pm mm: ,
' HATCH & BAILEY CO.
Sheetroclbflo rn ell “'ail Ron rda
Shingles guaranteed for 50 years.
Marshall Street
Celotex Insulating Lumber. McNaJrc
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South N orwalk
Roman Stripe
(‘anton (‘repe
Special
$1.25 I
l’assaic Silk Shop
129 Washington St.
So. Norwalk
I'ylx l2. 'l‘l ..-.
I
i’lil 123A" Wlilh‘LY
12 MAIN srnnlr
NORWAI 7,. CONN.
‘. . 3. .. ~
/ has lmnges
Tlirc-e Burners 6.1 Baking Uven
:4 l 6.00
A LEXAN D ER’S
Good Will l'urnilih‘e
50 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
Silk Hosiery
FULL FASHION
$1.35
All Sluides in Yogi...
Mme. Jeannette
56 So. Main St., So. Norwaik
«
<0. Var-walk l’llUSlOll
'- .MAINE”HEARD
27 YEARS AGO
O
U. S. Battleship Sun
February 15, 1898,
Brought War With
Spain—Jn HaVana
‘Remember the Miguel
That was a. cry which stirred the
pulses with indignation years
ago; calling up the tragedy of the
battleship Maine. with 260 dead.
sunk by the nemy in Havana har-
bor. a. catastrophe which brought
on war with Spain.
Insurgents in 1595 had rebelled
against Spanish tyranny in Cuba.
and in the United States they were
regarded with much friendly sym-
pathy. 'l‘o counteract anti-Ameri-
can sentiment in Cuba. the Maine.
launched three years before, was
sent to the port of llzu'ana on a
friendly errand in command of
'Cupt. P. D. Sigsbee in January of
”-
..i
I
©1830». .-
' Thr- .\.i:lim. wus sunk on 111" ovan—s
in; of February 15, 139R. 2? years:
ago sisterduy. A naval court of in-i
quiry established beyond doubt. that:
the battleship was destroyed. and
2&0 American lives lost. by the ex-
of a deliberately plunir-ri
sullmru'in': mine. I
Tuo months later President Riv-E
Iliinley sent to the (301131385 :1 luvs-5
gauge in “hit-h he declared "in in: l
.name of humanity. in the name ot'l
li‘lVlll‘dalan. ll‘. belmit‘ of endangered:
,Amerir‘un int-rests the war in' I.‘ui-n‘
nnmt Hop."
3 i121? 'B'Effiiii‘a; pr‘of Switzerland,
' Conquered By Climbers at Last. _
Piz Berina, which stands 13,300 feet up in Switzerlad's
I
x
’ ‘AlltlSPll‘AL
Once Wealthy Phila-l
delphia Business
. Man—N0 Reason for
Disappearance
MEMPHIS, Team, Feb. lib—Hen-
ry C. Kochnemann. who mysterious—
home more than a quarter of a. cen-
tury ago and who was identified
here Saturday in a hospital where
he, was known as Henry C. Sch-
wenck. was stricken with paralysis
February 2 and taken to a local hos-
pital. ,
For days he was unconscious and
his death was momentarily expect-
ed. Ills condition caused an incur-
anco company with whom Sehwcnck
carried a. policy to make an cflort
to locate his relatives. Detective-
were called in and a. mo weeks' in-
vestigatlon resulted in establishing
his ide‘fifity beyond a doubt as Hen-
ry (T. lie-itinemann. once a prosper-
.ous and prominent business man of
15' disappeared from his Philadelphinl
Philadelphia
sight, more than :5 years ago.
PHlLAl)l:ZLl'HIA.. Feb. lC.—-—-De
mils regarding the
from his home here 25 years ago 0
Henry C. Koehnemann,
,Saturday night in :4. Memphis has
who had slipped from
disappearance
f
identified i
ipiial under the assumrd name of
'Jllenry C. Schwenk. were lacking iOv
‘day. His two sons. Joseph J. and
iiienry C. Koehncmann. Jr.. left for
inxmphis early yesterday and oilwr
i
Norwallvs Leading Dry Goods Shire
Nous-31k, (. ‘
The “Minerva Cuirio" i; literal.
complete dressmaking lesson- 1‘, a
only with Ladies’ Home
terns. It does all lln‘.‘ Manning
dressmaking headwork tor you. Leav-
nothing to figure out. it tells you“;
seam to baste first. ulna:
11'
Journal
win to :3.»
next, at what stage iv try or: g]
collar. It shows details My mm,”
by illustrations -._,. lu't-wms
l
“Ii'i'es
3..
ill
l‘
g
making even the Si Mum 3.3.1.3..
