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STAMFORD
Some claim that warm-air heat-
ing requires more fuel than steam
or hot water. -
This is a disputed point; and be—V
66111311611 111‘ cunhecticut for 1
V gifts! Fiscal VYaar~Prapar61ij> ‘
11’ 0111111 Clerk For the
' Attorney-General
.-.
nan prepared for submission to .lnmcn
CLMcReynotus, attorney 1)."
the United States, his report of the
bankruptcy business in the court in
till»; district for the fiscal year which
ended on July 31.. Since the enact-
ment of the federal bankruptcy law
practically all of the failures in the
state not into the United States court,
and all oi“ the petitions in bankruptcy
in Connecticut are. filed in this city:
The present report does not. however
genera;
aides, they are comparing entirely
different kinds of heat.
‘ I i you are willing to accept from V
a warm~air furnace the same kind ,
of heating you would get from a
boilcr~that is to have the same
may find the advantage in fuel is'
,with the war—m air furnace.
i
The warm—air furnace can be
so installed as to do this; but it
seldom is,"as such heating is most
nuhcalthful.
Sl‘MImluirc-RNACES ARE so .1) If!
Horace it. Nash
Corner North Main and Wait Streets.
1
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1
THE TARIFF on HATS. i
'M' l
Senator Brandegoe Asks for Duty of:
Fifty Per Cent.
The hat and touthcr‘turit‘f provision
were discussed by theCox1mctlcut sen-L
"niors yesterday. Senator Brandcgee
oflmcd an amendment, making the
duty on far ielt hats 130 per cent, in-
stead of 413. He said that the hut i115
'V dimtry is operating under difficulties
11nd that it. would he a great calamity
to hundh .111 it further. save a dispatch
from Vt'uellington. tic. know person
ally that the il1duptr1 is n1131'cl1 sting
-. 3653.3“? along, 3116.649 did not Lthink any
ageluiV 11116110119. nonld be served by
giving the industry anotthr push and
Lnulhnorging it. V 1 i
lilo declared that if' the duty is lo1v'~
__.'01£.d the mauuifiactutors will have to
11111 less time. than at present. if
, Ville “Limerlcau hot lndustly is killed
foreign manufactures will capture
this murkct and chargé any price
0101 please.
Senator l-iughen, oi.V.\‘cw Jersey, ro-
iglyiug. expressed surprise at Brando
1:11.11 Speech. Iiughee said that the
but people are satisfied with the 46
per cent. duty in the Senate bill.
, diughes favored a high duty on huts
because that ie'oue industry where’
the protection is panned down to the
."W01km011.iie knew there in no i1at~
to '9' trust and realized that the manu-
fuctlu'crs operuto dieadmntngeountv
owing to changing ianhione and the
use of cloth cups. The li'rnndegco
zuuvndlueut 11 as defeated viva vote.
The provisions relative to plumage
was recomlnitted after Senator Smith,
of Georgia, had pronounced the
6.111111 mucmlment proidlng plumage!
importation impracticable- and un-iV
necessary. Senator McLean reviewed
briefly, the arguments against the
feather t1'.ndc Declaring that Ameri-
can Illl‘dH would be protected by the
importation proposition. lie pointed
out that plumage in so valuable thul
birth-1 will be killed 1111 long 1111 the law
recognizes the {author trade, and con
cluded by expressing the hope that
Smith would agree with the unant-
lnoun opinion of lichen Doinooz'utn,
that the feather trade in illegitimate.
and that it would not be bingled “as
the only one to receive protection in
thin hill.”
rionatur Mcluaan introduced :1. bill
in pension .luiln iii. Booth. of Bridge
port, at 880 a month.
i
87.000 JUDGEBHIP 008:8 IEGGING
,lN CALIFOIIMA.
SAN loiLANtlISCO, 'prt. fir-Govern-
or Johnna“ would appreciate havlnn'
mmvlmdv accept a 67.060 position in
1.9111 State government it was learned
tmlny. im-ry one to whom 6h:1 plane
inn. boon offered has turned it downs
it in 11 1601;611qu in the state Ap-l
milnto Court. made vacant by domipi
it f'lil'l'it‘a about 82.0110 :1 year more
nainry than the average Superior
(Zourt tildltnillllp, hilt one after another
man now on the bench have ultihled
111 the added inducement and stayed
where they were.
The trouble in that the appointment
1:1 zfur only 11 your, and the luc1nn-'
bent than would have to 1.11.1111 for
«1611111111 it he winded to 1108901: draw-
tug the 611160
Good 1661111116 1166 to ' dun-for
68666666646166.
