.iliiiiliillli liil Still
Iii liii iiiliiiiiii
1"
~=oroo.ooo tor a new high school build-
ing. $50,000 torn new pumping std
tion, 825,000 for a new police. tele~
graph .Asystom and other minor appro-
priations were passed by substantial
" "lug the early purl of the evening.
* ‘1 Juno: .nANKs A'r'rAcks J H.
m
Senator Thomas l. shallow is
Defeated by 658 Votes. the
Worst Defeat for Candi-
,ruie under Mayor Edwurd 1..
rolled. 13,500 voted-yesterday. despite
; et'uiiy'heen hailed as T
h {the town. but. hsd névor done so.
' The resolution to mile on sum: 3
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data in Several
' Your!
They Control Bosrd of Aldermen
While the Council is a Tie,
20 to 20—Big Celebra-
tion During Rain
riAR'l‘F‘ORD, April ‘3.“1‘1‘3 Republio
can party is again in control of Hart-
nprd, after tvi;9__Ayeal‘s of Democratic
Smith.
Colonel Louis ll. Cheney defeated Sen-
ator Thomas J. Speliucy tor mayor by
n majority of 038 and the Republicans
elected u tl'eumtrer, controller. high
unhool committee and other minor of-
liners.
is Big Majority.
“Out of the 18.000i'odu; voters en»
the inclement Weather which bud gen-
. “Democratic
weather." Colonel Cheney's majority
in the largest «that has linenglven the
mag'orof Hartford for the last four
terms. the average majority being 300
during these years. 's
Against Consolidation.
The where by a vote of 0.277 to
4.970 favored egusllnatlon of the city
school districts rather ihun consoildu.
tion. The appropriations of $1.l0(l,
000 for a new municipal. building,
majorities. _
' 3””. . , l-ioid a’Parsds.
The Republicans held a big parade
. do ing the evening notwithstanding:
' th Iruin. Speeches were made bv Col
successful candi-
the defeat-
retlcsndidutc. tendered a letter of con-
Cherie: and other
dates. ‘ Senator Spellncy.
"grdtulution to his succssfnl rival dur
COMMENTS oN rhiniCAt; mambo As
CLEANED such NATIONAL AND srAfrn
. Republics» 00‘9"“!!le Auufisot More
. in lepuolicsn manlintlon circles by ‘
ROOSEVELT ATTACK AMUBEO Hi9
F028.
Dumas-«D. J. Riordsn Boys .
Mr. ‘Roouvslt Misauotsd Him. .
AmnAement was caused yesterday
{the violent attack mode by Theodore
Roosevelt upon President. “l’nft and the
1. management of the primaries in New ‘
{York city last Tuesday.
once Mr. Roosevelt acid that fill who
participated in
in his utter»
the “fraudulent prl~
moi-lea" belong in the class with Sen»
stor ‘Penrose. of Pennsylvania, Patrick
Calhoun. of California, and Mr. (lul-
linger. in New Hampshire.
Republican leaders said they were
not surprised and intimated thst sini-
lior violent outbreaks probably would
come from Oyster Bay.
licsns said they expect I particularly
violent outbreskohout the night of
April 9. The Presidential preferential
primaries will be held in filinois on
April 9
Representative Daniel J. Riordan.
democrat. who was quoted by Mr.
Roosevelt flu saying that never in the
history of Tammany Hall had thst or
any other orssnlentlou dared to retort
to such hnrefaced violation of the law
as marked the prim-ties here 'l‘ueo
tiny. molt issue with Mr. Roosevelt.
“i never uttered the words attrib-
uted to me." said Representative Rior-
dnu. "There was never any occnsion
for my saying nuch a thing. i haven‘t
seen Mr. Roosevelt since the. tiny Pres-
ldent Taft wno inaugurated, andwn
primurv day 1 was not outside the
boundaries of the Second Assembly
district. 1 notice also that Mr. Know
volt refers tome as ‘Former Congress-
msn' Riordan. That illustrates his
accuracy. l mu now serving in Conn
gross."
At the-primaries last Tuesday the
Roosevelt boomers had All the money
they desired .for setting out. Vote".
etc. Various estimates have been
placed on the sum they spent in New
York conntv The highest in 3175.000
and tho lowest 375.000.1‘he county
leaders decisred that the Roosevelt
men spent. at least fifteen times as
much as did the anti-Roosevelt forces.
