_ null Senator Donovan. of South. Nora-contact. and Mrs. domino Iottlil ding
'“ to do the name this time.
. f’no" rout tho tutti.
_ claim for bullion”. ,
[Provided TliatCorpol-ation Could
a Possnoslnnd by. Mfll‘fllyi.
. Filing Band at indemnity
lulllllullllull .
{ ‘ Gill lingual Billil
Then lln shots roll Think and
i
Fasi-2 Supporting Votes l
|
» “M... i
HARTFORD, M‘ny 12.~——F‘or the pnstl
three weeks the House has been long-i
ing for an opportunity to ”swat the‘
railroad committee" as one It‘airlleldi
county member put it. That opporlun-l
ity come yesterday and the committee
got it good and plenty.
Tile calendar was under considera-
tion and when the clerk rend “House:
bill No. 5229." introduced by Represent-l
ntive Kenna, Democrat of New llnvimf
it got ready the clnbe. l
Chairman Gdrdo felt the gathering.
.....
‘WI-An
J
l The iormer and his wife
tomrdo the house.
The good wile was
her New Perfection Oil
oe- undone- mi
glued in the oven ond
Elli
cold supper when they row some old inlaid; driving
cartel to tho occorion-w-thonh to
oolmtovo. ‘
She hula it lit in o moment. and her guest: hardly were noted
on the porch before a hearty hot meal was ready [or the «hie-
roohoro oi drool:
coder-and the
out or if she had not been our the kitchen. ‘
She never could have mused it with on old-lgdniooecl rouge.
The New Perfection is the quickest. most convenient and belt cooker
on the market.
“an.
Unexpected l
Guests
Were about to sit down to n
bocou. and .rollrjuot
hottest herself or coo
Modovllhl Fond ! bottom. with
hug. durum l; pop-{minor chi
Ind-om ‘ ‘
2- d “Noam bod ih '“\
with» Labia-l To. mi in; to;
rim-u. love rub. ole. ‘
qlmo; or mater Jo-
ooriptivo circa lolboooomioooocy
oilin-
Siondord Oil Company.
i lncorporotodl
storm and when he arose to more the?
acceptance of the committee's report}
he hinted at the desire. which seemed‘
to be in everybody's mind. 'But llel
thought the bill under considerationl
was a good one, even if it was favored
by the corporations and so he asked;
the house to approve. ~ ‘:
The House smiled grimly and flour-I
“died “8 (,‘llllls. RGDI‘ESGHUIUVQ p(‘('k ofl female. fifty'lllne your! old. late of l'iie 4 wuuld have {been ample ulna
DEATHS PlillELY Milli-
liEllTlL: Gillillllill
(Continued from First Page.)
son. coroner. hnving notice of
death of Augusta Ely Frost. u w
the
bite
idrell and fifty feet, away when he oil~
served that the coupe was to turn
gnomes lilo trucks. He then neunp bio
l broken. but found they didn't hold. Ho
l‘then released the broken and applied
his rovorno, which also lulled to im-
ipodo the oped of his car. He oldies
Stunt if the bonus had not l‘nllen there
for thorn
. _ _ l Norwnlk. who on the 4th till!” ‘ h i all i n l tv
btrntt'olti. got in the first whack. tie town 0 . to mo“ " o rn. H n n o " ‘
said this bill was an old enemy. lie of May. A. 1).. 1911. died a sudden. glow Ryan says that his power was shut': “3030‘! 0“” Edwordl. tho father.
had helped bury it W109 before and lent. untimely death in the town Ofgoff at the time. and that be “betrayal-:1?”
isorwalk. having viewed the body on.“ about eight miles an hour comb.
he expected to one t in the funeral
> now.
the deceased and mode immediate ill-
ylns down this grade in said avenue.
Representative Peck wanted to let: qulry. concerning her “all" M hi‘ri‘by While there in some vurlnnco in the
s V v ’ f
the committee down gently so he nun-i Gem” mm “id Allmlfiiu bl) Frost evidence as to the speed of "‘0 “Mi
gested tnbllug. But Representative
died in Norwnlk on the «till day
”' Burning i...
Mortgage _
At exactly 11 o'clock on Nov You'r'o
morning there was I curious (boro-
many at "the old Edwards piano" in
Maine. The word ceremony. in not,
but tnintly describes what bnpponod.
it Was more like u jubilee, with m
semblance of rborborio rite added.
