' Ian—‘4“ u‘
alilli
6hr prices are at-
my 5‘ beta dull ganglia,“ b :t
{aflocxfgao it” fig: ll war 12ny (1
some do
I4“ ' h 8th
"S—E):
csscrs.
.00; Suitable circles to match
, 59° III suns
'éfiéghhwtfidWfig
511131th twodnch
:1 .00: I! out; at tpeciauy
Irish “than rcdt ctions extend
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ll'liou‘iilu Elm m i-
.Idiit .pr-
’ REESINATED WHILE ABLEEP.
‘CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. April 22.—-
Rudolph Root, aged 55, was assassinat-
at! at a this hour last night. while
' asleep. ’l‘he murderer opened Mr.
.vBuol's bedroomiwindow, and placed a
w stilt! otldynsmlte on his bed; explod-
.. ill"?! With a theta. While Bob] was
, .kll "infilmfiy. yet his wife, asleep
I £11195 e5csped wiIhoutinjun
Q ~- lioUSEWIVEs
why not heat in so id. damp rooms
in your; bug" ’with a .
' Mdil’éiIIIIBliIiIe flame
. hone us 01'- drbb a postal and
Iou‘r, spresen‘tative with call and'
I on t '
:7 0111115 (In Adding???
'fl‘eep
m luring styla ore ready for?!"
- isme'tlon .wuib
Whores. arises met his;
DUO! this
no: a 'l‘al ng “minds.“
sale on _
3g!“ “gloom
3F .cyIlndenr-
”UT" NOHWALK,
..‘. r‘sl. cos. ' ‘-1
. lit We III
$15,233 His
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i'
:ii
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it s‘.”
illllllll__i__ illii llllll
Legislahve Committee Regd .'9 Re-
port Radical. Clint 'Iln.‘ lor
mad-roan Aptlll 23.453 e'omnD
lee on Roads. Rivers and Bridges is
about ready to report some radlepi
amendments to the law under which
Highway Commissioner Muodousld
no two years tgo the constructiono
a‘syatem of state roads at a cost of
M, 600, 000. Commissioner Mscdonald
made several recommendation at»
committee, one of which provi en t
{£1131 1'sw he so errata that his t7?! fig
”to II page to :7 “ye r hot
3th tes oncy and in shit: on "
spend “1,110me 05] six
e'arI o e
.I I I III I IIIIIII‘I“
Var ll %
l u
lu'ldmlttee gpeém to report thin
5nd 1
rem “50 (511311“ she 55in- amends
which will relieve the tow'h
fi1ln'e liy’sth‘m of
nm 1
, #:9153335 win 53
10hr ooh dliutli' lb
law video that of
ap roprlhtlon one
(3 use. in any ten year
k ll'nles. but likes the
lie of tt-«onc-elgllth or one-
61" fig fl'sm'dlll to tho toWn' s grand
'Lll 538 ll; [list the intro. The
pigtails wit
.116 be 'ptye
010 system slid
" 9 this! pilot was to‘ have a system of
:ltnte roads paid for «likely by the
state and this move goes back to its as
far as the trunk roads aré concerned.
i‘Dullll lIhe spring every 0 id
bongfittéd by taking 'ii'ol‘elITMy
1'nI bedy. it furnishes a needed Ionic
the kidneys after 'thc éktta I; rim
0 letter, amt it poi-ides chided
§I§hlaling the llihe 5.11611 cultsi
to eieniln to t '5 impurities
Iom it. Foley's Kidney emedy im-
parts new life and vigor. Plbasant to
Inks. Bridge Pharmacy and F. H Bax-
er 1'
bozo NEW HAv N MAN DEAD.
NEW HAVEN, A I’ll 2‘2.~——lsasr no
st-nherg one of the oldest Hebrew res-
idents and business men of this city
(Dad today. in his 80th year.
“A,
Hotel WMahaIckelno
service and Cuisine Up to Date.
Rates 32 per day and upwards.
rok and Generad tutor-mutton Ticker.
-n—-'——
Sunday Dinners, 75cts
uncut m
E ength and diira'lllllty
5w ,$1, (fights equal to one cosiui
sumo TACKLE min
to a FISHING ..
a full line or this kind. always on
no 6..
