oThe Castle Square Stock Co.
'TuuiisuAY FRIDAY 111.1 sATquAY
MAY 12T1l out and 14111
“Getting Rid
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINA Y 0F
Usual—11.1111111181091-
The Famous Leading Lady. In
of Mumford”
Gaff Phillips
. Comedian
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Ah Ling F60
Chinese Magical Novelty
KITTIE
SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT
Character Change Artiste
DRELL
Matinee '
Daily
AT 2 r. M.
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NEW MOTION PICTURES
CHANGE OF
VAUDEVILLE
Monday and Thursday
M otiou Pictures
Daily
Every Saturday Continuous Performance from 1:30 to II P. M.
Evening
2 Complete Shows
AT 7‘AND 9
O'CLOCK
Matinee
S-and lOcW
“PRICES5
BOX SEATS. 25c
Evening
10 and 15c
MUSIC HALL I
Molldfly. Tuesday and Wednes-
day. May 9,10 and ll
TONIGHT
Greatest of All Laughing Farce Cem-
cities
The
Corner Grocery
SIXTY LAUGHS A MINUTE
NEW MOTION PICTURES BETWEEN
, THE ACTS
EVENING! ............... 10. 20, 300
MATINIEs——Wedneeday and 8et~
urdey ....................... to. 20¢
BASE BALL
0
AMUSEMENT PARK
MEADOW STREET.
Next Game. Saturday, May ldih
NORWALKS
YALE 2ND TEA
Which Defeated Denhury 2 to o
GAME CALLED 3:30
ADMISSION. 25 CENTS
BOY. UNDER 12 YEARS. to cart“
Brand Itend Ines to Ladies.
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Spring Festival
EtnAsET'u MEAD SCHOOL
HILLOIDE. NORWALK
length of Coholerehl Fund at Mary
. ville Collin. 1911.11.11».
SATURDAY. MAY 14. 1910
PROGRAM AT 4 AND 7.45 P. M.
Procession oi King and Queen of
Hey. Sceri Dance. Hoop Dance, May-
poie Deuce end others
TIGKITO .............. 28c
toe Cream entl Cake will be sold.
, --......
is 11111111 for
mourning wear. oven for summer. but
it Is not of the burdensome quality of
tel-titer yee‘rs.
Quite the 11111111 unigue or the nth
ered to effects to that of the hall length
cost which is lulled into a Ersdusted
ieoe head around its sloping lower
e.
as caught at. the ends of ribbons
oi different lengths forming a shwor
below the bouquet oi bride noses are
one or the prettiest features of the
June bride' a wedding costume
A handsome buckle appears quite 115
randomly with a soft, gathered girdle
It with the tailored bell.
YANKEE BREVITY.
British Railway Officials Surprised by
1 Our Short Train Orders.
l One icaturc that strikes a British
.rallmad oiitccr when visiting America
.is the frugality oi’ till1 until-cu given
,3 iralnmcn as to signal changes. on com-
pared with those issued in England.
"()ur pl'iicilt‘c," writes an English
1111111 in the Railroad Man's Magazine.
y‘ls to have a block showing the shape
to! the signal, to glvc its name, dis
lance from the signal box and position.
whcihcr on the tip or down side of tho
line.
"All new signal boxes and new or iii
torctl junctions. crossover roads and
other i't)lilli‘('llimti are described in
grant. dciltli. These dotiiils to an
American no doubt appear unuccos.
snry, and possibly they are so: but
they have contributed in tho grout
safety of British railways.
“’l‘lic brevity of the notice issued by
the Lakc Shore and Michigan South-
ern railroad when the working oi the
lines bolwceu Chicago and Eikhurl
was changed from left hand to right
hand running in July last will point
our remarks.
"Although the length of railway ei~
THINK! is ninety miles, the notice of
the changes and of the essential alter
' atlon to roads pad signals is contained
In eighty linca.
"Might it not be." comments thc
Railroad Man's Magazine. ‘ thet tht1
writer of the above comment. now en
apparent. brevity In the notice mon-
tloni-il and rolled to appreciate that. a
vast amount of work had been expend-
ed upon this notice to bring it down
Ito a lot-111 in which it could be most
readily and eiicct-ivoiy comprehended
by tho cuginnmen‘.’ The change. nel-
withstanding the luck of Information
1111 to its cricnt was made without any
mishap or delay."