All the Edwords nun and flowers
there, with o goodly number of tbolr
blends and neighbors.
At the farther and of the garden. in
fron of the farmhouse. there in n
knoll. at the input wh ch o money
lodge crops out. On thin lodge thorn
was I pyro erected of dry wood, plum
Ind ratio of curvoy birch bark-4
fine pile of it. At the centre stood on
iron rod. not in a hole. drilled in the
lodge. and here on old opprenuor of
the Edwards homostenm was burned
ot the stairs! ‘
This sounds so snvuso thut l motto
haste to any thut the old oppreooor
was not an unlmnto term of llosh and
blood, but. merely an old".
The oiligy was a mnetorploco in its
way. the very nilnnlncrunl of rapncity,
with a lace like the fabled llnrpioo
;ond hnndu like tnlonu. hugging to its
3 breast a folded, yellowed poplar.
; That yellowed pupor was a mort-
{gngeu which hnd rested on the home
iform for one entire generation.
i The history of that mortgage in so
lmuoh liiro thousands of othoro that
lit would hardly be worth relating it.
lot the loot moment, n noble effort to
giltt it. had not been crowned by one.
‘ coon.
l The Edwards form adjoins the one.
libero i lived when n boy. There
‘wero three hundred acres or tillogo.
innoturo and woodland. with n roll-
bullt .twootory house rind two iorgo
, bnrno. The Edwardn children—Choo-
zter. Thomas. Catherine. Eunice-«were
jmy youthful neighbors.
l in thono days the farm was well-
étilled. unencumbered and prooporous: l
1 but in on ovtl hour a trorollrln mot
V . the Stole right to m.
o certain newly coloured ou-
.' turnout: form note, for the Inn) of two
: thousand dolioro. Edwor‘do bod o
- tholuond dollars in the uovlngo float:
he grow out tnlo nod rained tho other
0' ‘ them is no testimony (but he wan on i thouoond by moi-mono: tho ballo-
Dunn of Windllnm sold the House was MM" A' D" 191iplrom ”will” of ”We ‘ crating his our at it high 0r reckless ' stood.
ready now to do the killing, so the mm
tion to table was withdrawn.
Take Hand In Bond Filing.
By the terms of the bill any rulirond
'compnny (-nn tulle land and enter up-
on it at once provided it will file It
bond for the price that may have been‘
fixed by the appraisers named by the
courts utter due petition. The owner:
, oi‘ the property could then light it out
i
i
in the courts.
The House went oi the. bill in grout
shape. Represmttutlve Hutchinson
Mild thnt this bill looked us though the
railroads wanted to gel the land first
and puy the money utter. The best;
time to give up the land \vns nl’turlho
money was paid. ‘ 4
Representative Moltzor of llrlduc“
port pointed out that .poxaeeuion won
nine points of tho lnw. ll'thin bill wuu
phoned the rlllirouti rompuulon would
burn nine points and the property own-
ers one illlll very little of that.
Reproomltnlivo Thoma. of Water-
bury l‘onnd nil aorta of defects In the
bill. it (llll uol even provide for the
right at appeal. in his judgment it,
won the lllOtil vloloun inounuro evol‘t
proposed. i
Repreuentutlvo Williamson. of Dr:
it‘ll said he inlloruod everything that
was sold against the bill. Hr voted
ugalnut it Wm years ago nnd won roudy
Broothoo lto loot. ‘.
Representative London of Old Sny-'
brook got in a Job or the bill null no
did lloprnutuitullvo ningllnm of Null-
nntuuit. ltuprououtotivo Dunn of Wind-
ullm limit it low photo into the rnpidly bol‘h trolley tracks. the oil, or ripmti
expiring corps and then Roprouontn- horse lllmlfid and tell, will“ the on...
tivo Chandler of Rocky Hill moved the
proviolln quoution. .
