‘1 An III TIMI.
_' “that lhlt Wool:
, h ”H I
g 'd‘tflli‘. «fig,
nauIve volumeo‘
. l Record for the poet
. la pia-
3354333 it: l“
”lowdown ill. #0::
m h with of the fortune com
. ' month. the private oillcea or
“ -mbm. the White
ill
‘1‘ 5+; ‘ ..lroiu the whlapered
‘ fitter. to the amt
mutate. 'l‘be Icono-
at Montana.” and.
h u or bio breath.in or
“Pete" Hemuru
up In an oratorioal
“Hire recanted
Mobil!
e 4ge 1Jabber to and
J!
beheard, iron: the data at low tide. lie raid that
and. number or people who would be in
trial‘dmoat I it th
0 e
are ,xtn‘ellym about to talk
icon ItaI toId ntany Io-
was inotolled. 0n the
xylem.“ of nor.
_ 44 till.
general'o oilce In running
' caaoa in MI
I“ proceeded to
w t he thought ot the
, oi the Depart
e spared no one
, never dreaming that his every
10 m h'olnm heard by the very
.
a
wokwroaatiog."
'ahotbor: Macaroon. who. lortun~
53%” to be a bachelor. wot
o-liitlo early and told a
connd:ntially that he won gr.
to‘loho ”a long auto ride In tht
moon with a very httrnctlt'e youn
. about behind but recuntly met
with. that he nlgo was arranging for
who: party In her honor. Later. who
W the "devilish little lit
the openlter'e deia had ialtl
.4 .iuuy. “a: I'ilihieaaly. carried over
‘ had ahltl to fully ball th
”uranium! the Houoo. incl-ding
”blur hoot lace In the good Wt-
” lifthoyouaa r In attrition. be en
filth Ito bowed, to any tho loaat.
idol It not without it
It to nothiu
than
oitivo tel phone“I trapatnltter. and man
Ionaeoneernln:
it. Duluth". he laid he had iue
raptor-«ta hegzlleil “a,”
. Iyoten. out.
had learoefthot a theolooe oi 190?
thon' were nearly 8.800.000 Bell III
lion in com In. tho u to. litter.
. oil the ”till 0! no
lag the aeoutleoa ,wlth the'hi
“MID
The no»:
la lumbar Niel-rod. II a
bio mm. and ha-
in
at»...
to accede
for public
bondt that Mm
,tho'M largoot public utility the
mountain“ m»:
M ouch a thin:
Wuhlugto
l' “day“ who agznuoc will!
Iuoooaaiuily.
ooh oh
that II 00M on tho.
lutltliid oi lan- ‘
I afielolo at the department whom he
[my
’MM-
mm d waa I very do-
.hdowwl‘inda?" the
W ntu a
Boy. “hush: aold that b.
yagrood Twith General Froot.
”who did not thinh he had noted the
can atroug enough. He said he had
liv'ed;iu law vicinity tor thirtyvllvo
i would
“homeo- l avor
Mtg“ awn. throug'h. lie outed
thatit wouulg‘molto 4 at.“ d
on
would ho app by all {the prop-
erty ownero. and would help the whol.
, . Ital” thug”: ere were a
' up: in the uracil
I ll Golden laid there woo
looplnlon. u h;
on
laid out on
i ii. , was not very elm-
. “at we title. to” oeo the unalghtly
“flux o a will many hour: each
to apoho oi the very win cur-
rent under the bridge. and thought
It would be a dlflicult taolt to get a
I under It againat the tide. lie
hold that It the date were covered
with water It would reduce the num-
ol moaqultoea and make the ren-
ldenta In that vicinity much more com-
fortable in that line.
Major Taylor halted If the dam who
built two leet below the high water
rn,urk ll there would not It“! be at
large rim around the date. which
would not be covered with-water, and
would not help the matter regarding
the tumultoeo any lie asked AI
ntorney Hurlbutt'a opinion on the nub
Ject, and the latter replied that he
mufllt It obould be dammed up to the
lull height at the tide. He also out-I
lie had often been down In that vicin-
ity and had wondered how the pill.-
ple could wind the odor which cam-
he ahould expect an overwhelming
favor of the dam agnlnat a few Mill"
‘who might not be In iavor of the
work.
