PRESS
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POLITIOAI. ARENj
COMMENTS ON POLITICAL SITUATION As'i
GLEANEII FROM NATIONAL AND STATE
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ITEMS OF CONNECTICUT? INTER- nlcflEsou WAITlua Fun
. EST AT WASHINGTON.
\\'\SIIIN(l’I‘OX, May 2tl.~SenIttor
llmndenee presented In the uenatothe
III-solutions adopted by the members
0' the First New London trotlp, Boy
Scouts of America, of New London,
favoring tlIt enactment oi“ legislation
to protect the migratory wild fowl.
which was referred to the committee
TIIE EIIII WHIIIII WILL
(IIIIIE EMILY TOMOR-
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expositions of the lessons heretofor-
red to by the chaplain as wonderfully
on the protection of game. of which €100“?me WWW!-
Senator McLean is chairman.
Senator liralniogee also introduced
an amendment to the deficiency bill.
making an appropriation of $12,744.67.
to reimburse the Winchester Repeat-
iIIIz Arms company, of New Haven, for
expenses incurred ill defending suits
for infringement 01’ a patent, in ac-
cordance with the provisions of 'con-
III'III‘IS entered into between the navy
department and the company on On-
Itober Ill. 1897:. and l-‘elIrIlI‘It-y' 7. 1398.
Representative Tlls‘on presented in
itlelhonse the petition oi" the Junior
Ul'tIttl‘ ot’ Alltericnn Mechanics favor-
int: the passage of house .IlIII No. 221,-
m‘t. providing for a literary test for
inlntjgrunts.
H‘Plll't‘fiellIuIIVe Reilly presented the
petition of the National Jewelers
Itoartl oi" 'l‘rade, protesting against
any change in the patent laws IIlllIi
would effect price maintenance. Alon
the petition of Waterbury llehrew
lieneflt association. No, i. protesting
I'IJJIIIIS-I the passage of house hill No.
"' 7.27, ploviding for It literary test tor ,
iIIIIIIlngInts s. and the petition oi the
AIIIIJIIicaII IlllII_\ association favoring
the passage of the some hill.
Representative 'l‘llson let't
night for his. home ltt Connecticut.
He spoke to the veterans of the (‘iIll
War at New Haven
opeuk IIt Merlot-II toniuht
ROOSEVELT NEARLY THROUGH
CLEVEI .A ND, 0.. Mil y
campaign for votes in the primary t0 .VOIIM'.
lIII hold in (thin tomorrow Iwill be
brought to II close by Col. Roost-I‘IIltlI
today. ills I'l>I stop will he Ill lien
“it.
Buy. thI- III‘ to await the or III; i'IoIn the
election which. it is said, may ilt‘IItIt‘
whether he or President 'l'nt’t Irlll be
chosen by the t‘lIiIInua convention as
the t'iIIltIIIIIlit' ol' the Republican party
for Lil! plosldellcy'.
Col. ltcosevelt after a week‘s lIIIrIi iJI‘llesOII guild:
campaigning, spent yesterday quietly
in Cleveland,“ the guest of James it.
()unileld, his; former cabinet
”Last night the cx-president lci’i
Marietta, his first step for today.
or scheduled Stops were
wny. (lt’lshoeion. NeII'colnerstowII, i‘III-
I'III'IIISI'IIIP and New (Philadelphia.
TAFT’S LAST DAY BUSY.
CINCINNATI, 0., May 2t).-I’rcsl-
dent. 'l‘nt‘t started on the ‘last day of
his ()hio campaign this morning great-
ly refreshed by his day and night of
rent in Cincinnati, The president's
ot‘hednie for the day called for visits
to tour (‘lhlo (‘Inntressionul districts
and IlllOl'fZ‘ than ten speeches. He will
retain to Cincinnati to spend the
night at the home of his brother, (“shar-
lIIs it. 'l‘at’t. After voting at the pri-
mary tomorrow, the president will
learn for Washington in the after.
noon. ‘ I
On his tour today the premident was
echeduled to pass through the Third.
Fourth, Sixth and Seventh (tenures;
nionuldistrlets, and to make speeches
at Hamilton. Elton, Greenvlile. Piqna,
Troy, Tippecanoe (‘Iiy
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OPENING OF ROTON POINT.
