, #1:d with brides right. Come in and
' HWW. Power Co;
rues Holidays
mt wit '
it 66611 be here.
66 6 present e
"'15“ . \
Let us suggest
amp
We hove them in some of the finest
dwelt”! evér’ “rotten in the Twin Cities.
laid): them'over. No trouble to show
8000!.
For Sale
Building Lets. Shore, Farm and
‘7 ' City Property 1
Leone Negotiated
W-
Drum and Steamship Ticket-
J. M. Layton 8t Co.
‘ rlouth Net-walk, Conn.
. renoemend Reel Estate Agents
it of doing so.
‘ Will cantln‘ue to do busi-
out the ume stand and
4
end Pointere' Supplies.
or i tore..wlth competent
é “contours work.
y
use» Norweik
to; “t
J teuce low for then into
’ expenditures for similar purposes
' held! on
. .fliitiiliei Remit Presented to
Governor Weeks Makes Boc-
"up a ior Leg-
“If” Iii Action
The bi‘ennial report of the state
3 board or tantrum hoe been proeented
to Governor Frank B. Weeks tmd re
view or the poet two years and molten
live specific recommendetions Mon-
tion is made of 108 institutions subject
to viiltiiition hny‘ themoard to say no
thing of 7:3 elmshouses which are in-
spected by the members of tho bonrd
Recommendation for legislative action
are made as follows:
That liberal provision be made for
the adequate development hi the new
state colony for epileptlcs
Thole women‘n reformntory be ee
tnbliehed for the cure oi young wom-
' en ofi‘endors over 16 years of ago.
That. the preeent intermediate son-
pilsou be
amended so as to provide larger inter
vein between the minimum and max
imum sentences imposed. and thou
furnish n. fairer lost of the low on it
reformntory measure.
That the state board of charities be
granted a sufficient nprOprintitm to
provide for n more extensive plucing
out and supervision of children from
the county tompornry home in family
houses.
That the state board of o‘liuritiou be
granted it larger mandatory power to
enforce its rccommcndnliou.
The board expresses itu grutiiicution
at the establishment of a stale reform-
utory and of the colony for opiloptlcs
and It is said that the reformstory
will be of n relief to the prison and tho
Julia and also to the school for boys at
lioriticn.
The management of the state prie-
uon is highly commended for its ear
ceiiont management and the compio
tion of n gymnasium at the State
School for 80:76 at .Morldon Its nice no
ticod with nprovnl. The Industrial
School for Girls at hiltitlictovru in
praised but it is urged thut e women‘e
rcformetory ought to be established.
Mention in mode of tho extensive
building operations at the Norwich
Hospital for the [undue nnti looser
work tit the like inutitutiou at Mid
dlotown and the management of both
institutions is praised. The eight
county temporary homes for childrcu
are said to be well managed but those
in Fliil‘lit‘iti and New London counties
are overcrowded. The uumlmr nl
children supported by tho homes on
October l was ital. About Him rhil
dron are living out in loudly homca
The. honrd calls attention in the ninti:
conference of cllnl‘itlcu nnd corrections
to be hold in New l-Iavr-n next April
‘ and to the national conic-truce. which
‘ will be bold in Boston not! Juno.
l I'm
for
iii‘
The cost to the static, during
year ended September Iii). liiiii.
the support or assist nor of such
. the insiltutione merit mud in the run
port on receive tunic aid. and for
other allied agencies, won 0l,tiiih,73lls
93. of which 31.118.250.39 was for
maintenance nnd {530388.94 wne tot
buildings. lsnd nnd pormnuont iru
provemonts. As compared with the
In
recent yours. the amounts devoted to
maintenance show it stendy increase
which is evoldent In nevorsl different
departments. Some of the inmeeee
noted are due to the inruor number of
inmates cared for. no It the Norwich
Hospital for the insane and other In
etitutione. in other cnsee new tlt‘Vl‘iOl)
mente oi work hove brought onlurgod
enpendituree. such 36 the atom care
for tuberculosis which has lucrenscd
In cost for 8:2,500 to 1907 to 857.51? in
1910. The expense. for stem poor. also,
, lies grown from $5,621 in loot to toil.-
068 In ‘lDlO. on a result of tho opore
tion of the ointe poor buy of 1907.
non. comedy enANci-imo
w'toti'r.
can‘t—o
Will Have I Much Lerner Plant at
Greenpert in the Non Future.
