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Veil heron and New York Bill
Peeling I00. Wanls‘85.000
ii'i‘lll Eaeillorweilt Concern
RlAlIi RRMRARA MARE
MAR Alli BARRIER [Alli
Dace Comes Up in, Bridpeport
on April 4th
Papers in an attachment euit against
the New England Cereal company
haVo been tiled with Town Clerk tier-
bert R. smith. The salt which in for
his. 000. la brought by the Von Baron
and New York Bill Pooling Company.
and the plaintiife claim that a bill
amounting to 33.840 to due them. -A con-
tract wad signed according to the stale
manta in the paper-e. by the plaintitf
and the defendant. it wad agreed that
the Cereal Company'a bills should be
pooled at a atated coat it wee further
agreed that the amount of the bli-
ehould he paid within thirty days after
the claim wee made. This part of the
contract has not been carried out one
the bill posting company in autos for
judgment in the matter.
The once to returnable to the Super
ior court at Bridgeport on the iiret
Tuesday of April.
The property of the New England
Cereal Company In located in Wlnlicio
ptrect, Eliot Norwallt. For several yearn
pant Thomas C. Siearna of Weatport.
had been at the head of affairs.
AAYPSAIHM PPARPRR
APPEARS IA lRlllIMll
Lorne lllunber oi the Colored
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lie'eiden‘t’e at, All lite
lied
For a number of weelue paet there
num-
vicinr
thitir entitled to
“All
her of colored redid to of
tiny-who Mid entree . ll h f
t pooped theoon ; lit a open
later 'on reaping hi videnda. The
latter failed to mat lee to my ex-
tent, but it baa : for Chrldttan
Simmons. a native .I“ Went indla. boo
for many roars it ~ M. “I tthe Hotel
Norwaiit, to take thetfirut stone to no
cure an acouuntln from the oilicera
or the colon-ultejgfg4 blim- that
bumped out :400. and he:
i) ht bolt in that common plead
court for $000 dam ageihe'i L to
rdy Cooper. of Na rd and Charlea
D Lloyd. of South ails.
in hie complaint e pieintid cote
hinteeli up no belii'i an illiterate man
with no ltnowledgt'l or experience at
any kind in the (arid or commercial
“is: or bueineea ti‘attmcuone. and he
idle that hetwri o dare of 0cm
bar}! 1000. and um it 1010. the
defendante induce trim to part with
“00 and in return the save him four
of the Mott‘tlptlltan Mercantile
{teeny company. or New Jeraaya
dolendante. lie aaya, repreeented
theee honde to be ill ouch a character
o
that he could have the name redeem.
ed at any time by hang“. them“ to
the oliice or the
that he wanted hid
lie received the .but found out
he atatee. that t ay were practi-
iy worthlede. havinh no market vai~
no. He elailne the defeadante decor-
adthe title from with the laten-
lien or detraudlae
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Alli liliilllii liliil
ISueceeelui hereon oi Prcieeeor
V1.6. Nowell Ends ill
Ari‘on lieii
The dancing clean oi Professor W.
Gilbert Nowell. of Bridgeport, held its
Icloainlt reception cotiillon. iaat. evon~
ing in Arlen Hail. and notwithatand-
lint the decidedly unfavorable weather
conditione. there woe to very large at-
tendance. There were upward or one
hundred membere and their irienda on
the floor throughout the eveuipd. and
the relatives and friende who gathered
to watch the pretty affair weromurn-
erotic. The container of the young ia~
diea were without exception very boatl-
tiful.. and the, alfalr won one of the
moat enjoyable of the tendon. Mrs.
Nellie Diabrow Taylor. of Greene
Farms, formerly of South Norw'dlll.
furniehed excellent tniiaic
Profeeaor Nowell. who acted on mac-
ter or ceremonlee, cold the pact Beacon
had been the moat eucceeaful one he
had witneeeed since his advent in The
Norwalke about a quarter of a cen-
tury ago. Mre. Nowell. of Bridgeport.
with hire. Sadie Raymond. of 80 ill
Norwalit, preeldcd over the table
taining the tavern and paraphernalia.
