Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 26, 1911 · page 9

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, 1 Minot and emcieut
service at a! time. ,
1Peraunal at noon sir-21’ 1“.
on to all probcriptlon ,

,‘.’WDI‘K. . .1 '
Chair: for our trout:
pullout. Guide in and
wait for your in.

humor: RHARMACY

J. PARKER. Manager _‘

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Mrs .T B. Smith, or Osborn avenue,
11‘th hols 316151171 quite latch is improving
ancelVy.

 
 

 
 
 

M
Philip H. Fielding; of. East avenue.
who a visitor in New York city on bus
iness. yesterday. ,1 1

The cool weather is being enjoyed to
.the fullest extent by all and sleepless
nights are a memory.
A meeting of the onlciai hoard oi the
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church will“ be held this evening, and
a,ff11il attendance is requested.

 

 

 

 

‘p’l‘he Methodist class held a very in-
} _V tereeting and instructive session, last
eiening, in the East Avenue church A
goodly, number of the members weie
present.

 

 

1'VV‘V1V‘WVllliVan Shea, of East Norwalk, is
again working at the Central Food
Company. Mr. Shell has the bent wish-
ed of his many friends for success in
111.11.110.11.

 

 

V The newborn which A. l... Hai’ucr
is, having erected in the rear of his

block. in East Washington street. is,

 

nearing completion, Contractor Charles
H. Alsthorpo being hard at worlr.

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more is understood to be due to the”

stealing that the hill is debated in the

house“. One leader in the house’thia
‘ii i

h V any,

. , Vbo disagreeing «11o... IleVsaidt

 

 

1 seeslon passed so much "patch work. "

: damages in case of death due to ac.
' oidont which one recoverable in the

chicken out. _

Tueuday in order to make a- Jhow oi
ueuath in favor of the measure. . Thi

general assembly had gone “legisla
tively crazy." for never before had a

new. path Limit.
The" house this ulternoon pasted a
bill which strikes out the umu‘ of

courts. The bill passed is the some
as the present law with the words
“not exceeding live thousand dollars"
All the amendments oi-
{gored warehoieated. The chiet amend-
ment who that introduced 'by Repre
sentutive Books and this was rejected
on a roll call vote 01155 to 23.
.The bill as paesed‘reads as follows:
"in all actions surviving to or.
brought by an executor or administra-V
tor for injuries reciting in death,
whether instantaneous or otherwise,
such executor or administrator may
recover from“ the parties legally in
fault for such injuries just damages.”
Both the Republican and the Demo:
ocrutio parties in their convention;
platforms last fall demanded the to
pool of that portion of the death dam-
ages law which fixed a limit on the 11111-1
no of a human life. Many months ago
the judiciary committee was favorable
to reporting the hill just as it paused
today, but the bill did not reach the.
house until two weeks ago. When it
was brought up for debate many am-
endmonte were offered. V There was
much activity in certain quarters ngailh
at the passage of this bill. Most of the
labor organizations were in favor oi}
an arbitrary limit on the value of a.
life. The passage or the bill today was.
accompanied by lengthy debate.
Without a word of opposition raised
the senate agreed with the house on
the ‘dinkey" bill so—cullod which

 

The Mayflower baseball team are
scheduled to play the Springwoods.
31.11.1111.an the [miner's oval. The

. game will be one for blood both teams
being confident that they are the win-
ning aggregation.

 

 

Active propmations are being made
by the yachtemen who are planning to
Vpurtlcpate in the motor boat parade
whichiu ill be held Saturday afternoon
indications are that about 0101 y bout
owner in East Norwulk will tulle part.
It should be understood by all that
not onlv the larger crafts are desired

 

 

but the small ones are desired and urg-

ed to enter in the event.

The Dory Social (‘luh held 11 special

it;

meeting, last evening, at their roman,
in Core avenue. at which time ur-rauge l

a clumbakc,
ls~l

ments were made ior
which will be held on one of the

provides that. a railroad shall not
charge a passenger without a ticket
lmore than the regular [are plus tho
the come rehatablo excess. This bill
Viwus urged in the house as on not to
bring about (air play to passengers;
timellng out of Hartford to New Britt
pin and Bristol who do not buy “zone"
tickets before boarding the c1118.

