Tut ado” on
immunity
w
, W
urgency
, Street.
comma cases
. atom itching with. not;
, . and procootfitogholhlmmd
i?
l
W Windham Orr.
‘ ,, K‘ tucltruo ad.
ti * ‘ltntl' ,
yours. Plum
w Whom the «tune .doy.
. at? “It“ 18w Hal mother
l" twitch.
QBRANDEGEE AND HlLL. .
. "y :
gilt over“
in Minnow”
cordial! .hifilatov rival. c 'r - .
#‘iniored day
one until tr used :Donu‘a‘i Qintul‘on t.
B. Goran. Mayor, Guard, Ala...
w, utrap‘fiii his co
‘ howling"
mp ;.
out about til
it -.»-
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o “adulth- c
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n.
"i Almwfilmdlu: doom: a
TIER; ANli'lliiL-énAt. 6!. Vin-
izirs. Alexpnder ,«i’iun
hecunw‘
a: grandmother,“ last
and her daugh- ,‘
. Nluitolwlaflam. both bo~'
The
was mar-
lNGTON, April ‘ 13.———Senntor
and Representative Hill are
friends, despite their recent
, the kennel-ship. They have
been immanent conhultotlon‘ of late-
' regarding the tariff rates of intereat
liloreohnocticnt people. The other day ‘
firmdggae went over to the House of
Roproflntdtives to see Kill. They met
cram . newton", loaf Hlln'figmulng
, . , Milo Eb.” cold 'andezee.
ohal‘rl . hands; wormiyiwlthvihe Nor-
m Modem Blue illame
_ and night the: tor-
ment oh'ltt‘blltgwplletin Nothlugmemed
it
. 1 cured: mm memorandum-«mt. John
., WfIOV‘JKlLLnHTMi'l-Fn . , ‘
_: ‘ thmml Apt-ill 13.4«pommmm .
.aimoutwrlthc vagcaocllncmtyww l
‘ cons “Mhough‘t that he had ninth“ '
- wlto‘li}.uflectiollo. John Bizozowsitl.“
‘ ointment streeujmnde'two desper-
; ate mild toendlilio lite, isstwnighty
lint billing " Minted With a leather
, it, mdedator attempt»
. ingot!" but his braiunsout by donning
mmst‘vtherburc or his cell -
abilcowhemoortdrsu He: was ~
multimillion; where he is ..
I padded-colic Bilozowultt
0 head from his =
I ,B’iymlllfieront charters have been
' mostly monetary considerations. each
' ethical-tho.» opinion that, tho Motion.
WGANAANL l0 ,
‘ wt? » ~ » .
dent. of thy WW’ to m m
’ Hope Lino Will be Built,
in the past fifteen yearn. at lent
ll;
. Moths id‘tolot‘m byphrtlu
who were luterutod in having a trolley
road fromNorwuiit to New Conan and
beyond The. mew, can 4
other was grant ”about it eon
.- illusion beyonm ». .
all“ Mfim ”Twat“.
ohner."W to the one tormhlch our
pomnllttec in now working in Hartford,
won grantcd nbou three years ago and
loony tclt sure at the duration the
long talked of trolley mad was an
nurtured foot. For vnl'louo tenuous.
project was abandonod.‘ Everybody
understands that the charters are
granted with the. provlllon that tho
loudia to be built in a glvcnlporitxl oi
lime. We have hoard some. people
plans will movnuilo clotted out. Mme
are one dldoronlt mind. Our Mil-AI
progrouivorand such 1 dweller: line
would upon, up vast. .poooibllltipo of
growth. We should clowns M: ovary
go out. that will add to the rowan
y ow» (loom “and to “her standiui
Milt still» other beautiful n‘viilogcn of
Cullpootlcutzmhlw (loom! Advertiser.
.m .y W “ «w.
Fdloylo'flonoy'nnd. Tonia I Idle;
gunndl unload. ueriouo - «would: from
it" luminarrwhloh loam tho lungs .