‘include all of the failures there were
5 recoiverships are
.thongh they have the more aristocrat
old air heated over and over—you W name.
:11'1'1'0 .167; filed during; the year 183.:
005398: 'L.“
There were ill involun' .- .-
{tar-'1 petitions pending on
. bankruptcy
M" 161161011111 man
'thie npeclnl purpose.
Vnot in keeping with the pretty interior
ia‘the clock, which won bought at new
in Connecticut. The probate courts in
11011111 of the districts have occasional
insolvency procaedings, and the supe-
rior courts handle receivership, and
frequently failures,
The report which will be submitted
'to the attorney- general from Connecti
'cnt furnishes some of the informa-
tion on which his report to Congress
will be based. V
The report shows that the
tary (uses pending" on iuiy 1,101".
The clerk of the United States court. .
volun- :"L
cc .1 positions
closed,173.
0011011110le ‘3;
July
'1012,
VCEH'
and 42
three of the
lions 1 crn dismissed;
31.0011105itions were
thirty-noven
were. closed,
three
confirmed,
The, liabilities of the Voluntary pefl
tlilol 01-, that note scinred or
311101 as prlotltv claims footed
8371107517. and the unset: rnrod claim'e).
against the v70luntary petitioners
amounted to 8627.0 271 uhile tin-r62
were unscc'niod claims ot‘ 8"”"8012'1
ngnlnct voluntmy petitionexe that
that
. , 1 ~'
were notified 01' proved, The total liu-‘ - '
1.111111... of the voluntary petitioners in
{noted on $1,270. “3.14:
The secured liabilities of the
voluntary petitioners in' bank
amounted to 8271816313, and the un-
secured filafms against this clean 01‘
hankrupts were $1,050 ,1332. 04V. Thé‘t‘e
were claims against the involuntary
petitioners amounting to $551,080.00
that were. not filed or proved The
total liabilities of involuntary lilllli'bi
route 11 cm $1,..1ii 1184. 83 ‘
There were tw'cnt) petitions whero'
'the liabilities were less than $1,000.'
179 where the liabilities were in ex-
fcens of $1,001), and less than $10,000..
Ninetcen where the liabilities weroV
in excess ‘oi $10,000 and lens than
$20,000, and twenty—two where the-
liahilities were $20,000 or over. The
total dividends-1 paid (11 secured cred-
itors in the voluntary class were
$11112‘1"".,07 while $253,215.01 was,
paid to the secured or reditorS. U11: :
secured creditors in the voluntaryf
clung received dividends of 8187.4:
845.110 and unaetnred creditors in the ‘
involuntary class receivpd $78, 783. 213
The nature of the business of those-V
adjudicated bankrupt during,r the 1ear'
is classified as follow: Farmer, 3;,
anerchuut. 171; manufacturer, 14; pro»:
1; miscellaneous, 21.
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The final roe-arrangement or the Non
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of the recent improvements all-1
preacher completion. The congestion
named by the increased number or
books has been relieved by placing
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piece of furniture has been varnished,
the vacuum cleaner has done its work
and the electric lights are to be ex
tended. Notwithstanding these ox-I
pounce, the work has been so careful-l
1y 111111111366 that the yearly uppropriu»
1
.
i
1
:tlou hue not been exceeded, thoug‘h‘
the board of Entimnte approved the'
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din and «one. giving the sum of $01 for
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and-hand. nixtoen years ago, and into
finally rebelled at any further work
and retired from service. it shopped.
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CARDINAL TUTO RECOVERS.
ROME Supt. 8.-Cnrdinal Viveay
'l‘nto, Prefect of the Congregation for
religious affairs, and the most intln.
entinl member of the Cardinals Col
logo at the Vatican under the precept
pontiflcaie, inns recovered from the
ed him for many montha, but a new
be operated on nhortly. "
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MARKET DAY AT PANAMA.
Some Now and Unulual apcclu of the
Vegetable and Animal Kingdom.
01'!ch by Vendoru.
(By Willis J. Abbot, Author of “Penn
m6. and the Canal in Picture and
Prose").
Copyright. 1913, Syndicate Publishing
Co.,1New York. All rights reserved.
The sun, rising red out at the Perl
tic ocean-«a geographical phenomenon
that never tulle to interest and porplex
tourtntawin barred by the alondor
lines. or gushed by the broad rails of
innumerable cayucos hunting down to
Panama with strange exotic productn
for the market. Every day in market
day at Panama, but the crowded little
opennatr mart is seen at its but of 11.
