250.000 GOAL IIRERR
lllEllSE
Molestation Decide
ital duo. Salons Which lies
MI "is Woodward Avenue
lit Several Years. is in An
llilshiloiiie Location
Notification was sent today by the
Court! commissioners to Antonio
Docssare that they have denied him
lilo application tor a license to con-
lines a saloon st 5 Wodowsrd avenue.
_ ill the building owned by Carl dchanb,
and against which a strong remun-
otrancc was made. .
in their letter to Decmt’e. the corn.
‘ftnlesioners stated that they denied
bill a renewal of the license on the
Wild that the place is an unsuitable
one. Aw appeal in to be tslten to
.thc court s.
The hearing on this remoustrance
Was heard Tuesday by the commission.
on at the city council chamber in
Haviland street, when a large nurnr
her or witnesses testiiled. Attorney
John J. Walsh argued for the rev
\inoiistrants, who were headed by
Charles E. Hoyt, and Judge Elmore 8.
Banks. of lv‘alrilcld. for necesare.
The remoustrants admitted that
Demure, who has had the saloon for
fourteen months. had conducted it as
weilds a saloon could be conducted,
but maintained that the location was
not a proper one. and that there is
not 'sullclcnt police protection. The
point was also brought out that a
Lego number of school children are
bged to pass the place.
Attorney Walsh declared thet so-
Wt
the mount.
ther location.
A remonstrencc was made last. year
but not until the day after the corn,
mlseionoro granted the' license and
consequently it did not have any Iir'ill'
lug.
WATIRIUIV MAN TERTIFIER.
Iroso and Copper Manufacturer
the Lilley investigation in
Washington.
WARNINMON. April i--il'ranltlin
A. Taylor. of Waterbury Conn” vice
president or the Randolph Clowes Co.
manulaciurcrs or brass and copper.
was the first witness railod today by
the special committee at tho house
that is investigating lltc charges
against the ldiucirtr’v Boat t‘ompany.
Hesaldtbai he had told Roprescuia
live Lilley no vote for suitinuriun bouts
as the-re waoaposolbiilty a. his tom
puny getting sortie billilni‘na if the
boats were ordered
"What was Ir. ulloy' it reply?’
"He would not commit himself ulih-
i r one way or the other."
The last conversation lho Wlliii‘llll
had with Ir. Llilcy was a wouli ago
iieturday in Waterbury. it. ”Hey
then. "cording to the wituiss suld
hepropooed to sac that tho- Lulu [Mi
pie pi“ e lair chance.
He was present in th» wiiturimry
Club a week ago ileiurdsy ho said.
while Iir. bill was talking with it
number oi Ion omen about thi- pics
but investigation. According to Mr
Taylor. Hr. Liliey said ii wits quite
likely that he would get an adverse
decision. and in that ovum hi- would
so on the door of the house. sad it'll
all he knew about the whole aliair at
submarine bowls.
Mr Toyioroaldhc nnvnr lost up up
Ill
portunity to impress n sir Mllsy
that he ought to vote submarines.
iindthathehedshslieeahaototsir.
.iiiley several times. hetalways is a
”Will” manner. He did not intimate
in him that he had file to hits. at
the instigation oi the ”is lost
.Bot lav Return to Work To-
_,spsstsgorthetiwndiflinsgtsiir
“WWW.
as: this room
narrow. Poodles Settli-
niciii oi their legs Trosiilcs
lNDlANAPOle. led. April l.—-lli-
tiunisous coal miners numbering :50.-
000 are idle today no account or the
iailnre oi the United line Worlers 0!
America and the coal operators to
agree upon a wage scale to go into
other today .
District meetings are being held In
an adort to reach an agreement in
the varions states,"M and it is believed
ills strllie will hshvisr
Central Pennsylvania and Indiana
mines are in ion on so agree-
ment has heenr had in the iorstar
district and in this state. Worn will
continue pending a settlement which
is being negotiated by joint meetings
at Terre Hsnte.
All the miners of the Western Penn:
syivanla Oth. the trails-Mississippi
and outlying districts here quit worit.
