Onwru
filled
” gar Drqudnts at the
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and emoient
service at all times.
Personal attention giv-
en to all prescription
work. “
Gheirs for our trolley
patrons. Come in and
wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager
L
John Westlnc and father. of Provi-
dence. ii. 1.. are the guests of Charles
Ericson. of (love avenue.
The weekly prayer meeting of the
East Avenue Methodist church will be
held this evening. as usual.
W
Edward Phillips. oi East Norwalk,
has taken a position with Edward Gor-
dian}, oi East avenue, as gardener oi
the place.
The weekly prayer meeting of the
Swedish Congregational church will
he held this evening. Rev. (‘huries J.
Anderson occupying the pulpit.
Miss Marion A. Reid, of Fitch sirccl,
'is spending' two weeks at Haden's
Landing in the Catskill Mountains.
with her uncle, George \V. Sinuson.
The Rcv. Lester lv‘. Reynolds \villv
occupy the pulpit at the Advent {‘hris.1
ilan chur at the weekly prayer mull
praise meeting. which will be held!
this evening.
t‘il.
Mrs. N (iartner and daughters. the
Misses l'vannlc and Catherine Gartutvr
and son. . \‘nthun tiatlnel. of Scilcnec
lady, N. Y._ are the guests oi .‘dr. and
Mrs. (.iot’n‘at- lit-vitvr. of blast \\‘aslting-‘v
ton street.
m
One of the new
boxes, .\'o. 31p.
the alarm systtvm'
situivtd at lill.‘ turmoil
of Rowan shot-Z and Has: avenue. was'
tested out. last evening. and l'onnd to
hell) pct‘i‘cct cr. ltli ion ’l'llt other box is
situated near the .\la1\lu sv ‘iool. and
between lllt-lll the t..0 St‘iltltlis are
pretty well pt‘tltct‘tctl. l
Alonzo \\'. \‘x'lllvt‘vcr. of liast Xi)!-
waik, is llill‘lldiilll the annual rtvunion'
. of the 'i‘\\'tvlt'.\-llllrd
_ War microns.
Envin liocit, today. Mr
”regular (lilt‘lldillif tncsc rcunluns,‘
and usually t-nloys a com] ”aw. in-
(iicuiions iilt' that today will be pt. cs-
ceptlon to the rule.
William A. 'l‘llxmpsul.
street. the \lml-knmrn
took a vacation. yostcrdn...
tiine in many
litvglntent. (it'll
“'llll’il l~ lining lipid ill
\\'ll€t:lt*l' is ii‘
iii
oi Lorena;
i.\lll‘i‘b'illllilll.I
in" Hill ilrntv
years. liiiillf'.’ a trip in
Shelton. woe-re be inspected u larm.
hlr. Thompson was back this morn-
ing. and on his job bright and early.
diurini; his absence Joseph Phillips
hid charge ol‘ the trucking,v business.
At a meeting of the Turkey lllll
bmhull loam. held last evening. Mau-
uger 'l‘omvhiartlu sulnultlcd his rosin-
nation and int- same was accepted.
Mr. Martin roitlsln' to be pol'sttadotl‘
t0 Wililll lilo leadership of illi’ ltiilln.‘
On vote oi tin.v club. \t'llllam Motion:
was elected to succeed Mr. Martin autll
Charles liulllor was elected captain oi“
the team. the new olllco burlap. hocnl
created to lighten the duties of tho
manager.
John ll. lilitnnnlcdlou. oi the llrtn
oi it‘iiolnmcdlou llrothnra. had a natw.
row escape l‘roni injury. yesterday al-
teration. when he and his wittvol fouled
a dog and all three wont down in a
heap, John and a basket oi pouches on
the underneath ahlo. Mr. l.'ilommev
(lion was riding down idoaviow uvouuo.
opposite the ilollrou building. carrying
a bitukol oi pcmivhos. when. without
warning, Mr. t‘uuluo trolled directly
in from ot‘ the When]. There was it
munch. an exclamation and all logetlier
took a. tumble. The pouches were sout-
toretl around and out up in lino shape.
ready [or pouch shortenlte. and John
was not a little out out. No liiiurioll
“ were sustained by either John or the .
dog.
