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Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 2, 1911 · page 5

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THURSDAY. sun. 0. :51.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

“Cleanliness 8'1" Purity

Appeal to you, then the products
oi“ our fishery and Candy Kitchen
will surely suit

Home-made
Candy
Fresh Daily

F. A. LANE

BAKERY,CONFECTIONERY '
ICE CREAM '

 

Telephone 409 «
61 Washington St. 80. Norwalk

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EVENINGM SENTINEL TELEPHONE
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82- 2--Ncwc Department
oath—Bunsen: Department
44-2—Branch Office. Norwnik
890 ~Editor's Residence
729-5—City Editor's Residence

WEATHER FORECAST.

For Norwnlk and vicinity:
snow tonight. followed by
sud colder Fridny; brisk and high
winds shifting to west. The storm
that was control over lowu .vostcrdny
morning bus moved eastward and is
now central ovor lows yesterday morn-
ing has moved custwnrd and is now
control over luikc (luturio. it is pro-
ducing cloudy wombcr with ruin or
snow in the. Lake rculon 11nd ulonr, the
Atlantic coast north ot’ Virginia. Mod-
erate temperatures prcvuil east. of the
Mississippi rivur. except in- the nor
thorn portion oi" Ncw England where
An 1111111 111' hilzlt
pressure is producing plcnsnnt won‘-
thcr with zero temperatures in tho
northwest.

 

 

 

ltniu or
clearing

 

TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO TO~

Y.
Low, Bil:

Temperature: high, it.
(llenr.
Tomorrow is bnrvest tiny at the

Mintz store; Soc adv.

Mrs, Frank Nichols, at \‘i‘eslort. is
visiting friends in Provlllcncc. it. i.

Mlchnci t‘llnce. 01‘ t‘ross street, is
ill :11 his homo with 1111‘ uttnck 111‘ thc
grip.

St. John's Lodge, No. 1;. F. 11nd A. 31..
will confer the E. A. degree this cv~
cning.

Edward Podium. or Norwuik. Illlii re.~
signed his position in A. Key‘s cute.
in Main slrccl.

’i‘iw barge Morning Slur is discharg-
ing 11 load of cool at the Ferris tfoni
(lompuny'u ynrd.

Sippcrly Brothers lum- 1.1111111. the
ogrncy for the America IIIIIUIIltlIlIlt.’
for Fnirilcld county.

The bnrgc‘itcd Slur arrived this
morning, with 11 cargo of {.00 tons of
cool for ilnrrls it (inns.

Read about the solo or block silks
ill the Itt-ntl stortr.

(Ricki-not- ‘I‘rilio. No. ill}, I. (i. II.
M.. will work the adoption dcgrcc tn-
morrow owning 111 its nibbling.

There is to he 11 meeting or Util‘kt“
nuo iisylol‘t. this evening. after which
tho pinot-hlo tonrnnlnsnt will hold on-
otber sitting.

'I‘hc ilrst showing of the spring pnt~
terns of tho Cheney showcr'pront‘ ioni-
nrdn will be round at 'i‘rislrum 10 ”1‘-
1111's. See ndv.

'I‘bc 11111111111 meeting of Clinton 1‘11111-
mnndery. Knights 'i‘cmpinr. oi' Nor-
wallt. will be bold tomorrow ovcniug.
111 which tlmo oliicurs will be cioclcd.

Rev. '1‘. .1. Film. pastor at St. Mary's

church. published the bonus of 1111112
rings 0! Miss Josophnphs i-lbimono-
vlcz sud lioieslns Schneider nt tbr
church recently.
’ E. N. Sippet‘ly, 21111, at Norwnlk, has
gone down one hnndrcd foot. in tho
now Well that be Is dissing tor .I. it.
Connor, proprietor of tho Mubuckomo
Hotel, at lirooksldc.

The sale at tho lioston Store is still
in force. A number at road bnrgnlua
are advertised in today's nilv. lust.
ter read it.

Miss Katherine Knorr. st 0 howls
ctr-sot. has started in business tor her.
unit in s tire-small» having left Mn-
domo Psi-trick's outshiishment in Elm
sit-cat. ilho was in Now York city car-
licr in the wash. looking up the new
styles.