Theophlle Euphrat.‘who owns u
large amount oi property there. and
who alerted the petition to get per-
mlIaion to build the dam, sold mt u
miter. oiliaet. he woo very much
inflated. and thought the dam would
.0 Item aooe
' hi0 Viewa on tho goiter. M .
that he lived about a ball mile from r“ 4
.4 .0“.
Here
then .bIIt he then lit it would be
tiling. lie ea in the put he
had never out more than the or III
boot. in the crook. and eluted that ii
notch Point morn to run that go
out w to at. lcnot o
mature beau there In which
the nubile” color themaoilea. and
It would be a good thing.
William G. 0mm. who it on old
roaideutoi oithat vicinity. nold he
lilo thought It would b. 0 good thing to
havethodolhmtluliltwuauotioo
high, but waa not In favor or having
It the full height oiathe tide.
Charles Jooeo‘ oald he had been :I
realdent oi the bland fol about ten
yooro, and In the part he had new
boot: In the creek. hot late years then.-
ore very few boat. which go up in
there He expreoaed hlmooli lo being;
fully In iavor at having the dam built.
Jacob ll: Raymond. who II a prop-
erly owner In that vicinity. said he
wan heartily in letter oi t dam. He
alIo opolte oi the danger at a boat
going under the bridge, 00 the owl"
tide had overturned two or three boot:
there. and It help had not been at
hand the people would have probably
been drowned.
Charloo F. hlillo IaId when he Ilgned
the petition to have the dam built It.
waa given to understand that It woo
only going to be two and a_ hall foot
high lie Ioid there were rniuty people
who need the creek beolde the oyo
termeu oi the town.
l-lx- Mayor Hubhell quickly got on
hi- loet and said that two and a hall
lee! would he. uoeleoo. and the dam
ought to be built the lull height, or
the creek be leit the way it Io not
Motor 'l'oylor aahed the people ho
were normed to the dam to give their
views on the auhlect. and Oscar Mill:
sultl hewanhorn in that vicinity and
had worlted an on oyalermnll all his
life. nudycoro ago the oyatermen
could. land anywhere they pieaoed. but
now the people who own the property
along the li’lflla‘tli will not allow them
to land and the only place left for
them to make u landing won on the
inside oi the bridge, where there ht
e ntrip or land twelve reel In width.
tunuing the length of the bridge. upon
which thcv were allowed to land. He
could get through the bridge ugoimu
the tide at our time, and could make
a landing there In it storm when It
wun impossible to land anywhere cine.
lie was united how much water his
boots drew and be said lrom two to
benefit the other property owners at
well a. Minoan. He lurther atutt-ti
that the town would not have to stand
the cool, and he proposed to build n
omhlldodlt. jolt outside the bridge tor
the ‘boato to make a landing
Ex-Mhyor Hubhell was next united
hla opinion on the subject. and he
elated that it did not peraonaliy inter-
eat him, but he considered It one of
tho greateot Improvements which
could be made. He. said he had not
seen It need by boatmon much, except
when they come up In the crock to
aim n walk, but he thought this wun
not necessary.
. Charles eln. who own» much prop-
erty In tho vicinity. expressed him
eel! on being very much in favor oi
the idea. and heartily hoped it would
to carried through. lie thought the
number oi moanuitooa would be In-
Iened by It. and the bad odor would be
eliminated. .
Edward H. White said that all the
people who roolded in the vicinity
were In favor and Itatod that moot oi
the people who were agalnot It did
not own land there. and be wao glad
the miter had boo brought up.
.Alhort lilllo aahod how high the
be signed the petition to have the
dam. he underItood that it waI to be
built at about hall high tide. and
thought It would be a good thing. but
It It, woo to be built at full tide. he
woo fully agalhot it. and though the
pooploought to have the right
to go up in the eroeit.
hlr. Blown woo aahed what hia opin-
Ionwaooothontattor.ondheooid
be we. not roooally Intercom. but
he had liv In the vicinity alone a
ho
W heat it. Thompooa t it
woo a would”. lie woo it he
thought It no any uIe tor people to
4 up In tho crook and replied It wao not.
