WEATHER FORECAST.
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. AGIOGIATID Pflill NEW! FROM ALL PARTB 0! TH! WORLD IV A IPIOIAL Will AND OUR 6WN OPERATOR.
. ESTABLISHED 1870
Entered at the South Norwellt Poet-ems.
no second Clue letter
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AH AVYilNi
. Hill MAN WHii
SHill SillilliR
Grazio Deipietro Pays $10 and
Costs. Amountlnp to $26.07
for Friday's Sport
llEiiiHililiiS Alli
.HlliHli ,llililiiilAlll
Prisoner Claimed its flavor Saw
Animals Like These Before
A surprising tale of o ‘uelty was un-
i‘oided iii the Haviland a cot court this
morning. when a young ltaliaii, who
was arrested yesterday morning by
Constable J. .l. Godwin and Game War-
den Wilbur F. Smith, charged with
carrying a concealed Weapon and kill-
lug gray squirrels out of season. was
called to answer before Judge Joseph
it. Taylor.
The revealing of the facts caused a
revulsion of footing against the young
prisoner, who has been considered a
very decent sort of chap and of a
kindly nature. He had previously boon
oiiiployed in sewer work by Constable
ioodwiii and the latter says he always
found him to be anything but the type
of young than who would ruthlessly
take the life of a squirrel. as it was
claimed he would. The people at
lli'ooltsidc. where the offense occurred.
are considerably wroiiizlit up about tho
matter. as are others who heard about
the case? it. appears that yesterday
morning while the ttalian. whose name
is given on the writ as tiriizio helple-
tro. and a companion were oti the way
to work and were passing the home
of Joseph ti. Brown. a mother gray
squirrel, carrying hot- young one, were
discovered on a tree trunk.
Dolpiotro proceeded to go for them
and the old squirrel with mother iii-
stinct, fought to her utmost against
the man, to save thp live or the young
otic. 'l‘hcn Doipi '_ pulled a revolv
voi' atid shot. it G. Then, it is
claiiiiied, ho smash d the young squlrr
rol‘a life out with I stone and proceed
oil on his way. The offense was wit-
nessed by Joseph H. Brown. a well
known Bree e residency near whose
home the fill lift wee done." ’
Dalpietro is twenty-three years of
ace and does not speak much English.
iii consequence of which Saivator
(‘iiariott acted as interpreter. The fit“
cased pleaded guilty; to the whole
charge and pleaded iii explanation of
his action that he had tievcr seen uni
male like the squirrels anti dlti not
know what they wore.
Judge Taylor found the acconsed
utility anti imposed a fiiic of $10 and
costs. amounting in all to 826.07. The
rovolvor was confiscated.
if is said that the squirrels which
were killed wore pots in the neighbor-
hood.
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its. is. iiiiiilii
[is ill iiiiiiiii
Wife of Secretary of Board at
Sunday Schools of the M. E.
Church to Victim of
Nephrifis
NEW YORK, April flit, .‘lllltlllllt't'~
mom has been lllliiil hero of the death
ycstcl‘tlo) iit Westport. (loan. of Mrs.
t), S. llaltctol, wife of the Rev. 0. S.
ilakctcl, special secretary of ilic
board or Sunday schools of the Mo»
fliodisf Episcopal chtirch. with offi-
ccit in this city. Death was due to
itapliliiiis.
Kent. Ohio. in liliil, but had lived iii-
Nb . ltiiiiilaiiii aliicc l877.
hon \ he at Manchester, ll.
aides her husband, three sons.
Il. t-lherldan llakotcl, of New
llr. ltoy \'. ilnketci, of
Man, nittl Loon ii. llitkctci.
Spokane, Wllllil.. Chronicle.
her.
The faintly
N. lit»
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York.
Mot linen.
oi‘ the
survive
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TllllLLEV OFFICERS
Tl) MEET TUESDAY
W
ilcziii Orr and lioiiulii i-‘ltziieriilii.
iii-unit officers of the! trolioytiinti's
union. and the conference board will
meet in New Haven Tuesday for a for.
(her conference with the officers of the
toiiiiociicut company in relation to the
wage demands of the men. Only the
rcpreuontallvnn of the employees Will
attend inoculation: with the officials
but at, least one of the grand officers
will remain there throughout the so»
alone. it is believed, to ftcl in‘ an ad-
visory capacity. The men are seeking
a wage rate running from 22% (item
cents an hour and have voted to strike
unless they get it. The recent wage
advance gave them a nlidtnit scale
from, 2i to 28 cents an hour.
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ANNUAL MEETING AT TH! CLlF-
FORD
Through the generous hospitality of
Manors. McPherson and Stevens the
annual meeting of the Women‘s Muni-
cipal Undue will be held at The Gilt.
and on Monday. May 28nd. at 8:80
o'clock.
