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Record of Falrlield County Sena-
tors and Representatives as
Shown by Letters on
Public Utilities Bill
The State Business Men's assocla
i493! has compiled a list of the legisla-
‘ .; 4.: ppnditlntee. of the state showing
’ their attitude upon the public
.1 1 ‘ ' bill as evidenced by their re-
; I to the association's letter of
’ hiry. J‘he list of eenato1lal and
“ _~ vowedtdslosol both
“1‘1? sting Wirlleld (101an is at?“
Ben-tors.
Silt. Frederick A. Bartlett it). Will
Damn Business Men' 8 bill.
William Martin irl.
port Business Mon a bill.
Archibald McNeil (Ill. Favors pub
llc “titties legislation but 1efuses lo
, It himself to any speeitic bill
113 . Garry Paddock id) Will sup
port Business Men 11 bill.
.I. A. 11.111113111131111 111. Will’support
Rulinoes Men‘ I bill.
31th. Michael Connery (til. Favors
d not public utilities commission.
loo S. Peck (r). Will support
ens Men’s bill.
Will sup-
. Stiles ludeon lboih). Will
IW Business Men a bill
filth. Jeremiah Donovan itil Will
'o rt the bill recommended by
9%.. 3..."...
' fl derlclt H.Qnint11rd'(rl. Favore
creollon of a commission.
~* ms. Watson 1!. Rice (r).
tilled utilities bill
. Representatlvos
, el. John ll. Reid lri.
. Holiness Men' a bill
”port. Ernest (iriiepp (rl
support Business Men‘s bill
a Melteer id). Will support
”I Men's'bill. William W. Bent
’ , Ill support lluslneee Men‘s hill.
pry. Charles W. Murphy id).
_ ‘Inpport Business Men's bill. Wil
_ .l'p'rotullnsonl (I) Will support
« We Men's bill in it wtidmen
$3.... Will etippt'trt Business Ben's
on. J Charles John-ton (til
11 nert business Menu bill
.‘Wllliemeon 111. Will sup
1 In lion's bill.
slit. sham 8.811th (r).
uses
ldl
. Noon principle; of 811
' hex?“ v11 10:11 All: wu-
-. . “3 snee- 1111‘
at 1: _.pdu1.m Wilt support 31"!
orth'»
Favors
Will sup-
ii. Adonis (rt...
,. its“. bill
he 'li‘nvorn
*1 on. 111111 Ill 3
bill » b”
port principles of Business men‘s bill.
Westport William H Burr it). Will
support Business Men's bill.
SPECIAL OPERATIC ATTRACTION
AT HOYT'S THEATRE.
Local people will have their tirst op
portunlty in a long time of hearing two
well known grand opera olngers at the
iiiiou Dream this week end a concert
planlsto of equal renohn in the music-
31 field. The artists 'are Francis
Archambnult. who is fresh from his
triumphs at Covent Garden. where he
was solo house and Mile. Gilba. who
has just closed a season as soprano
soloist of the grand opera at Turin.
The pianlste. Miss Katherine Bell. has
just closed a most .sueeessful tour of
Europe in (lonoert Work. Aside from
the merit and reputation of the artists,
who are to render selections from
famous grand operas. and from the
instrumental masters, they are to 11p-
pesr in an operatic sketch called The
Substitute," which in from the pen of
fl. R Durant. of Waterbury, and who
will he remembeted as the author of
“A Man and His Mate." wh‘eh had
Hilda Spout; let 11 star and opened in
South Norwallt a couple of years due.
The sketch carries a pretty little story
and allowa the Work of the artists to
be brought forward naturally, quite
diffeIent frdm the ordinary musical
sketch in \audovllle. which is usually
merely for the purpose of giving the
performers a chance to be heard. Dun
his the appearance of these artists
their singing and playing numbers will
he changed several times and those
who attend will he favored with a yr
rlety from the best composers ltnowu.
it is diellnctly e hishmises set and
will appeal to even those not favored
with a technical musical training.