READY TO ENTERTAIN 100.000
(Baltimore Sun)
Baltimore cu’u care for 400,000 viol-
tore 'to the democratic national run-
vention. according to careful esti
mules ()utttido the hotels. 75. 000 can
be uncommciduted in desirable houi‘dv
lug houses, apartments and private.
homes at rates ranging from ll .30 to
$3 a day Full lists are on file at con-
ventlon headquarters in the Equitable
building. and reservations can be
made at so) time. '
After an exhaustive
the
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ions national conventions
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MACDONALD.
FAIRFIEI.D April Elm-Al. a spelllu
town meeting in Fulrileid Monday “0' otherwise they could not provide for
lo“ the crowd Where one person occu-
AAvlork to be done under the state high-‘ Diet} a room. “1' which three or four
war commissloh and the meeting also can‘ he placed he must pay for the
refused to approve the work unendy‘
appropriation was made for
done.
‘This subjeciprovoked u lively de-
lu which Dr. Donaldson said he
lure
the highwsy
what the town shall do in road work.
Judge Banks sold Commissioner J ll.
MAoDonsld had promised him its
would fix the tpnln highwsy through
' union us lost. The state nu n
ruddy built some high“? nudist: sit-
l‘pr ’rll‘tlon tor psyment or the wor I'll
Wood . :
them very reasonable.
1 Imore persons must be pirt in o room:
privilege.
at $2. 50 thsn one at lit)
Borne ropub- .
investigation
committee. composed oi Chair.
man 8. Davies Wurlleld. Msyoi Profs .
ton. former Secretory of State N. Win-
slow Williams and Mr. George Gator.
reports that. the hotel rates are not so
high as have been charged for New
‘llotoT
experts irom various cities pronounce
' Baltimore
manageis state that exactly the some
.lchstgcs per person will prevail but
The hotel mousse:- Would
rather have four persons in A room
Every visitor connot secure a room
did hot like the way the commission to himself with both in the hotels
‘ held @03th and S C Bradley said it Hut there are plenty of 1'00““ hf”;
Was time for the town to refuse to leil Not. mm. mm s. Willi) of m. “comm.
OONmMIWGI‘ dictate modstlohs have yet .bsoiiw
I hive audit
mambo sits!
Molds-lon-
t
l
till iiiii Iii Rilil.
SAYS il- (ill. Willi
Former Governor Wilmer: Taking;
Cars oi Himst to Bsinn a
Political parallels .
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NEW ii AV EV. April aml‘urmhr (iov i
ernor thunk B. Woolen was in the tityj
for awhile yesterday morning and
muons other things look a long and
lingering look at the new county court
misc but he did not expresii any opin~
ion its to what he thought of it, prob»
ably because he was with'Seyinour M.
Judd. who is doing considerable of the
work on the building at this time.
When asked whether its was s can
didate for the Republican nobornntor»
int nomination. the to ’ r governor
said he was not. He. remarked that he
would much prefer [OJIRO mood mm.
of Mr. Weeks for the next. your or so:
than enter any political contest. He
said mo of his friends had spoken
to hint liliOill. being a candidate but
"his hat was north the ring."
was surely not seeking the nominal-
tlon.
Mr. \‘i'colts' name. has been mention-A
ed many times so one of the probable
delegates cto tho Republican notional
couventiou to he held at Chicago. He.
said yesterday that he had been asked
by come persone' if ho would rare to
go and had repliedthst if he was elect-
ed B. delegate at the state convention
to be held hero this month. he would
accept the place no he considered it
quite In honor. According to report
in well informed Republican circles
exflovoruor Weeks has been settled
upon as one of the delegates.
" LA FOLLETTE HA8 Bit! LEAD.
MILWAUKEE, Wis” April 3~Tho
returns at Wisconsin's first presiden-
tisl primary election. which was bold
yesterday, 'while for from being com-
plete. show that Sonsmr battalions
has a big load over Prolidout Taft on
the Republicsn “phenom that =‘\Vood-
row Which is a sure winner over
Chump Clark of Missouri
The vote for president was merely
Advisory, the real contest being for
tho‘ doles-ten to the national conven-
tions of the two major portion.