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A generous crowd attended the
opening of when Point Saturday eve.
fling, whén the Life Savers gave II
dance. The formal opening of tho
famour‘reuort will come later. proba-
btyi Ion..Momorial Day. as it has for
many years past. Yesterday a large
nutrition of people took trolleyu to tho
, Point to enjoy the sen breezes.
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anIIrdIIy and WWI Rev.
I“I‘I(Iit,\‘ I
(tent examinations quI be us perform-5
it was not until daylight this'mot‘n-
ing that Richeson fell into a'fltfdi
sleep. Realizing that his hours‘were
so few in number, the condemned man“
openly declared that he did not want.
to sleep. “1 have no title time to live
and have so much to any that 1 want.
to talk, talk, talk," he said. .
‘No relative of the former minister
will console with him in his last hours
or pay him a farewell visit. H-is aged
father, in Virginia, Is too feeble to
stand the journey and the strain.
His sister in New York state does not,
wish to have. her last thought of hell
brother uuuociuted with a death oeli.
HIS. brother, Douglas Ricboson. of Chi-
cago, although in this city today. de~
eluted last night that he would not go
to the prison today. but-would remain,
until after the execution to see to the‘
disposition 01' the remains.
Frdlowing the, execution. the med—
ical examiner of the county. Dr. Geo.
ll. Magrath, will perform an autopsy
in accordance to the demands of the
law, notwithstanding the ‘nct that the
tamily have sent word to the counsel
for the condemned ruan that tltoI
would not alfow it. The law tIuIes
no alternativo, although the post Inor-
tory or as thorough as the medical ex-
lanlinel wills
BIL—wills will be bltliod
Horhert QJJohIIson, the man's
spiritual adviser ,Itnd his counsel, Wil~
lt'tlIII “A Norm will ptohniIlI accom~
pour the body to Virginia where it.
beside that: or the
mans mother. at ‘Aluherst
I(‘IIIltl‘tIl(.llitu3.
‘ts'olt at It It. “1.,
’l in» I ikposition of liiclleuon s eifccts
thaw ahead)» liven [untitled rot in ton-
Thence he will no to I}_\‘II(‘|'I bllll-ltIOIIs with the plisoncr and his
counsel and tllronah IloIIInIenls leftI
with his counsel.
Rev. Dr. Johnson arrived at the pri~
just. as ltlc-heson uwoko
iroIn it sIIItIIIl.sltIIIII. when Warden.
Iniduee went to the death chamber
“I, ntn all right und-
in good condition." Tho condemned
IIIIIII had little. appetite this rorenoon
0mg”, ,allII did not touch his IIreniIfuNt when
for 1 it was taken in by an attendant.
0an
(‘ltldeelL ‘. her "m“ Ill".
(.‘IIInlIrlII_.-,II, Zancsrllle, Newark. 'i‘rin-IRII‘heitOII slept
Chaplet Stobluins was in the cham-
.lohnson arrived. but us
i soundly during the
early nIoInlng, boat’s theI cltuplaln‘s
services wele not Hundred, and Mr.
tic will It) vomit.
Stebbina was able to rest on It cot in-
‘ one 01' the three Cells of the building.
Dr. Johnson httd ills mail sent to'
the prison and he opened it as he
ItInret'Ned with Riehcson.
The death chamber at state. Prison
which Clarence v. 1‘. llicheson is soon
to Iaeale. will within a any or two re
IIIIiIe two more condemned persons
Mrs. Mina (‘Iusulnnno nudHEnrlco Mus
let-loin, who me to meet death during
tho week of Juno 2 for the murder of
Frank Cusnluuno, the woman's hum
blind.
Mrh‘. Cnsumano Is the first woman
to be sentenced to death by electrocu-
tion in this state.
Former Councillor Thomas J. aradyll
has already begun a movement in fur-
or‘or commutation for both his clients.
Cusumano was killed In Hull in Sep-
tember, 1910. The evidence at in
trial showed that Maseriolo struck
tttlsumano with an axe at the Instiga-
tion of Mrs. (.‘naumano as both want.-
od to ptlt film out of the way so that.
they might marry.
