‘ All dbflnTiME MESOBIPTIOM
in a modern product. From it e immoc
mortal ease andrsuipiiur have a used
for the hair and mesh). Almost every.
one knows of the value of such a com-v
blaaiioa for darkening the hair and rank-
lps ii urow. In olden times the only way
to set a hair tonic of this sort was to
brew it in the home fireplace, 9, method
which was troublesome and not alwayl
Intlsl'actory. Nowadays almost every up-
to—date druxgist can supply his patrons
with a ready to one product, skillfully
compounded in perfectly equip ed labora-
tories. Such a preparation a Wyeth’s
Base and Sulphur. which do sold by all
leading drugrlsla for 50c. and $1.00 a
bottle. or which is sent direct by the
Wyet‘h Chemical Company. 74 Cortland:
. BL. New York City. upon receipt of price
For sale and recommended by Still-
son-Poweii Corporation.
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Clinton (lonimandery. Knights 'l‘em~
plar, will meet this evening In their
rooms in Wall ‘sircct.
Golden Moments.
Think of tho pleasure spoiled—of the
unnecessary pain and discomfort
you’ve nae—anon DECIDE to have
your eyes exornlned today.
OPTOMETRY
The correction of eye troubles, our
specialty—it‘s done exactly and relief
is certain time fit your eyes.
Call today for examination.
Fenwick Optical Co.
UNITED IANK IUILDING
Room- 1-I ‘
’7 WASHINGTON STREET.
Hours-4 to 11:30 a. in. and 12:45 to
8 ppm. Monday and Saturday. 'I to
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coupler at the home of Miss liolcn
(‘urtls, iii Norwnilt. tomorrow ul‘lcr~
noon.
(lllbert Stevens" ls having his auto
repainted.
Mrs. L. if, Mills has been the guest
this week of friends In Bridgeport.
'l‘he Saugatuck river is now free
or
from ice for the first time this season.
liev. Kenneth Mackenzie preached
veiling.
Trinity C
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liurch. Bridgeport, lust.
The Aaron Sherwood homestead
sported.
has not yet been routed as recently
Mass Edith 'l‘ovey
home from a week's visit in ilol’lokon.
has returned
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Mrs. idlinniio McKuuna
lain tho. t‘urruni livcnts clllb tomor~
row nl‘tornoon.
will clitor-
Jnmes Kali
pon at the
or. who was operated
Norwallr hospital last
week, is gelling along nicely.
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Stephen Wakeman of (loinpo has
shipped nearly
corn to (‘hlcuao and other
cities. the past Week.
200 bushels of seed
Western
'I‘lic Woslp
it. will at
ort members of tho i).
lend a meeting of the
TheI town
cliiictl Milli
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inaction was Iarncly at
day. it was voted to
raise the tax uric-half mill and also
borrow Sliniiiiil
until the year's lnxos are collected.
The matter rclatlna to the Schlnl cou-
trovory was tabled.
to buy l‘xpuiiscs
91b III.
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
Freight'Prope-llere leave Pier
28. East River. New York (foot
of Dover street), every day (ex-
cept Sunday). at b p. m. Freight
received at Norwalk up to 4 p.
m. and South Norwalk up to 5:30
o. in.
Norwalk Steamboat Company
Arming J. Smith. c. C. Hegeman.
Lessee General Agent
The Reéd & Voik .
Electrical (30.!
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ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO IUPPLIII
l’hono‘wB~—50 South Main Street
TERIALS
EXPERI
We Are Looking
Contracts
for All Kinds of
PLUMBING
Work ‘
WE USE ONLY THE BEST MA-
Horace It. Nash
N. Main & Wcs‘i Sis.
~FOR—
AND EMPLOY ONLY
ENCED WORKMEN
S.Norwalk
3. Mount. Conn. Music Hall Block
David W. Raymond—
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'country lsJii danger of
. thrown.
being over-’
(front preparations are dieing made
by the blue side or the Men's (liars
of the East Avenue Methodist church
for'tliclr supper on fit Patrick's niuht.
lli‘rldoy. Each guest will be presented
Get
Your
billed
at “the
Drquants
Bridge Pharmacy
‘i’rompt and efficient
service at all times.
