butt-m tro- Iriit pan. .' ' ’ tthniilnurd 5an that page.)
”‘akhduli petitioned to be lil-Ih'l'ct
. Million addition oil the back i n “ , \\'iilliii1i’..\t. Both and David F.
4. rpm at lt‘. Washington atria-t. Gould. "l‘hu- minutes of the laid lllt'ot-
. L . that to be Ifixllti. t‘ouni-limati tripe were read by City Clerk J. Ileldou
m ., "built“ the petition which. Iturlbuil. ttiid approved. Hills of tilt“
it“; w 3 od. ‘ several city departments wore ordered
,, “I. Robina. oomutlttoo on l’iregpald its 'foilowa: ' Library, t
. It. ri‘wrtml 'tm'm'ubly himii, Highway. 3145.28: Police. 1127.30: Ail-l
honor thdtGGbmiuaytm uiiuliiiruilve.898.31; Liam rotunsizl
' ,Ildrill box. hilt udrbied tliut "lFll'q‘ 8259.97: 'I‘otal, 81,559.99. .
i ,Wl WWW“ ”l" "“lWW' “"l in-' Damaged by ‘OVIrrlow of Sewer.
\I'lt'k S. Ambler, William F. lock-
i‘i‘i .
liiiu. at lioyt‘ii
t'oileitti "Glue.
. e. ol i' :-
346.08; I Mntertainm tit bi an t luvs ,
_ f lumen. ,.
' «root-um l , . ppm)
4 I \
COMPANY [1'3 BENEFIT.
The outlet rt to be given this even-
Tlieutro, by lhe'Aniharst '
Banjo and .Mandolin
t‘lubs. for the benefit of Common" D.
will begin at titdil o'clock. A large auti-
leuct- I» expected. us there liliii been it
good sale of Nt‘iilb. 'l'iie ptbgrutn of.
lei-thin limit Pit-rut. Kitty.
titre. Banjo and Mandolin (hubs. i
lit-aliuiblan I‘atrol ............ Itoocy
Mandolin (‘Iiib.
Holo-—«t~lelt~rlevl.
Si'
audit
., oi: , ovmti "it""a‘lu
i ___.__ i p.
.Bmall Pro-poet. for Iucccuful Cot
. This Bench.
With eotialllt-riiblo anxiety and not a
little apprehension..llie oysii-rmen of
Lona Island mandhrre awaiting liit‘
.eoniitii: silniIni-I‘. ’l‘lit‘lr limit'll' it"
t'lllll‘t‘tl by the fact that for four yearn
phi-t there hue been no oyittel' "set"
and ”HT" is small reason to lit'llt'Vi‘
jlllill there will be one thlit year.
..,' Indeed the oyster llahivruinti who.
' ~ . with his one or thi or tlireo tiliarpicrt.
‘ 1““ the raw may be, who baa yearly
immle a livelihood by gathering in tho
,. it end
lawful-it" “avid/wt a. .‘g .. .1 - -.
' K'd ‘
in the l neys.
Men or Womeor-yaung or old—married or tingle—broken. or lad. or aim—-
that In the mighty poerI of Dr. Pettingill'l Kidney-wort Tablets
NEW YOUTH—FRESH STRENGTH.
Vital Energy Singing Through Their VeInI—to Give N£w JOY to Life.
The Kidneys Affect. indirecti . EVOf¥,llllKitill. \'l., Jan. 25. will.
Other Organ of tl'iI Io y. l llltt)(')Kl.YN, N. \'., .lllll. In. l'JiiI.-—
“Iir. l’t'tllliitill's Kidney-Wort Tab-."Fcr a long time I suffered trom gener-
1' lilii'rkvv compli-
in Inkedé,
‘ 3‘, Robina said that illt'l‘t' should br-
br'box in’tliiit locality, so that
grille could use. it as well.”anil
ot‘y could attach its own hint-
to the butt. The report washc-
.
i t
MID following petition was read; ,
rfll'tlumcn: 'i'onr‘ petitioner aslot
. hotmrabb: board permission to
house from the rumor of Wash-
, ‘ , and Franklin streets. to Spring
{nitrite . and to motto tlm boom through
“h ‘ kiln and State ptt‘eetd.
, . . “HERMAN QIIITNER.
p permitiiiinn Was granted upon
I Oil of Councilman Wright.
,_ .followini: petition was read: _
.ilalneu: .Tlm uiidi-rsigueil would
' tfllliy ark your pet'tulaslou to ro-
w" v a smallvwoodon building now
[Ml {Water-strata. to a position fuc-
itit .on Washington street. Size of
bdildlng 25x16 feet. Tin roof.
' FRANK t3. BECKER.
,iThe‘matti-i' was left to the comm.»-
mourni- Department. to report. at
the dent dimming.