GRAND ARMY APPOINTMENT.
Dt‘. M. w. Robinson Named as Medical
Director.
NEW HAVEN. May 11—1011th H.
Bishop, oi llartiord, recently elected
contiiiaudor of the (l. A. R. for the
llepsrtmcnt oi Conilccllcut. youtcrdui’
announced appointments of his stall
1111 ioliowu:
Assistant. Allintant-(lunerolwtloorao
El. Smith. Nialviic; assistant quarter
muster-general, C. W. Emerson. Hari-
ford.
Additional elections announced ere:
Elonior vice commander. William ‘l‘y-
soc, Waterbury; medical director. M.
W. Robinson. Norwnlk; chaplain. Wil-
liam F. Hilton. Hartford; oouuhll of
administration. H. L. Bunch. Hurt»
ford; I). W. Sharpe, New Hevou; G. 8.
Smith. Norwich; Thomas Boudrcu.
Bridgeport; representative-to national
encampment. W. C. Hillard. Bristol.
Delcnlcsuw. F. trillion, Hartford
vs. '1‘ artisan. Norwich: Charles Fen
ion thlimentic: D. c. Klibourn.
Litohtlold: 'i‘. L. riholomow. Bridge.
port: it. til Wood. ew Canaan: w. it.
Morgan. New Heron: Charles French
111111011111.
alternates—«G. A. Hammond
lam). PutnemlL
ville: 11.1.. suite,
.1111th, Merldeaih 1.11. Starr, New
limndon; A.. R. Critiendcn, Middle.
lmvu: Patrick Moro. New Britain;
Salomon Close, Stamford.
(at
D. l’ttelps. Rock
Waterbury: 1} B.
.
It's human nature to believe all the
trend we hear at ourselves.
11me 111th
arise «as. Minnetete out“:
been w run ly
underside.
grille!“ use
The «rein
laced. nouri
Haiti truism. like .1111.
{hind '0‘
plant with s
more tvcru‘i‘tlhalwil
11111 n o
tue'luli: 'rtiee 11111st
tot upon it to grow and become more been
Loan oi hair is «us by the sci
or losing its supply oim
baldness occurs the
”moi mafia; it grow and
e soil
eceol
condii one i
and replenish the sol
and your crop wll
intended It should
1111.1”...
ecelp. it is the 011i 111er
ioode or liquids of the aeeip.
it penetrates the porceq qvuicki
etlngn ud lilc- producing qualities.
its great worth as n
tying remedy --try end see for your»
28o, one end
ttentionif
PROVE“ 1T1
1.".t::1hfiii. ”Wulli‘iwh'flhh 11111 11111
Bosutlipi fish at Small Cast
dam tfle:ans.l have
u ether till at
The ““air“ itself is not the shimrto
tediior the cation theti si s e lowly a or act
conduit upon lie action
the very soil it whirl lit the heiri euro
1 111 "’"ditgudlim'i'i‘ ""”i"1’13"1'x$§c’i"il”
1 alien n r 11 were 0 1:
19.115111 (folio 113.11th .3311 to trout the at oi oi
The nsturet this, to do in eith’ r case. is to feed
or scalp us The case maybe '
igrovr end multiply as nature
tcn'e Denderln he has e most we der-
open the heirgleude and tissues 0 the
for the hair ever
discovered thet is smiler to the neturei hair
and the hair
soon shows the eitects oi its wouderiully eehilar
Scent bottle is enough to convince you of
hair growing and hrir beauti-
IOW at ell drug late in three all“.
i .00 per bottle
coin
in which the plant utowe '
re re. the scale in which
{curve y w
drying u
outlive or 1111 r merit: wile
ties simply lost all its
nourhhment. leaving unit In: for the heir to ice
upon a plant or men a tree would die under similar
acts.we will send s large esot-
Cut
this
(hit
sends tilts free coupon to the
Mill! suntan: nature. WW. ILL.
with their name and address and too
in silver or stem is to ant
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BASEBALL.
