driven wears out much more
' 11 last almost a Ville-time.
V
New 3 Techno.
. yer ‘aluco embarking in the show
postpone. Anthony Geronimo, the les-
11 t Hoyt's Theatre. has strictly
obs oven the rule of presenting no vau-
de lie in his piayhouses during iloly
H‘s offers to the public‘ this
9 o Hoyt’s a‘ chance to‘ see that
udtliully colored pictorial repmduc-
tic ofthe life of Christ presented
a manner which it deserves. On
its the theatre the audience sees
‘g to leinind it of a theatre out-
0 moving of scenery, no orchestral
lid nothing whatever to remind
e regular show. At exactly
in t e alternation and 8:15 in the
, mg the soft strains of an cigan.
9 it led- out of, sight in back of the pic-
lain. conic floating out to the
191‘ ad the show is on.- 'l‘x‘vo
two. selections assigned for
, his 1119* cr- part of the periornulueo.
beginnihgoi’ the. 111st reel of 9. ‘
the {‘3 1‘,- City" is reude
beginning of the second re‘
l s,"andfortl91,e i0 '
X; dire audience 1
-‘ the music of the
1. one is mov‘ed wit
and suffering,- .n.nd one‘ feels as 9.
,he has spent an enjoyable
e‘t‘ afternoon or evening. The
tarnford has not yet iinish'cd 1
Passion 9
war the press and pulpit _
endorsihg the method and 9
e, 11 Which it was produced. The ‘
willie on at Hoyt's this week is (111- 9
911110111 the Lyceum
some 11's that given in Stain-
uring Holy Week last yeng. Ad-
orinance next“ week is only
come. . Another of Migueronhuo', s
at rules will necessitate the‘ clos-
Lettbe‘at‘re all day good Fri
pelt again Sdturday as V'usunl
“Mc‘dhi‘ Flour \'v‘no your i‘pbih'cr‘s
rits.VC19NV'rV191uT9V:
, low countrymen " are like
more of the seventies. They
liciou‘s‘ humor and ’a. mock-
oi’ Ballarat rode one
nto 9a ll’ttle township or his dio-
that he had never visited before; ;
~ The only build 9
9 ill a light in it Was the offiée' oi! '
coal.- paper, and the bishop knbclo‘ s 1-"
e door with his crop o'tick. « 2
91910 below!’ cried a voice, and a l
.9; ate mildly. ' ‘Wili {y u be
‘ to direct me to a hotel?"
here 'ohi many-011v,
' gh hotel [Or one night. 9
ill 11;, '11
most fools piece of saving Thomas; Lenorait's
' ‘dertake' 15 to ,savc by»
apparatus jut! 9&mg Court
riviug means sending heat upt
" hey And besides a furnace
;, A' STAMFORD FUR-
drlvén; but if used properly
' the tax collectors of the state will be
as singers are on hand and .
the Gates of I’aradlse'HlH
song. selected. .'F01 the thirdr '.el 9‘
lo to all parts of the house at
‘ Annual Convention of Connecticut
Flier, and Drummers in Stomiord.‘ -
Cdnrieotlcut F'i'ers arid Drummers
Wednesday. under the auspices of the
Oriental Fluténin‘ii Drum hand. The.
‘Itoliowi 1111,11; ptticeralweie slanted:
, Prepldont. c. .11 9516011111115“. distill
: lord; vice—pres! 11th W» 193191111 iii,
9 Par noon, Nadzatnck; secretary,
”O'Hara Stamford; executlwa com-
Itiitteo, H. A. Clough. .1. Derby, F. 119'
Howard. E. Crofut. '
The delegates present were: Char
tor Oak, Hartford, E. Ritchie; F ther
Matthews, Hartford, J. Derby men-
tal. Stamford. M. J. "'0Hill‘ll,‘ Winstcd
C. F‘. Plumb; Wooster Guards. Dan-
bury. C.
igatuck, It. Parkinson; Crescents 'i‘ho-
mastou‘, R. Cummings;
Watervilie. R. Talbeau; Am. Graph.
Bridgeport, F, Wetsteiu; Glastonbury.
9-H A. 010111111; ’1‘. A. B. Hartiord, w.
B Comer- Marshall. Hartford A. it.
:Bloruenthdiq Waliiu
ew Haven. J. F.
Smith;Plymtu11s.liortidid.1t..l.liar-
anruk,
(idler; Yule..8onth Norwuik George
Hunter; Knowllton, Daiicn E. Croi’ ut:
, Eagle. Glenv‘illé. E. Htllllellll‘
VFoo V,.Ne,w Haven, JuniefQu Qulnu. .
Th next field d wil be held in
'Uniou City, in Anzust, under the mar (l
lilces or. the U191. on City Drum Corps.
the winner 6‘! t 6 prize for the best
appearing corps in line last August.