. .. . Lulu...-
Mrs. Itiiitctol was born inI
'iiiombarii present representing every
_..,. “we W...
i. c. siiiiii iiitt
iniiitift..
Twelfth Annual Affair Given in
Leckwood's Hall a Com-
plete Success
The twelfth annual entertainment
and dance given under the auspices of?
the l. C. Society, of St. Mary‘s Churcii.‘
was held last evening and Lockwood‘s
Hall was full to overflowing. The
onleti'ainment consisted of a play call-
ctl “Thirty Thousand Dollars." and.
was a remarkable success.
This farce was very well given anti
decidedly laughable. The characters
played their parts finely and showed
the results of diligent drilllntz and re-
hoarsing. Professor Edward It‘. Hands
was the coach and his good work as
such was made clear in the production
of the play.
The orchestra gnvc the opening sc-
ioctlon iii the. first part of the cvcninq,
aiitl next on the program came a solo
by Mrs. i). it‘. 'i‘oomey anti also one by
Miss liliidellne Magnet: Both solos
were well rendered and were produo
tivc. of great applause.
After the play had been completed
the floor was cleared and fourteen
dances. to the music furnished by
Svee‘s excellent orchestra, were ciijoy~
oil. it was in the wee (small hours
when the last dance was elidcd and all
present n‘zl‘ooti that this was the most
successful affair ever given by this so-
ciety. During the intermission ice
cream anti cake were served.
The committee in charge of the iii-
falr were the officers of the l. (3. So
clot). as given hero: The Misses Joao
pliino lfagcn, (Tittiiorino Millard. lit‘lt‘n
lioriioy and Miiy liartiiett. The floor
committee was composed of these. five
young men: Edward McAllister. (‘iif-
forti Ward. .lolin Mcf‘orinlclt. James
and .loliii Tierney. Those who checked
the coats and other property Wt'l‘t‘
(loorge t‘oiiliis, .loiiii Matthews and
John l~‘rlcn(l. William iloward took
the tickets that were sold previously
by .ioiiii Hour}. The cast of the chill"
acfoi'i: was as follows:
.\iiiit .iciititiia .liiizoolcr ..........
Margaret (follliis
Lucy iilf‘i’ iiopliowi .. (trace Harrignn
Deacon 'l‘rotfor ........ John Farrell
Bonaparte lloggs ...... Francis Ward
attrition
narration
Farewell to Old Members antic
Welcome to New lines at
Home of Mrs. ll. 0. Bailey
The members of Trinity (‘ltiii'cli
choir gave a very pleasant social.
Thursday evening. iii the home of the
t'lioii'niolber. Mrs. ll. ti. llailoy. After
the regular rehearsal the time was
given up to singing. speech making
and a general good ttliic.
The social took the nature of a fare
well to Captain ('liarics L. What and
William 0. Taylor, who leave 'i‘riiiiii
choir on May lst, and a welcome to
William i’ot'ry, who comes iiilo the
choir of that time.
The choir has been wry good the
past year. All the members have
worked hard anti been very faithful
under the leadership of (harmful and
Choir Director it}. .i. Sluts. tliioti foi-
‘lowsiilp has reigned “treatment the
year and last night's social was just
one "101' of the good times that Trina
ity choir know so wen how to have.
ltefrciilitiioiils of ice cream and cake
were served and the evening came tti
iiu ciid at if o'clock. all looking for
want to a good year to come. The
personnel of the choir as it now stands
follows:
Sopraiiostrs. Harold
(soloist). Miss May Harris. Miss .los
cpiiinc ()ltlficlii. Mrs. (tiles (ii-ogory.
Miss M. i. Hendrick, Mrs. W. N. liib
bio, Miss Mabel thirycr, Miss ,llcrtha
Oillltllt'l'lti.
Altos~Mra l'). .l. Sims (soloist).
Misti Bradley, Misc (touch. AIL-s Alli'l‘
ililtoniaii. Miss iluzol (Yancy.
'l‘otiors « Ellis Howard. Edward St'li‘
land. Mr. ivea.
Hasaeitr» William l’crry, l‘. N Knapp,
illii'tlitl Vitii Wiiii‘acutui. Mr, Singer.
Sinner.
Mrs. it. t). lliilicy continues its the
cholrinoihcr.
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PAST Gillilllilllill's,
ASSOCIATION MEETS
There was a big lime in Mystic
(tiialii flail. last evening. when Lincoln
(touitcll. No. i. ll. ii. A. M.. entertain-
ed the iCx-(toiiiiciilors' Association of
li‘iiirfieid county. it was the first an.
aunt session of the association and
business of much importance was
fraiiuactcd: in fuel, as thin Wflll the,
last function before the state omin-
oile' convention, the business transact-
ad was more important than any that
has been brought before the council
in a number of years.
There was a large delegation
oi
council in the county. Four new iiiein-
her» were taken in, bringing the mem-
bership tip to 99.
