u
. the South Not-truth ltuptisr church (nil
hunquet,
hold :1 rennin:
Now
his lit‘llllt'l)
gone to South Windsor.
ammo-um
,, .. Mi‘t‘ANlA
“dip 003a munitioeut
a can. montage all p lute o:
Clyde Lino. altos Linc,
och Line, reaching all coast re~
and south America with the
tide. steamship Cu:- dlrect eer-
. of Bermuda. Beet accommoda-
aud best rates. Ask for circu»
"TAYLOR & GOLDEN
lnaurnnce of All Klnde
DI“
' Real limo—Town, Country and Shore
Telephone 1230
Molt-Ir- Over the South Moi-walk
Trout 60., 87.91 Waahtnuten at...
south Not-walk. Conn. .
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
£93m! Steam Packet Co. and Sit-l
" Electrical Wiring "
Fine Line of Elec-
trical Supplies
Charles Buck, Jr.
Adore-o:
61 MAIN ST. NORWALK
Telephone: Office. 001; home. 21-8
it is thin
I i us ill
Identities Joseph Leone, Alleged
White Slayer, as the Man
for the balance of tho weolt.
William lie \ml'lr. or lianlmry.
pending a low thus in Norwnllt.
a vlsli lIi
South Norwnlk. .
Williams, of Boston, has
to
Arthur N.
(‘ome to .\'mwullt
' ‘tuu‘s lllrlhtlnl'.
Plans for tho \lllllli-‘g (fluh tilllllllll
to ho hold on Itlni'rh it, iti'l‘
’ . .
progressing l'llllltll".
.,....—-
\uung \lmi's t"1l.I ulll
lll nioutlili
88551011 lUnitll‘l'tH‘. (“\‘t‘liilik'.
Si. illury's
illlhllfl‘hl’l
‘COlllit‘lllliIlll I. ll,
“It‘d lllls lxllli‘ml
his family and lionschold vil‘wls train
'13 lllil‘i‘lot :sll't‘l'” to Main sin-ill.
or lll‘llilillil‘l'é nil!
number lite in
lli'ltnin . {Gilli},
A
thorn.
Janus t‘ous‘ns. n!‘ 'i‘l'lw 3'1in
fuhot n uhltu lllilili, wh h I. 1.. found in
(qu night tilt is twirl;
I“. l... (Tllalhlloi'. Ill' Norunlk.
in Soil his
father, who is ropurioli 21,-: ‘lminu SN
lonely lll ‘
. _,., W. .
Captain H. .l. Poi-rut, of tho salvo.
lion tirniy \l'lll giro u i‘roc looturo in
Frldnv evening. The subject will be
Miss‘t‘inrn llcyscnioih of limiton
street, has (lllt‘ oi the ulunurs of tin-
New York Slants Zoilunu contest ro-
botitly. and yesterday Tt‘(‘(ll\‘t‘d n hund-
’ brook, tor twenty years
fifthe Connecticut liumnno Society.
2 mouth for n time-
't‘ecelved were mulled at .\'uw irlctiusn
some‘gold watch as u prize.
Postal cards are living rocoitod
from Postmaster it. E ('louo or Southl
tho
lust
Nortvallt. nho ls sojourning in
The curds
W.mm
il’illlum 1i. Stevens.
an agent of
acting general agent of the society
pending the appointment or it pop
munellt successor to Dwight W.
Thrall. o
Clarence E. Crotoot. president of
he South \‘ornaik branch of the .\'n~
tlonal Letter Carriers Association
and E. W. Clark. the secretary and
treasurer, wlil today attend the state
‘veutlon at Hartford as delegates
{com the local branch. John W Green-
wood is representing the City of .\'or-
. "”branch.
tie-M. S. shone. son of Rev. John
I
Skyeno, 0! Stamford, formerly oti
welk..has received orders from
up War Department to report at Fort
Governors island, for temporary
, lons‘whlch give him a second
nanny in the United States coast
cry Carps. He is to report at
fouroe, VIL, on or before Merch‘
~ , AR DINNER
served from
W.
