Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 29, 1910 · page 6

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

, SHINGTON. March 29 «The
of Associate Justice David JOI

wet. or the Bun on: ‘ curl of
lofted Stnte' ii. at hi

fl .tpd "wall“ aym 9%?
'l
II in: than “9919‘s no

flier 9f the supreme Court chill:
., test were undoing the ca lira.-
‘ 0 co Brewer was found In the bath-
, \ .. of his home, dying of npopleay.
Iiscovsry being made by Mrs.
oer. She at once telephoned for
. fee Gould, of the Supreme Court of
‘ 'Iismot of Columbia, who lives
Iy. riluiyyln to the Brewer
- notice can d. with the assist-

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

d (lucid said that Justice Brew-
still faintly bentlu5 as
will Into the hodromu. Mrs.
and a niece Miss Clara Ilnll.
, Allie; only members of the family
house at the t.lme An attempt

; e court. but It was found too
to reach any of them, but. Justice

irshal Wright and Deputy Clerk
-'I soon got word of the death.
so Gould in the meantime sum-
Ing or .‘I ‘II. Taylor who lives

., aylor declared that. .Iusti e Brew
as dead when he arrived r Ster
ling Rollin was summoned.

slice Brevver had not been well
He had had several
Iliad s of headache and stomach trou-

News of his death traveled quickly
« dud a large number or newspaper cor-
respondents and others were at the
hoot e within a short time afterwards.
President Taft upon his arrival here.
todti from New York was much dis
treat ed by the new of the death last
night of his friend Mr Justice Brewer.
lie 1 ad learned the bare fact last night
before his departure from Jersey City
and eager Iy read the detailed accounts
of t‘; e death of the noted jurist as soon
its e newspapers reached him III his
cart t the Union Station this morning

Pat‘sa MAltmo MACHINES lots.

Iovtlral of the Regular Tenders Fail to
Appear For Work.

l’I‘l NKLIN, N H., March 29. «Con
eidel able surprise was centred at the
thrill of the international Paper Corn-

pan} here today when several of the
mailer machine tenders of the tiny
ail! did not appear at their places at
the dime the men of the second night
mi :33; quit work Two of the .paper
as machines In Mill B, were
I! to stop running for a short
will e, but were dually started again
who the foreman of the mill induced
the night men *to return to work and
finitih the stock that Was III the ma-
chines. At a meeting Sunday the ma
00190 tenders refused to vote to join
the trike of the pulp mill workers now
in progress.

10 was thought that there uouid be

Monitor strike here but it Is under-

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

that a number of the machine
can re talked the situation over dur-

in

at

e nitht and early today and some
In decided not to go back to work
e mills. .

0 reason was given for this ac-
tion, but it was stated that the men
are dissatisfied with the strikebreak-
era who take the place of the helpers.
do" machine tenders are all skilled in

IPIIICE or same Advances.

Incl-case of say, Per cent. Oauou A
iDdoreno In the Consumption.
0.81001 March 29. ——The price of
ton'a favorite and noted edible——

the baked beans—has increased over

per cent duties the past two
and caused a decrease In the cou-
Iption of approskuateiy nine per

' Two years ago beans retslied

and 8 cents per quart, while they

cost 10 and 11 cents.

I ton‘ a bean bill In 1909 was nearly

‘9 I“.000, an Increase of about $1.

'I over the cost of beans In the
view year, notwithstanding the de-

, . In the amount used. in 1908

9. were consumed In this city 589

' hulheis of beans Last years this

at fell on to 630,803 bushels it

- of 1.600 .000 quarts approxi-

 

 

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hit pork. used in (0 citing hearts.

I” taken a decld lump In Its

(a since 1007. Three years ago

. sold font centre pound Today
gr. quality costs 10 cents II
, n . an increase of about 03 per

’9.’ HOTEL ARRIVALC.

ahaekomowlc. B. achlcy. Joseph
. I hits, New York L. mats. N work;
. ' Emanuele, ilrl (report; H. athew-

 

.olty; L. a. Hurt tt. woman
. : Wilt-syncs. eltyzfll , w son. Wato
' it“ :liir. and Mrs. 'i‘. Powers.

