Prim SPELL
‘ 0P ‘BEAUTY
. 11111 whole on... sat up 111111 took
notice When Regina O'Kane come no
' till the vacant you as private secretary
1 to the winner 1 The chief clerk
bought um 11.1. ties that some
stternoon. 111111 11111101- mercber or the
firm out a pink in his buttouholo and
looked in himself every time he pass-
ed the mirror in the clean towal and
soon cabinet on the wall or the“ outer
oillce. “‘TWO 0: the errand boys were
. discovered in the storeroom polishing
their shoes. and the assistant but"
shaved oif'hls beard, Naughty! And
he a married man! Even the girl who
was the telephone operator took on It
worried look and tended her threaten-
ed laureis anxiously. The two stenc-
zrepher ladies. being hopeless in the
'Rowayton
ROWAYTON FIRE ALARM
. DISTRICTS;
,1211—gighland Ave to N. Y.. N. Ii &
RR
8*chkory BIul‘i’ and Bell Island.
4-‘Pius Point and lloton Point.
1 21-440“ Island Sound to McKinley St. .
8—“Central." McKinley St. to Peu-l
‘ noyer St. I
B'——Ponn0yer St. to Cross St.
1-23—0111” St. to Railroad.
1 24Hilailrosd to llrookside.
' West Side
.15—1White lilidge north to Brookside.
.16——White Bridge 8 E. to L. l. Sound
1 ifé-Wblte Bridge, S. W. to L. 1. Sound.
One stroke of the the bell at odd
Clinics indicates testing.
. Two strokes of fire bell.
fire is out.
" Four strokes of fire bell,
”14111. “water to be shut off.
‘ A third or more alarms indicate ser-
ions lire.
thus. 1-).
thus.
Blacklish have put in an appearance
for the sprint; and quite a few catches
are being made each day.
Owners of apple trees complain of
passershy who break off branches to
" get the blossoms without the formality
“ of asking the owners permission
Frederick Merriiicid has sold his
Raymond street house to Mr. Waller.
.stien, a diamond merchant of'Now
York, and the family moved in yester-
_ day. Mr. Merrilield and family have
‘ , moved into the Charles A. Acton place
’1 in Howaylon avenue.
Addison 11‘. Hathaway and family
loaded a car with their Ilousrhold
”goods. yesterday. for North Stituntc.
,. Mnasachusetls. where they export to
make their home in the f111ur11.'l‘he
“hilly left Rowniyon iodm, and ihoir
future will be regretted by 111811)
ends. The forlnt-r rusiduncv in Row
Eyton avenue uiii probably 1111, 1'111t11d
lol‘ the summer. -
For Sale
Price $2500; 51000
For particulars inquire
Robert Scaizi
REAL ESTATE AND msunANce
”VJ .
RAILROAD To CONTEST LAW.
Duel Not Like Government imposition
or One Per Cent. on Corporations.
NEW HAVEN, May Zl.'~'-~'l'i11: New
York, New Haven and liurll‘ord itali-
road Company in to raise with UIL' lod-
Qi‘al oilihoriticu an important question
Wonder the law Iulciy derided constitu-
. tioual imposing. a tax oi one per cent.
. .On‘tlluliul. earnings of corporations.
The federal authoritius’cluim that in
the cone of loam-d railway Much the
tax in to be imposed on the 11111. return.
if any. to the losses over and above
the rental and chanson on the Ioaaod
, be, which is thus treated practically
a a hepatitis corporation. The. New
, you company holds on the other
:band that as leased lines do not honor
"ltd bnolness and are operated by tho
- mind company. the net profile. it
fly, 11111111111 lines. go into tho aonornl
”colon is taxed in the full annual no.
: 'l‘ho.pcir1t wan not touched
i the 81111111111111 Court decision so
. d upholdlitg the 3.111.111
antimony of the corporation
.Eight-room house.
,ueh.
mvmko.--~"-¢.¢v .- . .n...
Darien
and
111111 0011111138,.“ in
line of personal pulcbrltuds and dia-
gether out of tile running. occupied
themselves with verbal shafts.