After the meeting the delegates were
escorted through the town hall and
the Y M. C. A. building. after which
puppet was served Vat Richs restau-
11111 117141. .
The convention voted to extend to
the mayor, the Citizens ot' Stamford
and the membeu; ot‘ the Oriental Flute
and Drum Band 11 vote of thanks for
their kindness and the many courte-
’rlnzes ghgwu them on field day, August
1 O
TAX COLLECTORS'MEETING.
Efforts Will
State Association.
The local lax collectois have re-
ceived an imitation to attend at meet-
ing; of the tax collectors oi? the state.
at Hartford, April (3. The numeric or
the meeting. it is explained. is to con-
skim the advisability of orgHuizing
..tato. association or tax tollectors sim
ilnr to the one formed by the’lown
clerks. At 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
hearings will be held by the finance
committee of the legislature on bills
relating to the collection of poll and
military taxes, and the collectors we
invited to appeal and voice then views
in regard to the measures An imi
tailop to attend the meeting has been
issued by Tax Commissioner W. H
Corbin, and it is expected that most of
on handm
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Service and Cuisine Up to Date.
Rates $2 per day and upwards. ’ V
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Association was held 111 Stumi’ordr.
9 and oportr undead vice-president. 11.9
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until she has given 13111119111}. ’inkham‘ 11
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the female organism. Woman Maid-
ing in almost every city and 1mm in
the United States bear williu testi-
to the wonderful virtue o Lydia
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111. inkham’ 11 Vegetable Compound.
It cures female ills. and creates null
and buoyant female health.
are ill. tor, your own sake as wel
those you love. give it a trial.
Mrs. Pin inborn, at Lynn, Mass”
her for advice. 11er- advico is free.
and always helpful.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.—
Yonkern; G. 1..
York: li‘.
lie. l-larli‘orll: 11‘. Lyrics, Keene, N. ll;
51.1.11. lieiitit'tt,'cit,\,': 9
lunilc (my; S. Greviistclu, liridgeport;
R. L. Christie. Charles Il11ly..hl. J. De.
lancy. New York; E. G. Fluther
Bridgeport; .i. (2.. Green, city; R. ‘A
Allen and wife, Boston; C. (1. Hart
Stmhi‘ord; A. G. Smarter. Bridgeport.
Mrs. A (.3. King. Hartford; (‘. 1.}. Star
111ont.Ncw Haven; F C (‘1',aw Georgi
llarvey.ciiy; h. N. Marion. Baltimore;
J B Dunne. Stamford ‘
Clifford-wit F Skinner. Suville. N
Y: John G Street Harriet lilscock
Florence Simon. J. Lewis. F. G. Ed-
wurdu. 1'. F. Miller, M. Foldmou, Char
lies Edwards. New York; id. Id. Stein
hurt. w. 19‘. Smith. city: 1!. P. Gibson.
ii. G. Langwell. Norwulk;
Hastings. M1cb.;9hlr. and 111111., F..A
l‘tranda and children. Miss Mabel Mi
ry .i-Iampsmn.Charles Reinhold. Dan
bury: A. Royall Cuiheart, John S
Doulo. Baltimore. Md; 1-1. in. Wilson.
I LEATHER iNDUSTRIES TO FIGHT.
WASHINGTON, April 5.~—-9'l‘l1e leath-
or industries of the country have open-
ed headquarters in Washington for the
' purpose of making a. light before Con-
gross to restore hides in the free list.
The leather men say they are not de-
1 _£ handing higher duties, but ask (or
tree raw material.
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FIRE 1N new HAVEN HOUSE.
NEW HAVEN April 15.377111) under
the root at the Quinnh ,
Chapel allu‘et‘ 1nd (111 the s elllr inert
he mute New lave 11111191119 muons
there was 9a the £11 11 9111or11ing. film
tor. r1111 ,inio tilpg
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at River. New York.“ 361
V9, othet). every 11111. (except
.iit 413.111 Freight Win36
at N181" elk up to 4 p; 111. and Boat!
Nor-walk up to 5: 309 11.111.
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to e tell the eye in the) dress
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lair-Ht vari ty otrchoioo than ,V
‘~‘ purchase all the nice cite
aided to‘ try I (1111
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care after three
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invites. all sick Women to Write
‘ Mahackemowc. (l. Amdoh and wife.
Phelps and son. New
ti, Gould. llosiou; S. 1.. Wil-
(i. Y. Reiiuer. At-
‘li‘. Phelps.
