minnow Nth .
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» AMUSEMENT.» l
‘MUSlC HALL.
Splendidly staged and troll noted
"The Squawman" considered by many
‘. critics to be one of the best. if not
'the best play otltvestern lite ovéi
written, was given itn initial perform
ance last night by the Music Hall
Stock Company before an audience
that was at. all times enthusiuutic, and
this powerful play was unanimously
pronounced the greatest dramatic
success or this clever star company.
with, »
The play tel-ins with life and ,
, action throughout, while the at-
mosphere is so subtle and real
that one can almost catch the breath
~ oi the sagebrush and cactus. and feel
the alkali dust on each noutrilu. 'l‘ho
~ wootom flavor is so pungent with local
"color. character and force. and the
1’ whole seems more like a bit of real
are from the plains than the artistic
1 creation of the playwrighl'a brain. Mr.
. Elwood li‘. 'Bostwirk new a powortul
performance of Captain James W ynne.
gate-the Earlc‘s cousin, afterward»
‘ Jim Carston, and he played the part
with a firmness and powvr in every
“.uoone. Miss Caroline Locke, an Diana,
we also especially good and her ox~
oellont Work merits praise. To discrim-
iflfle when we have. twenty speaking
In is all excellently ttikotris obviously
no’oagy task. yet we. oannot help ineli-
timing some other members of the
chairman work wan ospm‘lnlly good:
him John lt‘lommluga, Miss Madeline
Delmar Mr. (furl liarbaugh, Mina er.
: lie‘Batlelie. Mr. Albert. hit-Quarry. and
Mr.- John Broderick and Mr. Carroll
Duly.
The motion pictures
aotoand the songs by Mins
Stitch were as usual excellent.
”The Squawrnun" will be the illil‘itt’v
. all week, and judging from ltu
"tion last night it will probably
ted by crowded houses at ev-
,, rtorlhauce:
. u the production of “The Squaw“
4 ”is an event long looked forward
’itt'ovidenced by the tart that the
’Wfliment had received nearly three
‘ had written requests for this high
plar.
ille" with Miss Carolina Locke
“t, title role, is the bill announced
rum week. Mr...iloatwiok will be
a this playing Armand Duvai.
SMES FOR $5,000.
mm
brtween the
billion
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,i‘niotrotor Brings Action t-‘ollow-
" in o Foul Accident.
”mu .F. Dowd, administrator on
mm of John ilowd. has tiled a
halt in the superior court.
nry ,i. Barthel,“ Stamford,
‘4.
bond: was a resident of Non
. me of the oily, and with
. . wired in repairing West ave-
~ J, Barthel in a wholesale
1' and the owner of o llrgo
“truck. At ‘noan on that
, unit no (trivia: the out ‘-
, ain‘t! he run} Into in
.I ,, 1‘.
Who Themed in hrouxlit
t
l .' bitty 4 of but year he was .
nowd; who died ,
. unanimity» hitter] and in,
”5 n animating
:r i!‘
,. momentum
.. u. must. “Malina?”
‘ . . ram.-. .
- «‘rn‘ttr‘lon'as 3th
Sunday Observance Low Framed by
Mayor of Mlddlotown.
The following is the. text of the Sun»
day observance law framed and offer-
ed to the general assembly by Mayor
rlaher, oi’ Middletown:
Section lwii'uring or within tho lira!
twenty-tour hourn of the week. ram.
monly and hereby designated as Sun-
day, no person shall engage in anyi
work. trnmc, sport. or other activity"
in such place, manner, or time an shall
disturb or interrupt the repose and to
ilgloun liberty of the community.
Section :z-n-On Sunday no pel'HOll
perform or require. any labor or not”
vit‘e, in productions, commerce, trade.
trailing, or other gainful purnniln, on
rent in works of necessity or mercy or
in nut-h works on are domundod by the
general comfort and rontonieueo oi" the
rommunlty.
Section 3>--~l'2\'er.\' rmpioyo who in re-
quired to be occupied on Sunday other-
wise tliau in the regularly recurrent
daily duties of the humor household
shall be allowed at some other time in
the week on nuintvrruptmi period of
am lost-t than twenty-tour houra t‘rro
from work.