I, uwfiifi. city; Gare
Til ‘41:"! Nail York; door IT. M‘c’:
i ‘ ydlty;w Van sparing.
Ivdor Perth. West. liar/villa. l... int
9.. «It Keep, city. “emu. new”.

I“ 7. ugow Hot-tel. Hitachi. ii
,_ ow York; 10.3.1900qu New BrltI
AJ. Imlth. ow. Edward
W rt “first Jdayivllle; Eli” Ill.
? u . sue cota—
): 1°. Newtdush, nihilism.-

» ism roll unsorted!
AITMD. March it. wJohn M.
w, Lamar rd 8.43m. Jr. was
, , liontreai yesterday
‘ iii the pollen court on
”effortsryn and destination. .tiltt
ovsru ltl'l‘hursdsy under
L000.” :Bhdw, it Is ails
.7 naval lieuten is

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

snipe In a kitchen of a le-
ts“ writ Anna Mullen
mum III!- III"

. forte. all

 

' In railroad h;

 

- bites at 1 o'clock In the afternoon.

I

. W .
'i‘rsln service men of worcestsr have
completed arranntu'onta for eaten
tuning 10,000 or mere arliroad mop
par of the United Stated
Can?» exioo on April 2. as all
i, w a President Taft and the ex
ultra lasers at the bin systems 619;!”
the east. with delegations of train a
svloe to distant will“ will
court othdr or a The
Naomi) ill be the first film ts kill?

in this country" and t
has been arranged for social pur-
poses. ‘

Saturday, April 2. will be given up
to receiving the visitors. Sandal!
the wt be two big mess meetings in
Men cs‘ Hall President Thihrtf
ter- panels; the early part of the any
ill Mighury as the guest; of his aunt.

lea dlia J Torrey. an i be escorted
to Worcester by a parade of opium

 
 

 
 

 

 
 

He will give a brief reception ill
Washburu flail and then or; to Mt-
chanlcs‘ Hail to deliver his address,
which Is expected to be a special mutt
sue to the railroad men of the. coun-
try. There will be speeches aim by
Governor Eben B Draper. at Massa-
chusotts, Mayor James hogan. of Wor-
center, President Williamc Brown.
of the New York Central. President
Charles S Mellon of the New Haven.
President Lucius Tattle, of the Boston
ud Maine. and Edgar E. Clark, of

ashinxton, representing the Inter-
state commerce commission.

In the evening the speakers will be
high officials of the railway men's or-
aspirations.

On biouday thc visitors will be tab
on on sight seeing tours around Wor-
cester. a bail closing the festivities in
the evening.

TAKEN T0 HOSPITAL.

 

 

_. ——..._

Hermit of West Bedding Under Treat
mcnf In Danoury.

George Hill . 74 years old. who has
for years Iivct alone with his dog in II
house It short distance from the Itch
ding station. was taken to the Dan
bury hospital on Saturday for treat.-
ment. lie was suffering from the of
fects of exposure and improper sani-
tary conditions. A complaint of the
man‘s condition was received last
week by Ii). H. Clark. the. DaubuI-y hu-
mans axon, and be notified S. A. (lard-
ner. of cw Haven. one of the stair
officials o the Humane society.

Mr. Gardner went to Danhury SaturI
day and with Mr. Clark went to the
home of Mr Hill in West Ileddins.
They found the oiti Instr lying on a
bed of rays and covered with a feather
bed His faithful dog, his only cumI
panlon for years. was lying on the
floor of the room near his master. The
old man is u veteran of the Civil War
and Is not a puppet. having quite a
sum of model in a bank He has
lived alone for years and has not
sorrght the. companionship of any Iiv
In: thing but his dog. ’i‘o thtI people
of West Ilcddlng he was known as a
hermit.

The aelectmeu of Retidlux wore cou-
suItcd and permission was secured to
have the m a removed to the Danhury
hospital. lo. was taken to Danbury
on Saturday afternoon by Mr. Clark
and Mr. Gardner and will receIVo. care-
and treatment at the Danbury hospi-
tal. Upon his recovery he will be sent
to the Soldiers' Home at Nomtou.

..........,...... 9
CAPT. IOGARDUS AGAIN HITS
TH! IULL'O IVI.