Lalo
Been waa neat aahod lilo
vlowa on the «Moot. and be cold he
hnown the territory all hio lilo.
he thought It would be a good
id... lie aald he thought the reoidonta
oi the inland would be glad to be able
to have row hoata In the pond.aod
h able to no. then any time they
wlohod. where at the pment time they
ritual wait until the tide Io high bolero
thoro II buy water la the pond. lie
had not media. the matter up. but did"
not know oi any objection to having
darn placed there.
i Hialeah w. dole mood that he
thoughtitwaaooooithoboatino
movement- that could he made. lie
maid it aboaid be «noted up to the
. full height at tho tido. It would r0-
duoo the owner oi wealth-a in the
\Ioiuity Oolo apoho oi the tool
that tho llotoo Paint Iowago earn. In
then. each low tide the auoli wan
. i It woo m with water"
would be avoided It. Ohio
dent was to be built. Ho aaid when.
nix lnoht-u when empty and from six-
teen to vanty-two inc-hm! when
loaded.
Imulu Waterbury stated that he won
against having a dam placed under the
bridge. lie apent much of his time
iinhing and «lemming. and would have
no place to land it the dam was put
in. li a location wee “cured in some
other place tor the boots to land. it
'would be all right.
1 George P. Waters eluted that be
signed the petition osmium hntinvr the
dam built. und olulmul the right to
land on the [li‘Ol‘K‘fll owmtl ll) the
mun on the inuido oi lllt' bridge. Ilt'
until the dam uuuld In» all right if ll
one not Int-r Inn im-t high ll.n had
taken notice for tho Inst two two 423
mince ho hull heard of tho hunting. and
no tide has been high enough in enter
the gran In which the tumqultou;
breed.
Decor Willa then oiicroui u compro-
mire. He aold pill the dam at the trol
icy bridge and that would learn n
place tor the boot: to go Imtitie tip.-
l
. bridge and be not. lmm the storms.
A general dlncuaoion loiiowed lor a
row mlnulea between the people who
were preoeot.
Richard H. Golden watt asked what
the condition woo on the Inalde oi Ih
bridge tor a landing. and be repiic
that It woo I alone abutment. out! he
could not Ice how it who ponlblo to
land there. anar hiillo replied lliil'
he could land ’thore any lime, and
climb up the rock» with one.
Attorney Iiurlboti asked ChrIItIan
Bwarta MI View on the matter. and
he Iold he alwuyo oonoldered the place
a menace to health and had oiled
thought it would be a good thing to
Mia I darn put there to hold (he
"m1. ylo Id ll
r Ia t e temple oi
Doll loiaod wanted the lake to the
out!!!" and the antenna: wanted to
got in the amt mil"! In the winter.
and he stagnated that the gaieo be
pat In and be loli open In the winter
and be olooed In the Inner. thereby
reoccurr°uriu. .
men wear or I y a
vanood‘thot It would rueaa too narrow
the opening. and Ii that «I done. the
ennui wooldbe and would
i
. 1m. Waterbury noted that the
bridge woo all to ploeoa. and laid ll
waonooaaoory to build it atone worh
hr tho date. he thought it would he a
idea to build It iar enough In
the bridge to allow the hoata to
hold. to late their landing. and
co
thereto" plea» both old .
later ‘l'oyior aolted Ii there watt
anybody olao who wiahod Io opoah and
“idem.” tm' ill. "33‘ ll“
. 0 pro 0 o 0‘
eiaioa will he givoa out In the hear
#2;
§!
