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Retrenchment Policy Will be
. Followed (lIIl According to
Railroad Announcement '
of Changes
SILVERMIN E
Justin Gruelle is home on-n short'
visit,
Miss Monica llorglmn has 11 new
Shetland porn I
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Bonny new styles for littleI talks at:
Uacohy's.
I Miss Edna Aiken has returnedI
. ‘ orne for a est of a few weeks.
Money will be loaned on al‘trcies (Ii' 1‘ r
‘ Value. by Joseph liosoutield.
Sec adv. ‘
I Mrs. Alonzo lluttory has recoveredl
i from her recent attack of neuralgia.
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'l‘ho summer sehedule of the Now
Ii'or‘k. New Haven and Hartford Hall-
,roud will become elicclive Sunday,
,Junc. Tth.
Iifari Schaub is advertising it specie
dinner for today. soft shell crabs, the
first 01’ the season.
‘II'I
I Henry linbboll, the artist, has re-
.turned to the city, after a short stay
—The latest soft hats. Q'Bflen‘s' ‘1‘“‘9- I Additional trains will be put on to
. __._--.___. I’ care for summer business
St. John & Keyser are to build II lIIIu.I Mrs. salon "- Borgitlm “"1 her I There will be some r'mision ot pres-
daughter Monica. expect to 5““ fl". . ent schedules in pursuance of a policy
Europe “0’” Monday. Iol‘ needed but conservative retrench-
ment for the purpose of reducing op-
erating expenses. This is in line with
similar action taken recently by other
important railroads,
fl‘ho principal changes affecting this
locality are:
Train lull,
' Itery i‘or leorge A. Fish, in Highland
avenue, to cost $130.
All hills ordered paid by the conn-I “I: and A!” lazcly and the” so"
(Iii on Tues-(lav ,uight haw been paid ‘13:“ Flynllxo“ :(ijk alpcnilt)hu “Mk-
, , , on \\‘111 l r. IIIII . rs. mo orn. ;
by tht cletk' s deartnIcIIt I I
Frank Aiken has been in the employ
of William Wardwell. .1r., tor the
past few days. Spraying trees and (103 f ‘ _
ing general horticultural work. , p. In, New Haven .lznl p. 111., will stop
. “lat IStami’ord, connecting them with
local train for way points, and will‘
run daily.
'l‘rain . 89,
and New Haven 0:13 p.
daily. _
i Mr and \lrg pmd flute”, and Train 2511, leaving \‘ew York 11:30
. l\.ir and Wire Joseph Guthrie aecom p. m. for Danbury. will run only to
hauled llyi Miss Elsie St Mlohn attend- Stamford and train 4115, leaving Dah-
ed the meeting of the Cannon grunge. bury 8- .10 P III, “will “0'- 01"” 1’39
[last Friday evening 9011119”!
I’orch screens,
to order.
S". John
MScIeens. screens.
, window and door screens
I 0 Lowest prices. Phone lllh‘fl.
& Kcyser.
“W"‘fl Mr, Simmcl and his friend are still
holding forth in the llubhell home
as the Hubbeils have not fat settledi
themselves here for the season,
. Jones 8: Iiiotchkiss had two permits
granted. this morning, one for plumb-
.~,jng,ip the Mahaekemo Hotel, and the
other for plumbing in the. barn 01' John
. Mchlullen, at Judah Island.
leaving Springfield 1:10
III will run
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~Speeia1 soft shell crabs, first. of
“‘the season; also broiled and boiled
,Iobsteps. Tables reservedflior ladies at
tenuous imperial Cafe; "1 “I
E 53 ”135 Elizabeth “Gardiner c ects to III will make Iflag stops at Topstoue.
N Joe lingadish. the lad whoFt-Itolefiuc open a dancing “class. to be 321;! every Georgetown and Cannon Stati.on
a: ‘wheeis, was before the (film chanted Saturday Evening at the Borglum On Sundays train 3911 leaving New
511ml theft this 11101‘11I11g“-H9 “'33 01" studio .111 the near future, for the York 7:14 II), III. will run throuzh to
“ 33:11:: {gfizringiigg 3:?gl;o‘lxl“l‘i‘lfl];§ purpose of teaching society "dances. Springfield, leaving New Haven about.
. , _ ., I; - - 9:25 p. m.