After the meeting a elaborate tinti-
qnet was ervmt to the hundred odd
members who were present. and was
handed in ii creditable matter by the
oomin tee in charge. Following this
speeches were made by numerous
members, and it was past. midnight
trial be bold iii Denbury.
when the last light was out and the
visiting lllembel'u lied depirt'cd, unani-
monii in declaring that they had been
royally entertained.
The next meeting of the association
, covory
Nickel'son
iNNiPAilK ,
WEEK Alli];
Ernest Weiie. Missing for Sev-
eral Days, Found by Neigh-
bors This Morning
iii Slit iiittis
'Iiiii ititsiiii iiii
Lived Alone and Sister’s Death
Caused Despcndency
‘
Gustav Meyerliolz. of the local force
of the Southern New England ’i‘clc-
phone Company. made a ghostly dis-
today. when, shortly before
noon. he started to tiiiti out what had
happened to his uncle. Ernest \t‘eifo.
who lived iii an apartment over the
New ‘\'ork department store, at the
end of the trolley line. in \Vlnitipauk.
A window was broken in. the. place
being locked up. and the utilising man
was found prostrate with two bullet
holes in his body, one in the left breast
and tlio other at the right side of the
head. The body was in a badly dc—
coiiiposctl condition and it is believed
the man committed suicide a number
of days ago. He was last seen iliilt‘
ii week ago yesterday. livery indica-
tion pointed to self-deafi'tictlon. there
being nothing to substantiate ii foul
play theory.
Wolfe was (it years (if use and had
been living alone since several weeks
ago, when it sister. who resided with
him. dicd. Following her demise, be
was in a very mortise condition. which
was noticed by Mr, and Mrs. Siiiiiuol
Siliit'libk), of the store.
l'Iai-ly this week. Mr, and Mrs. Shil-
opsky talked over the fact that they
had tiiii soon “our for several days
and lilt‘} ibonutil it best to notify the
landlord William Anderson. which
they did. An investigation was made
at that ”HIV and il win». found that the
(titers were itil locked. Nothing llll‘
usual could hi.- “‘1‘" through the win~
(lows and it was concluded that the
man had none to the home of another
wistcr. Mia. lleiirtcitii Meyeihoiii. in
Anti street. Mouth Norwaik. for a visit.
The matter was then allowed to run
along until today. when further iii-
voatiaatioii was iiiatlc,
After the discovery of tile body this
morning, in S. if. Huntington. the
iiicdlcal examiner for the town, was
called and after looking the situation
tivcr. concluded tlic cone was suit-file.
’l‘liat tiic man “as determined to do a
complete job was indicated by the two
shots.
it is believed that he fired the first
shot into his breast. hoping to reach
the heart. anti fliiiltiii: that ihlh did not
bring quick death. he placed the triu-
ger to his head for lill' sct'iiiiil slim,
'i‘llt- rcvolvor was (if the .Il'J calibre
typo. \Vlieii found beside the dead
men it contained two shells and three
bullets
iii tannin
iii can scan
Prof. l.. A. Pratt, of Manchester.
Secured—Good Work Done
by Committeman C.
N. Arnold
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For M‘Vl‘l'lli trucks past, Hilli‘t‘ the
resignation of W. iii. l'ut'lioi, l‘oi'iiior
principal of the t'ciifcr school, llll‘ ills
lt‘lct committee has been busy l‘iltii‘.l\'
tiring to secure it l‘tillillf‘li‘f'f man to
fill the position lcff vacant it) Mr
l'aikor. Quite a number of appllca
titllls have been received. and carefully
considered by lill‘ committee. with the
result that l‘t‘of. Louis A. i'l‘ilii. Hipoi'»
iiilciidciit of schools, Manchester.
t'oiin., has been appointed to ill(‘ prin-
clpalnhip.
it is expected that Mr. i’rati will
be in Norwalk oti Monday next to its
same charge of the school. He has
been a very intccoiiiifiil instructor both
in Miuisnchusctta and Connecticut.
schools and line it fine record behind
him.
During the time that the school has
been without a principal. (toniiiiittce-
men C. N. Arnold has. at the request
of thtr committee, been ill charge of
the school. and it lit due him in thin
connection to say publicly. that ho
was requested and directed by his col-
Allii: Norman stcnnard. 'ceilo; ltalph
leagues to assume charge of the.
school until the new principal coolvi'
qualify. He has (lotto this to the full!
and complete satisfaction of the cone,
tuition. in view of such service out
his part. the committee thought his aer-,
vices worthy of a little consideration ;
and in appreciation of the same tote
ilerod him it slluht remuneration. 3
Mr. Arnold has not served in the NP
pacify of a teacher. lint has noted an
a supervising principal. to fill a va-
cancy. Ho has had many years of
school experience. and has served the
district faithfully without competitor
i on.