‘ $40ch into pneumonia. Avoid
counterfclubx insisting upon having
the genuine Foley’s Honey and ,Tar,
which contains no harmful drugs.
image: Pharmacy and if. it. Be};
or.-
“ which!“ size would make. at Boned--
» (links Town country countable turn
L Telephone no cramp a postal and
3% {Mgr-motion and («118W-
'. ‘ g. . W
| *WEfiiF‘F‘BKELLVS. new BADGE.
l clog . 3,, . yum?" . ‘
.RnN-"d Yfltfrdlyv From. a Friend in . . » ~ . the referee.
. 3 1’; flow”). Nflmulk. 6 The lineup und summary:
Deputy 51mm Thomas ,A. Skelly hm Montnuko. » , Hunters.
recclvpdhic badge of oilice. it orriv~ ‘ . Guurnlcri ..... ....,.t.‘....... Ansel
ed’ yesterduy. .. , ' l - ‘ . . Right forword. ‘
Jolt who the donor is the. MI“ Nonpmel A. Cu cl Hamsm. Losl lo Valentine .................. Snlniiing
an‘d jovial new deputy has output» 0 . llF‘ l) Sc l Lott forward. ,
toinod. though he would lllllc tolerant: 1'39“ch “’3 Y "9 ° O'Connor ............. ,. laiiflgllflmmel‘
tho name of the donor. The on»: ,l. Sixi Do1hl,e Comer. .
clueitlutb..bo had in that postmark. . Olin; 7' Cnnco .......... Valentino
Whitill-‘VQB mouth Norwalkgflanp." .. " Right guard.
l-:.’l‘bia.‘cmbiclu 0! his oliloe~_.lo- om ., A lull-sized crowd wna luattenduncc Walters ......... langhummer. Eiz‘eo
emerald with envy. it originated from
obimtin pie plate and one allow side
bearetho caption. "Sheriff Shelly." 0n ~_
tin; reverse side is painted I lino
young eagle and an equal number.
0‘ line young stars. the letter about
t e edges. forming a circle.
Deputy Sherln' Site iy is showing his
new badge to his fri ndn..
8PANI'8 NEW NAVY...
MhDRlD. April Ills—Tho cabinet has
decided. definitely that . the Spanish
fleet be reconstructed. The work will
be‘ontruated tc'urltlsil n‘rnla. -,- '
‘ WW--W.N.. ,.
whf not hent thohc cold. dump rooms
. . »»in»your house with I
- “ it!» {173%,
Quint: wan ,,
Wm m...
ill-SQ
l
ll : Til -‘ ..
u all. it... .1 ’
THEM“
15 l}... unmade.
« v
‘ ‘o 'loflnrcaentative. will call and give
. "rt ‘ '-
., . at. ..
kWWOMW' M...
too ctr. Olnsswure. House room-
ving‘ .ooiitiil’o'intcraf Supplied. Epsilon
‘Chiuc; by tho pieco outlet. 'l‘il
o1 Willanllot , mm
5:»
r H
sword. . .
, ;.,t.o.lt 'l‘liiidns Machines out:
on id Dink llooorda. Music on hot
05c. indestrtlctiblo Cylinder
'5
.l..
‘.
f.
m,
3.4M.“ 11:1..-
1- an... Million
illli PllT TTTW
7 H -: I I ,,.o spytlmt several of the young ladies
. -, . representing the Nommricitolm could
. i The lineup and summary:
‘ ‘T Fioldponl
f_ .. l-‘oul mhlflfiMMICWQ 1., _. ,,
Oilioialarsllicaors. 'v.lfll“tllo]50||. nlld
)vnuptg. . .. .
r 2‘: colonic; “chunks. ye: ._
7 g Following the glrls'..gomc.lthe bloa-
‘ {With rifled the auctions unabriduot
funny, incidence mowed. cum 4‘.th
.‘t‘
h ' Both.
Wilda. 350. Fits any cylinder
in , too and lasts lorovor. ‘ ’ ‘
Window downhill! Munro rhino
rill
’WGMW'QSPGCial .
pi i? *
We all} now i " lint
onto». MW .ri'ch
Mk; 3 d
polnto
:l m the. an.afrltiulp illu-
= “Wt? llv mumbled.
'7“ F ".BUYCfllNAMH
i
\‘y’ ‘
{i
m.
