FllfliK it. METER
fifth" to Roland Moneyanr How-
.". "‘1. Specific Will "minor fi Any .1711
, 1 Glee of Connie =
, DyIpOIi‘iI-
. Mr. Baxtet worse
me of dyspepglu wgnetf’mtton in
th Norwalk 111 vitiilhty to test Dr.
owerds new- specific for the cure of
a3&0“ diseases.
F380 confident is he that thin remark-
lI medltine will effect it lasting cure
I'Ihott time. that he will offer to
11111111111 the money should it lint be suc-
oiiashll.
.1 In order to cure the; quiokpst 1108'
Ilhle introduclt u'Mi; Baxter “will séit
”I regular fifty cent linkage of this
medicine at half price.“ cents.
1 This specific of Dr. wliowards will
ours sickiiyehuorhls. smynenam. com
IttpsIIountdlnospsla and Ill forms of
shirts and liver ttouble. it does not
I mply give IL-lief lot a time; it makes
fiormoncni and postulate cures.
.‘1lt will 11-g11iale the bowels. tone up
the whole lawsllnui tract git/e you an
inpatite, “Jakob 1111de more good and
least 11ml, and lttcreasewigor. Joy
d i‘tnpp’l‘ii. a hill take the place of
at "dout err 11 liclhct i live or die"
I
sling. .
"‘ Tithe ad .111 11.11 of Mr Baxter‘s
Lebanon 1.41pm t-ctuto a bottle of Dr.
owrds‘npmlltc at‘ half mice with
personal guarantee to refund your
net if it does not help you.
.11
“l'i‘iiedady' oi 'the house was telling
tier 111111111 munching one did not want
the dfig‘l filoi'it'ilnitl little girl to belt
d Muprted to the common do:-
11;: 0 a1 titling many of the words she
illn'l‘he little. girl listened intently for a
6. alive with curiosity. but site
111111111 main,» nothing of it
-Then she 1. hiked out on the stoop.
filloro 1111m- (niacin was sitting, and said
top. "darned much
'1 M'»be'ne%li§etit“ Mfi‘flilr%fls.
G" closeness «only means future Iron-
8 no it decline of sight. Arrest the
thin to by having I whet fitting pair
all glasses »'
‘ / EXPEIIT OPTOMETRY
The CORRECT fitting of glasses. to-
[other with our prices. means relief
1201111011 111111111111 trouble and lee‘st
"I“ m Highest Co.
amok
‘ um oofigui‘mmo
Iiffife’umo eraser.
ours—4 to 11:801. 111.. Inc 1:: to to
Holiday In dummy. '1 to
.K o. 11. none ”I” 1111111111» non-
» East hirer. New York. (foot of Dover
, street). every day (except Sander). II
”nun——
in Connecticut State Librery.
Cherish Noel Flam has completed
hill 11111111111 of Governor Frank B.
Weeks, and? it has been hung on the
I"! ‘t‘ y‘all fur lute Liblary With
m?” pfiyrtr to j; othet governors.
I'lo‘r to heingp transferred to the new
Slate Library bt.1ildlng One iinds that
Flex; elm emphasis to the expres.
otoit. olilhe hands. which have been
somewhat individualised by having .a
pair of gloves grasped in the left one.
Mr. may... believed this idea. for the
gallery, was solely original with him
but he was surprised to find that the
poltr‘ait ofulothneI Gover'nol (Within?
1?. l clip in1 e l'lom 1873111 In
whirl}: wile 1111111me Mr r‘laug's II-
Ihcr. Jilted ll Flagg. N A.,I1Inttalit‘ed
the: same mature. Another interesting
maletr in the new portrait is
Governor chke is sitting in the some
attuchair in which both (iov"etnoi in
gelwaoil and Governor t). Vim-out (‘ until.
in office irotu 13:15 to 13117 11 not- per»
itaii‘ also was mode by (‘ barter-l Noel
Flam wur stated ’l‘ho t‘hulr has been
recoyetretl twlcu.bctw‘een the three. pur-
tralts. ‘
The picture has been pronounced l1
likeness of the governor. and abown It
dapper man in dark clothes with hisl
forearms on the arms of the chair. and 1
his hands at cane. One leg has been
given it strong intellectual aspect.
and is that of a hard \vo1 ltttu. man
There is considetable c'olot to the
cheeks. which are partially elevated.
up if a smile wan coming. ll I11 anoth»
er Flam; memorial. 1
www.m-fl
SHE WANTED THE CREDIT
Freedom of the will is a d0i'illne
which children can understand snd’
appreciate The little girl in this storyl
was 1.1m willing to have her naughty
ingenuity ascribed to versaturnai'
warm
'it was Salon, said the other to
one of her children. "Who put it into
your hood to pull Elsie's heir.” -.
