‘ V l... worthy: by donor Danaher, This Season. HAVEN. April limcornellus . , or, of Meridian, owner of the .ljlovou baseball franchise, chief 3.. outlast Gavin Roobpwiiiuotl . Now Haveuvtaam in the field this W He will provide bipbciasailni madam baseball in its place. soda 3‘; Damsr‘pronliscs to xiva autis— m on to the bauball loving public“. "I have full)" iii. masonic; . pi my mind that there will be up auticut League Baseball team militia season. ,i shall hold my pinata until April to, when if any one V‘ infill better of 'tbe‘baschall proposi’ “ Villas in the Connecticut League than i 'r in; b.3391 have an opportunity to buy, . “t. “11pm. i shall on April 15. give my, V their relation. Those who ma i ‘stay with pie and played th epondeut team wilthave a chance ,, to do»: those who want to go clam whom. will be free to do so; but so far 1 am concerned there will be’ "no no baseballhe‘re.” . . ‘ .r. ‘Daaher was asked if in case . the league should rescind its action of which‘he had complained if he .would‘aiter his decision. ‘ ‘ Mr; Dumber replied: “it the direc- tors should make full restitution of the ob mpiouship voted awa from NQW‘ area after it was fair y ,wun. and would remit the fine and raise the‘. suspension against Tuckey. l might make an effort to have a league team kept here, but in no event and bolder no conditions will i run it my- l.,. ‘1 Be A ; have been subjected to in the conduct of baseball. From the time i took the New Haven franchise tho annoyances ‘ began and continued incessantly the absolute robbery of the champion- ship. I took the franchise. paying $750 for it, and expended 310.000 in fitting up the grounds for it. The team ran through the season. making money for every club in the circuit, and at the end of the season the hotl- ors we won without dispute on the field were wrested from us. Thepell- nant does not amount to much, it is true. but the principle involved does. As an instance of how we made money for the other teams. i will any that last season we played eleven games at Bridgeport in tho Bridgeport series and six here. and the attendance fig. ures show that We played to 800 more people here. than in the entire eleven at Bridgeport. i am in negotiation with parties with the. intention of ar- ranging for independent ball with games on Wednesday. Friday and Slit— urdsy at the Snvin Rock grounds On Sundays gables will be played with independent teams ill and around New York. "i am extremely sorry for Spring- field. Meriden nnd Holyoke and would like to have continued in tho league for their benefit." Mr. Danaber spooks highly of tho treatment he received at the hands of the managers of tho illrco teams mon- tlonod, and than sovcroly criticizes the treatment given him by the man agar of the lvew London and Norwich teams. Says he: “in the Norwich case. particulsry l have couch for con» piaint. i had petitions from all iht“ heat than of that city to exert nly in- fluence to secure tho return of tho franchise to that town and i worked hard to that end. The very first ofii- cial action of the Norwich manager was to vote to cripple the New Haven team. As to the conduct or' the Hart. ford managers it wus'nothing more than was to be expected front them. As I said before. i feel genuinely aor- ry for Meridcn, Springfield and Hol- yoke. but i think they will all ultim- ately benefit by the step 1 am taking. . .md that baseball in the Connecticut League unde‘r its present. officials is not a good business proposition and no one can be blamed for getting out. of a poor business scheme." MIN PAST SIXTY IN DANGER. More than half of mankind over six- ty years of age suffer from kidney and bladder disorders. usually enlarge- ment of prostrate gland. ' This is both? inful and dangerous, and lilo let's ‘dney Cure should be taken at the first signlof danger, as it corrects irregularities and has cured many old man of this disease. Mr. Rodney Burv unit, Rook Port, Mo., writes: “I suf- fered With' enlarged prostate gland and iilditey trouble for years and af- ter taking two bottles of Foley's Kid- ney Cure i feel better than i have for twenty yours, although i am now 91 years old." Bold at Piaisiod's Drug Storey w ” ' HADRED PLAOB‘READY. REV/Ah Murcia-nu Russia. April ‘. . ”This city has illsl rccovnrcd from n 1 rest Mill. Stories woro industrially-r . ‘ ci‘fciiibted that the rovolulionislo had planned an armed attack on the military for posinrday and tho inhabi- ' unttwerc warned that if they did not ’1!ti their sympathy with the revolu- "tioailjts by hanging out red flags when Ibo lighting bonnVihey would share It!