"cunt gout»
‘i
let the armory, taut evening. to witness
the double attraction provided by tho
.iocui basketball management. The big
cveuilwos probably the game played
'iotween the clever girls“ teams of the
Nonpuriel .A. (2.. cl iinrrloon. N. Y..
ind the Greenwich High school. in
which the misses from Greenwich.
,lroved victorious by the 800m 0! 16
to 3'.
This was the eccoud appearance
lord of the tirocuwich team. they hav-
ng played and defeated the bridge-
tort iii-git school team on the some
lount Monday evening. March 30. by
he lucoro of 8' l0 2. l'l‘houomreaeut
rare treated to n eurprtao ill the. know
edge and obiillv- shown by the com
:catlng teams. ”it in no exaggeration
man the bell undtnkc it down the
court in a style that would be u credit
to any team of young mentor equal
389..
The Nonplkici luster plainly owod
their detect to poordueic rot Ibootiug
baskets. for they certainly had the
aha on Greenwtch High. (loathe can
Jutr '. had rare opportunities. for soar
in ,ibut when the phonon oiling. thanks
‘. the accurate eye and hands of Miss
:. elmedy the ball wno'cloveriy caged. '
Mia. Kennedy madoz nix- outfit tilt
eight ironic, Mics Boles om. cud Milli
Merritt. one. which woodlho extent oi
the hhowing made by theflrcenwioh
Aussies. For the Notlpnrioli, tile-court .
snoring- was done by Mini Cote». who
gotloue goal. and out of three tools.
managed to cage one. melting the to.
ill three points. Many people came
From Greenwich and Harrison» and by
slouch cheering encouraged their" re
.spootlve teams. '
31‘ c Greenwich girls. by defeating
the ridgeport High school team three
we 3 ago. look the state champion
.shi among giria‘ teams.
Monulch H. 8. Nonparlei A. 0.
Miss Merritt ............ Miss Livails
‘ . » . Right l‘orwurd.
Miss Kennedy . ... . . . . . Miss Lenny
. . ; .~.. . Lott forward. .
oils; Peterson. Miss Ford.
‘ Canton. . . » ..
fillies Greene . .. Miss A. Ford
. 1‘ Right guard... ..
‘lllilo iiolcs . .. . .. . .'. Miss Core
1 V - .lattmunrd. ,
sreros Kennedy 6. Miss
dirwlttl. Mics Holes, 1,.Miun Coxc l.
"l - of ";
.port, .wduthcil. certainly. did bustle
around lilo molly. courteous. (my
rogueoof themahioh
‘ in the second half, ed the mis-
olnnto rutilis mutant. one was,
build pond. in running;
.41: A potion.
mgihenvliy against one of the vacant
' , min ulltliile‘conid got another. Anne], .
gnu Pail" i’l“
«romeo plinutco and touched to: no
lcdiiedognin. Hy-thiu'tilue. on it was
ttlmlc . " .
teams played like \vhi.l'lwlllllu.
the Montcalm-{tolling the loud and.
Stadium. . .
“dint busy on diode nix goals,
‘ atthe Montauitt' two. .At the
” contra: Eliot; til "-‘score was ‘a
. '9. t out.“ normally the auction.
. , , .» WWTWM" 1...; swig“ liganii‘ét (3:): "'0” *=
2 r . .13 ,“ no on it 0- etc1 '
‘ “”18.“ Paper: “My Hill filing. .1, mglugnhgbdfi, uncommon”: the : ‘ .
. . ‘ ire, orworx olclrnnurundyog
e, enema lit M It they 1,391?
ylwm author auditorium plate
on.» m
on
Motors. liu
. filfiflRMRlllfllyottr
Tim“ “ind (indigo. ' ‘
n. "I!” that,“ h ”nu“
;: Width folbuhg item:
3-pilt Cut Glu- Jug.
V'I‘y “u” ‘l . $3075
Solenoid Cram, pr. . 3.00.
WI!“ Bottle. - - - 2.90
Toll’Footéd Compottn - . 5.00
baled Bowls - - - 5.00
Upon i ‘ ' tipn thou prim will
Illufrotd Catalog
. loss; not.