.l‘be Artititie llron1.e (.‘oinpauy. of t7n~
toil ltrcut, petitioned for permission to
em” horsiwht‘d on their property.
“infill; The petition was irritated by
. Winonmlttce of til-o detairiment. Mr.
fit Robina. with the stint-tuition ot‘, uiitior
' , tiles.
. ‘ .. ry A. Tammany presented it slitti-
W petition for an addition to her
at..,,the.corncr of Monroe and
., mat streets .,'l'll0.ltlltf of the pro-
pdmt‘hitaltion mu fourteen tom loan
by. wen t-onie wide. one story higher
'tltit’ti'tiibttirruetiire iii-at present. This
. was Petal-red militia-dame committee.
.‘Tlmotii'y McMahon; who reported at
tlellut meeting that lit' had slipped
linti ‘tiilleil on Great-out 'l‘errtiee. Illi-‘il‘
. the house of Dr. C. 'It‘. Iioutwell. on
- December 11. llltlii, submitted a for-
. ‘ mat notice of this accident. stating that
hit! knee cup had been Injured, perhaps
"permanently. and that he. thoiurht illi
city on ht to i-(iiuponutiti- him for time
Iotit am for the cost. of medical attend-
ance.‘ lie was ill for five weeks. The
" communication was referred to tho cor»
' po'raimin counsel.
Councilman Robins stated that in illi'
, petition of Dr. lieau for permission to
erect. ll burn. that It would be outside
-, the tilt! lines. and rotisetpii-ntly outsldr
tho jurisdiction of the Council.
Councilman Wright lurked if the cor-
notation counsel hiid rtqiiit‘tod on rins-
lli up the water rights in Itouton
(fad. Mr. H. '(l. Bailey's cellar ir‘
o'bdo‘dr by utiery rain. and he lbreutetu
to sue. the city for' ilttpiaireo. 'l‘he wat-
Qfl’ay‘ was closed up by’ thet‘otisolidut-
ed 10nd, ,
‘Ahtaiiluu Harris requested permis-
rlltin to build a syiuigoguoon Elizabeth
Itreat'..iiplieallon for which was math
some months. lino. The building is to
hominid). I'll a lot itilelii.
bi man Bosch. ..
be [Tili'ii i p.
tiff. lineup: be made 335.
‘offei'ei; hit . antrndtueut. , making
.Di'l i‘ 25. ‘
Hog: inn given the
use 'of the theatre iii the past.
Mr. Sarta'ln
ten i.milieiilioti tor a lioetisc.
“bittiltut;.~‘.‘. at‘ Putnam Hose house
bedsteadt». etc.
i
. and Thomas Ii. Walsh.
MrFT'liole ()I nut-dd aeut a bill to the
(‘oimritfor 2 clalmltiit that Nllt' had!
iiusliiluod iliunam to this amount ns‘
tho repult at tho sowm‘ In South l‘nlou
iii v-nue or'erfiowlntz Into licr cellar. The.
bill wan referred to the chairman of the ,
sewer committee. '
Want Pine Itroqt Accepted.
James «R. Kenny and Thomas I...
Walsh appeared before iho meeting In]
import of a petition, asking that the;
city uooopt Pitta street. . 'I‘tio petition. i
which was read by Mayor Smith. with.
signed by James I". Kenny. (lites II. at. l
John, I“. W. Godfrey, Arthur Kenny:
Frederick II. Merrill, (lllbert Ilortonl
Mr. Kenny explained that many perv
pie took the liberty to deposit ulmoat
all kinds of rubbish into this street, he ;
eluding tln until. babes, awill. etc. He}
hiid hail Health Officer Tracey visit the»
street on a number of maenslons. Mr. ‘
Walsh corroborated Mr. Kenny‘s slate-
inent. The request was referred to
the highway committee for Investiga-
ilti‘l and a report will probably ho reu-
dered at the next meeting.
Council Frederick S. Ambler report-
i‘ll that the room In tho roar of Thcb-.
dore Eakoltien‘s building in Maiul
strut-L secured for a store room for the
Main ntrcei tire house, was now in tune
and he. invited the members of the
Council to vitiit the place and see just,
how the monuy had been spout to se-
cure it. .
Various Sewer MINI". 1
Al tho last meeting a petition was:
received Ili‘lkllifi that the Prospect ave-l.
hue sewer. ho completed. (lituli'uiair
Lockwood. of thirsower committee, rc- l
ported that, the regular appropriation.
is not large enough to do this work and
a city Incl-lint: would he tieceesury. The i
mayor said he had visited the spot and
In hbI opiuimi. the job would be a rarity.
or expensive one.
The tints about the outlet
oi' thi-l
"and permission hurltiit been given by
Ex-(‘ouurilmlin Mei-her to run the Ni‘\\'-
-r into his coat slip. It was voted to
do so. ' » .