This world famous rifle shot who

 

 
 
 

 

holds the championship record of 100
pigeons In 100 consecutive allots is
living at Lincoln. iii. Recently inter-9
viewed, he aayo:-"l have suffered
a long tithe with kidney and bladder
trouble and have used several well
known kidney medicines all of which
save me no relief until i started tak
ing Foley's Kidney Pills. Before I
used Foley’s Kidney Pills l was sub:
looted to severe beckschcs and pains‘
In my kidneys with suppression anti
oftentimes a cloudy voiding. Willie
upon arising In the morning I would
act dull headaches. Now I have taken
three bottles of Foley's Kidney Pills
and fest 100 per cent better. i am
never bothered with my kidneys or
bladder and once more feel like my
own self. All this I eras solely to Ito—9
iey'a Kidney Pills and always recoup
mend them to my fellow sufferers "
The Bridge Pharmacy. '

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FIGHT ARENA T0 II'. DRY.

Gleason Announces That No Liquors
Will be Oold at Ringside.
CHICAGO. Harch Slim—The arena at '
Emeryviiie. Cal, where the Jeffrlos-
Johnson dsht Ia scheduled to take
place JulyI “will be' 'tlry" on that day. .
according to James Gleason, one of
the promoters who Is In Chicago.
“Brion If i were offered ill. 000 In
cash for the bar privilege for the
arena I would not consider the propo-
sition." ssld Gleason. "I am afraid
that if Intoxicaute were sold at the
ringside a race riot mllht he started

 

. by the followers of Joffrfea and John

son The fans will have to so thirsty
durina the battle. for there will be no
or} If served."

I‘ i' arrangements for handilfi
tickets for the liabt In Chicano
surroundlnx territory were completed

aoilatloal with the r'ailroad officials.

fie says he was assured of a "Mil

round trip rate, and the purchaser will

be able to more tickets for the fast

while porous-Int transportation. one»:

mnkwiil leave tomorrow for New
or .

DIRIY FATFIIR AND MOTHII
HIL

DERBY, Harsh Saw—Jello Phelfer.
charred within ult upon his thin;
fancier—old Its saunter. tum told
I ".000 for file Indoflo‘conrt

cry Phallpr, his to ad a hearing

901m of ha.
383:“. of the. do“ (We Whitman t ‘

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by Gleason, who closed rid- mm

: dunkerhoodof

. will"
Ill! ll ' ‘ rite an as hitherto
the melt will he paid by the mile.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

note or to the

ly narnuty. which I... not been
«tutored alarm. By this the board
names the minimum run: that can be
made In a month. till essttlte men in)!
off of their own account Overtime
for the passenger trainmen has been
raised
The "t‘hlcaao agreement" was adopt-
ed which provides thdt crews be tied
up under law When on duty over four-
teen and less than sixteen fronts, the
tralnmen to take eight hours rest.
their pay automatically beginning at
the expiration of the slant hour rest
period whether they again so to work
or not. , 9

seniority Not Bottled.

The question of seniority or route
sentatlou was not touched by either
side during the entire negotiations
The new agreement In not rustle for
any specified per-.iod but will remain
indefinitely or until either the men or
the company give thirty days notice
of a chaotic. It was signed by General
Manager l-Iuruuel It). Higgins and lion
oral Superintendent Pollock of the
road and. Vice-Presidents tibeppartl
and Sines and Committee Chairmen
Jeremiah Wall and John C. Rowe.

A conservative estimate made last
night on the increased cost per unuum
to the road by the new agreement was
placed at $500. 000.

Following are some or the provisions
in detail madt- in the new pact In

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

stead of being paid by the day. the
mileage rate paid to conductors of

steam and electric trains will be .0208.
ticket collectors .0215:
.0105 and brakemen. .013

Details of increase.