Personal attention giv-
en to all prescription
work.
Chairs for our trolley
patrons. Come In and
wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager
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. with eithr a. green still has of a sham-
i‘Of‘ii and mlnluturc lint. At the table
all stories will be confined to lrish
tales and enchguast will be permitted
to tell just. one story. The decorating
committee are requested to meet
:‘l‘huraday evening to coluploto the ar-
rangements for the slipper.
Harwell F. Day, who has just sold
his place in Van Zandt street. and
. purchased a small farm in the Green-
, held iilll vicinity, will move more with
.hio, family. Mr. [lay Is one of blast
.Norwalk's best known residents, and
.It in with regret, that his many friends
learn of his decision to move away.
This chaotic. however. is largely on no-
'l‘ho “Hanan. Auxiliary of (llfrlst
t‘hurcli will meet tomorrow afternoon
with Mrs. Adam Muttart, of Myrtle
avenue.
Thomas J. Murphy. the welbkuown
bill poster, who recently moved in
Bridgeport. from East Washington
street. was a visitor in town yester-
day and called on numerous friends.
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it is no unusual sight to see vehicles
mired these days. Particularly hard
work is furnished by the mad for the
automobiles on uccoulrt oi the. tenden-
cy to llnbod the rear wheels in getting
traction.
licorgc R. Van Alstync ls mulling
propauilions to [rot his yacht ldlskinl
ovcrbourti. 'l‘ho crafts bottom will be
painful this Week and she will be put
our in lilo vicinity and it is earnestly
overboard ulid lulu-n to liridgcport.
where her engine will be overhlmled.
The East Norwuik fire district com
millco will have a selnlonontbiy lliitt‘iv
inn ucxl Monday owning. With the
rtsumplion of building operations. ii
is expected that the electrical service
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19 North Main street. South Norwalh
lie-Idem. 0 Washington Benet.
Telephone at office. 838-2.
Telephone at house. ”I.
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Maxwell. Edi-F, and Flanders
Square Silo
All
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one: it‘lloro‘opowar cars i so
Norwalk Cons __
to“ Company !
Automobiles
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Aolrnowlodtod to ‘he_ the cream
car value exhibited at the liadloor
vl this your.
grim in»!
use; ‘30 from
olideted
~o'l lock this morning rcl-ort that it raili-
icli \"'l.\ hard at tltzsl iillic, lilili lliow
:ulut \Al‘l‘t no: will tulw tiitlir hold for
i", iili‘ minis «it \\l‘il“l' nimlil lilo ult‘ocla‘
rut outlast) iisillt: limo indicated that
! till i» tutti iu-cll considerable of a down
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.l‘olapauy. Slonlngion. which Installed
ilhc i-Iust Norwaik aysloni. was a vial
‘Ior In Iowa this morning and loohcli
iilt‘ local system over. So for every
ibinu has worked with entire satisfao
lion to the committee and the citizens
at large.
\Ira Robert Smith. of New iiiil'cfl.
ls spending a Neck with her mother.
will be extended considerably along notin- \'iilago. and while there her in-
commercihl llncs. rol‘llo band pit-cc, 'i‘hc iieiln of the
—«~-----~—~~ Mohawk \‘alc was composed. tine
'I‘houc who won» awake at 2 to It has always bccu proud of having sent
count of Mr. Day‘s health. which has
not been the best for some time. For
thirty-eight Yours he has been connec-
ted willi the 'i‘rowbrldgo box factory.