Senator llsli‘ollette sppesrs to have
obtained a solid delegation. slihouxh
n. L. Phillpp winner of the» no
campsign in tho Wei In" his
rations lndlcshs a possiiiithy ol’tns
president W m tits doinsstss so
Single and double mouth A'
‘05! be “cum in huh eds
.luu’uol M smut
I'll
‘up so
it“,
the Twelfth send
A.W
It 1 had menu. that lot tlvs yests. 1
doctors and several diffsrsm remedies
the did not helpers. low.
of lonn' l Dnimoot which“;
food that i would not “do
or
writes: “ I luvs used Sloan‘s Lini-
mcn‘t and find it first-class for thou-
"I416. Jonas! Baldwins LL.
. writssnn‘q luvs found Blood s
stall and to my [volt undumt W able to resume
h on excellent remedyfor sprains. bi'lilbupgm
t No rubbing uncanny-you can apply wt
1.0”
' own soul: on non» emu. Show and Poultry mt free»
iwouw HAvs nALowm HEAD
bat. the town convention next Wednes
-conventlon provides
, ' m «not: it»
. nsts for illiilvlli’d liner in IMosd
Ami] tantrums
it‘ll
1: held Eaton. Pm.
anythin
'f‘uouAs
n.‘.
is! mun-u ohovo tho I:
new".
throat. “alm- ,
'tlr' s broth: ‘
TICKET.
stmoorsts of Republican Stronghold
'in New Hsvsn Hsvs Resolution
to Press-it
NEW HAVEN. April thwlt is pro-
pooed by the democrats of the tenth
word of this city. the Republican
stronghold to introduce a resolution
dnv. favoring instructing the defeat»
lion to the nationnl convention to
island for Governor Baldwin for first
plum on the national ticket on oil bul-
iots. The ward committee last night
drew up-vsno endorsed the resolution
which it is proposed to have the con»
volition puss.
The‘csli tor. the democratic-national
than this state
shall send tour doingsteontdsme and
ten district delegates. Four years ago
the (ionization was mode up of two del-
entos- colonic. Alexander Troop and
John J“ Walsh tour district detonate:
and eight county deiemtes. with In
. Alternate for each delegate. .
The “district delegates were it. C.
Soy. of Formingrou; L. A. Fish. of
lirnnford; It‘. ‘i’. Fenian. of Windham:
Hartford: William Kennedy. of! lino
icy. ofTorringtou: R. U.
liaddsm; 'l' l-‘ Noelle. of Vernon
Chicago convention four years
and 0.11. Fvler.
E. inurshsm.
Henry liorahsclt. of‘ Season.
delegation.
creamed-solute representation
the. It”
. sum Mm is sLso-rso.
" H: 5M?" 3*HlAm ;
AMPIHIIM layer EWW
i”-
:‘tor mayor. yesterdni
,the city acclollst administration in-
and he M. ii. (levy. of Ridge-field. The country
":deierntes ware Henry Mcluouun. of
nstuck: "l‘. is}. Robertson. of Mono
ville; ’l‘. M. Cotillion. of Bridgeport:
O. L. Russ. oi Thompson; 1. h. For
Tyler. of
The Republican delegation to the
sac
was as lollows: At lune. C. ff‘. lit-ooh»
or, (:hnrlen Hopkins Clark. 1. iii. Ull
man. Michael Kermit. '1‘. iii. Hwklm
From the distflcis
ml’lrot. (1 3i Jarvis of Berlin. and
(l. E. Rooter. or Somers; Second. D.
A. Blakeslee. or New listen, and A.
N. Shepard, of Portland: Third. Angus
Park and Edward minor; l‘ourth,‘\ii';
of Bridgeport. and J.
Mr. 'iirooksr wu elected notional
contmittoemsn and chair-mun of the
The not that there were six dolo-
gates at large to the Chicano conven-
tion in i908 wss due to the foot that
two of these were credited to the can:
in
contrast. This. year the tour dole:
sates st lam will be for the two son
attire and the ten district colonies for
the live congressionsl districts. the st.-
lsrxs .oonorosaionsl district hovins
boon pm up» in the rs-districtinx of
Announcement is mods m thst
United atom Scooters W and
‘, ‘isil 14::
or tape; on...
it'll amino"
AWMM Willa
\lllJWAUKMl. With, April awnr.
A. Ending. non: partition uriindldste
Emil Befdel socialist incumbent. it»
a total vote of 43.177 to 30. 200. Of the
33 alderman elected 26 were non- par-
tisan and seven were penicillin. Willi
four socialist hold over alderman the
new city council will be cornpoised of
26 non partisan Aldermen and 11 so-
cialist alderman.
