“rumored-mom.
at loot you will have.
AfiAPPV NEW YEAR,
INDEED. 'TWILL BE
Hardwood Floors
Wr‘mfllVuuulmmthuunhiuoboyoumfltlm
In.) into. o‘uchloorscot Ion new work and on alim-
Wammmmumetrkmtnon.mrchud Huh.
it. Me: you on building not or just rocoverinc old doors.
obould investigate our prices ud flooring before deciding on the kind
A The Hatch o Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Our opecualttes—Beaver Board, Nails, Cement, Plaster.
!
on they into a bin: polish 1nd hold
you
i
i! the walls of your home are
resplendant with t‘0\“llng.~ of .
mum! “all papct- paper that \;:I 1"
refreshes the home. makes it 'w'*w” “N”
cheerful and turning Happily a:
we ace in a pusttton to otter you
some exceptional papers at ex-
tremely low price.» Wont you let
us show them?
A * The Gorham Co
.10 First St.
MILLINERY.
East Norwaiu
Til. 452
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
. F
FINAL CLEARANCE SALE
OF WOMEN'S AND MISSES’
SUITS, DRESSES.SKIRTS. WAISTS AND
Out they go regardless of cost or value. Come to the big-
gest event of the year as great bargains are awaiting you.
CLOAKS we PARIS MlLLlNERY
COATS,
SOUTH NORWALK.
tun-to may
mumllllti
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HARTFORD. Yet). 't'. Henry A.
Jennings. known in Elhdotn Iii “POD'.
Jennings, and in 19!: and 19” the
xrund Pater-med loyal knight in the
Grand W52 of Elks. yrstcrday air
nounced his candidacy [or the oflioe
of grand esteemed leading knight at’
the annual convention to m held int
Baltimore Md. itt July.
“Pop" Jennings. who l> proprietor
of the Hartford 'I‘Itoalrr ltrre.
known personally to nearly every
iilk's otliciul lll lllt‘ East, and to
scores lit the West lie has st‘l'Vt‘ti
on many COIllllllllH‘s.
.\ir .Icnnittus was burn in litrlgt-
ltnrt itt is): ”P “out into the show
bus-inc» in we, starting as a theatre
attacltc. tutti worktop: up in the (‘OD‘
irol nt st-wt‘al lllP'dll‘PS at one lllllt'.
tic has been (i lur‘ltllwl‘ of the B. i’.
it If lor tnorc )'P‘cii.~ than .ttt_\‘ OlltPl‘
llik III New England He joined I’t'ot~
tttt-ttt'v Lutiur. .\'o. It. in 1531 'dh i1
titarter member llt‘ lttcd tn liridge-
port. but joined tho lir'dl't‘al ltittsi.
which has then in l'l'tllltlt'lltt‘.
Whr'n lllt‘ Iittt'tlortl Lotlgc ot Elks
was lllfllllult'tl itt 1M3. In on: one ol
the installing oilit-ors. illltl Ittts Ill"
proud distinction oi ll.l\'llt;.' bwtt our
of lllc‘ installing tJlllt‘t-l.~ zit lllc tound
ittg ot Met‘y Iodut‘ ot I‘Zlks Ill (‘ottttt-c»
.. Axr—Crm
v... _.._._ ~_. _._... _..:=E.L\_
Kyanize t
Floor Finis
. 3 NORTH MAIN ST.
is the most satis-
factory to'usc.
Beers Meat and Provision Co. '
South Norwalk. Phone tt80.
13 MAIN ST. l
Norwalk. Phone 88x. '
Come in and get
a circular.
CENTRAL HOTEL
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Streets, South Norwoik.
NEWLY RENOVATED.
JOS. DI SESSA BROP.
Rooms by day or week at
Ewryttting first class.
Et'ery room well ventilated. olootrlc lights and grit.
moonable prices.
Hit” a Tt’l‘Ul‘d no otltor lu‘l‘still can
lions! of. New Hawtt I,o.iut- \\.i.\ ill
tslllllli'il itt tut, and “tin No ‘13;
is.
(«iluccessor to Chas. E. Dow.)