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ENFORCJNG TRAFFIC REGULN'
' TIONI. ~
An active campaign “ulnar All who
violate the Lradle rouulutiona of tho.
Citv of Norm-tilt, by lurid: ihdjlr Vii
hiclett In the mom not hour the
curb has than lumuntod Ind ms
vtvrtment. Chief Thoma Motherland
tun issued outdon- to warn those who
neglect the duty Prescribed by will
nance- end It lupin to “1‘0“ now
form ‘ . ‘IIII ,I ’ ,..
Veblen» shall be allowed to mod
«do» to the right hand curb only and
thaw? «I III-on when the mat at
tho III-«t with u Vlow toward the trap
‘l‘l
W
Wkon the mount property
natal tilttllttltll
' onlv II small pouring on the inqultvi
’ former had said both women and men
‘ tern boat was correct.
' hip nary or bite incidents which It!
started thin morning by the both» do. I
saying the bout did return to the
scene.
I’l'jltii flptegl’mlé‘ evidenne, in regard
to are taunt ditcuslied owned and the
examination, III the crew of the Titan-
ic 'wau .feoumed.
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Friends pt Sir Guam and Lady
Duti-Gordwfirowd London fa
flint iiiait ’
"mo-n—ny—n
LONDOHJMuy Kiln—The Board or
. ’i‘rudo inquiry into the Titanic disus-
, tor has taken on more of the churucw
i ter of a society function than that’ of
an Investigation into the circumstan- Association 0" North America “'1” bet
cos of 'a. great catastrophe. hold at the Howl Taft, New Haven.
The Ismail drill hull' (It the‘ Landon; CUM-I MW 21 22 and 23 next. At a
Soottiuh Rifles watt well lllled long be-i “”“m’lg “f ""3 3W“ 0’ “”9910” "9'“
tore the hour fixed by Lord Meraey, II“ NW York on January 3 the presi-
the Dream,“ Judge, 1.0,. the 09%me dent was authorized to appoint II com-
01. tile “mum, today and a String of mittce to select a place for the an
motor care dropped fashionably gown-[null ””9"“ with "0W“ 1" make “”I
[Id WOW." at the entrance whence arrangements. in view of the fact
they were ushered to reserved cents on i that “1”" 1””‘10‘13 canvonlions had
the floor and in the galleries. 'I'Illosel hten hold south of \‘ew York, Now;
who did not posursu special tickets ”men was choaen as 3 ”WWW”!
stood on choirs m the back of tho the center which would give tlloi
hall, cranial; their necks so as (0 ob- Senthern members an oppOItIInitI to'
tain a‘ now of ”1,. (7mm: uctors Cowlinspeet Notthorn methods of handling
nected with the. in; ideal of the partly Wm“
filled lifeboat which men Sir Comuoi A" “mm”? llrilmm ““8 W“ “V"
and Lady Dtlinordon and Lady oIIn-ir'tnfii‘d ““‘l u ““0“” WW9 “ "mm
0,0,.de secretary and the occupants i and pleasure to the visiting tnettlbers
0(- which according (a the evidence O(«and their Indies. The Connecticut
two of the crew protested against Ito-1' 031“” “WWW 53‘0““"0" h” “5'
ing to the rescue of those utruggllng named in“ entertainment features ““d
in (1“, mum and crying for help éllil’flllgelllt‘lliu are being made whith
In”. audience was not (0 be cheated will insole an eniovnblc time for all. i
not or one slightest particle of whuti'H“e ‘OM‘WW‘ “mum“? “"H ”“1“” I
“m-H
I ovum um convzu'poa.
1 ”In“,
Wit-limp“
OIuter GIoWeIII' and Douittu' Antoniu-
tion of North America, from his ofioe.’
115 Atlantic avenue, flauton, bytes” to
addressing to members the following
notice; The fourth annual convention
of the. Oyster Groweru' and DI‘I‘alI-rs'
all”... ' I
Firth” on no.)