Howard V. Worden. ct Norwslit. bug
but the store in thin simot where
he is to open 11. iiownr sslosroom, ro-
gslrnd and mounted. its has sot/arm!

in connection with llcntord' I l1 Iornl
Hull and bi In business now entirely
ior himself

Lady Jilmlll'l‘l hodzcr Shepherds oi
Bethlehem. hold s is 11101 muting inst
droning. at Which the plans were
made tor A box locicl. which will be
hold at tho next manual. ”in.
Floater was mule chums of the an»
tominmnt no use and omitted

r’opm not its millionth In honor
at uhlnuton's birthday. 9 ‘

'l‘lioro ins tins «unicorn cons

- Itorlr
trill-

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W: Do Steam Boiler
Insurance

and Inspection
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN

74 WAIHINGTON STREET. SOUTH
NORWALK. CONN.
TELEPHONE 185-!

 

1 MW... -...... A--. ..

Pork & TllfOrd’ s
DeliciousCandies

“sou: AT- '

F. H. BAXTER'S

FOR SALE

NEW 30x8 CRUISING LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE $350. Apply at

Anderson's Launch Works
Oyster Shell Point. Norwaik

There Is More ‘
Than One Way

to sustain tho. vilni forms. \‘on
sun dip your broad in your 11-11.
and uciccl ibc soft and noisily
i‘t‘iodS. denying yourself of ”111811
which pro most optimizing 11nd
nourishing; or, you run buys 11.
gtiolldooittng. woliiittlnt; plnic
mode. which will (pubic you to 1111~
joy your 1111111111. improve your 1111‘
ponrnncc and put n11 entirely dit-
l'cl‘cllt phitso 1111 No niloitt-lhct‘.
(71mm in and lot mc tnko your 1111-
prcssion todny.

Dr. J. H. MALLERY

iii South Main St. South Norwallt

9 s. in. to 8 IL 111. Sun-
days by appointment only.

 

 

 

Hours:

 

 

Valentines

LETTERS. BOOKLETS, FANCY
NOVELTIES AND POST CARDS

Post Card: ......6 tor Sc
Post Cards ....... 3 for 51:
Post Cards ....... 2 tor 50

LINCOLN AND WASHINGTON
BIRTHDAY POST CARDS, 6 for 5:

~.....;.w~m

I. IMALLETTE

(tormcrly Minn Dawson)
88 Washington St. Tel, 449

 

 

Pay
By Check

It is Safe and
Convenient

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Small Accounts
invited

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South Norwalk
Trust Co.

CityNntional Bank
THANIAOTO A GENERAL IANKINO
BUOINMB AND OFFER! ‘VIRY
FACILITY CONSIBTINT
WITH OOUND
IANKING

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IDWIN N. MATHKWUGNt PM
JOHN H. KNAPP, ‘M Vin-MI.
PN'IDIRIOK N. NDWAN; fill VII.-

WILFRID IODWILL. MllIli‘

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DIRIG‘I’O'RI

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RELIGIOUS CAMPAIGN IN BROOK-
LYN.

Fifty Evangelist: and Slnqon "Under
Rev. Dr. Chapman’s Direction
Begin Work.

Fii‘ty evangelists and singers under
the leadership of Rev. Dr. J. Wilbur
Chapman and (lilarios M. Alsxnndcr
upon 11. month's ovnngclistic campaign
in Brooklyn beginning this ovonlnu.
when meetings will be bold in thirty
motors, reaching from one ond‘ot the
city to the other.

’l‘wcntydilnd of tho district meetings
will he held in churchss. and Mr. Chnp
1111111 11nd Mr. Alexander will conduct
tho big central mcetinns in tho Cler-
mont Avenue Rink.

iiosldes district gatherings, (WOI'Y
night, thorn will bu scrviccs in prisons,
in institutions, on hosts, 11 hulls, thon-
tcrs, saloons 111111 in ntldltlon to tho
groups among inglish spanking poo-
plo, there will bc sovcrui groups
cutting the colorcd pcopic, tho itnilnus
and in .icwish neighborhoods.