‘ Within eight days (”mum-«us puss—I ‘ . ‘memlwrfl of “in family declined to' .—
."" it -"'”” r“."“.“"‘°” “5“"r““g ”(I‘m skies, finally has been conquered by man. An expedition of the, fniscuss the matter. Police were uu-l . . 1 .. , .. 1,. l... .
"'0 "LUNG 0' L "h" ""91 "n" ”f ":mi international Research institute ol‘ Germany has just succeeded in .1th to shed on." light on the mam ’uus bill has a chant-o of beronuns n. xIIIIf” “""" ""1" i
i‘-’”‘~.'h' ‘0 1"“ ("N 9”“ “""jV‘fl'i‘m'. l . h .5 t f my; h v 5i “5 Before leaving {or the South. law this session or not. it would. the mun “as l‘uli'dn howl»
itli’lll'tllilln: ilk" ‘Si‘i‘m “i ('nml W'l scalinggtlic pc.k for Q 9. .rs lmc, ('8- Aug UP - e. y can -c llenvx‘ C. Koehnemann. .lr.. a rot- mean a fairiv largo nr‘llroprlation of"g lhc house.c .arn milhmmi-w‘
jiiililiiit-h li-l' :Lutlioriiy in the island; equipment WIth enormous difficulty This Is the thhCSt mquntu“ ion broker. said that h.g ‘mher had ”a": monev'am‘l div“? is a strong] at 4 Frospeei l‘nrk \\'r~‘.
i:lnvl «ilrwdiuz: ilin [Inaculont to use; in East Swiuerland. The peak and its conquerors are shown. . Tiwen a. prosperous “1th ~45 man and disposition h] ”1,? irrislaturo ‘0 rm.‘ The good n. It: “”3. .j;.. . .
ifiI-I‘ land and naval farm-s In rte—l _.__-__.__._._- _-.w..___c._._.-.w..~c _-..--,.. .c. ‘ _ _m____ had 1,0,.” an“... in 1hr: “ark of nm an...“ mm... mm, ingrpnflt‘ m-pvndi- ‘- ihe working girle 0” .\'~ York .'
‘u-vmpiish that r-~.~uii. t ' l 3 - i lirooklvn M“ "ii my, l'Il -' 4 ..
.. ‘ .uthtran church. lie ll‘Clfil‘l‘il hi. (urnl_ . .. c.. . F "
_"“3 'I‘~""‘If‘< “i ‘1“? ‘I-‘tii‘I-“h‘i'l — 'r-Iould not say "-‘hi' he litre-‘x'h‘d his The bill is imou-n as éfnute Mil ' tho Gould Club. as u .
. Laura v:--'Ii~lI.:ulir-rl in Ll‘lfll‘illl'l harbor-l family. '59 was imroducod by Senator liold- . nmnvd. Any girl unlit-w v) on: ‘
.130”! “4"” “3h!” ‘JIUIST'HQ‘ “VFW-"i "l: i< true." said KOi hn-‘»:;1ann.2en of .‘leridrvn. and is in find landfills sell-‘b‘il‘l‘m‘lillfl. Wm .'I . ‘7'
i‘I‘-l"j'“1‘ili"":~‘" 7'31" 77"“ i”"-‘“if-‘- "l“ . I ,"tlmt my father disappem‘v‘d '43 far the judiciary (‘mmninrm No (late ,' small a salary she ran lxr. . L -
.‘lni-ui .II. !.Ii_. :an \v:l.~ tox‘vul‘ m . , ’_~.~.-.,n~.« ago and lllut we have lizld noun... yet imnn set for n lirni‘inz. 'lIio for .‘ldnllttnnnr‘. r-‘u:
d" "'1' “VHF”: ’in'“ VI”) i'ih'n‘inlé' ‘ ' lwurd until we revolved tho mar-33:11:“. --—-—--—-—~v . Minn. Singlq‘torL l‘t sillrné e-m v-y
>lllIS alumina Quint-Is. sunk liI‘IilOl- 1,. _ . i 7' “ - -.i . .