A well-known East Norwulk man
who is neither radical or extra conser-
vatiro. in discussing the consolidation
of the toan today. expressed the opiu-
ion that there is little likelihood of all
auctions being salted. While he ra-
ther liked the idea on consolidation on
the face of it. he has little. expectancy
of seeing it‘dovelop on account of the
,wldc differoncc between Norwaik and
South Norwalk people. He Is now sat-
lofted that the best thing that could
occur would be the division of the
town. Likewise. he considers the cons
solidalion of South Norwalk and East
Norwalk the only logical thing, point.-
ing out that their interests are so in-
iertwlned.
Mrs. Edwin W. James 'celebralcd
her last birthday on the ovcnil’ul 13th.
which was also the twenty-third anni-
\crsnl‘y of the ”patriot blizzard on
record. which commenced In New
York on Sunday night. kept it up all
day Monday and up to the. next morn-
ing. While not quite so bad In Mo-
hawk, N. i’.. amen little Ida made her
debut m. a vocalist. ll blow and snow
ml to brat the band on that memorable
Rullday. She spent her girlhood in her
llic first live liolial'n she ever carncd
to Iiruiulpn \V‘MMiWiiriil. who used to
cull bol- his curlyvbcadcd hallo it
is l't'inlt‘li of her that whcli a wee bit
of a child she used to lisp and one day
of bur own accord she ran into llr.
(‘uecy 5 office and said. "i want you
to clip my tongue." The maul-natured
fnl physician said. "What for. my little
cilicndw” She replied. "The as to
limp by litilpiurr.” When the doctor
said. “it i clip your tongue it would go
faster llati over." looking back it
seems but a few years. but Mrs. James
has lieoii'ilzc grandmother of two boys
and three girls. one of whom has been
married for some time. (irantipa Nell
says from now on Grandma will count
her years backward. as the Jews do
Mrs. S. S. Xaphey. of South Osborne
urcnuc. East Norwalh. Mr. and Mrs.
Smith are having household gonads
moved from New Haven to Spring-
field. Mass, where they will reside in
the future.
For some. reason. lhc attendance this
week from East Nor-walk at Music Hall
has not been no large as commonly.
'i'hcrc iii no good reason for this. for
the play. "Little Lord i-‘aunlleror" is
very interesting and is enacted in a
most, competent number by the Music
Hall Stock (‘ompooyz
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A considerable amount of enthusiasm
is being displayed
lcam wil be a strong one.
close investigation has not been made
the first camper of tho arisen.
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lho pretty hindered daughter of Mr
c lild weighed nine pounds and a pal
then the world is well begun.
Borne doubt has
horsepower “"l .1000 to. 1 ' can be no oubt new. The spot Where
09““ “I“ it 0“ 0“ ”in!” the studs were distributodia the only
5"“ even “1““) t“ ' and ‘M dry one In the vicinity and it in earth,
.3“ about “a” ' , on only hoped that the aelecimon will
do more along the same line.
Hefner recently vacated the plan
moved to his business and flat , . _
on theswiisgiigton exist has.» and
empor .‘ a an .
ted at if: ‘l‘iil'l‘ bftbe’b
by contractor c. it. hinting:
, itis‘pmboaed to erect:
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There is to be a moclluu this even-
iug of tile uremia-rs of the Mayflower
baseball team, at which time Manager
liarry Waterbury and the members
of the team will iiiiii the situation over.
this early In the
team and there is a feeling that the
A strange sight to those who have
noticed it, is the appearance of a tent
on the. (‘aif Pasture lieach. While in
ii is supposed that the tent has been
put up by an extremely early calnpor.
“drawn the person is who has put
up the tent. takes the prise for being
Elinor May iiibbie ia the name of
and Mrs. Ralph lllbliie. who'bolli have
dark eyes. and iodglnh from present
a pearances overythinu noes well. The
at birthday. According to the old prov
verb. first a delighter. than a son. and
been expressed
about the result from combine the,
several loads of cinder-a where the trel.
ley oars meet at East Washington
street and Beaview avenue. but there
A. i... Hefner's barn bathe Day piano
in Fort street is being torn down fir.
building 1 “”“c;
int construe; ratios, are monsoon
as structuro‘,‘ After the
mtg.- wore indnl
about 1
their language. both in writing and
printing. Mrs. l-l. \\'. Jordan was ill-
' orally showered with flowers and pres
1‘ . avian
Robert Scalzi
AGENT FOR ALI. INSURANCE.
