ROWAYTON FIRE ALARM
DISTRICTS
lzulllghiand Ave. to N. Y.. N. H. &
H. It. it.
ill—Hickory llluff and Iloll Island.
14-i‘ine Point. and Itoton Point.
21~J.oug Island bound to McKinley St.
8——"Centrul," McKinley St. to Peu-
noyer St.
22-«1’onnoycr St. to Cross St.
23~r<3ross St. to Railroad.
24~Railroad to Brookside.
" West Side.
* 16--White Bridge north to Brookslde.
16r-Whlte Bridge 8. It}. to L. 1. Sound.
17~White Bridge. 8. W. to l.. 1. Sound.
One stroke of the tire boll at odd
‘ times indicates testing.
Two strokes of tire bell. thus. i-i,
tire is out.
Four strokes of tire bell,
1-1-1-1, water to be shut off.
A third or more alarms indicate scr-
lous fire.
thus,
Oliver I. Clark Spent Sunday with
friends in Stamford.
. The Phllatheu Clans of the Metho-
dint Church will lIlOOi tomorrow night
with Miss Jennie Scott. of Cross
street.
M. J. Burke. of Crockett street. hail
returned front Hempstead, Long is-
land, where he visited several days
with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Catrlleld. of
New York city, have been the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Silas A. Carpenter,ol'
Rowayton avenue.
The governing board of the Knob
‘ . Club, at Wilson Point, is making prop
‘ot‘ationa to laun'cit tho.t€luh liont.
3 which has been on the short of Hoyt'a
:75 Island the past winter.
Word has boon rorolvod hero of tho
‘ death. Sunday (evening. of Mrs. Annie
’ Miller. at tho home of her non. Walter
Miller. of 'l‘alniadgo Illli. Mrs. Mll-
ier has boon ill for some than and al-
though her friends know alto was vary
‘ ill the and ramp ruihor suddt-uly. .‘lto
its survived by two sons, Waltor Mil-
ler. of Talmntluo Hill. and Julius
‘u«Millor. of Glen l‘tilln, N. Y., and two
" "brothcra. George ll. Sharer, of liurtmi.
‘ and John ll. Sllt'l‘f‘l'. of this pint-o. also
.."One sister, illra. Jamel; l-2. Simona. of
t Rowayton.
”m..- "aw—"m
For Sale ,
“ slum-room noun. Price $2560: $1000
cub. For partlculartt‘ inquire
Robert Scaizi ‘
rant. EG‘I‘ATE AND msunands‘
RECLObUi‘IE or arm-
, , roan HOTEL. "
A. 'iltrp‘ful‘u Bonn, bruwnru of Now
.. York. httvu brought unit in i.llti,til)ili-
,mon plouu‘uourt Nihilist. (initiative itin-
ll'fisll, of Btamford. to rtmovar $1,2llii
damage» and a torecluuuru of a morn
‘ Elisa.
’l‘ho plutntlfin Mimi that on Jply 2.
upon. iltuv nuvu the tihfontiant. it onto
{or ,r ti and tho tailor, who owndd
thoillmnltliu haunts in Stamford. math
”and tho llitluron and Inrnltnra in
pinup and bind gave the 'piulutlif
xilijofrtmlor The uploads '
‘vpr- ppitl tho admit in olttlme
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NEW YORK. May 23.--—’i‘he New
and York Public Libratiy. ready for use af~
tor ton yuara' labor and an expendi-
ture of $10,000,000 or more. occupied
the comer of public. attention here.
\in the early morning the prepurw
. Representative Media. .0: Bridge;
‘ port. :hua introduced a substitute hill
. for his measure offered early in tho ‘
leulslntive sessionhwhich. deals with}. 3 V
"the tnautar’a duty to the servant." . '
‘ The Judiciary committee has ordered
an
a hearing on the substitute for rum
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock] ‘
Tito plii‘llOBo or‘ftoprcuentativs Melt.
liloyern to provide a “Halo pinch
Representative Meltzor cold: "The
purpose of this low in to compel can
ployers to provide an abaoluiely bale
hluce for men and women to work.