“ into of the troops. Consequently , ' ’ remained indoors in a state of starter all day- long, but nothing lisp ’ “ ad. in hundreds of houses. howcvy flags were ready to be flung to e. . . J . . Ly; .. W V” , will A. ma corms. ' DoWiit’ Little Enigmatic“. the f» mous little pills. have made. fan» out by their certain yet ha ion Ind . . mils action upon tho bowels. coasti . . ”domain. 't'bndo notwoali in 1 . .gripo or make you feel ‘ , : 5». used always proforma. chanson. acid by Clifford Phar- W r c ‘3? ”IOULATOI was A PAUPifl. -OflliOAGO. Aprils tiwiitdwscd . tumor. at one iinro a leading dittifl basins Chicago Bond of Trade. omni- ioi" of I» corner in wheat in 1868, and m worthnniiiimls.’ is dead in tho ‘ W baptist. at 70 years or age. a .s, eafaiirsmc in ism. only " , attache had cornered. m I and made it» failing .fhsct brim mom -‘ .7 regain hi m . of the rd , 50% it sub , Mr Monsanto“ and losses bribe. t, "I won't stand for the treatment l ' throughout the season. culminating in » tam.) W at» jV lull Shall We‘llliiii illiiusuli This is an important daily quantion. Let no answer it today. Try Joli-0. Amwa- most popular dessert.“ Rm ‘~ coivcd Highest Award, Gold Medal. World's Janis. Bi. Malayan; lllvory- a. at it as it V . Vs duct, 1: cw plumb. «page. Raspberry. StraWbel‘ ,." .l , and Cherry. eLleE M SUN filial“: '0. _ submissions. Masakhprll mirror. ‘Williuni H‘. Pickering, director 'of the Harvard . Astronomical. Observamy. has decided to observe the eclipse of the sun on August 80; from Northern» Africa. He will use one of the small telescopes of the obsesvaiorytbvhiah‘» will bo set up ‘le an ominotwein 1’, ill lipovilio, Algeria. '1'; "VPick'or hf w it dcvoto particular ptautlbn to the: many indentations oh the Iliu'lii can. he lenses and phobographic an m- ms of tho. observatory We been loan. ch. tho ldck Observatory of Calif- niu, which will send out i you expediv' iionu to observe the. eclipse. one to Labrador, one to Spain and the third .il .- . _, Order a packago of “€13” flavor from your "mandala o. ‘R. OUT OF WORK AND DEBPONDINT. MEMDEN. April 7.~Guatav Wage. aged 55, descendant from being out of work for a fortnight. shot and killed himself today. He Was a widower and had lived here for about nine years. He had worked at Yalesvlllc for a number of years. . . to Dgypt. . . , "This Year. Big changes this year in shoe styles. . Toes are a bit hauler—that's the most radical. . V Big chances to get your toes pinched unless you buy shoes that are made on carefully planned lasts. You get all this season's styles when you buy KEITH’B KON- QUEROR shoes. And no pinching! . guarded against. Olsen’s Shoe Store, Nor-walk and Smith Norwalkn WM........- riot Having purchased the Freeman Art Printing Plant and That's been Business, The Evening Sentinel has again entered the Job Printing Business, which will be conducted in the present quarters of thc plant. directly opposite The Sentinel Office. The office is fully equipped with llll BEST i’liESSES LATEST- STYLES ii on; I and with every facility for any kind of printing from .a visiting card to a full bound book. Especial attention will be given to Bismuth] Printing ii iii: iiilllis .. . u and will he executed in R lllti Latest. an ill the... in .,.,, .i,‘ l The business will be conducted under the name of 3 , 1""‘l."‘ “V” .. . i ‘ ‘ , ._ .. and no efforts will be spared toontitlo it to the. nuns—- thaobject being to make itaproductidna of the' most ar- tistic character and to c89§MfilLfi5tdm Win. . xv . . . g .' . 