.k‘ {is
CHAS E. IDOIW
, .112 "Afifllmfl 8mm; -
, , um ‘
.5
5:; .' y~-I--I~-r-§.g‘.~-
~55:- I-THI new
t utls up on draught.
ll Beeren Drfliflht.
”VAN. Proprletor.. .
3‘... Inform ”2.
0-OIHW
defirtl fuel“.
Anion. J. lmltlt.
' “1553.
'1'
awake eterg "
6D and spend it '
limiting it [i'os- '
. Alterney Canticld:
t»;r.1$-3J.,’ o
.lflfpr‘sbc‘h
l VOLTAX the mndgrfulpc
RUST PROOF. and outfit
will protect metal {9th
act in. will remc
my be dpplipil
am. it is the est paint for
FALLoN en‘s sea-an s‘AIt con.
MITTEE.
Lawyer, Under Examination. Talks
Rather gsvsq'sly to Charles
S. Canticle.
During the course of It. hearing
house, in Bridgeport. befor
ancé committee of the Mt
Bar association upon charger ht
against A'ttorIIIc) Frederick 8. Ion
by fntrtck Moorish. o‘i Isl't' Main
street, Bridge sort the attorney accus
tId Attorney llhnriee Stuart Cnnflcid.
of the grievance committee of refus-
in; to bring a BI tdgcpmt uttorncy be
fine the committee some time ago
when he (Altollloy Fallon) made
charges 01 bribery against him.
The hearing developed along
grounds that were quite sensational.
due principally to AltoIno'y Fulton's
statements I
Patrick McGrath. a former street
cleaning superintendent under Direc-
toI Chalice Williams, was struck by
an automobile driven by George Ga-
lII-icl, son of the late Peter (iuhrlcl.
who for years was one of the most
prominent contractors in the Wheeler
& Wilson Co. McGralh suffered from
an injured fool.
He took the matter to Attorney Fal-
lon and becoming to his testimony of
forcd yesterday: the attorney was to
receive onea‘duarter of whatever dam
IIgc's he secured for ilthrsth. Attor-
ney Fallon contends that the agree-
mcht who that he was to receive one
third.
Motiralh claimed that Attorney
i‘ntlon “3091\ch $100 in damages, and
also claimed that the attorney said
he only secured $83. He testified
that he wont buck to ihc attorney at-
lor ho‘ hoard that he hurt received
two t’tlstt'md of $88. and demanded
that M» be gtven 39 more. ‘
Attorney Walton took the stand in
his 0151‘ defense He sale that If hr-
hp‘d ever thought he' uIOuld hive hilt]
nhy publicity dyer the 'm'ht'tor MI.
would hate given litet'it‘ath more than
:9 that he would hat‘c even given
$90. He said that 116 only received
tax and the agreement was that he
Was to receive a on‘ti- third share of
the damages obtained.‘
He strongly intimated
sidered the demand for 8 more but
It piece of blackmail. saying: 'Therc
5 times when a man has to submit
I blackmail."
Attorhey Fallon said, referring to
‘l knew he would
run down to you and you would drug
at he con-
me up heIe"
Attorney Canficld said "No honest
man Mr. Fallon. need come be-
fore this committee “
Attorney Fallon replied. “l dun't
know about that. i complained to
you ltbout a local lawyer and you did
at bIIlIIIg him up before the gr'ievanoe
committee. "
Attorney Caul‘leid replied “i don't
‘ rhfiielnb‘cr that."
"You led Attor-
toy”, Fa how Milt.
""‘l'hat'il pretty cheap tilk 1 recent
Ihend that there be no in
grace in that sort of talk." said At-
ney Csntleldu- u
"on dual" 1‘
I535: 5 find you L
law
90th logs down Attorney _Csn-
eld repeated tits slptemenl that it
Was npretty cheap talk to bring he'-
re the committee"
John Rogers lessons ‘In berm st
ttomir much“ No “this! it!
answers elude when; Mr.
rdtb mum in find thel 89" was ill
on He signed a receipt. The wlti
and said We 5 ‘hot‘ time" iii, In»
that Mcflmth had
at that the attorney had agreed
.. In. .