This la a change from the preaont low
which calls for a place "reasonably
safe.“ Under the prudent law the amt
player has interpreted "reasonably"
as toleritbly moderately safe and tho
result is that thorn in much danger.
"'I‘hla ailhhtltiite bill would also pm
vide that all nppllnliuen and instru-
mentallllea shall ho stud. and that tho
littorit safety appliances must be used.
Ivory dovico, care. and precaution
nIitiit be taken to protvct life and limb
and in performance of public service
corporations. every tlovlue to protect
Noroton
Lockwood I.li.tle."_ot Noroton, died
Saturday, after a long illness, at the
ago of 90 yours. The funeral was held
t'lona for the official opening Were com-
pleted and the building was ready to
receive President Taft. Governor Dix.
Mayor Gaynor. and the live hundred
other notables aanonp,r the “3.000 invit-
ttt the home of his sister. Mrs. John 9'] ‘guettta.
Arnold. of Noroton avenue, Noroton. 'w" "on“ arrangements included
the manning of live hundred men on
foot and horse to hoop order in the
.) square at Fifth avenue and Forty-sou
Rev. Dr. Herbert. S. Brown. of the 0nd street. which the big new building
lint-ion Congregational Church. has canopies.
expressotl'awillingness to respond to ”0“”an was dotallud to “0°" Props
any calls for pastoral service while ldont 'l‘uft from the Pennsylvania
the South Norwalk Congregational railroad motion to tho. marble en-
(Zhurclt ls withouta pastor, as Rev. Dr. "an“ hall, mm” ”"3 reception N
Charles ‘B. thiacfurlaud leaves town. city. state ““6 national ””9”“ was
“en month scheduled at 2 o'clock. The formal
.-. W...» oxerolsos of the opening. which tho
Great expectation is being held out invited 8"”3‘3 Wore privileged ‘0 up
for the special town pleating. which tend. were 5‘" ‘0' 4 0.0496"-
wlll be held on the evening of June The ”“09 order» “"9 ‘0 31")“ “0
5th. when the John ii. Shibway inves-, one ‘0 enter ”1“ library Who W33 "0‘
Lighting matter will “a.“ ho shoved provided with an admission ticket. to
into the limelight. this time in tho. “"0“ no canon or umbrellas ““1 “0‘
form of a bill of cxponse against did to permit a cutnora lnaide the building.
town 10.. 0“... ”.090. including the hill Elaborate precaution» mr the protec-
of the American Auditing Company. “0“ "r the president ““9"“ “WWW 0“.
the bill for the printing of the reports The viaitors were ""il’ “limit“ (0
of tho investigation unit for the exmm- ””3 ””0““ "i" great ‘9‘"le h‘m‘
sivo potsage paid for mailing tho‘, ways ““6“ ‘9‘" 9' "‘9 “"3“" WWW
aamo. 'i‘hln lastlnli has canned almoatl Tomorrow ”‘9 “““W building will be
today. at 2 p. m.. interment being in
0x Ridge Cemetery.
experts. tha notion of sending tho re~ m”“”°"“'
it pioltod tiuuad of mounted
as much bitterness as the bill for thel thrown "W“ i" tho WW“ without "3‘ '
the public.
] “It is ontimaiod that fully fifty per
. cont, some say fully 75 75 per cent, of
g. the accidents which cause injuries are
due to provontablo «ammo. It in thorn
fore important that the law should be
so explicit an to provide for the full
protection of worlnnun.‘
The hearing will happen to all who
denim to spook either for or against
tum proposed law. ‘
WARNING TO RAILRODAD MEN.
