{It remedy'ltnown for
,3. a»
ist diseases.
Coughs, Colds
specially effective in the case
children who take cold easily
‘ has them sturdy and able to
it druggists~25c, 50c, $I. I 'r "
Mrs. im'io»8niflell 33nd,.Mlno Moir-
joric Purdy spent Monday in New
York city.
The CEescent Ft. l3. Baseball team
defeated the Greens Farms team
"' Saturday by a score at 4 to 3.
l". N. Taylor, the plumber, la mort-
lug :1 Shop In hack of his residence on
Lincoln street where. he will do repair
work.
Leslie Perry, of .l’mli'r; llti-lt'llllltl,
Brooklyn, in spending his l'lilsit'l‘ vn
it’lllloll with his tIuill, Airs. Charter.
.3 Fable. King street.
2 An elnertniillntnt will I3(3 .'.:l\‘I‘il In
. 1'»IIII Insrtt seen
SW H A WI] .\
tilt collcelns 33333 laying, off
looting seed 0 ntt'rri. Slililll
EMT hundreds oi thousunds
calls 03 331038. A big
will he required to do the work
Lancrnfl Brothers start
Worth (:0.
' move. The
3183‘ on the same nork.
33‘ has reached town totin3
333' alleady.
ported very scarce.
‘pply lli'ty curloadu of Slot‘Lt
Great interest in being 331103333
chill with n buuqut‘t n1
feature of the conv.enlion
nmetnvlce
(I of victim or
could do. l'ienrl" C. Rowe
Winniere and the lu'eucnt
ving‘the crews 33 holiday to
qffair.
HIGH SHOOL NOTES.
' regular rehenruul oi
Mil C Perry 33:33 held in the
‘ hall yesterda3 afternoon.
i'day afternoon,
‘olr respective parts.
rtcd. The Stoples‘ game
Tire, of a try~out than n
78.
partment of the high school.
pony was on bond at the
' on all sides.
Lorne TllAllSFEIlllEll
ASSEASON stools
', April 3.-—~\\'ilh
month of the oyster petition ltll, lo WWW
Cd, a task tlIuI will Iflf’tl‘tllltf
today
ancfer about a quartet million 03's
Ebro from (‘onnettlcnt beds 30 beds lnl Inmnlng. “‘3‘“ Dodge “3" l‘“ “’"l‘m" union, and at pronoun 33 manner of the
Rhode island The J & J W FIB “W“ nill 1"“ Inn ”he"! '“ m“ “’ layerultvc board and New Englundeoni
moved 20000 bushels Inst Ila“ shop ‘0' 3 “W dill-S
week and lime. 100000 bushels more 3‘40““? “i “ m“ clip Who" l“ “‘”‘lm‘i connnlltee
Mexunder Fra’zcr (30., l
éMerrill Haviland (‘0. and John 1 I‘l‘llm'fl" who, 0" hi5 33'hIeI ““5 “I ieontercnre I‘Iom',ti reprmonllng the lo-
I'lll :53“ Co. are others that “HT. get 1.3m coming down i inIoln street
The demands thin 3enr‘
\‘e33 Hmen will
lore] concerns in the annual (‘onvon I
on of the Oyster Glliwem :InIl Ileui in
s' Assoclntion, to he held bore hat:
the
T915 possible that a parade of the t‘on-I
’cct fleet of oyster carriers will
old in‘ New Haven harbor as ‘n 5136 i from I. w Bunk b: ildlng It ,9“ n'heat'y; ‘nunicd m togtmlmv' ,4 mmtmg .31 the
two the boat parade on that day,» '
the High
hool Orchosga under Prof'essot Wil-
lie seniors who are to appear in
33 annual ploy to be given on April
nd 17 held a regulnr rehenn'nnl yes-
showing the
s the young people are making with
espite the fact that the first game
T baseball is to be played on April
.h with Staples High School
carport, practice has only just been
as first in the schedule and
. T'new adding machine hull been re
'3 van and installed 'in the commercial
The agent for The Royal Typewriter
‘. Tier-day, making some. repairs and
1113 all his machines a general look-
- 8 school students have at last got-
}:down to work with the enthusiasm
"pt usually follows cohort vacation.