:l lg she the case on u 25 per cont
1
A
lemony“: Fallon
(I‘M‘ll' III foul), and. lid mulled "2th fire
'1de some mount moneyed
W0! coming to him. 'The witnmis said
that McGrath had said to Attorney
F‘sIlon.,I',, 11911.net 0 and mid 1115
ulIl'v'I rng (1338.-
li'e' wi' boss ('55' th'lil true)
rein led: " u ca'u't ms
motile and say tutti." 5nd Mcora'th
5593'; 5W oiiflthst lain who
kid at you as lt‘h’e knswwont
Mu. Htghsom'wlie is a man who-
lilac done some profmslounl work for
II motion or twice. llo' e a chlropooist.
Mrs, GsswnliJlflbiropodlst'! Oh. yes;
We heard of them. They don't. be-
mullet/o Lu foroordlnutiou. do theft—Chl-
csc “'l‘rlbune.
Mn" " Mdllufdéllil‘él‘
by the Electric Csblg Cay. “I FIREPRO
' t1}? deltc'tw
VQLTA'X will [till (I 'g'gl9'tnized' iron, brass, copper. etc. It
kc ducks, ooiier fronts. stegrn ,Pl , etc.
it will withetsn acids". Ihot water and times, and Is :1): only
paint for platin and scaling tanks. It will min“ roof coh-'
etc. Our INSUMTI'NG VARNISH Is one oi the wonders of
yelserday morning at the (zoo Ity “$99.1
elil minty i
rl‘ndtfl- '
Attorney Albert J.. Hermit I
, torn er and salt and edyemt’e‘ to taste
“$13: at filial: fidfigngmkgg gush and put into a pan the knuckle
asked its» the
{lad said. “i'll standI tbefore you or it
‘ aIIyQuéL é. ss'i and
th fiwlfit es a 5.110
1nd éfic‘llfirfie e’d: "Ygur 55' bilifih
aging as: he,” id, hashing
I gut door,
(53.51% ‘(ej'e‘y "1' ”‘25,." v w l
13g m is sameness .
removcdss
.II thaws:
vesseis' bottoms. at: r boilers,
i
the age. . 5. ,- 'hhht l:le and- possibly seven of the
' g9 -. , men) ore of the in lciary commit-
‘ SALE BY . ' of utilities
SOUTH NOW
It ‘1' new
IIIIIIIIIIII III illtfll
toil “woe" to much linen that has
from l'ylng 5. long time
pacifist awny‘; is to soak it in sour mm:
. “£th kiwi some time before
‘l‘h'cr'e is a great dinerchc'e in pou-
does, an its great varlot I'oriaiitcs in
regard to w caves. 'Ohé 'élhé 'ploco
which represents the In It sw‘o of a
whole iamlly rom gin 1111M or to
granddaughter, resulting in great on
cvcnnosu wlIllo 'unotllér likes the i951-
; ular woavc which Is l‘d‘l’md egen I}; the
hand-woven fabric, and there so all
kinds to suit all tastes.
The wall papers and crcton'nolt to ill .
same designs and calming; are used in
the city its well as summer homo with
excellent effect, if used with taste and
sparingly.
Have you cvor noticed the soft.
agreeable. tone of the light which
'comcs through the curtain of cream
colored (I'llocsct loth? ’1 his is a delta!“-
and mutcrlal to use in the summer time.
«if one has dark shadcs hack of them.
or blinds. to be used when it Is doslr~
ed to make the room specially dark
The feature of a silk ngn which
looks \ery simple '0! construction but
which needs the artist hand to esecute
Is the panel front and birth which
have the appearance of both One
piece; as lfn etrtpof the mute at he‘d
had cut from it a round optmlng
through which the bond was thrust
one (and hanging nedrh to the hem oi
lhc sikrt at. the fr'om and the other
and iongcr one out On the train at the
back both beautlnillv embroidered. At
the waist lln’e bathroom platted a hit
to make them contmm slightly to the
throw and caught the re with large elu-
broidcred buttons the opening at
the neck revealed a yoke of not and
the sleeves Wore also of the not.