MAINE BLOWN UP, FRANCIS AT-
WATIR OAYB.
hleDEN. (loud. Nov. {.m’l‘ho dls~
patch about the statement of Captain
Brody In Kettles City that the Maine
was blown up from the outside and
that the government knew of the do
tells of the incident years age, is con
reheated today by Frenele Atwster.
of this city who use publlshitta I
newspaper in Havana It the time and
was titled treasurer «the fund which
was helpintr the "concentrator. Mt
Atwater soul I cable to this country.
Nov. l, 18.15"!“ oi Zelvado'I ties
traction e the war-Inn and of hill
accomplices. llr. Muster said today
that the 11.111111111111911 In film him in
11mm 1.11 11 dhlentivo and this mail 5
told him then that. Islv MID Md
reissued .3131 that one‘ of tits 113m
etttnpiieeuh allied ready to reveal the
unite plot. At. that time
all “Uta!“ Idiom meant
to secretary ow‘wsmlhu hoot. The
111:: “my '13.. “1""
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'llr.1tt atel- ltnetv. ‘ ‘
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ISUNMIQUII re QQNTMN 42.
' shun.
new name so: tween-1 Ill:
' “we elimluItetld most of the ”id
1m! fieultlee of heating: till: 1‘!
- s11 carelessness or Instruction
NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES.
Figuring Plane.
Plans are being figured for the pro
posed changes to the blinking house of
the South Nm‘u'itlk Trust Company on
Washington street. The plans are by
the Hankers' Building Bureau, 38 East
27th street, New York, and a descrip
lieu of the changes has been given in
a previous issue. Charles it. Hoyt is
treasurer of the company.
Plane for Residence.
Architect A. Bossum. 3nd Fifth
avenue New York. is drawing plans
for a residence [or H. Warren. care of
the architect The plane show 11 house.
ll) 11 80 feet of wood and stone, with I
state root and hot air heat.
Will Build Two Hon-Is.
Work has been started on two
houses It Strawberry Hill for Freder-
ick Gregory. St. John & Rayner have
the contract not! the sub-contracts will
he lot at. once. Each house will be of
wood, arranged for one family.
BASKETBALL LEAGUE.
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Plan are on foot for the formation
of a b’lkelhlll league. to include Nor-
walk, Waillngford, Derby. Naugntuelt
and probably Doubury
Managers if. I... M‘riech. of Walling-
lord; .l F. Draper. of Derby: (3. W.
Vaughn. of Nauuetuclt; () E. llrltto.
of Nora-elk. and. it is hoped, 11 Dan-
bury representative, will hold a meet
tug at tho Nut-walk armory, Thursdsy
evening. to discuss the proposed
league.
The idea in to have each team play
two games a week. one at home and
one out of town.
The orwuik High school bullet-
ball to will belle-practicing this
W“ . ‘
ext" Arman” and 21:11,
in; ones being such.“ Its no
tlreiy outside of the 111mm. mil
/ There was no evidence of any kind
1
Plans for Its Penn-lion Are New in
[ISIS
ill Bill ~ Ill Milli
lands Wlilleols hotness to Ilen-
3.1ia1n11s Registrars «Mimi
We
D1. Charles E. 1113133511. or Shelia a
who is trying to form 11 little party of
his own in that city for municipal pur
poses only. failed in his effort to in-
take the aid of the law to secure him
election officials fol tomorrow. His
petition for a wit .0! mandamus to
compel the registrars of voters to act
as tie desires Was dlemlued Baturdat
by Judge William 1;}. Williams when
be granted the 133331101; to quash made
by counsel for the mgletma. 1
in his petition, Dr Howell claimed
that when the city election was held
twq years use. the total vote for the
three candidates for mayor, Republi-
c1111. Democrat and Citizens. did not
equal the total vote cast, and so the
doctor scented. something flung.
Suspected Freud.
The decim- did not assert that the
187 votes that sheared tube missing
had been cast for him. but he did
claim that if they had been counted
it would have made a different result.
to support this claim. But because of
those missing votes Dr Howell thought
he was entitled to challengers and so
lie pelted the registrars Warren 8.
