youam‘bald? Cealnflnlynot. Theuoon-
Auk little about Await Hair Vigor It
the color Withof
' choralAL luaaau roa'
it'll new eNoLANo Lmao.
V Industrial Bureau of the New
fad Liner. onto hushed bywrder of
dent Mellon. began its activitien
May 1. lie headquarters are in the
Italian; it will be in charge or
H flooiey. with the title of indus
l Manager for the New England
non. The bureau. representing the
, Inortution interests comprised in
_ M “New England Lines.” on called—w
the New York, New Haven A Hartford
min the other companies controlled by
it: the Boston & Maine. the Main-é
control etc.,~ia one of the moat alg-
niiicant indications of President Mel-
Ien'o New England policy. . in thus
promoting the prosperity and system-
'ntfionily encouraging the development
‘- oftwhat is already one of the most
. prosperous sections of the United
Staten. Mr. Mellen‘feeis that. under
the stimulus of agencies of this aort.
New England is capable of vast expan‘
alon along its present lines of growth.
' Mr. Seoley comes direotly to his new
post from his position as general
freight and passenger agent of the Coir
trai New England Railway. That com-
pany has for the past eight years been
owned by the New Haw AI soon as
- . the necessary formalities are approv-
Od h)" the New York Public Service
Gommission it will be merged in the
’ 3 parent company by lease, with corrca
Funding inn'lrorolncntn in the way of
knelt!“ operation. Meanwhile the do
tired ends will he approximated by lho
extension of the juridictlon of the New
Baron‘s Omrlnla over the respective
departments of the (‘enlral New Eng
land.
Mr. Seelcy. who is lhlltl released for
his new onion. in young. energetic and
immen'sely interacted in the look that
awaits him. finding its activities full of
the most fascinating; possibilities; it
will be his function to come into touch
with all the diversified aspects of New
England industrial life: manufactur-
ing. agricultural. commercial. He will
study their peculiarities, their needs.
their‘poaaibiiitiea for growth; the var"
loue slope desirable for their expan-
sion, for increasing their outputs. for
extending their markets. for improv-
ing their methods and their products.
‘ Another pirate or lilo work will he that
of promoting a more general know-
Vfidge of the attractivcncaa and of tho
. (uperlor advunlna.’ of New England
fltiea. towns. the countryside and the
. “ashore, for residential purposes. both
for permanent homer. To the latter
ends Mr. See ic3 will maltc it a special
duty to inform himself as to the dlvcr~
Ilfled elements of attractiwncsr that.
. characterize all parts of New England,
thus meeting lhc‘rl velres or home sock-
ers of all sorts. of persons looking for
farming Gill‘ol‘llillFIlGF. and of those
; desiring to (‘flll‘io to New i-lugland for
“the summer. whether for campa or for
Nautilus at hotels 0| with private i‘aul
lites. particular attention will in» up-
u to the imparting of desired infor-
“Mon for hotel kocpulu who uonld
naturally be uttlat led by tho unrivalled
opportunities for the dcvolopmem of
,iil'nfltahle summer busiuoua that pre-
dent themselves on all olden through-
Ollt New England.
. in all these. matters Mr. Sceluy
i not only he assisted by a compo
that and well cranked oflloe staff.
t will in ‘e the cooperation of local
metals of the various companion
o behalf the bureau in organized.
. _ laduotriul Bureau of the New Eng-
3: line. will that act as a aort of
tic-house for receiving and utilize
themany hundred: of local
dial throughout New England. Sta-
. .. ‘ ‘ 8. cream and passenuer
.. are inatruoted to keep in
tit the bureau and regularly
ill.