Saturday. or Sunday in early morning.
ulll night long the native boat». mostly
cayucon hewn out of 1. 14111316105. some»:
times of? mahogany. and often as much
as thirty-five feet long, and with a
echooncr rig. have been drifting 111,
propelled by the never falling trade
wind. They Come from the Beyond
river country. from Chorréru. from T6-
ars are there almost 69' soon as tho'
nailera,'for e'arly rising‘is the rule in
the tropics. Along the sidewalks, on
the curbs. inthe muddy roadway even.
the diverse truitn and food products
of the Country are spread forth to
tomptthe robust appetites of those
gathered about. flora in" an indlau
Women. the (idiot of a coconut and
crinkled as, to skin like a piece or
Chinese crepe. Before her is spread
out bar stock. diveroe and in some
itemn curious. Green peppers, tonin-
toes a little larger than a email plum,
a cheene made of goat’s milk and pack-
ed to about the connintency of uric;
a tow yams. peas. times and 111 papaya
or two are tiie more familiar ediblea.
Something shaped like a banana and
wrapped in corn 111191111 arouses my
curiosity.
f‘lVllat is it?”
no! I mean what is it? What's
made of?" 'F’i centuvot"
" In despair “over my lack of indo-
Spanish petals. I buy it and find a, lit-
tie 1.1.1111. sugar, very moist and very
111.111.1616.. up like a sausage, or a tu-
1111119 in corn 111111119. Other mysterious
"Five cents." “No.
it
lmenuil derangement which 115311.661“, one. and the isles ot Pearle, from the dialect: torment to he ginseng, which
Allh'iy of 86p Miguel and from the hind .8606816 to 6266' resident Chinese; the
fallen in 111111 nppeudicitin aim in w of the 8166:8166 indium." 'Vd'outrlra’il-r- 1111111698" 11' admins pinpy fruit the 9129
on; 016166 inner, 11151-116616 viking:
1611 tropics,“ driving 111911 6611101161,
through 1161-1911169 11161611 5‘ lion 1.1.13-
WWE ' ' L 6:61.
. ..
of u'inrgmpmir With a .111. like 61...-
unit.» 1166 111311613118 looking pit about
twine ~1:119 pill 6. of o. penohotone' the
‘nntivesdahhiy chm it: off with his mm
41111111 arousing Wampum ”611116116:
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realization of the; SjV ’0
i‘I‘Ve, tells you of the people and country, of the past? 26%6 e363”. I666]
The story is inapiringwfiilcd to the
V interest-.41 story that will live as long as the’ great canal itself . ‘ "
h:
Not Satisfied
is sometimes called the star apple. it
is eaten with a spoon and is palatable:
The mnmei, howe1er. like the mango.
requires a speciaiiv trained taste i‘
Like most 7,90me of a low order of there the variety exposed for sale was!-
intoliigonceiifiho mongrel name of
Panama 'is‘ ivithout the slightest sense
of humanity to dumb animals. lie does
not seem to be intentionally cruel»
indeed he in ltrio indolent to exert him-
self unless something is to be gained.
But be ”.1616. lets any consideration
for the sufferings of an animal affect
his method of treating it. The 1311619
.116, ugliest! of! lizards, which he 61166
with avidity. in one of his chief vic-
tims. This animal is usually taken
alive by hunters in order that he may'
undergo a preliminary fattening pro-
0969 before being committed to the
not. 1111 captivity his condition l8 not
pleasant to contemplate. Here at the
market are eight or top, litlng. paint»;
tilting, looking out on the strange
World 6111. even of wistful misery.
Thon- short lens are v'rousbly twisted
so 116 to cram above their backu and
the charp claws on one foob'hrc tu'unt
through the bunny part mu other no
as to hold them tenemeniuflha (1611'er
er fae'ientngp. 1111111199111 66%
only free instant 6617
.1111 v.06 at. 161111 ‘6 i666 its 0666
his 161.311. 18' 111416116 for food. no the
V "(0)
$3.21“
of the Panama market, an be'soema a
place which is practically ‘tm inland
and the very name of which signifies
many fisheu." Yet at the time i was
not great. The corbina. apparently
about as etable and certain a crop an
our northern cod: the red snapper.
mullet and a flat l'inh resembling our
fresh water 91111 fish were all that were
expound. There were a few West in-
611111 lobsters too, about as large as
our average sized lobsters. but with
out claws, having antennae, perhaps
18 inches long, instead. Shrimps and
email moliuacn were pleutitully dis-
played.
in one notable respect thin Panama
market diffcrli from most open-9111' an
fairs of the sort. The vendors make
no personal effort to sell their 300119.