,t'll: .\‘ontm‘duy.
lni
, Miss Grace linrlloii hos I'rtlirnotl to‘
her home in llunilnry. uflt‘r
slit-lid WllSlllilK'f
l line. is notional} lll in her homo
l
l
.
‘ to llllflltl llu- hug
‘7 nuul oonwullnn to ho hog]
53ml IiiIlll um“. ”horrid.”
hns7
lilllllt‘nt‘lllttl in John Ilt‘lllllill
l W,
.
- l ,
:Ail are invited l0 he present.
1 had snéuulned a fractured rib.
of Old Shy-1
is9
Who eu It _
lillllll clullluu ,
lllllillllllll Ills hit
its Claims ell—Witness Stand and
lie Hattie Attack tier
liltltlliidPOR'l‘. l-‘ch. lil.~~»Sensullon-
hi to u high douruo were the (luvulopt,
inputs this morning at the County
aliuu 109 Lanna,
pl Vinccl, on
Henry llul'fns, or stumtbrd. W08 .1.
o u w .' . ‘
visitor at In.» Merrill (‘ollugo in thin H "n " “a m ”mm“
Lugna was on too witness stand and
Tho L'tlurrlll Collrul- is t'lflm‘d
do) in honor of lin- birthduy (if
l on llud
plot or limititvllo for permission to toll
gl't‘bl \‘t‘nshlnuion. his slur) in his can “in mid be
m“ _...-.. would not aIl‘Isnor the (locations put
.‘liIIoIlt-a" unti tho lt‘l'llll‘t‘ '5 to him in his counsel Altoinoi lied
l0
thol
”lint host
lulll b0 ll lusirntuli lll' fill’l‘l‘illlllt‘unlt'lll‘ll Ii l'ldlllill.
All urn welcome. l it true ulit-r ho hilt! repeatedly
Mm. a. lstrIrtwi to (explain that ho nus told to
“‘55 Sil'dh Nils‘l- "f “"l‘k‘w ll“"‘(itvll hill man slur}. 'l‘hvn ho rilnrtotl
“W37: oil“ unit in tho wry first. Aunts-itch he
“’9” “W 'v‘Nlll“‘-""“il l’m “0r l‘i‘-"“"""-\’-% pi'ttt‘ll(‘llll_\ mlinllttul (lint hill slusllml
llw woman, although ho hnd prvv‘p
misty assorted lhlil ho was innocent
lion's.
l‘Ioaruss on ”W no.“ lunch hatch
in hit“ stroll is rapid. ililtlt‘l‘ tho til
inn i.l' iouliut‘uor .lainos Walsh. "mists on Confession.
i'Ni
- .... - 3 ll “lit-i olior this :tiiitllirslnlx lhu!
Lilllln ll. lllli‘li-“ll um rtiplg'lli'd his Alum” palm“ llflt‘ 'rilptml tho trini-
Epomiwl :ll lh'l Scitllli .\'Iilil Illt pit-ll; put «a )1;H.(d m ”W pm, It llaill illlzi
(Intro :u tulio otlwt lluinmllnlulv mm” him. “up, tll‘tllitli in“ to him.
ltlt . u: Il llI liilltL W‘lt) sttiiidn lllulltrol 31.”; only 3 allirii “a... may“. tho ”3;”
:un tu- li‘l hill lll ltlUlliilltllllttl 11er ““3 mm”; Luann hull lnslsml thut
5 A
‘ll‘u‘w'lm‘ ”30 mm lillltlt‘tllll.
3 Allow") l-"nllon Mimi inns l‘ll'lrl lll‘
' . s 1. \ you . .
. | I.“ on t’ M 31mm” P ”0' ' l 1 it l‘t‘l‘t'r‘itl lll lil‘tltii‘ llliit llv lllllllll .‘iiil‘
. . - ‘i . i . c - ‘ ,
I tillllt t: \i'l ll unit us not llni lll in“ M” h:~ ”Wm ”H “the no“ {M
in tho Sula Ilor ( null .\calt-ldup. 'l he- , .