Altogether things look quite a
change in the olllce, and life from 9
t0 5 acquired an added zest. Bc'ors
long. however. there was a perceptible
change in the manager's literary
style. That is to any, his correspon-
dence; always so conspicuously well
AWAY EiiilEPT-“Tlllll”
HE 8111181111 THE 1011
WASHINGTON. Muy 24.-~~1The R1.»
publican members of the Connecticut
delegation of the house 0! represents-
tives are enjoying to the full all the
freedom from responsibility which
comes with alliance with the minority
Noroton
composed. his English such a pattern
of excellence. his vocabulary so richly
varied. suddenly dropped into the com-
1111111111.. Alberta turned to noon yes»
. lerday and show loll rust. huh thej
night.
A PLAY OF THE RING.
“Star Bout" Successfully Presented by
the Noroton Athletic Club.
The Normon A. (3. gave "The Sitar
Bout." :1 play of the ring. at the No-
roton Heights engine-house. Monday
night. Jack Lynch did well with the
part of “Kid Gleason." Richard Dug-
dale made a big hit us "Elbows Mao-
Fadden," while William Cullen, as the
fight promoter and referee, continued
his-flue work. Elia Moe. in the juve-
nile lead. scored a 'big personal suc~
cess. Waiter Dugduio as hilbows‘ back-
er received applause. Other parts
were William Cullen. timokeeher;
Joseph Fitch, second. Harry Carlson
appeared in the guise of the man who
challdngas the winner: Dancing i'oi-
iowing the play. The proceeds won-t
to the Newton A. C
The jokes got many laughs from
the pleased audience. and every solo~
lot was asked for 1111‘ encore. Eddie
Page and 1111111111111 Coghlnn madr1 good
use of their experience and workcl in
a lot of good business Mr Mll'iwcn s
“liliddic' work was also due business.
l
The lawn mowm's noun is pleasant
to hear. providing you are running one
that cuts ~11 hillhtlng lime. (it (.‘0111
puny sellb‘the kind that do put.- See
lldv. ’
E ,1
MERIDEN BOY FOUND DEAD.
Harold Ford Disappeared from His
Home Three Months Ago.
MADISON. hilly 24w" (,‘Toruncr Eli
Mix 111111111 from .‘\'1111' Ilurt‘ll to this
town today, to take 1111 his invention-
lion of the 1'i1'1'11111slnnc11s oi the death
of Harold Ford. of Meridcu, whose
bod)’- decomposed and with a cut
1111111111 the tino:.1t 11'1111 fouudiin the
hoods on tho out titiriu oi iln1 town
trulordny. Ford with 11 boy routpnn
ion. disappear“! from his home about
1hr111- months 11.111. saying ho was {:0
ion in join 1I11- navy. and nothing more
was heard or him until the finding of
the body. ll‘ord wan about iii yours
old.
While there was an opinion that it
Who 11 case of suicide. the fuel that no
weapon was found on or hour the
body new color in a theory of foul
play. The itiontiiitmllon 'Wlltl made
complete yesterday afternoon. when
the youth's parents. who had come
lrom Muridcu. rccouniacd the body do
that of their 111111. They returned to
Mr-rldon last evening. and it in our
would that l1‘ord's body will be sent to
that city today.
1...»... “a...
FATALITY AT GRfiENWICH
w...
New York Men Struck By Train Near
the Station. 1..
(lRliiliJNWliill, May 2i.~~-~Ernest
ll‘rische. or New York. was struck and
killedlw an oxproua train hare rout/or:
day. ll'rlscho Willi taking cohort out
aorous the trucku in the motion and
probably did not acts the train In time
to not out of its Way. lilo was 25 years
old and 1111111111.
.1... “.1... Ma mam—“Wm.
11ch AND octo wan'ruen.
own words of one syllable style.
party. One by one they have obtainedI . "What the doure 15 the matter
leave of absence from the sessions of} with Woodson's letters lately?" re-
the house. until now all four are ln'morked the Vice prcuidohi. as Ii.
