ill 131011): to the bridge loop.
LWLith PennsylvaniaV‘lVi WoIiiiI ioLBuiLILII
New York TubeV
NEW YORK. March 20. —-'i‘he New
Haven and the LP‘ennayivania Inilronds
are thought to be lIIteIested in an of»
fer submitted to the public service
commission yesterday, to building the
imingtun a‘venue subway from the
The com-‘
mission Ie‘gaIds this as the most lln~
ll“ wtuut thut has been laid out, and VIII
undigested or LLLlily ll .
I 'fih t everyu
oII . iii; Ittburir Nair
hsiipfitign ohdLothe’r
hidmach, Which butcher
bills undigested food or
tooling of cannon and minor
‘ iii do what u healthy
Vitii-I-Vthbt is,” turn every
'L bonny hourieh‘meni
VV realizing that);
' Oneti' muscle
you out withoi‘li. tilt
“II. but well
eld assidcialt
V mounted in Fourteenth stree
rk.’ the coming week.
union figoml VS
the Nelson is
Hl‘hio Ion bitty 30. at (John
who fillls on Sunday. ii 18,, be ie
light will intro p one due i
he botistog‘ofort
iii» . I
Ellwood gin-n
in! on for the conduct of
611'.155.The receipts onion
8209.955. including 679. 256 by do
one and two $30,600. by receipt: I
din lion ldlil’e distunce runnet
page. Who defeated Alfred
‘ umile race, anti who
VruttnlngV in Put-is, Vie
L mm. will be hold at the
V i nan Bridges
when urrti shed
Ii 3 one. ~
,so‘uth Nor
' \Hel‘ll ugo presented ii
i- vice- president;
. secretory.
the present subway, and is also
.. Isouth Not-Walk
_ . around town in a too
i
, itteett
Linc
. fence tIc‘I
‘ was
boatd of estimate As twas eatimnb
. oil it would cost about $60, 000, 000, the
city will; not able Io undertake it
The p‘lopositidt made yesterday pro
video for the construction of the Vault-
, Wily with plivate capital.
I The firm which offers to build the
tunnel is the Bradley, Guffney, Steers
' 00., contractors, of No. 1 Madison ovo-
one; The ofliciais ot' the firm are lien-
Iy steels, ptesldent; William Bradley.
Joseph D. Carroll.
trebcurer; James E Goffney, general
mntfaner and Frederick R. Killeen.
MI. steeIa‘ is a contractor
and banker. Mr Bradley built purified
to
contractor for three nections of the
bridge Vsubway loop now being built.
L find fennel AldeImau Galiney won for
8. long time associated with the New
York Contracting Company The
company had the comma for the ex
‘ tuition work on the site of the new
iiheylvuuin terminal in this city.
I.” Gaffoey left the New York com-
. . pony to become a member of the Bled
‘ LL- {Filip
Guifnoy, Steers 00., and at the
the firm was formed neuiiy a
year ago, it‘ was paid that the com
pany had been prompted to compete
for the building of some ‘of the prt-olec
Logbwbyp. Although the commie-
tiers and members of the firth were
not. ready to give out any information
. alerdny obnoerning the financial
the proposal, it is believed that
Announce and the New Haven
do sin I outed. .
eLe yours turn these two
' hill LI
companies applied to the old rapid
IVI trnilVVsVVit commission for u l‘mnchiae to
_ coon t. their By étems by means or
Hell (late by means of II
o, to the New Haven yard at
on. .
a‘ rdilrolgd running from hung inland
h the franchise was granted, ‘
o’ctV' but; not been otorted, rind
By tug aloodwoy- Izexinitton avenue
hubway tVVhe New Haven company
ite trains through the
t of tile cityyto the Battery, ILIud
wouldVVpaesV the Pennsylvania
crborou‘gh cont:
lo built A two
TOO MUCH "JOVY'L IWATELR.