Under the day rate the minimum
throughout will he:
merly $3.00 per day, now H.220; elec-
trician conductors. formerly $2.75. new
M 20: steam train ticket collectors.
$3 00 now ‘JJII'I; electric train ticket
collectors. 2.40. now $3 in; imaging»
llif‘ll were 81' it) new $2. 73; hrskemen,
were 0‘: L0 now 02.5.0

l‘he lInssenxcr tiniamcu will have a 9 filial) “"0 hero
ten-

monthly guarantee as lotions:
tincture. slcrun and electric. H 25;

Con
tick-I

oi collectors floo: iquaagcruen. Win were will: hoyturtl ”Hill mission
lsoekinlr to unleash» the New Haven

IIraktImen, 870
The overtime for passenger train-

Iotm has been raised in proportion to “Him“

the following hourly totes (.‘oiltiucI’
tors. steam anti electric, .42; ticket col
lecture .3:;I healthfu- Inch .27

dampen and hraketueu. :55

The controversy coutcrniug the odd i “I‘d“ ‘l "W
rates was disposed of satisfactorily to “In“ “‘4 "l“
the board and locrcnsotf rates were

unread upon that will be further sua-
Iunelod when the matter is finally dis-
posed of by the other roads In the ter-
ritory which iii Involved in the move-
nrent,
Freight Crow Wages.

Through and irregular freight rates
per mile follow: Conductor-It. were
.0335. now .ullllsl; fissures. .0245. new
.0252; hraketucn. .0205. now .02”.

Local and pickup service: (”endur-
tors, were $3.70 per day. now .03970
per mile; fluxmcn were 82.7.9. now
.2 brakerueu 82.0.? new 027

All freight work and the construc
lion and wrecking trains covariua 100
miles of lines a day will have a reduc-
tion from an eleven hour to a ten hour
day. The overtime will be paid per
ratio on the ion tulle per hour basis

'as before.

The double heading of freight trains
in left open to be taken up jointly with

all the other roads In the territory but
it may be disposed of In a uniform
manner by all roads Interested.

Apply Federal Law.

The federal sixteen hour law as ap
plied to men In tratraportntiou service
will he used under what In known as
the "chit-no agreement." which has
been in effect in all the territory west
of the Misalsdippi river since April.
1898. It provides that crews will be
held up under the law when on duty
over fourteen and less than sixteen
hours. The trainmeu will then take
eight. hours rest and their pay will
begin automatically at the expiration
of the sight hotrr mat period. whether
Iiey again 50 to work or not When
on duty sixteen hours they will take
a ten hour rest and their pay automat-
lcally begins at the end of the ten hour
rest period this to be understood as

applying between terminals.

A committee representing the from
men and conductors will meet a cone
mitts. of superintendents to apply the
new settlement to the new working
rulsl, In the Y. M. 0. A. building, New
Haven. of II) o clock torriorrow uteru-
log.

The grand odicers of the tralnmco
and conductors will leave New Haven
in a few days to belie. the work of
establishing the new eastern standard
on some other line. At the present
time“ Presidents Common and use
are conducting hexotflllona with the

Newa Wen: two
vies-prasl cuts In cloud no social»
grins with the to of th a Lake
Ni Plath ”with in”

Whitman out an hereunto
or tools. with.“ rob tier The
the fit. mull dis

M of the Gen
htl

aI lianaysrs' Asso-
r present

all tilt
enter n’c

:Il awitchuiell.
dd Is the no.
it! the Chianti
hoard of III-um
9 Trouble
50va tidy“

in“... ms;

to Last Week.
III-ch

anti fifths; flats-s

 
 
 

Malina other donuts made by the :
railroad then was a

bonus lllcu.

Conductors. fob

 

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\ Departmsl‘tt p from at all times
a furnish til; latest procurs‘uip
statistics and information bearing
on the earnings and Artificial
standing of hit corporations wince

' securities have a public market. .

All inquiries for in! M "
‘Ioll mason for our mitt I“
monthly beau-fowl” div-u
prompt attention-

9 We have the best possible
facilities for’buyinz and selling

on commission. shocks and bonds

‘ on The New York Stock lame.