Section ri‘slliil‘it'l‘i to tho provisions
contained in. section 1. it shalibe iaw~
fui to sell. in piacou other titan wlu-ro
upirituoua or mail liquors or wines are
kept or offort-d for unit). iii’t‘lli‘l‘t'li iii»
barre. .milk. ire cream, soda “alt-r on
other nonalcoholic iit‘Vt'l'lu‘It'H. l‘ruit.
flowers, ot‘nll’et-tinnery. nrwsimpirs.
drugs, tnedirlne, surgical appliances.
or food Hold to be eaten on the proud»
on where sold. .
Set-lion 5--—~Subjert, lo the provisions l
or Section 1. any person who unlinrur .
ly keeps any other day of the work as ‘,
holy time null doea no labor on that ;
day, shall be liable to pmuorutlou tor
engaging in labor or sport on Sunday.
Seotiout‘w~Pront‘0uiimln for violation
of any provision of this statute uhall
be brought within one month after iill:
commission or the Mouse; and any ,
i
t
t
ion shall be lined not more than too.
Any person or rorporatlon requiring i
any employos to work without the rent
riod providdud tor shall be lined not
"depriVed of his rest period.
Section 7min order to becomo effoc- ‘
fire in any town, the provisions of this
statute must have been accepted by a
majority vote of the chapters of the
town in accordanro with the regulalonii
‘~ *eotabllshed for voting upon license for
the sole or intoxicating liquors.
W... .
“Can't look well, out well of tool
wall with impure blood loading your
body. Keep the blood pure with llnr-
' (look Blood Bittern. hint uimply, take
exercise. hoop clean, and you Will have
long life.
,acnoowasrane' ANNUAL.
Club Elects Officers and Liston. to Art-
drcnu in Hufltord.
The annual meeting of th‘vilchool-
mastery Club at Connecticut or held
{at the Allyn Houu. Hartford. Saturday
~ ’ , ,, on attendance of 120.
home of the instructor:
all. did not ‘ WW“.
9 good addressed“ by
inoiruetorc prmnt. F. ‘W. Eaton”)!
, the hill”,
‘ . o tol owing amour: tor
t o cunning hoormre «mun: « ' .
' litigant-331W! White panel»:
Nomai’hohool in N in Britain.
strontium , .
w-«w "le qr...
“Dentury, Stamford and Bridge-
‘l‘Tbennzrr S. Phillipa;
V‘.‘
person guilty of violating any pt‘ttvin i
gward ll. tlrltlilh.
;(ittll'il’i‘ H. T. Wallis, loltu \V. liml~
)0
inure than $50 for each empioye thus ,»
;.b~.. William in. 'rbmnii
ib‘rod iii. Northrop; senior ‘ttrnnd wan
idea,
to! the seals. Ebenezer 8.
.r‘: Lml’li. In
nan..- .
, i :Artor the uuuni routinohuoinm won
.
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r b-i’fl‘i‘Wmma-m
, i multi- ““3 ’p' firm"; it... p,-
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port Day” Observed-Eluhi
Caudldatesj‘ake Degrees.
tinly right candidates. took the do
props: at spevial mention.“ < f ilw lli‘itlne
port Srotlinh [the Masonic Iltltiit‘ii. rus-
tut‘dnr attvrnorn. on what in known to
tho fraternity an "lvanhut‘y. maniford
and Bridgeport any." they hailing from
Stamiot‘d. Norwuik autl Slrutlord.
Those lllt‘t’iillfji-t \u-rt- lull at tilt
rooms of thew bodies in tho .‘tlanouit
temple and boaau with «i mention oi
thr l‘r\\ili i‘libion ludxr til i'ol'l‘oe
lion :iiurlly altt'. ‘J mt O‘i. at which
the fourth (it'ttlt’v lStwlrt Mahler: and
tho itth (HEU‘VQ‘ itlrnvpl tt'leot Mason)
were runierroil in aE-ort mrm. 'l‘lleu
ittllmwd the nwvlinx: ri’ \Htuillligi-tn
ounbt‘il. l’rlnnvn ol’ .ivrusnit‘lll. at
which the. epw'latulur lflth degree.
railed tho Knight oi the barn nut‘.
