. 7 mid Appetizer for Wonk llL‘l‘thlill and oil-
5” can In amt-m
. ‘ lttreliovoii Tee
“nominally. It;
L. “
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p” .t
FREIGHT MEN.
They Welcome the Union National
1 President.
Bionic reception was given Sunday at-
ternoon to P. J. li‘innnery, ot‘ Chicago.
international president oi lntorlor
Freight. Handlora and Warehouuo
Men’s lutoruational union. by the lo-
cal Freight Handlors. A delogation
was present. at tho mrotlug of New
Haven. Central Labor Union, Brother-
hood of Railroad ’l‘rainmou. . Switch-
’ nion'a union and other labor organiza-
1 no.
,Proaident. it'lunliory is making a tour
3. oil-lilo New l~luvou system organizing
. lilo-then and forming them into a uoilti
organization. Hero tho men who
handle the railroad and steamboat
freight are thoroughly organized.
in the course of an interesting ad-
dress President Flunuory said that
mare could be accomplished by peaco-
..abie {henna and advised the men
a not asuumin-r. any uutagouintie po-
ni Ion against their (-mployors. Ho
guarantors. ‘Itidomqu who:
on. .fldouroa Dimhutmd Wind
thing Troubles, euros Constipation
.5 “warms herded.
Bowls; Wino ”filthy“
8 Millennium
3’ “commotion
= Militia Haulinys’llought .
iln Uso Far Over 30 Years.
~ on: molt mum. ‘w non-lav "an. an moi om.
:TBRIDGEPORT. April 3.~An outlin-i
,, L ino Putnam...
. mummy».
ii" nutui‘til lilo».
Il‘riond.
.7 '..' “an ti.“
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i
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‘ FAST DAY APRIL 13.
i
Proclamation ‘iuued by Governor
Henry Roberts on Saturday.
i-lAil'l‘lt‘tllli). April 23.-«Gtworaor
Henry Raina-ta has issued the annual
gli‘lmt Day proclamation [or tho state.
iii. roads as follows:
"The men who luid tho foundations
of thin commonwealth curly unlab-
Iiahod tho custom of setting apart one
day in tho litiginning of the your on
which to ash tho llli‘isi‘llllg of God upon
all their labors. and generation after
generation, in lteoplngdhlu [not upon
a day which is full of holy memories.
Ituvo' hallowed its observance and
douponod its religious uwanlug. li‘oL
lowing this custom l liorohy appoint
Friday, tho 13th day of April, as tho"
day of tasting and prayot.
“And on- that day i recommend to
all tin: people of, this state that, in
conirition of soul. tlwy contour-i thoir
sins unto Almighty tlod, ournoatly
praying for his i'orgirmioss, and in
Nilt‘lllll consecration of themselves .to
told of the Work ho was doing and
fluid that the freight handlers over tho l
omt'finystetu would soon be thorough]
lg-orgunizod. 1
’Al the mot-ting thorn Willi u discus-
sionbf \vuyu tin-vl‘fiuvanu to handle the
impugned freight. which is to be trans-i.
fined hero from trains to stoumboats.
Nothing will lw thilt,‘ regarding tho
coming changes until they are actual-
ly made. this very generally bellcvod
by all mombvrs of tho llrlzlgoport local
' thitthe present very Satisfactory con.
- .‘ditltms will be maintained when the
~ chithges have boon niudo.
t
. is THE MOON iNHABiTED?
.gflleilCti has provou that the moon
has ,ali utmosphuro. which makes lifo
iii-Bonn: form lltlSl-Illllt‘ on that untol-
liio: but not for human beluga, who
likvo it hard vuough limo on thin
t‘lll‘tli of ours: t‘uiiotriully those who
don't know that idioctrtc Bittrrn cure
Hgadacho, Biliounncnn‘ Malaria, Chills
and Fever. .iuumlicv. Dyspepsia. Dizzi~
‘ ‘ new. 'i‘orpid Liver. Klduoy complaiutu.