When the new Muller silk mill sewer;
was din: last full, considerable dirt was:
liileil lti .lohti Mnlone's sldcwuk. with
he li't-‘llll that the walk has been bud-V
ly damaged, the walk at that time llt‘-’
“I: quite new. Whether the city or
Iotitractor Chiapptt is responsible was ,
llixcmsutl by the meeting but no doll-j
ulte action will be taken itntil the con-1
tractor is consulted. ‘
Permission was granted II. 0. tit-ecu1
to make a connection with the sewer;
mentioned. .
Barge of atom: Purchued.
Councilman Iictts, of the highway;
:omiuitiee. reported that he had ordcr- ,
d a barge load of crushed alone and it ;
, awas- giant: d upon motion of Uoun-i lb
Councilman Hartain moved that tlieiment, ('ouuciimau
matter of a lit‘t'lil‘ll' for lloyl'n Theatri- ; aul
Mi". “'rbzht moved thati bills. :
cllmiin Stanfield thought the too should!
befitifl. .The matter was laid on the!
table. pending the prm-entatiou of a
"it
.ouncilmati Robins, in behalf of tho Norris
dwelling In Matti street. between llbe niuny prominent dramatic ltlflyfll‘fi. "ml! NEW HAVEN MASONIC TEMPLE.
Jo‘“ ' new and superb scenery is t‘ttlplu)‘eil.f
pimdod for some arrangements which I Sherry homestead and the St,
- ml‘ght be made to clean the rooms.
iti- Fliltl it was not al
' Very till," thin): for slxnipn to sleopuStone
will arrive, he, has been assured. l-oi
’I‘ho Will-itwueti the fifteenth and twentieth of}
i- present month.
Tho chairman of the, finance depart-L
horized to borrow $1.000 for curventl
' (hittirtides in Arms.
- reul actors. pliotmi by a veteran l’lliilliI-.
. ger from the tin-t u Mountain State. arc :
i
: ell, who will prmit-nt for the first llllit':»-
Mr. lloynton.
Banjo (‘lub.
Illxie tliri laintpo ‘
(ill-c Clllli. l
b‘. iectetl.
‘ Mandolin '(‘Iult
A Summer Lullaby ............ tilinou
()ctette.
................ Pli'l‘l't‘ ‘02
(lit-e ('lllll.‘
Muriel. :
Iiaujo Club.
ltt'itlllllK'—St let-ted.
Mr. Dillon.
Selection—’I‘be 'l‘r-uderfoot
Mandolin Club.
Southern Medley.
Glee Club.
(luurdmount In Iiiirktown.
Banjo t‘liib.
(,‘beer for Old Amherst Pierce '02
(lice. Iiiiiiio anti Mandolin (hubs.
PRODUCTION OF “SKY FARM."
"l‘iie bit: prmluetiou of last season.
“Shy Farm." which is to he seen at
Iloyt‘s Theatre. tomorrow ei'o‘nlliit.
was the Boston trump card of the year
for almost four eotuiemitivo months litid
the equal delight of New York city for
nearly one hundred nights thereafter.
lint a limited number of New England
towns could only be played ill the in»
icrini. .
The piece has been it'lren u presen- l
tution which in exthnt andl iberullty
rivals those well-rt‘metubercd produw
tillliu of "The Sporting Duchess."
“b‘rerct Service." "The White
Heather." "I‘loarts Aro Trumps." etc.
A NEW MELODIIAMA COMING.
.\ true story, prmenttal as all inter-
esting American phiy, portrayed by
MWIIM. Sec’y Detroit '
. Amateur Art Association. tells
young women what to do‘to ,
avoid pain and buffering caused
by female troubles.
“ Dalia Mas. I'm-aunt :-— I can con-
acicntioiisly reeomitieud Lydia Ii.
lekham'ii Vegetable Compound ‘
to those of my sisters suffering with
female weakness and the troubles
which no often befall women. i suf-
{ereil for months with general xvi-silt-
has. anti felt so weary that I had hard
Work to keep up. I bnd shooting pains.
and min utterly miserable. In my dint
Alma Mater
Iii arts
Plukhnm‘a Vegetable (‘otn-
pound. and it, was a red letter day to
me. wbenl took the first. dosh. for at
that time my restoration began. in
six weeks i was a changed woman.
perfectly well in every respect. I tell.
i so elated and happy that I want fill
women whosuil‘er to get. well as I did."
-— \llsii tirlu Gums. 33h Jones 34L.
Detroit. Mich. fier-retury Amateur Art.
Association. ._ ”we [omit If orlplnnl of atom
letter proving penulntnua cannot or produrna.
When one contildt‘l'fi that Miss
Gannon’ii letter Is only one of the
mutations 'liuudrodu which We
are continually publishingin the news-
papers of this country. the great virtue
of Mrs. I’inkham's medicine must be
admitted by all.
the promises hold forth by 1‘. I). New-
iit thin city. at Iont's Theatre. I‘rlduy.‘ CANDIDATES FOR MINISTRY.