The “Sirloin County ’I‘lmee'~ 66”:
“The Andrew Redol Oyster (tour
puny Is looming its operations in
Greenport indicating that they win
here a much inrsor plum there in the
near l‘ut e;'l‘ho company which has
on the oyster protrude.
Italian”. 6th.. of the F. ll. l‘urke It
(30., bu bought that concern, on well
all the Montuult (water t’.‘..o owned by
P hordette Parks. of tlroonport. and
, .2 three Port Jeffomn men. The route
oompeeyzluu bmht valuable shone
M.
’ EA In
from proberty and the butldintt there
on. when nearly'e hundred men are
new WWO“. .It it“ elite an optioned
. Morey-tor 'lll'otwfllfl in flint vulture.
. The company has nine secured on on
tion and hill. undoubtedly boy the pro-
perty'iof (loom H. Reeves. enjoining.
There ere neeriy n hundred men at
, work in the Radial plant til present.
otlieui being openers."
..Bt‘lilm 1 Son. of l‘ntohoauo
did not plant uuy oyster: lent
lyrics. no title not Mr. Winfield e
unlford I6 mediated with the Air
1E aedel Oyster (lo.
euro. mart duo
it toouteiue no one
ll
I'I'E FilElflliT llI‘l'EB
Wm
(literles Shutter Melidn’s New York.
New Haven and lisrtford Railroad
company is one of the roads that need
- additionel income. for reasons other
then necessary increases in operating
expenses, discarding to n stateroom.
mode public today by Louis 1). Bron-
deie. of Boston. who is acting as all
torney for the trefiic committee of
commercial organizationtr' of the At-
lnntlc seaboard, in the investigation
by the interstate commerce commis-
sion of the proposed advances in
freight rates by carriers in ofiicini
classification territory, that Is. that
section oust oi! the Mississippi and
north of (the Ohio and Potomac rivers.
The New York Central is in the some
category no the New Haven. according
to Mr. Brandeis.
There ore but comparatively low
railroads in the cast that should think
of increasing their freight mice: on
the contrary. says Mr. Brandeis. they
should work for a higher standard of
efficiency. Those railroads which think
their net income should be int-retitled
should. according to Mr. Brandeis. use
more scientific methods in conducting
their buuinose and should eliminate
questionable practices. .
Apparently Investigator Bl‘lllltlcll'l
thinks well of the methodo employed
by l'rcsidoni Mcilcn of the New Haven
rend. end it in llkcly thnt the inter.
stute commerce commiseion will allow
President Melicn'e road to iucrcnec its
freight rutcn. February 1. he proposed
ilOIIlt' tiiuo ngo. Thctto higher freight
rutou wore to have become effective
early in the full, but the road was re-
qucetod by the Interstate commerce
t'oniinlneion to postpone. the. time tbut
they would become oil'octivc until Pub.
1 the commission. in the meanwhile.
to conduct on insemination to under
tuiu uhcibor or not the lucrem Who
really wnrrnutotl. Louis I) llrttndcio
is the. man the commission retained its
cotumcl in the matter. and in view or
the {not tbnt he thinks well of the Non
linvcn mud and till methods. when the
natural supposition would be that he
would be oppoecd to it. It In very likely
tbut the. lucrcuecd rules will become
cfl'ct'tit'c hero Feb 1
VALlDATEa NEW HAVEN ROAD‘B
SECURlTiEa
lionton. .lnu. hm'l‘he innit-looked
roru'nrtldoroiim'i of tho Mannheim
sciiu icitieihtivc commission that has
been apprhlititm tin- pt'uocrty oi the
New littvou rnilrond with it view to
l'iBf‘pl'Illilliiiz it Ito heme exceeded the
nmouui of its outntnndiug mullet
stock nud indebtedness, has been filed.
The report given no figures on to up.
prnisni values. but states that the eu-
grciulic courts are eiifl‘ii'iunl to 390““?
capitol llnbilitleu.