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to the reform school. Methodist Protestant Church met at York 4'15 (Saturdays 1: 18) ll 111-. WI“
.m I‘M the home of Mrs. B,urns Wednesday fill-01l 810M101!
431,330,), 75:: and $1. 00 O Brien' e afternoon of last week, and talked IWinsted express, leaving New York
__ over plans for a colonial supper, to be 4: 23 l) 111. Wlll make additional 1110118
as fined held seine time in May. lat Greens Farms and Fairfleld.
Louis Januarlo, the barber, w
35 and costs, and his employe, Pros-
new ,1) Avanzo, $3 and costs for tail-I Alonzo Buttery accompanied a num-
ing to have properly displayed their ber 0‘ Silvormlne people, Monday
- license “cards by Judge “E. “M. .IAck- eVening of last week when he took
' Wood, yesterday afternoon Both paid them in 11,113 81110 10 Norwailr in order
111', These are the last of about Work that they might take the Odd Fellowa‘
‘ ty cases which have come before both 81390131 train 10 Dunbury. He also tions to ”worsted.
courts, resulting from a visit by main» returned the party from the station to , Bunday train service on the Ridge-
bers of the State Barbers' .Commls. Silvermine Iileld Branch will. be resumed, making
‘lilrln. Iconnecilon with main line trains.
Mrs George Avison gave a birthday The express New York to Palsnold
——ISt. John & Keyser, builders, have dinner to quite a number 01- friends Sundays, will not be put on.
. 0013910991] 8- .2 (781‘ garage, for Time- 11181; WVedne‘sday evening, in“ honor of Time tables showing changes in de
nuke parties. IMr. Avls'ons birthday. The dining um are being prepargd for distribu-
'r'oom was testooned with roses, car- tion in advance of above date
An exhibition of all the latest dances nations and temp, lighted by the sort
will be a. feature or the dune e and re- glow of candles. 'l‘hé supper was 101., VISITING WHITE STAR AGENTS.
091511011 given by the 91111118 of P011611 5 lowed by a card party, Mrs. John Gru-' John McKeely, traveling passenger
«dubbing academy. at Dreamland, on site carrying oi: the first prlzé, T'fig‘ agent of the White so, Line 61 New
Monday, May 18 An enlarged Or- rugs were then removed, and the com. York and Boston, is in the city visit.-
chestra will furnish the magic and a pony danced into the small wee hours his agents in Fair-flew county, The
11111111118810“. Of fifteen CBIIIE a 59% of the morning. lit was pronounced summer tourist travel to Europe will
@011... Ill 110 0119-18811 The ethibitlon. II. hiltI success, and the guests departed be very extensive as the demand for
will be given by the local danOIfiE leaving their best wishes tor the cabin accommodations on the va-
' ll' Mound a lady partner com the communal-I ' “ . rious steamers in much greater than
.‘l'n I“ ‘19 139MB?“ New Ytlbk .OIIIS-I. ,. W last year. owing to the many Euro-
w—W “‘ ADVERT“! IIIl 'rrll'l summit. been attractions for but.
man slab smoker. parlor car and
coaches will leave New York 1:23 p.
m, for Winsted. stopping at stations
Weatport to Bridgeport, inclusive,
then Armenia, Waterbury and. sta»
.w II
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I terles. ’ljh'e members will 1, '
post room above: 918 .
first“ and
scheepiug,d for .
be as and . a
leaving Springfield ‘2: 10
Train are leaving Dimbut‘y 6:11 p. .
IA Saturday only train with PullI ,
"ht
, Tel. 1302.3. .
LA’RGIE NUMRER OFAIN‘FANTS blE.
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State Health Board Urges More At
tentlon to Milk Supply.
IlAllTiI“0'1tD,hlnyib ----- lhutythreo
hundred inlunts under; one your 01‘ um
die annually in thisisalate, says IIIoI
monthly bulletin 01' the btute iioald
Iof IlletIltlI'Iissuod today, in II discus I
Islon of initial mortality. i‘lre approntnI
Iot sununel. says the bulletin, calls III- ,
u ” toolbar to infant mortality, win: h I.
A Light Angwe' always high during the verv hut
arthritis, and makes it well to (U! sillII I
What is the safest most con" Iwhut this amounts to In t IIIIIIeetiIIIIt,I
venlent, most serviceable form to sctktho cause and apply ther reme- ‘
Olligh‘t mg? The answer to that dies. The tigurts Liven above, it Is“
,questicn for event home, store, pointed out, amount to nearly twenty
office or factory 18 per cent oi the total (hath Into and t. )
EDE$©N \o'. , I about our ninth oi' the total births 101
Big Crowds are
II y.ear About half oi this number I11.