KANSAS 'CITY, Mo. April 1—"
was believed here today that 35.000
coal miners in lissouri. Kansas. Ohh'
horns and Arkansas. who are enjoying
a holiday today, would return to work
tomorrow pending a settlement of the
didnencos with the Metals or the
Souhweotern interstate Coal Oper-
otors' Association. Couieronces lo.
ing to a settlement were begun today.
PITTSBUBG. April ln—About iorty
thousand miners in the Pittsburg dis
trict are idle today as the result at the
failure to reach a wage scale agree-
ment. However an chart will be
made Thursday to adjust the slight dit-
(emcee Today is known as the I
hour day to miners all over the cons
try. and is considered a holiday,
PREMATURE TROUT .
' FISHERIAR ARRESTED
iehs ilenry. Who was as the
wool lsrwoiit Rii’dlll. For-
ions lose oi Rid '
ltmdy but a anathema ltaowe
the here anticipation with which the
ed and the
rod and lines
April lot.
Each year some one takes advan-
tage or this, and gets in the broolt a
day or two ahead or time, thinking to
get the cri-ain at tho ilsblng. and the
uniolrness u! this is plain to «very
h-odr
Game Warden Wilbur! tlmtth round
a nice trust on the West Ncrwsih
stream which had been hit by a one".
showing that others had been honing
in the stream ahead or time. and with
a spear, which is an unpordonsbha ut
(ruse to every sportsman.
Will the people at large i-wr learn
that the laws are multitude (or parse
aaiwwlltswlw
they wish to bars any fish and game
Mt tor tho future with our ini'rnussu
population. that ihcy cannot do as
they ones..- did and have any sums
loll?
Mr limith spent. morn of yesimday
along tho West Sorwsili stream, and
his Mom were rewarded by catching
a man who sari he was John Henri
Thu illitll was in the middle or the
stream with rod and line in hand and
with ll trout in his possession.
miitud ”int he know he was violation
the law but that as it was the int
day or the close moon he thought it
would be all right. to go out and try
his luclt. He was arrested. and depart
tied a cash bond tor his appearance
for trial iii-tors Judge Taylor this
morning At thut tlow Henry lulled
to appear, and till» bond was declariui
iorieited.
sir ainith today reccivod ten pairs"
or Himserlan rtridsss. and will iteep
live pairs in Norwsliis, and
Mo pairs to aridgeport. loch pair
of bll'iis has cool the slain RIO. owill
tn the scarcity and expense as wall
as the «swimsuit» s! oi raising
the/iii in this counlry. . st core will
betsitentoprsesrvethein. Theaters
commissioners have Mes massslul is
m
wstccws srsassss tonne.
liversowAddrsoseadloiresii:
option but tor lht’lr protection, and ti .
"a “e M
WWW... .. W.
wmewu—u ... Mm--Wm-omam W-WW tram-mm
malicious“
Pesto-so
5
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lllT THIMMEHS
flflJHlT Til Till
INSPEETBESSES
‘ilirss Apsslstnents oi the tire-
tsi it hoops Gsepssy bid
llsi Soil ill Issues and
Girls is the Factory and They
cities ass,
A horseto' asst broke loose in the ‘
trimming department of the big Cro-
int A Knapp bat isotory, yesterday.
when three young women inspectrsse-
or. who has been appointed by the
firm. stortbd to give out the work.
The trimmers immediately rebellod
and called shop. it was not at the
tact that there were three new inepec
trusses that they objected. they do-
clared to Superintendent John J Cov-
anagh, but they did not think that the
conipeny's appointees were suitable
tor the position.
Iir. Cavaasgh argued with their: at
length on the subject, but all to no
avail and the situation remains today
the some so esterday. A meeting has
been called tonight at Central 11-
nor Union laycsuia in Washington
street. when the matter will all bit
threshod out again,
About in women are aiioetod hr
the aneapected situation at just this
time. when the coal is getting out
some luster is not entici-
petad, however. that news will be
seriously interrupted. the“ neither
the company or the trimmers have
made any concesoloae
*tpelasoes' .bst that“
not thing they would mah- gcod in-
opt-tireless
Tonight's meeting or the Trimmors'
Indicty will be presided over by tho
president. Mrs. Panels 1 Joyce who
it is said. endeavored to persuade her
fellow members to corrupt the now in
spertressea. Thu worlt delegated to
the latter by the company was iormct-
ly given nut by Foreman Chariot .i
Palmer.