«~Alb'eri D. Morgangt
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L‘;
112 WASHINGTON ST,
i=0, NORWALK. CONN.
32 WASHINGTON ST.
i SOUTH NORWALK.
stator racism LINE TO NEW '
YORK. ' ‘ ‘ ‘
chht boat leaves 5"" 27 East 3?;lizbggngn
tflit/er, New York (foot of Catherine
St.) every day except Sunday. at 3 p.l Hamburg Steak
2 Shoulder Steak
m. Freight received at Norwaik up to‘
5 p .m. and at South Norwoik up to
Pig Liver
Finnan Haddie
or” p. in.
George F. Fools. General Agent.
:rl-lE ANNING J. SMITH nuns}
PORTATION LINE. Inc. ‘
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. . Schultzc’s Sanitary Markets '
t WE ISSUE LIBRARY VOTES
39 MAIN 31‘- l
GAZETTE BLDG.
6WD
Tristram & Hyat A ll
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
i t
1 mount-nit!
NORWALK.
full information
Window Shades
A contract for an entire building or for a single Window it
placed with us will receive prompt and
make a specialty of shades for windows of odd sizes and shapes.
On request our shade man will call with samples and ltll't‘l.\ll
To Order
careful attention. We
including prices.
:Mt‘l'lilt‘ll was the llllltl IllilKi‘, itilll' =__‘ . . . .... . . . . . . . . _. ; . . . W'm’” "
tug tn txsrl. lit'lli' No 35.; irulgt' olt . oooooooooooonuuiooo» ' ' ' ’ ' ’ '
tl.()tlgf. .\0. iii}, fills the ”chi. lttl'Jlng "Ill .‘?“.”.”,”. . . . . . . . . . . O ....”.”.”.”.”.”‘.‘:‘.t"
.tttstitutt-d itt ism}. At that thou. ill" "f '0.
title of “Pop“ wits lit-stowed upon .g' . :
hint by the I-Ill.s. ’l‘ltc nttkntttttc I 9.. ...
sltlt'li to him until today his ll‘li‘llth NON-00MMlIIAl 0" 8 "Rs .9
hardly totnt-ntbor his first tuttttc, .. & 0.0
but will him ”il'op.” .. 00 . . :
littnbury LUtlgi‘. .\‘0 t2”. “on ”W i'tiilglt'n‘allltlll ii. .1 Hill, ot llil“ ...
“PM lads? lil’tlilfi cl‘dit‘. “lid ”1" city. is ill favor of lllt' i‘lt‘illltlll til ;i .. ”
others \H‘t‘i‘ \iutt'rbm)‘. NU 3“"; tuliff cotntttisstou A poll lms Iwctt 9. :
.\'ew‘l_.ondo'li. \il- 360; 'l‘Ul'H'llll‘m- llliilll‘ ol' the nlt’tttht‘rs oi‘ lltt‘ liollnr 0:0 ...
No for. Nit-“wit. \‘n m: twin. or Ht‘pr--.~i-ltltlii\t'.~. by the Xv“ rm.- ’3
ix.” '_"1‘ “mm“ X“ '37" N‘r‘llmk \mcrltttn and t‘ottxrtwstttmt IltIl. .. ’0
l\0 :‘lff. \1liltllt‘it}\\tl. \t' 771 Will (lii‘kt‘y, ’I‘tlson :illtl tltylttt, ol t‘onttt-t- '0‘. :
l""‘l> X“ §H~ . Mumford. N“ “‘5" lliiil \urt- tor ill” commtsston t‘on~ 0F .’.
-\'““‘li_i‘”ii”‘v N1» in... NIH-"\‘flllli'l‘ Hft‘nKIli-tll iv‘rt't-tttttn \t:i~ lilh’t'lll. .‘tll 0:0 '0‘
-\f‘ ~"H' ”I’lfi‘i”. \i' WW. “WT“ urt- Ht’lillllllftilh .\ ttt:«.Jot‘tty of tho 0. :
:1 “it'll. \o ll..ti. \nsoltltL \U ‘3"'-‘- Hullh‘t' llii‘llllit‘l'h‘, According to llll' .\t'\\ 3 ...