Spocinl plans are complcilul for work
among the young people and cspcclnily
1111111111: tbc boys; the women oi tho city
will burn thcir auxiliary cummitloc
nnd will curry district litres of work.
1111. Chupmsn and Mr. Alcxnndor will
diso conduct a dolly noon-tiny litcclinn
in some. ccntor downtown.

A chorus of llvo hundred young wo-
nlcn 11nd nicn hnvo been trnincd for
ibc t‘lcrmont. Rink tricolings. They
will ho led by Mr. .‘tlcxnndor, 1.11111
hymns which llt' sting nround the. world
will be nut-(I. ’I‘ho rink will sent 4,600
persons. .

it. is 111170 to soy thut Brooklyn has
never attempted n religious II’IOVUIIICIIZ
or such munnlindo 111111 with such fun
rcnching plnns 11nd llcvcr in its history
have :10 1111111)‘ 111' lbc. churchcs united
for the work of tho Kingdom.

Dr. (.‘hnpmnn and Mr. Alcxnndcr
iulvn just closed 11 most snccosstul
mission in 'i‘oronto, Bounds. 11nd fol!
lowing tho lirooklyn monitors they will
no to Wslos to conduct contort-neon
and hold similar mentions. They will
rcturn to this country in limo tor the
Presbyterian Goncrul Anscmbly which
lncolu ill. Atlantic. City in Mily.

ilr. (‘huplunn and Mr. Alexnndcr
lulvo lit-1.1.11 invitcd to rctnrn to (‘itinn
11nd .iupnu its well as to Allstrnlin. it
has bccn thcir cxpcclation to still in
.liluunry, lilii’, but following tho t‘bl-
11:11:11 t‘cvivnl lncctini: so much inlcrcut
bus born quickcncti in city cvunnciistic
work and so runny imitations limo
horn hunt them tor scriccs in (illicicnt
purts of tho I. tilted Status and llrcui
Ibituiu thut it Is not unlikcly their
visit to Austrniin and tho (lrionl mul’
ho tit'lol‘rcil.

The. following crnnizclists 11nd slnzv
vrs will basis-i Iir. l‘bupmun in ill-ooh»
lyn: ilr. Ford 1‘. (lttmnn, l‘lr. .L‘I‘Zl‘lll‘iii
'l‘hnt‘lter. ilr. Henry (lslrotn. ilr. .i. \l'.
Mubood, Dr. W. it lloltncs. llr ('llwrlzc
it. Sluir. ilr. .iobn ll. Elliott, ilr. it it.
\‘i'hm‘ion, llr. t‘lmh. ll. lluui, lint. 0111
81111111111 tirny, itcv. Films 8. House.
Rev. (1. 1‘. 100115011, ituv. W. ii. (.‘ono-
lcl', lit-1'. Thomas Xcedbum, Rev. (7. 'i‘.
Srhm-icr. Rev. A. B. Davidson, Mr.
t‘harlcs iii. Aloxundcr. narpcr Sulythe.
.lobn l’. Illills, t‘lmrlos I‘. Allcn. n11.
nest Nnitzgcr. Iii-n]. F. llultn. (loo. A
Visitor. ()wcn i". l‘nub, Charles l1). Iii"-
lti1l‘t, A. ll. tlcornc, Albany it. Smith.
Iiici‘rili A. Nuilnucr. Mrs. llorthn i‘hun
1111111 tloollsou, Mr. 11nd Mrs. William
Arthur. Mr. ltnipb Morton. Mr. liobcri
lint-ltncss. lbc Austrolinn pianist. 11nd
flir. t‘bnrh-h ll. .\l1trsl1. oi Now York.
organist.

‘l‘ltc |t11\‘. Dr John I”. Parson. of tlu‘
1‘1-nirul i’rcsliytorinn 1‘bu1‘cb. is OIH‘ oi
tho vlrtwbnirntrn oi“ tho iocxtl commit»
tcc, us is lhc itcv. ilr. S. l‘nrks t‘nd‘
man. 111‘ ihc t‘cntrnl (‘1‘1nc11111j111i111u11
(‘burrh ’i'hc olhor vicecbnlrnu-n 11111
(‘nnou (‘hustn for thc 113plscopnlinus,
lh‘. if. i'. illiondcs. tor tho ilnptuus.
'ihn Rm. llr \‘cucll llwiubt Iilliiu, oi"

Illmouth t' hurl h is o llliJlliIut.

