Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, April 28, 1911 · page 11

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Was Taken irom Decision of
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Just how tillrity New Canaan poo-
pio are as a general thing was one of
the incidents in an appeal from the
county commissioners before Joel H.
Reed in the superior court yesterday.
The appeal was taken by W. Samuel
Raymond. one of the remonstrnnttl.

‘ Judge Reed reserved decision. M l-
‘ . , ohael Matttello is the applicant.
" Julian Burt. the blacksmith. of New
. Earthen, was on the stand this morning
E fertile defendant and be admitted that,
he told the commissioners in New (inn-
uan that he thought there might to be
a saloon for every 1B0 men.
Heibelteved there ought to be two
falcons anyway because port of the
population wouldn't like one saloon
and would prefer the other and vice
volt“. lie has lived in New (,‘anan
80 years and his wife owns the prop-
s .whsre Mattiello wants to start
1) ness and add one to the two sa-

 

 
 
 

ris/er. .

Bands R. Roscoe. a vetersnmof the
Civil war,L assistant surveyor born in
New Cannon. 65 years ago and u reu-
ident for to years told Attorney Davin
were enough for the population it he
- Gould tree the way they were crowded
' on s Saturday night. He thought the

proposed site was a suitable place for
a Inloon. Mr. Roscoe explained that
‘ ' he Wasn‘t much of a drinking mnn hilt
' he liked s giants of beer when he will.
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of Forest street is by far the
hint to New Cannon and another are

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Chef Cook spent Sundny and Mon-
day with his fsmily in Rye.

 

Clifford liorol. who has been employ
ed in Woolworth’s notion store in
Stumoord. for the past two years. has
been compelled to relax his duties for
a few weeks. owing to his health.

 

Wm. Hafind. who has been in town
for covers weeks working on the new
residence? for Dr. McLean. Oenoko ave-
nue, has returned to his home in Bide-
tol. Mr. Hoylund made many intends
during his short stay here.

 

Franklin Hoyt. who has been assist-
ant to iii. R. Lawrence. undertaker. for
several years. has siioosssfuliy pasitcd
the state examinations for oinbalmlng.
held at the Yale Medics! School. Mr.
Hoyt is now it fullllodged under
toilet.

 

F‘. L. Simon and Frank Kelly. who
have conducted a mttners-hip fruit and
fish business in Main street. ifor the
pilot four years. have dissolved puri-
nenillp. Mr. Simon will continue the
business and Mr. Kelly wllgreturn to
his old dutieo at Hoyt'u‘Nuraery on
one of the ovemeers. Mr. Simon has
conducted the business for the poet
thirteen years and is sorry to lose his
partner‘s cooperation. ~

 

Nomination blanks have been sent
out by hire. W. it). C. Brndley. cbslrnran
of the nominating committee of the
Civic League. toall members of the
beanie. 'nhe blanks sro to be re-
turnsd and the election will take place
curly in May. At present the once"
mf‘ mettle". Mr]. A‘. R. Giannini

my Women. no .7 10“" he

Roomy; second vies-widow. Mos.
lrving Lockwood; secretory. Mru.
Conrad G. Holler; treasurer, Mrs.
Stephen Hoyt.

Real Estate Agent R. B. Morris has
made the following sales and rentals:
Sold lit) George F. Herriman,’ New
York. the Smith (wattage. on Marshall
Edge road: mid to
New York. the Boost: Benedict place
in last Norwsilt; rented the bitch,

 

held cottage on West shoot to Dr. _

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N A. .12. Beckmann 8: Company

. Select Groceries. Teas. Coffees.
Wines and Liquors at Low Prices

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Kirby Dwight. New torn; rented the
La Monte~ cottage in Weed street. to
Hurmon A. l-ieydat, New York; rented
the Dhlrideon house, Richmond Hill.
to Merritt Davenport. New York.

The bnsellnil club will hold its on-
nual dance in Raymond's Hull. this
evening, and n largo crowd will attend.
The proceedo will be added to the im-
prominent fund. which is a trifle over
drawn at present. Rodney Light. the
oontrnotor, has about constricted the
work of “skinning" the dlstoondxon
South avenue and Contractor We
R. Brown in repairing the xrund mod.
Manner, lieu-sun is air-say boom

intttur iii «in

‘ in Connecticut his "porn were sub.