Connectich, for indollnite stays. 'I‘he Baum"? WWW] ”WWII!“ "‘0 ”files.
recent hot wave has made them the i{frizfligza‘nizeinaimii5:893.“ to
particular‘ objects of enVy upon the the slmplolife as regards vocabulary."
part of (unnettiruts two senators. agreed the President "Sort of
who are obliged to swoltcr in sizzling!fl turned Vegetarian M for an Inn-
Washington . [“880 is concerned. Banishsd all the
Representative Higgins was the iirsiistrong meat of composition. on it
'1 get away. lie has been shstpt two? were. But have you remarked tho
weeks. having gone to his home in Nor Imbl'ovement in his disposition? No
wich. Representative Tilson received “‘0" [Pouches 1111de ”0‘ 50 many
an assignment to go to San Ant1111lo.i""um to the CM" downstairs “I”
to join the "maneuver camp" and see : moiiifghgréood “’0ka girl that new
Uncle Sam 11 soldiers. RepresentntlvsiImm‘mphmn the v P remarked
'l‘ilson won this distinction by being 11- lrreieimntly, incompetenliy and im-
maJor in the Connecticut militia. He' mntgflany,
will return to “astrington about JuueI The oillce sent on basking in
let 1 Beauty 3 smile for a few weeks longer
Representative Ilenr)‘. who has 111 “I“! then I 3118M l'iill‘ie 00mm“.
farm near Iiocluiilo, got away just be- i “M“! ‘0 “‘0 VIN DN‘iidiiM hoinx on
ion: the advent of the extreme host. 1 idig‘iixtroygzdzfii”: ”"0“ with
v i c .
111:01I1i1i8iguigl; “11:33.3! gsrmmfix One beautihll blue Monday morning
' when the manager ‘11th 1110.: the vice
late last week. He has been busy with president dictated a .1...” to the fair
committee w.ork besides taking a Regina. "You may 131... 11 (“me on
prominent part in the debate on thoi the machine. lilies t)i(.111e" quoth
free list bill passed by the Ilcmocrotafl Ila "it It! only 8 81‘0" “110
licprcstniuiivo Roll!) of Meridian;"Gentlemen: (not that“
the only Democratic member cicttcdi "We have Ynlifli 0’ ”in Will last.
to this congress. remains the only (‘on ‘ A“ 3"“ “‘3'- it may 5“ "ii oliosynrrasy
nerlicut representative on the job. As; (A what did 11111 ‘3‘"- M“
a new member. he is supported to 1111 Blunt?) (1 iinid an “WWW“ spell R
with two as and cab one 11. (30 on:
I ' ‘ I
joy it. and hosidts. part; distlpline plotted.) “All Idifliz i‘rhsy“ on but”
requires his presence ready to support '
part to consider srhisme which
by vote the Democratic program. :seenla chhnnflpa 1.4;- (No.' not kl.
Sharp criticism of the Connecticut, but chi. (lo on.) “cilimerlcsl to us.
Legislature for its indifference in re ‘Tbo consensus of (thin-'1 (What?
guru 111 the protection of 81111111 hiltib Ni) "ii 90" iii" “3"“ “Ill“ “‘3‘! i
was 11111411 by Senator \icimlm in dis ”ii-”“3 1“” 013““ "Th“ consensus
running his bill introduced in the 811111: of opinion in our office is that thorn
11111 for the protection of migratory not one ”hum“ “1 rcanon l“ the
birds “to (111 client at l lr m” "M scintilid “Pr-«Mull O 1
“m s m or i 0% my. Mine 0 Kane Hi just write it out
1111111151 to apply the theory of federal in 1mm...“ and "m. can POW “u
control of interstate traffic to mima "Mr Woodson 1,. always ““19".“
lory l1i1'.1is and his bill if made law with my work " 1111mm Beauty, men).