The. Witlo Oak Shades ilofeniod the
Altar boy: by the score of 22 to Ill.
The Wide Ooite were hittinit the bell
all over the field and the Altar boyl
.coulda't plop them.
scorn noa'waug com. SATURDAY, heart. so. me.
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W “imifl
Eitceilent Concert (Given With
t t i
Assistancevfrfiltt Theresa .
iioyt' out litter: A
The Ntil‘wnlk with action orchauira.‘
assisted by M fen Therein lli Hoyt. give. .
a very fine conccrt‘ lll'ottrnni at the
liiirien Town hall. last evening. for
the benefit of tho Dorian Free Library
association. There was a large and
appreciative nudlonco. which was pro-
fuse iii its applause. The latter was
also well merited, for the whole prev
great wall presented in a most credit-
able manner. '
'i‘lio soloists and members of the or-
chestra are:
Soloistsm Miss/ Theresa Birchavd
lloyt, soprano: Charles Sterling, vio-
ilaitlwin. clarinet. .
Not-walk lii it School orchestra——
Conductor. Wit fun C. Perry; concert
lllllllit‘l‘. (‘liarle’s Sterling; librarian.
litii'bort Ilaidwitl; fir“ Violins. (iltarlos
Sterling. ldiiicl pecker, .loiin Mctiutrk,
Marcus Slit-chart, Archie llenclieiin.
ii‘red Murphy. Nellie (linistha‘d: second
violins. ilusscil Thames. 'i’honinli~ Mt."
lluah. Marlon t‘rocitott, ifudolpli Mar-
tin; bass. Herbert Baldwin: clarinet.
litilph ilaidwin: 'ccllu. Norman Stan-
iiard: cornets. Frank Binifott. Francis.
Martin. .loscph Millard: trombone. Les-
lto Sherwood; drums. Earl Baker; pb
iiiio, Ernest rjiicksoii. >
The program:
Orchestra
Musical riot-nos from Spain. .luin'gey
Lutepiel .................... .llele
Ml‘ltldy iii l-‘ ............ Rubinstein
Vocal Solo-
it. the Silile .............. nonunion
b. For Music ........... .....It‘r|tlz
Solo for Violin
a. t‘avatliiii Raff
b. introduction atid l‘oionniiicdiohm
'l‘rior—-\'lolili. 'cciio and piano.
lllauor litiiiniol ... . ..... ..... Molli‘
t‘biii-lcii Sterling. Norman Stannimi.
Ernest Erickson.
Solo for (liarinelw-
Spring Song . . , . . . . ...Mondclssohn
ltuiiiii llaidwih.
\‘ocal Soiok
ills t‘oiiiliii: .... .,...... .I-‘raiiz
Minix Hoyt.
Orchestra
Andante from Surprise Symphonic
........................ Haydn
Mai-cit 'l‘iirqiio . . ....... lleethovon
The Star Spangled llanticr...Keon
Militant
Jillian
Was Knocked Out and His Skull
Crushed in theloth Round
oi Fight With Owen Moran
m. ....... N.
liilill lilfliliilliii
illiill BiilW Aiill iiii
.. ._...... H..-
Principals in file Affair in San
Francisco field for Trial
SAN it‘llANtflSl‘U. April :lit, 'l‘uiiv
my Mcl‘iirthy. the lightweight piiiiliist
of lliis city. who was knocked out anti
wltoso skull was fractured in the filth
found of his fight “Alli (chli Month.
of England, at Dreamland llink here.
last night. died of his injuries ill t-ll.
Mary's Hospital. early today, For
over an hour the boy was under the
knife in the operation room or the.
hospital. but all efforts to save his life
proved unavniiliiu. tic died without
retraining consciousness.
Ali-(‘ai-iiiy's skull was fractured at
the base of the brain front t ' impact
“'iiil the titiit after Moran llll sent
him to lllf‘ floor with a heavy oven
hand swim: to the jaw.
Moran anti iils seconds. Jeff l'cri'v
iiiiil .iiitinit t‘nrroll, and Mctturtiiy‘i.
$250.0 Ailiiiiii
iilii APPiAl iii
,HAiliERS' BASE
titties Plait Thus Fixes Amount,
Lose the Value of Property
Under Attachment
lillllllii lil liEli ,
‘ liAlili. ilSllllllAi
Formal Appeal to liiph Court to
Be Filed Within a Month
The famous case of l). E. iroewe and
company, of llanhiiry, against Martin
Lawler anti other members of the Hat-
fcrii' union in which the plaintiff re.-
cnivcd damages atnountina to 8220.000
from‘ a jury in the federal court in
Hartford as a result of tho liatters'
boycott, wan y'hsterdav up before
Judge l‘lstt iii the Will?“ States (“011"
in New ivlavon for cunsldttllfltifm Of the
question of a bond. The li‘dflt‘rita' tin-
ion is still fighting the case. in spjte til.
the verdict for big damages xivon
against it and the union is going to
take the case to the United States
circuit court of appeals. Part of the dc-
tail for an appeal is the, fixing of a
bond. lawyers Beach for the Hanoi-ii”
union and Merritt for me plaintiffs ar-
gued different points on the. question
yesterday before Judge Plan.