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

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Grand Lodge Making Plans Fer Ceie- H

CAM Bil I-lllM Bil

Not 11 chonp (toffee put in on attirsvlivo pitckutzc, but tho bcst (‘oliwu
lbul tan he bought tor thc lnoncy. ni . ...... 30. 35c and 380 lb.

t‘nnnoi ho duplicated by mutiny. us we import it. roost it, and

bration in Hartford.

Tho 1,-X111111lit‘11 board of 12111111 nill<
(1111‘s nt‘ tho liniuhis oi i'ylbinu urc
pinpoint tor u but roiclu‘nii 11 in linrt.
ford on l-‘cb. l'.‘ ut the Pork t‘nslnn.
'i‘hnt dntr will lunrk tho forty-wwnth
anniversary oi the urtlgr.

51111101110 (ibuncellor ileoruc Ii. ilnn.
srn. of (Julius. Mo, tho chief cwrniivu
of tho order wii bo tho 111ml import.
nut uncut. Amour: other uncsls will
no cxm-ulivo nillccrs from all the Now
iringlund statics 11nd New York. The
third milk will be coniurrcli upon 11
largo cinss oi candidulnu coming from
tho vurious lodges in Hartford county.
l’ythlnus from all over Connecticut
will nttcnd. 'i‘bo reception committee
will Include tho board of otllcnrs of
Connecticut and tho pust grand rhsn
colloru oi the stair. i‘lts ttctilu r-c
(option committee \1 ill be (irnnd Chub.
ceilor ilnvid Millcr. at \V ntcrhu'ry
(stand Kanpur oi itscmds and Soul
Horace 0. Units, of linrti‘oril. \‘icu
Ululncollor Edward P. (fowlos, oi Un-
lonvllls. Grand inner (luurd John J.
Jilly. oi \Vutortown. (lruud Outer
Guard .i Frtul Granule. oi Slmsbury,
(bond Mustsrmst Arms (lbs. 1.13. Wright
of Hartford (lruud i’ruints James H.
George and Grand Mnolnt‘ a: Exchan-
nor William N. i’otlcr. oi Wliilmnntlc.
The headquarters of the knights will
his the Hotel Garlic, Whom the board
0! grand olilcsrs 1110i inst Sutttrdny
evening. 'i‘hsy will meet again this
Saturday to complotc the program for
tho celsbrstlou.

ii. is expected that 2.0th will nil/anti
A banquet will be sorycd at the hotel
at. it o'clock in the automatic. At 7
o'clock I porous will form and move
up High street. down Main street. to
and around 1111111111111 park. bitch to film
street and the: Park (211111110. 'i‘ltc work
with beautiful Mime?"

 

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The New Store
24 Wall St., Norwaik.

 

Overcoals for men and boys.
11 urntshmgs you ever saw in a Red Tag Sale.

$ 8.50 Suits .................... S 6.85
$12.00 Suits .................... $ 7.85
$115.00 Suits .................... $10.85
$18.00 Suits .................... $12.85
$20.00 Suits .................... $14.85
$25.00 Suits ..................... $18.85
$30.00 Suits ....... . ............ $22.85

TWO sronss:

 

A. 4-

Fancy Suits Reduced in Our
Great Red Tag Sale

It is hardly worth while to remind anybody of the
11xtra goodness of our clothing. Hardly a man in this
section but knows we sell the best clothes to be had——

best quality, best; styles, best satisfaction. Is it any won-
der that men flock here when we reduce prices on such
clothes? That every Red Tag Sale rolls up an increasing
record of sales? In spite 01’ bad weather. our business has
been fine. Don't delay your coming if you want some
of these splendid bargains.

Big and genuine reductions all along the lines of our
And the greatest values in

 

14 South Main St.
South Norwalk

ROBES AND PAJAMAS.