The cotlllion was led by Mice Eliza-
beth Newell‘end W. J. Lee. of iirldge-
port. and other aoeale from llridge-
port were George Fro or. it}. C. Prea-
eey. Mr. Weed and i‘. .Colee. The
grab-bee lisurea were decidedly inter-
eating and canned much amuecnlent.
The program follower
Opening ceremony. linlah pith waltz.
lionora are May and The Gracee. fav-
ore ribbonw—Twmetep.
Spanleh Waite, paranoia and whine-
Spaniel: walla.
Myeterioue hande. hata.’fecca, etc.»
Peasant dance.
Virginie social. grab-bag. Marigold
two-step. march and Virginia reel.
Yale, letter Y. 24 or 32 in numbere.
favors paper hate» ~Yale lioolah
Joye oi Winter belle. etc. grabber:
American flan. patriotic airs. acarfa.
blind man a bud—fancied.
map Your Dance. granting. march.
twoatep and Virginia reel.
8erpentlno——Walte.
Battle of confetti—«Two—eiep.
illiliiiillliiiii loll
n W lulu
r
5M WW “$130180ch
Considered
W
Al.l_iANl’,_ March loot... work oi
rehnhllltelng tilc’fli' e34“ e'lnte capl-
tol. begun yesterday while the llamolt
were still crackling in tho wcetern
wing. wee continued today with in
creasing vigor. Flrel cilorte‘wore div
rooted in drying out the portion of the
areal building untouched by the tire.
.hut thoroughly soaked by tone or we
tor poured upon the conflagration. To-
day the iealaiativo loadord are expcct
ed to confer with Governor Dix and
State Architect Ware regardlna the an
proprlatlon noceeaary to repair the
build! oil.
The state architect haa recommend-
ed that the lagielature authorieo int-
mediate preparation or piane.for re-
building the ruined third and fourth
lioore in the wear end. ’l‘hle work will
include the ro-piannine or the interior
to meet the dementia of the oilcoe
that will occupy the ouartera from
which are drove the education depart-
ment. For thie department a building
to in mum of eonetuelion.
Unodiclal eatlmaue place the coat or
re-oonatruction clouto H.000.000. it
in eaid that an WW thia
l"Ieiea would preoii wipe col t
timetod eurplue la the atate truce.”
at the and of the mount iieeei year.
The etata cannot bond llaelf for title
rebuilding and the money mnet be
taken directly from the tree-u
the multimeter.
d Thamaeorhaoattendedavminla. ,
BHURR SPIRE
SHAMER [A BY
IRH‘MARRMI
FiretBaptlei Ediiice. in Wil-
,llmenllo at the Time
sinus“ Iii lupus
lulu iii sun
ilocitvilie Bern owned by Bon-
preeenle'n Henry Burned
Not-walk and the entire etate wae
hit auddenly early last evening by
one of the heaviest mine in a long“,
time and incidentally the eecond eiec«
trlcai Aetorm oi the deacon. While no
“' particular damage wee done here the
atom rained havoc throughout the
atate. llehtaing striking and putting
power and electrical piante out or
commiaelou.
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
RARRSRAAE Alli
PAMM lAiiAlllAA
0ld Well their in Ladder Conl-
pany Members Pleated
With inetruleent
The beedquartere of Old Well Hook
and ladder Company hae been made
ailil more attractive by the Annihila-
tion of the new Crown Comblnoia. and
all who have impacted the inelmtnent
are unanimoue in tho docialon that it
la a marvel at workmanehip in the
piano line. The instrument which rot»
rceenta an expenditure of $850 on the
part of the firemen. wae paralleled
throueh lire. .l. W. at‘udwtnidmdcy.
it hpa a beautiful cane of mleaiou
and wee manulactured by the GMT“
1!. .BentCo. oi Chicano. it in a “plate
or“ piano uncalled. being operated by
tineane of lmtiala. which in turn propel
iholilufnps which canoe a amnion. cre-
ating a vacuum by the reicaelna or the
air. The vacuum operated a mechan-
iatn regulating the lteya and a tone
it sounded.