Guns and Ler'oy Miller. father und
son here directed Sunday veiling by
Chief Weed and Ollie
PaIkL atteet, fol being d tilt and die-
turning the prince. I'VLi‘h‘Vy had a tip,
from Juc’ob‘ Schbub‘s livers athbie in
hue; null
had been told by the L
or town e‘ariiet in the
or.
or either .erl L
w‘gon nil if?
to keep lrn oh;
(:0 the ground The officers wor
lied and they went down ‘uid got
and bio them to the lo '1
horse sh ed signs of hard
t who taken to ‘St‘evens’ stab!
lit Schnu noiiiie L'
.‘uit. ofI
fined 66 9
Villa horse felt badly over the wily"
alimai bird been abused and who ’wl-
ibg to prefer a change of horse stealing
millet them.I but on account or the I
father finally let the. matter dropV.;--V
N Canaan Meabeng‘or.
two to the" V V:
and V were driving.
~ by HIL S
I» prohiViILinLion tight at. tho oppitci
' , mufflers for their explosive. go‘s
glues Was before the committee Von ‘
I:
ii: at ‘ .
I ‘ coin ills” oddity:
Lille tiniest Itn‘d sures remedy to L-
I
Heard by the cummiiice
on Education
That the establishment of trade
schools in the state would mean much
in increasing the inductriul eiiicleucI’I
of Connecticut that the establiahr
ment of such achoOiVVs has the endorse
ment oi Inch high in the circles of luv 1
her throughout the country. and that
such placed would give a fair nhuiit‘le
‘ for education With a view to becoming
skilled lubor, to II large propoitiou 0!
the children in lilo stoto who would
‘not otherwise have a chance, and illut
the project was luvored by menuioc
liners in the State, were arguments
advanced to the legislative committee
afternoon, in form or the bill now be
lot the establishment of such Itchoolis
by the state board or educuliou in oil
iowne having more than 2‘6. 000 mogul
management .of ouch schoolu. motile
management of such schools {hominid
be provided byline stain boom or con-
cuiion, n‘nd the annifilge. xpen alto
be paid tluccnurutoi‘s by t e side and
oIIc-qunttcv by the town emu tho,
New Ilatnn ioutuul COilliL‘f‘
Against this IncueuIc it was aligned
that it \Iouid ho unwise interference
with local coir goxctnmeut would ill-
trodunc un cntltcly new principle in
ddmiulutcring a total institution. that
it Was an utiorlv imptutticublc and
expensitc utilitiiiiti
Sebrcturl lithe. of the state board of
education. wnoI Wound tho homing,
said that there was a large ciu'au of
chiidtcn who dropped out of school
Still) and took up regular employment
and that this reanliud in reducing
what in knou‘m nu unshillcd nbor. A
trade school would burn to such on
these a trout chance Io become skilled
in some particular trade. All to the
a expense of such schools between $10.-
000 and $16,000 would accommodate
150 or more pupilisé‘ I, «II
The citieu wh would be Affected
by the bill includ Bridgeport Dan.
bury. Hartford II New Britain,
New Haven South Not-walk, NIIerIh
Stamfotd and Wallet-bum.
Others who spoke in fuv‘orL of the
hill \cho George Woodruff. of hitch.
. field; Miss Anna L. Word president
of the Waterbury institute of Croft
Ind Industry; Miss Mary ‘0 Wells
Connecticut Lstatc. secretary of the (ion:
.mmers‘ Lcngue, and Miss Julia Coch-
ron. deputy fuclmy Inspector '
While their ‘ conhidoralllc dis-
cussion there wLu not It grout. diver.
g’enee of opinion up'ouV thieo measures
vhich were before the excise commit.-
toe and which lied to do with the
manner In which nppiicotiona for it
reuse to Sell ilq‘n‘or should bu precept-
ui to the county commissioners
nieaunres would do much to relieve the
Iliuution which, they says. hue worked
hardship, and which has resulted in it
kind of graft. A bill which, if enacted
into law will make the saloon keeners
of the state or Connecticut liable in a
civil action brought y any one who
ploy be damaged by t a note of drunk-
eh perilous who have purohnaed liquor
from the colon
’i‘iio measure who ioyo
poom‘m who in leading
tionnly terms of the superior court in
Litchfield county conned quite a do-
n hole between the lawyers of Tot-ring-
I ton and Winter! Both cities want
I the sessions held within their own
confines.