With 8. floor or non- portions ballots
Milwonltee voters swept from office
stalled n nonpartisan mayor,.board
of alderman and county board of so
pervisors and probably eliiuwiustcd
every notional political party from
participation-in future municipal elec-
tions in the state oi‘ Wisctmsln, be-
cause so it result or the nonpartisan
victory in Milwaukee the state legiélu
lure at a special session soon to bel
convened is expected to pass a dis
tinclly non-partisan city A
bly.
commhn council and county board or
large totsls tor candidates on the non«'
partisan ticket.
“newsso sv iTB FRIENDS."
lqu York World.)
lieuvenoutntivo Thomas. L. Reilly. or
Nutrition. and Representative Ebenezer
J. Hill. of Norm-slit. both of Connecti
cut, one o Democrat and the other to
Republican. look at the woolen term
rates from wholly different points of
View.
Representative Hill denounces the
sttempts of the Home Democrsla to.
induce. the woolen duties so part or s
cold-blooded schools to ruin Americsni
industries. Representative Reilly out‘
of brotherly regard explains to the
House that Roproesntstlve Hill for
more thou Monty years has been in?
invested in the. Norwsllt Mills Come
pony. s woolen manufacturing con
tern thst he has held half the stock
and been vlce‘pmident of the corn-
lions.
And Retiresenlsilvo Reiilv oausilcsl
ly adds: “it this tot-ii! question were
being settled by A jury, my colleague
would not be eligible for jury duty
bees-use of his interest in the case
He has no moral right to be making
tariff bills for a woolen industry. But
it is a concrete example at what. the
Republicans mean by" their plan to
have the thrill revised by its friends."
But surely Ropnossntntlvs Hill has
the same right to fix the woolen duties
so Senstor Scott of West Virginia nod
to fix the tariff rates on glassware
from his own tactory. and Senator
i‘
i
i
duties on products of his own mills.
when the PayneAidt-ich bill was be»
fore the Boosts.
THEATWO OOLONBLS. -
Anion: the overtones the listsnlns
nor can cowl: autos distinctly st times
shove tn. Amorous music or the point
tho prohshility Inst Col. Roosevelt
will bolt this Republic» tickst sud
the: Col. 1mm will bolt the Demo-
crsns ticket. Neither cannot has
mods my Inch dsclsrstlon In express
album is “Mound with the prospect
s‘nd dist both or them on orepsrins
to sin; a. solo if the chorus does not
suit than .
if one should bolt tritium the other
. he would have m myths lltnslimt
but 0. whole stone to ahholslf. His
:ipysllim are round by bad bl
trouble is so easily overcoat
of on) disease caused by bad or impure blood. They eliminate all m
Mid up and onion the» hiosd. enabling it to infliction». mm M)
will she ran good health out a pure: clean skin. not no... pimples
blotches.
defeaf’ed Mayor ‘ " "
Miss Scott Entsrtslnsd Members at"
election} Was Study Club we held Mon
statute. The socialluts defeated such day evening with Miss Scott. of Re
a measure at the last session or the wsyto‘n
legislature bill Yesterday a route was: by the president "An Evening uith
sold practically to have killed socialist; Famous Women“ and in addition pa
strength in the state general sssemu i hero on two famous statesmen put
2Otcr from last meeting for luck at
Nearly complete returns from line, time were read. Altogether the com-
litl precincts in the city show that bluation was extremelv interesting
Dr. Gerhard A Ending, a non partition and inspiring. and the ruinous women
candidate for msynr. defeated Mayor shaped by their grout works that the:
Emil Seldol. socialist incumbent” by it stood side by side with the famous
minority of about 17. 000 From the men so for as achievement woe con.
held of the ticket down through the corned.
supervisors the voters piled up salinity i given by Alisa \iichael and the fol
fltlmonhoim oi Golorsdo nod to fix this .