1 i ‘ l l tolOpnIt‘ilt.
. lit . . . ;:’< .
incurs nil; Itl lit r you Ill It“ i hm“ Humor“ “ho hull mm“! at”.
S \ ' t ti . i II t‘ ,
W” ‘ h n n L H MK “mm x ”1 ‘lttluuiilil aw (in of tho prisoner. unit!
1' In tutu Iii did not wont in into to
lotion ihv :Ilisiso of tounsvl. and lip
did not know that tho («intern-urn
' ‘ i l \ ' ,
in iiurlruid with) South thr‘wnlh its, “"“l‘l do ""-‘ “’Mv 3’“ h” mold F”
l-‘lhlrt ' ilIuNll null the jury u‘ns turnout! lliiiil
tlnrh, litlwin 1.. linnloiti. .lnnios ””3 ““‘""“"”“'
llunt’nni unIi (Tlurrm-c W. (‘rnl‘ooL
Tilt- South .\‘orlvnllt stit'lllllstn will
roitinn-Inorulu their llhil Women's Day .
on Sunday, \vhon thoy will hold II
mot-tint: nl Rod lion's hull Fruiil;
hints. or New Huron. will he tiiu‘
sponkcr, null will talk on "Women‘s.
Sliu‘t‘i‘y'lll the Tu‘outlrih l‘onlury."
'i‘lu- annual convention oi tho postal;
i‘lt‘l'lir null ll-ttor rut-lion. is holnu hold
Threatens in Court.
it was after tho ruroaa uni tliimll
that lliv‘ ronl Animation llt.‘\'l.‘ltmt‘il.
L'lgiiil said hr- Iilturltoli the Woman
imrnusi- two lIII-n or his own nation
aiity hnd tbrI-ntouod him with a rear
vulvor it ho didn‘t. llo ulna lI~urtiii or
ito protect him. And thou lic
Ehiut had been sitting in tho.| court
Goorgc Harvey. the writ hudwnj
Smith .\'orwalk exprunsiunu, bud thofmumt “gm ”"0"“ ”‘0 witness.
8 ’ ‘ V‘ llOrl'
fu‘ h i l » I I‘ d“ ,filfllld 111C311 “ 58 that tho 1“"
"ll illl(. [0 H] D and {til it B (I } n “I “
Iatttrnoon and it was feared that hoZ‘k‘a “CW-d Gillt'kll'
band were sent. out on a man hunt,
mitten in hand by
Mr.
l .
is dries one hit htiu trout hilt nagon’wum‘ ”‘3“ ““3
i . g g Prosocu utor Aloxnudor l, bouncy iio
. I. . 1
nhen he tell. ills trlcnds nlnh h m and said he-
specdy and complete recovery. ism“ W“ oomplotch
:tvould tell it all.
Albert Genetic. for four yours our, Jury cgllod
played in the Boston Store in him— i” billions case was scheduled as the
walk. will resign his position Satur— limit ‘01. jun. consideration Ho do-
do; evening to tulle II position no buy-lam“! ,0 plead guilty and the 3m.”
or for the house furnishings dcpnrt-Swag worn tor “awful. The inforv'
lmcnt or the Gamble-Desmond depart mntlou stated that on February 10 he
1mm“ storo 1“ New Haven. Mr Go committed on essault with intent to
hobo is a young man of worth and his murder upon Dora Herman, using a
services will be missed by the Boo knife. ,
ton store management. He will re- Dr. Edward R
”move from his France street homeltlrat witness Mo
to New Haven. His many friends lthe woman on Saturday evening.
“8h him all success in his “w ”0' February 10. He round her nutter
sition. tug from a. wound in the taco, ranchv
lug from the corner at her mouth to
the front of the right ear. The
wound was made with some sharp in-
strumcnt. it penetrated to the inner”
lining critic mouth. but did not cut
through. Prompt. treatment prevenb
ed daugcrwaconecquenco. The wo-
man will be scarred for lite.