April it. niutineo and. night. his sensuv
iional mainly drama. “An American I Hartford Central Association Met with
iii'l‘ll oysters. baa
iliiui: that on oiie can explain.
tress I with advised in tltit' Lytlln Ii. t
. alumni become a
iiiiiit oi the past. and for‘thrett‘leanons
unit-all of the tier-ts of uharpiad Which
. have hovered over the .iatural oyiitcl'
li‘ilB. lbere hm beau scarcely a dozen
boats in the accustomed harm".
The failure ofthi- “sets" is some
Sei-
*litiile oyster growers advance various
theories. but they fall it! advance any
remedy.
lll the'meuntime nld timu tiyit-
termen have had to turn their hand to
uher llltlilflll'it'h.
Within the boundaries of the state of
Connecticut are 8.000 acres of natural
. oyster beds.
" sand lli‘ off Bridgeport and the rest are
Hiiilh of that port. '()ne large bed is
around Itolou Point.
Of thew about four thou-
l'eiirs‘ when there but e been Filt'i'i‘tiF-
ful "sets." or in fact any "set" Ill all.
these oystermi-n author the seed oys-
ters and sell llit'lll to the growers III a
good profit.
I" amid seasons the shell fish cont
mission issues aboul three hundred ii-
Wines in these oysteruli'ii. but the
poor business of the past i‘tiur years
has gradually diminished the number ..
until last year but twenty-livi- licenses:
were {sum-d,
With the execution of the time lic-
tween the 20th of July to the luth of
September. the oyster beds are open
and the ibiheruteu allowed to follow
their trade.
tinned it is figured the 'seto“ arc forni-
ed and therefore llllll-‘l not be tiiRlul'lr
t‘tl
()lil oyistermi-n ray that tltt‘l“ are of-
ten off years in which no “sets" take
place, but that this iii a record break-
The failures mean
:i'uri-nt expeniic to the growers us well
as kiss of livelihood to the individual
In: rru of failures.
m'stermt‘n ,
'I‘he growers have no way of know
. iniz whether or not the season will be.
propitious. but trusting to the fortunes
of war, each year put overboard on
lit-tween the dates meti-
o. ' A l l ‘ I ' I I. V t ‘ ’
' "'m' "m” ’“w r u“ I" m" till-d "I l Ilobo." lu thin play the author. h. l€.'
l Kidder. who wrote “A Poor Relation"
:nud "Peaceful Valley." for Sol Smith
l Russell. b- fliiiil to have outdone him-
their beds hundreds of thousands of
bushels of shells. If the "set" fails the
shells have to be gathered up again.
for if left they become slimy mid
therefore unclean.
, Rev. Rockwell H. Potter.
i ll.iR’l‘F(Z)Itl). April .‘i.-rv'l‘he Hartford
(Icitlral Association met with the tier.
liiiekw-ell ll. I'olli r. of the Center
lets have certainly proved it Wonder-at ilelililty an" "
fitl Vitaliaiiik Influence in my case. and rated by liver complaint and dyspep-
I feel ihaI I am only partly repuyinitwiu. i never got any relivi’ until I
my debt to tilt at by permitting the unelsiarted takiux Dr. i’i-ttliiuili‘s Kidney-
of my testimonial. For more thIn lilWort 'I‘ubietil. After the iiril bottle
year now i have been in huoyautll noticcdanItnprm'euiem.
iiclilth~us l kin-p up my operated by' "My energy quickly returned. I kept
inltlllt: a tablet lil‘t‘itl'lfllllll)’. lot it until all my aymptollla lltlil entire-
"! bad a i..\.\ll£ liAljit’, with dull ly disappeared.
pains through the region of the kiib. this was over a year now, and I
Help. lithium night and day. The at-fhnve not suffered since. My tippi'lill-
tack was really my own fault. for I had is good. I sleep well. and lllinilf‘tillll'
iiii'l'mli‘ learned that Dr. Pottingill'iii enjoy llvinit."-Pruui-is .\. tientry.
Kidney-Wort 'l‘ablois would keep tnyiliiilii Redford Arc.
kidneys l‘l good roiiilitlon—ttiiey llllil Dr, Pottitigill's Kidney-Wort Tablets
cured llii‘ cf a similar attack stitiit‘ihuve a power to rebuild faded vitality
years before), and I should have keptinud restore lost stamina far beyond
them by me illlt‘ temporary stimulation given by
"'l‘hhi lime brick dust depotilt in thieit'aisc hiid harmful preparations. And
urine and other bad signs warned melthis almost miraculous power torestnro
that i had ililillfi lei kidney trouble get i youthful out-reins, spirit and interest.
its hold on me. bill again Dr. l‘t’ltlIi-iitt existence is oyermi solely throuuli
Hill's lx'Idney-Wm‘i Tablets cured numthe Kiduoya, which organs govern all
as l lillt‘W they would. ilhe vitality of the body.