‘
Nutholr knowledge. in.
which 'w‘hiclt than
ppppp
the experience “with activities of in
duatrlel departmenla elsewhere. and it
he felt that it cannot fail to hold true
in the present instance. _
Other lnotrdmoatailltleu throuxh
which the industrial Bureau aim: to
work art? the local boarda of trade. the
colleges and the technical achooln.
cooking their cooperation in including
praofiytl activitien for industrial ad
vuucement. Through the trade organ
iaationa. for instance. the bureau will
keep informed as to «the industrial
anode and Opportunities of their re-
epoctlvo communities, and in return
its own extensively and ayatematioal.
ly tiled data as to ouch mailera will be.
placed at their diapoaal. The way in
which the agricultural ooliege'a co—op-
eruted last year with the Boston A
Maine, the Maine central the liontoul
it Albany and the trolley lines of Con
trui Maesmhueetta in organizing the
"Better Farming spatiala" that no road
cesefully made the tour of many bun-
dredu of miles of track illustrates how
each institutions. as well as various de-
purtmcul of the hiate uovernmentd“
can work eifeclivoly in those direc-
tions. .
in recent years the railroads of Newl
l‘.ll2lflllil have been more dispooed to :
warda punitive steps for fostering local
industry along their lines. A notable
instance is that of the. great establish. 1
meat which maker a peculiar grade of'
When’
paper produota at Walpole.
President Mollcn'u management lanrtu
ed that the ecznpany was diseatlslled;
uitll local facilities and was aerieuaiy
couaidcring removal to some more ad-
‘vautaltooua point outside of New Eng
land. no time wan loot in effecting
more favorable local conditions.
handicapeeompiaincd of Here rumor»
ed. the company was encouraged to
make entertain additions to its plant.
more favorable commodity rates were
made. and the industry soon extwrlon‘
cod an enormous grow. in other Wayu
the railroads have encouraged vaut
watcr‘power (it-s'oiupmr‘ufu in Maine
and New Hamlmhlro Under ayaiemhr
tic pmaaunda by the industrial Bu-
i't'ilil such instances of industrial
growth will be multiplied munil‘oid.
The experience oi the pioneer mil-
rnud industrial department. lharof the
is iuatrucilve for
lly
Southern Railway,
New England. it was orgunlaed
Mr. M. V. Richarda and wan tho
instance. of a'uyaltuuuuc endeavor
promote the exploitation of an extra-
ordinarily dlvoralflcd range of lnduw
lrlal opoprtunlile» throughout a large
portion of the country. As in New
England. this department was made
poaaihle only by railroad coumllda‘
lion on a large scale, The Southern
industrial field. however. was
«lightly developed: that of Now Eng-
land. equally diveraiflod. is already in.
lcnalroly derelolled. but noveriheleus.
can he Inddo immensely more produc-
the by the systematic meaua propon-
oli, Moreover. the New Enulnud field
has an additional feature that crime
only to a small degree in
None of the United Staten: the on.
pronto value of its produldue attrac-
ilvoneau an the gradient.
ground of the count ry
tine function of an luduatrial bureau
In to keep in constant obaervation of?
everything that in going on all atom?
records are kept of new de-l
velopmenta in industrial lines. in land;
transactions. in proportion of all aorta
the line:
that are in the market. Municipal lin-
provemonts are kept watch of: water-l
works. sewerage. new street. paving,
electric lighting. new public hulldinn.
0 information that in available ““1” bond issues n" such ”"9““
other». are made of industries wanted
in certain places or moat apropriato;
for (iron- local conditions.
headquarters to be recorded and haul.
on tile. The pol-onion of each info»
irritation often modu- iha mtabllnhlnont
. ’f onermoualyvaluable 1mm!“ in a
mguiimd'l
“prone“ in at wit-ll
run it kept of ita varietal atom of w
Again if a new
anywhere. clone
“WNW.
mnmmtatioaq and development.
The creatlo o the radii-trio ii-
Tho.
limit .
lo .
but ,
other node!
pleasure- i
All ouch;
information in regularly reported to;
Head hi Drlvlitg Orion; lt cm Mandyl
in Honouring had.
The orient of the rod. pole or perch
an a lineal and euperncial monoun-
han been traced to the rod. hole or
road used to urge and direct a team
of oxen nullina a plough Be it came;
handy land moaouro in feudal time:
by the lactic in allottlux plots of land
for uricultural purpose: to the rib
lama and othera.
.. Ono rod with and forty ion: ti. on
one furrow loan. deep! built up a qunr~
tor of an acre. The furious. or four
poloo wide and name depth-mi. o.‘. forty
poles, one heron-wan a convenient
length for a furrow before turning the
plough. Of come than lengths
somewhat varied in different parta of
the country where mills and agricul-
ture varied. but gradually the slight
variations grew lean and finally the
present accepted statutory acre WM
‘ OVulvcd.