. ”BITIEI
(Continued from First Page) ‘1,

Mi. Ety .
notion and the publications“ inform.
tion about them sroroncornod. In sc-
cordsnoo With this authority. otter W'-

Hoibrooirhhd: not“ M‘Wuyosa

mitten by the human to 00.". ledvliu.
According to ofllcisls of the bump,
the Governor hill paid no mention to
the reports. k” _

liolhrook‘s reports relate to com“.
tloun in Hartford. ‘Brldflimh Witter-
bury and New Haven. As in Hart-
ford the report plates that competent
standardii and nppnrntuu for testing
and settling are provided. The ordln;
slices of the city relative to weights
and measures, the report states, are
superior to those of other (‘lonnocticut
cities, but they are still defective in
some respeciii. For inutituce. it is
hinted out that the omission of pen.
cities for the alteration of lillpnrntim
or the use of incorrect ttppnrntua in
serious. Objection to also found to it
pruriiiion relating to the looting of
platform lesion. which requires the
owner of such it smile to provide for
the transportation (of the tent weights
and thou given hllll ntlvnnoe notice of
the lost, no that he concurrent error-i
before the tent.

"it sluo appears." trays the report.
"than routine methods are too much
followed. and that mercilsnts are able
to estimate very closely the date of
the dealer's next viuit And according-

 

ftiat teams {or the season's ochoduie

“for the opening game and on interest-
ing £8880“ is predicted for the notional
nine.

 

Today is the lost or the'cloaninl
days and the indies have prelim-ed for
a huge bonfire to be kindled on tho
Park strum stand knoll. Boxes sod
barrels and all kinds of litter and do-
brh-i will no and s psmlo will form in
the evening snd die down the otnsst
tho the big cmtisxrotlon cleanup. The
horouim odlcialn will have the Ml."
and streets cleaned up and the busi-
ness men have closud any all the
boxes and paperu that hove victim
hired in the book of their store butlti~
inns during the winter months. The
Civic untrue has charse of the our
and Attorney Manna! Steal-us, on so
socisto member of the team. will
not us proud marshal for the parade
which will losvo_tbe Town Hill at
1:15. The indies of the Civic lmuo
will be escorted by other usual-its
members..8unt. Edmund W. Wylie and
glimmer; duo Young lion‘s Club will
also not as: special escorts. hon oar-
tioipnirt in institutional he expected
to any I bundled something to be
burned and replenish the tire.

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Build a little fence of trust
Around today; '
Fill the «price with loving work.
And therein slur:
book not through the sheltering hare
Upon tomorrow.
00d viii helplites hear what homes.
0! ioy or sorrow.

 

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lucid ‘

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undithe members of the team are proo-
. i oa til i .
doing. New suite will he hm in -iime,""‘° Thu“ "0" d “p" r a “u“

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lt'noslrilnormtmmwtthg
tdtsstalsrmsilom Hatteras"

is‘errhclsléiflj '.

*iy have their apparatus correct st that

speed only be correct about the time
int which inspectiotlu are made."

The opinion in expressed that :1 rs-
cent ordinance nulhorllln‘ the senior
to check the woiphi or menuure of any

.livery to the consumer “uhouid do an
enormous amount of mod."

i-‘nult is found in the report with
the practice said to exist of inor-
gchuntu purchasing artilun from the
motor of weluhin ind mounuros. if
the fhw permits thin, it it! recommend» .
ed thht it be amended so Iii to prohiir
it the practice. which. it is mind, will
do more tilsn anything else to brlns‘
the cities of senior into dlnropute. The?
report “this that the method or sul-
irm might be improved. instead of
“lasting seals on the underside of pans.
title report status that they ghould he
:plured upon an immovable port of tits
immersion in plain \li‘W of the purchss-
ling publiC.
ifoct that some annulus
linen tested for lion-mi posts. mine

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in use has not i
titanium being found which were seal-l
ed rm in two. The will

I. commended. ,

Pin llnriford VII
lpor cont, WON correct within 1-2 per
lentil. The report states that s midrili'

.hui alight losecurncies .
dolivorcd." l

The report ssyu thst in Count-Nicoli
:vnm the recent in roouirinn the:
stunning of the not weight. 0! bullet"
on each print "is not yet being corn2
plainly enforced. Althousit more thso‘.
hull of the brands discovered have u:
weight of it onnco's stamped upon ill.“
wrapper the ism maioflty of printml

this amount nod moor
The arms night of all print welsh-
sd is that ounces. but the majority of
brands felt far short of this weight.
the smote bola; ruined by one brood.
every print of which is found to in
overweight. One other brand oversol-
full in weight. while other brands am"
an more than int obscu- short on
usch print. The lightest print disoor»

its supposed weight off pound."
naomudmem
oi WWJIIIW Helmet lads
Monti" honours it tails ,to provide
penalties ior mm M misfit of
measure. www.muottu’w
humus and Whit-II hr the
citrus-lituulswtm not «I-
olsst. mouthinmufl
'u‘l'ssiissrthsitbslouimu
mum ems-autu-
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powwow-«mum
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colorless lips. biiiousnsss. sick headache and lssaitude
indicate condition! first need to be promptly remedied.
~ Every woman is subject to the weakneuesol how‘sex.
but prudsnssshonid lead her to Mullen the system

at those' times when nature

forethought will save much distress and prevent painful
Qualifications. Taken as needed

a p

will prove an smcisnt remedy for the relief of womanly

ills. They strengthen the

improve the appetite and exert a very necessary tonic

sction on the audio system.
by my disagrossble effects.