“Perhaps it wail," replied the little
girl. "but kicking ttcr shins was my
own idea. "—Youthe‘ Companion.
Mr Otto Paul Mllwaukec. Wis. says
Foley‘s ileum and TM is still more
titan the best. He writes us: “All
those tips. bought it think it is the best
for coughs and colds they ever had
and 1 think it is still more than the
best. Our baby had a had cold and it
cured him 1-. one day. Plcnsc accept
thanks. The Bridge Pharmacy. "
.Gil EB’S PILLS
no -
I03” aux». I1
“w-fivl "‘."'."."‘ w a...— W... .. W...“
Daily Line to N. v.
For Frolaht Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier 28.
3 p. In. Freight received It Norwelk:
up to 4 p. m. and South Norwalk up,
to 6:30 p. m.
i
Norwetk Steunboet Co.
Anniog’ J. smith. C. C. HIqomen.
LIIIII OInIrel Agent
Mystic Sunshine
A Good Baker
Hes Six-B-iaclt Covers
Duplex Grate
spoon
$18.75
IRWIN“ UNIII‘I'AKII
F. A. MITCHELL
halide Pullman
colts-II mun. me man In.
' udli‘lv‘eu't. nous.
11mph Brian: once of
W 91.11qu
I-K.
That of Governor Weeks Now Henge M
'i’itlflt‘ii’
that 1
a tab to fia'flm
I?“ 1m in t trot
i will roll up
nit. titlil‘hvnn 1mm out
limits:w Reply to the Gu‘ery of the State
ammunition: AIIociItton.
Tito following are among the repiiua
boss Men's Association I'cgnrding the
public utilities hill:
handheld. Conn. Oct 27,1910
Mr Andrew R Joneo.
President State llttslucss Men's AB.
sociatlnn.
Dunbury, (1t.
Dear Sir;
in. reply to your inquiry, would any
that I am in favor of such wise and
conservative legislation as will secure
to tho public tht- reasonable service of
all the public service corporations of
tlic state for a l'bnnopable compensa-
tion. and also sccuw to the corpora-
tlous the property and rights to which
they are justly untitled. in other
words 111 'b legislation as Iuny he just.
and «up table, built to ”to public and
Ibo corporations.
i nm in ayutputhy with the plain in.
tcnl and purpose of the not prepared
by tho Stale Busincus Mom's Associa-
tion. a copy of which you hnvc cnclou~
ed. Sumo of its minor ill‘ll‘v‘irillllll-i 11011111
to me unwluo, For inntnucc. i believe
the ntll’tll‘llllr should be authorized to
llllllli‘ lhc couttnisalmmt's. subjoct to
the approval of NW (11' both branches
oi' the (ioncrnl Anneltlitiy in accordance
with tho gullm‘tti |ll‘tl('ilt't‘ in the... up-
indigestion. Slants Gas. Heartburn
or Djhpepisiit iii Be Hciicvcti
in Five Minn its
1—»«4
Take your sour‘ (lili-Of—(ll‘fitil‘ stom-
achw'or maybe on1 out! it indiges-
fiou Dyspepsia. Glisirltts or Catorrh
iii Stomach; it doesn’t. Inattnr~~tuke
Votu sloinatii trouble right with you
to your Pituritiaohl and ask him to
open a lid- ccnt (an of Pope's Dtupep
win and let you out out-2 .22 at am 'l‘ilalr
ante and see if lthin fivo minutes
there Is lcff 11111' ti lure of root forunu'
'ilhe corrot t. mimic. l"'tn your trouble, is
Food ii‘ni'tiifmiilllull-«food saurlng: the
lllgnmivworltaus tin-iconic week, there
in Incl: of gastric juice; your» food is
only halftilgestndyantl you become at»
tented with loss of appetite, pressure
and fullness after eating. vomiting.
unused; ht-urlhnrni priping in bowels.
lcndct'ncsu in the pit. of stomach. bad
tusto in mouth. cunnilpalmn. pain in
limbs sleeplessncps. belching of gas.
liilimtsncss. sick heartache nervous-
act-111. dizziness or many other similar
aymptotns.
if your appetiltl Is tickle and both
lug tempts you or you belch gas, or if
you feel bloated lifter eating. or your
food lies like. a lump of load on your
ntomnc h. you can make up your mind
that at the bottou of all this there is
but one canoe-«fl1 .rmentation of undi-
posted food.