{ Search Light Bill Passes.
The senate passed the 'trolley
scorch light" bill after a warm do»;

lame. This blll,11'11loh pro1ides that
motormen on cute mutt turn off their

Escurchllghtu when approaching witlu
in two hundred feet of a vehicle on
n hlnhu 111 was reported favorably ear»

‘11 in the session. Many senatoru;

thought it was singular that the rail-4

road committee ehould report the bill
it‘lther members declared in (11101 oi
lsuch a hill Senator Spoilacy claimed
that although 11 fine of 37 was to ho

 

lands. to be designated M u "my date. ' imposed on the anionic of the railroad

on lingual 13 The boys are plunniug‘
to make this the gala Occasion oi the
year and ii’ the some degree of euccosa'
is attained us that which they lime. on i
joyed in their other social cvcniu, tin 1'ch
in no doubt but what their ambition will
' be attained. The have have rccenllyl
had their rooma improved in the way immediatelv Senator Judson
of hard wood doors and othoi 1111.111 ha V‘
which go to make 11. most comfortable»

club house.

 

The blast Noru'ulk Yacht. 11qu race "“““"' 99"“W ””9““ “‘V "‘9, “2”" The house banned 11 rrouowd 00113111 A mural ammo examination win
committee held a meeting. last mm” 5“” that rm”) ““3 a? hunch tutional amendment providing that be hold for the wngtmn 9‘05. oilice on
evening in the clubhouse, on the “V“ Milli" “‘9 ”0 ley compun an M1 judge» of city, police. borough V and July 39m W South Norwalh. to “up.

'ilcnodlct li‘urmn' bridge. at

to the winners.

Ketcth1' (barometer) ; third. F.
1.1mm, had, (sold buruuo pin).

0: Philip 1r. Fielding.
smith and William Wioko.

van-m WW.

- INSPECTED B l; G FASTOBY.

 

Room-emotive: of the linker Nation-

alrlro Prevention taciuoorlnc
company More.»

 
 

' Two .oi the representatives oi the
t‘rolrer Rational We Preventionddugl—
nearing company. of New Tori: city.
were in south Norwulk, this morning.
and made their usuéi inspection or the
it a G factory. in Ann atreetwannorlui
V tending. also, the tire drill, in which

the emntoyeeo are becoming aurprlu»

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. , 1pm; to the plant at braced
. ‘ make an modelled of the,
an n tarantula and 111 lilo 1th '

‘ «It at influence.

which
time some of the prince won at the
moon hold on July 4‘11'cro given
The following prizes
were awarded: (lines (1. cabin boats-w
ih'ul prize to Cranium tilduey F. Word
(silver cup); aeooud, Commodore Siluu
iii.
(llusu
13.11-1wli‘irst, Richard iloyt (moeruchnum
pipe); noooud. Arthur Hoyt (buttery
urmotn). Tho committee is composed
Edward 13.

10nd company fox each violation this
‘ilnc ln elicit would mean the motor-
mnu‘u nuaou. At the request or trol-
lcymen who claimed that they had not
been heard on the bill. Senator Spell-
ucy had the matter re committed Tb
duv the report came in unl'uvorubly.
wuutell
information an to the lcglulatlie comet
malt. and an explanation why in the
closing daya such a report should lib

given orders to turn all the eearclii
lighiu when vehicles are met. A‘ llvo'
ly dllferouoe of opinion was brought
out. 11 number of the ueuaioru atrial;
their view in no unccrii’dn manner.

At thlu point the senate 10 to 9 do
cllued to reject the bill .

Peruonalltlu tutor Again.

011 the question oi phenolic over the
unfavorable report Senator Hookih
uuld he did not wiah to take from ,n
motormun any at NI meagre earninq‘Vu
but he did believe that the comnauj
should be compelled to have its mold .
man turn oil neuron lights when a]
preaching vehicles on highways. lie
thought Senator Buoiiacy, through
“hie employment by labor organ ‘1
Mona,“ had loot. his good iuuomqt
on this matter and Willi ton auxin v
to aid the corporation. He said out
the matter of working for the la 1'
men and for the corporations was in
matter of conscience. it he know the
corporation did not want this bit
he was adding "the 11in oi tremu lo
the sin oi hypocrisy " "in the concur
hiding behind the labor organisatlot

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 

‘ator Hooker "The senator from tip
Third lino meantime: reminded in
urine incrednm or our oathot all! e
Vaau iron: January, to July has told a

 

1 could not let Vgo by the remarkq oi

‘ reason, in order to be absolutely sin

. voting “yes" his

«oil.

to help the corporations?" asked Batu '

“i but. interest in and devotion to t e 1

no man that he .. ‘
Senator mm as VVta‘Vceti'ouo but he

Senator Hooker.- V V, ,

absolute truth that during the
years he had served in the solicit he
had never received a cent in compou-
sution nor accepted a retainer irom any
labor organization. The motion he
would not serve on the labor commie
tee was because he was counsel lot
.the Lady Garment WVork‘ers' union dur-
ing nom- struggles in Hartford and
had a cane pending in the civil aide 0f
the Common Please Vcourt. For this