The iieniicker (‘iltlh hold another
joyous afternoon session. yesterdsy.
sit the L‘tlommodlou Brothers store.
in East Washington street. The re-
union was held in honor of Uncle Den
Petty. or Bellport, who was a visitor in
East Norwsllr yesterday. ,The feature
oi the session was the renewal of the
Musininnce of Uncle Don and Walter
ambit. The letter was at one time
' 'mtmaster in East Norwttiit. when the
oil/co was located in Everett‘s meat
lurker. During those days Uncle Dali
iris: a young blood and boarded In the
Wet. where he was engaged in the
more business. fl‘hé ifieii mirrors:
153W“ \ctvvratw oi"
1\ant‘otl static ill lll‘v.
.uot such for
‘ illnli dlltucr
Asthma-1' Asthma!
POPHAM’S A5THMA REMEDY
gives instantrcliof and an absolute cure
in all cases of Asthma. Bronchitis. and
Hay Fever: “Sold by drugslrtis; mail on
receipt of price $2 on.
Trial Pill-huge by mall 10 cents.
W" LIAMS MFG. C0..Ptom- -. Cleveland, Ohio
For sale by The Ciiliiord Pharmacy.
u. H.
Dan Petty. Jerome Smith. Daniel
L’Ilomtnedieu. .lohn R. l.'ilomrnodieu,
'lliomus sham and Walter iioyt .
VETERANS PLAN eon GENERAL
Reunion.
Civil War Survivors to Meet at Hartg
..ford Oct. 4.-—-—Great Camp Fire Will}
Be Held in the Millie Armory.
The survivors or the Connecticut
regiments oi the Civil War and the
survivors of regiments oi other states
who now make Connecticut. their
home will gather together ill a grout».
reunion in Hartford on \Vedilesdtiy.l
October ti. it will he the first general
reunion of all the Civil War veterans
of, the state that has ever been held,:
and it summary 01’ the plans, which
are not yet completed. however. gives
an idea of the size of the affair.
The reunion will be held in the. state.
armory and the titizons of iiattiord
are expected to do a good deal towards
helping the day to a successful con i
ciusiou. No general reunion ol the vet
crops. in- the state has been attempted
before. and the plans had been vaguely
considered tor a great reunion and:
mzltvln‘atlon in 1915. marking the .‘it ill
anniversary of the close of the worn;
But the rapidity with which the ranks:
oi the old recipients are being depleted
caused “the men higher up" in- Grand
Army circles to decide it would be best v
to hold the reunion as soon as possible
in Connecticut at. the present tlmc
are about -i.5t‘lo survivors of the lived
ty-nlnc regiments of volunteers who
represented the Constitution State in
the great coutlict. Added to lllt‘fic art.‘
the survivors oi the two batteries and
the troop ol' cavalry that ulnoiivcnt to
the wat from Connecticut, .\ largo
lllll nbel of victims who enlist-rd and
.lotltihl under the icaitnentnl stand
ards ct' other still-iii also now lllilii'"
"onncv‘titut. their home. it is evil-
tllul there are about
the ('ll'll War umv.‘
naturally. i‘.
mated, lltcrtvl'ot‘c.
in the stoic. lil‘ tlllvvtv.
lart‘e number arc in too iconic a cott-
tl‘ltinn til llculin to allow their illitlllriv
lIlL‘. the reunion. but it tiltv plans oi
the committee in charge (if tiltv luat»
i«.~l‘ sluncllllng lilil'
a cloud 0! l..’d|l| to Limit vctoruns will
initkc Hartford lllclr llOllllllliiii'll'l‘! on
(it-tuber i. Ti‘dl dalc was chosen luv-
(‘iliii-ll‘ it has lwvn remarked that iilt‘
\‘.(‘t'l\ of (‘lcioltcr l to .\ liars had clear
Wi'dllll‘l‘ [or many 'l‘hv‘
ln‘idtt- tvtvlt-lii‘zttinn was held duv. in: that
do no go astray.