Roprosontntivo (turtle cloned for tile
committee and won nomowbnt bitter.
llo’tlnld' that he know it was always hornet! might got away oud illoll Miami
easy to appeal to ignorance and pro;
:Judlco upon it oorporution. He realized
that the bill wan going to be killed but
have right on their side at time: and;
when they were right they ought to
be colloidal-ed
'l‘liou come the vote. Only three or
tour bold "yes" while the vbllnnn oi;
howl that motion would not plumb:
'l'hlu time there went) “two your unit;
again it tremendous about or nova. j
g'lfbe hill mil now-go to the Senate;
walk. and others are brushing up their:
I was
ll hon boon floured upturn. in thloi
It
i
l
i wither donation? frontal-o in tile right
‘ "no you or
bile trader
of skull.
Augusto Ely Frost and “Illlllllnc Ely
llnymond WW9 riding in Mrs. Mouth was being oiled that afternoon down . ’0' Eduardo.
.roto of speed.
West, avenue. on the Nor-walk uldo
1 It woo tho old story. The nonb-
i roamed [Ito proved a not. to trouble
Ho woo never AND to
coupe behind her span of llDl‘lt’S driv~ to the pity line. This all had been ~ '9“ ll‘ 3‘“ " tho 3“" proved illusory.
on by her rouchmnn. Jollll Pooles‘. in
n Westerly direction ulong Went live-
nue in South Nor-walk. The said Pool.
an! occupied the front. sent alone. and lot the twlluy our were spiltflredcon';
Mrs. Frost was coated on the right
hand side and litre. Ruymond on the
left hand uldo of the rear soul. which
' was enclosed.
Pools-y drove aloun Hold nvenuo on
his rlirhi hand side of the mud be
tween the our trucks. there being iltlll- 1
lllt' tracks of Tile (Tonnortiout Com-
pany's trolley lino in nuld avenue. und
the curb. liotll lllrs. Frost und Mrn.
Raymond lived on his right hand nldu
curried onto the trolley tracks by vo-
hicios for some considerable diulnnoo
‘lnto South Norwnlk, null mg lrwlta
.oirlerullly umruwun. n was willful
“on the trucks. wheels or brokn phone
which prevented Ryan from “topping
his our. ltynn niao ntnlen that no runs
his gong and shouted to tho orrupnnlo
:ol the coupe.
. i find that Alluuntn Ely Front. dlull
’lrom n fracture of tho bubc of the
skull unlined by ill-inst thrown from her
coupe which Willi run into by u trolley
car opornted by Matthew J. Ryan. an
t
i the mortgage won lnnxlblot The incur
' or upon! tb‘o rem-lining fifteen nor: of
bio lilo paying interest on it.
_ ' After bin fotbor‘o death Chomr Edv
‘wordo “wont homo to live." on poo
fplo soy in Humor uncomm- thou
iconoiotod of bio room». his nlotor
nunioo, who woo on involid from
oplnol ourvnturo. and bio mother'o
brother, Uncle Home. who had loot .
‘ o log in the Civil Wu. but for some
motion did not drove o ponnion. Choo-
tor begun by soiling off the Wood ond
timber on the old form, thereby poy~
’lng lilo nocumulotod interest. He
then omborkod In tho doiry business.
but did not pmvo o oucraooful farmer.
of Word avenue. nnd he won about to employee of Tim Commotion! com. and during the illtll man lost almost
lenvu, Mrs. Raymond at her home.
in order to nllow iiirn.’llu.vmond to
nllgllt on the curb. Pooley drovo it
short distance beyond her home so no
1 to make the turn null bring her side of
the coupe to the curb. At the time he
wished to orona the traultll to tho left
nideof the rond preparatory to
turn, it trolloy our planned traveling in
nu easterly direction onlho unlit-pound
truckn. for which Poolov wuiied to
polls before driving to bill loll side as
aforesaid.
As he storied to cross unid trnoko.,
. he looked buck from the loft hnnd tilde , dontnl.
., oil: his soul tor some little dlntouco.‘g
and unnerving no car. and rooolviu't'
Mrn. Froot'o word to “(lo nllentl."
crossed to «old left side of the road.
lie then turned agnln to bill right. and.
when ‘lllll homo had ulnloot around
or one down.