‘ ,Hm. Alcnxphis. But “ha. can I on hoard. ll'ii ludlulL [no il-m . "
,"I‘;"H"\‘,‘\"\_”“’T'" 'j-“M‘ ‘_ . ~ '3mi‘.‘ lie just disappeared. Ho prob-lG00d FOOd “ Ins ('l‘f‘t,”.a:d three on Sunday, is -.. . H.-
I -,l.-..~;I.l 3.1..)xi",1..,l',.',.‘.';:'im'i':I . . ‘7‘ . . inlay had his reasons. "r: did”: have; 0f 3 Houses for 1 . s.;_ A girl llinkllip 31'; n n. . j.._ , l T
1......“ ...- a... “4...th Augustus Lormg Richards (granted Dnorcelm ramuy in I‘mim. "I had hmdm-«i: 3s. and .1 gm nmkirr . -----
. ‘ .. . . . \ . -. , y. ‘ . ,no "no. "nu-1 N no nn.-._ nwe no? _ 7. _ . ‘ , _.I .. ..-" A “l _. .a word 11:13., , .
i; "1"”; ""1"! "U“ ”3;";an ""‘r “"TT‘ from “ lfe 4.... onneraied 0f “and In (‘0'. imp" money. no just iv“ and did not; 3"1“ ‘j'l'l'lf' ' ;,_ "" lily," '12? .___._._____-,.__,._ ~ . ,, .. _.
' :- r. 1' -,._ illlt‘ullx'p .~ .3. mununwn . , , ‘1” turn." . :1; ll" arrl-x' . Unison i V
u... mm... mum... Maine. lusnon and \\ oman s Attorneys Are Landed; cm_....-..._-.--.-.- . ..,.,_,0,.~..,, u... m on... “.313 Stolen Lars Found .
,‘x‘liiv-h ~. 1‘ sunk in linvunu imi'liu‘.‘} , ‘ ) ' ‘ " ‘ ‘ ’ " ' ‘ ' ' v R alt 'I‘hh
.«Wu- H... u... b) (ourt —~~ Rare 1 roeedure :III'IIIIIIII ”III ....,........ “I? .0... In New Canaan l’robe l 0 ml:
low oi ill". Sunni hundr-«i Arnr-r- . 1 there is net! cooked and inexpeml
it“) ~' :i:l I'u'umlnv new you“. m, ... . . . : , _ a “x ., 'l‘l 131,. .; ‘(-!t‘tl.1 tr. i‘l‘t‘i‘n ‘u . _ -. . . __ . . V 3 D;-\-5 Cnnmewcn W‘
”I “mm H. ”Mn?“ ”N >l.\.\ll'Hltli, 1.0;“ “A “,3... _ ..Q..Sn‘l- .. : 3r.“ .,4.\.\.\.\. 1.3., . _ . t . lg
,"‘” ' :u-uu :.u'.i\.*r.~.<:.wiol' :llui (Llpf‘an llul‘ll'nl'il, lI'.-i-, 1'. My :11: :lilll‘mnlhv jutlgllii‘lll in lllfi {8- A St; iii-y hardly. none-IL] Oliv- maimpo'w': Of ‘1‘" "hi-‘3' ”'1 ‘ Fellrllari‘ l5
\\l"v'l"l ' “in"? r :4." ""51 "i”! "0'”- ""1'- -\llf:n,~lli\ lml'lnI: iiivlullulx l'i'Hillllln;lli \Vall Mfr-«Ii lmvyt-r.‘ ,nizo «1mm . \ely (my and shuffled I “11d“? Sergeant John 3\" 3'
3‘ Hf: v ‘ 1: 29- 5951's ._ . v-‘ .1 1|. . - - d . 4 . . .' l . ,. . -. . . ..j ,.~ .-
“H ““41””. “an”; 1‘ " f':.:'.:'oi'i-e:i nus completely il}.unlb'i'.lll‘ll lny .lulluv \mw-ll -l(‘lllllll;."~ 0f obtain» l:{LUEFOJitimf-‘fv‘i’xéZ-IXESy‘“h": ‘i“"°’51I” ”x“ d‘f'm‘fi‘ "' -. i 7
.“'v .\ix.'l’ii‘.lll~. 2;: ll." o‘-i'(‘i;mi‘x\'.i ilif,’ lll\ alumnu- i'rum .‘ii'~. Lillian lh‘wuu liivlmrtls ni' iireenwn‘ti. AMPT Bl] I l Llut (inc 1):“, ‘w "5-... iw-CWn‘vdI'm‘t "Mn MOW“.