_\‘(‘1il'r‘l I’ll.“
\\’Iv‘t‘ii llll‘t‘iv )Q‘Jl‘fv lull).
Tao tt-nnion will lltlm place entirely
in tho lll‘k‘ tlml‘. at: tho v-vlcram can
has |l_\ l‘i‘ tvxptvciul lo .tttltltl tin- visor»:
of :1 loan day‘s meeting in their uti-
it is plulllicd that
the rtvullnt-nln hold their t‘rvgimcntal
rttuzlnns in liltv moraine. These will
lvc hold in tho \'ili‘li)ilri rolnpttny rooms
in tho armory. The general rlvllnlnn
will be bold in tho :lllcruouu. No tor-
tntll program of tvxot‘tlws will lie at“
ranlazd; ll is tiltv desire ol‘ the \ctcrans‘
to have u sintllc. old fashioned rc-
union with no fol tnal speeches or other
tzlii llzii lu kccp llltm from having loll-i. '
(hills with tomtutleu whom tillvr limo
years or from enjoying
lllctnsoivcs ill a lllililllt r not too lit‘lmz.
’i‘ltl'v people oi Hartford will have
their opportunity to do honor to the
vlvlmuns who have chosen the Capitol.
(‘lly as their dumping. ground. ’l‘luv
.latlltvu oi tho city will be united to fur“
for the visitors at noon.
and llllliiit‘»nllil'ill.'ii t‘itlzcuu will lav.
asked to lend their automobiles in the
hilt- ullcrnoun ttnd show tho voturuna
tho ill't‘lliltvl‘iili‘lii null bonnie liuuullm
ol' Hill town. ’l‘ito o oriititlt‘li illl
charlie will shortly issue currents for
support along these lines. and it ghoul
wilhuttl saying that liartiord people
will not "prion up" the honor oi tlollliil
lluttutiitv and allowing how glad illtivy‘
urn to welcome to the My iill.‘ incu‘
who ropreuonltvd tho. slain in the
areal conflict. The auto rldo ill-lite
lulu uitornoon will clone the reunion.
and most of the veterans. it in ex»
throughout tllu state that evening.
The veterans in chorus firmly state
that there is no "celebration” or "on.
salvation" of the start. of the Civil War
in convocation with the reunion. in
their opinions. the beginning or the
Civil War ohauld out he celebrnlod or
phserved; the concltlslnn’ulono should
be celebrated. That is why plans were
laid for a reunion in liliti.
'i‘he Flacrelaries' Association at the
Connecticut Regiments its» elected
the following com lithe to take charge
oi the reunion: llaries C (loartice
of Hartford. clinirmnn: Edward Wood-
house or Welhersl‘lold,. i». D. Pentium
oi New Britain. Ernacls E. Allen of
Hartford. Timothy lit-timing: ot‘lisrt-
lord and (leerge Q. Whitney of Hart.
lord. Adluianl himinons or Robert 0.
Tyler Post is secretary to the commit
too. .
it
nit-lau- We“!
mdrops trellis: industry. tail-o:
13““: ’
vilight ol’ skyrocltets.
‘illl‘
~ lilil’: hand;
((‘tiliililllilililil. do not coincide.
(nonchnlnnlly
courtroom “it“. ROM
I my , .
talus Alli llllllllillll
nus lillllll lHi llillll .
ill at Nllll tau
Congressman E. J. Hill a Sirenul?
nus Statesman and Furnished .
Connecticut Fireworks ?