.tlltl litllttttttnttc, .\o. 1311. 'I'op' York n.-\\,.|,..p.., pun, an. in favor (.1 3" .0.
.It-lintttgs was tlw ll‘litllilfl ililiil'i‘ lll thor-omnnhsiun. 00 :
tlli' lllslllllllilll of t‘\l‘i)’ .illli‘ oi thus.- A DU“ was “15,. ml...“ by 1‘}... Mn“. .3. .0.
liltigt‘h ”0 also .tsslslt-d lll lllt‘ instill] loan 0" H“. tilll’hllilll of “n “will litillr ’:’
“Hill! “1 li‘tlgt‘ti 1“ Ji‘l‘bf‘.‘ i‘lll'. "M" law for railroad cutplovtis \i'ltntt ’. F R 'OME 0.0
first”). Itolrokvtt told \l‘\\l|l'lt. \' l. qucstiottcd Mr Hill. ii$.\\'t'll tts ill" 9:. O “ N :
zii‘? at" \Spitilttulllcld :tlttl llolyoltt: my,” (‘mtiii‘t‘tlt'llt rt'prvst-ntutiu's. .. . 9.0
’ (SK. if Vt“ its M'Ill’ i 'li’i i ' i't . ' - '
institution of Ulllt‘l‘ httilzfsl ttlt ‘t’ili‘llil‘l' “UL Illnl,‘."lll,,_l.l.l:‘it!“ El“ llmufli .‘g Mogt Of our coats are belng 801d .z.
ipttrts ol' ihi- country I y P Q.
i As ut'ntttl t-slvt'tttctl lil)iil knight. .. for". 'th than HALF RICE‘ 3’
illr .Ivtttttngs trnyt-Iml to t‘\i'l')‘ cor- moM'NENI NORWAlK 0:. ' :
‘ ‘Ill'r ut tItt- llnltvd Stall-s, nutl said that Y b b y pp 1 .6.
lli’ tum-r i-njoyod littnitt-Il' in tiny ont- 0:. our c ance to u "VInter a are 0:.
ll'i'flr as ho did in lill‘ Urullti lxnl'o O h l é} .bl . '
"\i'llr of It'll} ulltl llili Whon htt guts RESIDENI PASSES AWAY 3. at t e Owe‘ p088] 6 prices. {0
to lllt‘ iirttntl lANlKI' totttt‘vntiou in .:. .z.
littltituort- itt .Iuly. lli' will 'o with _.._._._. .9 E d LOOK .
.‘brncticttlly tltc Nilltl back lit .\'o-w H‘mmnu'ld front l“tt~t my." 3. Gobi an 3.
England tit-Icgtttcs. ' ° ° ° ‘ . . . O . . . . . '
' ._ “""fl‘m “’ "“" lllklrll'l, illiil llll' .lllfillli‘55 llli> lit‘t‘ll M”:..:”:”:..:”:”:..:”:”:..:”.”....”.”.”‘”.”..................‘.
NORWALK. ‘
16c :
15c
15c
16c 5
6c
14c
r. 3. Lyon
Good Job Printing .2:
Beat Paper. Boot Work, Belt Price.!
a NORTH won s'rnsa'r i 3er 1:31: 1‘3““ :lb' """
.‘ NORWALK -—- l C CCtC .ggs. a 0L
PHONE 907‘ FanCy Rice. a lb. ..........
— Magnolia Milk. 3 can ......
White; Rose Oatmeal. a Pkg.
i
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l Domestic Sardines. 3 cans ..
‘ ~ Clearance Sale
Men's $10 Overcoats. Onc- t
half price ........ $5.00
$1 Shirts ........ 79¢
Delicious Creamery Butter. a lb. ............
32¢
12o .
25¢- 1
........................ 5¢ l
.10¢ j
..8¢ 3
10¢ i
50c Shirts . ...... 39¢
Di; Goiflieb
' .11 No. Mam 8t. So. Norwaikt
_ 4.- “gusto—soon stilts.
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CREATION lN RED MEN'S HALL,
TONIGHT.