"Before i began taking them I felt. », ’
and looked tired and Wt‘ilk. Iiy the If you DON‘T KNOW what is the mat-
”In“ my kidney trouble was cured my tor. if you do not. understand your
lli’u’l‘lt'al lmwrrs were repaired to an (“i l troulnlc-—~write for Fulfil“. .\l)\'|(‘it} lo
tent I never expected. , Consultation Department. (‘ollc‘zo
l have the (Trail! of this entirely to‘ St, Burlington. Vt. Describe your
the mildew-as tho surpriaing physical " Symptoms Fully.
improrenwut could have come from “
nothing claw-and I therefore. decided ‘ YOU RISK NOTHINGwGo 1o Your
to keep the tablets always by me. : lirtmrzist TODAY. ‘ct (the Bottle
"I may say the et'ltcct is really aa- of Dr. l’etilugill's Kinney-“Vivi 'I‘ab~
iounlling. When I two one of myi lets. ’I'alte Nothing Erie. it tho
friends tired and worn out I always' first bottle does not help you our
recommend this fine tonic nil-dictum", (fortsultaiou Ik‘parlmenl will advise
-—-JUII.\' .l. litiAt}. iii? i/Joinis Ht, liar-i you FREE.
DR. PETTINGILLLS' KIDNEY- WORT TABLETS.
THEY CURE—Low Vitality—leer Trouble—Dyupepsia—Kidney Dinne—
Tlicy Contain N0 AIJCOIIOII-vNothing btit Concentrated Cure.
I
GOOD .
a 1
RICH
silt. for in this piece he gives Illl 0"" Church. ypuwntuy, at which time the
FOOD
character delineatious that. We are
told. almost rank eo-i-qutil with ('har-
lew‘ Ilickens' creations, .uo true to nu-
ilil‘c ill'i‘ they said to ill. In this play
the author touches that well-spring of
emotion. tho heart. and. firmly Kriiap—
in): it. holds his audience entranced
until the curtain rings down upon the
final scene, when every wrong has been
ritzhtod, the just rewarded and the
guilty punished. Managed Nowell has
secured a good cast for its portrayal.
among its members are the names of
William I.. Baker. Hugh Adams. Itheu
lair-shy. Edna Clayton. \‘irgiuia Mob
ville. \‘eru Wilson and floral-:- Hilton.
The locale of the story will be truth-
fully doplctcd and the containing will
be elaborate.
THE VILLAGE PARSON.
The Village Parson is expected to
'l"""’“ P- ”“"I~ was i draw largely at Iont‘s Theatre. Suliir- :
day. April it, hit it is claimed to be one
of the strongest and best plays well
;everulive t'IiltlIIlllln'I' presented the fol-E
,ltiwlnit gentlemen as candidates for ii .
(censure: (lilbi-rl l.. Forti- I‘red. It.
iGoodncll. Ilnlijcl litilfe Kennedy. .lr..j
lStephen Van Rensselaer 'l‘rowbridizo;
laud Clayton .i. Potter, ..
l Previous to the t‘ltllnlilltltltill of theI
lcuudlduies, n business meeting was.
timid. A eommunii-atlon from the Rev. i
F. ti. Blanchard, of the First COIlKl‘tl-i
national Church of Southintzton was}
:reud. in which Mr liltincbhrd requested :
that he be dismissed from the Hartford ;
1Aaaociait0n, tot he wished to join the;
1N!)i'llli.‘l'll New “.ll'l‘n'i’)’ Association. His 1
.rrqui-st was compiled with. The Key.
in. liewltl Williams or South lll‘illllli.
3m, his own reqtmm. was also dismissed,‘
to me Hartford Valley .isaociaiiou.
4 The nevi "lecithin of the association
i will be held at \‘isrrou (‘t-lllt'l'. -
‘ WILL lNTEREST MANY. ;
l livery person it’lliiuld know that good
I . u x 7 P .
3" uppl.<aiion “"3 "“M‘M -"'"‘ i at this theatre, lilit' season. The story '1...,..l.h is ituptititiililt' If the kidneys arc-
and a good moral character.
_ police committee.
to erect a two story frumt,I
| place.
The report of City Librarian Dothcn
Pinneo showed that during Feb.
zinxbne room. which is not cleaned out i ruary. there were 7.000, visitors to the
property, once a mouth. Ito thought I library and 3,700 books were given out.
, , .Enclfomt-thlnn flimsy“ toutdone,lubrilut. Only you, Arreatn.
. “his. out-not ui oratory, I“. The report of Chief of Ponce Thomas
.‘blflhli'iifi;__ttt{:l :‘l’:"b‘,“p,lf'f‘° 91"“ and f llrndley showed that, during March
pa (_ it. , ei s t ii.'Ill.“"l“"" Hht‘l‘t' were billy foitr'rirrosts. all of the
. i.
tin-j Martin i. .iicilou'ouyfli to n: :ifl‘li' “'orihe iluv in one of considerable luW- . ..