The Saturday Evening Post. under.
the heading \l’ho‘s \\’lto-~~And Wity.‘
contains the trillion/lug article regard—i
ing Representative E. J. Hill and his.
activities in Congress and elsewhere: 1
Connecticut Fireworks.
Every timev Ebenezer .l. lviill makes1
a statement he pops like a hunch oil
firecrackers. Every time he makes an;
assertion he gives an imitation of a-
iivcvy little he‘
argues a proposition he blows up like
a, powder magazine; nlltl when he gets
. good in debate he sounds like a presi-
dential salute ot' lwoiltymm thirteen-
inch guns.
lie is an intense person. is Eben
ezct lZvetvthiag is oporhal lo him.
W hell he tells you it is a line day you
tlllnk he is shouting, he must have
liberty or he. must have death! The.
c on of the nation are focused on him.
l.v\ hen he. acts on a street cm. and ill
lot ol‘ til lugs lilo ilelnbllng In tho llal .
once when he gets ot’i. lie is the only
1living man who can wave both arms.’
his hair. his legs: and his thorax in the
int one and the same tlmc V-‘iiiiii‘
not lose the thread at his urgtnnivnl.
lie, whirls arilud rapidly six times
uhcn you ask him what little it
and throws sown triple: aunwrsaulls
it you dispute anything he says. ills
lla‘in arc so tzvallouscd lrotn pounding on
his desk he could make a solid made»
like living as lint-n iron-l“lslcd
Man. who breaks tho hardest rocks
with onc milzlity blur of his urlamanv
and his ordinary conversa-
tion is ccntlzlc'cti ill a crescendo that
begins throt- lldi:(‘t] llncs above the
sittl‘l‘ in ii clcl',
i. told liltlllliy o‘ librnczrt' as to tho
:-l.t'tv of km .lt‘ltlill filtIilS him in t'f'icl“
is
lllt.‘
vist‘lpu likc a lltitlc
ol ultiatvr beer;
and :lit» casual question, '(llti than.
are put sure you've all llllhl:\ktvil""
studs him l‘leili‘llttllillli alone. the coil-
lng. clnlttlna inuriituiult- sounds cac‘u
tltntv linings against liltv plaster.
\\'itat he rays. in tho last word. lilt‘ till
a} analysis. 'im ultimate trill-ration.
lvfucll ilnttv ho tlllillt'ldltfn‘ a doctrine
nlonnlnun mark lilt‘
tlt‘
llt‘ (‘li'l‘lrl a in
«wt “lit‘lv‘ tllc lrttvxolnllitv pronounce-
limit was tunic; and his Mill” and a
hall lcrtns ill t'tlnrltw‘s arc s l spit
ullh (‘l‘lltliillll.5 ul this kind lilt‘)
illuv a national tomcltvry.
l.iiit‘\\|:~dv,
‘lll‘tl
‘tltl‘a
in,» in inc Sirclltil 11.;
ilnlltil-ll and the: i-‘at‘lle and For li‘ltlllb'
iv‘lunt‘ci. "l‘ltty tin-d to think titutrni
t hath :l lltvnr)‘ tiros‘lt-nor a
Sin-
iifi Nilllt‘ tin
limiter. when luv was in ”l“ Hillir‘l‘. but
lulvvvnezuvr make:- lhc manna} look llltvv
l\\ o littlcwtu ll~lliiliit'H-ltllll‘ lhvlllllzil‘t‘ll
with the dctnonslrtlllml or tin» tout-til
dltntvnrinn \vhcn ll it'lllt’ri to that sort
tti latlllllttiell lliluwlclluc Ht‘ t‘xudos
iiuurtvs a‘ cvci‘y pore. riot hint to
talking about tvui‘u-‘nvy you titllll
iliiH.‘ in wt hint. ho sols iiilusoll or
to rcmurkiui: a luv t‘ctuarhn on tho.