Connecticut League Standing.
1.. . 1.
Di ldg‘cpolt ......... ‘7 'i .700
Waterbury ......... I :i .300
llariiord 1 .......... 1; 11 11011
Springfield ......... 7. 1'1 .500
Northampton ....... i. i. .1300
iloiyokr .......... -i 1‘. .444
New Haven ........ i ii .400
New liriiniu ........ i ii .111
Yesterday's Results.
At liridgcpori ltrldgupori ‘3. llari-
ford 0.
Al iiillyokc
:I.
At New liritaiuwxorthumpiou 7.
Now Iirliuin 1’».
llolyokc 3, Waterbury
FREE To shoiv how quickly Isolates
pie tree by return mail to anyone who
At Springfield Springfield 1i. New
ilavcu i.
National League Blending.
W. l.. l’i‘
Pittuiuu g .......... 1.. " 1’1 .701:
New York .......... 1:: 11' .1119
Philadelphia ... ll) '1' .5111
(‘ hlcagu ............ ll 11 .3751
Cincinnati .......... 11 11 .5011
Boston ........... 7 it .311: 1
Brooklyn .......... 7 it “ 1.1.1 ’
St. Louis .......... 1; Li :‘ill
Yesterday's Results.
At (‘llicago ~i‘ hicago -.i New York :1.
All other ganics tuisiponcd.
1 American League Standing.
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l
l‘.( t‘
Philadelphia ....... i‘.’ i .750
Cleveland ..........i‘.i ti .1111?
Detroit . .....,....i:l it .010
New Yolk .......... iii 7 MRS
lloslon ............. 10 )0 ,5011
Chicago ............ It ii iii
Washington ........ ii 11'. .2711
81 Louis ........... it it .1711
Vesterday'e Results.
At New York «Now York 3. llciroit
0.
Al llostoliwiiosion 10,81. Louis it.
Other games postponed.
Thomas-Peptic Fight PostpOned.
SAN i1”RAN(‘l8C‘0.Mu1 «The
light between Joe Thomas and Billy
Pepkc.whi1h was to have been stag
ed at (301nm on May H has been post-
poned until May iii. 'l‘hc mill will
1111111 placc n1 Dreamland Rink In San
Francisco and the length has been cut
[mm 25 to :10 rounds. 'i‘hc change was
made on sctount of thc opposition oil-
tountcicd in Flap Mulco truliltv.
WILL FIGHT RATE RAISE.
ALBANY, N. \'., Mny I2. «(‘om-
plellits tiled with the Public Service
Commission against the proposed in»
crease In commutation rnicu bctwecii
Mount Vernon and New York. huvi1
been acrvcti by tho oonmtlssiuu upon
the Now York, New Haven and iiertx
lord linllrond ikuupauy. The commiir
eion in united to direct its cortisol in
continence pmeeudinits In tho uprciuc
(‘otlrt to prevent cithiu by uumrinmuu
0r injunction putting into am the
proposed increased rates and charges
on the ground that they would be no
Iewiiti. Tho company must answer
within on days.
remorse 11111111111 watt.
AMSTERDAM, May lawnmower
Juliana is perionly well. The report!
published III Paris and “with”. i’fil
torday that the little princess wee sar-
iously ill nrr1 isles. ‘it will he recalled
that when Mr ltruisovuit visited Hot
land he was not able to lice Juliqne.
its she had bonny v'ogolueted recent
and had not fully r vol-ed from th 11
64W.” Since than c has run
tored to her newest saith. u’i‘ues
day Queen Wilhélniins took the prin
ores tor a long drive in an open our-
r ego.
Uncle Hiram 11st the tunnel--
now"
Mirandywmut thsrcs another aot.‘
tincio Hiram-«"1 know there be:
but It says on the program Act IV.
suite 1111 Act it. and i vein 1 1111111
iteer to see it twice oVer.
Bill iiiiil'I' IV LIIIIEIIIIILE
GETS $1,000
(Continued from First Page.)
son. in the Queens County Supreme
Court at long Island City yesterday.