Dore. Herman took the cloud. She
is of medium height. 01 full figure.
with black hair andi’aoshtng black
eyes which she knows how to use.
She is above the average intelligence
and is evidently a woman or strong
nerve. She speaks with o-decldedly
southern accent.
Story of cunlnn.
She said she was twenty-three
years old and married. she hold or
the the she was leading and describ-
ed her residence. . ‘
in telling of the circumstance»
which led up to the cutting "the wily-
neu retemd to "Stem.”lo [it
who it missing on vtbo no
.u
McGovern was the
It has been learned that although
there was but one passenger upon
that "trippor" car that ran on the.
tracks the other side or Peat Swamp,
recently, he was slightly injured.
enough to keep him within the house
for the past several date. He is
Charles Pope, of Westport and his
leg was injured in some way. though
it did not trouble him at first. it is
not thought that any serious condo
quencea will come of the you“ man's
injury, and yet the trouble is painful
to him. He has the best wishes of all
for an early recovery. -
Telephone 2519
L0uis ~ toss.
Ladies Tailor
259 State Street
.0 had premiered to Itaud by the Inn
Court house, while the trial of Gulselll"
, the i
‘ t churgc of nttum Min to murder Dorn'
The Norwnlk iron Works has closed A g .
ll unit noticed that ho lane unusually,
llt- innit-lied up asking luturvl
him in front
his lilo he said. uud iihkt‘tl the clutter
added.
that tho tlw men who had turnaround."
told of attending;
threeteued. the witneu balance the
“Stella." The threat was made in
Italian. The interpretation was that
the words meant face slubibl- The
mam said: “There are many wo-
men solo: about New York with
slashed "on." The witness llld that
when the threat was made a man
dreued like the prisoner eat nearby
and heard what was sold and then
went out with Young. She did not
see the man‘s face, but his coat and
cap were like the prisoner's.
Carrion Out Threat.
Coming to the night of the cutting
the wltueu told at meeting the prin-
oner. ‘He won with a man who wore
a black overcoat, l‘urliuod. The man
with the tut-lined overcoat pointed
out the woman to the prisoner and
said, “There one to."
it was in the woman's home that
the cutting occurred. After she had
told her story she said she was in
the kitchen and was about to feed her
doll when lAgua came up to her and
slashed her across the cheek. lie
then ran out of her apartments.
‘rlllo run to the trout of the houle.
grabbing a handkerchief to stop the
blood as she went, and then she tooit
her revolver. Touring down the our;
lain aho tiling up the window and
tired out shot. After the shot she
saw Lanna start run down toward
Water street. She screamed out:
p.
"t‘nlch him the murder me.
Police Wore Prompt.
(imcern Bray: and iicumon come on
to the scone on the run and guru
l‘Llllllll.‘ Thu wlmnnn VII-lit downstairs
In It ten minutes (Hitter may return
cd with tho prltlom'r and brought
of ill“ Minot-Is. Tho
woman enld silo ldouilllctl Lanna lin-
liimllntoly. .
(in the cross oaumlimlion Mrs, liur .
man Hindi? it good “‘lllltuh. Silo rc‘
littlllfll tho hiury ol’ the llrui lilt‘lilllllil
when the throat was iiilltll‘. Sélr ups
mum positive lll her hiuntlllt‘ullon‘a.
Frililorli'h J, Film} unto it'léllllltlll}
ullit‘h opium} u‘ii‘ii lllul of the uluulnn
in report! to too tit-out
unit-or Jumt-x ll. lira; hilt! n! his
inhaling: th~ shit: null of tilt claw nnii
t‘.lpilli‘tt down ui thi- liini oi Futon
rill‘tl'l. ’l‘hi- llrlhiilil‘l' mil: ‘l do no
thins." when urn-nod, Wuon bu
iii-.li'll tlu‘ .~lli\t lisi \tfi.‘ :I'nt‘ltlt l‘iA'Vlllfi
(41*! Will; oi Sluto Ali-oi on Willow
nil-wt in columns pith lllllrtr lion»
mun I\:lli' turnml into Slnltv sin-bl
pnoph- will, poltilliil: in lily runnlnt;
nun "‘l‘zwru hp guns ‘ null he our:
t'lllitl‘. .