General Dobthy and Frantic wvnknoss-
O8: Unoquullod till a pom-rill 'i‘ollic
partially for ”in aged. it producos
hound sloop. Fully guaranteed by it;
H. Butter, South Norwulk, and E. 1’.
W996. Norwuik. ilruggiato. Price only
50th , ‘ u:
’AWAULTED GREENW’CH PASTOR!
L,tIlREiL‘NWiCH, April 2.~~A warrant;
m lttuuud hora today for tho nm-ut oi,
Mort Do Paul, all tliiiinu Blollt‘Oillil‘ I
on tho charge oi uuuiiulting ill-v. .lohu
K0 in [liltllOI' or St. Paul's (lornmu.
~' Gran (Jltitrch in tho town of East:
.qut. Cloister. N. Y.. that over liw Hinto-
“it'- hurt night.- . Mt'. Kopp wuu hi3
- Willy ”1' Mini, it in “Hutu-ii, wlillt».
‘1”“Wrulltltil to ottlur tho t'lllil‘tlli. a;
[toilet helm; llMt'tl by tin» ummliunl. “t‘
was dutizorouuly ivuuudml, but. it. but-
tor today iiiitl lilo I‘viuwt-i‘y lit l‘tlily t'x-
minor-Mina motive for tho iiilifl‘li oh
ll initiator is not known.
not . (it
Wi‘
wm triathlon»-
”oil
«it.» in: our: numb-no,
Works of rightuouuuoan, they nook iiiu
divine guidunrt- iii ail tho ulidoriuit-
ings of tho your.
"Given under my hand and seal. of
the stain. at the capitol in Hartford.
this twenty-third day of Mlii't'll. in the
your , of Our lord. Olit‘ 'l‘liouund,
Nine l-lundrod and Six. and tho inde-
pendence of tho United States. lilo One
Hundred and 'l'hirtioth.
(Signed i “HENRY ROBERTS.
“By his excelled-M's command:
'i‘hoodoro llotlonwriir sot-rotary.”
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. 0: Now Cuatlo,
Dol..~snys: ”l sufforod for yours with
dyspepsia. hood to huvo grout distress
xuui.bcichlug. i tried everything i
rould hour of, but. nothing holpod me
until i took Brazilian Hahn, and out: .50
coal bottlo curt-u] mo completely."
For Sitlt‘ by it. ll. l’litlstcti. i“. ll.
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. *"
TWO WOMEN~P08TMABTER8. .
Among Four Appointoeo for Connectl.
cut. .
\VASHthl’l‘UN. April 3.-——Cohgross»
man Hill has rtu'ommondod tho up-
pointrnout oi Minn [lust-tic 'i‘. Evurtu as
pot-iluluntor of Salisbury, in place of
liter father. William P. Evurta. who has
mogul-d. The office pays 8800 a
your.
Mr. iltll has also rmeouunutulml tho
uppoiuimont of lilrn. Edith (3.: Mead-int
noutmaulvr oi Brunchviilo. to nuocood
lu-r liuubtind, who lulu resigned. 'i‘liin
oillvn pays $325 nor ttliiitllil. lloth oi
tin-w: roniguutionn \vuro curated by tho
now urtior of tho pot-Hollow dopm-tmunt
which prov-hips that fourtlmluau pout
ltnwtrrn must take cum of their own
~th9. Mill tltlytlll' practically all thoir
ilhm to lilo tliiilotl of tho oilim'.
’l'hu i’ruuidonl youlurtiuy ui‘tnrnmn
hunt to tho Ei‘liiilti [or rriuiirumtiou
tho humor; of il. .l. Mullby. to in.- pout-
llittilit't' of Norlhl‘ot'ti. and .lttnioo I‘.
tlirnn. mud litit’tiiillwiol‘ of Winotcd.
.J
2
.uuc.
' ”ammonia were ordered pitta.
Minimal in thorough-tier tan
9 ‘oi‘muuttm
cyan.
' r um
W
tho
”‘ Willi ‘9‘ 9‘“
’ 'l
church people agree to any;
.auuum and probably othn‘r cons
. 86 ‘
‘To extend pipe from Roton Point
Road in residence of W. B Hubbcll in
North avenue.
conic: W t
We also rocouinioud the laying of a
Martin Bates and Company's factory.
