1115 Washington Street. 3.. insomnia ' ‘ READ, PLEASE,- THE FRIDAY ADVEETIBEMEN . tilt is Junk it will pay you to" send 3a postal or telephone ,441 to Woo. El. iro'm. .3 Rowan St.. East Norwalk, who is paying lo a lb. for ,rags and best prices for auto tires, metals, rubbers, magazines, newspapers and iron. Feather beds and old automobiles a specialty ‘- . Goods Below Cost. ‘road commission stocks and-I . amounting to $109,404,000 Iapportion- ‘ ' manasement and opera til“: at the New York. New Haven and 1' Hartfordbitaiiroad especially as to its charter powers. Mr. Wilson endeav- , (mid to call from the table the resolu- . ‘ 111111 Iwhich he had introduced on Feb. ‘ 7 and 01nd tabled at that time patina 12?, to lack of. quorum. 1 As or Jup‘e 90'. 1900 the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company' hereadter called the New Haven Company. reported to the 1111. bonds ed entirelyior steam rraierads/ The. stock oi.I the company in this year ‘ sold as high as 3204' a share, «but not lower than 3189 a share. the par va- lue- being 3100 per share. After pay- ing opal-wilds expenses and other charges including interest and dlvi Idendb..thelcompauy hadln 1900 a sur. pluslpet income ot- 30;326.998. ' . » .Ae of May 31. 1007. the New Haven 7 Company. merged with and in and be. came-the Consolidated Railway Coin-r pony. a Connecticut corporation which owned street railways and steam ships. But the said New Haven Com- ' liany. after becoming the said street railway company retained the name ”New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company! _ As of June 30, 1908. the merged New Haven Company reported that its stocks and bonds had increased more than three times and to $52,322,580 and accounted for said increase by at» tri‘buting it to the merger of Maya]. 1907, as above described. 01’ the stated amount. 310-1639 .000 was set down to “railways." and 315? 682.000. to "other properties. ” The effect of this merger was im- mediate and disastrous The stock derltiency, it it "i met. . ‘ When a share of eight per cent. 11th backed by a rich steam road is exchanged “for a share or iota lléi‘ cent. stock backed‘f‘ by a poverty stricken trolley read. the owner or the‘ latter.‘ share or stock receives something sot value and the owner or the former share looses something at value. This policy or changing good pro- perty for. poor property has resulted in much 111qu to Connecticut and New England. 'l‘he legitimate ex~ pension of street railway. and steam railroad transportation has been stilt led. Passenger and height service has deteriorated. The number at casualties have been greatly increased on both steam roads and street railways. wrecks have been multiplied at an alarming rate. and all these phenomena are due to Ithe parsimony practiced in an effort to pay interest and dividends upon enoromons Iquautlties of paper issued tor the properties purchased ‘at an extravagant price and not re- presented by adequate phys‘ic'value ‘or by adequate earning power, By legalitrlck and ‘device, and as . one of the results 0! the mower or 1907 Connecticut-”has rbeen deprived of large amounts in taxation ‘which should in oddity have been «paid to it' by New Haven Company. . As or June 30, 1907. the New Haven Company reported the value of as steam roads as $83,347,750. The company mid to this state by way of taxation in this year 3.1203.483. As of June 30,1912. the Neh Haven eI vast variety oi! designs. Rugs or extra and special sizes to order. Wholly Brussels.in many novel designsand colore,0x12 .. . .................. ......;..1. $254") Rugs or all grader—Winona, Axminsters, Tapestries and Burmese. in. many combinations oi shades and All regular sizes lrom 4 x lite 9 x 12.11 . .. ‘ i. .n‘ v ‘ x. A large varsity of samples from. the best manufacturers are ready llor your inspection. S'HIProvisio‘n Co. 22 West Washington St.. South Norwalk 13 - 15 Main Street. . . Phone at Beth Stores Bluefish Shad 16c The Beers Meat& ~..: Norwalk . : '2 18c lb :5; ................. 