England. and when air RIII'IIII launch. “0 BMW" "3“ addrcmu, 5" far ”I
[he attornopgenmni recommcnced mg, possible, to practical hints on main
examination or Sir Comno ilIItf-t‘lor- lli‘ollumu‘m “"1 “W"‘I' W" hm"
don there were cries of "Spook up",""l"“’“ ‘0 1’9”“? “l“ [V 3. Bureau 0!
from those unable to hear. The attor.‘ Flflllerioa lIuII studied the oyuter sit-
mvnenetnl asked It few more ques.l nation since our ronvéhtlon in Now,
tlollu about the failure of the lltelmatttmlk. and Prof. Moore is expected to:
to so back and with the. dbitct or man glvo us the benefit or thin mat-arch.
log the matter quite clear asked. "Did ill. Weld 01‘ the Massachusetts Cont?
yo“ promote the on.“ £5 (’25,, pep,,-,.'IIIIIIIIIIIII of r‘lI-Iheriou and Game, hint
or after the lifeboat “(3nd, back to the mildo a study of mater cultiIatiIIn undI
W3I"ll(’?' ’ Mr. flIoIIth; of Connecticut, will give;
Stir (‘Osmo made a rtptI which Sir; In? lilo benefit of the prom-mu madeI
Rufus lsnutu was unable. to gel from “Y Mil Sill“? Ill Ol'fiii'l‘ (‘IIIUVHUOH W'- '
him last week; "i never knew the, Praise of the lmierle IAIIHIIIHtI‘IGSI
bout Wont back " needs no introduction to you
The attorney ”Wiring on behalf or
, ”is“ third cpl” passengers naked , utrougtiIene-Ii by the addition from our
(lordou (r 1... had “((ggeflm that the own membership of Modulus Rowe. of
.lIoat no buck and receiving II noguttvo‘ NF“ Haven. Conn, and Beardsley, ofI
ioplv nation! "You saved your (“Mi Strutford, Conn. hnth plactical 0354.;
um] loft the others to IINM‘IIT" mourn of wide experience The mm
mm Mersey “The "0.1mm of the nIitteII feels that an instructiIe pro-
IWIIntfig .13 bad enough. DO you (mm: grunt hna‘been provided. Among, the,
it fair to ask stroll question!"
'1‘ his brought. nutrition from title rm-
"II-n repetition . _
time liftoff ttm’e WI
Ibo‘npt mean III: IMMIWIII, glitter-j
gnor 0?de ticIIcnt, lI‘rI’Ibk “WWI“?
from! or of New ”oven;
the judge. Applamia 3mg” stormy! \iclmnald and President LII-o of that
IepIossIId in languid) courts or law, Virginia Shell II‘IIsIl (‘otnmlssionIl
Lord Moroey naked with Whom J i'f‘hett Is one fetttnto oi tin-so cote“
'IIlIlte Star line, dined on the niglit' ed: they the 0‘ cllllro'e arranged for
III the lrttgedI inletnberu but urge yotn neighbor to
Gordon replied: “Mr. Iatnny undicomo. WQ may be able to make him;
the doctor dint-Id alone.” I’ a member: if not this y,eur perhupu
, tald Mersey aald he had received nextwho will be welcome in any or
'I term from It woman enclosing tho I..Int Rothko ladlosrdont fork“ thol
menu of an alleged bunnnet on that; tutti"! mm It!!! lnflf‘“¢|l'tl continua
evening Ieucn rear, and there will be features
Gordon, wan undergoing II grilling otlnimlto than. I-
crouu-oxomlnutton when Lord Mersey The program In: arranged hi the
remarked that (I10 wholo incident bud f (tom cation committee. in as follows:
Tuesday, bitty 21 to a In. to 12 In.
necessary to call lIIIdI (Bordon ';memberu l: 30 p m . annual meeting!
i Hoary la. Duke legal adviser to the in Convention Hall: 8 p. In.. uddroaaea
Gortlons, said Lady (.ordon desired to and subjects as follows: Henry (‘IIi
give evidence, 11 statement which Ivaslltowe vlcoprtmident Oyster (lrowera‘ i
a relief to the audience. which feared ’ and Dealers Association of North Ara-f
It was going to be robbed of the scene I ericu, "some of the Needs of the OyI-rl
wlIitlI had brought it to the hull. Iter industry" ; Andlow Ii. Brushed.