steerable curpriee who express-
or whom after he had» been
’ expelled-‘1 come little time
is yet a chance for that swim
in and those interested con-
lit it up unions the mole he
llilr'lnly ball on the owning oi ‘Ipz'i:
.333. It Itill in continued by Lllnt'II'In:
€\‘.'iln:n3, oi New York. who In :In Ix I
‘pmi‘filonr, this. line. The III'I3I3I3I-Ii:'»l
lTltl Iii lm 11'): the, benefit ol' the. Senior
lIIoLItlunIIIEIInI " I
Til naturalization z,
3 ilHllllfiEilSEil motsfi
—u—-»—WW ”A
(flush cl Stnpluu' l~ii."3 School.
wu....,.........,_ 1
5T 'lhls IA-Ienine. filllll‘Vlll,“ IhI- I'I3IIII."II
“I" Lenten services til I hriut (lilll'N II the!
Rev Henly lilnl'hloI l3, \3 llll I). lit,
Ill“ “‘1 but leeten Iiv Initoll Iiinrttl- ol‘ the pun- i
1%
counting down Lincoln
on lllfl new biI.3I'lo \lmulnyl
While
bti‘t‘t'l
l
to‘
[lodge was
into Riverside avenue he struck Erlt
Both
inert» thrown to the ground McLaurIo
3 advance guard 0‘ the gem bI33'-. rewind n slight out on tho heudl
nnd is but Dodge est oped without injury.
At the reunlur meeting of the flush,
on: Star held last week III their moms:
in the \utionul IhInk bullIllnt, it won
iIlI'cided that It would be needless for,
them to keep nnv louver such large
tutors and it was Iottd to rent the
gold chapel of hit.
sweet until conic mute
:'»II:I3III'~I I'onlIl llt‘ locnteal With the»
rIztnov 'II of Temple. Masonic lodge
l)\' the
"Patti
be
rent to pro, for a room lilill'h too lureoij
Slur, 33ml tin-3' lure Ilet'urdinlly givittll
up the rooms there beginning with
the. first ol the month.
m...” .
iuIT
him “1‘1 was heltl Monthly
.‘Iiunicul Society
Dill" 15; If. B. Dolge, State street. The. beau
tllul moonlight evening WAS nonion
thing one of the ordinary tor the no
III-I3 and was undoubtedly appreI-im
hand le
large numbers: The program was run»
III-roll by the quntrtelto of Trinity
Ihurz'h, \Veelport. assisted by hire
Frederick Taylor, Greens‘ l‘nrina.
piano. The duets of;.\irs. Stone and
.‘lil‘. ()‘lioll were. very beautifully ren
doretl and the blending of their voices
was Lounge of much comment. i’nr
ticniur mention should be made oiT’» tho
rendition of the Angolus. Mies'Mchf-
lley's singing was of the fluent and
brought out Ibo. woll modulated notes.
in Spring H.333fl Come. and i Know It
“850m
prog-
of
i~."I nlr' II on King;
i‘uvol able»:
The sixth Inusivnl oi the Wentportl
ed hy the..u3otubers, whontmnded in.