The that mount in commonly known
"Tito p one of many toned." so
:tyiod became twenty-urea different
instruments can be represented in the
manipulation oi two lovnra. To enum.
erelu all of there would be a balloon
tank but in the rendition of one aoiec.
lion. ",Noam My (led. to Thee." the
lollowin' lnalrumenta are rcprt-uented.
accompanied by the piano: Auto.
harp. piccolo. miller. chlmca. banjo.
muaic-hox and harp.
All changed of tone are made by the
lever arrangement under the keyboard
and invlaibie to the ceeual observer.
Time and volume are regulated by
level-a and hutloue. simple to under-
etaud. luat in front of the keyboard.
The temporlte arrangement by which
the time in proacribed for the convert-
ience of the pouch “"playine the
piano. to Illlllliililty exemplified and
correlate of a number of lined to which
the don the record conferred ll
inked t a few minutce to become an
aeooarpliaher muelclen with this marv
veloueln ill-trowel.
The oomblnela can aleobe mac.
formed into a almplo piano and played
no audit. in a ilify. all the "player" an
iterated can be concealed and an ordi-
nary piano preeeated.
The maritime or the convent! are
more than planned with the imminent
and even the handful who were collee-
ed to the purchaae acknowledge that
the money wee well apent.
fneldanallr. it plain be mentioned
that thin la the that iaatrunaent of ltd
ltlhd placed” in the crate. .
MARK TWAIN 0“ TH! ”TITO.
"Among the teeny pranhe ct lath
Merlin e learned-tie deye," earn a Vin
“a. aiaie eltr editor. “wee the concoction
elaepeeehthatweeputuponala-
city baa but had not.
had a when“ A hrotheriildal
paper reached
did the
about!“ the newcomoer
Hart Mel
‘ low.
Servicee Were in ‘Pmpreae in o,
i
. iiere lie 8W. '
my of toll
Hartford will be i efilcenter of at.
traction next mono “the volcrane
oriho Civil War now lull in Cannon—i
tlont. an the tub a no: comment.
the Department or Connecticut,
, o A. will be held Weenies
day and Thai-eddy. April?! and is. ii.
in the intention to , elite moat
remarkable encampm, Ac old in” title
plate for acute years. _ t ie all t- ‘
ed that many of lbal _. dept. out.
ore of the Grand A front varioue
parta or the country it be present.
The department allfitnplacni id be
ing held there at tbdtinvltdtlon of
Robert 0. Tyler A, poor No. ill). that
poet having altered in .
pended. Thfl‘O‘mV I .
etate. and it each ’
of delegated to the, Moment it ie
entitled to. there at ‘ ‘
pmeet. Undoubtedly thll bnbineee of
the melon. together With them
tire. will rote I entered ii! “traction
a many . live, in
clone proximity to the t on that iii
in bellevcdtltat ,, be
tied an opportunity 3 tnoee acme:
part of the encanlh ”theorem ottioe
during the two dare at they are in
ordered a
The encampment. W will be
held in Union Hall on nae dtreet.
lhia hall hevlaa been (“Meet
prouloue encampml’ltlta ill Mt years.
The cocaine on W at! will open
at noon and will he heralded over by
Department Commandant!
Bieilop. The time will be taken up
aoiaiy with routine hd'ci correlat-
ing principally of the “militant of
committm and that ace in them
of the reporte of , , ‘oomraliteee.
The geiltorlllu‘ill, .. Al to. public
will he moat interddt will be the
compare. held W '- , y evening in
Foot Guard hell. will he the
only bortioh‘hf the, .
reunion which out 8 -
lie The plane tort?» ., '
the 8‘93“” m Heir: ill
ort yea- I 5 y .
Simmons in ehtl‘alili. «laud
are not completed ”flat. in invitation
to be 9"”me the o'ealp-
iloe nae been Comm“;
in (pilot Jenna atoll an; of
Mada, and a alulla‘l'
been moeivéd Maw...“ who?“
Amander in Chief
o'l’ Rutherford N l. have
aloe been dent in haldtdih
and m r an: aortic .A: at
line pin out t, , r~
teary of the “A A nice, and
.tbia event will without doubt play a
important nrt in the patriotic
speech" that will he dollvmd at the
l‘llfllil‘fll‘tl.