Allen C. Edwards, M. P., the attor icommiusioner of tIlIlQII fisheries “(I21
nu fot the lmkers' Union. dolled III-i Connecticut. “Growth of the Oyster
tonulon to the difference between the IlndntI/trI in Connecticut"; Prof. H. II‘. ‘
evidence of ti Symonn the iconout at Moore. Bureau of It‘lslteries, \l'aukingn
the Titanic, and that of Gordon. 'I‘lIo ton. D C,.' Oyster investigations of
I the Bureau of Fisheries“: Frederick S I
rushed into the boats while Gordon Beardsley, straiford ConnI. "General
insisted that his story that he had Ohwrvationu of the. f’mwnt Oyster
been waiting on the deck for uome Situation"; Dr. George W Fluid.
time bolero asking permission to en-. chairman of Commissioners of Fish-
Ierlee and Game. of Massachusetts sub
Attorney )dwards: The possibility; loci to be announced: Dr. Herbert D.
of offering help to people in the wa-ll’euse, 0!, the Lederle. Mboratoriea,
tor was never thought of." New York, subioct. to be announced.
Gordon admitted this. , . Wednesday, May 22, 8:15 a. mar-liti-
AlloI-neyI Edwardu: "it was more inl- upectlon' of the oysterbedaof Long It
portant to think of offering a present. land Sound. fiembern and their
of .85 than to think of going to'thu guests expeotodto accept the comnllr
rescue of the drowning.“ I ments of‘the Connecticut Oyster Grow-
Gordon. who Icah‘hla'tomper. Wu ers‘ Association. 2 p. m.—-COnveIttion
anally relieved of I this unfriendly nun. busineso meeting. open for xen-
erode-examination and under tho (11‘ em] discussion. 8 p. nth-Banquet,
rection of' Attorney Duke went over Hall, unnull dinner to members and?
t
now familiar. I
body Duff Gordon was then called
to give testimony. She “mined on
the Motto for only fifteen Iniuutei and
the Incident in order to winters which
cut. Oyster Growers' Association. .,
Thursday. May 23, 9 a. tit-Mom.
trip through New Haven and Its. vicin-
ity, oompltmon‘w or 'the‘ connectiout
Oyster ,Growora‘ Association.
so may Woman hld- crowded the The convention commit!» ls com-l
court win over. ‘ . I pulled as follows: Aral, tr. Hermit, New
Lhdlt Gordan repeated her has. Work; flani‘ w Din-ling. Hmdpton,
band's story airport. without variation.
She denied and hltd laid anything
ghoul going back to the none of the
Vim; Funk J. Mansfield. New Haven, i
Conn: E. B. Wuyman. Baltimore,
Md; Frederick SI Beard-toy. Strut-
9.. Mod. geometry of? the .
:in The Norwalks and
' alwayu»not occasionally.
Fire
The program tun Men further.
Interesting. npoakofli on the 226.1!!!” I I
smell iutlwn, WWI.
Iiiruee lsquI, general manager of the motions that I: honid not be overlook t‘
and that he hoped that it would be un- Convention Hall, enrollment of new 3“"
their guests, given by the Counouth I
on
“"10“".
i-eOno blur 3N3 III?“ mu. testing or lino
ofiiIe Oven
1248 North Main St"
Hamilton, New London, Conn; Er-
nest E. Ball. New Haven, Conn: Wil-
liam .1. Stevens, ltowayton, Conn; G.
has become lilo scandal of the day In 9‘3 ”l“ program "”3 yeartwith ' “m” i “1‘6 what Wflni adverttsers 880k~00t and (.iIing
-I..—-_—._.. a...
When the vacant. property growl
too expensive are u Sentinel Wont
Adv. and cell It.
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FIRE ALARMS
UOUTH NORWIALIé. VIII. ALARM
Alum moduli-nerd It
Woorku.1‘elepnono for tire alarm:
3:?" Wash “tan 0qu North Main flu.
lomkemol
and Rosamond b‘.u
5:18!" o Comet Factory. rIrlr-te.
Hoyt‘l 'l‘huutroi
«hm-wot «pita
~lluoto Hull, Ulnar-d and cm Eaton
MWMI slit" Franklin School
St.. Concord uni LIDODI'
North Iln Ind Ann 8t!
1 h t and Eloy-view Ave
.33 our-1k lion orks.
Wu! ve. und Cednr St.
III-II “In I... I"
out 8t. d Taylor Ava.