Delegates trout all the shops in illt'
town assembled at the Central inbui-
Lyceum this aiiemuun to discuss th
iiiitttsr
m "qw—
RECOVERED STOLEN HAINIRI.
Liveryman Isher Learned it Hod
Changed Owners Revsral Times.
Liv/Hyman it l.. Halter, oi ilprlng
strum. boil it ill!» harness stolen throw
or four months ugo. and only Monday
Tll’ rct'ovurs'd it.
' Tll~ partv irotu whotn he got it is
undoubtedly innocent oi any criminal
intent. according to the police. and it
appears that it was passed along the
line by several dlIerent people, each
claiming to have bought it ioglil-
iv.
The dual cioaelr mscmblmi Thomas
Vast’ s ismouo ortooti at the Tweud
ring. in which each iiiembi-r in the
'lrcicgpoinied to the nest fellow, rs-
rcpt that in the present case each
nan in the stair has n astlsiectory
mower.
Thu tourth men is not now a reel-
duui oi the city. and the police are
"II” to locate bin: The police
not be surprise it he. too. could
answer sstleiecioriiy. so that it is
send not conceded that the mystery will ov.
or be terrcted out.
VIOLATID HUALTH OUARANTtNl.
hilailosi Veils cowgirl Alter several
stho' Absence from Town.
' hast tell members at the iamily of
Michael, Vitetio. at No. to Human
street were ossrentised because at
the vsiooooci diphtheria iii the
hoses. Viiotio had several listless
.and it was a dill:
*
Worthy Grand President Wyn Do M
“W WA Iii" GLUE. J3
mg “yin ,
fig,“ “It:
When incinerators arm-diseases _
unseat carsaaab.
WEATHER FORECAR?
lain lets torrigivt, escspt in
Maine warmer in
4".- wim- '—
4......
fruition. span. r. ‘90.
ll
Alfred M“ Frank Finne-
gas tor ’ cue.
The Old W ’ and ladder
Ccalpaly‘s " smelt: was
brought to as; and. evening, when
Aiirsd Brown. re 3100. defeated
Frank W. M.» the score of
100 to ‘0. Tbio'flvefiflr. Brown the
first cite. TIN loom ‘ lows:
Morgan. in. 3‘ brown. 100.
‘ ‘ ‘ 12
o ' i~i
I! . ii
3-] “V II
6—] l 9
7 E ii
C-I SJ ; ii
. 4 , to
H , it
s , . n
e—t it" ‘ l 3
.. , .
.0 . 100
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Hora wool worth a caste.
siphon—ea»
lnpiish Oriented Us ii, at the Fire
relish. too or. -
Another peninsula» in the month.
mot between the it wont Fire Pit-
lice and the Hope H , company was
played last ni ht at 9. Pine Police
quarters la all t. .‘lorwailt.
Thomas English. or e Hopes, de-
teated James Farrell. or the Fire Po-
lice. by the closi- son" of too to in.
The score by trainer of the game
was as follows;
English: “ Farrell.
i: :l
tr-«t t2
2o~2 lit
30 2‘:
di In
is fill
is is
so 57 .