Taylor. smilli & ’Evans

 

 

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on every side today. and among man-
ufacturinx Interests there Is decided
relief from anxiety over what the fu-
ture misfit h "2 brought. The art-
nouncement are also that the differ

erences between the roaster curricu-
teru and the carpenters‘ union had
been settled. added to the feeling of
security that no labor troubles are
likely this year The tnllieymeir's dlf
furnaces are to be settled this week
also. according to excellent informs
lion. The Icpiv of the Connecticut
Getaway to thc trolleymeu’s board
has just bot-n delivered and it is the
understanding that a teammate» is
acceptable on both sides. Aside from
the births» of tire makers in Hartford
there is very litlltII labor unrest in the
state. and as tusuufacturlnx plants are
running on full time with ample or.
tiers ahead the outlook Is for a very
busy summer and fail.

The differences between the railroad
men and the officers of the New IIiaI
vcu ()Iitnpany were in edctrt atattltsi
last Friday, but sotuowhttl uricxpect
etilr, and to the «loaded opposition of
tilt-I national culture (If the two broth.
oriioods the adjustment board wanted

 

Mill 9

ts'iamsn of

the New Haven mad to take a post

itiou of sytirpatltt resents the. men of

the New York Co ntral. who are thrush
lot: out questioua similar to those
under discussion
contention of the {Mother-
III was that the local unions

In

T
hood ofii

road with labor differences on another
The attitude of the New lla-
veu load officer» was that such a
c'iub” should not be listed. 'i‘htI ad-
‘vioe of the national officers was finally
heeded lost It and the dmnsntl
t minute was atth
meat finally not
tied as predioilId by the Associated
Press ‘yeslerdiiy.. The adjustment
board has diarwnseti
Later on the New Haven road oiii
rials will takv up and consider the dc
minds of other classes of «nployen.
and the expectation is that everything
will be unaudited out satisfactorily
There seem to be no particular ob
oracles in IIII‘ way of lutrmonlous ad-
lusttnenls. The road estimates that
Its expenditure. by reason of tho In
crosses granted y-eeterda) will ap-
proximate foot) 000 on tit-I operating
aide. Then» are- yet other sdiustmcnfs
to be made
it is generally understood that as a
general basis of these adjust meets with
the other five groups of railroad hands
seeking higher pay the general ilud of
settlement ulrt'lltiy reached will be
followed. As was stated at the time
solutI weeks ago. fluI total demands of
all these various groups. If granted.
would have entailed upon the camp

poem, says the Daily Trade Record

done by nranufaotursrs as a wit

‘ tied up by the strike.

TI“
A prominent New York but Inauufitp
turer, discussing conditions in his hurl-

bola
Is
day than there was at this it a test

Where is, of course. there

‘ yea“. but If large dumber of individuhl
9 concerns are not doing on much bodi-

; nous as formerly.
. is today has to be divided among a

What business there

floater nmnber because a large numI
her of manufacturers were 0011' Illl‘mllllt
in; this time last year, when they were
From my oh-
cervatiohs the Easter demand has not
beu very large. probably because litr-
oause it is earlier this year and also

9 because of the severe winter.

"The trouble is that [is soon as the
alrilte was over the manufacturers at
fut-ted got busy at o‘ and sent their
men on the road in vellihpr and I30
camber much earlier than they should
have. Jobbora had not taken their in
vetttory and had large stocks on hand.
but the rnunufoctirrera Wore so anxious
for business that they didnt seem to
take this into consideration, but tried
to forte lllt‘ situation.

Prospctts for a 5 straw hat sea-
son are excellent cause of the few
warm days. a number of retailers
have remit-tried the lobbers to com
thence to nitrite their shipments.
swarm in straws are pretty low and
Lili‘l‘tl should be a good busihesa in this

no"

Another man said the Increased
price of for would undoubtedly havo
some effect on either the quality or
prices In the future

“The pecularity of the retail hill
trade. ” said be. "Is that it feels it must
have two of three fixed prices. To my
mind there Is no reason for t,hls but
the consequence. of the custom will
arena that. the limunfuc tillers will oith
or have to cut out a line or skilttp on
quality 1 dual see why the retailers
went on; II little more and charge a
proportionate advance but rt-tullers
don't want to put II but on sale at any.
$2.20 or 88.36, etc. I'I‘urulshcrs are seii~
Ing archive-er that formerly reinilcd
at 60 cents at 55 more today, and i
don‘t believe there has been any full-
Ing off in the donrsud, and I can't unv
dorstaud why retailer batters are so
prejudiced aaulnst It.