Pooloy immodlntely opened the door
to allow. Mrs. Frost nnd Mro. Ru“
mood to fillillll. no no war nirnid "the
to pieces." lie then dropped the liner.
and war about to lump between the
horoen' bandit in order to hold thorn
he llllllilltld that. it was o lunt moonlit-o down and prevent their injuring noon;
and ought to pull. Corporations didonwr when u trolley cur tmvollnni
wenteriy on ' the woht‘btmnd ‘trnolt
oil-unit lilo reur of the coupe. This
was the first intimation Rooioy find of
tho opproocli of sold trolley our, ,
The impact of the trolley end coupe
Roprooentnlivo‘rhroko thepole pnd'trood the llama
. Dunn moved to monomer andsuld hoi lrom the carriage. 11h . trolioy zoori
pushed the said coup Along the
track! tor about one hundred ondllllr-
ty foot. Mrs. Frost, woo thrown out
oboutfllttMWo foot born the point or
inner; further down the ovonuo‘. Mro.
, ”Minnelli-albedo trooturooffit “36.1351! llnluhod
lof‘tllo olruli, dud Mn. Raymond to do
nto'ro‘odfllrootuoo or the 'ill'itull about one
iunhrnbovo the letborbltnl ridge and
hurt rotten. from men hunt-loll
"died thorny ammonia in Ml‘li.
” house, to which they were one
the
, pony.
‘l‘hut liudllno Ely Raymond died
from two depressed fractured of tho
olwll. one over the loft orbital ritiuv,
and the other in the right lnlnrul re
yion. unlined in the some way all Mrn.
,F‘ront'n injuries.
Tim! the said doulhu were not due
to any criminal negligence or cnrelouv
nous on the part of any one. but one
simply an unfortunate oorurrencu with
no orlmlnol liability utlnrhlng to uny-
goody.
. That said donlhn were purely doci-
in wool-dunno wlibtlio statute l
> have delivered the molar sold dooonlr
rod to her lornily for burial ot Wood
jlowu Cemetery. New York.
1 Dated at Bridgeport. thin lltil day
.0! Mny, A. D.. lilil.
CLIFFORD ll. WILSON,
Coroner.
. “BIL! all?
"l‘ho Record in Moth Norwoik to o
Uniquo Duo.
1 it the render non o “bod book" or
’nny kidney ill and in looking for relief
nodn'tl Kidney Pills rollovo quickly-w
euro pormonontiy. South Home";
“in?” testify to thin. Hora to I one
o : .
Mrs. ill. b. Gonklln. 148 Washington
utmt. South Norwnlh. Conn. «yo:
"uncultured tram kidney trouble for
you". Thorn was it commit. booting-
down pain in the small of my book and
at times l mm on otirtnnd lama that i
could not walk. The kidney mutations
Kidney i’illo highly spoken of wont
to Plnlotod’n Drug Store. and procured
a box. (Although other romodloo‘l bod
triad nod failed to give my robot.
Dunn’s Kidney Pills ot once-would»
the root of my trouble null
tllo cont "1
i the pain in my back“
loontlnued lnolr urn
proved until i WM till
trouble. I have nun. .
tool: in over two iv. ‘
‘llu‘ou'tl Ridnoygllll
curing, mo conlplotol
mondodthern time;
dunno. uncommon,
Filo * i llI d ,_
one" til?
' ntoodiygl "
m rill oti tho
and euro. bottor depend on tho onlyi
romody endorsed by people you know“
were also dlmrdorod. flooring Douro
before i,
one boot.
lilo outlro herd of rows from tubercu-
loolo. Becoming dinmuroodl, no gore
‘ up out! out off suddenly for tho Klon-
dike gold region,
" A nopbo' thou corrlod on tho form
for o your. but did not romoln.
, Noonvrhilo Moron. tho youooor
‘ oon, nod booms o Method!“ minister.
j tie woo unobt- to do anything tovvord
*roduclol tho moi-tun.
: "The mom” will not tho old
place now. ond no help for it." tho
3 neighbors oold.
; But thou woo otlll onotllor morn-
‘boroltho mm to bohoord from-—
Colborino. tho ”noun-donut“.
4 Monty by hor own olforto. Collin
‘mu new so mdllllud from
tho Slot. no ochool. and obtoinod
o position no otructor in ouotllor
lnortnol reboot or is root! oolory. W.
imagined tllot Cotnorloo would old
hor mother ond stator. out novor oun-
poooll that Ill. would oomo homo to
am for than: them.