~‘coat about 3400. Several houses will
be built on this street in- tho hour fu-
lure.
‘ ‘ 5"WRISTIAN BWAR'FZ. "i.
.‘ Smilwsthflcfl. .
,- Brunt vigil;- tccflonmitsaionerc. 1
'i‘hoéi‘ocomlmdmmus upon mo-
tion-,otlzaounoiliuoa‘fiuitwiu xiahi on tho
tunic-until BuidaypA-prii-li. ;. z i. .
whillagtuniountlnc too“ $1,223.99 were
rural and ordiii‘tfil‘tmlltla-t‘ - 4 ~ 5 -
: A, l petition . woo- .rocoi veil.» .froui .. the
Norwulk Amusement-Company no im-
prove Itltotutraetulh {that or the butt-0'
ball-grounds pit-Meadow uttoot. - »
’Wllllalll- (l.- Nnohpnreoidcnt. oi the
common-coin that - the timer. tnoedod
uranium. itwua referred to the Street
Gothmisuionorii with .powor: to act.‘ .
The following report of tho Witter
Coluiniosiduoru in regard to the propo
ultion recently made by Dominatrix: iti
tho‘uluttor'of filtered wutor:- ~
Honorable Mayor and Board of Cour
moth Council. ' U
Gentlemen: »R(li'eri'lhfi to propouh
tiou of Dr. Baldwin to furnish. filtered
water to the citizens or thin oily.
which-wan referred-hwy“ to us, We
beg to reply ‘ns Willows:
ilr. Baldwin very courtooualy mat
with us, but as he expects to get his
apparition patented: he did not give its
any details, only tolling-ulmt-huti the
., wutor wont. through about oighoon foot,
. of sand and nix feat-of animal chur-
Coal.
Bulioving that all our citizens should
, lluvo good, wholesome water. not h
uolect tow. our (intimates-arc based on
a much larger quantity than expected
by the doctor. .Otibaoiu of larger
quantity. llr. Baldwin offers the water
lit our-quarter rout nor gallon. Au wt»
have at» least 7.0th oonsutnoru and two
quarts spur «lay urn trooommondod by
him. the estimate would he: -
7,000 persons, two quarts per
day, '
3.500 gallons our day. at ouc-
quartor cunt gallon. woighing
14 tons. uvorngo at $1 per ton.
l
38.75
4.00
.- 422.76
Milliillx‘ti total of $8.303: nor your.
in tho slow or-norongo-tsnnd filtra-
lion plan. recommended“ tout, the
limit iterayear of nmlhilmmico would
ho. about $6,500 for 2.250.0th gallons
our our. doilvrred at the i‘aucut instead
of at tho-uidcwuik or filter house.
Wu rt-grrt that the law city inaction
dinu'oditml the filter piuuumihroved in.
1904. for wo hollow nun our poor
watorof that your an that -of'yeara bo—
fovo. huh-canned Ingram, loco-toting:
citizons in health and- money. - ,
Wo are hoping- that a sentiment willy
bu oxprosaod at some future oily
meetings-80mm .tlie Wiltor commis-
sioners will be justified in applying’the
for a filter. in building an‘uipgio tiltor
which will save us from the dattsor of
sewage pollution and will removo most
of the odor and taste of 'our present
water supply. ‘ ““
cums'riAN swli'm
STEM-[EN s."t-iu’r(!lt,
- . _ Commissioners.
A petition was received froin the .l.
undul. Gash Company asking that the
Chestnut ntroot bower bu extended to
their pinch-,-
-A- ulmilar manual. was mndo by the
Morcliunta', and Mutt-lti‘ltcturors' Coni-
uuuy. - -
A. A.- Elworthy, Aluorican reproach-
taiivo of tho company. said that tho“
could not inutuil‘tiiolr machinery un-
til the work in donu. ,
it was voted by tho Conn-aiithat tho
Sewer.Couimipsioners be authorized to
aroma ‘Witlt'tho work. ’
A petition front the. Library Board
Was receivod and granted. asking that
tho public library. be renovated, paint-
ud and«olounod. it stated that tho
monolitiibruiiy uocoimiiodatlouu aro iii-
gouache and that ‘pl‘DfliaUli‘ uao could
apple. of tho-room in the bpsomont.