"Nowadays." this man continued,
'ihtr uses to which skins are at has
sent thtI demand. and. nature ly, the
price, booming. The art of producing
for garments: from skins formerly roe
alder-ed In forlor for these purposes hrs
reached such a state that rabbit and
bare skirts. instead of being cut up for
halt-rs‘ for. are utilized for tho tuneu-
feature of fur garments. Japan and
China are using much more for than
they use to. The world is becoming
trier-cum forth in its costume. mid, so
far as for Is nrflrorflt‘d, the Increase
in a permanent one."

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BICOMED AN EPIBCOPALIAN.

NEW HAVEN. March 29."~*Rfi\'.
Francis '1‘. limwn. retiring pastor of
the First hierhodlst Church. who au-
nouneed Sunday night his Intention to
enter the Episcopal priesthood was
continued at St. Paul's Episcopal
Church. on Good Friday. Mrs Brown
aria touiirmvd dot the same time. Mr.
Brown sill be ordained next winter.
preaching of the Epismpai Mission
House in New York city in the mean-
time.

 

Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure
any case of Kidney or Bladder trouble
that is not. beyond the reach of medl
cine. No medicine can do more The
Bridge Pharmacy

 

 

We Recommend

REGAL

an additional expense of upwards of .

88H000000 a year. settlement with
all those groups upon the basis alI
ready accepted will mean an increase
of about "studded a your. The ratio
of their figures inert-fern Indicates
about if per rent. of the demands
have been grained.

A more Important aspect of the case
is the influence of the settlement upon
”Iv demands of the mm on the great
New York tientrhl system. The New
Haven and the New York Central bo-
Iug In very close physical ctinnectlon
with each other. the farmer's basis of
urcemsnt is in many quarters here
believed to be substantially that which.
the New York control officials will so-
cept and the final adjustment will
have an important bearing ripen the
situation In the whole railroad field of
the out.

There Is belief here that. the In-
crease In operating expenses due to
manila: the demands of labor, coup-
led with the necessity of carrylus
through Improvements which were
postponed is 1908 owing to the Indus-
trial depression, will load out the New
Haven blrt other eastern lines to

 
 

strenuous pressures to make good the;

outlay.

INDIONATION Aeamav under.

Imitation Citizens to Give Public III-

of Its type.
.per year or service ls considered. .

THE TROUBLEPROOF '
That is by for the most satisfactory
(,‘Iicnpcst when the cost

Horace R. Nash

TILIPHONI 401

North lists and Well Streets.
South Nor-walk

 

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prouitm on April ‘i.

more use. p... llama Ii.+rrtl
day. Ap l lot. has been set. it was.
auctioned today. officially as the day.

 

 

sport which filtration shall sire vent

to its indirection of tile profiled prac-
does which «it help; revealed A
“via cohmittso lla- decided to Duke
this“ ln‘iil

 

at has voted to do,

 

increase of film raga angfigr
his mum;

larder last week by -

 

 
 
 

ItifimmI
other the. a t who he
a. ram said a

“mu marsh ,

presslaal with also Inuilh Int
somber at a mpnsttir not meeting

a 9 .
‘fi 31ml on Hall dept Witter at all”

titles to attend; IIM'WIu
invitations are pain: sent to business

men and a sea adv rtlslna caut-
ml is, nmtfii. volunteers"

wfi octet tab mat civic its»
moonlit In not «ours abhor-I

meant graft. m cations limiter

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

tionnlstieotaodldr by {it’d

 
 
 
 
 

may endeavor to escape the In-
smisucy and to avoid the ap-
boycott of onion “in fit
any way you like but you will
not succeed until you m an
-9 notions. We mint to demon-
strate that fact to YOU. ’

 

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Contributions

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NEW YORK. March 29.—~’1‘heoe was
every indication that William H
Buckley, Albany agent for fire InsurI’I
ance companies, was In for. another
period of severe qttestiuniup with the
resurrrp‘tlon today of Superintendent

aurauc p conditions.
Mr. ilotchklsa Indicated that he had
more Sheldon Buckley correspondent! e

as as to whether the batch contained
any more letters as interesting as that
In which the propriety of coptrlbw
lions to campaign funds of senatorial
candidates was discussed and the sun
gentler) made by Buckley that this
plan might not be advisable hecautla
“our friends forget that they have
been helped when the crisis comes."