lili‘llT, and no slinps statistics at his
llt‘tlitvi‘u the way Morris Sheppard
olnutv blupl; verse. lit: can and does
tulle Ht‘llellllle ii and \v’vllll it around
his itcud until it lltcrally ruins ud-
\illlvl‘tllilo and permeate-lino not an
lliiilll‘t‘llii in the liouuc.
lvibonuzcr isn't rcully good. illtllltill.
until he lutltlcs the problem oi curv
rout) ltvi’ulnl. 'l‘hoto it‘. where lit‘
chilies. when iliirl a pot plan lor cut»
rtvncy rcrorni lltul ho thought. out all
by ltlluuoll‘. which naturally it. all there
is to it in the way or settling thul uto-
lnlvulmla tilii‘iiiillil Now it so happens
that lv‘lhtuu ldlvu oi cutroncy rebuilt
and the ideas of Mt Nelson W. Aid
llcil. lulu horn ol‘ the United bibles
Senate and how sole proprietor and
manager of the National Monetary.
It also;
llappunctl. suluo time In the. past. that1
'M r. Aldrich forgetting. for the moment;
that ulllmntcnesu oi Ebenezer. suw'
lit to lmprosu his own idea“ on lira
subject. on tho (Boomers and tho couttvf
try. to tho disregard oi” the ideas or
Ebenezer. thrciot‘e, it you desire
to be heated up any cold day. stroll
into the presence oi.
Ebenezer and mention the revered
name at Nelson Wilmurth Aldrich.
A Rapid Fire Talker.
That will be all you will have to do.
Ebenezer will do the rest. ’it has
been said. when Ebenezer gets under
way on the deficiencies. doiiuuuencieu.
tisspotlsm and dimensions of Mr. Aldv
rich. you can heal‘ him for six blocks
and that he shunds like or battery ct
pneumatic riveters on the iron home
work of a skyscraper. ationtoelont
judges have averted that Mr. Hill
ehililCidten at the rate of tour hundred
and sorority-three ejaculations a min»
ale. Witnesses to out outburst my
be nimttered seven mahogany desk»
tops with the impact of his sturdy not
during two psrigrnphs or e crouch on
thel subject. Indeed. when hs’rssksh
“all on; site
‘ Llli that;
‘hlluh‘li'; when he gets under way.
.cau iol‘ci‘. kin
cries at night, tosses rest—
lessly and matters in its
sleep, is constipated. fretiul and
.ieverish, or has symptoms of
worms. you feel worried and
have your night it rest disturbed
by the little ones crying. or
perhaps because of your own
anxiety y.
i Many thousands of mothers
rel at such times upon a tried
our trusted remedy always kept
in the house.
i Millet Bay’s Steel
qultlus ill children.
Used by mothers lot 22 years. These
powders cleanse the stomach. act on
the Liver and give heelihiuillecn by
regulation the child s system. Easy
to give and pleasant
for the child to lake.
ii up n y mothers in
every community are
«sink them with spice.
did rclu
Mother. if your child
has the s milionin here .
describe you should . ~ ‘
try these powders. mm. nut.
Your dramst has Don’t gun
them. 25¢. a box. my Iubliii
Be sure you ashlar.
and obtain.
mum day’s Sweet Powders
roe OHILDRIN.
W. F. “lgmum lb Co, 8
St. South Nerwsik.
N0r'h ‘lnlv
. ”~..,u..._....... .. -_‘................. .it. .. A ~... .. .
eitllltl in the l‘clllt-‘t‘
only
(innv
aisle. whore the
thing, he can pound is the air.
he mistook tidic .latnes' bald
head tor a inniole slab and pounded
.\l.k l.t>:l;dl\tl|ll by nitric of his her
culouit strength. I
lioelteror ti \ prover
has been llll‘lt? since
in Congrcsm
moutcntr You can lull; all you please
about u poet‘s tv:
lug. bu.
None.
urn l ill“ a
alcohol
was
sili‘jiit‘l or denatured
‘.ll‘.i important attillctt
living (tilinlilu't‘l'l by
IClelfi'M‘i‘ was -
dil lilt'
when
worn; l'or denatured oi-
cohlll.