This woman Who knows how to relax
and savr hcr nervous energy sits \vhcn
combing her hair or massaging iner
taco. Silo docs her Work better be-
(Iltllso it is It‘ss lll‘t‘B-ltlme to tilt.
Few hats which are tilted back from
the taco have style. Just notice for
I time the best dressed woolen and sec
how thev we or tlIclr hats or rather
the style of hats they select. See if
they do not choose hats which must be
worn over the taco.
Stitl‘ly set the plain round or square
motif. even if of real lace. does not
beautify a lingerie blouse, but the wo-
man who experiments a little in the
placing of these ornaments and the
lace around thcm, evolves a garment
of great beauty.
Black marqulsetle in line of the fav-
orite materials for the sheer costs that
are to be worn over summer frocks-
a French idea. (if rue it. is consld~
cred much better to h ve tho coat the
color of the gown, but it one central
ford a different coat for each 50W“.
the black will do for all.
Clam chowder from the New York
IthIne: Use two dozen raw shelled
ams two tomatoes. one big potato a
l Ila of thyme and parsley tied togeth
I, a small knuolib "'an stout, three
fits of cold water, one onion a ten-
of hear one me Of butter.
the same of lean bacon.- oheIlrcsn pet!-
-
veal covering it with water Bring
to' 'd slo'w. boil. Carefully told! 08
e scum and let it simmer gentry for
early three hours. 01351) use the on-
1 n and pepper. cut into small *rliicshl
9 bacon and try Wt When
one mix in the flotirfl ‘Poh'r in this
on] stock. add the ’llotlttb cut into
dice, and tile- is ”971013;!"
eeled hmoéeded in“ our talk!
Wain ‘for about trait an hour, then
Add the clams. chopped 11110.30" five.
minutes more. erve with Iehoppod par-
dlcy sprinkled over. -
It IcrtIIiIIIc on tho h'.n|r if you are
'illrlzlhx pail It-bnaril‘n Mil: thi
u‘slI as you would btdttialnt‘tn‘o. lint
the host mutants of all is a clean
as i. aim the IwI'It ships that IIIhlI II
is’b‘ t’a‘tnoId by tliorobgh dad'rc'gt'llnr
lingo (if the more ‘ ‘ I
l'flll' {011 didn't fit. your
linoé'hxt up pyosterillty,‘
the ne'xt aluy'd ay.
19111511 1150 ex" soon, If p, rainy day is
ldpgi ffi this sorta work.
'53.th oil as It In addition to al-
intuit any and r9
I. When buying a 11 list. consider the
tor and style of we gowns you will
likely to want. in wear it with, end
, then decide; not e. else there
In” be neat disc of color and dis-
ntmeut. c Iv .
is much newer sorta ollt' I fence
«on the outflow of west; tsbrtos
it ran may he hangings; shown»
It yrs for summer. Let them honed
might and plain- they are cooler.
1 him; so.
;Wenr Wllllu pcttlmmlswtkvy are
q ito‘oorrerl. but do not get them to"
‘f ii, and (in not starch them Show
footer: thorn to the bottom of the (or
set instead of putting them into a
n‘IIeulllII'x
ylt away until
é 8re bound to
.1 ,i
i» .
”The judiciary «osmium
, CHARLES I3. pow ._ M
' 'uz wuprpomrm
“Were construed together
, federation
' r members wanted to have a bill pass-
‘situatlon. and, thin ng,d
lwould hit the popular bane were a
h lore be no ludutefi
dlnu shippers to s‘
l'lllll illl’l Pill .
i'u lc Uék'ed interest and Many
Distrustctl the idea
I l
HARTFORD ApriI air—And that».
lie utilities bill has not been
ed These are the saddest words t-
loved to connection it h tielhnhllo
service corporation rot
thpve
approved a suitable hill and with
that (uovalfl there might have been
he hoddlil: It least but
theib
stow Willem“
muse s wet the
the commie
“I into the
it it is known
' favored some It
The apphrent lack of Interest on
the part of the public ex pt inso-
far as the business men’s associations
I with the
opposition including that of the state
of labor. eftectuslly did
f0I a bill proposed. Scale of the
too the
tdcd eith-
er that ”W task was too great for
them. or that the 'cbances that they
ed.1'hey'evldent| thoud
slim as those of the hill slres'dy before
them.