Not a little Interest was excited by
n mnfcrcncc thtwt-IIII Superintendent
Hotchkiss and two officials of life In-
nurunou companies. which gave rise to
speculation as to whether the Inquiry
was not to be extended to include the
life insurance field.

I m—M

Pneumonia follows a cold but never
follow; the one of lI‘oIey’s "one and
Tar which stops the t.,ou5h h s the
lungs and expeis the cold. The Brides
Pharmacy.

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oAMAcee roe WIFE's AFFEC-
Ti

0N8.

NEW HAVEN. Mart II 29 ——A decis-
ion giving William Jillaon SI 200 dam
ages in his unit canine! John Pierce.
use handed down bt Judge Pierce
yesterday afternoon. .Illison sued for
$0.000. alleging alienation of his wife‘s
allot-lions by Pierce. The .liIIsous liv-
ed at Hawloyviiie.

GUILFORD MAN FURNISHES
, BONDS.

NEW HAVEN, March 29.-George
S. Davis. former treasurer of (lulliord,
who Is charged with embezzlement.
furnished bonds to $5.000 for appear-
ance in Superior Court. This trans-
fers the case from a justice's court.

 

 

 

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99 ' distilling. whit
lieu m . ll taillid unit-races
the II no gal circuit. while the
modified Marat on race stands at. its
the feature of the titty A wild
dash for ladies only ought to he on
Interesting event.
Th e Marathon this year will stint
at Atltthtitr liquors. Btuml'ortl. ill flu-
stroke of I by the Town hall IIIII I. The

 

to “my and there We”. mmy silrrrl‘isolwllifit‘ will, be all the [lesion Turnpike

'to StilltiII Noruuik thence to Iiotou
Point. where the last mile will be run
on the truck milking the distance-1':
miles. ,

immediately following the. Marathon
race, the track and field events will
take place. atoms of the best ‘athI
letes in their respective events will
compete, Including college men from
Yale. Wesleyan and It‘ordhatu

The following events are
registered anialeurs:

Duo hundred yard, closed to K of
0.. handicap; 100- yard open. handicap;
null-yard open. iraudichp; 880Iyurtl
open. handicap; one-mile ruu. handi-
cap: 50-yard race, scratch. for ladies;
tutti-rim! ruII. novice; :i-Iuiie run, nov-
ice; zoo-yard suck race. scratch: pole-
vttuit. handicap; one-mile wnik; out-I
mile relay. handicap. for clubs, coi-
lattes and Y. M. (T. All-I; untIImile re.
lay. handicap. for high schools. pith-
llc schools and preparatory schools: 2-
tuiie relay, handicap. [or Knights of
Columbus only.

It is likely that a large steamboat
will be chartered to convey the people
by water from Stamford to Roion
Point.

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without gripiua,‘ nausea. nor any wealt-
eulug effect Ask your drugslst for
them. 25 cents per box.

Elliiliiiiltlili
MUSIC HALL

SOUTH NORWALK'O ONLY

Vaudeville Theatre

MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY.
MARCH 28. 29. 30

Bill EASTER VAUDEVILLE BILL
With Ella Wheeler Wilcox'a Greatest
Effort
“HER FIRST DIVORCE CASE"
“With Mattie Keel-Is and Company

PALEEN
The Great Vontriioquilt

FOUR—uPERRV SISTERBv-FOUR
They Sing, Dance. and Oh. How Mirth-
fill

stanchion POXI
Songs Ind Winlclsma
MOTION PICTURES
That don't hurt the eyes
‘THE ADVANCED FOUR
Four Players of Musical instruments
JUMPING JACK HAWKINS
Late of the Bdrnuvn Show
surmise ............... 5 and 10c
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TONIGHT. wire on...“ wee—

TheCsdtIcSqusrchockCo

Presents the Great Western Drama

Queen or the Highway

A Mammoth male Production; Under
tho Dihetion of tilt Auditor. Hr.
Charles A. Taylor

uoaoav ulnar LADIII"!ARGAIN

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violins, fiddled ' WOW