All )i‘lii had to do
iliihlli’l tlt' potato
other similar raw mil»
vL‘uiilllll it) be
.loppt-r. and out would
the denatured alcohol
.v..i.~ 2.: run the sewing
and all lllp rest of
.Jllc~v~:tiitl change lite dreary
round ill Lav
lilo tolling manta.
was to take l:ll..‘ a
pvellnns. or an:-
lcrial that ha
throw it into a
«tonic pouring
‘llili. 'u 'lll’ll.
and l‘io 'li‘-lil-4
the in. n
slozi til day.
’l‘llt'lv l
cl glorious ease.
as ill: lzull'ix a) about ll.
l‘ut is xttnv as stated ivy l‘lbtvnczer.
tonlultvl ul‘
(lie
who
\‘lbifliln ill broad and lcrv
l4illlllillt‘il lnadt,v to
llvr- ultvaus ol‘
pl‘npclfctl by elllzliltvs lot"
He! \\'.’ltvl homemade donuv
illl'lli ulcoiml; uni iii? happy agriculv
illi’ll-«is sun: vtidltza about in automo-
lllitvs siznl‘thl}. pill.t~':llvti. wllllc llm
3‘ar:ncl'.~' ‘nil‘tin‘ tioli bless them?
out stalliiualy by and watched the
churn l-ntn‘n ltvt-ll'. the washing wash
llstvli, l'vw dinner cook ltscll. and till!
cows milked by an ingenious conlt'il»
uuro l‘nr which tit-nature! alcohol lur-
lllshoti tltc power.
\\'t-'.l. it was grand! iii course it
hasn‘t hoppivluvtl rel. although the do
til it t-,
and
illllflhl‘lll Yitc rus‘o
lllu-vhilzm ..
Et‘ilit'it {in}
ll 3;
v. in ilntv ironzy roll-l
lint-it's mun l'ololvt‘, like lllll‘l ""‘”"'“‘“’"“
l
l
The host is the cheapest
harcoal V
Iron
Costs a little more than common
galvanized iron, but it wears
four times iili loan.
We specify Charcoal iron in
ollr contracts for gutters and
leaders.
Horace R. Nash
N. Main & Wen so.
S.Norwalk
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science or the
cause of the disease and the art oi uti-
justing the some. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
hack. Even if dent.v in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs
t‘ hiroprwzrtors remove the cause oi
this disease and pain. and health is
lt‘ostored thmnrh harmonizing the six
,(jfurv‘aluic of
never regret giving Chiropractic a '
he 2 chance to help you.
Hill—mints beon‘
’onc sntcessi-‘lu o! tvl'nltn‘lcal outbursts?
and a continual prnrovssiou of intense .94 WASHINGTON ST. 80. NORWALK 3
l
l
l
lllll‘illi.wil null series oil
i‘onuress. “
it was it be the rtvtloetnor ol.
handy. 2.
tulltc to tile glad lilil‘t‘Q‘S-l
'l‘llrv ‘
i)- it Ullio being good- natured. . norm systems in 5..." hour.
.tool. it all in William spirit and tit-it
i» substituted 'lltv own buidor bend oi i 5‘3:
\‘oiousness. liltcumutl m l’arnly
iiourt Kidney and Female ills
'tv tscs are giwn special attention. also
the Spirit: \ou \r‘lll:
'r. FRANCIS. D. c.
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
Notice
During July and August
our store will close on Sat-
urdays at 1 p. m. At your
service every other week
day item 7 a. m. to 6 p. m.