Tbi- action, which was for $25,000 dam-
ages, was brought ill the name of the
boy's father, Dr. Winiicld H. Baldwin.
on gueldian.
in addition to that crdict for the boy
the jury also gave the rather $1.000 i01
expenses incurred in medical treat-
ment. At the 1111111 at the accident. It
was alleged by the plaintiii that
Tracey‘s car skidded out of the couriu1
at one oi the turns and bowled over a
crowd of spectators.
Among the crowd was young Bold
win, who, with his father and 11 num-
ber 01 friends had gone to Long
Island to see lhc rucc. As a result
of thc accident it was Modified the!
the boy‘a log is three-quarters of an
inch shorter tiren normal and that in
couscqucucc ho is developing curve
lure of the spine.
Young Baldwin was strut?! at the
East Norwich 111m, whore lhcro were
many Norwulk people. this being the
favorite plarc oi the Norwalk contin-
gent. which nus a large our. for seeing
llli‘ raw. 'I‘bv skidding ol‘ Tracey-'11 lill
niuciy horse power racer as tho driver
atternptedvto matte e aiisrp turn to the
left, caused much excitement, as tho
course was lined with spectators.
l'l‘reccy'it car. iii-stile tildc-swipplllx thr
. boy, had a narrow campi- ironl going
I
I
i
Illlo n toioglnph polo, but was not
dalliagi~1l.--\llti 11 brief stop the lil-
trcpld diiu-r ulilllcd 1111111 again into
tho rat 1-
When young lluldwlu was picked up.
it was seen that ho was vcry seriously
injured, fur the hour protruded
throuah thc iii-11h and hail stuck title
the dirt oi the road. Accidents being
(cared bcreuiu- oi the likelihood of the
cars leaving llic road. and especially
at the turns, and the uuxiousncse of
the people to xvi as close its possible
to thc truck, utlibulnui'cs were station-
ed along thc on): East Norwich was
considered out» oi the danger points
and an ulubuluurc was close by.
Master Baldwin was hustled aboard
the hospital vehicle. and It was pro
[mod that ho lm hurried away to the
Mineole hospital. The oiubuluuce phy»
eiclens. it was said. maintained that
thc foot should be niuputnlcll. The
boy's uncle, Iir. A. ll. Baldwin, and his
father, Ilcnliat. Baldwin. were at the
scene. The illiclcpi1yaiclun insisted
that then- was 11 chancc of saving the
foot and ”It! latl Willi made its comfort
11bit1 no possible, and brought. across
the sound on n steamboat, which had
taken a large pert of the Norwuik race
cuihuelasin ovclxo
Master linldwin Iltld 11 hard time of
it for many wake. and at one niece.
while. it was thought be What rocover~
in: nicely, ti-iunus or lock-jaw not in.
but was 11v1111.olur1
liurin Municr llaidwlne period oi
being In it up 1111111 the Accident 'l‘rer
cry i'iiliii‘ lo NIII'WEIK several times
with tho racial: our and when the led
was 11va to go out. took him riding in
it.
(in the 111111111 day that young Bald
win was hurt. it tlti‘ driven by Eliot
Bheppard 1111111111 and killed a man In
hlnillly at another mint on the track.
w...»
wit you hitvun't the time to exercise
regularly noan'e Restricts will prevent
constipation. The induce e mite.
deer. healthful action at the meta
without: srlpiag Alli rour druulet tor
them. the.“
moves Jan 1111; use i'DI some
soar ripeness“.
Recommendation it» Present Auletent
em in encapsulation t-iiii
. “M. It
WASHI’NM‘ON. 0. Cry 1“” ‘31“
Representative itiil not recommended
the name oi Weltnr Hubhei'd Jennings.
new Assistant Master at South
port, In the town It Nrileld. to he
interstellar. it is expected that the
"wail Mtramlv. I 11111111111 we‘ll be sour. nomination will no 111111111 by 111. prest-
dent this week end he continued in the
senate in regular order.
No matter how touch a women loves
er husband the that can’t help silos:
i1 as him now and than. , .1...