«But otter Clio-tor loft, Cotborloo
novor bultolod tor o moment. Btu
mind my bouillon. bode fomoll
bomber. onti come home. ,_
film but and "won hundred dol-
" torn. With tbio silo pnld 1. you“: in-
itol‘olt. bod tho lulu roars upon-oil.
land limit «all into on 1m moo-my,
indoors ond out”, Yet what could one
do with lbot old form Ind it: mort-
liool , ~ ‘
arm sumo. booovormlwtwmo
old plmnuiotly put fol-word on. of
its notorol unto. '
Our county in in whet to known on
“tho onplo boil” of Row lint-ind. no.
nlo than during up ovoryolloro um
out itlroftod olid trimmod. soon but
doll. . Although o ortpnlo. Uncle lion
"one 'yllut not ~ll‘oon‘ to lllll’ noun
ovary opting of notional about; from
out monotonic me. to sooth-r. nu.
noon. Ho nod notnouoht blowout
gaming] l“, pruninbut‘bo liked to no,
luau-mono; . . _. ~
venom, not on,“ “Inuit your."
livery moo , " I ‘
moon in and . to load» A «rout
uroppwitlr'lho tor-morn oi the apple
.lioltiio'tll‘rjlronl hot unmixed
‘ nutrient-Worn. . truly sot
million odoliov. it . (rel; tor choir
‘ or on tnlrty-’
up. Mylo mlmundalrlmmlno lilo ,
trim. therefore, in crop ”of rayon or
oiuht hundred barrels of apples on the
iron: hoont little if author-0d,,barrol-
ad and cold in the usual way:
"it poem: 8 ohnmo." one neighbor
said to her. “but it will be about as
well for you to let those opploo bar.
vast mnmolveo." ‘
‘ Minot Milli: waste 'of nature's
llilnuiobd'fllflfi revoltod. She began
to look into lilo opplo problem; and
the result or tor study of it is worth
recording. ‘ ' '
. Bho. purchased noxbnrroln. and tho
0311!..th ohm hired {was it boy to putt
o whooiborrovv. she herself, with
Unolo Horses and Eunice, went out to
the trees to “their up wound. The
boy wheeled the apples in. two buebelo
at a load. and otowad them in bins.
built up in two rooms in the bonito.
whore, later. they could be kept from
freezingby moon: 0: name in til
colloi- beneath. - v'
Catherine had thought this oil out
in Idvnnoe. ond one bud cont oft for
four "ovnporators." payment for which
used nearly all her remaining money.
Conclusiydriod apples. on strings.
brings no more than six or eight cents
o pound, but nicely sliced. ”evaporat-
ad" apple otwoyn commands n much
hotter prion. She had resolved to
put the whole crop of Baldwins into
evaporated apple.
in almost every rural neighborhood.
village or small town there is sure
to be some old "nunly." "grandma"
or widow in indigent circumstance».
who lino outlived the moot of her
oorthly lion, ond must go to the
"town form.” or subunit onrouffomuco
with come nudging relative. Lilo
now: very dreary to those old per.
Ions. There seems to he no place for
thorn. in enun- whom a few hundred
dollar-o out be roisod for them, they
oomotimoo so to on “old iodlen’
homo." " -.
Within three miles of the Edwards
bomootood there were two of than
old could. “Aunt Netty" allies and
"Grondmo" Front, who were by no
moons helplooo or "feeble. but bod
merely outlived their Welcome on tho
. north.
I Colberino lint mode the" old hm-
bouoo dining room cozy and worm.
Ind thou invited Aunt. Netty ond
Grudmo Front to come nod sit with
her mother and Eunice and slice op-
pioo. Silo ol‘orod thorn oomntydlvo
canto o Wool: and boord. Harbour.
Ibo took thorn oil into nor conddwoo.
{the old homutood.
‘ Uncle Horses pooled tho opploo on
in north; machine. ond the old women
éoliood them. Their tongues no; they
3 worn on chipper on crickets. Tho:
ghod not bod oo good o time for you-o.
loothorlno nod to look to it that they
{did not overwork. Tiny produced
1 man olicod opplo thou the four ovop~
, art-ton would dry. Uncle Horace bod
ito coon-tn o nun drier over it tom
now out “in tho woodbouno. Too
9 man forlorn old women from tho
tom: tom come on foot. boning for
.worl. They were token in.