The compilation erected under will
of into, chapter 652. "An not to villi
tintc the present outstanding securis
tine of the New llnven railroad. and
to provide for on examination of ite
property" now tiled u certificate of
Its finding with tho uocrolery of the
commonwcuith. "'l‘hie in to certify
tlini the outstanding cnpiiul stock and
indebtedness of the New i~leven Roll.
road no or June 30. l9ld. which it
finds to be the only practical «into or
entertaining this indebteduees. were
no tollowu;
Outstanding capital
stock ................. Stiltilwiou
I udebtodnose ............. 289.” 1.863
"And it bother certifies that the
outstanding capital clock as of June
in. liiio, was Slot.43il.d(id. and the in-
debtedness an of mid June Iii was nor
in ounces of their 3289.7“.863.
"And it further certifice that the ex-
gregnte corporate llllflm ofeald coo
partition were endlciont he of June it
lino. to secure its euidtoutetnndlng
trupitel stock and ludobtedubsn to the
sold «mount iteroinbeforo stated:
In an explanatory note the commie
uion odds:
"June 30. ‘illlii. was the date of the
clone of the finencini your of the New
linen railroad and pll its eubeldisry
with tho iinenciel your tor which s
more is required by the leimtete
commerce cemuiieehn and the Hesse
clip-om railroad commielrlon.
""l‘hn return of the New Haven roll
rend ill or mid June 30 disclosed nevi
tul niocit of 02l.87il.lllil. _ 172.940 shame
of cold csiiitnl stock were on sold date
In the treeeury of the Now would ti
Nevisotlon company end 1,479 the
in the treasury oi the Rhode Island
company. By virtue of etooit owner-
ship\ oi said commutes by the New
Haven, oertii’lont or sold emounte
littve sen treat tut treasury stock
of the New Heron end not no out»
planning cnnitei stock
Mil perineum to the New Haven on
coconut oi the flock submlptlone and
premium: thereon hove been taken II
indebtedness end not its «one My
meets tor. the New amend Nevlp'
lion detector here deeds
thererrotn by rings ol‘t
tell it IWW
ft or the teiulte'
attendance to
validation 6st.
1'"
'“liisulliifll in TIIE
,. of the probate court on proper, Ind
« end in order
NEXT THO “338
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lodge Finite iiitn guilty oi Pro-
ioeeio i aunt and
ileum NW Extor- ~
iioneto Agreement
it W ‘
BRIDQEPOM‘, Jon. ii.-—Thronsh a
decision handed down by Judge Lucien
ll‘. Bu’rpee in the superior court, civil
side yesterday. Attorney George ll.
Ennis, of Derby, formerly of this city.
has been dleberred from the practice
of law In ihle county for u period of
two years. The court brands Attorney
Ennis' connection in the settling of
the (‘080 pl Nollie Sinister against the
Warner Brothers' Company as “both
professional and non~proleuslonsl mis~
wndurt” and also the agreement on
iorotl into between the girl and the at
torney as "unfair. exorbitant nnd lilo-
gel."
In February. 1909, .‘clllc Shooter
then 17 years of age. was injured at
the plant of the Warner lime. (to.
The corset company paid hcr hor-
pltni and medic-gel feed to the amount
of $300 nntl’niiowcd her $5 per week
during her Illness. She lind been led
to believe by fricndc that she could
Obtain n uroet sum from the com-
pany because or her Injuries. l-lhc
retained Attorney Vinnie to prosecute
the claim against the company. and
If possible to make a settlement. She
etntcd when the. matter came before
the court that Attorney Ennis hnd
stated to hot- the! she could obtain
at toast 825.000. Attorney Ennis
mode it settlement with tho compnm'
securing 3500. Prior to this limo he
entered into an agreement with the
young girl. whereby he who to to.
Mill half of the amount obtained
from the company. he ctultutcl toes.
Alter the company smiled, Mien
Shustcr Will alien 8250 by Attorney
l‘: nulls nilirh nmouui she refused
The full text of Judge Burnett‘s
znmuornndum of derision In no fol
lows
"All the nintcrlni allocations of iiw
rosiiitinini tire found to be trim ‘I‘hr
unrocmcnl. the rouiumtlcui made. in
tho cirvnmninncon diurioami. watt uu
fair, (KIN'HOHIN‘ cud iiioitsl. When
he btwomeii the gnurdiun of bin minor
oliont. the obligations of his trust re
quirml him to tile the precinct core
to went: over and prolett the Inter:
rein of his word. and in some re
sports his dutieh Worr dofiued and
tilted by the otntutvs All this. being it
member of the her. he knew but die
reunrdod.