1111111 1111 Tit
111111 castrate
(Continued lrouuii'irst Pose)
Whombv the heck port or the u
now used as a cell room lie 1 ought
the board could realise conditions in
the ii in! of a case requiriu several
hours it the cells were 111.101.311.11. no
god ulleudy talked over the matter 0f
litcrout usurious tor the town court
With the selectmen and his arrear-
ouce before the board was the result.
He had no particulal place In view
air a court loom. it had been 11115
posted that the police quarters upstairs
be used for the remainder of the 3'3“»
but after consultation with city oilin-
ials It was iound that this cannot be
used
.ludxe 'l‘aylor explained that condb
lions at best In the old court loom are
not very good on account. of poor Veil.
' iiintion.
Various melubels interrogated the
Judge regarding features of the coudi
tions at the old court room. it was
emphasized that the board has to he
an economical as possible.
.lltiigc 'l‘aylor considered the condl
tlouu unbearable One suggestion wait
that the duel loading tiom the court
room to tho ccli room be improved
110 as to keep out the odor.
The 111911 scalloi Estimete.
'l‘he iicv. Charles S. Marital-land was
on hand and asked for 11 special hcar-
lug lor the high school estimates.
which were so deeply cut~by the board
of school visitors. He asked for the
special hearing because, he said. the
course cannut be carried out without
a larger appropriation than had been
provided for.
Mr. Swariz was or the opinion that
it is thc sense oi the board that 11
special bcarlllg be given. In. Mat-far-
land was informed that the clerk will
notify the school committee of the
date oi' the special hearing.
Money For Decorating.
Charles F. liallock asked that the
board grant the (i. A. it. an appropria-
tion of 850 lor the Memorial Day on-
ucrvaucc. Mr. Iiollock asked this sum
for iiouglas Fowler Post and explain.
ed that the t'iiy or South Norwelk
cannot now do this. The (‘ily oi’ Nor-
waik council has made an appropria-
tion or $100 to Buckingham Post.
tlicbard .l. CHIN” also spoke in ref-
crcucc to the appropriation. Every
other place in the state. he said. given
an appropriation. South Norwalk. he
explained. had given an appropriation
for years, but the present corporation
counsel clellncd that it is now illegal.
a rather strange ruling. Mr. tinthill
thought.
Repairs Badly Needed.
Herbert A, Mathewson appeared in
reference to highways. lie considered
Willon‘s system a good one to look
into and called attention to the coil-
dliion of the road between Norwnik
and Wilton. which. he said. is in very
bad condition. lie did not think it
would cost much to do the work. llc
had heard that Wilton has been spend-
ing 8139 per mile on gravel roads and
830 on dirt roads end has pretty good
mods.
Selectmen Aileen said it is not up
to the soicctmcn to rcpuil atatc roads.
the procedure being for the hills high»
way commissioner to make the repairs
and collect the proper percentage. as
provided by the luv oi 1907,
Wilton. Selectmen lirowil still Avi-
son said. had done just the reverse,
repairing the roads themselves.
Deli Island's Ngeds.
. Richard ll. Golden introduced Prea-
ideut Edwards. oi the ilpli island lin-
provv-meni Association, who spoke con-
chrning the appropriation for the Hell
Island roads. Mr. Edwards eaked that
lilo sciecinlen's budget of "00 tor the
roads there be eilowcd. The speaker-
snid further that tile immiclatton is
spending 81.2111) 111 the island this your.
111.0 or ii on the roads. The sum of
521311 was allowed last year.
Constable .i. .l. Goodwin asked that
the il‘liillil otilrcru' appropriations be
looked utter. The appropriation for
this year has been expanded. and there
are bills pending. The truenl unicorn
are three in number.
The Public Float.
Bdwerd lt‘. Slutth asked for an ap-
propriiitlon (or 11 public iioat. The no-
cessity oi a iioat. he believed. requir-
ed no argullteut to prove. in his opin-
ion 3200 will provide a good titlbetenu
tiel host and place there.
in response to a question by Mr.
Swertz it he knew oi my town thet
inniutains a public iloet. Mr. Smith
named liridgepnrl. Mr. Bell wanted
to know it the town end city there
are not identical and it was said they
are.