Ave. and flows at.
j lostntlt and Henry Sis.
xaoutb Main and come 8t.
larxinztbn Am Ind Ant-tin at
fitsvfll and Elm Grove Stu.
mfiouth Main St. between Grove um
Meadow 8t:
38—46!) Electric ‘Works. State St
uwx‘ rim: undC law
III": noilsnd and Mel Stu.
xlknc w M! (I.
I:.-noun Arc and Led-r St.
a—Jl'uylor Ave. and tionth 8t
~Woodrmrd Ave and Meadow 8t.
icy—Burrito pod Qumturd Avon and Wu".
St
«:Wognm $34“le Ind Lowndett Av".
Ind dElmwoou Ave.
on at
it“ t word andB «twait 8L. prtvuo
pr mu
non-interfering bank.
3 or box. from which the nun:
her of toy box can be aounded
I‘Ono-atrolto at 12 noon and I p In.
uIdard time. 1-
trokn It odd timer. tactful o.
"Twelpgtrokos after an slum, are out, rm
all: department. 1 1
It :Ilree ifllow strokes. water to be shut
o u... a]
1:206 p. In. each Warm-day. I box
in toiled for test.
natural: for on district also rt
valved by telephone,
NORWALK PI HI ALARM!
orner of Hutu and Walt Streets.
dl— old en Avenue and Inion Place
'tfprt Hill and Kellogg Street.
2 Hinton Park.
5~Wou Avenue and Berkeley Stretch
87-«1‘ rnnklln Avenue and Lynen Place.
81-43“ house. (Private box).
w‘WoIIIt Avenue and Morwin Street.
3km: rbor Avenue and Orchard Street.
ill-Gnu I Btmt and Harbor Avenue. '
Avenue. near the Armory.
a ~8tovenn Street and Rim I:.rost
Il~Crou Street and Wilton avenue.
l2-—-Mnin street and North Avenue.
43.4mm" Street.
Iki-Ornnd Street and ’rindull Lone
M—Muln and Catherine Streets.
Ills—Now Canaan Road and Fair Street.
Ell—Chestnut Stree
flu-Main Street on
(IL-On The Ciro on
Sufi. £333.: tilt
near Summer St
Union Avenue.
ncoln Avenue.
gluon Lone.
. IAO‘I' NORWALK FIR. ALARM IOXII
I‘m handgun-tern. ban .171”; 2m! ltm‘
I—l‘ltoh “Egon? oo‘tprivato.
tprlvu e). '
m— at \iIIIIlhioo on and Fort so
:1 l—Vait zAlndt 8.1M Cobain Ave.
Ive. and Rowan
ilk-Winona
s-Aron and sebum Btu.
it” Ave. ”13‘ amen at.
or. thn n.
to“ a tune to rum to Marina
‘) kowocn hour:
a. m.. vviuu out! on «etc "are,” In IIII'III
tin robnlofmI'l Where
“0% tutor
“that. aquI’upoanIlg‘II'I-‘nv‘u’
have IIoaton Five Side:
(Other ranges have but on 4 sides)
14 more heat around oven.
bring results
Electra I
.,.. flan???“ ”4%qu Ava. {Rik ' I
claim ‘
“wreck whys in tho lifeboat. When
she tra- uatnimdin regard to article:
which but! Alumna in the, American
deflower» the aid the description
of tho? mm of the disaster credited
to or in than articles had not. been.
written by her.
ford. Conny, th‘thew J. Ryan Phila-
hadron. Ma
The mu Ion committee conflicts
of: Henry (5. Iowa, Breton,» Court”
dolphin, Polygon William 0 W'
Oh No: W. Bell. Rormyton. Conn: All-v,
rt W¢ridnporh Corina MI ‘
-- on t t In. at- ti
“ginkgo-R II‘ £150. “M m
11-1—-‘_1‘rrenty two, t
alum wou'I’y- {IFOIMI «'&?:%I$I II no ‘3
111133333.” Rustin windy ”Eigh- III.
a. In, no morn. ‘
Iii‘istilml. m I.” W m I .. .
I
Wick. our. bolt Inn.
The A. J. Collins (30.,
So. Norwalk, Conn.
CHURCH CALENDARS.
w”..-
South Norwalk Congregational.