Applo drying went on from tho but
I of Octobor till the middle of Jonuory.
‘ and the whole crop woo dried. Boforo
T the tint of March Cothorino bod oold
;tllo entire output at eleven cents o
fpound. The result won an oblect lee
‘ son to every opplo former in tbnt lo
guilty. Slut received fifteen hundred
ond olxty dollnro; and owing to tho
i still with which one bod monogod tho
iontiro uponooo oi drying the oppioo
{ wore lou than I hundred nod Invent:
{ dolloro.
i There woo oloo this other curious
‘ mutt: The old women did not want
ilo no boron! in root. the twu tron)
tho town form cried when the lost of
the opploo won out.
. Thou Cornering dotorrnlood to troop
; thorn nil our for tho non loosen. fibo
? bought I lot of your uni not than to
i knittlnu nook- ond woolen glovoo. in
f foot. obo bod otortod to happy old worn-
i or” homo baton one know it! And
i tho numbor ot nppliouiono which
3 «mo to nor from homolm old wow-
i on nod from tho-o who nod androlo.
§ Kim on their bonds whom may win-
; oil to bo rid of would llovo boon longh-
’ oblo. if it bod not'bonn catholic. But
:for tho limo bolus Guillermo could
j do no more than keep inmoyhom obo
. bod.
i Tho nor loot oioo proved to be
inn opplo your; null onto the whol-
icrop no out into ovoporotod Ionic,
‘ two othor old women lowing boon od-s
*0 I“ WM“ °" ““’°““"“ "" ‘ i mittod to tho “ottoio'of olicm."
i By thin limo. too. (lotllorino bod
coin- to routine tho poulbllltioo of
not now bottom. All too onnlo tron
,me contuily lookod otter. ond two
>“notional: young um not out. than
. plontod. too. o hundred ond titty plum
'ond poor trm. ond on mm or block-
bom. obrubs; for now im doolgn
no to motto in now nature. conning
pom. plum and omit): in gill-o torn.
in foot. it would not nutrition too it o
tow your honor thin next-clad, old
homos’tood We producing. llvo than.
I d dolloro’ worth of fruit annually.
demotion opp-m to bowl wimp
two ’lnlportonf 'problolno , in mint-
oooriorny: flint. bow in mm o rule
out form my o noudoomo pnotlt; and.
nomad. how to utilize and motto bop”
o ohm of bouillon (and forlorn old
in the world; Willi their new to,
thrill pockets. and the propped of
homo and oompwionalllp chord. it to
unite romorltnblu how thorn old wom-
' it
potted-land anointodzynn o ' '
until tulip rumour g autumnwtum
more from the. tummy: manhunt:
that vanilla-tinny \ A
oid.’
M21391. or o" inoynot.‘ I'Ol' Ootb- .
‘bounllygj.’howlwor. Cotilorino‘o New '
Ind told them nor pious for oovinl‘
«onion who seem to but no place
~‘ liliilltiilllli’wdt’
' Fen
in not: hard to find. if your cyan are
comploxlou mudd .3 if you yo no
n’t risk [roomful
wltil‘oonnwtioo.
.Volllfl, lhld then you
if you are.
Bcocbnm's Pills correct faults.
-—-io purer
WanSfStptBttLoks
will have the bright looks and chant“! patient
an: us nus
no wonderful old: common ondlwolnsn'o looks.
polo, wool; ond not ‘ to" it mo: our stomach and no
of digestion and elimination ”loptbo (31:386. , H W
lion nod active kidneys and reguln
life-mulling. beauty-croutlu
am. you will find that for good heal
' ' Will Show the Right Wa‘
hhumummloowm.
dullw—li' your skin is anllow. or your
loans in our cheeks. do not ,botllbr
drugs. at glint], rich blood iguana
lll.‘
"your blood lower——
They will he! on to dl ‘
r bowels-40 acid“) {remitting 2
blood. in all truth and ooriouo- .
and mood loch. Boocholn'ol’lllo
.. “AM... no”- -..._.........