Gldse' 1: large
fictive in
Vl ‘t‘
casement"
. on the New Havcnroad keep. heir,
npéctirciy.
glam was that all through tho-rough
neon not a single tool was culled, by
elcrowd highly. “Eliza. «who substi-
clipped and tell, loud;
hbhlrui.‘ and. who. rendered unconscious _ 7
ply 10:30. thccrowd became ilupu-H
. , . ‘ on ..illil.:,t.l,lel-o..wull.renllr .u'o canine.
at for the Columbia Phono- no the dome went along olnootlliy otter ‘
llol uglt‘tmtl the middle of thcsec- .-
when till?! ridneimt osm-
our
dimorundiaulalilug «lid ‘
.7i‘tt'chh ’ '
'l‘llu 'fuuniest part of tho
Loft guard.
Field mala-Aluarnlorl :i. Valentino
(Moulaukl- i. O‘Connor 1. linnco l.
Waiters 2. Slilulllng 3. P. inllghummcr
i. W. Lnughommor 1. Elton l.
()llicinlwliir. Ranch.
Timer-«ll. Smith.
. cup—up-
:aouuwtux olscueno.
Civilization and chriptlaolty Do Not
Agree With Pnry'c Protege.
NEW YORK. April 13.~—Mepc. the
Esqullnoux boy“ brought here in liltiti
from Greenland byflomnmnder Peary.
who rocontl disappeared from thin
city. has wr ttcn,to cheater hocmrt.
announcing his intention in return to
his people. .
lla says: “i‘uln homesick and dis-
gusted. and when». commander Peary
midlnc he‘had no’rofim {or me on his
shill. i lost hope. 13y 'hvliend’rolcasor
Rumpus. oi the int; 70: Natural
A“ ire me my to-
d‘
iiiswry, rcfu‘oed ”t
men's body so that. id bury it. or
give me my sled do '. i gave up
bellevlg that your , Christian ballet.
which you taught lnc wall mount for a
pool; Esqulnluux boy. After all. my
own people are lllOl‘u humane and kind,
iuld i am going home. Your civilizlv
tionvlutu done nothing but born! for me
and lny people. Good-bye."
SECURES CONTROL.
,. o...‘ a
M. P- Foflfl's, 2
w. ll. Marigold. of the Marigold.
Foster Printing Company. 0! Bridge-
port, who relinquished controlling in.
teroot in the plant some eight years
ago. again secured control of the busl‘
nulls. yesterdn’y, by toiling over the in-
terests of M. . Factor. The latter re-
colltly purchased a newspaper in Great
Barrington. ' Muss. and will leave
Bridgeport in it few days to assume
control of the proporty and direct the:
policies of the papcr. The change will
make no different-o. in Mr. Marigoid‘c
position as postmaster, as the direc-
tion of the printing buslncaa Will be
turned over to a representative by Mr.
Marigold, as in the. post.
‘ invent! m WEST-AFRICA
lilBBON. April 13.—-'1‘lic aural-nmcnt
nus dccldcd‘to introducoo rigid sys-
‘Lclu..ol' inspection ill Angola; West Aft
rich, to put! on end tattle conditions
oitull’crccd labor nnlong the native
workers, on .thc cocoa. plantations.
which have resulted lucouditpnu; nitln
to slavery.
‘.3":»w .Wu.r,..
. mam don-ALI: cunhll. nun. .
:‘w‘eli known snip owner: lio‘wu'bom
zin 1885;“ :- ’* - l»; .
d
w. H. Marigold Purchases interest or ’
~5.L0NDON. April lam-The“ death is
announced»! Slit Donnidnurrlo. tho
. Oll ill: Track
l iflngine crews of fihorc ‘Llno tmlnll
heads inside the cab windows as he
lights throughTthe Stony Creek “olit'
t cue days. boy will .09 p t_ , o
so until a ghostly fomw lglfiylidig'fip
thcmpcciai min maxim , by ‘ NW
ilovon railroad men Good hangout»
lug. - a aalisfnctoriiy examined. or until
the trident is forgotten. The story
of thc."ghqnt." hue diced going the
roundup; engine grown. for the punt
79‘" $373» ' u or 5? w
.10.: o’clock (load Ixrlday morning.
when the natural darkness was deep-
ened. by a misting rain. the “spook"
allocated. The cuiueer and would . .
of the train. =which was bound for blow
London, had brought it to I. stop in
the "cut" olmoul iii. the cruel. spot
where thc murder of Engineer Charlie
Way occurred a decade ago.