Clifford Poole. New Haven. (.‘Onn; H. Tuesday \‘I’hutsoever Circle of
LEROY Lewis, Bridgeport. Conn.) EII- King's Daughters meets with Mrs.
36110 D. McCarthy. New York; ”01% William Somers. Ili liayview avenue
'1" 8. Laura". NEW HEW". COMM H. at 2 p. m., for a sewing meeting. The.
Gordon Rowe. New Haven, Conn. tintermodiate C. E. Society meeting.
'III t: ‘10 in the CIItiH'h parlor. Leader.
READ RESUIJS IMlsII Sadie. Rowan. Toplc,‘ Getting
merely fleeing their ads in print. Seu- “'Iuinttfidal~--I'L'lldctt\'tll‘ Circle of
, “n91 wants reach all the right. people} King‘s Daughters meet with .\lrr., illlis
‘aylor. is L‘ove avenut, at. :l p. In, Al
I? p. nl.,oll young people who desire
to join the church chorus are asked
to meet Mr, (irauniss. At 7:3 p. In.
choir and chorus rehearsal.
in ’l‘hIIrsdaymMldeenk service at 7:45
In. Subject. A Citizen of a Per-
-5lI-c.t City Mason l’tialIn 1.3.
I l‘IldIIy——.\locting of the Junior 80'»
'eloty (“‘. E. at :l p. In. Leader, (.ieorgo
Jackson. (“ateebetical class for all
)‘Otlllii poo-,II-o contemplating member-
Ishlp in the church, at the church at
.7 p. in.
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Grace Friendly Note:
the tinild Iooni at l;
\\ ednesday- ~ \\ omnn's
Mré. Ranger. '3 East.
I 2130.
luiid with
Wall street at,
cently confirmed at S p. III. in the
church for instruction preparatory to
'their first communion Sunday next.
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Every day some storeqlntrons who
ought to come to your store go else
where—to their own and your disud
vantagembecauu your advertising:
was not quite lmuelling enough '-
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cHICIIESTER PILLS
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Ioi Alli: ) our Drufiin (nr
‘I-t- choc-tofu III III-Ion “Ir:-d©
I
I'm-III nu! Ittlr fluid metal...
mm. seated with mac Ribbon
no no other,“ "I!
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A Combination
.Coal and Gas
Range
is the latest and best thing.
takes up less room and is more
economical.
Before you specity a range for ,
your new house or before you
buy one for an old house.
. topic and look at them.
Horace R. Nash
N. Main & West Sis.
. , S.Norwallt
I.
“Id."‘irnn '
Hub Flue make. only four turn to reach smoke pt” I
(other fiuca make 6 turns) ‘
Thou or. the reason: why Hubs save fuel.
IHOIIISIGI' Casweil, the new paint
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1"“ d“-‘“““""’ “mm“! SON”) “1 tlIIiI plans for the summer. and the
'I‘lluraduy~—-.\leetiug of the class ro-, .-
maknmufluuMII. Mum" Roilat to j
. 110W.
1-3 Ion turn. mogul
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Rev. L. H. Cutveli Preach. i.
John’s' find out Wall Lodge,
Members
. a
Ai“the IIIvitIIIlon of Rev.
the Norwalk Methodist Chtlrd
One hundred Masons attended
vine worship at the Ichttrch‘l
nilIgI. and listened with cone ,
pleasure to the able, discourse '9!
divine OII “Masonry and MI
Man." About forty memberi,
Old Wcll Lodgé. No; tots, F. a
and St. John‘s Lodge, No. 8, B!
.\l., recurred by about thirty ,
tIt‘ (‘llnton Com-nundery,
Knights Templar. all in dmo
marched into the clIII‘:h and I ., I35“
setvlce was excellent. the p '
being of Mr. ('asweil'u undid.
allv title.
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ADVERTISE YOI' R St.' RIMER CO
TAGE NOW .
Hundreds of ptople are making
wise owner will set-I that they read
to let advertisement in The Steam
Rates 32 per day and Upwardc‘
SUNDAY DINNER! 75¢
for Connecting,
Cas Ranges I
To insure prompt, attention
wait until the weather getalt
and hot. Order your gay; ,
if you delay in orderinf.”
A phone call or:
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