.i'u'lw-I Man-unin-gn. mm. m up ling“: Hlltl ."mx York l-\' (mini nr‘enliuw u or munivauve “llll lier .h1,,.,,,, to ”hfiw-u “mun“. l 1320 cars “‘rrv tour-j i‘,
i'. .. ‘ n ," w ._ _ I',. ,~,.... ,~,.~~.. ' ,. ' . . » . 1 . ' ' ' " . ‘ .' *. r... ‘3}..n ... \.
”1254'- "3"" .‘"'."“" ‘ "‘3' ‘ "“ luu‘yvh. .\i"li!lr l'i'l'v‘..’"‘< m’ llill‘ll“l'il .‘slivl ‘H‘Ul'gi‘ “ivv l ”119111;”: -.___.c___ 3 "1 “0331.1 m”. g... ;. ”H“. «ch-v .oq oi’ .chn r ....._v,.. . .
" " 'L"“~'LL:'LL ,.... ‘ “f NP“. Yurlx‘. .‘ . "thing for your nrsznniznlioilfk‘ h. ll‘rl'crrst null lioinllti .‘luJI, .‘ i.
Look I‘m- "mm. ' ll)‘ the ‘mm. jlnlrmrill M“. llivluihk “ 3‘ i'wunll ‘gllilty (de State A e r l e s “3"? 1 2:33;? l“firiléxa'llvutkg‘roinhills: you in i this town. 'l'llI v said :i , .. whit:
-< ,~ . . . . . . . . . .. - » . a ‘ ~ - -. ' .' r Emu r _ - h.- 1 ‘_.w ; . .w.
T. *‘I‘ "i ”M‘- iI"~ .m. ‘ .lelila-Imiv u illlill :nnl unzip-mm pvt-Jury m prm-fmlng: her ram: Been “7011‘ng Sev. 3 mm on... Twp», ”um, a ,0, ‘0, $01.58;;rgmfxgyw If", "H ..
.: -... re.“ s: '9 -I- ~-' - - . -- . . i ‘ - Ir . z ‘ ._ an} .I
1,, 1.. .z' (1 i, \ "1,, )' ' ""\‘H" Ti ,lu tlu- alilu rinr mull", \x lille her in“ \ vrx. \\ llllum 3|. llnrncy — , . ,~«-—- --- _.__ . -M .......n.
- ' ‘ . v-‘4 If . :m 4‘ . ' . . . ..' ,
”I...“ .-.-.,.;.;. :- r...‘ . . .- .. . Imui Jnlnu .\‘ l‘nnnlu‘i‘, \ ,.,,. «iv-~-rvln-«i in the Mil-:0 zi~ irirnlls 0t. eral lears on Aid to,
. lllu « .mt, .L. . .—, . ' . ‘ - '
lull it"lssv‘ll man. about ’i-I _‘-'I‘:lr.~; tin: i-nurl t'nr ilu-ir imi- .‘illil iiil\I*lll\ll murmur in “I‘ll”: the “8“” AgEd Personfi
if " , ' "mm". "MW: ‘0 PVC-"4‘1” U ; l'ur lu-r. iillll their i'rnulmeax in Li). in: all the ‘.‘\lil""(‘t‘ ineforeg ‘,
-I.Il‘ .‘l ’znf, "3. H i‘ - ‘ I I . . - , . - I
I' , «3‘ ill" stow inémlnl-Lifkixui‘ili \l': I'M“ h"- "H “""fl'h'r'fl'nn' ' .‘lt‘ml‘vcrs of the Fraternal Order
. owl. :ml “meow ;, H,” “S ,,,,_I Flu ,"""l"'"."""' ".' .. I‘IIii'i‘ '. \ i‘ 1’ II"_ ”‘0 l”"“"“”“"‘1 llOll‘. of Eagles, numbering many thou-I:
.\ " v, I'IIII'lfI‘w ln'Isr n iumi mm a}, or illlil integrity ..1 .lumzv lrrium :Hul .\1r. 1 ounlilan. both 01! “m“ in Connectwl, a" "n, mud”
. .7--. .:. , . . . 4 7', . . .,., . ., ..