“A conductor on the railroad. my ivorlt
autism! a obi-onto. inflammation of the
kidneys. and i was mlaemble and all
played out. A friend advised Riley
Kidney Pitts and from the day i com-
menced taking them. I began to martin
my strength. 'I‘ho Inflammation cloan
ed and i am in: honor than I
boon for twenty yours.” The Bridge
i‘harmocy and W. ’i‘. Wigmore a
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M'LEAN SOUGHT To FAVOR AND
NOT To FAVOR TREATY. ‘
dunno——
Gnu Petition from Falrliald County Hi.
burninnw—Comoclatlon Warm
Annamcnt.
WASHINGTON. May 23.~’~§’l0' to
zer‘n substitute bill in to compel em~ , . ‘
in .
Which to work, for all his employers. ‘
id. 8. Mann, ll Ilaot St... Bath. Me...i
sends out this warning to mllroadors:
have .»
ports. mallbd as first-diam matter. bu
in a oonniderefi altogethor unnotfitisgry.
.poor business judgment and. against
the wishes of the town meeting. whlrlt
voted to have thorn left in the torn
clork'n office for distribution.
" Screen in Your '
.- Porch
and have u pleaaant retreat to spend
the hot evenings coming. We can
supply'the acroonlgg in any width.
Schlichtiag Bros. 8r Co.
Cor. Railroad An. I. Main so. Dari-n
Select Groom-ion. Hay. Groin. Flour
& FoedRHsrdwaro. Paints. Glul. etc.
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LABOR nssowrtous.
Bridgeport c. L. 0. Mali" Call on Hill
and Tilson.
Demanding that Congrosaman Hill
and ’l‘iinon support the burger bill in
. \‘VASHING'I‘ON. May 23.m-«ii‘noaltloni.5 planar. all his mnmnutmm in Fair-
’i‘aft loll early today for Now York; lipid county. Conn... iii a problem which
'aru‘ompanled by Senator Bacon. tied»i ins Just boon pliiup to Handwritin-
rotary miles and Major Ilutt. He will; Lean, as n result/of tho receipt of two
make an address this allot-noon at the .3 petitions from that am'iion of the state
dutirnilon of the. Now York Public l.i-
lirury. At dinner tonight he will he
tho guest of .l. W. (.‘adwalader. Attor—
Itvyvflenerni Wiokeraham aluo will be
pmauni. but the dinner will no infor-i
that. Tim proaidout will leave Now
York for Worthington at midnight. 'l‘lto.
ntiorury general will hr in the return
int; party.
BAR ACTS 0N MANY APPLlCA»
TIONS.
At the meeting of tho l‘alriiald
County liar Annihilation lain weak in
the law library at the county rout-t
hound. tho bur tit-ind favorably upon
the application of the tWt‘Ill)’-luill' can-
didatun tor atitnlulan to tho bar. They
want ottmninud by a committee luttt
Frldur. '
Following in ii list of the appli»
can“: turnout licritur. Frntivlu J.
Brood. Iiaitiol lit. Itronnun. John ll.
(Tobey. Robert it. Permit. inwrenre 8.
lv‘lnitoulntous. llnrry A. tloldntuln.
John '1‘. L. Hubbard. William F. I).
nurture-is. calling for an invoutigation‘ Kitpnirlclt, linuh .l. llttvury. Fred-
lnto the: arrest of John J. McNamara orlrlt 33,. Morgan. many 9, Munich.
in ituilnnntmllr.on this has Annular dr- Blimulhl ti. Poison. William art-sun.
haunting churn“. tho (tantra! Mimi" limusmin .I. Wolnntaln. and Arthur
Union. of Hridiltuiorl. hall 30M 011 “it" Wren. of liritlitapori; Justus 5. Four
and as behaving that the monitor oi" pal. iiunlol fv‘. ll. lllrltay. Edward J.