‘chuol, Rownyton; John Ilampsou. liar-
Danbur: Harold Emery, Bridgeport;
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and Port Chester Railroad Company
Boston Railroad y
The client or to order. it is said,
will be to do away wth the, Mill-
1111-0011 Company‘ an ant naive and
ompan
‘1 mini been a unnecessary 110111111“sz nyto which
9 organic troubles 11m New HaVen has made larse MW,”
- andnsoyerei’emnle cos of money
‘ weakness. '1‘ i1 (1
road declared at a hearing that
complete the conptruotlon oi the New
road, except at the New ‘Yorkn Weat-
. cheater and Boston, and the New York
the legislature on 11.1.1111 now pending
lior that purpose, which provides that
'such consolidation can he made only
upon the consent of the conuniisslon
- 11 the but does not become a9 111111, 11111
ct changes in the route in the
New York Westchos er and Boston
must be unwanted to the commission
for further permisnion.
'ME’N's Chaisrmu moolny'ctos.
some. interesting Subjects Arranged
“for Discussion Thin Quarter.
The Mon’ 5 Christian inquiry Club of.
the South No: walk Congregational
(‘hurch has issued its program of imb-
as follows:
April 4~Tho Church of Today.
George. S. North
April li-«Socinllstic. influence in Am
or icon ll. «location
Charlcn is} .lonxungs, ,
April 18 The (‘burch and Socialism.
Dr William H Stone.
April 25-—'i‘he Yoga Philosophy.
\l. E In '..ntt
May 2-’i‘he Churches and the Wage
Hornets.
9 i-deln S. Mo‘rrinlu.
May ii~Ghrlstluuity in Apostolic Age.
John ii. iniwronco.
May iii-«leans the Essence of the
Christian Religion
'l‘hoodole R. l'nvllle.
May 23-llictbods of industrial Peace.
John 14 1.1g ht. -
May 30m (.111 nogics Problem of Today.
George ii. Yoshurgh. ‘ ‘
June ti.~'l‘l1e Government. of Washing
ton. I). (2..
William E Chancellor,
June iii—The Awakening of japan.
A. llwight Keep.
June BO—WIlllum F. t‘llndatorie,
William Armstrong.
June 27-Honry Ward Beecher,
911 Vt. lit-ll.
LlCENSE VOTE IN MICHIGAN.
9L°cal Option Beln Decided In Manyl
Coun11‘1‘o‘oay.
DMROITxhilcl1..Aprll 5.-"Wet" or
"diiyf' is the question of the hour today
in ‘27 counties in the lower peninsula
In Michigan which are voting on local
option. There are upwards of 1.000
saloons and-114 blewdrles and? whole
title liquor houses 113 these counties
which will be driven oiili of business
if the campaign of the anti-saloon,
'lcajgue during the past two months re
suit in success in all or the counties.
In addition to the vote on tho it 1101‘
Question several state oiiicers wil be
Voted for Leaders on both sides pro‘
tossed continence today. but it was
generally conceded that local option
was sure to carry in a number or the
counties
In Wnahteuaw County is 1011111511 the
University of Michigan. at Ann Moor.
and the "drys" have made much or the
beneficial oilect which they contended
lecal option would have on its 4.000
students. The vlunther throughout the
state was generally i‘nlr today.
FMLED TO GET: TREASURE.
Plot prand of Georgian Revolution-
Detected Just in Time.
91113111511111. Apill 54A band or
'orglau revolutionists tailed by the
rowcst of 111a1gii1a‘yéstorday to
as entry out‘a carefully ar-
plan ,to seize the trealsure on
a steamer trading in the Caspian
an to escape therewith in 99
‘3 the par
thnin they discovers '
an a191d.co hill
1'1, under"
opt Mdshika Id 9
The pirates
‘JYcSJ took 11113
1 ram
Still iiii‘lllill
Commotion l6 Coupler
11 1' to
New on:
and the New York. Webtcheiater and g
Repreoontativce oi the New Haycfi
Was the intention of the company to
lEYork. Westchester and Boston Rail-
and Port Chester roads may lie per-
mitted to (ainsoiidate under action of
iccts tor the quarter ending June 27. "
- of the earth. and this movement to
, at an opportune, time Ma ,
’d which, are'now. barren
‘ out the empire
: Sahara: ‘ ‘
Fillicr iii “lilo ‘iiiold Moon Hadl
Follomd Many False ,Ciues‘ Beiore -
the Body oi ‘had’Vwas Found
FLINT, Mich” April lily—The mYB'
tory of the disappearance of ten yeari
old Harold Moon; luring hi
this city on Februoly
atnrday, when the be
found floating in Threa
(“an here Bis skates were
still 545193115131}? 9,115 our. He had
prong: athrong dice and drowned. ,.