Prove to yoursielf in five minutes
that your stomach fit as good no am:
that there is nothing really wrong.
Stop this fermentation and begin out
int: what you warn without fear or dis-
comfort or misery
Almost instant relief is waiting for
you. it is merely a matter of how
soon .1011 take a little Diepopsin.
sicucrn and officers. I would ttol leave
the appointment subject to the unre-
ntrictcd will and cllnit'c of an execu-
tivc. 'l‘hc linte’ may come when the
mould. through their representatives.
may wish to have something to any
on to their selection.
would exert-isomuter cure in the se-
lnciion of the members of the com-
lniasiou if he know his appointees
worn to pass the scrutiny of either or
both branches or the (,lcncral Ashetnv
bly.
sccondiy, the number of commission-
urs. In my opinion. should be thrce in
stead of live. unless it is important to
create two momplncw than are net-ca
sary, to be filled by hungry and expect-
ant candidates at the outlines expense
of the state. Perhaps the number was
suttgesled by the feet that five men
compose the Public Service tlonunis
aion of New York city. with its pnpu
(lotion of six millions and the largest
and most compliratcd system of public
st't'vicc corporations on 1th cotltillultl.
or that the up-etutc commission of the
state of New York to composed of five
members with an cmpii'c to cover and
extensive public anvvico corporations
to supervise, Tho little state of Lon»
11ch icut, cntnposcti of only one tull-
lion. one hundred thonsnudpeoplc and
public service corporations less num~
erous nttd of less magnitude than lhouc
of New York. medal, in my Judgment. a
commission of only throt» 1111-11 to per
form the dutiesrequlred of them.
1
. a... _k». ’11. i ,«m w.
STiLL SEEKING MOTORISTS
Men in Mechine ‘Thet Killed De Mar:
tino Not: Found Yet.
The Iil‘ldgegiorii police have no clue
of any value that; hints at the identity
of the owner. or who were the occu-
pants. of the auuontobllc that speed-
od through r‘alrllluld arenas in that
tlty. Saturday night and instantly
billed John Ichnrtino oi Stamford at
the corner of (lirovc street and Fair-
field avenue Strpotlntentlcut iiirmlnn-
ham has himself taken an active. part
in the none. has had the detective do
partment Ind 11an of the police force
at work I'Oill’iillilii: douu clues. After
I number of clues have been run
«learn. the mullet contains in the more
rendition it up late Saturday night.
The theory seems to prevail that the
bareheadcti young men in the touring
r111 Were students who had been It
the Yule-Column {pinball 3 and
were on their 11 to New £12k lint
if that ls‘ so, ti c men were eln'cwd
enough not In lnslte Illeineelvoe con
spit-nous when 1 they phased through
The Norwullts wad Stemford.
It is all do More so tor Roderick
McNeil, of 100 Fairfiold nvonue, had
been to New Haven. Saturday of-
ternooti. end on his return home in
the evening he that a party of four or
five young men. in a Stoddard-Dayton
machine and the one It the wheel
thl't' I smell polo cup. The actions
of the men in their speed and rock—
commissioners to be appointed: ’l‘hc
propelled act rnnulres them
state."
three years bookwnrde.
tho qualifications of commissioners
prior to 1877., i. .that year the lion»
ot’ublc Cher-lee it. inucrooll. being 50V-
cruor. and our
fiovcrnorn that I;
of the prom-pt law. which requires that
two of the members of the chord of
railroad commillfbners shall have u
profeIalouat training and ion years'
experienve to damn them for the im-
portant dutics their position To-
«lay in the forms You of a new commie
stop. with lersfiv‘extended and mom
Ififgll‘lwitavrl’tggfii :lmffi‘fiiosmal‘ic‘fi'ld Important Ilutie‘ to perform. the only
take note of Eire machine number 'Iulllttlcation 111111112111 to bc hereditary
for members oflhc new board is that
the aspirant be " competent voter
of this stair-f" Framing and exper»
lenoc arc unnecumry.