REAL ESTATE, MORTOAOIO.
BURETY BONDS. NOTARV PU.-
LIC. PATENT. UROURID. AD-
MINISTRATION OF IITATI'.
AND COLLECTION OF HINTS.
OFFICE. ROWAYTON AVENUE.
TEL. 314
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Miss Vivian Stevens. of Pennoycr
avenue, has been the street of relatives
at Tallnadac Hill. near New Canaan.
Franklin Crockett. of McKinley
street. who has been at the Hawaii:
Hospital for some time. continues to
improve very nicely.
Miss Elisabeth i). Carpenter's many
friends in this place will MIMI. to bear
or her continued serious illness In
Westerlr. Rhode island.
Miss Dorothy L. Raymond. of the
West Side, left today for Cornwa‘llon'
lire-Hudson. where she will be the
chest of friends for a week or more.
A luroe quantity of brick has arrived
at tho Rowsyton railroad station for
J. mil, a contractor of Nov York city.
'wbo to construction a lam house at
’I‘olroaeile. lie expects to make his
summer residence at the shore.
Alum detention of Mouton peo-
ple while to Pound Rim. New York.
on Friday. to assist in, the one inla-
drodtli birthday anniversary of hire.
f
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dent of this place. “renames-loan!
relatives bore. a ’ _
‘T'iiilcomdiii °iiit
tinoa I e
a some of. sols but '
several
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basins“ lnicotine.
eyed. robust
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“Mary A. Hart. for many years a real-
ts semi-
at tho-Th
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the.“ voted upheld.
earner
ted in. much fun bolas en
10 o'clock Mushrooms
wee. .ihoeorapaar‘ Niobium up: .
car. buyers worse rose or
decent liar Advice “and Try
This Bemedy‘el ilur Risk
wwwm-Ad-
Caiarl'li is a disease or the mucous
membrane. The mucous membrane In
one may say, the Interior llnlnrt or the
body. Catarrh therefore only exist
In any part. of the aystluu.
When the caturrhul poison attach
the mucous membraac. inlllmuuatiou
and congestion are pl‘olillccli and na-
ture fails to throw off the accumulated
poisons. Tho organ which has been at-
ilicted council to perform its propcr
functions as nature lnlclulcll it should.
The result is. l-mpplb-biloa luiou txoilb
pliculioxi. which may il'illi In other
even more serious emit-lions.
We honestly bellow Iicxull Mum
'I‘ouc will do Wt allow inward lover-
coining I‘fiiitl'l‘il. It to movie from the
prescription of an cmlncui physician
who made a long study or ""larrn. earl
his great success with this. remedy u'aa
an enviable one.
We want you if you are a sufferer
from catarrb lno‘tuy form. to give Rox-
nll Milclb'l‘one a lhurlullrh trial. line
it with rosaarily and pcrslstcncy for
a reasonable time, than if you are not
satisfied. come back and tell us, and
without question or formality we will
hand back to you "\'I‘l‘.‘ cont you paid
us. This is certainly ilic fairest offer
that any one could make and should
attest our sincerity of purpose. it
comes in two sizes. prices so cents and
“.00. Reincmber you can obtain it,
only al-m'l‘hc iicxfiil Store. ’i‘ilc (L‘lll.
ford Pharmacy. Quittorr a;- (fairly.
Props.
days with her mother m llarlcn.
James A. 'i‘rowbrlduo is expected it)
open his summer borne in Norolou
shortly.
Miss Ada Lambert. of ilnrlcn. has re
turned from a short Hill! with rela-
llvcs in Mt. Vernon.