This is cold consolation for those
who have been warm 'sdvoostes of
the bill before the "ssfidhly, but it
remains as a basis for a hope that at
the next session them may be pre
sented a public utilities 11m Which
will meet with the approval lo‘fevcry
one. Jost how it ls to be done is
a quIIpIL-x problem Just What Is ob
Sectiouablc in the present bill. extent
in some quarters is hard to deter-
mine
The looting seems to he one of dis-
trust 01' the Working of the Mel.
Souic object to appointment by the
governor. ‘ Others roar giving so much
potter to a few men would not to
the disadvantage of the public. ‘ 0th-
ers fear that in the hands of unscrupu-
lous men it would be snout-cool
graft. Still others think the super-
ior court should name the' commis-
sion, and a small number want the
people to elect the members. And
thus it goes. . .
A public utilities Mil might have
passed it it would hive hat to
have horn such a mm of ingenuity
and safeguarding: that its consultants»
lion seems impossible oracb‘ievement
this side of the mtllonltlfm
I. .. , . .
n‘
.l.- ‘
«119an makes a
‘muddy. Empty complexion. headaches
nausea. d.tgestlon Thin blood makes
you weak. pate. sickly Burdock Blood
Bitters males the blood rich, red. pure
«restores perfect health.
W
ACTHEO9 "WKS‘ DIT‘IlNED
9 .IWI ‘
Customs omtsls Looking Into Con
tents of luv“. Owned by Mia's
' Dr'e'sst'er.
NEW \ORIK. April 22.-—Tho detou-
lIIInks bearing the name. of Marie
Dressler, the actress. marks the de-
\ciopiuent today of, what is believed to
he a new phase in the big smuggling
case which the federal ottlcials are in- .
vestlgltting. The Tti‘tmks wore ship-
ped to New York from .Phrls' vls
innon. Miss Dressler reached here
9 at me:- Baltic some time logo.
and burr! on to Chicago, leaving two
trunks containing theatrical costumes
on the White Star Line pier. When
her agent went. to the pier 'to ditch
the trunks he discover? that instead
of two. dye trunks bore 153 Dreamer a
name. and was interned tbit two
more would arrive on the steamer Ad
ristic today None of the trunks Was
delivered to the agent, the customs
officials instead dewnng them pspd
in; inr.estlgatlon Miss Dre'sé'ler com: ,
municatc’d with over the lung diseases
telephone in Chicago. declared that
she expected only two trunkeit 111M
live out of the lot of seven trunks are
6f the “underground" order is the be-‘
lief of the customs authorities; and
Miss Dre‘ssldr's Agent ex ressed the
conviction that the. also are had no
ed the actress“ none his attempt to
pass the optimist into “on country
withou; the payment of dup’. .. -
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Aunonmu ”sesame LL. 3.
wa'surNorOugI gm .«Al '6 .
it is not probable'gl': t4 311W
speculation bill intrudlll:
§ nth/e Scott will he cdnfigegsp
so during t‘il'rl 6 DWI“
uglier of th" ‘Irlelt‘s lire im‘l‘idt
bfi'hgn’hls effortdqliohrdfh ate «my hi.
lien l or tile mendrfé. For a'ttme
ion has been under ‘the ohm-as e:
at the pistol g 0 we“ eat a
"a not until his title”;
reken we di"
d“It
535';sz
age ‘51 button. 6 . team
as more nit.
"Io 'n‘ada is? “logy
i‘thi's'c‘gaolmtry :51? hit nl
l"‘t ‘t‘hd' 11“
this country. Mr. WNW; Hfl’hrltliottfi!
to reduce grain I'epcohluftou to- me' .
minimum by preventing the rise of the
mails and telegraph commutes for the-
nominee of dealing in grain Futures. '
W ;.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. . .‘ .I
Malls Roma—Charles E Eaton, B.
F. bowl, 0. Berger, Boston't’oi E: St!"
.yer. New York: 0 G.‘ W3 and
suitcase. Newtonian =I ..,.-. i.
Oilfield—LION Fe: Notdtg‘I Welter:
doom A. Mansfield as N need. 1!.