As the fireman, who is a \veliaimowu
New iiavcncr, leaned out of the call
window and peered ahead. lic beheld
a. vague white form approaching up
the tracks with outstretched hands.
He brought the engineer to the win-
dow mm an exclamation of awe. “My
God. what in it," both ejaculated ni-
mosl in "Hindu.
Tried to Ovcrturn Engine.
The "ghost" walked right up to the
from. or lilo engine and with some
u'cllzd motions took hold of the cow-
l:utcbcl' and pushed sticllllounly against
ii. an if to more the engine of! thc
truck. Should from the astounded
crew lulled l0 budge or even attract
tho attention of tho white form. This
strengthened the hupresaion that it
was t ghost. -
"'i'ry blowing off some steam," sug'
gcstod the fireman.
The engineer stepped to the lovers
and opened the steam valves. “Pie-sli-
ulluh" wont the oteum from the sides
of the engine. whereupon the white
figure drew book from the train in if
it.“ had accomplished its desire. and
lstepplng from the trucks continued
through the "out."
As it passed near lilo cugillo will-
dows. the lircmun gained the human
ulon that the figure was that of a nude
Illlili.
Thinking that it might be a dormant»
cd person he called loudly to the opera- ‘
tor in tho ulgnol tower nearby. The
towcrman looked out-end seeing the
white figure dashed down stairs and
securely locked the door. ,
“Perhaps it‘s only it crazy than."
yelled the fireman. to tho towermon.
"Let him in and get warm."
“He won't get. ill here." replied the
towel-mun all he prance hinwhito face
to the windows on watched the
"ghost" dluuppcar. , .
Way Murder Recalled.
it was usthc engine crew thought it
over afterward that they recalled that
the Charley I'lty ‘lliurder oedllrred at
tho yory spool . .
Why Wilson engineer and his bully
was found on tho trocilo‘therc at the
Stony Creek station. ‘ An inveiltlgatlou
disclosed no had‘beenhlurderodend ‘
his body placed acmonythe trucks. At“
her one of the moat inlerosting probes
ever made in the ethic the crime wan
traced to Thomas Coffer. ll bonding
bongo keeper. with whom Way roamed.
Coffey wooconylctcd and sentenced to
the plate [3 _. nicotine. no died there
a i " your M9."- " , , .
. ."E pay": ghopdtid' exclaimed the‘engl‘
use i It] he. rec . led the crime.
“finite “digit only some crazy man
i
lilml consoling"; ~ -
Maybe that's what the “ghost" was.
but the Shore Line engine crown keep
their heads inside the cob now. just
the some. I ’ ., ‘ ,
surname coda? couch lu.‘ I
Only rm am: oh the airfield End
of the Dakota—Bout” Wllin’lflflg ,
Tho ouprcme. court for the. third
counties of New Haven and Fairlieid.
came in for the April term thla morn-
ing at 10 o’clock. in Bridgeport. The in:
dications point to a short session..as
tho docket is not very long. . . .
. so tar as» ll‘airiicld. county is. con:
corned. the judges who havopr’esidod
over the superior court and those who
preside over tho common pleas courts.
to lawyers and clients. in the put six
months. no there are only (immodest .
the docket. and two oi! these will hard-
ly he heard at this time. _
The main businesl of tho court will '
be on the New Haven cased, which
’number. 18‘ in nil.».~_,But some oi them-
my go uver‘totho Juno term. and
s 1,» further shorten the docket for .
ti; o scallion.
‘2
‘ .w . out»: int» ‘. ‘
n’l. coll.
most of tho Work fdr‘til‘o Hueliurn. they ‘
having cugjed’ tour and tilted gum, ru-
‘llnlmit women. Drop
9. .
, *ment of unkempt an advance :0! pill?
7 'United states.
. ,‘t‘lutc’e other courts ore'due' tg'conto.
lot today. so thcthuainmhwlli Dc
brip at the county in
do seaport. Th“ jcivi. . it». . ,. .