'i‘ie Friday Afternoon Reading (.‘ir.
cle to meet next Friday at tho homc
of Mrs. Brown on Main street.
The ladies of the Ml‘iilodibl Church
are making elaborate plans for their
"Shamrock Supper and Social“ on
Thursday evening. The evolvinn'a pro-
gram will include realllnvs and Instrw
mental and vocal liiuelc. 'l‘ilc supper
will be served from it to s p. m. in the
church dining room.
There b; to be a town meeting ill the
ilarlcn Town Hall, ill-7‘. Monday cvclr
log. for thc purpow of battle the rule.
of tax. The investigator: counnlllce
exocctcd to report at this lllitiflili.‘
will, it is thought. ask for more liuw
Their report will probably be lli.ilil‘ a!
n fullirc “tooling.
.\'c.\l Friday coconut lhc High
rit‘llool ttrcbesira will hire till annual
recital in the town hall in llaricu. ‘l‘bc
rot-ital will be given in: the hem-Ill of
the now liaricn Public Library. 'l‘hc
following Friday tho orchestra will In-
pcal their recital in Iitl‘ bl vb wlr-ol as.
scmbiy hull. Nora-ail. ill itsrmn llm
orchestra will to .lwislmi by Miss
Roy! and il': Nnrualit it will bi- “also
cd In Mite. Hot: owl \lrs, t‘hlmlcr ll.
lie-llI-tiici “it" will rcniicr :zcwrui 9w
lemons in liil‘ piano
i‘ilcap I’nint docs 'l’.i noun instills
less per gallon: figure f‘. i:‘ do; your
load Paint will wear luiu'c mi lous as
poor Paint. 'l‘ho bcsl is always the
cheapest. DEVOE LEAD AND ZINC
PAINT ls PNNT
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Schllchting Bros. it (.0.
Cor. Kliiflnd A". d Main St. Clarion
Select Groceries. um. lilatu. Flour
and Food. Hardware. Palms, Iitlnn, etc
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iiiililii.
Mrs. I. fil. Gould spent yesterday in
Norwalk.
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Stanley Ferris has returned ham a
visit in Port Chester.
Mrs. Caroline Budd and Mrs. Mary
Fanton are on the Invalid list.
Miss Eva Ferris. of iiriilaeporl, has
spent a few days at her home here.
Mrs. Hardy and Miss Lee are now
settled In their new home ill hasten.
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F. P. Morshouse. who cut one foot
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President 'i‘ai‘t in u spr-solal message
has transmitted to Congress the Twen-
trsavoalh Annual Report of the Civil
Sol‘Vil'c Commission. The report.
states that the increasing effectiveness '
if the merit system has strengthened
‘ho public conviction that. lt'ls indie-
icusnble to cconomy and efficiency ill
:mcrmuttal affairs. It is shown that
_'i.li‘ examination system tends to les-
foil the number of employees required
‘udcr similar conditions by raising
be standard of efficiency and at the
lame time facilitates the etxenslon of
;m'erumcnt activities to new fields by
’oralshiug the best practicable means
)f taming qualifications for scientific,
eclialcal and professional work. .
.i better spirit of cooperation on the
liii‘i of administrative officers and the
mbllc is noted, thus rendering civil
lcrvlcc administration more effective.
Ccouomlcs have been effected in the
u-zc of registers. fewer persons being
moraine-d although more wore appoint-
-d than in the previous year.