now occupied for other purposes. .A
place for «forum of ilbnirr.tirollarti'
tutu vacuum a acrimony. .. Ji‘horo 'uro
conditioiiolu um, JMIliBllluilt: which call
for an oiii'ly romutiy. 'l‘hu upholutnry,
work done tlioro hi, on account. of tho
dual. infiltration» rumours obiootluuu-
bio. ‘lio toiict arrangement:
ho touu «my WiW-ltitmfliei‘. .
'l‘ o. titt‘ :t. (tuiuniiituiunom worn
authorised to part-hum a bum? loud of
ntono‘fortho ”Lyman. . ~ » ‘ ,'
. John F. McMahon ('Oillplllllli'il of the'
l
n
umuiti'uction ol'. the muvor iii Moiuinw
ritt'oct which in too high to allow lilit
iirhpnr‘ty to ho tiuworml' from it and he
did not. foot that ho uhouid ho unaudited
for a sewer which dorm not benefit hint.
’ ho matter wan referrod to the Sewer
, intuition .
A resolution was: pan-uni ordering
.ourbs‘oiulauitoro on toxliigtciiuuvo
nae. tholworlr tic-bounce micro am i
. The, city cterii «innit-motion not
tyiztiios'pruporty ‘ownomuon- the -m
ll‘lt matter-“cf rowel- installment;
was t on Wop and-anoint)“ of Rs-
a
mi:
m
it
‘ on
““"N‘".‘W“ Mymmmwvflflui at.
room optimum-wound?“ not
p til ' audit ouch 5‘
oomph“
coat aboutiiliiitti“; Tho 5'
. Dim-
iunct‘u M
to two this-munch: Slit); w. -
it“ ’mtoiiil pipe {ramification moons
filth-lid. .on‘ tho new outlet on tint m
3, to coat about mo, tncomg _=, .
Probable coat and in-
ptpo on the now atroot-ut the roar of
t
' department. .
J
560.0th that still otunda approprim
“liliuillti d
- . I
faction tho ch
TROU
. dint-aim
i and-i tenant to
t
tproat » t. . ,m‘.
LTRUBT'B GRIP OHAKEN.
New“mvlnmoatl‘twnuuoo‘”Batu on
on com. "twill???" «i ii a
r». i ‘, and.» .- data 9 y to-
New Yol'lt. New Huron and Hartford
Bulimia! 430mm .- tum fowl days. :it- it
Mounted that‘ths company ‘wtli to
clued the cost of_,tthipinonta of 03
troloum“~flr0ductd “Mint "the 'mlti to
west. to point on itnliuos in New Eng-
htiul. ‘» « "ftn‘ioiiicinrtlitatemcni on um
matter in t awaited-Wit ii '1 much interacts.
for; if made. it will mark-tho retentio-
of rhetoric .01 ind standard Oil Com-
pany on the pottoiuum‘ business in this
Motion «the country. . ‘
t «in hitting'nr-thc‘iStandard Oil and
opening ‘tip t.ha_“Nuwfnuglo-ud market
for‘ tho ~' indepe‘ndot ”productive- of pa;
"bloom and its ‘protlncta tho “Now
Haven willwtake a step. Which homo
poi-sons have rooeiitly declared it did
not cure to dtl,’b0¢“39‘ ft-"would pro
voice tlto‘ioamity of the Oil-trust. Preaw
idotlt Moilen‘vrliuu‘ hhkod'r‘witethor“ or
not-"his company ., would "noon breach
down their-limiter "-tliiit ‘ «has » oxiolod
against the‘ ipdcpoudontroll mun sim-
ply rohliod, ‘ “snowy Bullion topo'ecli."
in his spotlch‘iit“"‘Bt)Sttiil, Preuideut
Mutton ’doniod that-Writer Standard was
intitueuclug tho Netti haven mud in its
maintenance of ‘a («night ‘ratc-iulhlcli
'umdo prohlbltlve' {tuition on shipments
from points in Ohio-«which given the
Standard a ulnar fluid for the oporutlon
in the eastern mums. ..