Gunter'a chain of 8 feet (ten
equaro chain» to the acre) wan invent-
ed by the luv. Edmund ilunter (l’il-
162m He was a protector of autrouo-
f my at Gresham (lolloxe lmndon. and
fingeniouaiy adapted it to facilitate
decimal calculations in land monume-
3 month. The one of the rod in aupeh
litlul pronouncements of brick work and
linoally in hedges. ditches and fence:
follow ed an a convenient existing
measure.
A "Sort of Coualn."
i
Minoan-bolt in patient (impair. Then.
on the authority of a writer in the
Detroit Newa. he rallied vlaihly.
the defendant in a ‘nori of rclntlou‘ of
yours. Will you pionue explain what
‘ you mean by thatw-iunt how you or.
roialed to the defendant?”
. "Willi. ll'u like! thin." replied til.
Wilflf‘hll. beaming upon the court. "ill.
first wife's mumln and my rccond coun-
ln‘a fired wife‘s aunt married brother!
named Jones. and they were certain!
to my mother's aunt. Then again.
hie grandfather on his moihur‘a aide
and my armdrathcr on my mother“.
aw were second roualns. and till
slopumthr-r married my huahand’o
stepfather after his father and my
:1 lhcr died. and bla brother Jon and
my lluahaud'a lmvlhcr llarry married
twin sisters. i ain‘t aver fingered out
1 lat how clone rclafml he ate. ll'ul i'VO
alwayl hunted on him A: a port of
t‘oualu'
Quito right." slammed the lawyer.
fochi)‘
Manon and Incriflee.
An alert llit'. e flimuurold wan vio-
lling a city park with her mother for
the tint. time. Bite had noticed the
beautiful red and while even boats.
on they paused through in the morn-
ing. and her miller had prompted
they would come hat-ll alter the shop-J
plug was done and have a ride, I
Shortly after dinoor they stood on
the firidrre over the lump. watching
the booth below and listening to the
cry of the, barker no he tried to lo-
duce the plinth: crowds to patron“.
hlu swan brute.
but when her mother eluted to-
ward the boot landing. little Elsie do-
clurcd very visomualy that tho did
not want to to at all. and all her moth-
er urged her. hrolte forth in learn.
Thin sudden fear was M different.
from her fomver‘oagernm that her
mother could not understand it until
she noticed the husband‘s call.
He won crying. “(tome along, com.
“a“...ride clear round rthe WM" .
«60¢ A GALLON
only live cents for ladies and aenu‘
children thrown in!"
Climbing Army~uddor in England.
A return was tuned quite recently
allowing the average time taken from
the date of am communion in attain
royal artillery ruval eualneora. infan-
try and lhdian may
The average time NA! lowest in the
cavalry. the period being raven year:
s
i
rlmu artillery. with eight years. fol:
lowed by the infantry. eight years and
four month; field artillery. eight
years and our mouth: and thumb
. noon and indium army. nae yearn.
' The two latter were limo n molluno.
The average time tattoo to men the
rank of mater no: Cavalry. it mm;
and ion mentor; field artillery l'f
yam and all: alanine: tuition army. in
yam; infantry. is your: and three
mambo. portion “roller: W room.
The indict army period on a that
rrrgmotioawlondou aversion Juno.
a .
about it was used all a convenient and; l
The lawyer eyed the. woman In tho ‘
"You say. madam." he began. “that.
lug respectively the rank: of «metal! .
and major of officers in the caralry.‘
and live month. Next romeo the sor- .
HAR’l‘fl‘OhD. May
Saffron co milieu of which Senator
Archibal elicit Jr. of Bridaellort.
{in chair 1:. this tooth reported favor»
ably in the team a bill to grant the
ballot in town and city election» to we
i man property owners.
The bill war tabled for calendar and
. printing. [is term: are no follows:
An Act Concerning Votera at Town.
City or Borough Meetings.
Be it enacted by the senate and
Home of Representativea in General
Assembly convened.