There in no appeal to panning buyers.
no crying of wares, no ‘fballyhoof' to
employ the language of Candy island.
What chatter there la. is chiefly among
the buyers; the trailers alt client by .
their wares and are 'more apt to re»
celvo a prospective cuntomer solidly .
than with aicrt V‘cAE’emene.
The «have is an extract from "Pann-
666889 0511111. " a boot: now 1.191113
6116136623616 ’28 41111 61111111111111 once for mu
11611186862101 610166 980 or 466. 866
large advarttnorucntn for partleulnrn.
" Public Utilities 61.111111196111111
- fumended so as to forbid the 11:18 0
iruuuinv; boards for tho carrying
1 passengers. --
' 7' At the last session of the Legitiia.
' misdemeanor for persons to "interior
cos
1 running her .'1d.'~:,
V g The public utilities
‘- street railway companies to stop til
-. Vthe running boards are used for rl'diV
' but. little effort is made to Stop it 111
. will 'he moat interested
L; . lord
1 TIME TABLE
Hold Hearing on'PolilitVn'
of the Troileymen 1
W
The-public utilities connulnaion 'v't
hold a mb’e‘tin next Tuesday morn!
76611280 o'clock, on the petulant;
xiiivislon .\'o. 26] Amalgamated A860
elation of Street 11.111161 2111111101666
‘of America, asking that the commit: -V
sinners prohibit the ridirgi of p666
gers on the running boards of trail“
care. The board issued an order (it ‘
rectihtr life one. railway compani'
to make rules prohibiting passenger
'trom So riding. but this order does no
:Vseenr to have had much effect Th
ttrolleymen now ask that the ruio'lt
l
lure a l11.v “as passed matting it
with the trons of street railway car
in the discharge of their duty. Till
law 11 as a substitute for one prohibit
lug the riding on running boards. 1
LX611 1161 en the street railway emploLVV
interpreted it ‘a. giving them
to ask the police to clear Vtii
tut thin latter ‘
fused to assist the trolieimen. L
commiSsionV V1186
sufficient police power to compelthjo 1-
' right
use of 111nnin' boards 01' passenger
for riding, and such an order may V
suit from the hearing Meanwb‘
purposes during the rush hours Van
this state,
Sentinel Wants are a (1111014 61061
and inexpenshe means of confidant
ration. They afford a direct way-
.carrving a message to the ones w
New Xork Ncw-;VV
Haven 8. Hark V
RAILROAD
in Effect Juno 23, V1818.
i‘souru NORWALK T0 new roan. ‘
l A 111.:—1 2011 5:101, 52411:, at
!6:251, 6-. 4311.6 6:6, . -1s, .7: 46, 6: if
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3:27, 4:31x, 5:41. 5:5211, 6:37, 6:518
17:20:. 9:221, 9:69, 10:15.
Sundays.
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8: 54 10: 20:, 11: 24 '
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is: 52x, 6: 56x, 7: 12:, 7: 52: 8: 81"_
19:22:. 9: 69 1o: 26. ' " ‘ ’
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWA,
A. lif.-—-4:45, 5:40, 8145. V8: 1
8' 381:, 8:551: 9:11:11. 10: 08:. V101
10: 50x, 11: 03.
P. M.:—-—12 03.1:05,1:183. 1: 282V
urday only. 2: 041: 2: 57 3: 801:, 8: L5
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6:,07 8::1:,00:.820x.900x,880 1111': -
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Sunday;
A. M.:--12 00x, 6: 001 8:331, 6. 66':
9200102021. 11:0011.
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6: 62:. 6. 94. 8: 61:, 7: 11:. 8. 60:. 8:1,
8: 59:, 10. 00!, 11:18 11: 38:. ‘
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HAVEN. V
A. M.-~12:19x. 12:42., 1:181. "656‘”
7:28, 8'21x, 9240):, 10:23:, 1111!.
11:8811.
P. M.—-—12:02, 1:20, 8:141, 41:86.1
6:12. 6:1611. 8:47, 7:106. 8108:, 9:18
8:8811. 18:08:, 11:18. .
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A. M.--12. 18:. 12: 4217. 1:171. 72,
8. 40:. 10: 18, 11: 1111. .
P. M.——12:07x. 2:1811, 8:181. 4:1.
6:10;. 8:48,?210118184x.8:081.8t
10: 07:, 11: 07:.
BOUTH NORWALK TO DANIUN
A Mfr-1.20, 6:13, I: 27) 1°:
P. Hwy-1: 26. 8181. 4. 86!;
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