NEW il.»\\'l3‘.\, \III'II ti Mill‘Tllll
trugn, IrwI'I-Inr; I:I the lUi‘iil '”Jltoil 3‘~ IT
men‘s: I'nlon. um :3 member oi. II33»
\‘ew liru' intnl onlifw'aivnw llUIll‘hl Indiil
hilllt‘l llllll tIII' (tTIlI'i'ililll Iii illlwt~lom
IIi Imus 3333' I‘ll inotcrnn'tt und c-‘on
duII. III I» union.) ml the t‘IInneIIlcnt
t'onu'un'» ‘illlll—Ill,1’lll(ll the \un' ilu~‘
linkers and tulnint,‘ attention if) T,iah will hold ll Icreptiou for the pur lven loud I subcldluu lines is Mtifi‘m I
to “low of meeting the 3mm: lllilleh Ii, litttllltu.IiiI1 130'
of seed the church. and :II the. tlllll'tll ‘II.Irlrnnltunt"I»II» »I3II3 homo “II photo at 333nm
,lllIa—re will be Irnnxportcd from bellgon 'l'llllllitliu‘ nimnoon he would likemuy aI"II33IIo.3n‘~I nostlon in Hartford l
Fit to meet the tililt‘l' marlin-3'33 of his Izon "
limit of wheels are '..ntion
Ionic .III beiore IhI I
~“I 'ittnly literal lflltlll rhinosentn
litt- III the prom; Ililll tilt-‘3 litlul‘tl fit‘
I loot Ill 33 Iolnlnittt't' of live to not no a
i gr'wmnre touunltteo. James .1 Line,"
I former financial More 3(33'3 of the lat III
Itoront'o board Ion 333333 tam-tell on thinl
Fl nuk Muller, no troll aul
[Broom and l 3IIt-,II In It member of the
ion! union The three attended renter-
(1133 :3 meeting.
[institution the .questlonot wait/e33.
iSecrI'tnu lireon dorlnrml tllul. the
iconioronw honrd lulu nm the putter
to sun unoihot or not It Iletpund Mr
Hill increase nilnll be made He said:
ithnt It wue up to the Individual men)
Ilium of the union "An3 mun." no,»
gnaw 'mu llm lt‘ltt'vu'i ill lltliltl 01' ilI-r- I
Ilee. hits the r:i. in, to get up Ill 3333.3";
motility. and dim-uni; the wane quee-
‘tionfi’
special gr'lt‘tu‘lilt‘I,‘ IIInnnIitteo of urge
confeiv'llgc bonrd‘ulll plug. an impor
Olinoctitut' s fleet is the litigant intf,” tho ex<lual3e use oi the Ertatcrn tint “m! in the 33:33:33, (“)me
some {Olll hundred tell
one power being
New Haveners beliete that. nIIt'Ili.
hibition would impress visitingl
‘ termen more than anything else
. At 33.3mm hunting: of the lot'nl union
Ito be held Sulnl'ltny 3330313 re, accord
ling III score-Inn,» town, the liner» doi-
lexuten to thee (Inference board will
Innlw :3 I'eporI, It in'I3pr»I3tI'»Il that m
lthiu time, the tillt'fliltlll of wagon will
he visitors to an PX““"31°“ “listening N 1110 13333339 OI .Mr. and him; he tnlten III). for the II'ttl'ucIIIont now
'I3xiiltinll. between the" (303331333333 33nd
months.
........... 3..--,-..W.‘.T.,,,,W_.......
sov Acolnenn'ntftv KItI'LEo.
llAlt'l‘lI‘Olll‘l, April 3.~3w»l.onis (lirrl
eiIlI) nix years old 33ho \‘Illll chat in
the hood pith u revolver 133' 33 pin)-
mate Flank income, died at St. l-rtm-
l‘lS' ”Illusion about lost midnight tlr
80339 In eleven Vt‘ttl'i-l old. The shoot-
int: occur red 33' Itlle the. boys wpre 331333-
ing in the llrsoue. home last evening.
nllll-neoording to the tlrsotte ports
utnielnent, was occidcntol‘ ‘
IlillTAlll tltutrs "
liovelt ’lnrdeu to perfection fillies
McCal‘trey song It duet with Viral
. ,. » l
81““‘3” Stone. which 333133 lflolnalltubly well Many ».~ South Norwollt Git "n Known
‘3 rendered. Mr. 0' Dell rendered n solo ""W 831w Tl"? Arc.
regular which brought out hip Well truined W“
inuitone volt-e and ,n'hlch delighted his
audience The tenor work of Mr. Wilo
linlns I33 Marie and An lrls'h Lullaby
was ver3 ilno utltl‘tlllowed that he, is
80.11001
of Roses sung by the. quurtette which
was continent. The. technique of him.
pluno.
com. moms. .