I The menu provides that
“w i
V‘. V‘lI ‘d e! 11.19
V V ttiu‘i; the enroll ad
"dupe continued
I BUTLER
L “i that used Doun’s Kidney Pills about
I oched. was w‘eolr. and handicapped Ina
,‘itidneys were out of order. an the so
on Regarding ”III «hanger L I on F
on education ot the capitol yIVIII‘lIIVIVILlay ‘I
Vi'oie that. committee... which prouiiios :
hints and furthoI prodding that tho .
=Plv' Vlllll new house next month.
LMontc has been entertaining Leonnrd
The. liquor declare feel that theée g
1 day eyening, denying that. be null told“
5%”an E. B. inurence and Him
'l‘lio measure introduced by item-e
uontulivo Higgins providing for nddi- ’
document is preserved for future ref-
in Hamil:
They Can far Fallow
‘JW
South Norwalk “Indoor on
published to prove the mar t of nouns
Kidney Pills to others in South Nor-
who suffer from ”(It buacire
, l‘
In?
blip uro moron; h us. we pro
ropiwstotomente from
orwnihicople saying that the
by told of yéure a 0 were per-
Here’a a sour Norm!!!
South
utonont.
can e: V V V
. Ml'h r. n Fitch Int South “Main
Street, South Norwnik, Conn. says:
tbteo yenre ago when suffering from
an attack of kidney trouble. My back
in doing my work [knew that In“!
notions from these organs were very
Iunnotural and passed for too frequent-
ly. Donn a Kidney Pills. which 1 final-
‘Viy procured of. Piaieted'a drug store
gm mé prompt nod loitinfi rebel I
willingly confirm the statement. 1 gave
in their favor several years ago and
heartily recommend them to other kid
my sufferers."
. For sale by all dealers.
cents. Foster Miiburn 00..
New York, eoie agentc for the
Stilton. . I
member the nomeéDoon' IIL-nnd
no other.
illil ilillll
Miss MIILL y concoct. iii roooverlug‘h
from modules. V .
George Schweitzer is iii In his home
in Church street.
John Biles not; been
week wli’h ii severe c.0id
Francis 1;.de has been in Now
Llorit, on business this week
Percival Gregory in now Working
for Fred Bird. the butcher
I Theodore Bertlne expects" Lto coco
Prinz VBOV
B on
nite‘d
tire
ill the , punt
blips Naomi Wood is spending o
Lnlonlh with friends in New York.
William Holt and Walter Hoyt are
working at cnrpemry in Freeport
fill and hire. F E. Wood are visit-
ing reinlltos in llidgelield for a law
dpyu,
waiter
Hawkins in II guest of
friends in south Norwolk for it few .
(it! Hi'
Misti Emily ugly
A visit with Mm;
York
Editor W. w. mm is still confined
to his home in liniiroud Vuvenuc with
illness ‘1’.-
William Withn and family have
moved into thb b ngalow on Whitney
uvcnuc.
William Bacardi ...a George sourc-
for. electricianu employed by irIIB
Woundy. are sick I
_ Mine viViucy Scorlilc will give. I:
Dutch hint on Ito n Vpurulnnr 0
tier frioudu, Marbiwil > 2
, Mr and hire. Robert itives Liza‘-
has returned from
homes F. ‘Rno. New
1) Abbott for A few dayu
William Cooper) of $0th avenue.
hits returned horrid froi'nI u business
trip through the western Vnud southern
states.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvlp iioerdt and
Air and Mrs John E Burnout attend-
bull game in the Nor-
, Monday evening.‘
Rev William 0. cream a Korean
Infusionory. gave an addrcsh Tuesday
oveniI in tho ,Methodi‘m church.
’ or will return to
.‘suporintendont .of‘“
‘ hodrol, Hartford.
trick" in‘ St. Aloy-
aday evening. Next
Wednesday cv l5 Rev. Bernard MC-
arty. of Norwii will pio‘ncih, ‘and
(In the follOWlnII Wednesday it v. Dr.
Mailer of South hibrwhlk. will eliverI
‘BVII address
Home Mooney. ho. had a more of
memory when testifying in court Mon-
[If'éilcliedrtln “Si.
silia‘ chufch ‘
B Simon that lit-tenths W Nbble‘r
d. Vanid in Kline’s saloon, in tho
Wording. that be his going to "show
line New Canaan police form"; on» D . be
tied it. Tuesday}? evening. He made
duvlt that he had Nosed Vanni;
the hearing of the
:éicials ‘in the poilt yo ill.
citing. an hour before the trial The
or “motor boats must be equipped with I
g of 100 res.
public, health and safety.