3
lore Cotawh in data no
me than all
or. and until the
roar- wao linger in bani:
ll” local, ’ m
70H
W
I‘mmiom m
‘mr Ian
N0 Tlli")L'(.‘ll’i‘
of thumping by making lighter
or in any watt iulcriur has been
spent on the 51‘ .\.\ll‘(lRl) Fl R—
‘l\(‘ ii. .. .
it Is mode as mind and sublimi-
Ilal as the mnktrs know how to
make nuvthiug: anti evidently they
understand the nutrition of llurn-
liility for they me yet furnishing
ports for lllt’Ii‘ lumen-n oi the ISM
pattern. still tn use.
The S’l‘AMl :Illtl) Fl' RN \.(‘l'.,
as now made. is in much better
than its great- grout- gratul- -i;tthcr.
the American llcatcr of 1861. as
the cxperienct- til the intervening
veers has taught them i l main it.
HORACE‘ R. NASH
Corner "0th Main and Wool streeta.
NAIIID TH! PICKPOCKI'I'S.
Otter-pore Caught in the Act at Bridge-
rt.
90
A bunch of Neil York pltitpocltrm
rulded Bflillt-pllli Friday night. and
went away with about 1170. the vic-
Ilma being (letttgc Pound", or iii)
North nvnnuo' uho loot 81.“.
Frank E. Baton oi Strnliord whownn
mill)?“ or two in bills and hill» in gold.
Two young men who were sold to
burn been won in tho not or robbing
l’euruttll were urrmtl-d not! are now
held undrr bond-l at It .000 ouch mr
ll‘lill belorc .ilw «it; court nut Won
ueodoy. The)! two unexpected oi holuu
member: oi u gang of hur men who
are nuppoaed. to but» been neponniblt
for the two whim-Ice.
The two men under l‘ll‘l‘i‘lil gave
their name. ml Hurry filol‘lllit'rg and
(ilorgc Moi-rill. (:va it it'll" mm m
mum v um. [Illii‘ . on ”Will wimp ilu-I
it"t‘ll‘ nabbed.
CASTORIA
For Infant: and Children.
mutunutmmueu
Bomtbe
Igoatorooi .
APPLICANTS FOR WORK.
...-......
Report oi Five Employment Iuroaua
Pro-onto tutu-«tin Fianna.
The five employment hurt-nui- oi Iht-
Ollie allowed much activity during Illi‘
worll twin: I‘i wired. oI thou: 42‘: won:
mnloa and bit. "topics. or the Ming»
plicniionu {or help, 22‘ were libiu
molten unti ilil lrom lomaleu. There
were hull alluillltmll armored for uni?”
name. 206 Hi which were tor miller and
m for Iomulw III the total number
applying til. it per cent. were int-niob-
od with help mini Oi.“ during the
month or l-‘eluuary. 0f the applicant»
for employment 58.78 pt-r cent, were
ouppiied with Iiiuutlooo against one
per emu, during tho month oi Febru-
ary.
A TWINTV VIA! IIN‘I'INCI.
“I have put completed a ”twenty year
health opulence. Impoud by Ritchie-I
Arnioa halve. which cured me oi
bleeding pllml t twenty yearn ego."
writer» 0. ii oolevor. of be lion-
ville. N. Y. ilueitiou'a Arnlcn Salvo
hoaio the want Ioreo. boila. borne.
wounda and only In the Ihtnteot time.
the at I. H. Boater. drug Itoro. "
w
DAV. MOM THAN NORWALK.
The tit-boot committee aeomu in
have taken up the coal abolition with
a determination to more tutor-.metlou
it nothing more It haI olroady below
it dguroe from ”total W. allow-
wnIlt. New Haven. Bridgeport. Green.
wloh. Port Cheater and variouu other
towtta II urohaood nu lower who
than ha- in tatolord Ia
practicall every town, it appear! u
eminent up diagonal Irotn the man
we Ilonorolly hither lo Giant-
by lite way than in other «are
town». to obtained whenaoootraet in
given (or "large untitled oi ooel. elth
all“. or More delivery.
Idioraa'oooorlaiaodthoroio no other
towaaoiaroe aaltalllufliuthia part
d the country where I." r Ion hoo
a paid tor coal tor I public
ooII.—~otatniova Mvpaato.
"w
ill IO‘I'WIIM'MMIIIO.