Mnhit'ékemOWF. W. Goldsmith
Stapletcn. F. bi.
Smith. Springfiel},
Newark. N. J.: 03‘
it. Month
"6
W. 1. Sparta. New ‘ live
'm‘TIIi'loy up
becoming more efficient ev on day 'i‘ho'T,’
last number on the program one Ashen!
’i‘aylon Ivmc very fine and demonstrated
that she is certainly l3 master of the,
Charla: C. James. Boston; Zeph.‘ upp-
good. inrcnville, N Y' F. l2. Mention.
Carmel. city' TL. it. Hurlbutt. n. ”C Boo- '
‘ fluid,
Nothing uncertain about the work
of Dean's Kiduey'Pllln In; South Nob
walk. There in plenty of positive
proof of thia'ln .thegtootimony of citi»
Ilene. Such evidence should convince
the moat skeptical doubler. Read the
[following statement: ' 3
Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell. 3233 South
Main, street, South 333mm. Conn.
says: "I suffered from lameness ION"
my kldneyp‘and loin»: for over three
years. particularly when I brought '3
strain on tin} mueciéo of luv," hookul ,
felt depreslteti and lankuid and could
not get a full night's rent. in the
morning my whole hotly wan sun and
' Meet every
Ellnlluu who one of tho wilneouen tor
I
Hol\”".t‘\t‘i I: in belle 3I'3d that the;
.inen Itlil lt‘l'lllllllllt' in local than two‘
had I). dictreulng kill-T
cooking need.
VISIBLE BAKING AND .
ROASTING WITH THE
GLASS OVEN DOOR
'
FOR SALE
DY
DALLAS. l8 PIlT
Illl PBBBATIOH BY
THESE L. ,F. BIIIIPETE
II‘l noel linilnn. the toting New Iln
volt man who won sentenced to tile
3m in Jail In .133ng Lucien l". Bur-
litt‘ on the incl echelon of the Cl‘lilllllll
uniuvrior court in Bridgeport on the
choice Iil‘ whiII. Quinn-3' 333333 to
leaned on probation Iodny.
Put on Probation.
At the time that Billion
tIoi‘urI- lodge liul'pec lllti honor in-
"l‘olmed Atloruet lolln' P. tl‘ruv that
33 motion could be Tinnde before hint
‘33lII3n he not on the civil slide of the
superior I3'ouit thin month. to have
llnllaa placed on probation. When
ltnlnc iturpcc rump here this morn»
inn, Attorney (lolly saw him and
made nrrunttcmonts for Italian to be
brought before 'blnninter in the day
The inmlneun for the any in the
superior court nus ilninhed Indore
noon and then Dalton 333323 brought to
the Court home. After II short eon
i‘ercneo .hla. honorpnt Dal)“ on pro
tuition und he in to Iolior't‘ to Proba-
lion utttccr Canticle! petiodleully.
Gone to Hid Home” ‘
linllnu will no to his home in New
IiuIen this afternoon. lutho trial
of Domenico Ceanre III the lflfll new
elon of tho (llil‘llflfll superior court.
cane came
the mute and he told of meeting. Co»
uz'nle on the night thnt llorn
33a: pinched or. the
indie by Joseph 1,381.10. C‘t’lflifi? unto
round guilt) 333 u jury of tollfitill'lltfl'
to (‘t‘lilllllll n felonious nestlull nlwn
' touced to nerve from Uli‘tl‘t‘! to iivcl.’