Section 1798 of the General lithium
in hereby amended in road as followa:
At any Town City or liorouxh moot
ml for the uiwtion of town. city or?
borough ultimo. cvet y person may
ivote who was rovlatercd ill In elector
on the revlnod reglutrv list or the towu
when last completed. and who. by vlr
the of such registration. was entitled
to vote In such town. city or borough
at the electora' meeting then laat pro
ceding. unions after such registration
he remover: from ouch town, city or
borough or was convicted of a crime
by which he forfeited the prlvelogeu
.of aa‘ elector; and every person olfer-
inn an to vote. and luau; challenged
as to his identity or residence. shall
before he thf0a33'ill‘0V3 hill identity!
‘with the portion on whose name he
offers in role. or his continued resi-
dence in such town. city or borough
since the completion of acid list. an
the one may he. bv the testimony.
under oath. of at local one other nice
tor. And at any loan. city or borough
meeting all those citiaem may vow
who are of the ace of twenty-one years.
and who have welded in the mate the
one your. and in illi' town. city or boo T
each the six mnullm. non precedlnz.
and who have lat-cu duly Mmlttml all
electoral in the loan. city or borough.
or (apiece roslllclcil therefrom by a
chariot plo‘rlrionl‘ who have It trot"
hold crime uni au‘sllurl to a marinate.
in their own names. in the common liut .
or Increment “M M'TOW completed.
.ni three hundred doiiare. or personal
«into so ruled in cold liar at m hnn
drod dollars
«a. W
N THE WAKE 0F TH‘ MIAQLM
The little arm of Mrs. 0. B. Palmer.
Little Rock. Arit . had the mmlea.1‘ho
rotull war a W\!‘l(' cough which grow
mm and ho would not clean. chi
rain: (luv llflll‘. of Polar: "one
and Tar (tumor: ad mmpldch cured
i
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i
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him ant he an m yer been bothers
riot-e." l min. lumping couch.
mosaics (on b a' told to More Hot:
.ev not “for l :11): mo ml The genuine
in in 2h:- 3- ‘.or parka... e alwaye no
few rubs-l. ice. The lithium Pita.“
many and 'l‘. Wigwam A ()0. “
WA.— .
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This European guide pool.
one important piece of in
(inside
lemon ml?
formltiou
Hillaldo
af‘lrslllc
to pay for
Wth that?
How to mnltc the mom“
the loan. ~-~Nowarlt New.
aw... .W
Docs l our Roof Leak?
The Ci airy Compound
STOPS ALL LEAKI
800 A GALLON
W
We guarantee the weather wear of
our (‘utupuuull for three yearn. Write}?
ior enlimuils. (‘orreepondonco who,
lied.
Century Roofing Co. Inc.
In Washington It. loath "omit:
‘ M4 "A;
Hotel Mohackomol
JHRGONNORM
SIM/l0! ANOGUIIINI U’TO DAT!
HATER $2 FIR DAY AND UPWAND
SUNDAY DINNBRS. 75c ”
Banquets 8
TIM oALil.‘ m
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l
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.
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‘ nlnllt.
~ considerable depth.
colorant Beauty of this hair Pro
alum With a Harmless
Remedy Made from Sage
qu—
Drugeieta everywhere comment on _
flue fact that they are ceiling
harm .
quantities octane for‘ making old-
inhibited "huge ton." ouch at was used r
by our rrftndmolhera for promoting the ”
growth of their hair. makiuz it iluth .
'and beautiful and restoring it» uutur '
ll loior.
The demand for thin wellv‘auown;
herb for this purpose hail boon no prom j
that one manufacturer hull lillwll all
vantage of the fact and has placed on
the market an idcal "unto tau." con ’
raining sulphur. a valuable rumody for ;
daiadruff and acalp rashes and irrliu
tiona. called Wye‘t'h'r‘Sage and sin "
phur Hair Remedy
The manufacturoru of this remedy. >
authorize drugaintn to cell it under,
guarantee. that the money will he rel?-
‘ funded if it fails to do exactly an rep .
manned. v,
This preparation is offered to the
lmjfulk- at flity cents a bottle. and le"
recommended and cold by all drug-
slats.
Special Agent.
porltlon.
Stillooul’owcll (‘or-
“???mila'cuunca rename.
Annual Reports Show Organization if
Promotion.