McNamartt'a art-out. and curtailed kid-lKounmiy. Gnarls» ii. Mdgiiim. Aldon
napping in proof of a wall bliluuvii cfih- non I). Qultnby. Harry it. notiusld. of
npirttoy on the part of "autumnal oath titanu'urti; Charles A. ilalluuit. oi Dior
ital" to destroy “organized labor." bury. and William '1‘. Audrsm. oi tint»
LAT
Tito mutilation». which are adoratio-
«at to tinnumusmal i-iiil, Colim‘oiilmltiti
"billion and the. pnhlla proud. duoiartt
that MierliilM‘lt Willi doprivud of bin
titulianni righiii in hip “tradition
, out trial. They tincture» that such
has iirovloltited only when tailor
iaadiirs are arrested tit ttiubuttuiit of
pupiiitliat internal: and cannon! full
butt . lmm‘odiatg tnrrutitptilu‘n as callsd
for by tho bill introduced by hoppin-
uuutvoilnrttctt idodlulititi or Willow
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HOTEL Mimi/Alibi
Muhammad-WM. Bilbormntt. W. ii.
Moot, it”. Ii. illicit. M. liounlnu. (3. N.
Show. ii. i). Vnrhon, .l.‘ Militia, Th0
mun dilatation. do.“ blow fat-iii i“. l).
Pluto. it. is. Wright. tantrum: lbw;
Larch. ill. N. initiator. Philadelphia. I’m;
1. Dalian. W. Van jifiiusrlnu. 1‘. Van
usi- barginwtau Sayviliti. 1... ti .3. it.
Lockwood. F. i). pinion. t3. «Pittman.
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he represents in thc upper house of
uongrttaa.
(line of un- puttlona in from tho noun.
ty unicorn and board of diroriors of
tho Anoirnt iil‘tlol‘ of illborlana for
I-‘alriiuld rmmty. and it tattoo n vigorv
oun ntiittd amount the propouvd arbi.
trailon lrvnl) with (trout itrlluin and
palm tho annular to oppose it.
Thu otltor potltlou in from tho Fain
livid Flam i‘onaot'iatiou of Commuta-
' tionul ohnrrhou and it tells the Bonn
tor to do all he can to aid the arbitra-
tion treaty.
TYSON GETS A LICENSE.
Bnt Secretary at Stain Hn Muslim!
Some Condition: to the Privilege.
(‘lliuuil‘our .luhn Tynan. of Stamford.
has boon mutated a (“abdominal auto
mobile lint-nae "untitiitinnully."
'l‘ho summary of mate‘s office moon
this atlhoniii'umitt yraiortlity. but ra-
fusod to mnlm public tho condition»
untlor whirl: 'I'yson had boon granted
tmruilaalon to drive his ear in the
attain. Intituation wan glvun that it
had nonlethlntt to do with bin nrroat
in New York Im- raukluas’ driving.
in: icon or A Intuit-
tint i confluent)»
in all the mono torrihla bottom it
i'illi‘l toll youmow it sultan. lint
thorn iii roliaf wt. hundmnut only re»
lief but a pompnunt (tune from
prlcitluy boats. runes. hives. autumn
and all otttor stun «auction: to preva-
lotn, among; inlpu‘bi during that turn-
um monuu‘; it you want tome your
baby mt any ouch, ”Maw-anti a
tool: ur-reiiuilnpmdovor int little
rhea. luau apply. thin uplonilid ranted?
homo. We lmliuvorhonsnlymund stud
newly that Injunction-twill tint! that
curd Ferilvu mun priming tor. Wu
, nap on you» inE militant thin. mi tum;
thousand! and thousands in pan
. iii“! Mir
. 'OANEANQTHO ir r intuit Million. ~
Clicquot spring
water, cold and
. , pure, is famed for
' its peculiar fitness
for ginger ale and.
carbonated bever-
' ages. So perfectly
does it receive cur-
hontttion that a
plassiul of C'licq .t
. Club ginger ale, (1 tor
slam/mg luv; lumrr,
will still cliervcscc.
The other ingro—
(lionta in ('licquot
Club ginger ale—-
pure confectioners'
sugar, fine jamaicn
ginger and delicate
citric fruit flavorsm
are equally
pure and
wholesome.