A number of people Appeared be-
fore the committee in favor ‘of t“he
measures for the regulation of the
sole of duquVeVrm explosives end fire.-
0 I V I.» I ‘l . ..
(233,,
New York Ohio
Hoyto Nursery to
Lillirm Walter New York; the
Joseph J. Herod rm on (infinite ave-
Into V‘Vt'o- A'nliro‘VV other. or New
vVV im- w-u.
of New
ok hollow
hippie. of
59kt-
I huroiulse Loni
‘ transmitted “0:000 to use lit his dis-
. Ainuricnn Red (hone. name of which
'- will be used far the erection of the
{95‘ ill of the prime ministcr.I
Distribution ..Iiruni ior bongo e
SullerersmFund ior instructing
LOiiLIVIIlIVns in Agriculture
W
The itaiian lied (irons being special-
ly equippéd with field hospitals, hob
pitui trains and ships, with their por-
aonnel and equipment. the American
lied Cross; tent to it “20.000 tor the
important work of'curlng fot the nick
and wounded after the earthquake in
lillclly 'i‘o Bayard CLLutt‘iILIg, Jr., Ameri-
can vice-consul at Milan. who won
Dibmbtiy sent to the fluid of disaster
or II Special representative of the
American Red Cross. $15 000 wusV
forwarded for any immediate neces"
altloe. 0n the adV‘ice‘ or the. Ameticou
ambassador at Route, 8100. 000 was
transmitted to his Ameticon commit
tee to charter and equip a Red Cross
relief ship-V. Sixty hours after
I‘Ihip wile chartered it entered the bar
bar of Medicine with a large per ounbl
of doctors and nurses, hoepit i sill)-
plies, cl’dthing. food and money. Spook-
in; of the help it rendered. Mr Gris-
cI‘Im writes: «I
‘l ‘um now being bombarded by
grateful letters from the VIII-tours pre-
fects, mayors and coloneiu along the
shores of Culahria and Sicily. I run
satisfied the ship did roof good and sat-
isfied real needs.”
. At the education of the itallan gov
em out, $196 000 has been expended
lie American Red (boss in the
ppm. wit b
[In this purpose. The expense of
(rooting those houuou. whluh Will
amount to ubout $10,.000 will like-
wise he met bI‘V tiVIoV Americnn laid
(Drops. _
To MI Grincon‘t this also boon
cretion after consultation with the
ltuiinn government. Most of thin. to
gather with 317.000. a balance left.
from the 3100 000 seat for the Red
Cross teller ship. has been dictated to VP» ‘I
the assistance of the unfortuunto buf-
forcie found in the out of. the-way
mountain villa :1ch Iii'VV Colubrh‘t; who;1
wote long Ii‘nd noovcr‘l‘td and “thumb
Ilsuietuncc after t terrible earth-
public wen ltdd V
For the "Chriuiiun Herold" the Re.
Group tinnemittcd through the liniian
cmbdsey :50, 000, to Queen Helena for
the rpiief of will VII and orphans, and
from the generous museum-Ira of this
name mom. $6 000 was sent for the
ussistnnco of tho suffeteru in Sicily of
the Woidensinn faith The nutidnui‘.
diteclor oi the American Red Cruse
Ernest P. Bickneii has been sent to
ltuiy to consult with Mr Grlacom and
the ltulio‘n government as to the use
of‘ the funds still in the bonds of the
houses cent throne lied Cress uud
VposVIIlbiVy also for the expense of erect
"‘lng‘ home 2600 houses sent by the
(lulled Stilton goternment, for ivhich
purpose there is none of the appro-
pt lotion of Congress left
Upon the request of the Red Cross,
Mr ‘Griacom consulted with the ital
inn government on. to the best use ‘of
further funds at its disposal. So many
hundreds of children have been left
utterly dependent: that it was decided
that the wisest expenditure of these
funds lies in tho maintenance of an
ligii'lltlil‘lll orphuung colony where
those children could be cared for and
many of the men loft deepndeut
Widows. und sometimes childless. could
be employed: The funds devoted to
this‘ purpose, omounting to“ $250 000.