W; fluted. WIM ".ldhllso‘l'I.‘ S. S Ste-
vene.0hsriou A iii-rant w.1.‘..pchIIu
A it. Fronds Boston; IT" M flhnrron,
our; (1. A th'rrou, isolate-m; Nov:
W. P is. \ilornig.I.ltsrtlnrd1- VtrtmI
blind. -
Batu, s. Andrswatn #51“!de N.
tlou here by customs officials or live
Eff 1,115th to ‘
Iwite. Chicago; at. owner News-Mm
sins .
c 0. miles; Humor ‘I'Irvc
Bridgeport; 1L _ “I '
Greenfield. ,t‘t’
use YoIIIlt_ . 1 ms
amIsI-Im or mail:
pull dam ‘ drum-‘6.
distress: mitt“ -. i
truest test. MI; I.» auntie.
New York: or: Collies“, B'Ihiwim.
t. L: a. demo. ‘eimou N. at; ‘
till.
it Is an entirely modern Invention.
'
museum. search, 3'9”.
“fl
...___—
I . Bridgeport Adyertlsemettts
It!"
I
1—-
The Cadillac Desk Tillie
One piet: of useful
1" IIrIIillIIc planned to lake the place of ttvo pieces, and I a
modern apartment space must often ht cdtllsidered.
lie
Cadillac' 15 a Library Table with a writing désk In CQm'baffi- '
lion, hidden from view when not in use.
All exhibit Is ll] lhl‘:
front window of the Carpet Store at prfscnt showing the
Iucchamsm of the table which is simple. and very clever.
and a reading lamp
imagine if you please a handsome Library Table, fur-
nished as it ought to be with tempting books. magazines,
Then, if you wish to write, without
disturbing a single article on the table you pull out a. drawer
and desk. perfectly equipped with stationary. ink, pens and
all such paraphernalia. all of which after using may be push—
ed back out of sight again.
See the window display and
then go to the Furniture Rooms and examine the different
styles.
. I
In Mahogany, $15. 00 and $25.00.
Golden Oak, $14. so and $15. on.
Famed Oak. 3x3. 50.
Small sizes for bedrooms and sitting rooms
Fourth floor, (Zarpct Store elevator.
Cedare‘d Bags
Ho'w' that it IS nc1rlv time to pack away furs and win-
lcr clothing, let us remind \ou that we have Collared bags
and Piper for packing. The Dogs are positively air tight.
dust proof, and moth proof.
In six sizes for Automobile Coats, Mulls, etc,
From 50c up.
Paper in sheets, 40 x 48. 5c each.
Basement Furnishing Store:
. Have you tried the chocolatc' In the Tea Room? Clio-I
oblate with whipped cream, a sandwich or toast is a good
"pick- me- up" in the middle _0f the lorenoon.
Fine rib. It It wci;ht; fine rib, medium we:
' heavy wow.
The most
gt popular price 9!
isosIZ pairlot 25
HOSE
Extra fine for Girls.
Our 39335115:
excellent valué a't
Medium weight tor Boys and Girls
.855
Read Go
I .I “Mum.
Is BLACK dose
'ght; wide rib,
“lg Stgekihg we «#:5011115 the
Heavy «Eight for Boys
Ana pans and who
LADES’ HOSE
Popular Price of
.23 its. per pair
v In
tops. booties etc; . I. . , I,
Also 'an "exuded: §thcklni' i: "‘ I: .
..
'“Why do‘heotlie make do much fun
of the spring poi-ts?“
plants have no anion and are rhrcless to thee:
soul yolln‘g."——Gliic'oso modulo fist sweet the moist slt~
. world."——i.nulsvtiie‘
“A:
fit.
I: W ' II
he (so In am
3 beeswarmII~Wasu-l
l
I
I
' Because spring ‘
. I51 ‘35 “III
GREAT VARIETY
' Y
math
tyfii‘té Ladles' Hose is our large. variety and
warehouse Lisle, medium weight, split feet, ribbed
III“?
,w-
M'bertstn Ipoilosmsnr month-r cook
on he mantel list it prove dis-
to comm dfselvnus. , . . .
“no you think lid menus. hotness,
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