.iu vii-w of tho tau-t that Mr. l special policeman. I ‘ i ”HM“ “'
St'llotlltl the free' qualifications age "it \"gtfrsgnlt‘tdxlil‘ his”... "I which in" sorrowa ““‘l ""“"’"‘l’“" curls kidney and bladder illflt‘ilsl‘
five 1 ”0 . . .
, lip of a \ illutze minister arc. detailed. . .wi-rr form and will build up
' Coun- fact. eleven iuchos. weight 185 pounds. ! He 1“ subjected m clroug trials through ~ '
. .- i l tho supposed faults of his wife utiti liei‘
Tlit‘ illtl'lli'mli"! ““5 ”"4“” to “a 5 father who are really innocent.
The
, . _ d h it I" lfltitlll man gtieri froiti bad to worse and
l“""”"“l"" ““5 “mm" .tanc " ' the wrongs are corrected in the nt‘lliti- ”mp, 50].] a. MuifitoJ's drug store.
dox fashion. The cast is made up of
land the production is tnokt complete.
Iin every way.
i mans won. in: truths.
! A highly pleased audi ee was at
llioyt's Theatre. last nix t. The at.
traction was Girls Will lie. (lirls, In
wuicn Al leach appeared lit the load-
ing character. There was fun from
the first eurlaln itutil the final scene.
Foley‘s Kidney (‘ure will:
In
and ,
lsirougtheii thesi- organs so they wliii
.pvrt'orm their functions properly. Ni'i
1danger of Bright's disease or diubotesl
if Foley's Kidztoy (hire is taken Iii
Ifi‘
fl..-” .
NEW“ HAVEN; April 5.-'R(‘|)rt’litililti- ,
ltives of nine Masonic bodies in this'
loity_ yesterday. made an offer for tbcl
‘lloudli-v buildin: -sii_ on Church for a!
' contains nothing injurious and there is
mailed in rebuttal for the state.
it is patent that the oystermcn are
praying for a good season this sum-
mer and awaiting the outcome of the
season when the "sets" are formed.
CHAMIERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY.
THE'MOTHER'S FAVORITE.
This remedy has won the confidence
uiill esteem of mothers all over the
country. It has been in use for ore
thirty years, during which time many
million bottles have been used. There
is nothing so pmmpl an.) effectual as
this remedy for the relief and cure of ‘
coughs and colds anti in the treatment
of eroup it is the main reliance in
inany bolus-it. while its use in cases of
u hnoping rough sbowa that it rolw that
div-ease. of all tlungertuw royalty. it
.1
no danger in itivinit it to rhlitlren. For
sale by Silliso-l‘owoll Corporation.
Clifford Pharmacy. I’ieiee Bridge Phar
mat-y and Zeitfuss Pharmacy. "
EARDLEY TRIAL RESUMED.
IIRIDGEPORT, April :1."Tllf\ trial
of Joseph Eardley for the murder of
his motherin-inw. Mrs. Elizabeth
Lawrence. was resumed at 2 o'clock
yesterday afternoon in the Criminal
Superior Court, before Judge Milton A.
Slititiiwny.aud a jury. John Lawrence.
husband of the murdered woman, was
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
not. Rays: "I suffered for years with
0| D NEW
ENGLAND RUSK to THE
FRONT AGAIN. .
THE FOOD OF OUR DADDIES
till: CRISP. browulgrauulcs of (100p RICH l-‘OOD
are made liom whole wheat malt'ed-ihen ,cnound into
Hour.
and scrcntiiically cooked not prepared.
It is the old New England Rusk. once so universl'liv
used.
with the advantage oi bcml! made imm malt it or.
.lt you give it a week’s trial we believe that you will
feel as we (Io—That N0 MEAL is complete without a
portion of GOOD RICH FOOD .
For sale at all the lending grocers. liic a package.
The New England Food Co ,
proposed Masonic temple. The build-j
int: oti this site was partially destroyed .
.by _firo dorm;v the winter and the.
iwatls are, still standing.
i
and belching.
Icent bottle cured me. completely.“
ARE YOU A D‘VSPEPTIC?
dyspepsia. used to have. great distress
I tried everything i
could hear of. bill nothing helped me
1 until I took Brazilian Delhi. and one 50
For sale. by R. H. Plaisted. F. II. Bax-
South Norwaik. Conn.
had .nevnr been fully settled. ,
I. {Qt-i. inur
not-vie.
5'
expense.
i
. line one at a cost of 8175‘.
W. as dicretofore.
'E
,a‘be
of.