4.‘ o.'a.'-.1..'.v.:4'4.'.g. ”a." . .__ ..... . . ........... .Kriegcer Co The Leading Qutfittinngtore in The Nor-walks ' West Washington Street ‘ 1 ‘ ’ ~ ”.me . : ‘w. . - i!" I'- . . . . . . ‘.,n,-,-.!.l.l.l.l. . . . Profit Division Sale one. “if IIII PORTABLE oi the New Haven Company droppedfc‘mpuny "390”“ its investments in to $127 a share and upon this date,‘”5 3‘9““ road “3 3131-9692515. or (Februaly 21,1913) is quoted at $126 more than twice as much as in 1900 per share. 13‘“ "I 1912 the company \vna asses The great surplus or 1906 disappear ”594 ’0’ taxes In this at to by $971,161. ed and there appeared a dellclt. at’ior TV“ New Haven 099115011! linld tol Damnent of dividends, of $2,516,692. 00110900001 in 1912 the sum of 3229 l in 1909 there was a canon of 3150.13” 10“ in taxes that it paid In six 913. years earlier in 1000.‘ in 1910 there was a deficit of 3i- By the” “"9"“ “18398 hem“ (19.. 267 539 . . iscribed many millions or securities During the period iollowing suidl:‘"9 been created. to. be a ”condom-g merger and until June 30, 1912, the “3' perpetual “"d' “”3 ”horse “9"" . steam road properties continued to. the industry of Conm‘ftlcnt ' mat the spiritual the ritual, 2:11:21: it . be. as they always pan been very pro-i Ihad in its own charge. 0 e we .. ductiv'e 'l‘heir F0135 Maine“ and‘ ' + diverged and the doctor and the dom- their profits increased womanly. THE 000 on“ Unis became strangers. - W But it is now apparent that those earnings have been squandered. wast- The regular meeting of the “Nor walk Medical Association was held, Cod Steak Salmon Smelt ‘ Herring Oysters w 160 ‘ 141: 12‘40 71: Our remaining stock of Gents' Furnishing will be cleaned out below cost. ' Keeler' s Shoe Store Opp Hoyt's Theatre Just Received .IOur last shipment of Winter Wanted a 1“Mhyfair” Slides in Gun Metal. ‘lIiid audioloth Tops. IPat‘Colt, Kid and Cloth Tops. Our Short» Vamps. Hubble Toes, at :11»? . ,l: o ‘ .9. 5'". , 2 0:» :- @- “q We have about twenty-live verynice porta- hie Lamps suitable foil library or den. To close out we will divide the profit with you on ed or dissipated because at the pur- chase at extravagant and unjustlna‘ bio prices. of the control of street railways and steamshlpe. and. in some n :- do '- aouth Nor-walk. . be given. but we mention but ' The best prices and honest inusualOportumty - tiered You! dew days Human Hair Goods ding Sanitary Hair Rollo, . d inflate“. We have Just W invoice or "0”"; he intent designs in silk and MAX LEVY I145 Washington St.m S. Norwallt 74 Washington: Street South ‘Norwalk. Conn. Float (layering Exclusively If anything ill this. line' IS ~ «rchired. We believe it to I your advantage to come “ here. We still close and' in car- . rying the creations of the fa~ :‘ mods house of I.W and J. I Sloane. N Y., insures to .1 you the ri ht quality. Lib- eral croditYf fIyou wish. HAD A FINE TIME. alienation Council. Royal Amanum. hold the inert largely attended meet- ing in years last night. ”No candi dated were; initiated, utter winch Brother Goodchiid have on allegorical talk. on “1’roeperlty."~ An oyster snp' oer was served and greatly appreelab . ed. Oaptein Ddrringer‘s bowling team defeated tln‘ntein Madden'e 9 Wii on returns about one and ‘ . nail-tar per treat; cases. of other railroad lines. The result of these acquisition oh "other properties" following the mar l . ger or 1907.111“ an almost complete' monopoly oi transportation by steam .. railroad, by street railway and by 1; water in New England , This monopoly was a more incident ‘1 ol‘ the transactions. by which it. was I: created. ;; transactions was by legal trick and do - vice to transfer the great and '.' values represented by the steam roed’ j; propertieswcwned by the New Haven‘ ”Company prior to the merger—Antol . the pockets of the promoters and own. The ‘reul purpose of these real . era. and other insiders. engaged or operating steam railway companies; -- steamship companies. or other proper.’ II ties. ’ihe New Haven Company porches .' ed for 331.890.0110 control oi the Rhode .' island Company. A committee ap- .. pointed 'by the Massachusetts begin- 1: intureI appraised this .. woilh no more than 30.000. 000 and property II it new; to the New Haven Company less than two per cent on its cost or acquisition puny has invested “0.000.000 in ear- min street railways operated by the Gomectlcnt company. Th" 'fliflhloommunity versed in the art or 111111 mart pays no more than two and one half per cent. and the value or the property was appraised for loss than the purchase price. The New Haven Company hail lawman. hairs vested millions in the Berkshire Railway mushy invest» The New Haven Coin-l Ilast evening. at the residence of Dr. 1M. Ooburn. After Mounting some ;« routine business the members precept had the pleasure of listening to an on ceedlnxly interesting address by Rex. John stapleton. on the subject: “The Doctor and the Dominic. " Mr. Staple ton spoke in substance as (allows: “in the beginning they were one in early Grecian times‘ the practice oi medicine was associated with the work of certain temples dédioated far the most part to Aeaoulaplus the God of Medicine. The priests treated the mlerers who came partly by hygienic measures. by exercise by baths and ovon by operation. The heeled made altering- to the prlepi and under the happy combination the doctor ‘receiw ed them The medicineman of the in. dlsn tribes is illustration oi this some ouaiom one day: the devil are at be driven out or the siek'by the torches: and charm and concoction of («mil herbs and the next the (lust Spirit is to be invoked to silly the Mine er give success to the tribal 11mm or game to the hasten, and both unions were performed by: one man. The monetary ot Humps in the middle altos was often the dispensary and the Monk or'Abbot the only one in the ing. than a change some. true doe but became the man at the ammo. 1101111111 or the telescope. The sdrgosn the pbyslolocieal investmior became daring with the Noticed-Z next—~the two have been converging "The doctor. likewise. has learned; 1:: ‘ he has learned that pill and prescrlp- 'II 'I next few days. tion do not relieve the pain or awound- % .- od spirit. that the knife cannot reach II I the cancer of the heart, that moraiIl upllit has unquestioned therapeutlcnli 1- 1 value. and that there are diseases .. which kill beyond the power at pineal- ologicai pathology to relieve. Man in a unit and doctor and domi- l II I physician ,: knows that debasins influence and :- him .- uie are learning it. The immoral surrounding binder: in his treatment of disease. The min later has learned that there is vital connection between the number of dark room In a community and the number or darkened live- in that same community. Go the dominio is follow in: the doctor, and the doctor depends on the ominie. Consequently the hy- giene 15111009111 medical demand is Dmiellod by the community option. 7 " tin-spy and morality demanded by bit. dial a worker: The other of tho. I~-I-j cause at disease Ionian today is male: i" . ind more strides than the study onhe . .. euro in mime medic»; is stretched by 1111 loom atom for child- training. whereby: the church is prey» in; that prevention is better than cure . in moral and spiritual mime. inibio the domicile in learning from the lion» tor. the We are meeting again. time WHO“? even 1111 the astronomer became the fol or “binder in rm 0* “iii WW bliiiy. but homers m mane: in the hold er social service more and mustard nonunion may We met I‘ am more bold in 1111 search i‘or the new bands or cooperation when every one or the 11111111111 body. Harvey airman: minister tools-ire ii l 1111111 hid v; it'llltloii til; “ Lamps Lamps Lamps Lamps Lamps “ 3133150111“ famous ORAL your disposal. We Easy Payments. 0. L 1.0 W E 81‘ .' 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