English Manufacture" Not to bo Out-
]! anybody wants to make some
money now in his time. There are
warehouses packed from collar to root
with tolls in readiness for the Corona-
tion. nearly all or them. be it noted
in passing. of home manufacture. says
the London Post. At the last Corona-
tion the Germnns swamped the market
with novelties. mementoen. toys and
no forth. but this time they have been
forentulleri. Now, if anybody can tell
which of the toys in certain to “catch
on" in June—«well. need more be said?
Fortunes have been sunk in Corona-
tion toys; but many speculators will
get their money back with liberal in
town. 0! a certain very popular or-
ilcle of this kind more than two mil-
lions have been sold. and the inventor
wn poor mnn-of another toy made
£28,000 out of it. _
Even "latest novelties"-the penny
articles vended by gutter merchant»—
sometlmes yield “his money." One of
the most nucceostul was invented by
a manufacturer of such things. When
be conceived the idea of it he was so
sure it would "so" that he decided not
to try it tentatively. but to turn out
a large quantity before altering one for
sole.
had a stock of two millions.
several phrase: of English. no soon as.
they ~ were "letter pertect" out they
were sent with absolutely “the latest
on enormouo success. incredible on it
may seem. it is none the less a fact
ithnt in ten days considerably more
than a million were sold.
"John. whatever induced you to buy
it house in chin forsaken legion."
"One of the best real estate men in
the business."~Llfe. ‘
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done by Germono Thio Your. .
So he kept making it until he.
novelty." which proved. as the mono-i
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OPPOSITION. UNEXPECTED.
l. o. o. F. Grand Officer: wm Be Ad-
“ ' vanced in Order. ‘
. it ling; expected that the present grand
odioers of choral-and lodge at Odd Fol-
lows of Connecticut which will con"
vene [or its annual aesaion in Danbury
Wednesday will be advanced in order
with the exception of the. present
grand master. Joseph H. Hawley. of
Dnnbury, who will probably be elected
representative to the Sovereign Grand
lodge. There is no doubt, according
to the statement of prominent local
Odd Fellows. that Deputy Grand Moo-
ter Arthur F. Woodford. of Bristol,
will be elected grand master. for the
ensuing year.
The other grand officers at present
are: Fred C. Burows. New London,
warden; William S. Hutchinson. New
Haven. secretary; William H‘. Mori-
itold, Bridgeport. treasurer; Grant U.
Kierstoad, Hartford. William ’ H.
Torus. Waterbury. representatives: F.
E. Royn. Winsted, marshal; Henry C. ‘
Stevenson, Bridgeport. conductor; R.
T. W. Adams. 'Nougobnok. guardian:
Rev. Charles H. Smith, Bone, Must-1..
chaplain: F. Henry Monroe. New lHn- ‘
ven. herald.
The general committee of Samaritan
and Progressive bulges. of Dnnbury.
which has charge of the arrange-
ments for the Grand Lodge meeting.
He then unmade too ecore oliena h composed 0’ Henry H' Durgy.
and had them taught. parrot fashionirmnk H" Hoddinoot. Harry 3‘ Rice.
Frank 8. Brown. Arthur W. Mart-hon,
lHerman A. W. Schneyer. George W.
’Shorwood and Ernest W. Bailey, sec-
rotary.
She~“Mnud has married a
down noblemon."
He—-“l heard she was chasing otter
one.“«-805ton Transcript.
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Saturday
Bargains
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10c Brno Sooh Roda ot ......... .60
76c Loco Curtaino at ...... .. . . . ”550 l
82.26 Topootry Tobie Covoro at. . at.”
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Tho Eveninlt Sentinel
New. Building Material
llohoorlo Wall Room: and Qbootllln.
lotion on or common.» :.
Golden Moments
Think of the pleasure I. llodwof
tho undone-liars; pain trod iooomtort
your am it mined today. i
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The correction tit-bro would". our
one exactly nod roller
is unwell no lit youroyoo.
holly today. for oxanllnotion.
. Opal-d co.
1 mm “tilts outrun,
you’vo‘but‘iw-tllon 915(2le to limit ‘
one . h; .
oil. a. . * ..'.:..’
Applylnp liohoorlo Woli lard .
. ‘ .dolllnm , .
. Random who intend to build on
nonstruot old buildings will hold
cried in 'Bttlhourio Willi hoot-d ~
lfihmilingmtlm new‘rmmrlnl will
mrolutioulrblo the building world, pore
Itionlorly Whig? service and boom
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