 

core. and to roll "at the law which too
bids 3. member 0111 acting in any ca-
pncity {or interest seeking leglelatimy
he had declinedito sit on the commit-
toe. The aeorchlight bill be had on-

ielt that the imtorman would softer
and the company sought to secure a
legislative whip over its employee. He
got the bill uncommitted at request (it
the president of the trolleymen‘e‘ union,
who out behind him, but wbnaemame
he did not. know. The request was
made that the trolloymcnmlghthuve
a hearing on it. The remarks oi sena-
tor Hooker vthe senator said. were up-
gentlemnniy. false, and the 11th b! an
ungentlemanly senator.
The Line-up.
After further discussion the bill was
passed 12 to ll. Those in tho atlirmu
live ware: Marlowe, Dickurman. Mare-
den, Parker, Blntt. Lounebury, 11.11.111.11.
Liar-lien, Peck, Judson, Donovan and
Moore. Those against: Spoilacy, Faun.
Bailey, Mitchell. Shunley. Paddock
(who announced that he voted than
way in behalf of the Bridgeport tin-V;
ion), lirinunuuie, Frisble and inboard}
Senator Woodrutl‘ presided. and while
vote won not need-
ed for record.
The following bill also was purified in
the senate:
The superior court may asuiyn . to
any woman (firmed by such abort uj
part or the estate of herdmsbund and.
in addition thereto. or in lieu thereof.
may order alimony be paid lrom the
husband's income. may change her
name and may order alimony pendente
lite to be paid to the wife in- uny coin
plalnt or cross bill for divorce pending.
in ouch court. in fixing the amount,
which in proper to be allowed. the
court shall take into consideration the
amount of the husband's income, whe-
ther the name in derived from properly
already acquired. or 'from hh’l own pen
sonul daily exertions or from both. and
whenever an order is made 101' the pay-g
meat. at stated periods, oi alimony
from the income at the husband the
court may at the time 0! lsulng such
order llx upon a definite amount which
may at any time he paid by the. hue-
bnnd in lieu of all periodical payments

the moment of ouch amount Any or
der tor the payment of alimony irflm
lucomo‘muy at any limo thereafter be
not auntie or altered in such court.

For Election of Judun.

town courtu shall be chosen by the
people at. town electiona utter Novem-
ber, till-l, election to ho blonnlully.
’l‘lila amendment is continued to the
next uauembly. Another proposed um.
eudment providca that appeals to
courts may be granted from order: or
doolniunb oi executive or udmluisirm
ilvo uuthoritiet; also that new trial:
may be granted for erro committed by
the. court in arriving at coucluuionr or
fact as well an hi error at law.

An uninvornblo report una made on
u propelled amendment which would
provide the initiative and referendum.
A mluorlti1 oi the committee diuonh

 

FOPE HAD REGTLBSO NIGHT. _
VllOME, July 20.~—Thopopl ,iim a
reutleur night. due to the, lever exper-
ienced, but this morning hi! throat was
not to com and the heartened; bullion
honed. Addressint Monsignor Bitten.
Maior Dome of the “Vatican. the pow
1m said that he hoped to be able soon
to resume his linoleum.

. Al.” Vid‘i‘lM DIAD. :
GENEYA. Ewitsorland. Julyffilw
The body at Home mammary ner-
lubed on the hide or
the Alan. was: buried,

VV‘ wife. at illicit. N. 1’., are unending two
wealth in town. V 1

passed when it first came in because he ,

donor: or ii. C.

Him)“ 11 stone bud sustained a out which
‘necoesitnied the taking of live stitch—

whlch would otherwiae accrue alter}

1 Howard Patience. at Brooklyn. N. 1'..

 

 
 

- chart to obtain any rotor. The straw

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

V Bishop crane. . manila land

train a visit with relatives at BFifihI
ton Beach, L. i 1

 

Joyeter bode boann Friday and con-

i
Witches until Sort. 20.1

 

Joseph d. Hyatt. who has been very
"1.111111 recovered and resumed his
duties at the town house.

 

Rev. A. (l. Iioyuton, pastor'ot the
Methodist church, icit tovm. Tuesday,
on a vacation tourgthrough the west;

W _-
Eight members of Camp Nineteen‘
from Cull Pasture bench visited 00111-
no bench. Monday. in two large cancer.