The chief question that arose was to
the form of bond. whether it would be
furnished by each one of the 240 men
who under the verdict stand liable for
the damages, or if one person should
furnish it. Attorney Merritt stated
that since tiio lialters' case started in
ho. court that about ill per cent. of the
iiiiiiitior of defendants have. died.
"Now,“ said be, "if they should all
«tic before this case is brought to a
final conclusion. who is going to pay
the damages if the plalntln' is Illlt't‘t‘stl‘
fiil iii the and ?" Attorney Merritt held
that if it came to the point where only
one or two or even one of the defend-
ante survived these teen would have.
to bear the burden of the whole
eiiioiint of the award of damages.
.liidgo Pinkerton» listening to the
lewyera tot" over an" hour fixed 'the
bond for an appeal at 8250.000 less the
amount of the value of the property
that i».- iilrondy unticr attachment iii
the suit. 'f‘he.foruiai appeal in the
cast- will be filed in the United States
circuit (port of appeals within a
month.
An order of juiltmciii passed by
Judge Plan at the last previous hear.
liig was for “Stimuli. and costs taxed
at $10,230:] it follows: tiiiiinscl it"s.
$5.000. expenses of the trial. 853130.81:
total. 8333.2:tusl,
antacids“! viii flll
isiiiisr it. E. noiins
Trunk tines Charge Discrimina-
tion in Favor of Boston to De-
trimenf of Other Coast Cities
'l'bc loin: threatened rate “in bc»
tween the litiktuii (1 Albany and tho
lioatoii Al Maine on the one side. and
ilio Pennsylvania. Philadelphia 8:
Reading and tiic llalttniore it Ohio on
the other name iii a bend at a meeting
oi illl‘ general iiianagurs of the Grand
Trunk lines in New York yesterday. as
ilic result of a failure to settle the con
troi‘erey growing out of the recent rc‘
tlnciion on import rate by the lines
centering in Boston. 'l‘hosc reductions
give the railroads entering the Boston
port a distinct lili‘llllmgtl over those
entering Philadelphia and linitiinoro
and the latter lines will now make
swi-cplnii reductions in their rates on
import freight to cut into the pantheon
bl‘ollict'u, William and Johnny. who.
acted as his seconds with iloruiivtl,
'l‘rcanor. ware all placed under arrest. .
it is said Mct‘nrfhy had none Hill" in
fraiiiinu. and that be “lift in poorI
shape to meet Moran.
What effect this t'ln'; fatality will
have on tho t‘tllllilil .loffricsdiihitilon
fight is Houdini speculation amonit
fight enthusiasts today.
'l‘ex llicltiirti, one of llllltill'fllllflli‘l‘ll.
does not think it will have any effect.
Neither .loffricit nor .loliiikoii, be de-
cinrcd, tit iikciy seriously to hill! the
other.
After aiiitcoii rounds of clever and
hard liability itnif niizht with little to
choose between the turn. iiiii Brltlkhur
swan: it right with freiiiciiiloiiit force
that landed squarely on the local liabl-
or'ir jaw.
McCarthy tlroiuicd to the canvass as
if hit with it hatiiinor. his head sirlklnz
the door. lie was quickly carried to
his corner, where he lay ricid. lion-
torntivini were administered without
effect. lt‘inaiiy. ”divider” Kelly, the
chief second. summoned two doctors
from the rinnlde. »
Powerful stimulants were applied
to the uiitniiiuoimiiv better for twenty
minutes. but there ivero no symptoms
of returning consciousness. A finely
examination Wife nitrite and in. .l. Mey-
era announced that McCarthy was stit-
faring from a fractured skull with port-
elblc internal hemorrhage.
Within 26 minutes after the knock-
out. the injured flthter was hurried
to the hospital, a few blocks from the
i rink. t
which for ill" past your has been
tianillcil to the great advanfitite of the
"Otiftllt iiiica iiitd the intuitions tutor
cuts of that city.
The i't‘lillliHVlltlill and the other
lines tried iii vain to compel the lion:
ton railroads to cbuiiiic lhoir rates. but
this was refused and tho 'l‘riiiik Mites
have started the war with a big out
on this class of freight. which will
take nffcct .liuio ii. The Philadelphia
reduction its announced will amount to
eight route a hundred pounds under
the present rate tint of Boston.
There lit little doubt that Boston A
Mnlne and lloiitop &. Albany will meet
this rate and the War will be continued
indefinitely. The controversy has lit-
tle effect on the New Haven. llut very i
little of the freight htisinese iiivoivodi
comes to the New llavdu road.