Sword, “on wound in full rormnuuial
{mm by up» rupturing rm-moulal or.
ileum. exor)‘ our of whom in Miller n
32d or :l'kl :lrurw Haunt:
i"il‘ri .‘\|Ilililili.‘lli~ t'yruu. King or
i'l‘l'hill, iiitllllii‘li ll. lionrrt; llnbiei.
Master oi the t‘alut‘n. li‘rod it. NC)!"
llll‘np;‘ liaiim, Miltiit‘l' of lliaphlt‘hvn,
Syainn. Mlltiit‘l‘
of (‘urnlt‘r. Peru 5. Hill; NteiIItZfli“
dian. Manltr oi infantry. ll. I“l\i|‘t.’liiiti
Wheeler; Abnzur. Monti-r of ('t‘it‘~
mmtlrn. .lool 'l'. Wotutit‘r.
Nubia-u of the i’t‘rniltli l.‘ottrlv~x\nizlts
ll. \lurKruzlo. ~iturnrll 'l'. \‘l‘hilinu.
illitii‘ill.‘ Kingston) Henry N. Ayn-s.
(itto lmlunnuu, Uriuntl Smith; Nelle»
minh. prince of the nuardl. William
is). Parker; Zorubltabel. a captive i-‘ree
Mason. (‘lmrins ii. Davin.
King (lyrua‘ tiuards-Memira, rap-
lalu oi the guard. John H. Wade: .io-
heph l‘. li‘rlabir, Frank S. Stimson. lid-
.iolm A. Gotham.
that. (ioorue‘tl. lloérs, koala Kuturhor.
Shroud Apartmentv ’l‘. F. ii. toaster.
drn. Perry 8. Hill; junior grand war-
ll. Filirt‘iiiid Wheeler: keeper
Phillipa;
Zorubhnhal. (‘harlua i‘t. liuviu.
The feature of this degree was the
oxt‘ellohi manner in whlrh Charles D.
Davis performed the work of Zerub»
babel, a captive Fran Manon, which
part he had aauumed for the. first time.
Pequonnoek ohuptur.“
liniabrd up the work of the ulternoon
by conferring the litth armor, Knight
of the Rose Croix, in full common“
form. This work halted until '80.
following which a uubltnntlol‘luno eon
was served to the too or no Manon:
who were nruuent: included, in the
attentional wore it. number froth out or
the city. ' .
fiery, acceptable music was
I. quartet compgnod of George
-. J. Flatter, W. U. Hdwltiy and ii. .
liarrottbnll 32d degree Mutant“.
Juno, CIVIC Ludo: onom.
and Mansion Arc tutored.
optimal
mmimww c..—
During l-‘lrst‘ul Hls'Tltli'iy Year's,
«Prison Sentence ills Mind
Breaks Down l
Wiriuuntod by the memory of one of
g Otto of the worst erimou recorded in
the annaln of Fail-hold mutiny. ,Burtani
'Ltiniti, awomplioe oi' .ioueph Murok
in an attempt to thurdor Annie. Moukll
and than get ponsonuion of her savings,
lulu noun violently insane.
Limit] in Lil‘l'i'illg n nonunion of thirty
yearn in ]li‘iil0il. ilu wan sentenced
during the March. llllu, torm ol' the
Superior rourt, March in serving a
septum-n of forty yearn in lil‘ib'Oil. lie in
kept hard at. work every day. t
These are the two who on Saturday '
Jan. l5. lilili, one of the biltoreut days
at tho winter whoaherp tirit'ta cover-
nd the hills of Fairliuld. throw Annie
liloskll, a dotueniir, down a well on n
isouuerutive doses are thin;
lint intuit
Prbvcs Quluine is Never'Eileciive in
the Cure oi 1: Severe Cold
or the Crippe
Nothing else that you can take will ,
brook your oqld or and grippo no
promptly as a done or Pope's Cold
llotupound every two hours until three
The most mluerable IlGUfflgia pains,
heudarlaze, dullneas, head and nose
ntul’il‘ul up, iovurlshneus sneezing; run-
ning of the noun, sore throat. mucous
uutarrhnl discharges, soreness, stilt-
nous, rheumatism pains and other dia-
lreua begin to leave after the very ilrnt
done.