~ Wife} suitableea .
a
, tin; to}1.776.10.
will it
’ Chi: .' Wright said that. the rtitiponid- ”fronds” being mules.
bilitr Jet the cioiniinrss of the place “as I‘t‘t‘l'th‘tl trout Mr. Htmnccker that
H" the. water from tho-Lottie street bill.
thought that tho Council ‘fillblllll‘fiéfllf‘. runs ““0 hp. burn In Bru0k'gm...t, The
" 6. moor rather than leave MC.“ ‘ matter was’roforred to tho aeworicom-
tallitd‘thilttlhlvm‘ SIle‘MCGOW- ‘- mitlec for investigation“. »
t- than $75 per month for
.7 It was voted ‘that’Chici’
.,_fi‘ri¢ht-«bc- atrueted to take the mat-'
pher- pp with Driver McGowan; and we.
“at thcxlpomsare kt‘pl cleanwitboutl
heard. u ropresentatlveof'
‘rit-‘ailiotti-Fisher' Typewriter .GQIIV L
p ) a mildrgssed the Council on the;
Wit”?! :n; machine ~for , iypewritlmzl
‘. .7 titty records. 6 was voted foam?
it WMth'tlt‘ft‘d that. the, employer: of
0 street. dopartm ‘t‘fbc; puidi'by‘ the
‘ k hereafter. rat or than «every f'wo
. WW“? faamado for another cart
‘ . 6 am tit department, which
_ ; ' m.;bontd‘widn'tnrmk
noel! ofvthe cart ma
ll}. W is‘jfllu
$1..10nermtb.wtt
t Dr; Kendall be author-
. ‘ matinee yin nu horiz-
~ borrow 82.000 to pay city' bills
Complaint
Pail and Box Co.jCompiicI.
City Fire inspector John ,W. Green-
wood reported that the, American t’u-
per Pail and Box Compapy h erupted
fire escapes on thctr'fnctory.building In
'Crons slroet_ as requested. ‘
There being no further regular busi-
ness, lholsosnion voted to go into execu-
tive. session. to dispose. of the case of
lGaptuln Morehouso. The result of
this (“creature session has been before
told. '
PURSUED BY AVENGING ANGELS.
..__..
‘IIudltI Raid Mormon Coloiiy and Cl?-
ry Off Three of IldIr'I Wivu.
‘EII- PASO.‘ Tex. April 5.4mm-
~t'ol'a‘ from the lower Sierra Madre
mountains in beico. southwest of
here, report a raid made by J unapolo-
ratio ,u‘id John‘Ro‘dheId upon both
Phillipa, ,l. Mormon colony. The. bandit
npdbtx‘ band phased the settlement.
oat-rung Ivar three. of Elderliirnni
Johanna wiveu..one of whom it the
mite of .hlti large household. A
of Mexican raffles and a squad
., of motion-lib. up vigilant cont-
, style ,tbetnaetveu Ivungi‘n
unframed tite‘ bandit. ‘for ,3,
In and nun, ’t’itliemgltmim'tm In
,. - “it?“ . cm In an I.
Woo blame ln‘whicli Ugo 3gb
: , _ were.wded..1‘h« band led.
‘ the woman, They hull , ’
“in dIyI’ In C. one, whore‘
‘erI’bto bwn‘m found. which it‘ll
MM. hm ‘ from t.
w“... ”W. you
d—b—s
abwmma‘IAuux' -j ,.
. oat-I. ‘ , ~
In amusing ultuutlons. sparkling from If you arc. a dyspeptic you owe it to
fine costumes and call-by music. there tampon mm your friends to pot well.:
are few min'deai farccs that equal Girls 1 Dyspepsia annoys tho dyspeptic'sf
Will Be Girls: The cast was an ech‘ 1 friends because his disease soars his
lent one throughout. the girls beliiszldispositlon as well its: his atomnch. Ko‘
iprctty and vivacious, the voices exccl- i not Dypcpsia (‘ure will not only cure.
tor. and the Clifford Pittman!-
MORMONS UPHOLD SMITH.
Conference Eudora” the Stand He
Took Boron Senate Committee.
DETROIT OPEN SHOP NEGOTIA. it to result in increasing the number
lot sit-l ers to upwards of 2.000 by the
TIONSPFF' l.addltion of the Union carpenters.
DETROIT. Mich, April fi.—-Ncitolia- l
lions on the "open shop" question .WORLD'S FAIR ADMISSION CARDS.
which havo been in progress two weeks ! ST. LOUIS; April 5.-—Special engrav-
39.s...,~11 <, s:
.‘l
ll
iii-tit and the chorus specially strong.
'Tbc. three Rosebud Sprouts were most
unique and extrmuely amusing. Alto-
gether. Girls Will Be Girls is one of
the best things ever been here.
. MR. PEPPER“! SINGING.
The Easter services at St. John‘s
church were moat‘impressive. The
flower decorations were simply beau-
tiful and the music Was especially tine.
both solo and chorus. and Cboirmatr
tcr Howard has much to be proud of.