 

are spending their vacation at Asbury
Parlx. N. J-

 

J. Suntord Gregory. bookkeeper at
the Fmbulmlng factory, is enjoying a
week's vacation with a party or

Jéylng on auto tour to the White
Mountains ate stopping in town for
a few days '

 

side lmf is greatly enjoyed by
sueatu and catches of u dosen black
lish ureraglng a pound each are at

common occurrence ‘

 

The Weatport hull team defeated
the Xavier nine of Daubury, Sunday,
9 to 1. The Weapon. team will prob-
ably discontinue their Sunday games
owing to luck of funds.

 

The annual clumbnho at the rush
Godfrey at Lyons
Plains on Saturday was largely ut-
tcuded. Music was: turnlahed by
George Banks, of this place.

The Wefiti ‘ 1111111111131 Sunday
school will flcnlo nl iioton Point.
Tluuaday. The members are request-
cd to meet at the church at it a. m. and
take the 9:11) car lrom Hotel Square.
in attempting to dive into the water
at Compo beach. Sunday, Vincent Coa-
iello. of Norwalk struck his head

 

on to close.

 

George E. Hoyt. the oysicrman who
was shot and killed in the sensational
shooting nitray on a North Adams.
(Mans. ) trolley car Saturday. won a
former Weatnort roaflioui The re-
mains were brousht‘to this town Mon-
day .ior‘ interemont.

 

important meeting several dare ago
to diacuaa what should be done about
the sewer and drain that is greatly
annoying the Suuantuck maideutn.
Chloi Quinlan has also asked the dis-
trict committee for bone for Europe's
new chemical tank.

 

llsh a rogiuter oi. oliglhies tor clerk
(111qu and female) trout which one or
mom appointmentb are expected to
immediately iollow ma others as the
condo oi the once may require.

 

Among tho arrival: at the Benchslde
inn are‘ Bil; Frederick Marauder and ill.
a. Road, of VuVauu, Cuba. Both men
are lenders in the industrial develop
mont oi the inland. Captain and Mrs.

one time commander of the United
States naval heat 0: Haiti. now head
or theV New York Nautical collagen“;
also guests at the ion. The Boston la-
dlen‘ orchestra render a concert pro»
tram ench'niternoon and evening.

oov. sitowm vsav occur on

our boon.
Governor Baldwin oi Gonueotlout to»
day declined to diucu‘u the presidential
bee. limiting his notice or did current
boom to preheat his name to the Dem-
ain-alto mountain: convention to the
“element that he would not make all

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

lion that Governor unionist. aloud

rind into an _ by“ on hands on he

 

l .
Mina Rebeccu‘ London has returned ‘ ‘

 
 
 

 
 
 

The Motion. aeolian on the natural "1-

 
 
 

advise other permits underlay a. I did
to get Dean’s Kidney Piile at Plalated a V
Drug Store and rive them a on "—- ‘
(Statement given April 26, 1906. ) V

on June 22. 1911.1ahe‘ said: ‘I am only
too willing to confirm my former state
ment, regarding Dunn's Kidney Pills.
This remedy certainly did good work
in my case " ‘

cents. Fostenliillburn 00., Builaio,
Misses Julie and Therese Hangs NewVYorlc, sole agents torthe Halted
man, who are employed in Bridgeport. States.

blends cannibal; on Cockeuoo Island' .

Archibald JohnthV‘on and 11min of

Bethlehem. 1’11” who have been 011- V

The fishing in (rout of the Beach-
the '

 

lien and you will know that you are

The Weatnort are district held an ,

 

.1

A, first taken with V
it would ve spar-

 
 

inproved my condition wonderfully!

ante Deposit Boxes 33 and $5 per year

,- FRFFD'EBIOK H.

E. H. Mathowaon ,.'.l Wallace Marvin ‘
John H.111 Knapp

Ghrlutlan Swat-t2
, 89.11111” Grumman Lawn R. Hurihutt

anuxiu‘o
V cumin: and Profile
“171000.00

‘M

VCVVapltal

Apavilion) V

W

eowm H. navauweoh. PIS-V.
JOHN H. KNAI‘P lat VlooPrei. .

dowi‘iu. 2nd Vic-
w1trnao acowcht. cumu- V

DIREG‘TORB

 

John H. Light a 1
Fred. H. Rowan ‘

Henry 8. Lockwood

 

 

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, Ro-findorumcni.'\ \, V .
When Mrs. Flags was interviewed

For sale by all dealers. Price, 50

Remember the name-«Dean arr-and
tithe no other.

 

 

 

When in need of Ice. phone us your
order. 11 vrlll receive prompt atten-

getting the best and purest ice on the
market. We can’t explain why, but
aomehow or other our ice seems to
last longer than other ice. Phone 580
today tor a trial order.