The first part of “(‘rcttiion" opened
to a large audience lttst cvctting. who
listcucd with manifest interest to tin
unusual flue phonogrttpltic lcciurc iti-
trrspcrsoti with music and pcrfcctly
titucd to the one hundred and iltty
clear and beautiful pit-turns by which
it was illustrated.
'I‘ltcsc Iecturcs which httvc cost
thousands of dollars and many years
oi labor and stud}. lost-arch and col-
lot-tint: oi itttltcritil, lll't‘ ill\‘t'll ll‘t‘t‘lfy‘
to till. 'l‘ho pttrposi. ol’ the tittctprist-
lll‘t‘ told hcittu to stillllllflit' litblo
study and :twttkon lllt pnttplc to illH‘s
tiltiliv the light with-it tIu- Hcriptutcs
upon the puzzling
conditions of our timu.
The second [liill will In- utwu this
owning at 7:45. The third iilltl lttst
pttrt 'l‘ttcsdtt) tit tltc Ntlllt‘ hour. Prue
to nil.
llIiIlllt'll t tilts
carried on itt thus» two plum-s for
many years.
Asldc l‘rottt bt'illL' it Silt’Pl'h‘hlul llllril-
III'RH mutt, .\lt. (llotvr \\:ts il Illi'llllii‘l'
of various ornttniytttiotts ttltd clubs.
ttmong which \\t'l'i‘ titt- Norwnik (‘Ittb.
Uttr Iirotlttlrs' LIMRI‘. No. III. I. i). U.
E; St. .Ioltn's Lotigc. .\‘o. ti; Washing
loll i'ltttptcr. .\'o :«l: (‘lttttott (Tout
titttttdrry. No it, and the Nomi-s of lltc
.\Iy.~tit- Sllrlllt‘. ot‘ liridgoport.
.\it. tllowr also took an ilt‘tIH‘ in~
tcrcst itt lllt‘ politics of tho old city
of Norwalk, buying st‘t‘ycd on the old
city council. tltc board of ostimutc
tllltl taxation. and ilit‘ bonnl or school
visitbrs.
Ilc “its also Lirtlnllllt‘llt as u llllilll-
t'lcr. bttltg vh-r-pn-sttit-nt of both the
Norwttlk Sittings Socicty tttd Ill“ I-‘ttir
llcld t‘outtty Natiouttl Bunk.
Tllt‘ tlcccust‘tl is survival by his
wife. by our broth-tr i'lturlcs. 1.. (:Iov
or. of tlit‘tltllllfl. illltl ont- sister. M's.
l-‘redt-rit‘k I‘..ttkloy. of \\‘cst .\lttitt
strt‘ct.
l'lclruations from tho two banks. the
.\'orwttlk t‘ltllt. Odd l“t'll0\\'ti. ttttd the
Masonic orders will bc prcst-nt at tltc
t‘uncrul scrviccs. which will be ltcld
tomorrow :tt'lcrttoon from tho late
home of tho tlt't‘t‘llSPtl it! 2:30 o'clock.
gint four o'clock this morning, at tho. \\'.»\Slll.\t‘.'l‘0.\l. Fch. 7_
tllOllt!‘ of Httrold C. Green. on Muin SL. 3 extra police guards on the
Q‘Norwalk has lost one of its most pop- ‘ and
ular and well-known young ladies.
Miss Stommcll.
ICIAN 'AND aprons-r.
‘t§5r Washington let
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“him."wJ udgo.
l :ttttt always liyed in Norwalk, mm gain-
A ST i __-_.__~_... Ilcy. Louis ti. Howt-ll. of St. Paul's
. I'l' DEATHS AND FUNERALS church will ottict'attn ttttd t'tttcruwnt
_ l ' will lw in Iiivrrsidc L‘cmotory.
24 Cottage Street. Eat Norwolk. l M, o “‘8
_ ts: race temmeil.