Mr.- Pepper sang the solo. "My Hope
Is in the Everlasting." from Staiaer's
cantata. “Daughter of .lalrus." In it
tion of the “Sanctus”
axe singer. In the afternoon the chil-
n" fine manic-id
Telegram-Union; ,
.Jlngultntl Schrhidt cl rump-ad.
‘1‘“. In; , it
most finished manner, and his remit-
of Gounod
was in thorough keeping with the
beautiful communion service In iii!
sincerity and impreéuiveneos by his
. fine cOnirol of tnolmozmvoee. a much
neglected style of pinging in the aver-
dren's festival .wanwell attended. with
. gated—Bridgeport
,I'ouv’rounu iN Inaarono RIVER
BRANFORD April 5.41m body . oi
about 70 years. ,‘wu found today In I
aliaiilyv amnion“ mum on this
link 0!.th tlr (ti-dimer. Schmidt
. Dr. 0. w.-mtotd.'tbc-madiw mul-
tier. ”mot diluting.” accidental
4 a"... m...
at: M
litynpepnin. indigestionand sour atom-l
wreh. but this palatable. rccountructive.
gionle digrstunt strengthens the wholo
ldigcstlve apparatus. and sweeten the
l life as well as the stomach. When you
[take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure the food
: you eat is enjoyed. It is digested. as-
ulmilated and its nutrient properties
appropriated by the blood and tissues.
Health in the result. Sold by Clifford
Pharmacy. “
CALLED TO MYSTIC CHURCH.
MYSTIQ April 5.—-A call to the Rev.
Welcome A. Blues. of Amherst. N. 8..
has been extended by the Mystic. Bap.
titit Church. The call will be accepted.
Mr. Bates has been supplying the pulpit
and in very well liked. The church
has a membership of 500.
Rows EMULSION
'is for babies and children
who are thin and pale when
they ought to be fat and
truddy; for men and women
who are weal: and delicate
when did-9' ought to be ME
and hearty—for all who are
mourning“ ‘ «no hint of we! ‘
kooks at MW and P- ' nourish."
in “tinged tail: tori 21‘: 33%. l: "at fimmngui’efifit ‘
”mi P“ in“ e .
, whitesundoe‘tbphndenoe of .iiguor. men
Poor blood. thin body. open
. the door, for disease. Scott‘s
Emulsion husk the my.
Makes the blood richer, pro-
duces healthy flesh and above
all provides nourishment.
satgr LAKE, than. April 5.-—I'i‘cnl-
dent Jopoph Smith was upheld at the.
grueral‘ conference of the Mormon
Church. “,Sunday. for his stand 'at
Washington. declaring he intended to
continue to live with hls‘plural wiveii.
President Smith himself stated that he
was firm and fixed iti his conviction
that the Lord is mindful of His people.
that He will reward them in protecting
the lawn of righteousness and of truth,
and that no one need fear following
truth and righteousness to the boat
of his knowledge. Apostle F. M. Ly-
man snid: _ ..
"We are here thht‘wa may multiply
and replenish the earth."
He urged the Latter/Day Saints to
be more diligent in the practice of their
religion. and then tléclarcd.
"When President Smith stands up
to speak. we kaw.‘-that titc’ Lord
speaks through that man."
COLGNIL IURPEE TO HARRY.
Wedding Ceremony Will Iii ParfOrmed
-- or New York.
WATERBURY. April 5.—lt was an-
nounccd hero yelterday that Colonel
Ibis h‘coionel Burpce's third venture '
lit matrimony. His second wife died
”.39.! yedgfls in. Mrs. Drum who Is
a red ye'ln Colonel Burpee‘s' Junior.
for year- hu been considered one or
the momma the city
”Jutland. P. Bradstreet, for whom
also W3 Colonel Burnt-0‘ but at
Whom at No. 2M Grove atreotl
,witcge ”lives with his mother until
three srovrntfp children. He is influ-
mtiIi maintenance and uniting one:
troll. atrike. here took a leading part.
I?! representative of the trolley coin .
.7 t
Wear. But-pee. nudge at the city it
court. Ibd its. Ina Briggs will be mnr- i
lied fi’flew York city within I” month. 'l
between representatives. of the Build ted cards of admission to the WOi'ld'a
ers' Association of this city and tho [Fair are being prepared by the Depart-
lilllltullg Trades' Council. were broken intent of Admissions for the use of Prea-
otf last nighta lit, is
painters are airo‘ady‘but on strike and
the failure
a?
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v51:
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9"-
a
“1% a...
estimated that 600 lidcut Roosevelt. members of the Cabi-
net, members of Congress and Judges
lot the United States Supreme Court.
I: ,o. . . ,
3Q?!» kid-i. 11.x. .
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of the negotiation is like.
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