3033333 in .stutc‘n prison
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mm Sunnis cost I2i
ltt‘lS’l' 0N. April Law-One hundred
and tII'enIy-ono personal perished hr
ztlIIpwrut'lt and eighty-live vowels snot
with diameter on” the New England
outlet or while engaged in tho xewT
England, ("Illnldinu or New Fount‘ilund‘
nude during the tall and \\ inter season
of Hill 7912, 33 inch hon incl. ended 01'.
the elglltyjtiw Ioeselo (not unhol'e';
punk. llll‘l‘néil o: involved In othel rule
hops. slouch swore steamera, two were;
full rigged shine. two wme hnrltat
three Wore brine. sixty-tour schoonerq
and sewn w-cle bnrgou. The ilnnnolnl
ions in estimated ltt more than $1. 000
Gilt)
Henry ntorlno 33nd gulch that uwept
over the Atlantic during the month
of November caused the depths of
thirtMIght sailors and brought eithch;
chip, one hurk' and thirty‘four schoon-
ers. The worst disaster was Ithnt'
which befall the Norwelslan full rittx
god ship Antigua of Christinnin. which:
“unloading lumber at Martin river.”
at the mouthsof the Gulf of St. Low»
room, for lilo .llnciro. A violent»
northeast gale drove the big vessel»
vetnbcr its. and of her crew of eight»
eon. men.” liiteon perished, In the ter-
rlflo sorts. The survivors were picked,
up the following day, suffering from
cold and exposure.» The Antigua was
a total wreck.
Two filial Wrecks ocourlod in Long
island sound on November 12. Four
men loot their liven when they wéro'
washed overboard from the hehoou‘or
disabled near Now
the tumor Edith all
nun (loch Ivan halved flown"
t'Torry chore on ‘33 plea of
Hermon T
(heel: with 31'
the Holman woman and he was new _
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trouble or disaster to one tull- rigged .
on‘the. rocks during the night of No; ,‘
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Ohio-go Legislator win loll-octane Bill ,
to anor Wanted.
CIUAGO,» April 3. «illinoln women
may not he required to tell their one
in court after the next session of the
legislature. Representative John Grif-
fin. pf Chicago, cold last nlizht that. he
would introduce 33 bill In the lesion).-
turo which would reform hills point in
cowl; p'racodure. .
The idea. he paid was consulted to
hlm when cavern nchool
(tuition suit against Dean Talbot. or
‘T-of Chicago. "1 uhonld
mch’" ”forth a complete denial of the state-
we untied as witnesses In the Mercy ~
surnlelyo
moot.
The Standard today sent the in».
quit-y to the official: of the New Yorll. ‘
New Haven ll: Hartford road netting
‘lf the report was true and received
the following reply iron) the prone
department l'OlI‘d:--:"Replyllll to your
query asking if‘ the Connecticut Coin
pony ltua purchased the Bridgepo
If Danbury trolley line; the Cote
‘ [Soul co'mpcny has no intention
{my outside linen?
mom titut the company It
port, near Colonel
on on a
trolley N
Thin
3 pin up «my ouch"
LEY LINE.
The Connecticut Company are anx-
Iioos to place a new switch on the
Norwallt line on State street, West. .
Partridge'a real-
dence,«ln order to chew them to run‘
thirty minute schedule,
whichis' impractical with the present
facilities for passing the cure on the
line. Town Clerk Joneph (l “Hyatt and
the Selectmen. Robert H. Coley and
,lnqulny of the railroad company colic, llgllflcfizl‘l‘lnzervfitlr 33:23:: 1:32;
itiea upon the mutter. . j
‘ NEW HAVEN ROAD DENIES BUY- ' NEW SVINTCH WANTED 0N TRDL-
IND IRIDGEPORT AND DANBURY. '
BRIDGEPORT, April 3.«Perolstent
rumors have been circulated for the
”put. two days to the effect that the
New York, New Haven & Hartford
‘rclirond company had acquired the
new Bridgeport & 'Denbury
line which is now in‘ the course of con
struction. An 33 remit the rodldenta
of. the" North End havobeen common,
excited at the prospect'but
TRIES TO “KILL HIMSELF.
Nillw BRITAIN, Aprll 8.w0ut or '
work and despondont, Anton Lanter-
Moll. aged 66 your», attempted suicide
late yesterday, lifternoon. slashing his
forearm Itll a editor. inflicting 33 deep
wound that bled profusely.
tutti Wet! applied and the man was
31 to the hospital where it in said »
A stric-
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330m day there In our. to he c real
you in on of"
Norwalk Chronicler