4‘” 1" My. .1 egh‘btwn‘ is "f r l. 9, Hi i . ’ a: ., .l ... .. k’#t on» s w v "V4.3 w r MOST PROM mm , . H 8" "i thtcud L“ rllg’ ,li‘i' . 'rlncontinuance of. patronage MONK-cannula) the unite. and any and si‘l‘ordm for ' 1‘ are ripest. fully solicited. . also been completed for ] lugs . cd ‘ elabor- om story: will svarwmawirra :ro Annual Convention inflow Haven on Apr“ 1‘191 "l. 1 i‘ Circulars have beepbcut out. plumbers [initial association. calling the abound «contention of. the .mcciatlon do. be bold lathe Fay auditorium in blow Haven, on ‘April 18 and iii. The conven- tion promises to be one of the most subcobsful ever held by the state or- ganization. The night before the open- ‘lug of the business session a banquet. under the auspices of tho New Haven Dental association will be held at the Tontlne Hotel. to which all the dais: Elliot! hays been invited. Plans have smoker to be held in the Tontiuo ho cl on Tues- day evening, April 18. All members of the convention Will receive tickets. The special feature of this event will batzvaudevllls entertainment. ‘ This program for the business meet» a as follows: . Tuesday morning—~Call to order at I‘ll) o’clock, secretary's reports, nom- ination of officers, report. of the dental -' commissioners by Dr. J. Tunney Bars kcr, 4 Walliugford: at 12:30 until 2 o'clock. Afternoon seasibn -— Miscellaneous business followed by papers by the following men: 01‘. 1;. Ashley Fought. Philadelphia. "Therapeutics in Daily Practice;" Dr. C. N. Johnson. Chicago. "Differences in the Preparation of Cavities for Fillings and for Inlays." Tuesday ovenln at 8 o‘clock—Dr. M. ii. totem. No York, will read a paper on""I‘he Technlc of Pulp ae- movai and Root Treatment Associated 'l‘herewltln" smoker at Tontlnc Hotel. Wednesday morning-«Dr. I”. it, Fos- sume. New York, “A New Method of Removal Bridget Work;" Dr. Joseph Head. of Philadelphia. “The Boat Method of inserting Adhesi 0 Gold and Amalgam Fillings:" Dr. 5. Free- man. New York. “The Use of Com- pressed Air in Operativc Dentistry;" unfinished business: adjournment. Plans have been made. for the pres. entailon of n largo number of exhibits and an equally large number of clinics will be held under the auspices of the association. adiourumont ~~——-.—. LAST HOPE VANISHED. When loading physicians said that W. M. Smithart, of Pekln. is... bad in. curable consumption. his last hope va- nished; but. Di: King's New Discovery for Consumption. Coughs and Colds, kcpt him out of his grave. He says: "This great specific completely cured me. and saved my lilo. Since then i have used it for over 10 years, and con- sider it a marvelous throat and lung cur-c." Strictly scientific cure for Coughs. Sane Throats or Colds; sure preventive of Pneumonia. Guaranteed, 50c and 81.00 bottles at. F. H. Baxter's Drug Store. Trial bottle free. " SHAILER APPEAL. To Be Argued in Bridgeport in Su- preme Court of Errors. The famous suit brought by lsahclla N. Sllnilcr against the Rev. Charles Seymour Bullock. pastor of the Neigll borhood Church of Christ at Strutford, will t‘llllif.‘ up for argument bcforu the supreme court of i‘l‘l'Ul‘S which will colivvne at the county court house in Bridgeport, Tuesday morning. The casveug appealed by the plain- tiff fronr tho vol-dict of a jury in the court of common pleas of New Haven. which acquittod Mr. Bullock of the charges against hiul.‘ Some terms of the supreme court have been passed while the attorneys have. been perfect ing their urgumcnud‘in the case. The. suit when it was tried. attracted more attention throughout Connecticut than any other in years. The fact. that Bridgeport attorneys appear in it. makes it also more inter. eating to residents of Bridgeport Can, field & Judson arc Miss Shalier‘a' coun- sel. Pullman (r Marr of this city and Stoddard & Goodhart of New Haven. are counsel for Mr, Bullock. Quite a number of other importdnt New Haven and l-‘airdcld county an oasis are upon the supreme court docket. and the. session will be a busy one. Among the h‘airfield county obs- on are two