would drciaro it uniawlnl in any state; lowing hard and beginning to look
to shout wild do: it. wild goose. plovor 00W!!! MOM lilo WM ' that is, 01'1in-
woodrorlt. snipe and other water fowl. ii” “‘07 “'5” ""1 “W0 0N! "“0 ll!“
br-luccu January 10 and August lu.‘
Regarding the (Ionncctlrut game lawn
be said in part: I
"it 1111011111 In me that the people of
Connecticut ought to malice the imr
portunre of tho preservation oi'ihoir
chino-birds. At the prcecnl rate oi
«instruction. the partridge will be ex-
terminator! In very few yours. l was
a strong advocate of insuring limii' law
and the law prohibiting the tulle of
game. but those who have watched the
operation or those laws know that
neither of them has been or can be 1:111
forced
"I am personally very fond of par-
tridge shooting. I think it the flaunt
outdoor sport thorn III. but roallw that
thorn is 1111 unfairness in the. low which
dlunry secretaries had lie said only
stile other day that allot nil. simple
words were the bust. in fact he need
to write hie letters full of long than.
bu’ he always changes them now to
short one! that he says are more
direct and to the point. It's better
for every one. he saysw-and it you
think-ww”
"Nomi don’t think. Thank you
very muohm-w" And the v. P. bolted
from the room. leaving iieauty written
ing the typewriter with her tours.
When the Manager arrived 11 little
later the v. I’ called him in and told
him about it.
"i use it all now plain as day." he
said. ”Shit I8 lovely. but suppose I'd
tried her on ‘lnnuendo' and ‘psycholo.
31ml} Bey. but an ‘nd.’ in the paper
(illicit. under Help ‘ "trauma Female
and not one that 1.11 spell. hover
mind the looks Clive this one I.
week's pay and heirs her tired she‘ll
now-m“
“Mr. Finer." began the manager in
Arctic account. "MP. ulnar. you may
save yourself the trouble of doing In
unplmont a thing; M11111 O'Kane
will be lohvlnr oi. the end of the trunk.
to be married. sirw'ro Milli"
Philippine Gold Minn.
in loot the 111111111111 of gold mined
in the Phlllpplnou was 4 .8110 ounces.
and up to June of that year 1,601 lode
will allow me to about birds and pro
hibits 1111' neighbor from buying them.“
CARPENTERE To HAVI OMOKER.
The Carpenters llulou hold a “Gill“
11111 meeting that owning in the (in
11111.. building in wall street and trace
at tad routine burrito-1111. Plans for a
smoker to be held on 11... next meeting
night. June 18th. were partly made
and it who reported that three outcl-
uiwn speakers willbe preheat on that
evening to entertain. '1‘th , are
twelvohuar downpourgol rain in.
temperature lust below (rooting for
24 hours. It ceased showing at mid:
George (inhalant. of Greenwich. Mr
zli‘lanuagbna. ot‘ Bridgeport. and Prost-
dent of the State council Jamel: Plan»
111111. of New Haven. Itefronhmeutlt
will 1111 111111.11 up that eve 1g and an
11111.1. and I533 pisc’ clsirhn had been
tiled. 1111111 it an yet pmtluhlly a
negligbls’ quantity 1113 01111111111 mined
i'n 111111 All the iron yet produced
comes can one 1111111111 (till short
1111191111 are
[New
Canaan
. i
James Wood has left his position
in Benedict & (,1on shoe factory, and
accepted a similar one with Lounsbnry
& (30.. of South Norwalk.
' i
An effort is being made to arrange‘
a game between the Regulars and
Country Club baseball teams for Sat-
urday afternoon. The first scheduled
game for tho 111guiurs is slated for
ilem‘grinl Day. when the renovated
grounds on South avenue will will be
tormuily opened.
The Young Men‘s Club will have
about :30 us part of its share in the
ooxofllce reenlpis for last night's rho»
lion pictures. The pictures wore very
plain and interesting. The. aviation
views Were Instructive and entertain-
ing. The club is grateful to Mandi-tor
Vion for his generosity-«making the
benefit possible, and to the public for
lie patronage. The money will be
used in the fund for the purchase of
suits and other equipment necessary
0 play good bull.