500 Robes reduced to..
$1.00 Robes and Pajamas
“ $1.213 Pajamas reduced to
$1.60 Pajamas reduced to
$2.00 Pajamas redu0ed to
$2.50 Pajamas reduced to

 

M P RICE’S Clothing Stars,
Extra Specials

BOYB' AND YOUNG MEN'S OVEROOAT8 AT HALF PRICE.

3 5.00 Fancy Overcoats nt ..8250
8 6.00 Fancy Overcoats st .8300
:10. 00 Fancy Oval-coats at
812.00 Fancy Overcoat: at 8800

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VERY IMPORTANT REDUCTIONB IN OUTING FLANNEL

coo-octa-

alum

$4.50 TAN SHOES AT ... .....8348
83.50 and $3.00 SHOES. to close at 8188

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MANY OTHER CHOICE BARGAINS IN THIS BIG SALE.

 

98 Washington Street

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.....-..-u--cov-.5'°°

-.-~u.

........s.311 ‘

reduced to ..........8 .79 '
Inlgllluollll. 098
6119
..---.--ccno--I'Iuco-’1I48
.8189

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"'I'llllll III Ell SIREII

WAN. S'I'lil‘ll‘l'l'. 10: ill 11. m.»—Souic

 

unlinztl, 11nd its.

not who! you :1111‘,

First l111p1uiity.

OI'S' '

I‘ooplo wlm throw money il\\'ll)“1lt‘til luunrywurv usually :1r1‘11st-
mi .111 Illi‘fiiilllt'lt'nll‘i. Ii liar-.1 thi'ow 1‘: 1111-11) on interior groin 11nd lend
the) nccd thcir attention urrcstmi- . 1 . ‘ “ 1 y

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to tho but IIIIII ll 1-. 111111111 to 10111-

i rbrnpncns docs pm

but nilut 11.111

MANUEL TORO HATCH.

IBM in prb‘r.

OWWOWOOOOOMWWO

stunts 11111.111 economy.

121-1 for “but you pny that counts.

alarms in tho minds: of its custom-

lionnic ilt mo Ground i1‘ccd for ilorsrs. Cattle and Poultry.

l11‘131‘111css was shown by tho notivo
stocks nl tho opcning of thc murkct
illllti\‘..\'(11tll(lil l'ntltlt 11nd (‘nnndl
1111 I’iu'lllt r11ucdcd 1.x c111l111111i Louis
l\i|lo lost 11 lull point. i‘nul 11nd
tll‘vlit Nolllmru the Certificates ad-
vnnccd 11 point c.1111, tolorndo and
, ‘ioutlu r11 11;. 11nd Atnnlgnmntcd (.‘oppcr

i i x.
3' \\ .\l.l. STREET. ll :1. 111,-'i‘hc mur-
g

c... . 1

ice! bud 11 slight sclback, but the 11p-
lwursnco of large buyinl,r orders for
111111111111. the Hill stocks 11nd the cop
pcr group rillllt-d the list briskly
slowlunnmlcd Copper ttdl’nnccd 15);, to
111.1. 11nd (it-cut Northcru pl'd. and sev-
1‘l';1l silt‘litlllmi ii llOlIiI.

WALL S’FitEiC’l‘, N11011.~~-Itcnditttt
and Missouri I"n1iiit- 1111111 tho prcdoin
11111111 points or slrtngth in the second
bout. ilotll issues have in stcndy dc
111111111 11110 titlinucod mutertnllv ni-
thou .4l1 IUK‘ touo oi thc gcnelnl list was
I111l\).'IIIOWI‘uIilIPBS in tho mullttl

it‘s

 

'uns uttrlbutctl thiefiy to 11 lungs to

F or Fresh FISH go where they handle nothing I 12‘.:‘::1‘.‘..‘:‘.:11.13.1111.1:111:11.3.1111221

mosrrtsu. FLATFISH. OCEAN BLUES.
cums. MACKEREL. BLUEFISH, SNAPPER BLUES NATIVE ESCAL-
LOPS. WEAKFISH,: HALIBUT, neurons. SMELT SALMON.

but FISH to get the BEST

 

HADDIES. ROUND AND LONG CLAMS

Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.