"Nlno'yoanapltloohodooliw
libel llodeonta".aaya It.
Iilili Omit. kind. "I woo Io
thatilto' oaavayaieaoor
. it woo ”Ligw-
“mutationa-
re halo voila-v31-
.0
ll. lloatot' I drug 53!. .
"What in the My oi your
ahuroh 'P"
Imaatle not. "Mum thr mama-mum."
1.0%. ir-laiio. ea ,
. duck"
lillil .
month of Mulch, lilo: uppitoollonu for.
log that the coal for echoula in Nor- let!
P It proton
» tarry commune we fill?
the Bridgeport state league ten
tor Itnowu “an the Crown boan't
“Whom“ he will play with thelA
Bridgeport Iquad thlo eeooon. lie had
oodiob no In Int-prance agent and
aloo h an optIOp on the banball
groom nDaubury and may decldoto
become to magnate on bio own account
""l‘he only thing that bothoI-I to.
roll
at bet-l
decid'
caution. ii i can oecure permlaalon
to play ball on the Danbury groundo It
will be Intooth IoIiIng. Then 1 mid i
put a. tooth to there, play Wedueaday
Saturday and Sunday game- and We
Ionic m ’l‘her II name oppollllon
to Sunday hall. hu I think it will code
out all right."
Donhury la a good ball town, Con
nen onI. however, that It the Dell
burr pronounce loll- through and he
decides to play anywhere elae he wlll
don a Bridgeport ouit.
AdIIPPI.
BraIIIIol 301A“! omr loot I can:
never let it run into pneumonia.oor
leit that. grip-wreck. thing on earth‘
thatltlllo th0 tough grip germ. But
you wont Balm an a Iy. 00 do not
trldo with the Imall IIIeI, but get the
bile or not bottle and tall. halt a
teaapooniul in water every three
bout-I. Be our. to lteep up thlo treat-
ment faithfully for two weelta o'lter
you think you are well, to utterly au-
nilate every germ In every great or-l
gen. Thou remaining germ canoe the
evil otter eiioclo; it Io holicurell gl'lb
II the grip atorto with hemorrhage oi
the loop give the large doae every 10
or is mlnutea till it along.
1d AMUSEMENTS b
[VERY IYININO.
MUSIC HELD
Advanca Vaudeville and Moving Ple- ’
turaa Ivory Evening.
Wednesday and Saturday Motineaa.
ttbuuuo oi program Monday and
Thursday evenings.
iicucvvetl senta 20c and 26., whlelt
can be uncured at the Cliii'orti Dru:
Store.
hello.
‘ uo‘vr's‘ “Juanita
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 15.
Matinee. 2:15. Evening, 8:15.
Loon W. Waahburn .
micro
STETBON'S
UNCLE TOM' 8 CABIN,
\\'i it all Ihu added {chime-:4 llliil lltu
tum lllll oompnnt ruinous
2—-. "unny "Marne." Mlachlevoua
aye." auntie oi Mimic—2.
OUR OWN ORCHESTRA.
Dainty Little Marguerite Lawleaa II
. "Ivar“: Angel Child.
"Top
the "Iarqum of Them All"
. emcee:
Matinee ... .......... 10c and 25:
Evonlng .... . 25c. 86c and bile
__.-... m.
HOYT'B THEATRI.
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FRIDAY, APRIL 17.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
A. O. acammon'o Co.
in tho tit-lIt-iounlv tll'O" «rowdy-drama.
"hill! TRACKEDJ'
Full oi Mirth and Mon-intent.
. Itrong Ntuatlona.
And lanaatlonal llocta.
Embracing it Company or
Clover Comedian.
Pronenting the “not" [hinge and
Doom.
The Creator: 0! Comedy and tit. A:
hnowledgod Loadero at All.
Plicllt ~
Matinee ............... id. and 23.
lvonlng ......... the 26a. 3e and!“
port". moan:
RATUIDAV. APRIL ll.
MATINII AND Ni NT.
, rot-m .I. Will
Ul‘loluulcnmpnny In Goethe's immortal
PAUCT.