KN F
i In the dentlt of Miss Grace Sinut- ow O B:$TT::L TO DESTROY
_{. __ Jinn-ll, of (‘amp strcct. which Occurrod IPS'
» Placing of
llt'Ool: 'y u
Manhattan bridges yesterday,
when the cruiser Washington passod
ltttvmg been b'll‘nluttdcr them, was explained by 86cm actual four trucking “'Ui‘k 0" thi’iand homincss of (‘t‘uciblc
l . .. .
,TODAY IN WALL STRLLI.
_ ,_.
.\'l‘2\\' l'tilllx'. l-‘t-b'T t\\'ttll
10,30 ii. in.) .\ mort- hopeful fut-tn;
SCliItGlII it Still .
ciliNGE IN PARIS
S‘titf,
('otttrowwy
3 ton tho Stock Exchange, gains in nt.tlt
“MUS. WI). is l‘lislt‘bt‘tiiltl MHIhgerous important stocks l‘tlllgillg from
lillil pieces t-cprcscntiug tiPhtHlllllll“). to over 3 points. “'ttr shuns p..r
lions up to Iivc t'rttttcs arc lit-till: llst‘tl Htlllill'l)‘ littldwin Locomotive. led the
in some of the ort'ttpiotl t'ltlt‘s o\\lll.u;rls(=, Comet-s, ()ds and other spntml
to the FCHl'l‘lly of stuttll clutugc. 'l'ltcl tit-s also showing marked strcntm.
pustcboztrtls arc of utility (llll-i‘l'i‘lll t-ol- I ttitod Stun-s Steol's t-xtrclttc gain or
and nltttpcs—squat'c. round. tit'lii-ll 14 to 34 was Rllulllt'l' llt‘llll‘lll fut-tnr
:tillfll, oval and diamondsltttpcd. ‘New ”own and Non" York (‘t‘llll'ti‘
.\t lloubttix. ’l‘ottrcoittu. llonrv iillilii'tilllll‘t‘ll tlw mils: ttt material flll\ltll-
orr.
t‘rolx tltt‘ lunttcy is uttttt'uttlm-d by llli’; (out. Larkawttnna Stool was tltc til‘ly
tttulticipttlity and good only for its» inlttott-wot'tlty exception. making an n
ttttnsactious with of tho trctur- llt't‘lllli‘ of 5 3-8 to if» :H.
town witcrc thc utoncy is issucd. it. tribundonntcut of the llli‘lfltu‘l' in “in. 'l
Lille tltt‘ pitstcbonrd sous wcrc is:.ttt§t‘.tit was to play an important part.
by tho Bank of Lille. \\‘.\I.l. S'I‘lti‘iil'l‘, Noon. llllilt’tl it
The city of Vallettcicnncs issucs ii[\:llll‘i‘.~’ \\i'l‘t’ t‘Xli-‘Iltli'tl in utility l‘l~'i."‘t
l. mutton rt~inu i :H to 117. t. ‘t.
lllt‘l‘('lltlllt.~‘ ....
lll‘\\' tli‘llOlllllliillUl’t of small t'ltttnuc itt
llli‘ form of it [our sons piece (29 (‘t’n‘f gain: of .‘l to 2'. points itt .‘lt‘l‘t'il'i‘ u.
tittivs). uttarttntccd by tho coutttttmcs: \-l:ll‘Illt‘ l‘fd. l‘ubtttt~.\ntt-rictttt Stunt
of tho ttt't'ondisscutcnt :tttd l‘t‘tlrt‘lll-iilllll Oils. lllt‘ liilli‘l‘ bvittc, l‘>pt’t,
ttblc four months tti'tcr tltc conclusion 1‘ ‘ll\'t on of tho t'tlilliilt'Iit o
it tho .\lt‘.\lt‘illl l‘etrolctttn
{\it-ltlls mtth ittt‘thcr gains on hiulmv
~ji-ritt-s quotcd for filtlll'P dclivorim ti
CONTRACTS AWARDED FOR FOURIUHIDI‘I‘. whilc Luckuwttttna Stool
,\'E\\' ”Xi‘ggt‘ sign-ff (‘ontt‘aotsl"“WW‘] much of its loss. Rails ll:‘.‘ti
have just boon awarded for tho firsticttcd appreciably. but profit liliil‘. :;
Nivt'l
l't‘litll‘l s
ol'pt‘ttce. lll~-".;~
-ffl,‘
Shore Line “W‘s“m or In" 5‘)“- H‘licttttst-d sonic rot-ossions. The rise “as
have as much truuhtc in got-
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RUNNING A SUCCE3SFUL CLUB.