TELEPHONE 108.

 

POLLOCK.

GOSLING

FINNAN

FREE DELIVERY.

111111.Iieutlltll.: uhtnincd 111111 b of its
:ti'I'lfllLflll in support from Philadelphia
and tho 1111.10 in Missouri I‘nclilc reviv-
mi discussion of it possible clulngc in
111:1111111c1nc11t. iliil slot-ks were sold
hum lly, Northern Pacific sagging more
lbuu two points buiow )‘csicrdny's
\iosinu. Bonds wci‘o steudy.

WALL S'l‘itl-ili'l‘. l p. 111.~ A buying
1110\‘1111111111 in t'uion I‘nciilt‘ wns be
111111 in the noon hour, 11nd the stock
i‘Uh‘t‘ l :13. Ilcnding crossed till). malt-
i111: Its rise 1 1-1. These movements
gull‘uctrti tho whole. list. which milled
‘ sburply.

JUDGESHIP FIGHT IN NEW HAVEN

 

 

 

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Many Candidates for the Position: in
the City Court in That Place.

HAR'l‘ir‘ORll, Feb. 2.»—Tho contest
ovoi- the city court judgcshlps at New
lluvon unexpoctodly brought on yestcn
day by rcsoiutlons tnvoring Howard C
Webb and \l'nllncc S. Moyln as against
Judges Mntltcwsou and 'l‘yner, was

 

 

soil it dbcci to tho user.

Our 111111111111» is also 11 winner at 12¢: per pack-ca.

Unc check given.

added to st toduy's scssion by resolu
lions Invorlur; Edwmd l‘. O'Meura and
;Willism S. Portico, both Democrats.
l'I‘hase resolutions wore put in by Sons
1111 Shnnlsy. Those in favm of Webb
11nd liloyic were put in by Senator
Mitchell, disc 11 Democrat The opposi-

 

The Union Pacific Tea Company

126 Washington St.

 

Tel. 542-3.

 

® Extra Specials

host til-coma“ Butler. 11 pound..31
Magnolia Mlilt, 11 tum ..
(liovor Milk. a can
Milli Milli, 11131111.. ......
Evaporated Milk. largo 111111.

The Great A&P Tea Company

1"“. N“ 888.

 

------AT THE A8113 STORE--—

101: 1 Mil" F ionr.’

1M WAOHINOTON 9T1180UTH NONWALK.
tDIIIvcrIII .5130 :1. vii. and 2180 p.111.

Free Delivery

 

alibi. lb. but:

Fm Dciivory.

.tion to Judge Mathewson is said to be
‘ hailed upon the recent stole and sena-
torlnl cnmpsluns. nod 111 sold to be
nlde artho prcscnl control of tho Re
publicnu consultation in Now llnven
’i‘lm‘ introduction of unions ot Dunc-
crutic cundldslos for Judgosbips is
sold to be due to douirc of the. Demo-
m‘ntic loaders at tho capitol to keep
‘thuh own party members out of the.
contest botwcon ltopublicun iuctlons.

in “munitions to appoint trustees oi
tho 30111101 tiout Agricultural loiicge
put in yesterday. tieoruo A. Iiopson, of
East Wulllngiord, a present member

“9"" of the board was left on His name

, ‘00 :3 332:3: :3: """"" . ““““ :I ‘33 wont in today on a separate resolution
"""""1:: 10 po'tlndll for """"" ' " 5'00 Opposition to Mr. llotison is laid to be
5 pounds for ......... ..... 26c . bnscd on the incl tbut he. run for com-

missioner 011 the New Haven County
Democratic ticket last full.

The city of New Haven through
Corporation Counsel Kleinor bodily
asked for right to 111111111 $125,000 in
City Hall site bonds [or the purpose at
buying land and buildings in that. city
at the corner of Church and Court
street and the buildings now used for
a. police court. The proposition also in
undo:- comldsmlon by the city 0: buy-

.860

 

 

and ritual. wi i begin at o'clock. 1MP

tsrwud live at clvdrili resins from
various lotion in Hattiord county will
can“ in 11. solution ivc drill for 111
silver cunt sacred 1111 first tutti couch
. .1111 by tho 3111110 111ch tit this I‘m
lodges will _ cppointsdla
lithe with tons Illbgfilll tori

 
 

big the county building: when the new
icounty court house is completed .