1").in ll"! 41.‘.\- «vi: ..r his Mii' . u-hnm \‘u-i't‘ niulvr lll‘i‘ ll:l"'il‘,‘lii'ill iln- Irml oi the row as a result I comm-nod in the mt. “ mo old up! ,
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3“,} 1”... ,, '12.. ‘2 ”Slur-2} 12' 1'13? h)”: nl .‘llN. liinlml‘ila l'liil!;;I-.- limit the} “vi-I lli :llt,‘ line of BIL: prnfiion Mil which has honn present- ' I REASURER S 0' i
‘ ' . .Z'. (. r‘-l . _ . V . '
”‘41“. §,.,.,,,.:,,,, mm ,.-_ ”M.“ is.’ lili‘lmlulx :nlll lnl‘ iliut lt‘HM'll interlmw-l litl‘ili‘lt‘llM‘ in illenetlon ed in ”1“ present r-Inrmi :wwnlvly. . ‘
II“~I “iii-11in? Hm rams, ' i lirnuullt. in- Mr .“li'li'll‘lls. «imbue lwr rem-ration that it “'35; r T“: “‘5‘? ”3"“ 39"" ‘uorixiue
. - ' .- . - or a ong t me to see re .1 aw pr... . ‘
m >— ~ l|“‘l' ‘Ipqrp “nil oI_\|lruI\~i‘l] \\ lhll llllil llli'V \lllvlllll. 'lh’ illll‘OdllC-l _
\,; --._,1 - 2. . . ‘ . .. . . . . .. ' \i-ims for state help to those. “he; on“
H ' ' m ” ‘K "I”“I 5 in: mum .ng til‘l' \\'lllli"\~t‘\ Sulil Judge .i:-umug<, slit" vain-lies! hm... w...“ the new" part m- m.“ e ew or 9 ew aven art or 3‘ r03 -
stoves and all household goods
tome and take advantage of the
bargains.
M. Gutkowsky
Duplex Premier
Vacuum
Cleaners
$ 1 .00 Down
Conn.- Light &
Power Co.
REO Oars
. Wagons ' Passenger
llEPAlBING EJID OVEIIHAULING
PARTS AND ACCESSORIES
HAYDEN
. ' AUTOMOEILE co.
3'4 wnsr AVE. nonwm
7 ”summer; STATION PHONE 1381
. ,7 HERSHFIELD
' Meter Transportation Co. '
LONG manna: machine
- Daily Service Between
QNew’York‘and Nat-walk
PADDEDYANS FOR
mmm MOVING
Speed
South NorWalk
2600110011! St. Phone 294
" m yomomcm
m 3059
The Norwalk’s
Electric Co.
11 No Main St. 80. Norwalk
then gave his decision. and without
passing upon the motion for a non-
sult, went a step further, and on ”if
own motion gave an uil‘irlutuix -
every moment of tho trial.
eousulored it neccssury to he lii‘vsent
l-‘.
in“ you
While his lawyer.
Mrs.
Hurry.
:lrguml
Joseph
and Illa-howls"
respectively for uni] {lgillll\l.”lili‘ mn-
judgment for Mr. Richards, with the
remark that while it was un unusu-
al action [or the court to take, "the
circumstances require it in this
case.“ _
. Time For Counter Claim.
7 In gn'z'n'gdth'e"Judgment. he con»
tinued the cusc until Tuesday morn:
ing for the double purpose of. enterw
had noz‘
'3 Held-for Theft
taming a motion for a modification
of it, should either side See ’fit‘. to
make one, and of girlng Mr. Rich-
ards an Opportunity to consider sc—
riously whether he 'desires to prose-
cute his counterclaim to set aside
the agreement; by which he pays
Mrs. Richards $250 a month and al-
lows her to see the children. so long
as she lehds a virtuous life. lie made
clear. however, that if Mr. Richards’
intended to press the counterclaim he
would want some very definite evi-
dence against Mrs. Richards to be at
\\'l‘.>"i‘l"nl;'i‘, l'ela. 'ii‘».—~.\lany local
,u-OXVII‘ ulll go to horn-all: tomorrow
rose the bill now pending-I in the
lOLlelfll‘ll‘O. asking for an appropri-
ation of $250,000 with which '0 ac-
nilil‘n the Slif‘lWVOOiI‘S island pro-
perty for park purposes. _ The re-
presentatives will voice' their own
and the town’s opposition and try
to convince the l-‘airneld association
to make the site in 'Stratford.
of
Husband’s Furniture
STAMFORD. Feb. 16.—
“’nrrants sent from Mt. Kisco.