Fourth. Who Is to pay the expense
of the proposed commisflon? The
stats of Connecticut llcretpforc the
utete has paid thc cost of the existing
commission in the first instance. end
in July of ouch your the amount so
paid has been reltll‘l‘wti to the state by
the companies stipervlscd in pt'oportlo,1
to their reapoctive veltmttons. It seems
to me thIt IhI _rppnliione resuiatcd
and controlled aid return to the
aisle treesury tilts tool of such super-
vision. as do the banks and insurance
c.11mpeales 'l‘bq‘pmporsilon. will. an
doubtedlv think otlwrwise and thank
the public for it n thoughtfulness in
with it was I New York license. and
the numbers one. four. naught and
seven Were on the license else. but
Mr McNeil is tumble to orrenge those
numbers as they appeared on the card.
0000 Resorts ALWAVI FOLLOW
The use of Foley Kidney l’llla. Thor
me uplmlldlnqi. strengthening and
soothing. Tonic in action. quick in re-
units. The Driiigo Pharmacy, ”
”m.1.....-.~ . .1- w.»
GWEN A HURPRISE PARTY.
‘ .mn .o-
Edward Weed...lr.. Entorteined LIIoI
(tethering of Friende.
Tuesday evuinlng a per'ty of young
folks surprised Mentor Edward Weed.
Jr. . at his bomei. 39 Stuart avenue \lor-
walk Throne out the evening games relieving them 0 llilII bullion. in my
were played illiein Arumtrbnu. .fl' opinion the pro and not will“ in
th lemons 1 stolen. perforated some improved by I «Faun» in some 0t it“?
go tricks. 'everal vocal selections provisions referred to “(We if this
were rendered by Messrs.
Wood. Willie
an and Edwa
Edwerd
Armstrong. John Her
fl kyle. sooompenlod by
Min Laure V llflln. It the piano.
The» prowl t more the Mines Jan
ct new. Lear Vaughn. Annie?" oonoy.
Olive and lip 11 Wood. 11.1113. Duck
toy and Moe chhon: Mount Wll
ltsm Armstrong. Eddie kyle. John
itoren. Id” wm. Latent! Gilbert.
John Stell. he lie and Chet-lee Vaughn.
v1. or one of, sailor purpose is to be
peeled II boll tibial pertlea have
promised. we ere ell nnimeted by one
common desire a secure the best tee
lelation poeelblo or III the interests in.
valved.
Your very irub.
‘kl. 0.8 sermons.
80 Norwalk. tonic, (lot 86 itllil.
Mr Andrew it. Joann President diets
Hillilll‘ln Men' I Anorlatlon
Loon Wood. ohn linolrlsy. Mr end Door on:
Mrs. William ‘ matron; end Mr Ind 11.1111/11111111011111111" of Nth last.
1 1m Editord sod will aim 11111 if ultimo I nautuo Ill
to trip Intel port of the evening re-
freshments I re Isl-veil and chant
midnight the heels departed tor their
home. considering Muteri‘i’ood a line
tiniertelner. l
l T l' GA NOT ATTIN .
1' light ""311 to”: or. mepm?“ est
a w I to! 0 ”in n
mandibu-
hot' van by
opium
lib ll“ ’I.u& ‘0
president of the. Glob.
other things.
hill:
"l sincere 1.15.... glob is u no
live post all It to the t
“:33” 11111111111113? emf
ill mi‘ [lower to promote the success of
the particular public utilities bill lhiIt
the met frIt-mis and advocem of an
honest and offotnive monitors moo
"hon There and not on the slighteet
doubt II to my position on this due-
‘45-“ ... “mm“... .a
if the hill of your association is the
our unread 111111111511 Bonnier Judson end
“i. WWI ninmfooeteo of Inch I
treasure. I will trapped it without ru-
«ration '
’ .
or 11111 [area
all!”
Resultant 're “a
VJEyREMlAH DONOVAN
WW
earl-I IPIIDY suit mum!