recently tried by jury in the superior court, Vboth coming or. on the dofontiani's'appeai and motion for a new trial. They are, ldell hamp- ton.ugalust.Frunk Miller. and William G. Mack against Oliver W. Carr. Another unusual case. which h s at. trusted great attention. is tho of Mary 0. McPlleimy against Ellery J. McPhoiemy, both of Danbury, in which zine former sued tho latter to force him toreco also her as his wife. and to givé h‘e all'allowitncc, as he is said to 9 worth 8100.0th The court docid» gaitlsi her. and who has appcaicd to itilc supremo court. Susan W, olichoi's animal from pro but . which took woeks to try in the stihtll‘iorruuri. in coming up till lilo up pelioiil‘upp‘cul. Other cation am From N! W: Marsh against Guillermo Keat- incl ddfpn'dlht a up cal: Pctor W. lfry aguinut" .lyroh‘ ‘Dcx or. defendant's vap- cul: ‘und John ‘l’aiilnon against the own of Wilton. tlcfonduui‘s animal. , , av y ,w A momma WLLARO’ won-m tzl . ”I, n . <.' . “0° ,. _ "l have been painted with kidney and. bladder troubls‘ for rare. Null! gravel and stone. with oacruolsting pal ." scroll. 'H. Thames; 1' well. lino coal operator ofasnuffalo. o. "l M ild‘ relief from modicifio‘uaill 1 ho- nn1taking Foley's Kidney Cure. than this result was sored-lag. .A few dos- «started tho'hric ~dustsllilo substance and now i have no pain across in Julia no" and Most like a new man; Lilac ammo mo worthof Md.” Rotors Kid Curd will. can my form of. kidney or builder time Still! :3 IOVOOVTTNMI‘IUIIIA’N‘ GOVIIN-f ' I “’11. 13. . 'i so ‘. ..V or. Parmesan. spongy,“ Polish workmen wand . rovolmifliail have found a uovtrwaybf'imnbl‘f club-momma govoramsui h or V lama boycott ufwyodlta an tobacco. for the doubts purpose of “shuttle money of the poor cocci-adamant» ‘ revenue of the aim. . » snag? iOV VV of the Connecticut State ‘ m Advertifiome lBl‘id , on It damnation“ ‘ nib: .. ., it n 'i ll or: «i M. Road 60 “optimal 11637 ““ “he I- but by ‘w . f‘.‘ ti l 2‘... t 1 n at .l. u‘ i. it& ‘K ' . . x . ”it? 4» it'll Today the last Day. We hope it will be a bright and sunny day, but never mind the April weather it it rains. You will find it a pleasant place to spend the evening. Evening Recital. Jerome May’s Orchestra. Knranlu, lilicrlllczzo ... ......... . ........ Mabel McKinley I Will Wait for You ...... ...... ....... ’I‘aubert I Want to be a Soldich . ...' ............. ....... Robyn Kokomo ........................... ..... Sutton By the Watermelon Ville ... .......... Allen The Coming Ruler ........ ..... ,, . . .. ...... . ..... KliOcli The Motor (lirl ............................. 'I‘atibcrt In Dreamland ............ . ....... ...... Francis The Jolly Blacksmith ................. .. .. ........ Pauli Falling Water ................................ Dalton 'l‘casing ................... . ................ Von Til’zcr Seminole ............ Von Alstyuc The Yale W aliz ............. . ........... . .‘ ..... Taubert The Eastern Star ............................... Herbert The Ghost That Never Walked ................ Schwartz Medley of tile Cult-Vowalk ....................... ,lrackcit Polly l’riln ...................................... Henry i A Souvenir to all whose purchase llllloullts to $2.00 or ovcl‘. W Be sure and scc tllc I‘oitcr's Wilccl. _.__._._._..........__ 'i'ca hCl’Yt‘tl this evening. m l The .I M. Read Cc. Floor evenly; wears Now PICDBWMQ show full Lines of Spring Floor Coverings. w clams [WY-3“" Tapestry. Bins "ls. Velvels, Bods ' Brusse s. cm... Militias Clitoris. and Lao suns. this alldliuas Shades to Order a s”- ' mi iii. ‘ signals. : i‘i. tb’d‘l.‘ ht 5.3 ";Ul.lp L. , ’. SHINGTON or. ~ ‘ -.~ .. til is «V?! guy‘s NORWALK. s s O ii! v , .mv .... ...... owl N“: i?“ ll Million 1 1.. r l is, ‘ a. , .. ‘ ‘ Simon. LEAVI 1:! n mm a. my. ‘ ‘REVOLT AGAINST THE CHURCH.- Tyranny of Past Administratiangmt. traction Grant Attention, V VS'l‘. PETliVlREBllIVin}. April 8, 12216, p. m.