X. 31. charging grand larceny and
which were received here on Sat-
urday afternoon. led to the arrest
of Arthur Ferris. 34. of this citv,
Mrs. Laura Jennings. 34, of, Redford.
N.‘ Y.. and her daughter. Mrs. Eve-
lyn. {Rosem 18. of Mt: Klsco. The
three. arrested by Detective Ser-
geants James 'l‘hewlis and Paul
Hayes, are being detained in cells
at-thc loci}! police station, no bond
PARll PROJECT
all interested in It;
Ale ‘ Wh't
gamma and DECORATIRG.
35 'l’lowe St. So. Norwalk
.. Telephone 2858 . it
110 Maim'St. ' New Canaan
“Telephone 069
having been set for their release.
The police stated tint- the two
women had taken household goods.
the property of Mr. Jennings, from
the‘ house in Mt. Kisco and that
Ferris had helped to transport it
in,” automobile. which. he is said
to have hired. After moving the
household goods . from the house.
Ferris is said to ‘ have agreed to
bring the pair. to..S,tamto_rd. Con-‘-
stable Jeison of Mt. Ktsco‘ arrested.
‘tllut iliev are ('l'i‘lllLlQ.“iilll‘xxow :Hul that their. tu-qimlmy is in lvcl
. lwllié‘x‘i‘ll l~_\‘ luv.”
l
A hrnmmie L‘limtu. -—-— ~ « ~———-————-——— .-—.._.____3
1 b I 'l’lm judgment. one of, the l'.il""?i:
Be wary Sale - .
{and mom unusunl \ll (‘01er prur‘fi-E
V ' 'ih’ " ' .-.. . "u .. .'
We; reductions U‘»c1 our usual L‘- :Ilmn. Idlllf‘ “ith‘ii...m.ni. sll‘l‘l u l
‘romrl i . . ' uss, and so unt‘vatnl that .\lr.*
' v v y ow DXiCL-s on (“”3““"0- 'liliflan‘dS, until that time present
.
I
i
l‘iu" m" “ “““"’"" "”"h‘ "3' “‘4 night. and ln-{orn members of the
illerry. It 1“” Mrfi- “l“hmfl‘ " mum": l‘nlriicid timinlv Planning associa-
87 N0. M3111 St. Phone 419 to" in“, twurt‘xl xvomnn. nn".£r"m1‘.'\'i””“‘ Muir: til-Tr «lisu‘npl‘OM'll (If the
(Iai‘t'eetmi M.“ l“"""”‘"‘ “1““ L"; pl‘up-‘r‘é‘Nl Main purl; :it Grrcns Farm
haurnmj of it smne t-‘n nlmulv‘s nl-i an Sllc‘Il'\\0wi [‘an Fr“!n \l
1"‘1' it. h‘“! been ‘IMHT’PNL 9 .l-nuinIis umi George \\'. Gnir will
“very .‘IiHi‘d NOD-5H". iu- the- ll-gulinp; Sant‘SlllRl‘l and “11]
The judgment can"? in ”IL" “5133; 1. ll nhy they :ll‘v‘ not. in favor of the .
Atwater~Kent )ll~_ lien.)- at llln tins» of the pres: sih‘ in question. Tho state park de-
. Ientaiiun 0!” Mrs. llivhmwih' “Ir-Ir? pummel". and the l-‘airileld «Iountv
Freshman Master P1ece inovml for :l non-suit on thv .L'l‘U‘m‘l' pI-muiri: :lssuviutlon have already
Garod Neutrodyne that she- had 'Iix’ll"Ll tn W‘UVI‘ “"1“ norm on. record favoring; the loca-
L f Icuse. After his argument the court, tion.
3 angle“? NeutTOdyT‘O :rcecssvii for the noon hour. until Mm~ Sarah Cm“ ford. and Ed-
adiola Sets iwnn the resumption of the court‘ “am 1;. Hubhcli.'iown ”pl-Menu-
< . I.\lr. Donnhev argued in opposition -. ,
Sol 0' ma .. , . mes are under instruction to o -
d l | .‘ thlll> to the mofion. Judge Jennings \ p
be entk'ely or
their old age.