“~—
IEW 8T Tllil
IIEITB llAIEll
The following appointments of new
ticket and freight (titanic at stations
on the New Haven road in Connecticut
are. announced:
it. it. Rice. uncut. East iiitehilcid.
Western division.
it. A. Mouqin. agent at Wentoheetor.
Midland division. ”
C. L. Miller. agent.
Western division.
(Fluorite (I. Gtilistilus. ticket agent.
Putnam. Midland division.
New Preston.
lllllil’i MAW
iiiiti iiiis iiiilijiii
Renovation of Hoyl's Theatre to
Take Place immediately and . i
Name to Be Changed to
Bijou Dream
Monday. May 2d. 19% will inaugu-
rate the entro to this town of F. F.
Proctor. a theatrical manager of inter-
national fame. whose chain of amuse-
mont palaces extend from coast to ,
coeet. A few days ago Mr. Proctorl
secured the lease of the beat theatre
in the city, Hoyt'e. and on Monday
will introduce to the public a class of
amusement with which he has been
most successful. Mr. Proctor is today
in a position to present only the very
highest class of vaudeville obtainable.
and absolutely controls the animated
film market. Only the Very best moral
entertainment will be. given. as the
Proctor clientelle is made up of faintly|
of ladies and children. The prices. 5
cents. it) cents and 15 cents are within
reach of all classes of the amusement
loving public. and at any and all times
the prospective potions of this play-
house iiiay rest assured that they will
get. more for their money than ever
before. Renovation of Hoyt's Theatre
will take place immediately. during,
the, operation of the performances. and;
in short South Net-walk will have a
theatre and class of amusements of
which they may well be proud. The.
name will be changed to Bijou Dream.
fl title now adorning the fronts of no
$3.5,an forty odd theatres under the
persona]. direction or F. l“. PI'OCAOT
throughout “Yhf‘ United 8111183 and
Canada. The yh‘lldifl‘ine will he chans-
ed twice weekly. motleydllma, illus—
trated ballets. treveioguos. 010» Wi“
he introduced at various tinidifi during
the week in order that patmns‘i 3”?
day may always foot care of smooth 3
new and interesting. The Bijou Drentxl
will be. open to the public at 1 o‘clock
Monday. May 2. 1010.
i
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xi.
i report in result of its
"TWO CENTS
iiiii , Still] ,
iii Willii
’ AVERS
Positive Proof is . Established
Through the Efforts of Two
College Graduates
illiiiili Willi Aililllifli
illillllil Alliillllil
Parties Arrested in New York
Under Heavy Bends
NEW YORK. April Although the
Rockefeller grand jury which was ap-
pointed to inquire into the white slave
twilight this city has made no formal
investigations.
District Attorney Whitman has. ob-
tained positive proof that it is possible
to buy girls for immoral purposes in»
New York. last night. four young girls 3
who were purchased by special agents
of the district attorney are in the care
of his offlore. Mr. Whitman. announced
and three persons. accused of vlotctlntt
the law against procurhit, are under
arrest. 4 '
Two women. one a graduate of Smith
College. and the other of "Radcliffe,
and a man formerly connected with
the government service were employed
as the agents in the case. in nematiat—
tag for the purchase of the girls li- was
explained they represented themselves
an procuring agents for disorderly
(Continued on Fifth Page.) L
T0 LET~STHRI¢L Sl‘i'l‘AlllA-I WAR
grocery More. 34 room apartments on
prciiilecs. A. White. 6i Ely Aye. n29 .‘it
To LET- Milill-iltfs' Al'ARTMliNTH.
scvi-ii rooms and both: hard wood limit-a:
janitor service; Wt'll-kt‘pl grounds. in—
quire .l. M. luiyton t‘o.. South NOT“;;“3(.
it t
Nil. 6 WEST 81K.
inquire on premises
null 3t
"*1,
TO LET T\\'tl vtmv a'r'ruac'rivtc
unfurnished apartments, out- seven rooms
and bath. one at; rooms and built. Allie
not» furnished ltptllllllt‘lll of {our rooms
and bath; every modern convenience: (We
minutes from West Ave. lnqiiii-c after-
nouns or evenings. 53 West Aw itL'ii (it
To LET lt‘ltUM Jt'NI‘: 1,, l-liil‘sl'l l2
‘il‘l'iif‘fi plum-1 to rooms. all improvements.
TO LETM Hamil.
nil iiiiprovciiictiu.
tVt' ti‘lopiiom‘ 775—2.
including electric llglit> ilillllii‘t' .li-ltii ii.
Kiiiillli. l! West St iifltltf
TO LET thl-I l-‘l‘ltNiSiil‘Ilt APART-
iticiil. >i\ mums and birth. tr [Wu flit-
“‘P‘IH'I, mums and use of bulb iii “'er
Hi.. Sittlllt .\' h. n30!"