The principal bulllil'lll at Thore-
can aeeelon will he the election or
olfioere. Hirer since the Department
or Connecticut changed lta eiootione
from a cacti-annual in an annual
event. no department commander hae
received, a rel-election. and conde-
ouently Common Hilltop will not
ace! another None in eiilcc. beat
your the moat prominent name their
tinned outclda at that ofJ Commander
Biehop wad that ofllt Cuthlll oi
Douelu Arowler Poet. No. to. of South
Norwaih. it in cold that he are
out of the way at the but minute in
favor of Commander lliehop. and hid
Meade beileva that ho to thle year
entitled to the place. Other learned
that have been prominently mention-
ed for head or the department for the
«turbid! year are William ll. Oneal.“
..No it . of New Proctor.
and Janice Sloan. of Merriam Poet.
No. 8. of iferlden. All three oi the»
oandldatea have etroug hacking and
“mailman will be not a
little Interact attached to the eclec-
tlon of department commander title
year. '
.erame ‘MILLINIIY OPINANC.
, limit at anda rill. birth. Allian-
ml. 8! South ale lit. Booth Nor-
“III? IIIII‘III
m III'I' III
W
' A younngotnan who on; in lloih
Helmetreet ammonia taunt ed
with herhaipio.ltieetated.liveyonag
led a all her while a tree
rent-imam- Mll yew” flora
matinee—cell no a rolled woelea
.t
W JIM
oitwo '
i
i: ly time who did not understand Sena-
W mutant nuraery.
Ieiiep law which
j Peon”
' ll more
8 SAYS
Ah
MPHM] MAY
RH R
sentiment le Growing That Peo-
pie Should Have Something
to Say on Court Judges
Alli iiiiiii Militiil
lllliili ill on
A
[sentiments on he Resolution
Fevorlog ildiiiewecn
NARTNRD. larch do. --The senate
today indicted to lie action on the
New Haven ludeeehlp redoiution in la.
vor of Judge A. C. Matheweon and
senator Dickeman waa named an a
committee on conference. There were
no ohlectione to title contentment
the matter came up membere of the
notice and many eooree of epectatore
crowded into the chamber expecting
a lively debate. The action which did
not take too eecoade. named to myetl~
tor Dickerman'e notion that the dad
ate inaiet. float of them thought they
Yr?“ been treated to an early April feel
he. They were "paid for their at:
teadaaco by hearing Senator Aieop in-
troduce a redolution r‘eoueeting the in»
dietary committee to report a bill
which would change the method of
ohooelng minor court indeed Lieut-
Gov. Blakeelee dret ruled that thle
we. new bualneee. but later mind
it ae a donate reeolution which did‘not
call for an act or reeolre. Senator AI-
eop eaid that he tell ac did many oth-
er eenatore that it well abeoiuoaly nec-
eeeary that the eyetcm of chooelua
lodged by the general aaaembly dhooid
atate and for the good of the general
Memoir He had a deep conviction
Want aomethine ahonld he done at title
were eereral hille' under diecuaelon he-
§?nntimettt wee randiy
etude
”Will!
the method or chooeing1udue
in way other to town a bill. Thle
ended the Judge-hip matter.
I," I08!"
T0 PMIGMIBE "MARIE
At a meeting of the DayNura‘ery
Annotation. held thin morning in the
parlore of the South Norwa‘ilt Con-
gregational Church. lt wad unauimouer
iy voted to buy the notice and lot at 7
Ann atreal. and tone eetablleh a per-
The meeting wed
enthualaetic and wan very largely at—
tended. The etep ie one which will
be heralded with interact all over the
town.
The Da Nureery'e home ie located
now in eat direct. near Weet ave-
nue. but on account of the ilkellhoodl
of the bottle in which it ie conducted
being cold at any time. it wee neede-
aary to look for more permanent quar-
to". The bolted at 7 Ann etreet. own-
ed h are. Walter a. Munro. wee de-
term upon do very deeirabia. tool!
mt action to purchaee it being
the occult
Poaacaeioa will be taken about May“
i and in the meantime acme repalre
and oh lee will be made.