Banana Knife Found.
Aiitrr Dfilror Horton liild tnltl of
dueling n Mullins hniio. which was
out with blood ‘ whorl ho plchclfit up
in the hull of tho Ht‘f‘lilltii upsirilnrilla.
lin- stale torsion and tho tlohvnsv tnlb
mt ()mi't‘l' lil‘it)‘ hack in nu effort to
mow lltni thorn was a luyslvri‘uue
man in tho rliac. that tho in» of
inquiry was ruled out by tho court.
loans nus: took the stunt! llfltl too
he do ’
and into.
lionhtrllo tho rug‘nlar court lntrrprofl
tlrst thing he said pm that
hil‘t‘ld nu lthiiuu intorprrtor
tor was called and sworn.
it Was uhilo Attorney Fallon ans
'trylng to not the witness to: toll of
his lilo prior to tho shooting that he
insisted on telling his own story and
innaiiy be started in
l lie was in the cafe one night when
this man threatened to been arcvolvor
upon him if he did am out this no
man It one utter this statement
‘lhat Attorney Potion halter the trial
land the police went out to get their
men
l INVESTIGATION HALvs.
11W
{House Committee Hulda Up Florida
l Evergladea Char-gee tor a While.
\VASlilNGTON. Feb. ‘erw’l'hQ in
nation of the Florida Everglades
charges and the exlmnditurcs otpthe
multicultural Department in the value
tion of the lands came to an abrupt
halt today. when the House investigat-
ing committee decided to define more
clearly the scope of the inquiry.
Senator Bryan objected to queetious
by Representative Buihrlck. oi Ohio,
as to the desirability oi draining the
Everglades. lie submitted that the
committee had nothing to do with that
investigation. but that it it was un-
dertakan he wanted to present the
Florida side of the controvcrei‘. .
.10. Wright, chiet drainage engin-
oer ot’ Florida. testified today regard-
ing the dinercnce between his plea
for draining the Everglades and that
of C. 0 '.Elliott lormerly his couengu.
in the Department of Agriculture. Rep-
vestlgation o! the Florida Everglddoo
that the drainage plan would later»
tore with the plane of the War De-
partment tor ‘tha navigation of the
waters of the Ruffled».
A WARNlNG ”AGMMIT Wit? FEET.
‘ Mt Melly attract
or the nose.
"1910, 25 per cent,
lllllllllllfilll
llllllllllllllll
State’s Income from Licensee
This Year May be Quarter
of a Million
‘6...“
The increase of the use of the auto
mobile in Connecticut to well shown
by the following figures taken from
the records of the automobile de-
partment o! the onion 0! the secretary
olf state:
Your. Cars registered. Receipts.
1908 5.700 044.209
1909 ...... 8.000. 68,534
1910 ...... ...... l0.000 162,375
lim ........ . 13.760 230.120
The total rccoipts ouch year include
operator licenses, manufacturers, deal.
ers, ltverymeu, motor vehicles and mo-
tor cycle registrations, also fines Im-
posed by the courts for violation o!