"in htr. eerolltl dcfcnec to hie ens
wot tin rcsptmdcni alleges that alter
imcstluutlne ill. tiionte sew he ‘be
mine conviucdd' tbni her injuriee
'ntro occasioned by her own noglt
tunnel and met her employer "rm
not legally liefiotherel‘or‘: end tint
'eubuuueniiy' and matter diecueeione'
with thin employer ‘M to the merits
or the t-uo.’ be procured an offer or
agilicilwl’ll tor 0600, which he eccupt
[9 .
"In his own testimony concerning
timer nlii‘finiitim it e are that the
respondent errotnplishe that result
by means or tmmlmcnt end feiec
pretence: relating to certain evidence
which he rimmed he lied and could
produce in a lull no trite threatening
to begin.
"It must be Found in his treatment
of his word nod in his dealings with
hie client end her employer. the to
«pendent has been guilty of both
professional nnd non-proiciisionnl min
conduct.
“Therefore it Ie ordered thet he be
euepended from the practice oi luv
In thin unite for the term of two
yours. and pay the costs in the
colic."
At the time of the bearing union
Attorney ltnnlo. true ,ulso been! the
animal from probete or Attorney Ens
tile. in dlnllowine his claim millet
nor delete. Inuit tutti had himself
appointed the gli- gunrtiien II she
wen u minor. The probnto court
would out niloe his oisim or 0250
lodge Borneo finds thnt the action oi
the probate court woe proper end He
order and doom is claimed. The de
cit-ion in this upper“ lotion:
appeal is whether the emllnnt ll up
grieved by the order oi' the probate
court of Bridgeport. made February 7.
lliill til-allowing end dimprovinmn
tumult to blunt! of $113.60 tor hi6
cortices no em! In th- GIMO of
his ward. which be included tie an
item in hie ecotiunt.
"To thut extent oerulnly the action
ite order and decree ’dieailowiux and
ll.rmfld
"What sum. it any. the probate
court followed the #mteliilllt for his
hurricane” n nppnitr in the record.
owing and thinning
sold payment him. ll my tree
lute not it up from
Atoll!!! one mile. the court on
not think tint it uphold do more
Ilit’roived In the edirmenee of the
M. ‘iiotlon complained at
“it villi he noted thet the .662” it;
moves or up
.. l I! film.
out a 1 W
"The only emotion mounted in this ~
Dick lreland. the feel right torrvet‘d
oi' the basketball team. is confined to
his home by Illness lie was unable
to play Monday night against Derby.
but the meny lune are hoping he will
Bridgeport. The same will be played
in that place.
It was announced i'eeterday at the
regular assembly that the regular
semester examinations would be held
beginning the'waek of/Jnnunry 30.
From new on there will .be some tell
hustling by those students who have
been in: in their studying for the past
few months.
-—-——-
Miss Edith unpack. of Wilton. Is Iil‘
at her home.
Mine ireno linrrett. president of the
Girls‘ A. A., Willi a holiday visitor In
New York city nnd Brooklyn.
iloinnd Matt, at former student of
the school has returned to school. nt-
tei' elm: nbucnt for all of the present
eerilcnier.
Wu“
—~Torturing eczenin spreads Its
burning arch every day Donn' n Oint-
ment quickly stops its spreading. in
silently relieves the itching. cures It
permanently At any drug store
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Music Hall
Be. Nerwiikz—Phone 349
new YEAR‘S WEEK.
Metineee’Thuredey end Sutur-
dirt
THE MUSIC HALL erocu co.
will otter Net. Goodwin and Max-
ine Eillott‘ e Greateet Comedy
Drama
“When
We Were
Twenty-9
one”
By H. V. lemond
NEXT WEEK. JANUARY 3.
"The Cowboy end the Lady”
In: Office open new. or Weed'e
Drug store
costs were now
been).--“ ..