The annual meeting of fit. Paul's
l‘lulrl h of .‘s‘orwalh Mia held Thursday
evening and was I very enthusiastic
affair The reports of the various or
flccre wcrr read and showed that. lilo
church in in line condition.
The reporla were all accepted and
the following edict-rs than elected:
Cleric -l-‘rnnlt L. lloulou.
TreasurerwJ. F. l‘iall.
Wardcnil A A. liettu and J. F. Hall
\‘mlrymanwil. E. noun. L. i”.
Green. A. ll. Wheeler. l. (T. Smith. Lo-
ilrand Jackson. 1;). ii. Pollard. 31. John
Merrill. Andrew Hutchinson and l.. A.
Aadonon.
ifelexaiea to illorcsan Convention
A. E. Auntln. Wallace liauu and Ar.
thnr (‘hllllltl
I
WINITID MAN sue GEES! GOING
IOUTN. '
WlVi-ZTED. tiny 5.~Tbat ho'aaw a
flock of scene going moth was the
story brought in here today. by stage
llriter John 6. Hall ice half an inch
formed on email bodies of water. taut
The ground was frozen to a
”.0 i...“ “Lemur-.. .. n...
‘ Advertlaa in The Sentinel.
«won... a...“ w.“ W m
WE HAVE THE.
Knowledge and
Experience
coronary to make your
right. We employ extmi‘lt‘nt‘na Ora.
little to Ollllllflfl your eyes and
mmuum rotirfnction.
THAMER
OCUMOTI AND onlclmo ;
I? Atlantic tom-n. «Infant. Conn. 4
Once Monday A Saturday lumina- -
..
1......nflm'wm m~ y. “Ma—m
it Will Pay
you to more your “at: at our more!" -
Our brim are the beat in town. lui
addition we Iuhmll to you A urouool-’
non whereby you can more a will
Harmony Talking ”aching me. after;
you have purchaud goods to tiiei
amount of m. Ari: for om doom. 3
W. F. Wunnore 8; Co... 1
«But heavy Prime Rib Rout”
‘umoat made by
South Norwalk
ginlrcs
See Our
Window' Display
"—---oi-—-
nits
ilecauec the price in low, don't think the quality la. 'l‘hcy
arh great values. Other Suite at $18. $20. $22 and 3:15.
HEADWEAR. FOOTWEAR-«in fact all the inau wtnls
to wear from hill feet. up.
ANOTHER WINDOW DISPLAY allows a line line of 50::
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. 25c NECKWEAR and 2 for 25¢:
800KB.
“Price’s Clothing Store‘
98 Washington Street
l 1
Phone No. in now use: 3 ;~
i t
i
Our Prices forSaturday "
I
Sperry A Barnes Fruit 8houlden.llc All kinds Pickled Goods.
Mistletoe Sugar Cured Home ..... 18c N ’ v i
sum ......................... 25c "" °"
Gummy Lilli Spring Lamb ...... .15; Chicken: and Fowl: ............ 20~22c
Ail-18¢ All kinda Fro-h Vegetables.
Charaok’s Marke
MEMORIAL
WNW WAIT until the Int minute to make] color
than have it erected properly by Decoration Day. A "
now which will enable careful workmen to on N '
olfactory manner. Our work is carefully f w .
«ind There in beauty. durability. econon
f:
75 NORTH MAIN or.
t TEL. CALL 4+5... can oeuvem
Office and Yard, 84
la a chance to i
and Renting in
‘_ Out materials i
“our prices aw i: lr
if 3ou want ill PE.
. can! do beticr than ml .
The Jones & Hole k
EITINATES CHEERFULLY FUR Nl8H
17 Wall Street Phone 742 Norwaik. Co
. . . i: .
LOO at the 4-door, 8o 3
, h. p. Touring Car .
Muippcd with aiik mohair top. wind Ihlold, no and all lampn. lion
meant-to and coil: everything Article“,
the manufacture". for true. For full Winnie" can or address
F. E. LOCKWOOD 8. CO.
“Wall streak-(Phenol , can... Water Street. Norwoilt. Con ~
m
,..t.-..-,, ._... .. l. are-.-
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Guaranteed ”for one your
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