"+616 . lttlthm i'ivr’i‘iitzit. :i
(“no .\vv.: llvc “built“. .‘I\ l~‘ii'st St. llitl fro
It .lusclmeit}. or l'iiitcil Iirncti'y, it' ill
TO LET 'I‘\\'ti LARGE lttithh‘. NEW-
iy paporoil aiiil paiiitcd. gas and marking
stove. (italics for light lionaokccpiiiz. No.
if llavilnnil SL. :duiilli Norwitlk. it2tl It
To my ‘itl-"l‘l-th—M_.;\‘ i. i litmus.
it Lowe lit. Inquire of ii. K. Norton.
«it in
TO LlT-»ll.\l.F lltli'Sl'I. ll itiMlMH.
l‘iibui Sr: house. South Main St, all im-
proVi-iiiciits. 7 rooms. Inquire 'l‘aylor 0'4
litilili‘li. it“ ill
T0 LIT UN ELM ST. lll~1tilitAlll.l~:
front room. fiiriitsiii-d. with or without
board. convenient to trolley. Address ll.
euro h‘oiitiiici. n‘Jtl It
To fir 'l‘tt Trill?" .iiii'ixrs. i-‘ot'it
unfurnished rooms fni ii iii boost-keep-
iitit. inquire l I‘hminnt t. «zillnl
TO LIT Al’Alf'l‘MI-ZN'I‘. ‘..'l.'i WAHH—
iiiiitoii Ht. l-‘uinl Norwalk. inquire 6‘
South Matti Hi. all: if
'ro'"i.i‘r‘"iti£n‘i"<wi'ntoss. is imtos
Ht.: clever rooiiin. all conveniences. The
Hatch It tlov (to mid ll
eon SALE.
FOR SALE 3!“th It‘ltliillll MIIJ‘ll
(was. .iot-iicy lircml. inquire if. fiii'liiiuku.
tilci-iiwiuui Ave. aZtl :it
FOE OALI~i~lltlllHlii Hi'l'l‘Allld-i tilt:-
livery. cutie and true; also lilil'llv‘lilt. 2»
”Pill bitctimiirvl. together or to- mt-ntc: ‘(tll‘li
condition. very H‘Mllllllllit‘. . pply “itch
intilt‘ and lliulilund Av--. slit in
. ... ..._ ..._.,....,..~ ,..... ...,.,. .. — ~-——— q ‘.‘
tn . Id rill. onto um
a°.':.':.i2'2.'i‘l".:.”ii°'é‘::i‘.‘. 3".im'.'..’if.‘. ”aw....'ii‘.':. u it"... Tammi:
each additional word. 1 cent on tantrum. mu lfll‘iofl word, 1 con per lumen.
TO LET ' “” Qumran.
W
WANTEDWJW HOUSES T0 PAPER.
mint and deotmte. A ' ”W" guaranteed
satisfactory. Wall pa ‘5 and mouldlnn.
.i. a. Rudder. nu outh 3m“ 5km!-
Tel. teen-t. . unit on
”W ‘
WANTED—oim. . .'- (Emmi.
housework. inquire l 1‘. . N A
it‘dmwood Ave. m H V filial.
WANTID«~MJT)I)l.i’-AGBD wfim
for general lioiieokecrir and core of A. ,
children. 'i‘. it and 1 Good ho.
(or the right
\ llxlllll'ltm rlt..
WANTID health can ‘ 11.1) 3% 0
years of e c. Address. with oil per eu-
lars. "\V..‘ Sentinel. . a 3i
wwrao-ovasum; fish moment
by the day or :it home. htjulrc 74 Tay-
lor Aye. ‘ 830 3t
wanreol -Ni~;.\'r, ENE cleric GIRLS
in finishing room. lino-so Poppard.
trill (it
WANTEDr MlltlIiJ'Z-AUED GERMAN
or American woman for ncrnl house—
work: out waxes. (fall 2 airfield AWE.
Boutti .‘orivalk. «28 (it
WANTED MAN tilt WOMAN til"
character and ability to solicit huslnooa
for it roll estate and insurance coin or.
Applications, to receive attention. aloud
stair previous expoiioiicc references and
compensation desired. Address l'. it. Hot:
“5. Routli Norwnlk. it'.’3 tit
WANTKD -thl'ft\'. l‘liththl. GART-
itix. eroding, bloating and cement work
of all kinds. imam for little. Thomas
Hitldd. fill P‘nlrflcld Avc.. Booth Norwzzlgi
a
WANTID-—-TO BUY. ALT. KINDS OF
cattle and poultry: belt price- paid: to
lb. for good fut calves. If. Friedman
gmnngfllgut Turnpike. Booth Norwelk.
‘e. . - . ‘
sustabs‘s sources.