Jill!“ Howard -Curtls, . ii hail
plenty of buelueag _ aim dodgy!)
ll the civil common up», in Judge
cum N. Scott on t. elite tch‘. Thou
thorn in the criminal com dilllililas.
Jutillo Joules F..Wolail oil‘tilo .bcn‘ch.
which is due with dJlil‘y... ' ..
. —--—-.-r-~—--"' L ; . .
PRICE or anecpg‘y, xohhuo: A
CHICAGO, April 13.4mm announce-I
cont u loot in tho price of ,b'reald‘la ex;
: of the manipulation ortho halyard i,
ket.hy dame: A. Patten. .two“
Weeks it is expcctedgthatt‘ ‘.lttlyitllycod ‘
price will. haveflxtdpdo , broil the,
It add ticn,ropom;
from odon prelim t .
. N1 7 “hard
W" h , . , 1‘
l‘Mhyii molt»
inspect the “tits;
tp colon. They will ntnrtgi‘rmn Charlene
ton; ll. 0.. on April 20. and chpdct to
com» WilWAhK._
be gone about iourwuclts.
“ ocular
[While Form Tried. to Push Engine
The” M» Read
with no clotiics on.“ replied the fire~ .
monograph.» When ready‘lor tilei‘neiutalilon us for
judicial district. which includes- the . 3
ilillsl. have given marked automation . 7».
all told, on the il‘nlrlioldcnuutyioltdm» 7
ducted this week on tile. direétmellultl
- .. ,. . crush.“
g ‘pecte tondvonce‘ln Eli ion ,mo. °
cuddfidhvloldtgpdofi‘rmhpnf '
lc’h vcnucl they will make their trip '
New Sllk Dresses . ~ . -.
This season the Silk Dress is meeting with lunch. favor.
In our suit room will be found several (liflcrcututylcs of Silk
Dresses in the prevailing Spring shades, wlliclt'arc very style ’
isll and nicely made. Wisteria, ()ltl lllue stripe, Peacock
(irecu, Rose, Raspberry, Pongcc and Black being the most
popular colors. ' » ‘ '
Prices range from $15.00 to $22.00.
Samples of these dresses may llc seen in a Main Street
\rilldmv.
Shoe Racks.
ch have a very neat ruck for the keeping of shoes ill
one place. It is made of brass, nlckcl plated. and can be fas—
tened to a door or wall. Holds three pairs of men‘s shoes or
four pairs of women‘s. Shoes can be placed in or removed
quickly. , .
Garment Hangers. .
(lllrlucut hangers 0f cvcry description can liL‘ loulul'in
our stock. Complete suit hangers for men and women. also
coat, skirt and trouser hangers. Made of wood, wire and
sheet metal. in tin and nickel finish. Now-and improved
styles as well as the more staple ones. Prices-from 30 up.
. llouscfurnislling Dept.
. i .
W
Articles of Brass and Glass.
Note some of the prices of goods to bc'loulni iu the.
brass and glassware section, lower floor.
Brass Candle Sticks, 75c, 98c, $1.25, $1.50 to $8.00.
Brass Jnrdinicrcs, $l.00. $l.75, $2.50, $4.00. $5.00, to
$l8.00.
Brass Fern Dishcs. 75c. 98c. $l.50, $2.25. $3.50 and $5.00.
(Colonial Glass Candle Sticks, 10, 15, 25. 50,-75t: cacll.
Special 8 inch Near Cut Gloss Salad or Berry Bowl, 500.
German Silver Bags. either plain or jcwclcd frames,
very neat and attractive, $4.50, $5.00. $660 and $7.50. ‘
jewelry section.
Go
thwart.
’ 7' uls’lS‘ no; 'SEASONTtortldlideNd‘: household» .
rangements. ‘The‘ ”older Gillie, 'tli tolfilioblisplculiud '
‘ plates '; new Carpetsor Ruhr? for “the more profili-
cm...“ grades Rmalislzes. .
rulings GhlmMafimgs "
o
‘1‘."
\
Llnoloums 1;, .ou Clothsf._ .
"Lace Curtains IandPortiel-‘es' ~ ‘ a; ,,
Shades to Order a Specialty . {7'
~ man 8; Son -~
Mt ° '
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