87-)
71
so
" ‘ s2
1 - s9
97
o’ is Pollun.and
‘ > “one coro-
It the Hopes
CIIIIRCII WALLS FALL ,
ANTI KILL TWO INS
When lhoir Bodies Wer- lin-
coverod it Was Seen Thai
Death lust liovr. Bees ls-
sinnlineotis
u.—
i’iitlviNCll’TOWN. Mum. April tum
Venturing insidr liti- iotm-inr. walls of
the hall-burned (‘euicnnri' Methodist
Episcopal church IHU' wan-rdsy, in
search of Ira- worst iwu bov- were
linorltua down and trill-.1 when it nor.
ilrm‘oi lilo ruin» toll and a man WAR
miinusi) itiiurud, ‘l‘hi- buys wort-
.lost-ph Oliver. iii years at sec. and
Jtiaotih liolmca, i2 ,Vr'toi'u HM. while
the man. who was badly i‘ll. about thr-
hrad. is Joseph Prado It is lwilevcti
that Prods will recovur.
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BIBSTEIMEH
Hill BlPlllll
lflWNflES
llorliiport Oyster Planter Ex. ‘
pools to Launch the Queen oi
the Sound, Saturday. at Toi-
icnvllle, Staten Island
- an-..“
Stanley Mwndes. the well-known
oyster planter and dealer, has had.
built an oyster steamer, which. it is
understood is intended tor queen oi the
oyster iieet or Long island Sound.
To capture this title the new crntt
will be obliged to "have it out" with
the big Standard. the. queen of the
Standard Oyster Company‘s fleet.
which also carries the speed lotireis
ln oysterdorn along the Sound at the
prmnt time.
Caplnln ipwndes' new boat will
slide down tho ways umi ialtte her In.
itlai dip in the. brluy Saturday. ll! Tot-
ienvillc. Staten island. when- alto has
been built by Brown I Company, boat
builders.
She Til not to be as big as the
Standard, as will be shown by hi-r di-
mensions. but she will have a great
deal of pastor {or a boat of her also.
Her length is too fact, with a beam of
27 tact. She will draw night tom of
water.
it will be some time before the new
boat will go into' communion, as her
machinery has not yet been installed.
and her advent in South Norwoiit in
swelled with much interest. There is
keen rivalry among all of the big oyw
tor growers tor speed in their Icodlnl
boats. and it Is expected that there will
be a brush the rim time the iltnndard
and Captain imwndes' boot meets. At
ter a new test boat is put in commis-
sion. it is not long beiore an announce
merit comes that another oyster dealer
has plans out tor it new boat capable
oi‘speed.
PALIRTINI CARTLI DANCE.
Two Lsughoble forces With Program
of article and Marina
Palestine Castle. No. 2. Ancient 0r
der Knights of the Mystic ('hain. hold
on entertainment and done», last eve-
ning at. lilo hall in Washingi tract.
The tittidnuce was large, and to or-
cnsion was u very enjoyshlc anti stic-
cwsertil one. Tho program was as lol-
lows:
Om» Ari ParrewA Red Hot Message.
Whitney and Holmes.
limitation,
Mrs. H. L. Wright,
l-‘rcd Scofleld, fir.
Recitation.
Miss little Knapp,
(the Act Farce—April lv‘mis.
Songs. ~
lltsiugi-r. Hawiilns and Walters.
Dancing was indulged in later.
Committee— 8. P. Holman, chair-'
man. i‘runit Whitney. Charles ilmltii.
John Liv. .ioiwpli Tidi‘ilnm. .ir.; Prod
Hominid. 8L. ileum Hawkins.
Floor-damn lltslngrr, i‘rml tlcov
held. .Ir.. hauls llawltins.
liefrrshmeolowChutlm Smith and
Frank Whitney
iinor- iiiron t‘. Mend l-‘rud Scotti-iii.
Two works MD the church will ruin 9'.
9d by fire, the oililrs- un’m-r portion bu.
lug destroyed null III" u'li'lu interim“
burned out, The walls for some dis-
tance above the ground. hon-over. warp
lcii standing. ‘ The parish willclals
gays permission to ”in inwn's populo-
io visit the ruins tonal lithe it'll." Iii
much wood as they uisiml invm tho
halt burned walls. floors gull pews.
with the distinct understanding that
they would collect this wood at their
own rlelt.