Abel. Republican and Albert Phillips.
Democrat. to allow b.1111 certain officials
at the polls. The rfiletrala refused to
name them as he desired so he ineti
luted these proceedings.
Motions Denied.
in the petition ior'the writ of man-
dulnaus. l)r. Rowen cites all the facts
as he sees them and he held that he
was entitled to an order from the
court. Counsel for the registrars e11-
1ered the. motion to quash on the
ground that it had no swirling in
law and because the “curl was asked
to compel the registrars to exercise
their Judgment. Arguments were made
on both sides, but Judge Williams
granted the motion to quash. Dr. Row
oil must get along without election oill
cluia next Tuesday.
—-—Every citizen who appreciates the
distinction of having Hon. I12. J. Hill in
Congress from Norwsilt should see that
a. vote be cast for hint at tomorrow's
election.
cws neonbu nervous.
The entertainmedt‘commiltee of the
South Norwsllt GIMME. W. Fitch. 8.
ii. Jarvis and E. F. Smith. have sent
out post cards to int-tubers notifying
them of the arrangements for elec-
lion night Plans h'tma been made for
rceetvlnr. election returns over a speo~
ial wire at the club tomorrow night
A lunch will be sorted on this occa-
sion. Cards for missile can be ohtnln-
ad from the corner“ 0 For resident
guests a charge of fly cents will be
may. '1
mm. tor 1.3. 11115 Bennett for rep
mmtttativee. “i 1..
illtllili ES at attractive prices
Gill‘s.
“llow Long Will a Car Last.
from Harper‘s Weakly. lie 11x
trout. 75° ow:
.. t“; feet-ma- ~
I.
the attractive bargains anion
011m: into menu 13 Pet
Hi best Grade Automobiles At
est Attractive Prices We
. Have Evert Offered
W e are uow "timing :1 limited number of need ’LOC()~
pletcly overhauled in our works at Bridgeport tLoon. .. and
repainted to look like new. Y on know the reputation of the
l 0th108“ E rm safe. reliable service
in buying one of these cars as we guarantee them the sum.
as we do no . _ : |
A rcbuit 1:111- bought 111 that way is 11 safer. more saint~
factory pm which than a cluap new car
a high rinse used car than I 1: loop new car.
‘ bargains that we oficr are the following:
A beautiful «null Limousine for It: peachy",
cent lore everhsuledtnnd repainted. 1*
«up: .. «3-
s I
Ruled aIndmeepn repute and lullr W
kinds of work Pricesreh 111g
Egan.“ Ittnctiyeo 1 “fl 3&3:
buyoueo thirteen-{mount
bézssmou r1111 11 title.
WM
few nukes other than lDLilMOBlLES. talents of
‘fi‘m cure ll'fi‘fill
till fill
Gas. Heartburn. Headache and All
Misery lrom Stomach quIshes
m:
L13... . ’ Belorc You Rollins It
Nothing wtu remain undiluted or
sent- on your stomach it you will take
a little Dbtpapeln occasiohdl fly This
powerful diuest’ive and entssi
as harmless and pleasant 11s candy.
will digest and prepare for ”limiti-
tlon into the blood all the food you
c1111 eat
iliat what your stomach craves with
out the slightest fear of indigestion
or that you will be bothered with dour ‘
listens. Batching. Gas on Elohim!”
Heartburn. Headaches trout litomaeh.‘
Nausea, Bad Breath Water' ash or
a feeling like you had In lowed a
lump of lead or other dinetteesble
1nlseriee.shoultl you be suffering new
from any stomach disorder you can
get rellef within five minutes.
if you will get fr your harms.
chat I hMent case of ape's 1) Ipepstn
you could always so to the table with
a hearty appetite, and your meals
would taste good because you would
know there would be no indigestion
or Sleepless nights or Headache or
Btomach misery all the next day; and.
besides, you would not need luatlves
or liver pills to keep your stomach
and bowels clean and fresh.