TIT‘jd infill-Q: llama generally that
he had been 111 Trapped. and this be- '
list. was strengthened. by the stories
that he had been seen in various parts
Oi the state as well as do letters he
ceived b his parents demanding men-
by for b 3 return. -,
At the time the body, was round Lu
mu N. Moon the ia‘d‘s rather, was in
Delavan Wis, to which place he had
gone Thursday night 3n receipt .ot a
letter stating that bit the Military 0!
$500 at a certain place in that town
Harold would he tur ed. 901101 to him
sure and sound M001 Went Dillo-
van 111 Company with a Pinkerton man
and placed a letter at the appointed
place About an hour later a man ap-
preached and took the letter away.
While the father; and the detective
were making arrangements to- arrest.
the man, Moon learned that Harold' 3
body had been iouud. The an who
wrote the letter is under surVelllance,
and it. is acid 'wul arrested But
the police are ind “$69”? as to
what charge to prefer a; last 111111.111.
didn't get the money. and he cant be
charged with abduction;
Newspapers and police in all parts 9
0! the country have been following up
clues ,in an chart to rind young Moon.
A general alarm was sent out by Chief
of Polici- McCall of this city, about
ten days ago. An interesting i‘eutme
of the hunt was a can seat to the be;
members bi” the Sons of Daniel Bounc-
organization. which has 2.1th branches
throughout the country. Reward 11 ug-
grogatiug $1.300 had been offered by
citizens and organizations of this city
for the boy' a return
Harold u us last seen on February 2i
going in the (11111011011 or Thread Lake
with his skates clung over his about-
der. When he tailed to return (or sup
per that night his parents believed he
had gone through the ice nnd drowned
311111011 for his body Was being con-
ducted, when a teamster reported that
Harold had rlddcnwith him late in the
afternoon or the ,day he disappeared.
Then came stories or his having been
seen with a strange man in a freight.
car at Pontiac. Mich. ’I‘hisaud other
false clues were followed.
Since the boy's‘ disappem'anee his
mother has been on the verge of col-
lapse. sue broke down When his body
was brought homo today. but later
said she was consoled to know that he
had not been taken by kidnappers and
mistreated. . 9 9 .
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‘ 65 a Short
V 6151159985 STUDY FORESTRY.
1.1.1....“—
Moot Backward or Notions interested
in Saving Natural Research. ’
China. often billion the
ward of nations, in the car .. ,
a1 resources. is to be ,
a vigorous campaign in t
or modernism. ,
tor a. series of in nauwu
held under the auspices.
.Wuchiihis. 011.1111! at.
W Chang and Hanya'ng. Later t‘ncrc
11.111111, meetings in all the large cities
and important poi-ta both on the coast
and iii the interior. Mr. .I-Iow'ard
lchards Jr., the re re
this country 391 the (3 inc
showing the e
China, which n o
dent's lost annual message scon-
gross. form a part9 or a ‘ t
optlcon views which will .
illustrating these ictures
awaken in its people. a realization of
the importance or the forest ‘
(11111111 are prsotlc
of trees from 1
compelled to tax:
order to hold
farming. and to ’
across the valleys e
'= which the annuhi abode deport 'fi‘w‘o 9"
centuries ago many regions or China
Ledal \i‘lour. .
arms.-
silk underwear made
Smyrna Rugs inlthc carpet store.
quality from our regular stock and are to be had in Oriental,
. Floral and Animal designs. 30x60 size. 9
$2.25, but we are offering them at the special price of $1.95.
The!
was: 1351.
9.1.9; :9,
The Popular Lansdowne
Silk Underwear
A large assortment of handkerchiois for Easter.
01rd uovciticp suitable for gifts
H ‘.:;
,9999.-,....
Sale of Smyrna Rugs
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New Trimmings
M» Read
Sample Shirt Waists
_ V .VAtV'. '98. Reduction of Sb; cents to $1. 00.
We are now showing Lansdown‘eiii a \vltlc'range‘of-colVe'
brings including both street a11cl9evcniilg shades.
one oi the tried and true in dress goods material. and- is par-
ticniariy adapted iorV the present style of dress.
'0
' This is
We are oiicring for your inspection, Italian Silk Vests
and Union Suits, which are the dainticst vet most durable
A variety of new patterns 113.c111broi-
dercdvcsts, also thevcsts made with ribbed bodice.
Col- 9
A matter of importauCc to housekeepers is the sale of
'I‘hcse rugs are of good
The regular price is
{\t the 'i‘riuuuiugSection are 9111c new llaudings embroi-
dered on Net mall the popular shades, such as Taupe, Ca-
tawba, Wisteria and Old R1150.
nets and headings.
Also a complete line of jet
Anew lot of colored tub braids for children's frocks.
Co
Beginning on Thursday morning we make our usual MONTH-
END, SALE of Broken Itines and Specrais.
Norwalk Chronicler