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Charles Schumann. rated 116. and

Harry Merrill, sled 40 will battle tor

supremacy in tho Not-walk Fire Police

pool tournament for the second one

, 1thl| events“. There wore no some:
but «china. ,

'l‘iic 1111111111 monthly mastic: Noi
com (lactic, Daughters at autumn c.
.i hold burg-411.11:

 

or two more dun would be it

 

111111—1171 rill—1171i?

Mrs. John H. Hoyt.
.‘tlury Elizabctb wife of John H
llmt, of No1wslk died at her home to
(stun Park, yesterday afternoon, to
lowing a lingering illness. It was
thought that Mrs Hoyt was improving
and well on the road to recovery, but
her death come unexpectedly. Sine.
loaves her mother and a sistcr, M1
Anderson, beside her husband. The
funeral services will be held tram liar
into residence at 11:30 o‘clock on all!
urdsy morning and Rev James Ben:
ton Wurnex, rcclor of Grace Chit
will omtiatc. ’l‘ he remains will be til
en to New York city later for mt
men: in Woodiswn cemetery.’

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

FOR 91131.10 UTILITIES BILL. I

 

Must Be One to Protect “'16 P ONDI
Not the Cooperation.

II .-‘\lt'l FORD, Feb. At- smooth:
the Farmers Association mural-fl“
an irddless was delivered by 1“. minus.
1y. of West 11:11 tiord :1 member 9: 039
legislative 10mmittec of the Still.
orange. who spoke in talror of a pull
llc utilities bill. The matter he will.
has dismsscd at length at the In
location of tho Grange.

‘ir 1111-1 bill is introduced in this log-
islnturc.“ he sold it must be a bill to
p1otcct the people, not the corpora
lions The (hangs believes that. our;
porntions and not the people tire re

ceivtnr. the best treatment. The 0601
of 1) 0111mm cc bill in my opinion. 9mm
111011 from corporations and not tho.
people."

.111 Ilut'l‘y attacked the tele hone
soi‘i‘lt‘c saying that the plan dis:
trttllnl; is unjust to the people. Pic
said that in East iinddam, for exam-
plv. the first seiectmnn has to my 35
11111111 to telephone to the second so:
lectmnn.

ltuiph 0. Wells. 0! Harttm'd, alts. ll. ,
tornuy for the State Business M‘ i
Association. also spoke on the I)
lie believed that members or the Phil
IIt Utilities Commission should
her at least three members Ind.
1110111 1111111 tits members. He danish.
that about 2,000 people are Injured
the Now Haven road yearly and be
tween 300 and 400 killed. Ha I}, 1
there was no one to lnveltiillfa
deaths 011 the part or the state 11111111111 '
it won wrong.

Another mutter that should rot:
attention. he ulged, is the ins
of mutant. The grocers scales 0
spelled, but not the mctérs on 11
the corporations. The railroad no
panics do not tuliiil their prontiml
only the legislative action con
the present detects. ‘

 

PUBLIC UTILITIES DAY. '
HARTFORD. F‘eb. 2:~Thll Will
he utilities day at the capitol ,
delegations or business men mm
cry city and 11 number ot the I,
iriul towns. together with resin!
lives of various labor bodlu‘
pruanut at the session of the i.
lslnttvo bodies, going to the dew
toe on the judiciary later to who
in the hearing. The prospect dint

close up the arguments. All .
relating to public utilities worn
ed tor the general hearing and
eluded the Court at Continues In M
the soverul. bills tor tndmndcnt ,1;
mind on: .. .

 

 

 

HARTFORD. it"cob. mono
most important menu" thus
trounced in either brush ht”
mi Assembly was 1
his by Senator {cram I
Norwnllt. it is 0 bill ,.
iot- tho rsnpoai or the
which '111 a. personal uh: i,
this flute.

The resolution it“

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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