l’nhlliW llrnt‘h ibis summt‘i‘. : n
l
i
1
around ”to \l'l‘tlt‘kdlllii'll suitor than he ‘
oxptwlotl.
..w......, .-_.._m.w
CARRIED To NEW YORK.
Cornelius ll. Sevnso. honor known
or in America. or abroad. that would k broke (‘lllllii Monday and returned to
put up a 825.000 purse for tho mill.
5m..- .www... m
, BRYAN OEBERTB.
.,.._._.._
for Prohibition.
LINCOLN. Nels, Sept. 21.~——in a
utntciueni in which he dot-lures that
tho crusade which he feels impelled to
were against the liquor internals of
the state and nation. ovorsbadows u
personal and political friendship of
20 yours. William J. iiryan lost even»
bur announced ho had bolted tho head
of tho Drmocraiic pinto ticket. in No
' kuu
lilu t no in Now York city in the wall-
" whlio canoe. Mr. Savage and
his ruuornuuo, Henri“! Fisher. oxptwr
wt! to brmi: llll‘ record for the New
Jumps NObrukI Democrats to FIdI‘ILYm'k to Nurwalk lrlp established lust
nprilld by Mt‘flrii‘o. ll. ll. Savage and
Al‘rhio Stewart, 0! New York city.
whou they covered the distance. uvor
iliiy miles, in nine and ono-lutlr hours. '
but. were uusum'essful, owing to an
unavoidable doluy at Greenwich. A
fair estimate of the foul accomplished
by Mortars. if. it. Savage and A. Slow.
iil'l may iw made when it Is known
“ill they rurriod with thorn "Noaiy'u"
hrusku and would not support James C. ' entire cumpiuu outiii weighing someh
ilnhlmun for govcrnor.
.ihlug ovur eight. hundred pounds.
.,._.
Norwelk ‘
llawn lmyinu ”it'll" lull goods cautious
ly. ’l‘bc sulcruum raid that in the silk
manufacturing (“Mill is oi” New Jersey
and in sonic oi lilo slum it'rriiory in
Massachusetts, as \t‘cll its in’nihvr lo»
lrnliiics. tradt- had been Slack ull'uum-
”low and Hill ri-suix was that nun-rituals.
{in them» pianos burl not bought
brat-iii as lilo) usually do.
'l'bu t‘nnsvimvut-v was that Saturday.
whirh was about the first day of {all
l'n‘lnll establishments in all unusual ii“
and» and tho molt-hunts were utilised
to “null in hurry orders for new grinds, .
American made :it-iop'lnnen. Its dinmu .
Excursions to Huntington and
‘ Valley Grove
SUMMER TIME TABLE
On and After MONDAY. JUNE 20. 1810
The New and Commodlous
Steamer Huntington
Capt. Wm. C. Young
Will run as follows:
Leave Huntington for Norwaik Mon-
days and Fridays at 6:45 a. m.. and
2:25 p. m.
Leave Norwaik for Huntington, Mon.
days and Fridays at 8:45 a. m., and
5:30 p. m.
EXCURSION TICKETS. 500.
SINGLE FARE. 404:.
Children 5 to 12 years. Excursion 35c:
Single Fare 25c.
Parties or ten or more can make n ur-
rurmcmunis with the Captain to stop
at Valli-v firm-o.
aromas;
THE PLKCE
We invite your
impaction
i
‘ermm
A... a...
“WEAR GHOEB THA’T FIT"
'Two Stores.
”it
llfi'
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A French woman, proud 0! her llm«i HOTED ARRlvALs,
iiml knowledge of English. and uni MahackemOH-W. H. Poticr.
American woman, proud of her llmlt~ 3H. Mead. S. C. Barnum. J. ll.
rd knowledge of French, wore intro- .8. C, Bradford, New Haven; w. N.
durcd at an uptown evening company. gilovcrstlck. W. E. Standard. F. E.
’l‘ht- r‘rcuch woman insisted on ex- ;i:‘arnhaxn, Hartford; T. l). llcse. Pitts
pressing herself in bad English untlllnirg. l‘a.; J. A. Sawyer. Cumbvrlnud.
the American woman would talk nolh- :Mc.;ls‘., ll. Van Nor-den, F. W. l’tirbci.
innr but iiiiil r'ronrh. ill. B. Mlniz. W. 1“. Fisher. R. Young,
When the itiit‘Hirl button to depart it}. ll. .I‘lerce, New York; 1.. Mlniz.
they wrrc still at it. At last they arose iNewark; W. l". ilodenborg. lloboken;
to no. lloro‘islhctrwatery furcwcli: ill. Iiulnicr. Llcdlord Mills. N. Y.; l1.
“ltosrrvolr,” said the fair Auwrican. ilt. lluribuit. W. Spllurlhuti, Wilton:
“Tanks." responded her new friend. I\\'. .\i. Knapp. Stamford; Ii. M. Wright,
'l‘llllzltlt‘lillllfl 'l‘imos. illusion.
Jr, W.
Gould.
Asbestos Shingles
The post of asbestos siilpulca iii about .10 per cent, morn ilmn wnml
shingles. 'i‘u olisct this extra rant )1)” have a shingle that is tin-proof.
all! prior \vrar out. thus will notcr nomi renewing and when drop-
iu-tl from illi' roof on asbestos shiuulr- will not. break. Many of the
most prmnlurni architects lillil builder.» me now l'(‘(‘(]lllllli‘llllllliz as-
lu-sios shinning; mm- lill others. Mon SHIT“, ior shite is much heavier
and is they to break.
6 SEAVIEW AVENUE
Charles H. Aiéihorpe. sou... NORM...
lint buying. tirplolml iliu stocks in lhol
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CARPENTRY, BUILDING AND CONTRACTING.
YARD TEL. 4&2-
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irom a Piggery to'a Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window (lines of every description.
flush Weights and (lord.
Moulded Wendell (luticrs. two sizes!
"Lincoln“ Asphalt Fabric llooung.
warranted.
one, two and tort-cpl, 'l‘nr Paper.
Slators' Paper.
Sheathing and llullders' Paper.
ilinir [narration and Deafenia; Papers.
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The Century Compound
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50¢ 3 .GALLON
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We have treated the principal root's in South Nurwaik. 'They are our
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Century Roofing Company, Inc.
88 WASHINGTON 8TREET,
SOUTH NORWALK
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WOULD LIKE to install the Plumbing In your inow;
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Our work LASTS because ii'scorrocily done in the
first place. ' ‘
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17~Waii Street Phone 742 Norwsik. Conn.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLV FURNIBHED
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bolLADING SOLE
Have to move cut January 1. 1911
$5,000.00 worth at Wall Papers. Crockery. Glassware
Housei‘urnlshiun Goods, Enamel Ware. etc.”
All to no less than cost
‘ Fixtures. Tables, Safe. Wall Paper Racks. etc,
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