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ShOp . Ellen ii
at Mlnlz's at Mimi-'3
this this
evening. evening.
May Clearance
Sale To-day.
Sale.
Attending This
lulllll‘l ”‘9“, 111111. llll‘l U! age lrtllll 0011141 .1 l
M ZIN EH; KMPS
ital auscs, willie trod-VII. the Irtgc (It 1 VII
it is no tn. this to install them. They
man its the more. common causes are
as to II . ' ' ' , .
fitunycloclliciig‘rtcorkct. Simplyun- g 1 mt stilml (”“0““1‘1 “Nimbus.
screw the oldvsflylo carbon lamps and the Intention of II proper milk 1311]”)in
in their pines put 1‘ DlSON MAZDA the bulletin says; "Much Iaiuub.s
”2‘1“” W‘Il‘l‘1‘°‘fl";::m:::gfit; . work is now being done to imprint “
tt L‘ 1y you \I I: [te r I .
you i! It below. 1311'! "hflt at saving “‘0 "Mk supply “f ““3 Still-K and till
mm, whils?II1aH been found to have IIII appreciaolt
Let us help you 801" your “Kl“ effect upon the infant death rate
,roblem. Health oillcers should do all they can
ll 8 ll 11 . no 'rorn
TheU nited Electric IIEaIIIaiy 31:11:51? IILEIIWEIWI (1:0:ch-
Light 8; W ater Co.
Ied from contamination from the time
‘it leaves the cow until it reaches the
consumer. They should aid and co-
“ ,1.
Ioperate in all movements to educate
I mothers in the care of their babies? in
Isome of our larger cities milk dispen~
Isaries have done a valuable work.
i’I‘hese should he in charge of a physi-
Ieian to advise mothers with regard to
more and feeding. and he should be as-
slated by a trained nurse to visit and
give adIice in the home." '
Considering the vcrv high death rate
in irriauts under three months of age
,the bulletin continues, it is evident
that the reuse must be sought II Stop
further and the remedy applied to the
“mother as hell as to the child. Some-
:thing should be done for her, it is
[ held, [or the child's sake if not for her
(on II. Babies are often found-ill nour—
Iishell because the mother is too poor
Ito buy proper food for herselt. and,
“means msnt be round to obtaip thisf
I while. she is nursing her baby. A heal- '
ihv child the bulletin says. is not to
be expected as the off spring of intent-
Ipcraie or under- ted parents. Many
Imothcrs endanger the lives of their
Ichildren by working too hard duringl
Itho months immediately preceding
birth and it is added it is now: a “ell-
ostabilshed fact that infant mortality
Its high among the babies of women
'who work in mills and in factories
By mortality reports resolved there
were 1637 deaths during the month 01
The Varnish for all your uses.
It‘ to guaranteed by
Valentino 81 Company
W of high- grade I’m,
‘ . . elm-aware.
Och-mood or u ’
CHAS E DOW
m~w__
H. J. TRIPP
Architect and.
Mgechanical
Draftsman
Plans drawn for all kinds of private
buildings, ‘ ldeucos, etc. Plans, speci-
fications a d estimates given. Also,
all kinds of mechanical drawing done.
Tracing and bleu printing done. Raw
onable.
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,and 130 more than in April oi last
Iyear. and 112 more than the average
number of deaths during April for the
'iive years preceding
The death rate for the large towns
was 16.3. tor'the small towns 14.7, and
for the whole State 16.6.
W.»—
As a man thinketh, so he may be:
but as he sayeth, he seldom is.
‘ 16 Merritt
, Graduates
Have been placed in positions
the past six weeks. When our
merchants went well trained ot-
tlce help they apply to the man-
agement at
Merrill .
Business Colleges
South Nor-walk. Stamford.
Port Cheater.
43 some: eraser, _
Tel. 946-12. Norwalk. Conn.
Fxtra Fine Table
at or .
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Borgia chooser
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April. This was 209 less than in March . “
UNUSUAL CASE BROUGHT TO
COMMISSIONER'S ATTENTION.