Rev. Dr. Casio; Talks to Members of
Trinity Young Men's Club.
‘ 'I‘lterowas Lillie representation of
'llle Trinity Young Men's club to greet
g the Rev. Mr. Caskey. of Christ church.
l East Norwulk; yesterday afternoon at
lizflil o'clock. Dr. Caskcy took the
, young mop intolltis confidence and in
in \‘Pl‘y ”fondly. sympathetic way told
(them of the elements that make for a
. .ttct-esstuh club. There should be regu»
I;~.l‘iiy itt attendance. and the esprit dc
ir'ul'pii. its ilte'li'renclt say. that go so
liar . 1.0 motto up the successful organ.
"‘4‘ 0- him it i wactzation. Loyalty to the club. loyalty to
DU": haunt-it‘d! tho cross and‘all tb‘ai.
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it rcprcscut‘e. and loyalty to your flat:
tlnd for what it stands for. are also or.-
scntinls to success. Next Sunday
there will be an address by General
‘Rtlssell West on the World War. the
time being 4:30 o‘clock. A most cor-
dittl invitation is extended to all,
’wltclhcr ttzctubers of the club or not
to attend and hear the address.
_._...,..
WANTS “SAILOR DAY" OBSERVED.
Stanton H. King, superintendent oi"
the Sailors' Haven, Charleston, Mass.
is sending out letter. some of which
have; been rccolycd in Norwalk. ask,
his that Episcopal chi-"cites observe
the second Sunday after Easter this
year as “Sailortt‘ Day." and that spe-
I
ciol programs be followed and one)».
lugs for charitable work for seamen
be taken on that day. '
w: . _ .
.cd a host of friends in this city.
whom ltcr death will be a and
East India Tea Co. t
ttd‘
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.dttrtng which ttttto sltc also had it luff-10 , 1” mm, calling the Navy
125 WASHINGTON STREET ;
Ibody will be taken to Putnam today.
’tnry Daniels today. as n precautionary
memeasttre taken by Rear Admiral Ush-
th‘V- :cr. (onttttttttdont of the New York Navy
3’1" \\'its WW “'0” known 115 fl *(‘h‘ml . \‘ttrd, because of the rccclpt of two
and music teacher. ltnvlng tatiL'lli llllleflprs' one writicn hy a rcsidcni of
" ('emci‘ School for t'lghlet‘“ "“1"" New York, and the other by ‘1 Freak-
t‘lllitfl itt music. She was. a prominent.impm'S attention to the fact Autism?“
nit-tuber of the Congregational Chifn‘hiwould be easy to destroy u-arghipsi
of Nortvalk, and took an active intcr- passing under the bridges by droppingl
est in its work. :bombs ttpon tltcm. *
'i‘he dcceascd is survived by H mill" The lclict's wcrcf orwarded to A»:-
N“ Anton .Stotutucll, of Camp sirect, mll‘fll Usher. with the suggcsthm tIt-tt
who is 11130 quite “l at the present he latte whatever action he decmctl
time. ttcccssnry. The secretary sztltl thcl‘c
Funeral SGI‘VW‘S Will be held from was no intimation that tiny plot ex-
the late home on Cam street» Wed- lstcd for the destruction of no \\';tsIt-
twadny afternoon at one o’clock. Rev. illL'tOIl or any (titer vessel.
E. F. McGregor. of the Flint Congre»
gtttiottal church. will oiliciatc and in-
ltz‘l‘lllt‘lll will be lit the Zion Hill cem-'
ctory. tit Cannondaie.
_ AGAINST BENZOATE Of- SODA
LAW.
MADISON. \\'is., Feb. 5.—»Aiiorney-
General Owcn today filcd adcmun‘er
s
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.. ’ hi the Federal Court, Western District
NEW HAVEN" F'REMAN DIES m of Wisconsin. in thc suit of the Cur-
WATERBURY. .ticc Brotltet‘s' Company of New York.