Yesterday a large number at man
and boys were at worii about the piece.
but most oi them tooli cure not to go
inside the portion at the ruins where
the, wells were stendlns. Prado snow
the Oliver and Holmes boys. however.
went inside the front portion oi the
ruins. While they... were there the coil-
lns oi what had been the trust entry
tell and caught them bruneth the tin-
iiers. Aa 3:”th as pcsliblo the beams
and boar were lilieti away and Prods
was rescued. not when the bodies or
the two boys were recovered it was
soon that death have been
“antennas. The nice boy‘s head
was badiyc . while smell
wound
i!
M _ '
CLAIR LIA“ Em UTAH,“
The 1'
than
Indium
IMAM
liuis and Collin Philip Walter and m
ioseph Barium. .lr
Master of thvrumunius
imliwood.
.t. “a...
MARRIED TWINTV YIARR.
Mr. and Airs. William J. drown, or
Nemesis. Com Inst.
Yesterday was the twentieth anni-
ot' sad
.lumcs It.
.. Wu...—
:6 they are also
mpopawmhorsm lento ladle.
sot
lastllobtJahoaoroitaeovesta
IobobsEoflpt about lily members of the
together and tendered
Ir. and It's. Brown a hearty surprise
partyat albeit hole.
The wrest will long item in the
or us a the is so a
most use. 'i' evening's
binds oi
pleasures
solueoddeaslsoaedoospporwas
served.
' cent. iron: the preceding year.
Buckingham Auxiliary
IIEFICIT IR RE" I'IAVER
ROAD’S EARRINGS
iiccsni Constituent oi Expenses
Will Goon ilcorly Reel Loss
Soy Olliciols
NW HAVEN. April L“!!! regard
to the earnings of the New York. Sew l
Haven and Hartiord Railroad tor the,
carter ending yesterday, inquiry oi
rail onclsis show that in January
titer was a heavy loss in both gross
and net earnings, especially in the
irelght. which fell 01 some thirty per
In
February there was a small pin in
net earnings, partly due. however, to
the tact that there were or days in
1907 there was a considerable loss or
trsmc owing to the bad weather.
in March, that expired. loss oigrou
earnings has continued. but they have
bcen considerably olim by heavy re.
ductlons in operating expenses it is
said by odlcers or the company that
unless the business dominion deep-
ens a tow weelis hence the great rc-
duction of eapenecs will nearlg equal
the. loss or earnings The reduced es.
houses are not merely in the payroll.
hut in the reduction or 50 per cent in
the demurrage charges on detained
cars, and in the curtailment of our
chases of supplies.
ENTERTAIRED THE
WOIAR’S RELIEF CORPS
the
Guests oi Mr. and Ira. Eil-
ward lllino. oi Lynes Piece
,llliiiiii it?”
the mouth. and that in rebrnary of I
[III l5 Will
it limit! 5
Bishop Rom Regarded cowh-
plstni’ by ilev. George A.-.
Gecko as on Attack Against .v’
Free Speech and Free Press ‘
NEW YORK. April l.-’l'he chemo
preferred against Chancellor Day. at“
Syracuse University. by the lee.
George A. Coho. oi Brandon. Vt. were}
ruledoutoicourtbyBlshopDavidfl.{
lowestiboopenlngottbelmhflew 2
York Hetbcdlst Episcopal Contmoce
today. Bishop Moore in dismissing
the chorus said be regarded the conv’ ‘
plaint against Chancellor Day as a. div .
rect attack upon free speech and {he
press The decision was grsetod b:
cheers and long-continued apolitical}
The charges against Chancellor nay
contained are counts and were to the
cum that be bad defected W1
Home" it in some of his public Ila-
trranccs. Dr. Day made no wort“!
.mswer the charges. In his address
announcing the decision to throw out.
the charges of Mr. Cooke Bishop
Moore said that the same charge.
might just have well been
against sonic member of the United
States senate as against Dr. Day. At
the conclusion oi his address when he
asked. "Shall the character of Jansen
it. [lay be passed?’ the hand or every,
one or the several hundred delegates
in the big ball shot up. and another
Mr. and Mrs. Hilward Kline rnicr'
homo 6Lynes Place
white and blue. in honor at the (l.
lion w.is serv ed.