The report shows 384.088 persons in
he executive civil service, 222.278 of
rhmu are in the competitive classified
wrvlcc. The number of competitive
'llisslllsd positions, which does not in»
:ulic mechanics and laborers at navy
nuts. is shown to have increased by
.,4ss. tin the other hand. an opinion
if thc attorney general. rendered dur-
‘uu the your, that mechanics andfilaborv
me ill navy yards are not classified.
thumb they have been so regarded.
mes an apparent decrease by taking
..om mom the figures of the year. The
muliilselon urges the classification by
Act llIi‘re order of these navy yard cm-
iiijyi‘i‘g, showing that the classification
if similar positions in other parts of .
til" Sl'l'i'it'eg is beneficial, and that the
navy-yard mechanics are performing
.l :tiis whose classification was con-
.clliltiititd by the roles.
including transfers, promotions and
“l“iIlRith'ilit‘iiifi. there were, according
'n tlo- i'ttlto'ri. 43,585 persons appointed
'ill'lilliiil examination in the federal
.itrvicc during the year. while trans-
l‘ré and re-instatcuients ,without ex-
amination to federal service and an
poiulmcnts through examination to the
l'liiiltijlino service and to unskilled ia~
:iolw positions brings the number up
it) tit'»..’i’t'.i.
l: is shown that the large number
of flirts in Washington required for
be res-cut (’t‘nfills were readily sup
lllf‘iL‘ili'niigii the cxainlnoilou system.
'l‘lw- rcccnl classification by cxecu
w .mler of assistant postmaetors
.l‘lti ot (lurks Ill certain first-class post
l'lli'i‘i is noted with satisfaction. it be.-
”.iil shown that other like positions
been advantageously treated as
'lzusi'icd.
‘l'lm rcpmt calls attention to the
,uouo‘uu-cd tendency to fill the higher
2" dmul positions through promotion of
p. trolls in the service and further
Jam :5 roulsrhable progress in the gen-
«ml application of the merit system
lilii liil.‘ acceptance of this method of
.ciwlion of the personnel of govern
mm organizations which has been
'l:ln3i'l.‘d b ymore than two hundred
will»: and six state governments.
The commission joins with the presi-
h at and the postmaster general In rec-
ommending legislation to permit the
classification of first. second. and third
tiiill postalaslers and supports earn-
:wlly the president's recommenadtlou
in congress that he be given power to
l‘iii'ifllf_\’ local officers whose appoint-
“.c ate are now subject to confirmation
in the Shoals. favoring the cisaolfia.
iiilii of all except those responsible for
1h»- pollcy of the administration.
'l‘he commission urges legislation
tubing to increased efficiency in the
-:t‘l‘\'icc, especially a reclassification of
salarics in accordance with the work
performed. with enough grades to In-
sure frequent promotions. some are
vision for retirement, and promotion
on incrlt to the higher positions.
in its argument for a reclassification
of salaries the commission states that
the present classification was adopts
in 1853 under different conditions on
shows the inequalities resulting at the
present time. Such a reclassification
as that. recommended by the Keep
Commission. which was reported fav-
orably to the House of Representatives
by the Committee on Department
\leihoda. is favored by the commission
p ad is considered prerequisite to the
establishment of any uniform plan of
promotion on merit. After such a re-
clrulilcatlon the commission favors
primollona in the service on the basis
of efficiency records kept and harmon-
iatd by a supervisory body.
Satisfaction is expressed with the
results of the application of tlié merit
badly last week. is new lmbrovlas.
Milo Helen Budd has visited her
aunt. Mrs. C. ill. Gregory. In Norwallt.
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John bindslroln is balldlm a new
house. 8. B. Carver being the contrive:
tor. . .
Herman Beers has returned to Nor-
wallr. after spending several weeks in
town.
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lilies Marie Adams spent over Sun-
:a wilh’her mother. Mrs. Wildman
ems. ‘
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who ..
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horses to fleopplerxand Jenn
a, the
teamed connector... ,_ ‘ .
‘ Mrs. J. Ci. McGowan has returned in
Bayonne. N. J.. after a few days‘ visit
.belocimon Bun-lit p.71" Gould » have
tides in East Bridgeport. this week. on .