Thu: indicates 11111111111111
flttrtnoy Pitt» ”3‘5: P11111111; Falls
in noy‘
week infill». lt'lnItrIItfll "1 h
Inllotod with a severe case 0
in mm ”“1181. not
ill!- The? cured moon
4" Ea.
would
“yell. '
will. station
received let-unity by" the State Bush 1
uninitucui of judges and other cotnmls- ‘
Any executive ,
'i‘hlrd. as to the qualifications of the
to be.
"competent voters and citizens of this
This bunt advance that thnrly-
Theoe were
the eblest and best
or occupied the 311'
immaterial 1-.liair. secured the plunge
i
m non-.1
ll £38“
'»Iioils.“ said Mr. Mullen.
’ 41111111111
Wm um Wvummmm ‘me"’ '1.
MELLEN 0N PENSIONS
New Haven I President Says All Roads
Should Crant them.
i
Railroad 111111 that in the tank and
tile oi tuiltoud inch in this and olhcri
cltlcu on the {\ow llawu utter rcad- 1
in; ii tow lint-11 in thc newspapers (it-
\< 11 d to l"-u sidcnl .\lt ill 11' « slattlncnt'
couturninu the lit 111111111 1111111111 11111111
in know all about ultat'bo said aunt
:ho New i-iuvcn “opinion in 1m». fol-
liili‘llli-l llllllled ntntclucitl .\lt'. Mcllcu‘r
\lcws on lip» pctmiun Intention arc sci
forth and ilc ltilsnct's nieo :1 t‘ptcry
from one of tho oturkhuldcrn at tho
annual meeting t'cct'lilly.
Mr Mcilcu .u introducing: lili'
salon matter «aid:
"Willie the tellcts 111'.» toutilittx the
voice there is u mutter i wish to briti‘x'
iwforc lhc stockholders. not lit-caust- l
hollow there in any act-cushy, hill out
Of an abundanct» oi precaution. ll ima
hood the policy of thc board 11: dircc
turn for scvl'rnl tours to drum pcu
storm to iflt‘ ctnployctw, 'i'llvl‘v ltnvc
tum-n quilt» a number of pensions grunt.
mi and they arc being arunled pl‘ncll-
rally at I-very tnoctiuu of the board. it
is the. ‘bcllcf of the dircctnrs lit.” a pen-
sit'ti system on a large corporation
tends to give better Isrl'ice. secures
hotter Service from the employees and
ROMIHPA a great loyllty; Any man who
(cola that there to a provision for his
old age is likely to glvc a built-r act'-
vico. and tin» toutll'ncy of Iuodcrtt
thought is that pensions should bt-
prunifii and especially by public not»
vice corporations
"-"i‘llt'»qucstioit has arisen in tin
minds of some input gentiotmn whoth
01' or no the dit'cclort‘t l1nv1l the right
to votc the money of the stockholders
for such purpose without the approval .
of thc himklloldt‘l‘n specltlcalh nhllill' 3
0d, studio curc any possible question»-
for f «taunt itnayinc there is a differ
1' llt‘t' of opinion on the sublet I~ot1 thc ‘
part of tho stat'kholdcra——~l havc pro i
1».1'11t1l and submit for war tonskicra ;
tlou .thc following resolution Milt It
will cure. nil qtlculious us to the past
and all questions i trout as lu tho fu-
lure:
"Resolved, That tho action of tip"
directors as rcpurlcd to liilil mortiuul
bv the president in ordctlnu tbc 11111
thrill of pensions to employers of the'
company afttt 111111; and faithful 1411-
vice and in some cases to the families
of Ill-ceased employer's, is lit-ruby up»
proved and rniillcd. and that the fnr~
thcr continuance of the practice of
naming such phantom. in cases in
which the directors tool that justice
I'o'quires and illt‘ interests of tin» 1'qu-
ueny will be thereby stthacrvod is here-
by approved and authorized."
The motion was duly seconded.
Mullen thou said: .
”Tho motion is seconded and 1 sub-
mit is for your action. All those in
terror of the resolution will please say
Ayo.' " The response was unanimous.
"You have I‘ultlllcd all my expecta-
“Thc reuoiu-
[it'll-
1
3
M I‘.
that pushes."