Mr. timlth gave a short history of a
host that has been provided by pri-
vate pertics for several years. but
which has now been disposed of. There
is no plat-c. he uetd. where 11 person
can land. except at a private dock.
Frederick ii. Quint rd explained tilet
Mr. Smith apmercd a response to I
vote at the board of estimate and intra-
tion. the emphasised the need of a
hoot immediately, and believed that
while the appropriations now being
considered won't be evellithlc for this
season. the board can get around the
matter
ticorgc it, Van Aiut'no called ei-
tsliiion to the feet 1h 1 for several
weeks there have been twelve to ill-
toau people a day who have tied to
hunt around for a place inland.
Roads. itoeds. Reeds.
Speaking about roads. Richard ii.
Golden thought it well to begin road
improving in fieeview avenue. ltest
Norweiit, where there are such tied
epois that wags put up signs ceiling '
attention to them
It A. Mathewson expressed thoopin .
ion that nuiny roads about the town
should he looked utter.
v iiir. Selects said that he had heard
tor a year that the estimate board lied
not allowed any money for roads. in
stead oi not allowing any money’
about to: per mile was provided, he-
'eides “0.000 tor permanent improve-
ment There are 104 miles ill road.
which 1111111111111 tor roguier roosirs about
”0.000. besides the provision for the
permanent Work
sired. --
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i
THURSDAY. MAY 12.1910
1 Bridgeport Advertistiaseu
litI was than of that '
.criticisln against the bond on ililsl
score and wentesi to she it thoroughly‘
The D. M. Read Co.
Established 1857.
Gas Cooking Stoves
Comfort and Convenience for the Cook.
In our Kitchenware Store are shown 32 styles of Gas
Plates, in l, 2 and 3 burner sizes, and there are six styles of
burners in nickel plate or black frames. These Gas Plates
can be llsctl on a table. bench, or tile top of the coal range,
and they connect easily by a rubber tube to any gas jct.
Prices from 75c up.
A Gas Cooker is somewhat of a novelty, made on the
principle of a gas range but smaller. It can be connected
with the rcgular gas pipe or used with a tube, as desired.
This Cooker has either a 2 or 3 burner 1011,111111 an oven buru~
cr .WIIICII is distinct front the others.
Some Cookers have broiler attachments.
anti up.
Gas Cookers in large sizes, very much like ranges, with
heavy cast iron tops and solid drilled cast iron burners,
broilers and side shelves, which are removable.
Prices $5.50
Prices from $8.00 up.
Basement Furnishing Store. lmvcr floor.
Some Dalnty Accessories to the
Baby’s Wardrobe
Among late novelties are some Bathtub Toys, floating
thing that inttrcst the baby in his bath Iright little red
and gold hshcs wonderful green frogs, and (lutklings of nat-
ural appearance.
Teething Rings of Ivory, Mother of Pearl or White
Bone, cut in smooth and interesting shapes. -
White Celluloid Rattles of all descriptions.
White Banks for coins, White Powder and
Cases.
Trinket Boxes of celluloid, band decorated.
Coat Hangers. Sachets, Carriage Straps. Pin Cases. etc.,
in pale blue or pale pink, a fascinating assortment for gifts.
‘ lnfauts' Wear Section, main floor.
Ribbon
The D. M. Read Co.
SWISS AND NET
CURTAINS
After the new Carpets and Rugs are placed. next the win-
dows claim attendee. We have a large assortment of
Swiss and Net Curtains at the RIGHT PRICES.
Swiss Curtains, - . 35c to 52.50
Net Curtains, - - $1.25 to $4.50
Nottingham Lace by the Yard
White and Beige.
Curtain Swiss. - - 10c to 29c
New Patterns Siikailnes and Cretonnes,
and other Drapery Fabrics
Thursday Bargains
Checked Swiss Curtains, - 34.6
Regular Price, 49c
SWiss Curtains, 5 tucks and ruffle, 591:
Regular Price. 75c
Swiss Curtains 5 tucks and ruffle. 791:
111.1111, Price. 11.10
(ABOVE A111: ALL NEW sunsets),
Sample Curtains at - Half
A. Dickerman 8: Still
14 notation St, South Norwaht
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