‘ 0
it". a. Barbecues sold his tears or
Wil-
‘rrlllbe tratloa and information
«taxable Eduction
system to the diplomatic and consular
N rvlces by presidential order and the
commission ie'h‘enrtlly in accord with
l President Taft In his desire. expressed
.iu hi. recent message. that the system
.re adopted by law. '
l The portion or the report dealing
lwith political activity of employees
volume an increase in the number of
cases invalidated by the commission,
most of theme: a minor character.
which it ascribes to increased facilities
for deteotl g violations. fuller eo-ob-
oration of t o departments. and met
or public sympathy. rather than a
growth In the actual number. it mom.
means the extension of the resolution
on political activity «to officers now are
classified. ,
l foolish the total number of tempor-
srv appointments increased nurture the
i
wash .
bar in pa Itch. and the carebe
administration of the rule limitedtbe
o uth‘eservlce.‘ ~ , . .
’l _'t‘bo“vsiue of the dlatr t.
wherebytwelvo centers of ,
of duty is the only prefe
mission.
year. according to. insurers“. titers ,.
mar iiidm'm in their and: ,
l
u’ mberto sueli as were for them ’
when the iotflil ‘
‘boweis are kept kill " ,
condition in wide
“be bywthefl P
re
with. the statement that t
stun earnestly endeavors to
the apportionment "as n
conditions of good admin“
warrant," in accordance of
The report closes With
of opinions rendered duri
by the attorney general oil?
arising in the application
service law. among them
preference on honorable (if y
account of wounds or sit:
red by soldiers'or sailors
by law; that this prefo
subject to the appointment,
tends over all others oath!
Irrespective of rating}: t
dence and domicile provi
census not apply only to t
ed service at Washington
apply to persons alreadyi
ed positions; and that ,
iomlclie’are to be decided
a. A. n. saw-cent:
Annual Encampment to In
Month In Ha
Hartford has been “loom
innual encampment of the l
of Connecticut of the Until.
the Republic and the ob -. ‘
lemicentennlsi of the civ
12 and 13. The announ -
been made by the departs)
-eady “the boys" are p
aake things as comfortahlgp
not as possible for that!
'mm all over the state,
any in the capital city. _
The representatives of .
costs will be the guests 01.
Tyler and Nathaniel Lyon .
i. A. R. Commander Willis“.
on of Robert 0. Tyler Pool:
'nandc‘r D. P. Hall of Natal
Post will have a large M
preparatory work to utter:
me several. committees to
2d.
National Commander. I
man, of Boston, will deli
luring his stay. Com“
'5 one of the most popular
aver headed the Grand
Republic, and the Gran
Hartford intend to ma
memorable one. Dena . .. .,
ier Edson 3. Bishop. W
narsbsl. will be in' . ‘
The state encampment
New Macon last year. 3"
posts have been looking
state encampment for 8
past few years bacon _.
been held there in Co In
l‘heil; loudest hopes «to
when Hartford was - .
place for observance of 3'“
tennial. it's half a denim";i
boys in blue. with and
tires of patriotism in! -
them. marched away.
remain will not let“!
without due recognition.
the veterans are thin!)
tbere'll be a big on
Hartford on the 12th.
posts in Connecticut. 0
number. The deienm;
past commanders, the ~ a, .
floors and specially ex. ‘
There will be about m
in from the sixty posts.
Lyon Post is new mom"
for the State Departure)
be Issued at the time 0,!
meat. .
The headquarters
irmy men durinxtho
be Unity Hall on no
the business melons
tortained at Foot ‘
Sons of Veterans.
be in the natural)
exercise. '
the days of otrlf on
their departed m '
treatly in the o'
During the Q can».
Tyler poet and at”
will been open ban
The semi-contend,
the most notable ‘ “_
roar. Hartford will
can with open
celebrate the bid.“
raunnauos to.
w
Liquor 'lntorooto no.
saloons “oil
“lileajilaubr Meow
iii the ram is:
l "1110““ auto
id. Mr.
to touch wit will
l' tinfoil
a. note toad
"*9 ‘ii‘ glut ‘ '
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