the motor vehicle law, compiled to
September 30. the end at tho tiecel
year, but up to the end or the calen-
der year there were rcgintcrod approx-
imately 13.900 motor vehicles and 20.-
000 operators were licensed. These
figures show an increase in cars duo
log the your 1909 of In per cent. in
and lull, 03 per
cent. had in the receipts an increase
in 1909 at 24 poi com” 1910 03 per
cent. and 1911. 29 per cent. The large
,ltirrenno in receipts for 1910 is ac
counted for bv the {not that the 1809
Hunt did not retell) become “built of
[collie until 1le when the full heir;
eiit to NW state in the inrrcnso of foes
nus upput‘onl tvrllt’u Arthur Plioot,f
of tho socrulnryo oi state's oflice in:
’lhe llnrtimd (:ourant. I,
Taking the same percentage of lll-l
“trail"; or has ‘20 bur cunt. crop lull;
tor tho current year should menu that I
thorn will be 10.500 (hrs rcplstcrod
and tho rIi-olpts nmount approximate
Ir tn $250000. although the (not lhnl
ht lilll law uliulillv F’s‘lllll'l‘tl lbc flit"
on lilo thhvr pout'r turn may ntnkl'
u liltiuivnm» in too total rorlpis.
’l‘hI- mutilation and rrglslruiiun 0th
nulolnuhllru its: colitlunlml ii‘fllli llw In!»
llt‘t’ of ihr nut-rotor) of state. where
nil the tll‘lililfi of tho work nro curried
out. ‘hu prcsut low which was en-
urlwl ht tho notiurnl usmllnbl) oi lull
is nothing out to tho Hilllri‘ut‘lioti at
tho owners and to tho swrotnry and
is luoilmi upon an .‘I pruttirnly un:i
'ldrul law. :50 well is it lhoupht of
outside. or ("outwctlrut that numco
out: i‘uquosm are root'lvcli irmn ionis-
inlors in other stores tor pupal-A of
the ulnlulu, so that tho} may consider
it u‘llnti forming intro for llIt-lr utvnl
stoic.
New ’t‘orh is now dchatlnp. on tha
mlvlsuhlllt) of chopping: l'nu prvsohté
so~rmiltrl "t‘alinn" luv- nl‘td ntldinu hill
or tho provisions o! the. l,‘0llllt‘.‘t‘lll‘tlll
inn.
Prom iui‘urlnntion rctulwd tho tog-l
humour: and topolntiun of tho onto-E
Inubilo in in tho hoods ot tho soorcluvl
‘rios or stale in tacitly-eight out of;
ililru-nlito suitor or to lwr cent l
while three states haw ho inns cool:
.roruinu the regulation of motor vs»
,lIlrlos. vim. Kaunas. hltuttnun unit
South Carolina.
l To get the best reunite of a law is;
y to tune it ouiorccd The sot‘rt-turv on
éutnto hue unicornred to protect the
xcnersl public bv demanding an o:-
planation of all accidents and investi-
gating all «see or reckless drillnlt.
land Whon doomed advisable suspend l
ling the licensee of those brought be-
fore him. Each case has been looked
linto thoroughly and it evidence or
rechlcnsncss or carelessness is com
elusive the license oi the offender hae
been suspended for such length or
timo as the secretary believes the in-
dividuai case warrants.
During the year 1910. eight licenses
were refused twentyoeeven revoked
and thirtydwo suspended Since Jan-
nary l, 1911. the secretary' a once has
investigated 77: cases, has held sixty
live hearings and has made seventy"
eight suspension.
The benefits derived from the activ-
ity ot the eecrethry of stone to punish
log violators or the motor vehicle law
whether tor reckless driving or what-
evor the cause any be isovident by
the manner in which the low is geuv
orally, buoyed. It has shown itself
among the automobilists themselves
who realize that it they keep within
the law they have nothingto (ear. but
it they drive on the highways at. a
reckless rate at speed and endanger
the lite and property of other automo-
hiliata or the general public they know
they are liable to resolve notice to ap-
pear perm the secretalry and it it is
woven that the fault is on their part,
they will parathion-"licensee suspend-
ed and perhaps revoked and conse-
uently barred m‘theepernuon oi a
i
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i
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i
s
Store Closed Today
Store Closed Today
INTZ’S
Mannlsh Walate, neatly tailored;
$1 Tailored Waists 69c
good :1 values. On sale, 09c.
59c Corsets 39c .