E. E. Gorham
Decorator
10 Pint at. East Norwaik
Telephone 452
tulltco is a tullll‘ cxptti anti :1 llntn
ciul oxprvrt~~~uud what he says tom
tnunds the atlcntioll ol‘ tho House He
is a business man and bunker
fwulit. wcli illillig in lilo sixties. and has
natured .lltulitll bill passed long ago: ‘
lull niili't‘ that than Iibt‘vilcztlr lulu mov—
ed on to tilll‘t‘llt‘)’ rebirth and to thrill
reform and to various other kinds til
rcl‘orni. dt'onrtlinp, his way through
wholovor nrtlljot‘i ouuaucd his uttctl~
lion. NCH‘H' was he liner than at a
recital Republican little convention in
l‘ountvt than. w hole ltc has so long lop
rusentmi tho iv‘tmt‘lh lllulrlct in (Nov
gross. llt.v was pl'cnltllng.
wait luluvu,
sickening int-i that one more ballot
had llt‘vt‘ll mull than there were dolo-
union on no permanent roll of the
i‘illm'lliiilii. in other word». some ur-
lleul delegate ball voted lwloo.
illltutltvaer blow up with a loud and
terrifying noise lie item a domain
citation of a large lint-it oi lmllono bo-
llitt sent up one alter another. ouch
Timed undprimod to explode ill mltiulr.
lie whirled hirt guvol'round his bend
so rapidly that contact with the curl
eiulrged atmosphere not that historic
mallet album. and for u lithe Eben
looked like the Fire King in his in-
nlous hurningdloop specialty. The non
volition quieted down presently. but
Ebenezer didn't get csim tor two
Weekswlllat is. he didn‘t get. calm for
him. “that passes for calmness with
Ebenezer would be great perturbation
elsewhere.
iiiot withstanding histondency to
get excited. Ebonerer J. Hill is an able
citizen. He is a student and his know
ledge oi iorislhtire and economic to-
pics is broad and comprehensive.
When he uses stutlrltler in a speech
he uses statistics that are statistics.
not more menses of figures. lie knows
what he is talking about, They have
returned him to congress since the
Flityl-ionrih notice. and probably will
A imlloi‘
'l‘lto (‘lillill l‘lvt‘oulotl ihli‘
.cacr‘s vicinity and bored
an ambition to no u l'nllod States Soir‘
ntor.
it you should happen to he in l-Ibeu-
drop in on
him and say something nice about Nclv
sou Aldrich or ilmuitmv lirnndcltec. or3
any other at his pcl avcrslous'. The on- ;
l.\ show i know lhal compares to that.
.lmppcns when you drop a cuktv or
two of soup in the Iloobivo tloynct out
in Yellowstone Park want! the routine
thorn furnish onotlgb excltutucnt to.
.uull. the moat l‘nslidlous.
EWOULD HAVE contract. or
r
STOCK. i88UES.
HARTFORD. Aug. i7 Jl'hc Judici-
ary committee yelllor‘du) reported a
lengthy hill plucius mtpot‘vlulon of the
issuance of aocarltlou by pt’lllllc sorvloo
corporations with tho public utilities.
commission. Tho bill permits the is-
sttlmeo of sotutrlliotl at less than par.
ii authorized by the commission after
a public. hearing. but such issuance
shall not he at n price ions titan the
minimum fixed by tho commisaion.
The penal provisions or the bill. gov-
erning the issuance of securities is
very stringent. as it provides that the
dim she‘ll be not less than ten thousv
and “dollars onlmorisonmcnt for not
more than one your. or both, for vloln~
lions. either knowingly aiding or allot-
ting. or the provisions governing the
issuance of stock. I
A punishment can also bonneted out
to the cofporatlon whore stock has
been Wrongly issued. The bill is of
considerable length and safeguards the
rights or purchasers of slack, and at.
the some little throws responsibility
uhcn stockholders tor the conduct or
the asii'lrs ohtho corporation. The
principuivohjeotj relight by the bill.
hoWever. it is understood. is to clothe
the public utilities commission with
at Nor~
Wearables
DECIDED BARGAIN’S AT
PRICE’S
SUMMER SALE
NOW ON
Price’s Clothing Store
QSiWashiugton Street
Phone No. 1185-2.
l
mean less carpet cxpcusc.
up." :znd sanitatx
the Item‘sndl‘)‘ on a
Put a hurduood llaor into tile
laid over the old iloor easily. We
the cost.