Vomo'aa Marguerite.
I'mitive or whit-log tho lollqwiut
Itnriliug infli'i‘lil:
The itulu oi Fire
The Electric Sword libel
The Iodide Flrotl'iloa
1' Electric Flower Bed
9 Electric Morning (ilorloa
The Electric Nt't‘lihll'o
The lilieotrlo Cli‘t'lp Ill PIN
The Electric tlltuli
Together with itieoirlc (iwia tinnitus
and “many other weird ilhtl dronuttlo or.
Full choir for the t‘tuhodrul iloono
and Mendeloauhn celebrated Quor-
lotto.
I1 iii loot of Electric Wire.
Wilhelm! Flower Pinata.
Prion—laminae. llo. III and toe:
Imp“... 10.“. one. ill;ot i
W
MWWFMH.
Teen I. Ittho Amory.
‘ I
Ne‘atGIIw—Aarll tau.
4' Wm
. mum.
motivated».
moo mo id To to
“W‘voirrunuu “0'".
mmoom
now,” Iaya Harry, “II the Sunday hall ‘
Price. .................. 10c and the _
Matinee micro—6e and the. Beat.
it
A little looking tor the light,
a utiuuhine:
l ‘ A little philani'p thumb the nlzut.
That's eunuhiuc;
A little bowing oi the will:
Alltile routing on the hill;
Alliile llltlldlll‘ very Iiill.
'l'hot'a punchine
-8tuart Mot-lean.
”...—.w ......
Trouble ltnoclto at every mon' a door
but it’a boil policy to ask him to have
‘ i
a cent by your lire.
‘.x___
'. . . ’ r
Bearing this label
Alfred Beniuhle 8t 00.
Makers New York.
Are In «I clues by tumult.
Equal money won't buy as good.
More money cannot buy better.
and
We
The molttera' guarantee,
. ours. with every garment.
tu‘o oar-liming agent» here.
f$18.00 to $25.00.
Other Mllki'll,
”0:00;“ to ”8.00.
lflSiPH llS
rind... CLO‘FHIiRl emu.
'UHNlGHIRI
.5 Waahington It. lo. Norwalit.
‘wwwwwi
1—— v --—~ _.
Your Lawn!
”.— ___.__-_~ .... .-..
Iva, M Nut. outta.
special menu)“ and fertilizers.
We have some good things inI
up in a convenient
way, odorlgea, arid not uhplh‘aaant
ware» lei the Grand street Parade, to use—dry. pulverized manure
.which has never been exposed to
‘the weather to Ice. half its value.
Alao wood oohea and ground
this line”)
bone of pure quality.
quantities aa denim!
I49 Washinglon St.
_The FerdiCod Co.
'wwwwwx
Real Estate!
may ho ho. low baton the loving
tuarhet mallaogaoa. the wiao our
the... hay. early.
J.M.Lavtou&Co..
l l IAILW ANIWI.
We Have Dodges on
Your Wall. '
'l'hat pioaaod no over at... we not
than no. hay lore lee-I to be no
noroat / 4
0mm. ulaaowaro. Iloaoolaraiah
leg out-II.
Japan... tibiae to cope. loueora
Plotaa. ate.
talatora‘ Iapplioo.
0001 My oiled Point. out I"
waned-momentum
L ll. DECKER.‘
.7 William “M
I'M Ian. .’ datum-nails.
1
...-
“WWI...
1 Shares Pay \
it needs encouragement your."
BIO. Double. Spectacular Production of garden needs agsisunce, .your
trees and vines need help and4
your flowers need the aid of our’
All the above in “large or small
Now is the’l‘iinetolluy
A number oi real eotolo bargai'al'
Gordon Tools. Plot's,
Forming Implements.
Points. Oils. Varnish,
and everything you need lor
Spring. '
:‘Oet in l'w" «mi lot ua do your
lawn Mower tiliurpehlllg and Repair-
Ing now before the "melt season" I.
on.. 4
. Norwaik Hardware Go
Shop Rear 11 Wall St.
’Phone. 39 Main 8!.
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