Papas Diapepeln can be obtained
from your drugglst and contains more
than sufficient to tumou'ghiy cure the
worst case of indigestion or Draped
sla. There is nothing better for Gee
on the Stomach or sour odors from
the stomach or to cure a Stomach
Headache.
You couldn't keep 11 handler or more
useful article in the house.
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FUNERAL or new. w. o. owner
Wilton Psrlshlwim Go to Mandolin:
utta to Attend—Memorial
Sol-vice Piannldt
The funeral services of the late
Rev. William 1) Hart for twentyono
years pastor of the Wilton Gangrene
lional Church, were held from the
home of his brother, Arthur A. Hart.
of West Acton. Mesa, Friday after
noon. Among the members of his
flock to attend the funeral were Dea-
con F. ii. Benedict. Deacon George
E. Taylor, W. K. J. Huhboli. Mrs. A.
W. hierwin and Miss Alice B. Olm-
stead. The burial was at Cato. N.
Y., Saturday.
Rev. Mr. Hart was the moderator
of the Fairilcld County Association of
iongrenetlonsl Ministers. succeeding _
Rev. George D. Egbert. pastor of the‘
No1wsll1 Congregational Church. it lti
understood that plane are being per
footed for a memorial service to be
held at the Wilton Congregational
Church in the near future.
“My...“
~—Vote for the one 111111le for
senatm who will work fo1 the new
Washinsion stt-eet bridge—Frederick
thallium-mi. ,
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’l‘ hose cars have been cbn1~
You take no risk
Semi for ar'ielc.
*" by ll. L. ”iowic. upriutcd
1lains why It is better to buy
Some of the
fill! you In hunger
inflows. 1
rdtultehllot. it gdollll
thbdgli‘ 1‘
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Bridgeport Advertlumente 1
The .L M. Read Co.
Established 1857; .1... ...
1, idle.
Interesting to November Shoppers
Colored Blankets appeal to many housekeepers. and the
colors are so attractive, soft light tons and greys with hot-
tiered“ egtdpink they are action. but thick and
velvety; 1.293911%
3 . l’la’ld Bankcts, somewhat heavier, in pink, bloc and
tan with white, are $2.19.
All Wool P‘..1rls' 111 handsome cumbinations are $3.98
1 _.|'..1'Lt..3'
There is 11 guest robin to a quaint old house back among
”the Cbnnecticut hills, not more than twenty-five miles from
Road's corner. The walls of this room have pink roscbud
paper; the curtains are of whrtc dimity with a friil of rose-
bud crctonne at the top; the bed has a spread and valance
of roscbud crepe, while the chairs and window seat are cov-
ered with rosebud crepe and eatccn. This room is called
"'1 he Rosary," and the arrangement was done by a woman.
“11: expense was trifling, for
Rosebud Sateen, yard wide, is 35c.
Borricrcrl Dmiity is 251:.
Bortlcrcd Crepe 15 22c.
Silkoline is tzyzc.
About this time of year we expect to find the fragrant
Balsam Pillows. and here they are. \\ alkmg through the
Art Section one gets a whiff of plncy. aromatic sweetness
that brings to mind a rocky hillside and clear air The odor
of balsam. Pillows are 50:. m",-
d . ~
The “Storm Queen" Veil 115 of waterproof ci11'ii‘on,a long
scarf, very strong and fine for stormy and windy days It
will outwcar two ordinary veils $3 00, all fashionable coi-
ors. . ’
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Hammered Brass Outfite'sre selling now at half-price.
T-iu-n are all sort of blanks such as ash and match trays,
cigarhuldcrs ptpctacks, tic holders blottcrs i11kstands,ctc ,
that mil he Siliix‘liiil.‘ for holiday gifts. The entire l1nc is
uttered at halt- price.
At the Dennison Section. lower floor.
The-1D. . M. Read Co.
UNDERWEAfi
1 1
For All the Family
at Popular Prices
A. Dickennan & Son
84 Washington St, So.Norwall1
W53 «as
autoimmune“ rolls
on nmwmee 131* one ,,
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