'Brookside Ice Co.
PHONE 580

ermine Storage. N. v., N. u. a. H.
R. R. Freight Vnrd. Ann 8%. So. Nor.

 

THAMER

GLASSES THAT WERE FlT~
TED A YEAR AGO

may or may not be right uow~
you cannot tell. We employ ex.
perienccd Ocullata to examine
your eyes and tell you. if the
glasses are right.

I? Atlantic Squire, Stamford. Conn.
Open liiondny a Saturday Evening.

 

 

 

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. BRITISH Prone, anousao.

 

Liberate, loom on a Prompt Pang.
of the Vote Bill.

LONDON. July 25.-~Yeaterduy’a
acme in the House of Commons when
the Opposition denied 11 hearing to
Premier Asquith. who sought to move
consideration or the inrdn' 11111611111
menu to the veto bill, resulting in the
arbitrary auapcnulon oi the sitting by
Speaker Lumber. has really nrouueo
public inherent in the constitutional
oriaiu regarding which the people gen—
erally had before reiuaod to take more
than pausing notice.
The Downing ptrcot home of the
cublnut and the vicinity oi the House
or Parliament today attracted many
cariou- oim who on ocmnlom of apo-
ulai political activity are anxioua to
no the participants in the strife. At
the political club: and elmlwhere 11 we
rioty oi ouluionn on to the outcome
moon crowned. The wherein believe
that the treatment to which Mr. As-
with was lubieciod will land to still
on the Funk: of the minimum if that
in ammo-y and make them lualgt
upon the prompt Damage or the veto
bill failing which the required number

the insulation will he created.
bulimia “THING suave.

W,
Had Many ammo This dawn.

13mm ”“431! “Hill”.

You Save All

of 'Weight in the

 

-‘SUMMER

of peers to ensure the enactment. of '

 

Manager new... but" from m Hm

Wilbur Thomas. “who conducts the

hidorabloti‘auhlo this “mo in are

the. Juice
and a. lot '

Meat if you
V‘ BROIL 1
1 with

 

1 Call at our store and main

W. F.W1g1uore

8' North Main 8L.

 

 
 

for V501:

 

 
 
 

for yourself

 
 

 
 

onuoolofl
do Ma

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

During July and Acid“
our store will close on V‘

murdayl at 1 p. m. At yo

 
 
 

service every other .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

day from 7 a.'m. toll in

1"

10 mm at, East do put
Telephone 452..

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Housatonic
Power Co.

 

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TELEPHONE CALL 720

“151' uouwaui

Shore Dinners and All Kinds oi
Sea Food Cooked to Order

Jiliii P. [lillllliilt PPPP

 

 

SPECIALS

for Saturday

$1.25 Hammocksat . . . . . . . . . .ch
$1.25 Croquet Sets at .. . . . . . .951:

Good quality :51: Tip Mattingw
a‘IICOohflclfillqutlQIUQ‘InIJIDC

F. A. mount

noun runulouln

W

NDIWALK. CONN.

' .
m

hormik rune one. a ..
, mama: Sentinel

PATH“ DWI! UP SON FOR DE-
IDIRTION. "

 

 

mm to ll‘mV Wright to 11.1w» "do
. . , oral Authorities. _
countdown my 211 wrioya n.
11111111111. Who 1.1611631 train the artsy.
we: turned our to Captain or Police

lather. William P. Philll The round
can minus in t a Third Battalion.

 

or own air more bathing

 

 

 

28. Eat River. New York

cent Sunday). at 3 11. an, . ,
received at Norwalk no to _ .
m and South Norwalk up to 1:

p.111
”0R 0" "BUSE Norwaik Stealnboat Co
‘ . 11min. 1.3.1.1111. (1.0.1199
(Gregory Boulevard) Lona.

 

THE NEW scrub

Chiro motto is the sciaticafo
cause 0 the disease and the an,
lusting the some. ,
by a wrench. twist or sprain" in
back. Even if done in o ildh
creates pinched nerves 3
later life in the diiierent orsnull‘
limbs
‘ Chiropractors remove the all“
this disease and pain. 111111;.
restored through harmonic g
nerve systems in your body.
Nervoueness, Rheumatism.
sis. Heart. Kidney and Female
cases are given special uttentiuu
Curvature or the Spine.

31.95 Porch Rockers at. . . .. $1.59 .

coma wan. A... man on.“

Itobert it Nowell modular by his .:

V urine brim WW8“. our nation. ‘1

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Freight Propellers V leavo’

~ Dammit

Definition oi Chiropractic
Diseases are

poll?

on

in Jun a mood plain
or Va “Inlay." ,
finally “topped. it» .
calving biotin. "A '
claim can. VV

 
 
 

 
 

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