Pope's Cold Compound in the result
or three yoaru' research at a cost of
more than titty thouaand dollara, and
contains no quinine. which we have
conclusively demonstrated la‘not et-
l'ut-tivo in the treatment or colds or
done ttmlx. ‘
Whig j
A” mom, or nuptial» knotted ; j ,
hilluidep on the farm of William Fen”
rls, in tfreenlieid l-lill. Allniglit and
morning the woman clung to an iron'
pipo to prevent her drowning through
the ice that covered the big well.
When the. li‘tl‘riii i’nmlly found their
water nilppiy abut. off, for the cold,
wna no intense that the pipes trotte.‘
they wont. to the well to investigate,
and on Sunday utorniuu at 10 oulot-h.
they found the woman. hail trounoiouu,‘
her root and hands rrozru.
She was driven to St. \‘int'ont‘n both, M. ....- M
pilai, in Bridgeport. allot duration {gum 3 ported thattbo has attentitpted to‘end
tliopiearby towirk had rare or‘ ordain life by hanging. lit to periton-
She placed ulii potion in possession or} tlary it in not that Marok is much like
such inforuutlion regarding the rrimel the oilierk prl Opera, and that there ib
that. the next day the. two "Hi" ilwlri’ ‘ no record of his having attempted his
caught at the station in Sprug ilk-own life.
Mask. where they were preparing to
claim about woo ther woman had in a.
habit. They thought the woman wani
dead at the humor of tho well. “will ? gel-nun kidney and bladder trouble re-
hoipvd build the well. and knew it ‘ suiting tram years or railroading, Geo,
wan deepmnil dangerous, and ho did . p; pen. 339 Third St. Fort Wayne.
not i'mtiiiiil' that a thin routing of “‘0‘. lnd.. was many years a conductor on
and the arrangement. or water pipe Wool the Nickel Plate. lie naysz‘ "Twenty
glUiiCitglil to keep the woman from; your“ or railroading let; my kidneys in
row“ nil- ' ‘terrlblo condition. '1‘ are was pain
Marok, already married, pernuntlml i across my book and hips and my kid-
the kill to trod him in liarltord aimsya gave me much distress. The llrst
few darn below. tbo. itrlduopurl 1rili.fl;ottlt~ or Foley's Kidney Pills made a
refil‘vnvnted himuolt as woullii)’ Bl“! i woudorlui improvement and tour bot-
dvh‘iroun of taking the airl to his i'un' “(m curt-d me completely." The
ther'u palate in lluugnrr. till the wait lirldip- Pharmacy and W. '1‘, \Vigmore
grippe.
Take this harmleu Compound as
directed, with the knowledge that
, thorn in no other medicine made any-
“where also in the world, which will
cure your void or end Grlppe misery
as iu'omptly and without any other not
alsiunce or bad altar-electron a 26
cent package or Papa's Cold Com-
pound, which'any dmggiat in the
world can supply.
WNW M.—.._ .....
WARNING TO RAILROAD MEN.
they stopped at Poirot-id, and lrudu- . & (f0, --
ed over the hills lo the ini wilt-r0 Lua- W M—
iii oxportod to do away with the girl. HOTEL ARRlVALs.
'i‘luxlr speedy lll'bmhrnninn was itil- Mahackemcrwl“. W. Rowley. (‘. it.
lowed by an alarm as stwv'lr trial»1 llmut. r:. n. nmbb. New Haven. 9.
The men, pale and npprvlwunlvr, were t‘. ilnrnum, llanburr; \\'. ii. iii?"-
nwaltéd at tho railroad station on whistle, Providtinoe, ii. l.: W. M.
their return from Sprinnlieltl. hr I Doll'liler. S. tirernutein. Bridgeport: l..
:nub oi hundreds. .. An ntltotuohllei it. llurlliult, Wilton: .l, .t, lluratu llulv
mauled lilrm awny'lfitoro tho mem-i told: .l. Mutilation. 8. l.. (Worker. ll.