Point roy
W. R. t'.
it o'clock.
The host departai about
lngwn. Mrs. Frances lint-cos, Hrs. Ila
w. Peltml, lira. Kate ti. Cor. Airs.
Mrs. Clarissa Bates, Mrs. Della Wilv
consort, lira, derail id. Campbell. Mrs.
Charlotte liaidwiii. Mr. and Mrs. H. J.
iiharwood. Alexander lit. George. lticb-
ard Cuiblil. Nicholas Kline. John
Kline. Harry Kline. Edward Kline.
.vlios Alice Pomsroy, Iiiss Helen Beet
ler. Miss Clara iiyiagtoo. Jastos Wis.
on. bliss iiiuole ii'ison. lioy Rhero
wood. inland St. George
LOIT~THiil iiOlihithl. lilTliEii
on car or between Rogers l Rtevens'
and post can. blacii not elicit pin.
Suitable reward for return to flouting:
. e .1
cosy-«scans- i'lhi. iiit'l'WldiiN
the Episcopal Church on Gregory
iloulevard. sad dorls's Hill. Will find-
or please return to this oliiue‘.’
—u " a. s"..—
VOR IALl—d'Aili 0i? TEAM
horses, cheap. inquire Jacob Inherit.
Washington It.
FOR GALE-INT illAUTil'Ui.
building site is ”avail.
”Cello. but low minutes irsm depot:
ovsricolio . seat the livers
Taylor a
sinus» “swan.
'micl-liierfl canon touring
"I. "M mnr
ssirts. its. on won mun '
The evening was spent with gamn lira. August lpslir. ”mung”. ca ‘-
nnd piano selections by Miss Alice the west Niwwolh K
the police. yesterday a M gal;
air and hire. Kline were presented sad m beaten bar and km
with a beautiful roclt'er. The mean 4". am gag
tstion stmh was made by lira. Ada bnahr home and arrested bill.
i: liylngton president of Buckingham "MI ”"09" police “I‘M
mill“ “
young couple. Tieply toA. ”g. I; .
at t .'
tained the W ii. (‘ at their m.w-round of applause tilled the auditori-
rtie house "m
was beautiinily decorated with red. HAD HER HUMAND ARRIR‘I’RD.
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u—ua—v
A. it. At a ocloclt s bonniitui colla- ”" “9"" ""0 PM ”‘0 ”M I“
Costs amounting to his.
her husband was drunk at their ’
. no}!
3 o'clock.
His case came up this moraingio it!
Norwsilt Town Conn. hetero J
Those present were Mrs Ada ily TWIN of Mill Nniwlih
pleaded guilty oi drunkenness. but said
a mold not remember wherhel herbs H
P'sulds. Mrs Iiary Knler, Mrs. Mary his "I, 0,. not.
this. Bpehr was called to the
Mm it rsiieiiiid. om Mary Decker. and site stated that when her it
was sober. he was very goedto
bin when he got drunk she was
oi him. she salted that be
charged with assault. The
assault and (literary: was
our wee root on ”Til-E:
and alter giving hr a‘zvm
tag to. dnod him
minim
hire. lpehr paid up.
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WANTED.
”Advertisements oi as words tinder
outshone. soot o times. he. AH»
useslwordaieowtesshperlm
'WANYID—BTTUA‘T'ION A? can:
sossi
rolhonseworlt in small ianlir. or
a writing housekeeper.
in Pisttoviiie Ave..Norwalh.o1 d
WANTIHIALL. URN!!!“-
lat, right away, with all m
IIMI 0’90.
“wanna—tints tantra;
cri.tious at once. Alibi! tr. W
Wt .esiplcyinest agency. "it
It t.. lot'ith Norwolh .
wasrso—ruamsuao :00:
'oosirally located. with use at bat.
'Addreoo otstiu
.cers lest not.
wanna—room HUNG
wanton would tilts ssipicyaiosit
lilo. waning. Americas
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WANTED-OPERATOR. TN ‘
stitch '
ioiuwhich amounted to to. .
price.locotioo.sis.
will ii“
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