325 Monthly Maximum.
The bill provides for a maximum
pension of 325 per month to appli-.
rants “ho have the following quail-
ticntions:
Age. 70 or more.
Citizen of the l'. S, for at least
15 years previous to making appli-
cation. and a resident of the state
{or at least 15 years
Income from all other sourcm
must not exec-Id 33m» 1111‘ year and
Willie. of property owned. including
that of wife or husband. shall not
exceed $5.00“.
No child or other person lagnll)
r-spons‘lhle for applicant‘s support.
The hill provides :1 stii‘i‘ penalty
for hiding property on the part of u
recipient. of the, pension. i'pon the;
death of a pensiOnm-h it property is,-
disrlosed in excess or the amount!
fixed above, thestntc may take from
the estate. double the amount at
the relief .
Commission of l‘hn-e.
According to this bill, the pension a
department shall be administered hy
a. commission of three appointed by
the governor and a county board in
each county. The act specifies that
the county board shall be the county
commissioners.
almost destitute
‘ pension work. The county commis-
l
i
_: submitted
i
careful thought has been put: on the
bill and almost every eventuality has
been provided. for. even to the ex-1
tent of making special arrangements
when the old timers slip from grace
and get into Jail.
pensions while they are locked up it
the offense is serious enough to jub—
tity an im
month. .
Members of the commission rc-
C(;-irc compensation at. the rate of $10
per day when actually engaged in
sioncrs receive no additional pay for;
acting as members of the count}
board. I .
There, are many ether provisions
which show that much
They draw no
prisonment of more than a .
. » i
In Judiciary committee.
lives in ‘useful Work and who may;
in ,
proved by the old age commission.
Pensioners can receive no other i
relief from the state or their local!
communities except for medical and
surgical assistance. SVhex-e pension-
er- have to be sent to some institu.
tion the~penslon shall be paid to the
governing" authorities of the’institu-
tion providing the institution is ap-
I: the pensioner diesxwlthout an
estate sufficient to pay funeral ex-
penses. an amount not to exceed 3300
will be paid‘out of the old; a'g'e fund
the two'women and. turned them
,over to the local D0116&.
-
for such charges. -
It i. infianriv toIio'l val: n-‘holhnr
r .
pean Loan to exchange for such an amount of the SW . ‘I‘I? “
as they may wish to take by depositing th e 1 r hut-0pm 1»
is authorized toreceive and receipt for the same. or 'I‘i' “"““
the undersigned Treasurer of the Company.
much thereof they wish to be used in exchange 3““ hm"
on April 1,1925.
1925.
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New Haven. i~
TO THE HOLDERS OF
The New York. New Haven and Hartford l-lai'irwsui I I'IlIi‘ii“? ’F'“,
\ear. European Loan of 1907 (90°; extended at T? l
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Subscriptions at bar to The New York. New Ham 2. .3 ~.. l-iurtil'id.‘
road Company's Fifteen Year Secured 6°; Gold Bomb ‘: ;-: : rmIIiI
secured to an amount which will enable the Compzlm ’I'
Loan in full at maturity.
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The Company, however. has been requested by i‘uIiIiI' ‘~
. » ' - l‘ .'I :w": I‘ll
Loan to pernnt them to exchange all or a part of I ll I'n‘ ' ~' jfi‘f-‘yfl,
Secured 69:, Gold Bonds upon the same terms as suit» raw ‘
par for par. These bonds are issued in coupon form we» . """ ‘f’,...-;§
eipai. in denominations of $100., $500. and $1.000. :lnrl rm” .:.-:-.~li 'I"
nominations of $1,000.. $5,000. and $10000.
(unnuuu‘r ”I
3. Hi the '
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Hymnal
hank “"
ll'l' dill?
Complying with this'request, and in plil'fillalli't‘, of W .1 !
Statement of November 25, 1924. the Company mvnw tth' iII'II'”
.‘
hill
NMfflilllti
(after cutting oil’ the April 1 coupon) with the City
‘lli
wig
“ .lt' ljlliqullh
Holders of the European Loan should state at thv ii”: _, midi?“
noon. ilarch
The prixilegé of depositing for evchange will expire at
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THE NEW YORh. MI.“ HA
AND HARTFORD RAILRO
COMPANY,
By A. S. May. Treasu
Norwalk Chronicler