The Nureary to at the uncut
tilde caring for from it to is children.
in age from a law monthe tip.
Chidren ae young ea aix weeite are
aooeted tor can The lnetitution ie
in c area of a matron and to doing
very fine work .
annular rue ooveaaleeur.
Amendment “Wee-mien Ioeaet
CM, Law Declared illegal.
mealtime. . Maren alt—The
”M to the lied bucket
nae“buohetlng."
red neceaetilutioaai
title moon-nu of
bid rttoday. in that it “de-
red the none! the liberty incon-
demurrer or Al
anger-day City and
Colin at It. bottle.
Mi AM
MIC!!! 3MP Wit
puree-m
nonparametric.
hfiioawpie l manned you to
t yea accommodate ill) pereooe
ll
'Lllli
m
laeid title
ma: “W“ Headroom
“amateur
he changed both for the good 0‘ “WA
lime. leaetor Juliana eald that there ,
tee committee all he believed . ‘
Ihollld be made inl‘ .
hoped that the committee would fl'tAd A
r. ”rennet—Mum
lllii liliiii.,;
Large Number of Mediocre and
a
Vieitore Present at Lee‘l
liloht’e program
M
t
The membera and friende of Grace A
Baptlet Church gathercd‘in large aunt:
here. last night. in spite antinuclear.
eat weather, for the annual «union.
Vietlore were precept from Bridgeport.
and Fairileid. Among than were itev.
W. N. Nortftn and ltev. J. E. Fulton.
who delivered addroaeea.
Am the local people who parti- A
cix'ratodn18 in the evening’a program
I“ "5
were: hire. Julia Clay. Miee Ella
-let. Mine Gertrude Powell. and
church choir which rendered mum.
pleading selections. The proeram clon-
ed by the installation or the camera -
for the coming year. this having been
omitted because of the «tended ro- ‘ V
rival aervicoe in January and hitch -
Rev. ldr. Morton, in a few well :
ary.
ehoeen wtprde, performed the core
many. ,
wary of the church, where the it
diee' Aid ety. aeeiete‘d by other
auxiliaries, had prepared a one dunner.
The progreee or therchureh clarion“.
the peat year under the leader chip 6f'
ite young paetor. Rev. 1.. G. Nichole.
with hie strong corpa of church work»
era. has been wooderfuh—eplritually.
numerically and financially. it wad
elated that there never were ‘a turn
loyal clue of people. willing to do t elf
beat at all timea to enoouraee the pea-
tor. lire. Color, preeident of tha‘ ha
diee‘ Aid Society. doaenree much cred-
it for the way ebe mag. ed alfalre.
caloleo tlenlu _ .
rem rule It
CHICAGO. larch 30.--The upper
wall of the went tower of the William
Rainey Harper hfemorlai up in
coorea of eooetractlon at the aircr-
eity at Chicago, chreehed inward mil
tat-day. eomaietehi it'd
gun“ or the tower frog the top tom
Horn ,
Severalmdt ,, . ‘
third and berth" .. .
“Deg. towerw
m ' '
L . A
D Rockefeller.
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Ilill “PM!”
NEW YORK. March Iii—A black
head bomb wad exploded early today
almoat beneath-tine .onat tailaofiAa
New York policeman. The. bimodal.
melting hie mum-lento made. one
atanding at the doorway of a moment
wee in the cellarway of the building
blown in.
The tenants. twenty familiee in all.
made a wild 1'th for the atroet. but
were quieted by the policeman. who
had unload hie equilibrium and con
peeure by the time they came atrium-
doyn etelra.
a bomb. apparently depoeltad in
the cellar-way early in the night with a
3?. race. wee aimed at the wlnee‘ho
alenea on the Iron
All predhet were then invited to the ’
hence on Firet avenue and the bomb :0
lewd. - , . 3
lie or mittod'tllat'lll I,
otPtile aw Qi'dorlr cannot ‘
the. worir'lnen’e nitration ,
(continued on third
telnet
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Winona. React
liter nueeala ‘Wm
wee damaged and doora and windowe ”3‘
p
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inquire or one at.
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