Cliftord llorcl and Robert Davie are
taking the census of the t0wn for
Mrs. J. Frank McLaughlin. publisher
and compiler of the New Canaan Di f
rectory. Mrs. McLaughlin has eularg
ed the publication and greatly inrrcus~
ed the statistical section. making it
particularly valuableas a reference
medium. it is expected that the book
will be ready tor diat1lbuiion in a very
nhort time. Sections have already
gone to rods. The. book will be dis
tributed atolls. this time and every
family In this town will be furnished
with a copy.
The game of baseball between the
Country (“flab and the employees of
White. Weill 8; (20.. bond broilers. of
played on the John Brown Gen-lab es-
tate In Oonoke avenue. Saturday 11f~
tornoun. resulted in the score. of 125
in tutor of the country Club. Three
members of the White Weld it Co.
team did not materialize and local
players were substituted. Mrs.
shul Stcarns and Mrs. John Ellsworth
kept score and the game was exciting
and interesting. There were several
brilliant plays and two hair-raising
doubles. Lawrence and E. V. Fretb-
Innhum ultcrnnted Mi pitcher and right
field and Iiumpsiou and 'l‘ilncy ultuh
hated as catcher and first base for the
Country Club. Following in the lineup:
Country illnme. and ill. V. Framing.
ham. p. and 1'. L; llumpetou and '1‘”-
,c. and 1st b.; Slusrns, 2d 11.: bills
worth, d b.; 31,1’Couuor. a. 11.; Frothlng-
ham, c. L: Mason. l. L White. Weld e
Bo.~—~Mci)urmoit. 11.; 'l‘hsyer. 11.; In-
ches. let b.: Clark. 2d h.; Ulngbll'ulh.
8d b.; Cooler. 3. 13.; Parker. l. l'.; Lllch.
ellid. c. f.; hiohiullen. r. 1'.
WM ”Mam-14 .1...
AMERICAN MECHANIC” COMMIT.
TREE.
W
List Announced by state Councillor
Frank w. Johnson.
NEW BRITAIN. May 24.~F'rsnl1 .I.
donation. state councillor at the 0. ll.
1.11'111‘111111“...
RANGES
Meet every cooking need.
SOLD
:1
i
FLAG DAY IIIIIE I4
Gov Baldwin. in a proclamation is-
sued yesterday. designated June 14
next as "Flag" Day. The proclama
tion follows:
By His Excellency...~
Simeon E. Baldwin.
Governor.
A PROCLAMATION.
Pursuant to the statutes of this
stale, i hereby designate Wednesday.
the fourteenth of June next. as Flag
Day. and direct that commcn'iorulire
services shall then he held in all lhe
public schools. which may be in see
uion. to mail: the one bundled and
thirtydourth anniversary of the exis-
tence of the 111; of the Unitcdli States.
Adopted by the Continental Corr
cross on June 14, W77. it has become
«the oldest ling. with one exception,
now tiown by any nation in the world.
illustrating, as it does. the quality of
permanence. which Is a special char-
acteristic of American institutions, 1
ask lhepeoplo of the state to Join
upon that day In Its general display.
and so to testify to their attachment
to the principles ad the constitution,
and to their love of home and father-
land.
(liven under my hand and the seal
of the slate at the capitol in Hartford.
this twenty-third day of May, In the
year of our Lord. one thousand nine
hundred and eleven. and the independ-
ence of the United States the one hun-
dred and thirty-fifth.
SIMEON ill. BALDWIN.
By his excellency's command. Mat.
thew ll. Rogers. secretary of state.
HARTFORD WOMAN seems HER
TERM OF OFFICE AS PARK
COMMlsalONER.
HARTFORD, May 2-1. w-’I‘he first We-
man in be chosen a park commissimi—
er in this city. began her term of oiilce
today. She is Mrs. 1101111: B liillyer
and the board of sldcrrnen. yesterday.
moat.
mum ... ,
Ilavo you c houlle to rent?
Sentinel to lot sd.
Try a
Stile oi
Ferris Lawn
Swings
i-passcngcr Swings. value
$5.98. at 64.98.