‘ Soinutlmo ago charm»; of diucrlmiuu
tlon Wt-i‘o proton-red; against tho New
York, Now Enron's-and, Hartford: Boil»
road on account of.its ratés a po-
troleum frozuatho-toiu‘itor-y notu . and
a full hearing was given on tho matter
by the interstate commerce committ-
alon. This tribunal reported that the
rains wuro unreasonable and ruiiiust.
but that the commission had M‘DOWGI‘
to ordor a change. .
Mr. Mellon took the lnattor in hand
and after an investigation found that
remain reductions could be modulo
tho rates-tum his suggestions. it is
understood. arouow being worked out
by the officials of the i'ullroutl'u freight
ti hi stated that the company has sent
official. notice to tho prouidont of the
National Petroleum Association, tho
iotttlor in tho light. for a lowr Ttilt'
from tho middle-wast, that it will soon
put the porolonui froiglit chums on u
unilataotorybusis. it. is said that the
reduction wilt-mmuut to trout 830 to.
$35 3' our. - _._ -
HUMAN BLOOD MARKS. .
.Attale of horror was told by marlin,
. or human blood in the homo of .l. W.
Williams. a wullluio‘Wu merchant oi
llii-lig-“Ky. "llt! xvii-tics: it'l‘wcuty-yuuru
ago I had severe homorrhugua or the
tango. and was near death when i ho.
gun. inking Dr. King’s Now Discovery.
it. completely cured me and i havo ro-
mallted" Veil over other." ill-’Cllfl‘fl
Homorrbagoa, Chronic Coughs, Smooth
tioidu and Bronchitin, mitt is the only
known cure for Weak Lungs. Every
hottlo guaranteed «rby4b‘. ll. Baxter,
South Norwulk. and E. P. Wood, Nor-
wolli. Druggluts. 50c and 31.00. ’f'rhd
bottio free. ”
FULLY BANKS.
m
New "calvipany E-"is Growing Quite
. ' . .li'a‘ptoiy. .
wBfllDGEPDilT. April 3.».liuisiug
from tho largo llilhlhchtif woll~kiiown
i'oumu men who are collating in. the
now lufuquy company which in to sue-
ct-cd tho disbanded Colupuuy E. it will
be soon organized and oflioora olcctt‘d
so that,“ (fun accompany the Third
Ruglmout to the brigade elicitulpmout
in Manila in July. The now com-
puny will bu Woli worthy to be clima-
(Id witnthoin and will audio Compan-
tea’ B and K look wall to their luurdls.
for the bout of material in going into
it. and. grout outliuohunn ta lihown all
titan-g tho lino. ,
Tithe state armory in this city is com—
lupin-”for its. share of attention and
mayuwdod improvements are to bo
outdo thorn. . captain council tit Hart;
lord ,uud, of the. solicitation], luliorc
almost. daily. The, new pout ordnance
horizontal. Timothy J. Donuiiuo..formor.
iy-iho -|rLiflm1‘,,0ll tho crochootupuur
13. ill taking. twin Oil-.DMJIi-iw dance in
tho proper naum r and tho «Dimming.-
.otoihnmtiuwrv :w it 'iitll‘lli’lllfi Willow:
.pln...wiio.loioiv itiu tho, pout. , .
Captain Jlunrr ~i. ..l5t.oNoxpion.. tho
connimtuiunt offlomvuny 8.. ituld io-
uy: "'l‘ho.-uow our in booming
cud Moutuuuut Wiluon it gutting iuuny
Minamoto ruuruitu. t thump that lilo:
tor lllit'io‘..wlll intro mum“ «to ho
prowl of to new oowpahy.-of,iiill but.-
.iuiiom: We no ilitooittitti til. tho utato
juililltiry ruudozvoua for ilix dayu' duty
on. July hilt. with tho oil-tint uiuto tart.
ttwdu uiut. tliu govm'uor it hilt. Mutt.
filial uni-min lio a vuryot urableiour
unduly. ~ Next month. watch out for
in cm tour (the annual. May nttltt
our). for incontinence. .mmmrfi
”Ml his angular weakly. rill lit-tilt: or»
gong; Quantiti. \{imoru‘nrcwwclcm’igi
a. u x err. yo. e ..co -
Jaw about a “multinational“. tutti.
hitter. dam. momma no»: I stout.