Extra long hip Cos-Iota, our regular 590 value.
On sale, 39c.
sale. 25c yard.
50c Ball Fringe 25c yard.
This season's dross trimmings-41a” Fringe;
regular 50c yard. 0n
Friday. We yard.
25c Ribbons 19c yard
Taffeta and Satin Ribbons. all colors and widths; regular 25c. For
day, 39c.
59c Flannelette Skirts 390
100 extra it‘lnc r‘lanueiette Skirts that sold for 59c.
on sale rri.
25c Window
First quality Window Shades. IIIl
Illur 2:10. For Friday,
500 White Skirts 25c
Lace trimmed Skirts. regular 500 values.
For Friday only. 25c.‘
Shades 15c
colors, all fixtures complete; reg.
the, complete.
10c Men's
‘25 dozen Men's Host». regular 10c.
We will give away iron one Pillow
son‘s Stilt,
For Friday,
Hose 50
half price, 5c pair.
Pillow Tops FREE
Top. with 6 skeins of Motion!-
all (or 230. complete.
Tomorrow we will sell
50c Sheets 29c
500 Sheets at 29c.
T0 SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITORS
You Can
invest From
$100.00 UP
INF.
C. TAYLOR’S THEATRiCAL ENTERPRISES
This monev is to he used to bui real estat: tor niitl'. iionai theatres.
We can Slitiw {to . p. oiit
We court the most rigid investigation.
parlance in theatrical cnicrprisos.
Wit) he satlxilcd ullh 4"?
luelvc tears successful ex-
SEND TO-DAY FOR PARTICULARS.
r. c TAYLOR’S THEATRICAL ENTERPRISES,
49-51 Went 28th Street, New York.
dutfich.
W
7 LENOX SOAP
TEL. 12644.
So that in this state with uncouth
the number at care. as compared with
New York, them were only onotour-
tecnth the number of fatalities; an
compared with New Jersey, approxi-
mately oaohalt the number or care,
fewer than one-quartervtho‘ number of
deaths. These figures show to e large
extent that it a law is properly en»
forced and the authority for its euu
for-cement is placed in the hands at
one who will see that the provisions or
their“: are compiled with, as it is in
Connecticut. the automobile can be
and in the future: will be. as safe both
to the occupants or the car and the
general public on foot on the horse
“mum ‘ouloleht. LSAGUL
The Pacific Coast
la rapidly increasing in wealth and population.
this development end the notion which mil derive the greatest
benefit: commercially and induetfially from the opening of the
Pan-nu Canal. and the Plum Exposition. in Sea Francisco and
the adjacent territory. including Oakland and 3:5 suburb-n
to on offering our-dive amenities of
I porn no: rendering mommy comic. to this
npifly growing territory. prosperous “a
We shall be pleased to about our special circular: [or your consideration.-
wSmith-Tevis-Hanford Comp pany
Alopfiuofiuoot‘oevuaooolv-
7 Les. LAUNDRY STAROH
FRESH‘LAID mos ALWAYS on HAND.
The centre of
Public utility cor-
New YorkCily
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ROYAL GROCERY co.
SPECI
FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER. per lb.
FINE TABLE BUTTER. per lb.
GOZONE or BABBITT’S or BORAX SOAP
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22 scorn MAIN or.
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TROUBLE OVER STATE ENGIN-
‘ EERS-
HARTFORD. Fob. 21.-Complica-
tions have arisen over
'appolntment of state civil
sincere. . Prior.
by the last legislature of a. law corr-
terrlng that appointing power on the
rivers and harbors comm-alone, tho
engineer of the old railroad commie-
0!!
for terms at two yearn.
will expire in 1913.1!qu the You!»
Juetme‘nt in the etato than no new
media shall be made, in view OM!”-
sores
to the passage ,
elou appointed tour engineers to am
live engineers to be named poll the.
question arises an to how the Ip‘n‘odnh'
tour terms which have still; em to“
Norwalk Chronicler