2-pasoangor Swings. vuiue )1
64.98.11t 83.69.
B. K. MI'I‘OHELL, UNDERTAKER
HOUOI FURNISHER
conuen WALL limo 111011 are.
uonwout. noun.
m
horwulk Branch Office oi
The Eveuimz Sentinel
I
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.. . “4...“... M... _ My”...
A.'M.. has appointed the followlnn
committees for the slate council: .
State of the Order-”H. J. Senior.
“Bridgeport: iii. Ci. Hartley, Don-bury;
A. 1. 0111111111. scathington.
Law Committee-A. "r Boon. Nor»
Wish; R. J. «Boob, New Britain; 1!. it.
Holbroolr. Bridgeport.
Appenla—«L. I) Menard. Lituhilold:
F (3. Clark. Waterbury: William
lithium. In. New Haven.
.tli‘lneuce and WWW. s Judd.
blew 111111111...- M. L. 11111111111. Manchu»
tor: ill. b. cleric. Middletown. ' - '1
W MIMWH. C. (Stereos. Simm-
Pl. Manson. Warehouse
Point; W. 8. Holt. new haven.
'lirsnsportutlohwli‘. G. hurry. Win-
i
a
iDEAL FOR THE RUMMER
" ‘ TIME
Combination
,wlll be observed.
'most interesting ritualistic ceremon~
1 . ‘ too A canton
BY
Horace R. Nash, Cor. N. Main St West Sts.
WILL RECEIVE TENT.
Red Men to Get TraVeIing Tepee on
Thursday.
Members of l’nugussctt 'l‘ribe, I. 0.
R. \i.. of Dunbuiv are .111'unglng a
big niizht for Thursday. when the cere-
mony of receiving the traveling tense
it Is one of the
it's of the order and each of the mem—
bers of the tribe has been granted the
privilege of inviting one friend.
The traveling tepee, which is a tent,
well covered with insignias and decor—
silons from mom or the tribes oi the
state: will be taken to Dnnhu‘ry by a
dole atlon f1om Uncns Tribe, of
South Norwalk. '
The visit to the Red “lion in Dan~
bury will be that occasion for a pleas—
ant evening, and the members of the
committee in charge of the affair have
planned a series of addresses. A
smoker will follow.
SUING JUDGE DOWNS.
Judge N. (3. Downs. of Stamford. a
prominent member of the FairlieId
County Bar. is being sued by the
state of Connecticut to recover on a
bond given by Judge ‘llowns as trus-
tee on the estate of William P. Jones,
of Stamford. It is claimed that Judge
Downs filed an accounting in the
Stamford probate court and in which
he failed to account for $5. 500 The
matter has been pending in the
courts since 1906. Judge llowns says
he tried to file an accounting which
included the sum in question. but
that the heirs to the Jones estate
raised legal objections. Judge Reed
,of the civil superior court is hearing
evidence in the case.
Golden Moments
Think of the pleasure spoiled—o!
the unnecessary paln' andi discomfort.
you 've hnd~then DECIDE to have
your ey cs enamined today.
OPTOMETRY
The correction of eye troubles. our
specialtywit's done exactly and relief
is certain if we tit your eyes.
Call today for examination.
Fenwick‘ Optical Co.
UNITED BANK BUILDING
Rooms 7-8
97 WASHINGTON STREET
Hours-~13 to ii: ‘lO 11.111 and l' " :45 to
111. Monday 11nd Sutuuiuy. 7 to
9 p m.
l
“W. F. Wigmore 81 Co. ,
DRUGGIfiTB
a North Main 8L. Bo. Norwslk
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TRAVELERS” 4
Liability.- Policies
. , Protect
-1 Automobile Owners
nexus ”our hares
.I. M. Layton '81 Co.
Iaeusaucs nun nsAt earars
ensure
authoritarian J
........ ammo? :
trons 111.1. team's .
5011 A GALLMI
H a
we guarantee the weather wear ‘
‘ south Norwlllt. (it.
’ ‘ our compound for three years. Wri
tor estimates. 1 Correspondence ii in»
Norwalk Chronicler