“Radium-iii. amt" Co to chitin with fill
month. t can lift “ooh: lttltiJ at, m
Minu- tta. tit»...Wmo ‘
limo bitumi- taillight:
i!
if.
and
; in
ti:
on
lihlho "ll. (3,
313mg
lite ; ‘L
m. . ‘ Piniutod’u
. ”j Doun'il=;Kliitiey Pilln. and I am glad to
- re t) mama now. ‘ Doaii'u
j tries-will he brought hm by.,.wotcr
and transferred 5 to can... - Thom unity.
3th
* «and him
tic , From Kidmy
- Mill 3:: .t.. «z, 5
you stiffer from bad bow:
‘, urinal-yttrium” 1
Mind plasma of the kidno
’ «nature “to titay cured.
.- nation's mam. mill! .malul
citrus.
hilt Norwulk pooplo testify.-
l - , on“ cawtof “it ~
i William B. Granary, thwfir»
Manitoulin-tn. omit alumni.- bound
Buys: "Nourish nino liars ago] gavel
for publication in our‘iocai patient a
hill lit wot my experience with
at.
3'5:
Kidney
Pi is cured mo of hard dragging back-
‘aches and an irritating urinary dlmcui.
ty. Tho aocretionn from tho kidneys
continued sediment and there .wabu.
gourd debilitated Mate of my syutotn
due to the kidney troubles. After what
.Doait’u Kidney Pills did for me i am
at all titties pleased to spook a good
‘word for them. They cure to stay
cured."
.For 3qu by all doalora. Price: 50
conic. {Factor-Milbum (30.. Buffalo,
New YOi‘li."llOl(i' agents for tho United
States. , p .- - .
Rommnbor the iiumcm‘Doun‘awuud
will. whither!!- . , 5,
W
BRIDBFPORT BENFFiTTED.
Many improvement. Coniomplatod by
“the Newman Road.
A doaptttch from Itridgeport saytt:
Through the ,planqof tho Now Huron
road for the: litany-titration of its main
line and 'bncuudo of tho ideal location
tit-mitigation. thidpliy is to become
one. of .tho lorseti railroad caution-in
New England. .Tho. tonnage of t e
'trclght to be handled hero in to” o
doubiod in at single bound. on tho-mau-
ugomont of the road has a new steam-
boat nutter oouutruction tortilla Jetty
that in larger than either the Nouga-
tuck. formerly the Allan-Joy. or, the
Cityof Bridgeport. formerly tin.- W. (l.
Payne.
The vessel will.cm‘r¥..trolght alone
and peiltllllKJItu‘ arrival the company
will moulhiywubptltuto another stator
email-Sit iaouxiouo togci its plaucin
operation. . > ‘
An official acute railroad cottuccted
with its managumout-uays: “Tho road
desires to roducc the number of cars
rultnihgirom-thlu city .to Now-X: it
because of :pronoood ohaugeomnd, e
electrification (if-tho road. - ”n‘ _
“All critic-hoary freight shipments
framing .Nuugatuok. italic-y. including
Watsrhulw. Whit-lime unwashlpped by
rail dlrcottto New York. or from New
Haven or this city by wawocombinud
and all of the freight which comes ov-
er the But-kshire division iii to be reu-
trollbod in‘ this city and .oblilpetl- from
here to Now York by water. .
“i"ow people routine what this moans
until it in mauldorod .how may unmit-
fucttu'llls Dianna arr loootodmluug the
linen of the Na uncle and Borkahlre
divisions. in urn-loll the. ram-mu
tortilla being shipped: to. those .latilitr
-.“.‘ ‘. 1
l
to
ho a few mootairuuhwhippcddlrugb
iy through but-nut many. ~1‘hoohanae
moans that New Haven will the greatly
reiiovodflof freight and that the main
Much of. tho-company wont of this city
wiil'he free from hundreds of freight
cars. which are now cont rolling daily
ww‘hrd New York“ . , ..