Lorestrttin State Dairy and Food Com-
missioner Weigle from enforcing the
Wisconsin benzoate of soda law. on
the ground that it is superceded by
WATERBURY. Feb. 7.~I~‘t‘ultk Bro-
uult of Putnam. a fireman on the
"New Haven" road, who was «badly
brushed on February 3 when he fell the Federal law which allows sale or
from his engine here. died in the Wa- products containing benzoate .of soda.
tetbury hospital last night of we“. The attorney-gccnrnl's demurrcr tukcs
, .. lilte position that there is no cause for
monln. which dotelopad Inst weck. first ncti on. Judge Sunburn ‘wtll set. the
(1W5.
you" road. This job includes it three ‘
utilc stretch from Groton to .\iidwny..
bcyond the Thames ltivcr. and in~'
cludcs rebuilding at least three bridg-j
cs; those iii the towns of tlrotott and.
Stonittglon known as Avon's. road.
Morgan road. and l’cquottttock ltvier.i
This work is to start ltlllllt‘tliilt9ly,‘
the contracts haying bccn awttrdcd;
\‘i’cdncsday of last week. and is to bet
lilllSllt‘tl curly .111 1110 coming summon.
Probably the last thing to be tackl-;
cd will bc the tuttttcl at East Haven;
where solid rock lipes the route clue1
to the present two tracks in the tun-
nel. It is believed that when the resti
of the division has been four tracked.
the East Haven tunnel will for somei
slime remain a two track tunnel than
can be used in either direction with
out switches.
Five years is said to have bcctt tltcl
maximum time set for tour-tracking]
the Shore Line under the present]
piecemeal system of construction.
sov OPERATED AUTOMbBll E. 9
Nathan Schitcltztt. who was arrcstcdl
Saturday noon by Oil’lCt-‘l‘ Page, on tlml
charge of operating an automobile
without a license. was beforc Judge
Lockwood this morning and fitted $25.
Young Schttclmt Is but sixteen yours
his father's license. Schttchttt
represented by Attorney Leo Dttvis,
lease for argument in a tow
..
'1 rt.
4,.
‘ trait him.
and the casc was annealed.
lsttttcntcnt. implicating
li‘l't'tlllilillfillfll tut rclatit‘cly smalltit-tti
inns. indicating a scarcity of stat-Its.
Bonds wore lit'ttt.
WALL S'I‘ltl‘Zl-l'i‘, 1::‘.n p. in.
buying stilltllltttt‘tl tlw market to bit.”
or Ichls at midday. with a bt‘tl'rltlt I'
inquiry embracing rails. L'. S. Slii‘I
also increased its early lithllllilgt',
Fl‘t‘~ll
HARTFORD MURDERER
RESTED.
IS AR
Terryviilc Man. Wanted for Killing
of George Maslanka, Captured
by State Policeman.
HARTFORD. lt‘cb. 5.~-~.Iolm l.(‘\\’all
dowski of 'l‘ert'yvillc. wanted for tho
tttttrdcr of ticorgo .‘\ltt.~tlttnktt, was or
tcstcd in ltridgwport ycstorday by t‘ttp
iztitt R. '1‘. Hurley. of thc state politt-
department. Lctvundowski will be t-x-
illllillt’d this afternoon by (forum-r
Samuel licrtttan of Liichi'lcld, who
has bccn conducting an inquiry into
the case. ,
Moslnuku was assaulted in Terry
ville on January 26 and dictl .Ittttttttry
30 at St. Francis‘ lioapltul in Httl‘i
lord of n ft'ttcturcd skull, his (l_\'llt‘—'.
I.ewandowult..
Stain [,ollcc wcrc. called into the
case last Saturday and Cf‘plalll Hur-
of age. and was operating the cur inilcy conducted an investigation wltittt
mull resulted in ycstcrdoy‘s arrest.
Lewttndowski fled from Tr-rryvilin.
iintmeditttely after the Hfltflull, but
was traced to Bridgeport. J
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