but s peculiarly efficacious one. Ni directions for women

accompany esch box.
BEECHAM’S Plus are,
relieve headache. depression

supply of blood. while to pals cheeks they quickly

thsflu‘s
Hudusiuflsllunfihsfah
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M bullion. brad.-
nflnwm luv-III-
dosahhufisaflnd
“W“Nlfl.

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the accuracy of most of the measures

Attention is called to ths'on sale was unquestioned. Many msr~ ties.

chum sell dry oomodliies by weights.

tho prom: weiahts are used. while

should be 3, some Merchant: used the illsul liquid There is nothing to provost the use of
Honest-ed Ill least onto it )0”, it is re l measures in selling WM. out. one. a We f
‘WQI, etc. The report aisles ihsi it or. The result is that my scales are
l Tho total number of Wt‘llilill tit-tough Milo-“bio "m N! browns was found incomct at every inspection
75.01.}...1. 57. or “Anni known to the authorities. it is and chanm discovered indicate that
.supposod nothing wss done shout the attentions have been nude by inst»
lrnaltor became the lava provides no chants to defraud their customers. Yet
int n... "m" in “am“, um. “flaunt“.l'm for such work. Referring to short no prosecutions have been attempted.
lodly in. oflcici or war mu mum infarcts!“ and measure delivered by The report rules that the ordinance

in the wmhtgiflfldseport merchants the report cites requiring publication of facts nbotit

one store when but three out of thirty.
five packages of various thins: on
which some dottnits weight. or most
are was claimed. were found to con-
tain the amount repmsntod. The
shot-taps m con-tumble. amounting
in some'mss to one and onevquarier
ounces in most! post-d and three and
nine-sinusitis ounces on nine moods.

even up.” so ”awn.“ short orl'i‘ho articles on which this class of van were correct. The report lists-
tit-riotmy sofl’flml W“ ”Minted included rice. that tests of beam soalsr'wsro made
éiiour. to. coffee. crackers. settles. our. extensively in the foreign. quarter of

in Bridscport butter prints were short
weight. the avenue weight of alkyd
ml sumu baton to.” «scan
lilh bottles are not tested by Bridge-
port city “1|me bounce the dosh
on oppose such test. but the federal
inspectors row-toil that no eon-idem

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1 i it woman's physio»
condition shows quickly
in her face. Pale cheeks.

needs sanctum. A little

nerves. purify the blood.
Their use is never attended
They are s mild medicine.

s.boon to women. They
. nervousness. increase the

 

 

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hie shortages were found on those hot-

in New Haven the report says the

which in said to be a good method if ordinances are not suflciontly espliclt ‘

and strong in the utter of mantles.

inaccurste by the soot-

psraons using false weights sud mean
urea. every two months. is not being
compiled with. The condition of an
psrstus used was not found as sood as
that in other cities which have an in-
npectlon system. but the department
holds first it is the fsuit of the law
and not of the city odiciais. Only 04
per cent. of scales tested in New Ha-

the city and showed thatvthsrs use
much fraud union the poorer people.

 

TOOK THIN iron "I”
“Come. Willie." his mother.
."don't be so sol .' list your little
brother ploy with your marbles a
while.” *

“But.” homo-n. Willie. “lid mm
to troop thorn always."

"Oh, i guess not.“

"i sues- yos. “Gauss he's swallow-
did two of thorn sirssdy.”«—Cathoile
Standard and Titties.

 

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would the my stun.

Nor do they stools min: . *

Spring halls and snows sud rsina sud
. blows

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The Regina
Hand Cleaner ,,

, For Sale, $20
. For Rent. 51 a day

ThefiPé'eriess I

Electric Cleaner»
For Sale $65. For Rent 53 a day

A. J. ANGEVINE ”8.9
son (:0. »

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TRANMCTI A GENERAL IANKINO e
BUSINESSAND OFFER. IVIRY
FACILITY GONNCTENT
”wins souuo
IANKINO

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