JAS. PIACENTI. 305 EAHT \A'Al‘llthh
liui tit. Hititt'u made and repaired. All litt-
eiit machinery. Hilwm an [xed its new. lb
per cent. cheaper than there. Work
done quickly. ti a. lit. to I p. In. all fit
CURB AND GUTTII LAID AND RE-
iuid. urn-attwulits laid and Mvud: allo
drill-ways to automobile will” lidtl.
T‘rloe reasonable; all work mmranlt'ml.
Patrick Kearney. 7 Plymouth Avit.. Nob
walk.
AN AGINCY li‘tllt ’f‘lllfl H'T'AR LAUN-
titr has been opened in lioltoidlcr'e barber
shop, on riuiiti Main 8 ltleuc leave
luiiiiitry there early in flit: hock. nil! 3t
MANeion noun. “it WAtilltht~
ion Ht. ltmiiiis renovated. newly docorat'
mi. biwellvmt iioeoiiiiuodullunit for men
and wife. ('ullllt‘t‘lilll roomu suitable for
nltiiiiiirooin uiiil lwiirooiii if desired. all) Oi
MARINI INOINII its il l'.. wt; :i
ii. it. till}; 1 b. 1)., ’iltl, if it. u.. Mill; ltl It.
p.. llfili: M ii. in. :-cyi.. 3286: 2“ it. in. 33bit:
cuttiplctc Mill “‘iift'l‘ intuit... St. John pityii
lilc fi‘clylit. Htcitiitimpl film-it,
FOR SALE f‘HitiAl‘. l‘leVl'Ill'l‘Nil
iuilboitl. :4 tool (Wcr all. it loot beam. ti ii.
l. Miuttua cuutiic, All to mod condition.
inpili-c l‘utrlck Muttklt'i’. iii titiiniiiit Avr.
itllfi ill
'0'! DALI T if it it (i l' U H lift it‘. it
them come puppies nbto turkey «if: for
batch "f‘ infinite of Martin (truce. raw.
hurry l iii. orwuilt. are It
iron Mums cannon not .1- norm
iuutieb. textile ft.. equipped wit Mg it. .
2 cylinder Htuiiiey otor' the launch and
motor in «section condition. and full
ctjuitllfll'lil. Addflml or cell on W. H.
lloyin. din. ttowiiyton Ava, MWM’Uflfi
n
”'eoa‘Safb‘O‘fio‘iarI‘”
"Ties nu Low 70 LIT—nflflvlillis
for min or to lot. to am: Raymond tim-
r (tn. liu row i mlttf
_ A.,._........_..., . . we
‘ nonunion...
anemone ‘l‘rw ‘Ill
Mimic for all We. :
Omnlet Booth in .. .
Pianist be but}; . l
Buyvtew Ave. of. ill!- .
t. l. WILION. I‘ART‘BN‘PER ND
Ul'hl‘f‘lll i‘tuill'uctor. Plans and spool oe-
ltltll't tarot-bed. Jobbing promptly at-
taiiiled to. it: Well 8L. orwnllt.‘
phone connection. out t
PAlN'l‘iNG. i'APidltHANOlNU. W0 it
done by priuttitnii man. (‘30 "it! 0
to Alexander White. Cl y AH‘ ‘l
iii-ii. Hlllimulotl iiimrruti ma. ‘1.-
unorlment of wall impair. y ‘ mild“:
WALL PAPIR. to A It)”. AND UP.
f‘npnrhaulluu and Painful“ done In!-
I 5 30M!
and ”it” .. . it
till. {W on it ill “I i
:l’urghy Decorating 00. *cf. 1“»! or
MO"! I. HALLOOK l. bth lb-
ilnor. Hate trimmed e d'me’t‘ici t t-
at up-tondete and ii. helmet. Ifut-n
i" h
if desired. flout-ii rein in.
in. to Chestnut do. death or
. “VI voos Tlilhfilwlilltf {I
practical experience and 00'16‘0
e horticulture and entomology.
me in a mini to out! for your a.
uleiititioiti . l em 0 no it I.
eph trump? 'l‘m Weigh. No mini.
w-
ILIOTIO PLATlNQ 0 ALL IND“.
fluidised copper. it it
old cote. gen motel not: block yeah
inlnn; iumbere' cup ”and cite la
“$0199.!” Inferno lo lrimtnl
I? s were. ill. learn I lien. at!
.l. TIL “Int
ll
5..“ .
LOST.
A. 0. Batters, agent, Mllldnie. Ettore
Linc divillon. .
Loch—rain“ Moasmo. annex
1.. e... M. w .2
7” M1" '0' Oblul'ml'noflé
re Levant-noon noose. 'rwo
com of good garden lend. inquire,
nanny pin pearl critter. Finder i
return to to Golden Hill in. W
tire. Tutor. 10: Taylor Ave. mu
y . ”W
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