Claim for Compensation Brought By
Man Whose Injury Caused Em-
player To End Life,
An unusual case coming under the
Workmun‘s Compensation Act was
brought to the attention ol’ Compen-
sation Commissioner Edward '1‘. Buck-
ingham, recently, involving a claim
for compensation by .._ party, who was
injured on May 1 and whose accident
so disturbed the mind of his employer
that a week later the employer took
his own life,
in March. (Klemens 'iiurlimau of
North Greenwich engaged the services
of John Mount] 01' Greenwich to work
on his term. (In May 1. while on-
gaged in blasting out some rocks on
the farm, Manuli was injured by a
premature explosion ol‘ dynamite. (inc
week later liurlimau, owner of the
farm, corrInIittcd suicide as It result
of worry occasioned by the accident.
it is alleged.
Now Manull, through his attorney.
William 1,. Tierney of Greenwich, has
served notice upon the estate of the
deceased employer, claiming compen-
sation. This morning (,‘ommissloner
Buckingham received notice from At-
torney Charles 1‘. Dalton, counsel lor
Mrs, llurliman, udrninistratrix of the
estate, to the ei‘lc’t that they had
been unable to reach any agreement.
and requesting the commissioner to
investigate the caste. (‘onIIIIissioner
Buckingham has not yet taken the
matter into consideration,
The case of Joseph MiIIht-Ilangelo oi"
Danhury vs. Tire Massachusetts liondI
int: (1‘: insurance Company, which was
to be given a hearing at the commis-
sioner's office tomorrow morning, has
been amicably settled by the parties
to the dispute and the hearing has
been called off, This again leaves
Commissioner Buckingham‘s slate
(lean.
Michel langeio claimed “:5 nooks of
compensation for the loss 01 two pha-
1anges and a portion of the third tin-
ger of his right hand. This compen-
sation was for the loss 01' the finger.
The insurance company rciused to
compensate him for the loss of the
finger but uttered him 12 1-2 weeks for
the loss of two phalanges. They
compromised and Michelangelo will
receive compensation for 20 weeks.
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THIS IS NOW
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palm made. return the paint
Southport.
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And 3 gals. Linseed Oil to mix with it -
You then make 7 gels. of pure paint for
It's only $1.42 per gal.
Anybody can mix the 0“. with the PAINT.
Whereas, if you buy 7 gals. of rady-for-use paint in
CANS, you pay $2.00 a gal. or $14.00.
The L. U M. SEMI-MIXED REAL PAINT i: PURE WHITE LEAD.
ZINC and LINSEED OIL, the best-blown palm material: [or 1 00 years.
one a all. out or any L.&M.PA1NT you buy. and u no! the best
' Buy 4 gals. L. onesm- mnemrm'r.
at $2. 00 per gal. $3.00
, 1.95 i
5513????-
nml gel ALL your money back.
CHAS. E: DOW. South Norwalk; HU BBELL d. STAPLES HDWE 00.,
Norwalk; W. S. GUYER d. SON,
WestpOrt; NORTHROP 81:108..
toot of N. Moore street
Send Ior illustrated pamphlet,
Broom and human.
22 Bouth Main St. ‘
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Attend our great
Clearing Sale ‘
‘ Thainer
ARE YOU ONE OF THE SEVEN?
seven people in ten NEED
‘ .Glasses‘.‘ The need is always up-
stoodr-exeem by «a: dentist.
We retain the exclusive services
of OGULIIBIDS to emmine eyes.
OOULIETQ AND DWIGIANfi
a? Anunti no. Stamford. (loan.
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meat,- but. very often not under~ .
A Vacation for Everybody
Four Days’ . Trip $18
888 Miles of Travel———~———-All Water
New York to Old Point Comfort, Va,
berth on steamer, luncheon at Hotel Charuberlin thence via James River
Night Line steamer to _.Richmond Va
and breakfast. the following morning; noonday luncheon at Hotel Jefferson.
Richmond or Murphy, in Richmond; leave llidhmoncl
.stanmer to Norfolk, Va, including supper, stateroom berth and breakfast
. the following morning; noonday luncheon at Norfolk on ship; leave Norfolk
some evening (except Sunday) 7 p. m..1'or New York, including
stateroom berth, arriving New York following afternoon about -1 to. m.
Steamers call every week day at3 p m. from Pier 25, N. it., New York,
including meals and stateroom
Including supper, stateroom .berth,
same evening via.
meals and
Tour Department.
OLD DOMINION LINE
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J, .1, BROWN, Gen. Pass, Agent
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