A. tummy Hitler. n niorkltoldcr. nuit~
111], “What will be the total cost 1’"
Mt'. Mellon replied: "The pensions
paid by tho-company today nsttrnnnte
ebout “00,000 per sonata. i immune
from now on the remand will not me-
torlelly increase. We have no or bi
irery pension system of retiring peo-
ple arbitrarily at any specified 11:11. the
11qu um bee heretofore been in effect "
I been that the staple; use must serve
yeii‘i‘, there mutt be I clean record
'end then he has been retired on new
alone! l per «at. per unnum for each
1' f? serylee. hosed on average
mm; or the test ten years of service.
but in no event to exceed iii per oeatz‘
«While the. foregoing is on omelet
lionoitrttphlc. report 111er. Mollon's re-
marks consortium pensions it to 1'51
numbered hit I II in attendance at
the meeting tint in some
1
llim‘l' of Williams.
wont to
11111111111 road ‘ibout’
more in t
b
that thin {it
“on will be touch srcster
till. till 9. year is doubtful up Mr. i
.
if of 1111 oonnooticut tin
unpainted II"
1?th
p. " .n‘r .1...
WM
_I1oauttful tolffurc
.tt'hich will also servo the purpose of
hitting this apple-using feature.
.vmltiou in exemplified in the case of'
,mlllinery those days In the Waltcau in.
.tli‘Iugs tlhlnllucss.
shine." you wonder whether you were
chosrfttl sanitation.
of us. cal-rind more pleasing counte-
nanoeI.
thctic response.»
that lends Itself kindly to the produc
Ital: of models that Irre'tullored in of-
ec .
some Ilik made on supremely simple
lines. are very
.drser occasions for those women who
own not suited by the more bloom-Its
style of Arabs.
looted at home to 11 course of treet-
me i. but
Instances t
nonnati- were being paid to the fear libero lt1t
gflot Voter tettret applied to open
in the rltlit'oed Ilscal your 111.113.111.111; boron. "then a good broom rubhe
Ii thoroagbl“.
. unto: to lowed by s' dab of cold Wit
your ended In June, tor. and lastly the application of I
0 61111111111 system on good autumn
Jr“ ‘ ‘
New '
Kim: 'NIERESI m WUHEN » I SENATOR PLATT’S Mom...
A row of dark for at the. edge of a
crcniu tau: tunic intervenes betuccn
tht lite and thc dccp him: it fringe that
liotdcrs tho innit
0th bid shades are us greatly favored
in cmlu'oldct'ics in the domestic (io-
puttmci’it a" in the field of dress
it is astonishing how liliith more be
coming in the bum 1-1 with its soil pup
finish than a felt of pt'eclxciy the some
shape. This may account in a inva—
sure for the immense vogue of the
first pained
l’olicsu 11nd gulncn feathers are.
111110111: the most favored of all for use
on the stunning fur turbanli.
'i‘houuh on all sides we see the “hob-
blr” effect, to really restrain the nut»
iowly cut garments in carefully avoid-
cd. The beauty of the narrow skirts
is in their' skillful cutting. and they
do not need to be restrained.
Old bluo' npd' cut steel richly trim
on cvcnlilg gown of block crepe do~
lwliltic
'l‘bc fluffy quality his good beavet
hat is particularly attractive in the
handsotno colors Ithat are being worn
this ecttson.
if you are buying on inexpcositre
tlunucite kimono.
one of different material set on; for
it 11 better to poll
'11 an .wa,.w.~w ”no; .. ”.mnnt-tmn'mv
_I‘W it Be Unveiled at the Capltot Dur-
ing Coming Winter.
During tltc coming winter it is ex
lputcd that the memorial to the late
Senator (l. H. Plait at the capitol will
bc unveiled 'l‘ltc bronze work will be
of exquisite workmanship. The bus
relief represents the senator as seat-
cd, beside his desk, one hand resting
upon a book, the leaves of which he
scents to be holding as it ready to re-
tcr to something. The pose is digni-
tlcd. yet easy. Even the conventional-
izy of men's modern dress is made, less
obvious by the artistic carelessness of
Vthc coat thrown over the knees. The.
face and form are those of the senator
as his friends knew him. fttll of char‘
actor and representative of the best
type of the New England statesman.
Senator l’lntl died April 25. 1905. He
had attended the funeral of his col-
league. Senator Joseph R. Howiey.
.uhortlt before he wins taken sick
in such high regard did the friends
. of the dead senator hold his life and
his work that when his Merlden
friends returned from the funeral they
began thatx verv night to discuss ways
land means for aec'utlng :1 memorial.