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Other Clicquot
Club Beverages:
Surnpcriiln
Birch Beer
Rootp'Becr
Blood 0mm
[lemon Sod.
Argo-J
(rarin'
The Cilcquot
‘; Clnh’Compuiy
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HOLMES. KEELER a. SELLECK.
Wholesale Distribution.
lllflli school. ilflTES
The imaahull team will moot tho Sta
lniau high school team tomorrow after-
noon. The gnaw will be played lui
Westbort and will start about 3:30.,
.Tltelic two teams have met before and
resulted in tho Not-walk high school
than; winning by the score of ii to it.
Title was tho iimt gnmo that the lo
cal team had lilayod and since then.
both limits barn improved greatly. l
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Miss Margaret lilmry lulu roaumrd
her duties an aasintant to Rnlph ’i‘.
Eitipioy in the onm-nwrctal dopnrtmrnt.
’ Misti lit-pry butt joint recovered from a
.nuvorc lllnosn. which canard her ab.-
luai two or throw{
4 some for the
' months.
At. tho faouliy inootlnit. whirh was
hold. last 'I‘hursday. a number of mar
tors wore martini-rod. The most luv;
povnuit of thoiw whirh rotated to tho?
student body wars the matter of the;
naming mark u-hicd'hntnt bu obtulnadl
by tho studenta in tho ttprim; vitamin .
atlonrt. Iowan voted to channel that
mark which mum he ohtttluad by tho
mark from 75 per neat. to 70 per coat.
and this was announced at ‘ihia morn-
ln‘t‘a suspmbly. In order to paint a
whola year's work the Itutlnnta mind
havo an nvorwtu of 72, per cent. This
alumna that with the great. approval of
the ntudettt‘body. Another matter that
wan unhindered with tho ranking of the
binaries according to tho number at
crodlis earned. in ordar to ho a noph.
omors Ii ntudunt. must, have at Jenni 30
uroditc onrnmiu 'i‘o ho a junior our
mutt. have uni-nod at loan 65, crudlta
and to be» It cantor liiti uretlltti am in
quit‘od. 'l‘u ho oliulblu for graduation
a ntudent must have named at toast
itiu credit; in any of the tour your
optimal and in the two your couraas in
credits «to mammal. This change but
become neoctmry '8!!th tits cilantro of
tho number at uradits for graduation
from lilo to 160. ‘
Among tho'iamt to say’ farewell to
tile limit bailout in Mitts tun Oliver. ut
the wphmuoro tilliliil. who unmanned
litu- withdrawal mamrdaumnrnlnx. .
‘ ' wit u .eitraubu in two Lmiautw.
“mutilate "or pain of burn or‘iittuhi in
lino. intuitions: nonfiction. can hour;-
tnutttik‘ochtt. ,th hearth. sore throat.
moire hourwhr.‘ 'i‘liomuinlclsoiucj
ltd monarch over pain.
a caught it impair/troll
donations. wide all: arm ,
l .‘twu ounce: ,o
'antness was over tho
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“Mind «1“. MhyFait-iy was a guest. of
friends in Stamford. Saturday.
Mrs. Willard Parker and family. of
New York. have arrived for the sum
mar.
Dr. W. E. .I. Kirltri and non. Clar-
once, were guests of friends here Sun-
day.
William Herod, a student in the
Stamford Preparatory School, was at
guest of Hartford S. Wood, in Weed
street, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Vnrlan. 02'
Bayoune. N. .I., were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. William Potter, in South
Main street. Saturday and Sunday.
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'i‘wo looms from the Country tfittb
played an interesting game of ball on
the grounds of the Gerrisb (mate in
()ouolte avenue, Saturday afternoon.
The new residence for Dr. McLane
lin Onoolte avenue, is rapidly nonr-
sing completion and will he no of the
{lineal in this section. l‘he family will
l‘nrrlve next week and will occupy
,tholr old residence to the north
. the present building.