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THE NEW SCIENCE
DefinitionofChiroprectic
cfitmm tic n the ecienco of the
can-o of ill til-cue end the on of ed-
lustinx the come. Dice-nee ere cloud
by u w non. trial. or win in the
buck. I! done in childhood it
creates pinched nerve. nil min In
lilteir life in the dlfterent emu no
im ll
(niropretcon remove the ounce of
this disoue and min. and health is
restored through hermonielhs the six
nerve ”Item in your bah.
Nervouenou. attenuation. Purely-
eie. Heert, Kidney end We Die-
tetic: ere liven specie! attention; eieo
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret givlnl Chiropreotld e
chence to help you. ~ 1
TWE'RANCISDC.
N WAIHINGTON IT. .0. NORWALK
Mantle Treatments Niven Alec
be in shop’s for fieturdsy’s game withi
he
' iii flee
I d y coda“ with“ , .4 menityéoui
i vehemxo. m liven
sh Iron
a“ Pi¥cen truthfully» that claim
iced drowned; I ‘ WenonyA
Shetland. Ind.
w.
_ TERIURY BANK.
WASHINGTON. Jon; 0.-—Tiie nec-
ret service alflcinle have Just discover
ed a new counterfeit five dollar bill on
the Citizens'.‘Netion6l Bank of Water-
bury. “ It» is made by a photo-mechani-
cal process upon a fair quality of
paper. but. has none of the little tell-
tale eiik threads, no it wllime easy to
detect. Prenident Harrison's portrait
on the left end of the note In very
poor; in incl the bare spot In his whin-
ltere first brought the counterfeit to
the attention of the pecreteervlce.
Effortg are. of course, being made to
locate the wtinterfeitere.
A RELIABLE COUGH MEDICINE
is to valuable family friend. Foley's
lioucy and Tor fulfills this condition
exactly. Mrs. Charles Kline. N. 8th
street. molten. I’ll... .iitetee: "Several
members of my family have been cur~
ed of bed coughs and colds by the use
of Foley-“iv Honey sud TM and i not
new-r without a bottle in the house."
llcluse constitutes. The Bridge
l‘iinrmncy. *1 “
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carotene“!
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Auto Owners
Eugen your winter Itorlle for live
storage and deed storm Your eel-s
will he in I well heeled serene may
to be run out It a moment’s notice.
made your model overhung
for the coming winter. .b! upon me
chenlce 9
Choosing and remodeling n epeclel
ty Setiefectloo unnamed.
Auto Company
GI ove r’s
run rust
Norwutt ponsofidated
‘t
Daily Line to N. V.
For Freight Only
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disapproving" eeld payment in at» . '
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Nanak Steuben ho. . ‘
Aniline l. we. 6. 6. Human. Norwelk .South Norwalk
General Mont
‘ snort vemp (netted note) button. 03.
RubberBootdtShoeCo.
ADIES'M‘GUN METKL. cloth top.
Aeiu' PAT. con. dull all top.
short vamp. lull Cubiin heel. button
and blueber. fl.
ADIIU GUN METAL, short vamp
.fnil Cullen heel. waited sole. button
and blucher. to. '
BOSTON
RUBBERS
welt one to two one in lite r
on by Judge licel it need in
porter Court today. Jenkine
spin. at guilty of hurxiery‘
entered the home.“ mode It
In ”this city one night but
. Ferraro. charged with
with
in no rob. is held:-
to. gull l”
t1": 5.. ..i;:'.. .s..‘.
l9 North Main Otnetjeizlh' ' ‘ ‘ .
Noemi! "Weehinetm meet.
Tel-6mm at office. flu. '
Telephone et bottle. I”.
The Reed h Volk
, Electrical Go.
The only irony coupon
etecrmcm. error
In the Town
AUTO our-”Pu"
Phone son-on Bouts nun W
s. hermit. Conn. Honour-name!
~§~.t.‘s.’:
Gelden Moments
Think of the pleasure menu-“032% ’
unnecessary pain and it
you‘ ve lied-dire]: DECIDE V0
your eyee examined will” .
OPTOMETRY. " ' r '
The correction omit. "dub“.w 4
anecislty+itie done well! end, relic!
is certain If we fit your area.
Cell today for emotion.
Fenwick Optical 06.
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Room. 74
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c. it. utter-rem unemiutn
t;
HOUII FURNISH“
conuen WALL AND men on.
NORWALK. count.
Norwelk Breach Office 6!
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