:wluu rrowd rouid than harm’l‘ho A. Mn'et‘. p3. “0939. u. if. Harding.
pourt room was thmi‘n-d during their New hark; t}. P. linrorutiok. Hurt-
urruinnmonl. lord; W, Van Paporinu. \‘i'ent Sayviilo,
Lutlki immune l’lltll'llrit‘ and Honor l.. i ; 'l‘. i-‘. Thayor, ll. M. Wright. lion.
”.iliilr (‘iillfit‘il'i‘i‘l‘ airlikun ultra hr '; ma. .i. W. Clark. \i‘auhinititm. D. (3.;
entered tho walls tr! the penitentiary ; H M. Htobbinn, Springfield. Mann: i‘.
and hiti untrbldnos noon puvo “‘M’ i” i l-‘ Mills, \\’. S. Jonru, J. H. Lockwood.
violent iunnnitl'. lid in now in ME, tr Lanton, city. "
roll in the dopartmmt for criminal M.....
insane. March. with Na renamed mt la the mllllnory department of tho
the innitpatur of tilt‘ urilnl'. has not Milli: more you will {ind oneihundrmi
shown any plant 0: mental decor. new and pretty shame to ohoore imm.
though several thunk it has been rt», sop adv.
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ones childless, now happy and physically mlhwithhoolthy children,
will tell how Lydia E. Plakham’s Vegetable Compound made all this
possible. Hero on their names and comet addresses, “Write them
and learnioryonmli. Theymmily atewoutofthoflondo. "
humongous: 3%
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Yesterdayfth‘tormu tho Wound
,uunlcipol bound. .0! north 180mm.
of tronurthd. mow matter: connected
with tantrums-'- work «crewman...
the ogtoanuonu option a.» i
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iii. Ailirah ‘ (linmpang.
Establiahrh lfl57.
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THE CLIMAX COUCH.
A Folding Couch that when openedout measures fifty-
one inchcn'in width. and the regular seventy-two inches in
length. It is operated in the easiest manner by a pressure
of the foot, and locks when open, equipped with in cotton
mattress which will be appreciated by anyone win). likes
a perfeciiy‘iiat and level bed, also there in a cotton bolster.
Price $15.00. ” ’
, Should anyone desire, we can supply the Climax Couch
with a box attaclnnent, 27 x 72 inches in dimension. This
of course means some slight additional expense, but it
would be valuable in small apartments where space is at a
premium. The mattress is hinged to give access to the box,
which is large enough to hold all necessary bedding, or it
could be used for a skirt box. Furniture Store, fourth floor.
I .
This is a proper time to pick up the small furnishings
of Crctonne and Art Ticking, or of Figured or Cross-barred
Lawn. , .
Scarves for Dressers, Covers for Tables and Stands._
and Cushion Covers. Trimmed with Cluny or other heavy
Lace. or Wash Braid. Daintily attractive, serviceable and
washable. Also inexpensive.
‘ Third Floor. Upholstery Store.
A Gas Portable for $3.75. ;\ drop~light which is iinuti- '
some enough for any room. The standard is of Old English
brass, and the shade which may be in either amber or green,
is ten inches square.
A fine light for reading. and rollipiete at $3.75. Very in-
expensive. China Store.
Attention is directed to the very large showing of Glass-
ware, at present in the China Store. All articles for dining-
room or any household use. Priests the lowest. Exhibit in
window corner of Fairfield avenue and Middle street.
The Trimming Section invites an inspection of exclu.
usive Novelties in Beadwork and Embroidered Net Bands.
Garnitures and Motifs for Spring Costumes.
For Wash Dresses, Colored Braids for Gingham-Linen.
Percale and. Chambray Gowns.
.
In the Tea Room.
lettuce or rarebit sandwiches with a glass of buttermilk.
.\ good luncheon for spring days,
Eliot E. iii. illroh (humming.
NOW I! THE TlMi TO TAkI UP THE NEIO OF NEW FLOOR
COVIMNB. WI ARI'PRIPAHIO TO SHOW YOU NEW LINES.
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