“The change will mean tho increas-
tin: of thofreigiii forro hero to about
doublo the present number. in“? the
neighborhood of about 200 freight
itaudiora will be olnployoti. Worktwas
commenced yesterday morning laying
tho sidetmcku ulonguido of-the now
freight house whit-h to [who tho trans-
for point for all outgoing and-interior
freight. 'i‘houxb Freight Agent “Nick
uracil says the tracks will be laid Var
that the floors of the cars will be level
with the floor of the freight houao ml"
the trucking will be easy. There, will
be three tracks alongside .the freight
house which is 400 foot long. so that
lhroo trains can be unloaded at the
sumo timo. ,
“As for tho Bridgeport lino boats. We
lum- decided upon a plan that will be
greatly appreciated by“ the patrons ,ot
the night boot.
“They wilLuo longer have“: so
under the tuiolts at the foot of-.lluion
Square and ulonx..tho w-bart: to the
pier or the tom of South wanna be
torn they can go abroad. As. soon at!
thewpreoopt Malia giro; perfected, both
the night und-duy-booin will. tako
freight and monomers at tho chino“,
dale wharf, as the foot of Fairfleld aye-
auc. - .._ . .
"'l‘ito Nlittuutuok-tltuik. which extends
out into illi‘ wator. and which in claim-
ed to uxumd beyond the harbor line.
will be“ romovod and tallying!» old
building ilOW-lllit‘tluu limit: toy miter
irolnht. will hmboudunoddu turd. r thin
tho llllitllteltll out bu thought. up. . ) ,lirti
vtlu- timiim' of Murphy. at up
"in ihonlacc of-thm'olgumck plot
and freight uhcduwhtltc
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moiliirn millennial; m min 1:? “it
this, null-aw of coal. oytwi L, twirl
any of tho-pockets which. tum» ovtir
hut-u t‘fl't‘titod on tho Now‘tiirloud count
in auto. Tbo’romovui of‘tiio’oiitt‘l‘faur
natal-k dork will 'g wily hit in tlur
‘uutrlihco of tlui hit‘iltlr‘boi’ Tor our
divas/meta hdli“oilior't_i‘§ft; 9' ‘ p "-
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claimed tint on} roll! . y uauurcd don-l
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Fair Work is going. Then: are so "may attractor:
things it is hard to tell where to begin.
While up on tlto‘ionrili iloorin thc’Japanesc‘ tiardon' do
not fail to see the entire Furniture Store. The Exhibition
Rooms look very inviting; one as a dining room, tlit‘ otiicr
a bedroom. The dining. room has a snpcrb Suite of Colo-
nial Mahogany. and the Dinner Scn'a'c is a Pouyut Sctof
white and gold Notice details: the cut glass, the silver, tho
ctroiielrs, and tho ornaments on the chimney pit-actual
to rail.
The bedroom is in pink and white. Tilt-nails hung
with French lorcionnu,‘ the furniture in white onamci with
pink roses.
The concert in tho Japanese Garden begins at two
o'clock. The Corinthian Quartcttc sings every afternoon.
A Souvenir to all whbsc purchase amounts to'$2.00
ové'r.
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The Canaries are all {or sale, but not to be. d» layered un-
Saturduy evening. Selections“ may be made at any time.
Price for Bird and Cage, $3.50.
Something of interest always going on in the Kitchen
the lower iioor. An experienced and skillful cook is in
charge. and various dishes will be prepared in public so that
the operations can be watched.
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much to do with
the comfort and
wear of
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Stockings;-
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are “knit. so as to
be’ elastic every-
where—melts,“
knees and instep
especially 80. 'An-
klea clone and
’ sung. with no
. B'éama thiywhere
to rub the louder
chin.
, 25 cents a pair,
- guaranteed.
A copy with each pair of stockings, as long as they
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