”flmfln—uwm
The Hatch & Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone 46. with Branch Stations in All Departments
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
HARDWOOD FLOORS
save. all lhe
Just a few
‘ hardwood floor.
3 And you have the true home iot‘k»~-lntuicrn. cheerful. airy.
will be .5:
“”mmw—Fm
"putting; down" and “taking
rugs. easily cleaned. iil'L' all that
Or you can have it
find to give you an idea of
iltluStv.
ll 9 \S’
you are ready
ev-t-
SEEM HARD WORK to get the heating system in
your house in good working order every winter?
Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul the fur-
nace now. and restore the worn out parts and clean
it thoroughly, so that you'll have no trouble when
to start it.
The Jones & Holchkiss Co.
17 Wall Street
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
Phone 742 Norwalk. Conn.
LOO
magneto and coil;
the manufacturers. for $1525.
39 Wall Vgtreli—wti'hono)
at the 4-door, 30
h.
Equipped with silk mohair top. wind shield, gas and all lamps. llosch
everything iirstelase.
For full particulars cull or address
F. E LOCKWOOD & CO.
Garage. Water Street. Norwalk, Conn.
p. Touring Car
Guaranteed for one year by
l
SHE THlNKS A MAN ENJOVS [1‘
because he manages to eat a tough.
stringy and jttlcoloss piece of steak or
roast bcei’ and has dyspepsia l‘ot llls'
complacency ultci‘wartls. llon‘l a
martyr to poor moulu when you can
buy prime roasts. steaks, chops and
poultry at like some prictv hero. Wu
know how to choose illt‘illti. poultry.
clo. and sell only the cllolt‘l-sl, at,
L‘llul‘nok‘s.
Charnok’s Market
76 NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. 445. FREE DELIVERY.
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A LEGAL PROBLEM.
interesting Question Likely to Be De~
aided in the Near Future.
HAR'I‘F‘ORD, Conan, Aug. 17.—~lius
the state the right to the iiowaue of
water from a river. which rises in una
otll'ér stute‘and empties ditto it eror
located in this state? This question
is likely to be determined by judicial
procedure in the near future.
Today important Connecticut indus-
tries are threatened by the decision of
the water cotnmlsslou or New York
city to divert the waters oi'l'en Mlle
i'lVel' from ih epresont dowuge into
the Crown rlvor. The Crolon river is
now very low with an esthnnled sup:
within four months. in order to mid
to this supply it. is pfliposed to spend
$1.100. Olltl in laying OVet‘llliid mains
from the Ten Mile river to the crotch
river, thus taking the entire newest;
yrrrom the Ten hills river and sending
ply of water that will be‘ exhausted
lobed by the river.‘ water.
.M. . ... ._ . i... ...t....~.o.m
and through a part of Lllrhlicid uoutr
ly in lite ulnlo of Connecticut. it now
empties into the liottuutoulo rivor til.
iiowlu bridge. just below the dam of
the New .lilli‘ord Power (Jolupuny.
which supplies electricity ior lighting
Waterbury and New Britain and run»
ning trolley ours in those cities.
The llowuge oi the Ten Mile rivmv
is estimated to ho 100,000.000 gallons
of water a day.
varied from the Honourable river. as
proposed. it will seriously damage the » .
manufacturing interests: in Birmingv
ham and Shelton. which are supplied
from water furnished from the dam oi .
the llousatoniu Water Company in tiers
by'uud also very. greatly injure many“
interests in New Milford and at Still
River. It will oraclleully’ wipe outline I
franchises owned by the power coin-5 3
ponies. which now have the riithi to j
build power plants and ill/nil them
selves or the generation; which turn.
it this water is di- ..
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Norwalk Chronicler