-—'I‘he revolt against the‘ty‘ranny .of the church administration is at- tracing immense attention. The clergy are“ now speaking their sentiments quite as openly on‘ religion as are the liberals in the political ilold. Thain- timatc connection between the move- msnts for the rog‘aaorationrllof'ttbe Church and thearoorganiustiou of the state is set forth in‘a‘ strong letter printed this morning andascribgd. to “a high ecclesiastic," .1” which the writer says: T . “ i‘ ‘ , The Church as m living idea is inex- tricably bound up with, Russian life. and when tho Russian publiciroallacd that they could not. any. looser exist without breaking the shackles of. the bureaucracy the Church‘awoko from two hundred years of lethargy and its first murmur was that“: was the un- iversal right of every thinking musical to do his task with freedom." . ‘ The letter further deqi modicum years the clergy'vVere had so closely in the visa of obedience not to hn'iiioa. but to tho dictateaof lineman who virtually said “I am the Church," that they had become automatons ‘to resist ter his decrees. and ‘now with the pros- pect of liberty before-them theylare hardly capable or ,raising their voices. in the cities, it is said. thero'hive been many instances where 'the church has been'used as apolitical machine to stir up hatred and strife between the various ‘clasaes of the population, referring especially to the recent incitement of. the ignorant against the intelligent. The writer halls the day when the Churchyfreed from state control, will devote itself to religion and not to‘politics‘.“ ” ONLY CURE FOR DYIPIPIIA Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Outta. Dal. says: "i suffered for-yours. with dyspepsia, used to have great dilution and belching. i tried ave hing i could hearlof. but dothlmg‘il'lm‘me until l took Brazilian Faith; and one 50 cent bottleicurcd me completely." For sale by R. H. Plsistdd. F. H. Bax- ter and the Clifford Piranha”. f. 7”. SENATOR PLATT consonants. No Change in Staten'l‘an'a ‘Oondltion During the Night. ‘ WASHINGTON. Conn. April 89—. There was no change during the night in the condition of Senator O.-vH. Plait. according'to the statement is- sued this morning by his physicians. Dr. Dolafleld. of New York. and Dr. W. J. Ford, of this place. The naiient passed a fairly comfortable night. No change in his conditions is expected for twontynfour hours. *‘ Both the physicians remained at the Plait residence‘watcbing the pro. gross of the patient all night. This morning. Dr. Delafield left for New lork. Judge James H: Platt,“tbe son- ator's son, who came from Meridian, yesterday, will probably remain' over Sunday lt lsVunderstood'that one of theVlungs is still somewhat inflamed from the second attack of pneumon- ia with which Flatt was stricken on Thursday afternoon.‘ . . ~ .-.i c PERaiAN‘BHAi-I ON A PILGRIMAGE , '1‘ HERAN. Persia. April 8.-Tbo aha is going on a pilgrimage to Mosh- ed (capital of the province of Khor~ assiin. 195 miles northwest of Herat. Afghanistan.) .siartlng about April 23. Tho Gazette announces that the hair apparent. Mohammed All Miran. will administer the government during his father's Vubsencc. An imperiar decree has been gazet- ted.,orderlng the reorganization of the Persian army. which under the. new scheme will comprise twelve divisions each of 11.000 men of all arms. SNOW iN' L»ITCHFIELD COUNTY. TORRING'I‘ON. apt-ll 8.~'I'he hills and valleys of Utchneld county are covered with snow three-quarto“: of an inch deep. which fell early this morn ing. The 'ofilclal record at the Tor- rington High School shown a fall of half; an inch and in Goshen and bitch field over an inch is reported to have fallen. The winter snow has now dis- appeared from the Vvalieys. but there are places on the wood between Go- shcu and ’i'orrlngton where the drifts areretill two feet deep. naiw vonm'mlw’nlilian a marrow RAILROAD. ,.‘ .trivm. r i. . ' » TIMUJAILI. . in (In: WMA. n00. COUTH NORWALK FOR ., IW VOIK- r, . a l'r. A. n.—-u:m. alias. miss. most. 9:33. 0:51. 10:6“. 11:41!" \“l P u.-— Iii”. (41:05. moss. 8:61. ilzi .‘V‘Si .‘Olux. 8:36;. 1:381, 810%;19531. 10:”. , i ” *' WI- , ‘A. 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