—.H Wales Lineup “themes. 1' close
misonsl friend “as well no political as~
acetate. was the leader of the move-
“W “mi” iatikely ‘0 shtiuk unevenly l ml at and his endeavors wore second-
nnd result in n wrinkled mussy look-| ion by other prominent “"1th men
int. c d111- 11 the moment is washcdfl
l‘ht» musent ftshlon of arranging
tilt ilnu' loose and low over the cars‘
tits, grout advantages for the woman
whouc cars are. 'lnrge or arc _not seti
“oil on tltc l1catl.An artistic and
may he ev'olted
’l but necessity in the mother of in-
tho l‘ltinesc women who create the
lma11tlt'.111(‘hlnese cmbrolderlcx. in that
(ountryl there are no "art depart-
mcnts' consequently the workers
make. their own designs.
The lnilucucc most keenly felt in
ilucncc. says "Dress." meaning of all
it argues for the
Will”! of the slicphcrdcss and yet, now.
aduv it is the high back poke which
in the center of altrtsttion and once
again there is talk of cache pcigue ef
tot-ts and of chignons. The, Waiteaui
coiorings are pustcl, but they are in
tousilled by the introduction of black
velvet or black malluc plotted in with
tiny flowers. arranged in t'onvcntionul
wreaths and pic. part of the Waltcau
plcturc and of course the exaggerated
buck bnndrcau and dipping attics
forming a poke ls II popular fcatttrc.
There is no dottbl ubottt the popular-
ity of velvet exceeding all previous
seasons and years. There is tutuslly
talk in the fall of velvet, but it soon
dies down. This year. however. i is
“going." and South Norwallt i go-
ing to be so very far behind l‘ is and
h‘nw Yul-loin adopting it.
When a person motels wou with'the
t'clnurk. “(loud morning. Merry Sun
really in a broad smile, and are glad.
oven though you were unconscious of
it. that you urousod in another such It
Would that more
They always find a syrups
Hemline is one of the silk fabrics
Ohe- ~plrce dresses or this head
satisfactory for semi
The pores of the face can be sub:
Mom
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they lows bosons slop ’
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wwho felt the state owed it to the main-
my of (ll'l(‘ of its most distinguished
sons to have some lasting evidence of
his érvlce for the Inspiration of suc-
(coding generations ‘
The next day a resolution was in-
Il‘tldut'ud in the general assembly
which was approved July 1, 1905.
whereby H. Wales Lines and Abirem
Chamberlain. of Merlden; John H.
Whittemore. of Nungatuck: Lewis
Sperry. of South Windsor; Charles L
Hubbard. of Norwich; William J. Ford.
of Washington. Court. and the com-
mission of sculpture were appointed
"to procure and recommend to the
thl general assembly, designs, plans.
specifications and csllmntcs of cost of
.1 monument at other meorial to Sen
utor Orville ll. i’lutt to be erected on
tltpltol grounds.’
The sum of S" .500 was appropriated
to pay the expenses of the commis-
rion.
in January, 1907, ihc commission
«oncoming a memorial to Senator Plait
made a report to the general anscmbll.
Thcy pointed out, tluit they had Incl." on
till sides throughout the state. mfdiul
approval of the purpose for wnich they
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impossible to induct» sculptors whbeei
talentsrwere deemed worthy of worko
of such importance to enter into chut-
pelttion or to submit designs.
The commission thereupon asked far
the sum of $26. 000I This report was
signed les Lines, if.
Whitleni re. HA. 0 lnberlelu. ‘ J.
qurtl Charles L. Hnbbhl'd our Lewis
Sperry for the Plait memorial. and
Henry D Favours. Charles Noel Flees.
Arthur l... Stillman, Kirk il.‘ mavens.
itobert Scovllln and B Perriu.cotn1hte~
sion of 11 future.
011 Feb ery ’28. 1907.1Indor a suI~
pension of the rules. which act was in
itself a delltkernfe tribute to the mem»
cry of Senator Flatt, ti ”resolution was
pppromti appropriating $25,000 for a
memorial to be erected in or about the
state capitol or moods. '
Even before the appropriation wee
actually made. negotiations had been
opened It the tote Anemtue- 8t.
Gendeus.m m then deemed the
greatest Abner-lean sculptor and those
services molly of: the mimhflblt
annihilation. A“ Inn-committee of
three: fl Webs Mme: unlit-mane.“
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