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The tickets for the benefit given for
the Young Men's Club in the Opera
. House, last. night, sold last. andua rec-
ord~breaklng crowd was in attendance.
There were six interesting reels of
pictures and the young men received
fifty per cent. or the box office re
ceipis.
iianford S. Weed has been ordered
bv County Health Officer Hill, of
Bridgeport. to clean up the rear of
his property in East avenue. Origin-
ally the ladies of the Civic Magoo
mode complaint to the local health
officer. and Mr. Weed took exception
to their claim that the place “183.1“!-
sanitary and asked for a hearing
and investigation by the county
health officer. it «so happened that.
ronslderablo peraopal fooling tieVel-
oped and triticlsms sharp and cutting
were made on several occasions. At
‘ ’ ho value inch on to mfdrt” ‘ 3‘
Winthrop ti circltililr’en,allottld'fi‘tusurhs “will”: ‘
box of Mother Gray's thvuct Powders for Children.
forum) throughout the artisan. 'i'hcy lirt'ult anoltlu.
,Itoilevc Foverlulmt-ra, Constipation. Teething Din»
onion. Hoadncho and Blamin- ’i‘r-oubloti. ‘ilhed b
other: for 1% yum. 'i‘ii ilb‘uii POWDEHB NINE
FA”. Bold by‘ulll’lritgtltariu.iioo, Dan‘iam‘pe. ,
rims. Address. 1
_ ”nadir”
an aubatfiufe.“ Somalia ,n nilod '
iii an s. Olmsiod, Le hey. it. v. . ‘
w. n. Wixmore a. 00.. 3 North in... "
so. south Norwolk.
ed filthy1 place and made a closer in-.
spuotlon. Mr. Weed stated that ‘ho
.was willlnmto clean up the dirt but.
did but like to have the place dubbed
unaunltary and branded as a pesbhole.
W.W WW.“
POWER FOR SU B-STATIONB
Enlarged Power-House at Coscob Will
. Supply It. .
With the completion or the work at ,
Coscob and the installation of the four
4.000 low. turbo-generator units. three-
phase currents will be supplied to sub-
stations for street-railway power and
lighting in Stamford, Greenwich. Port.
(lltcster and Maroneok.
The present installation includes
three 3,000-ltiiowat turbo-generator
units and one 3.300—ltilowtttt similar on—
5 it. all for single-phase operation, with
.a rating capacity based upon 80 per
f cont. powor factor.
g The enlarged powerhouse will for-
; nish single-phase current for the open- p‘
1intion of the New York division. in
icluding the sections now operated be-
ttu‘een Stamford and Woodlawn Junc-
ftion. and in addition for the Harlem
'j River six‘track line and the New
1 York, Westchester and Boston railway.
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l WHITNEY SUED FOR $35,000 BY
GREENWlCH MAN.
STAMFORD, May arr-Frederick c.
,Whltneyfof theatrical fame, producer
. of “The Cborolate Soldier" and other
iless known plays, is defendant in a
suit just brought by Joe Wishart, a
Greenwich pmd'ucer, for 635.000 dam-
ages. The suit grows out of a real es— 4
tats transaction the two men under-
1 took. In‘language that is not legal the
l complaint amounts to a charge by Mr.
iWishart that Whitney double-crossed
. him.
‘ The plaintiff seeks to recover money
the expended or obligated himself to
found in the improvement of property
lthst figures in the deal. about $10,000;
‘the value of a piece of property he
. turned into the transaction, about $3.-
' 00; and the anticipated profit from the
deal. Whitney is now in London.
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the hearing held in the court room.,
in tho town hall, there was consid
orublo animosity manifest and many
of tho. statsihants made Were entirely
irrovulant to the. clasp and “lined?! l"!
was 1 You‘ve had—~thcn DECIDE
parity -biitor. At one time it
thought thp wordy: war would devol-
op into a riot. After all the tinplt‘us-
complainants
and defendant journeyed to the wrath
mum Pole
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