(will. at the request of the [lotion com-
mitten, be invested in ibis- country, no
a higher interest on cute investments
can be obtained here than in italy
The institution is to be mailed th‘o
American RGd Cross Orphanage. and
the American nmbussudoi is to be ex-
officio a member of its governing com
Wuiltte The Italian gov rnmont will
{urn the loud and It tolian relief
committee. under than. Folio
VVQuo‘en Helena. will p’IoviIie the build‘
rigs.
lubrili Vand consist ‘of model tat-ma
th budget of their)
Mandingo will be printed and published
your and must meet the VVIVIppronVj
I Mr. Gdisc‘om. writing of this or
phalnngc to the chairman of the cool
tral committee oh. the Red Cross. .
gift of the
made It prof
made the
press herself Finally nLhe mode a bean.
tifui speech, and poured forth her ud-
miration for the organization of the: ‘
Americon Red Cross.”
The letter Vo: the Minister of Witr L
is he follows: I
. “'Iiomaiil'ebruary 16. 1909.
“Mr. Ambassador: ~“V
'The‘ huge wants of suppliedmodia
tiled
o and? or‘wmdod in such
this .
in lerioie for some 600 ;V
aye“ been. shipped to
I ii‘uiy‘hpn n f‘vo's‘bei specially chuitctod
page 0i VS
Y $3?
.. and lit the some little. Vol
sincere admiration. i be eg you to trail n
mit IVIIy paitlouiar expressions or Qroi
Iitudc‘ to the highly meritorious Alpert
can Red (lions: in do r ‘ on that
l L drift the
II touch
by‘ ille t iii ‘ ‘
Id '
worthily repreeont i be
lency to accept the linear
highest consideration ‘
“CASANA.M1LLILlLlSVter
Gliscom sills ipa otter to n
member of the Autoiicnn lied Cross
executive committee;
"I may say to you that :per‘sonoliyJ
have hurl the moat interaction and val;
noble experience of my, lifetime; and ‘
when i retutn to tile United gluten thin
boring i will become. .IltIyou will per.
out. me. one of your. at loyal squ-
porters in your Red cross work
Americ‘u.’
So for the Amerioan lied Cross has
evpended for relief work in italy
8916 000
1
Statement of rdceipis by American
Red Green for ltaiiun earthquake fund
(by states) up to and including Febru~ ' “ *
ary 19 1609:
iiiinoi‘e ......... . .“ ........ "‘9
Misdouri. ‘
Connecticut .. . _. . . . .-
Mnuéhohusctts . .
Wisconsin ......... . 26, 451. 68
New Jeisoy .......... '. 23 8 3. 65
bode island ........... ,V 22.4.. 6. L20
anus; lvaVniu ............. 18. L.67i Oil
District of Columbia ...... 16.2125. 15
Mari land. ‘ 16 Nib 46
onto .... 13,3;
Washington
Michigan
éowu
L36 2471. 50
............
..............
Alabama . ...”... ....... ‘ _
lath Cdroiin‘a ” 52
it will be located in Sicily or ‘ ’ “ ‘ LiléiL
......
..........
I turned here til
To In pic AL .‘Ii. meets
tonight in mu c
Mon ills
tuLiLniLIlVLLz friabifs’imih M
a
on been enter-
ridgeport.
of Norwa it has been
Vk‘uriilh
lure. 099116 .
here from a
LiBLrldirLeport.
mother, hire.
rt I in
EV iciii'fdifi
LIt is denied but. Lthe express scr-
, vice between Bridgeport and Narwniit
over the trolley iinc‘ has been discou-
‘iihtieli, as réported in one paper ré
coolly. Represe‘nttttfviih of the cen-
néctlcut Vao’nipatrs any the Veto"
is without foundation". ,
The Rev. Joleniinh Dungan add ass.
on on Assembly in Str‘utford Wednes-
day night. no; With Fitthcr O’Connor.
of that place, oncupied the position of
honor in the pura‘dé “given prlo to the
entertainment by the Struti’or divis- -
ion of Hiberniouis‘“ Rather bugged rc-
morning. being the "
ghoul; over his FbiVV r O'Connor.
Norwalk Chronicler