‘ ‘A‘llce 22: Gallup. in or nut-um The‘ lack of work in some of the so”
not comm. .mnr tho-o muting
terms. but it is certain that neither
role mm is my, his Woes
Phonics. eruptions. omit... some. ulcers. sores. scum not enroll
sod. but don't become dlwoursssdw other
Csscsrots lots “indentation" in the ours
Pure blood notions patient headband if you will! one flavor
To try Cnscarets is to like then). m nsvsr lore bu M0 Mo
prodmed so perfect and as harmless a blood purifier. iv var and stomp on;
niatoa ss Cure-rots Candi Csthnrtlc! Be sure to tslto Csoesrots sdn
will curdly have 30ml. pure. healthy Md
not more "eruptions or disfigurements. . A
cent box of Csscsrets will truly owls '
..., m. .A 3‘
On Q
mm: m. ammo.
Mm ”mums.
WORKWHiLEY0U5t“E
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THURBDAY. ~
WOM AN’S STUDY CLUB.
m—
Hsr Home In Rownyton.
The twelfth regular meeting or the
Great Expectations}
St. Paul says in Romans. 8:19
the whole creation is waiting ,
revealing of the sons of God. N 3.
that is. can be done in the you
less a son of God is there» to
The world does nor groan to
laws. for better legislation, tout
terns or programs, but it wound
son of God. There is nothing
real son of God cannot do. on
is nothing that can be don
him. st. Poul was thinking
law, Roman system and RD
ernment, the ”best in the or
he wrote these words. But'lt
that it was not for these t
world was waiting There
thing better and more needed
them all. and that was a son
Let any man, however feeh
conspicuous he may feel Alistair
detote his life to God and hi
thusd devoted becomes the no
“the world. the very thing/Jot
it is waiting and groaning. A '
Bible Hoodlum—Exodus 8‘:
Judges 7: 1-8: Zech.“4: 6;: AS
l0: 171.20: St. John “212-“: ‘
‘8: “5:21: Phil. 4: 13.
Pi‘ttyerszw'l‘hni men may to
‘ that what. the world in which
is. depends upon what they
men may not expect lmper
rice to save the world, but:
member that the world‘s « A
waits for them; that men '
think too measly of them
may attempt great things.
expect grout things of God.
M .
HATTING uv new Jan
The program was entitled
The curren nt events paper was well
lowing papers were then lead:
Daniel Websterwilrs Ray mcnd.
Andrew Jockson~hfins Thomas.
Harriet Beecher Stowe-Allies Scott
Lucretia Mott-“Mrs. Brenda.
Morgaret xullermhiiss Raymond.
Mary A. Uterinore~hirs. Purdee.
Clara Barton—«whirls. Hoops.
Frames E. Willard.-—-liirs. Darling.
loulsa M. Alcott-Mlss Sturgos.
Miss Lynch recited a humorous
poemby Joseph C. Uni-om. entitled.
"The Village Oracle." The recitation
was well given and the poem pointed
a moral so well as afforded a laugh.
The next meeting will be held with
Miss Thames. of Rowayton, on the ev-
ening of April It).
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CORPORATION PAPERS.
Certificates oi incorporation were
filed yesterday in the office of the
secretory oithe state as follows: -—~
New Britain Gold Club Incorporat-
ed; cspitsi stock. :35. 000; began bust
been with :1, 000 incorporntors “1H.
Booth, F. A. Boafle, D. A Niven.
Charles W. Finches. E. W Eddy.
0901142 P- Hurt. A w Bronte). J. w Reports from the New Jo]
Posse. John H. Klrkhsm \V‘. E. All ring district are to the effect
wood. C. 9 Parsons. all of Neo Brit- ness in the hat factories
sin stuck at present and a. no
Wheeler 0; Howes Company. Bridge- struck by Edward 8. Pen
port;' to deal in coal and Wood: cart at the 121*. Brennan Hat m
to! 3160.000; insertion-atom. John M iing company, who is quoted
Business in 0.33.. would
be Vsry Slack
Wheeler. Harry A Wheeler. William terview in o. Newark pnpor
'1‘. Hones, William E. Rowen and John that he doubted of Oman woitlil
W. Wheeler. all of Bridgéport. regain its former prestige
' Certificates of organintion have making center.‘
been filed as follows: —— . ‘ According to the published
(isilup s. Alfred. incorporated; some of the New Jersey sir
Hartford: president, John M. Gallup: been devoting their efforts mill
secretary and treasurer. Merritt A. cutting down running expense!
Aired; directors.s shove officers. and der to tide over the dull pct-l
stock wits subscribed for an roil0ws: i been so pronounced. the vs
John )1. Gannon!) shores;- Merritt A. stories any, that the families
Alfred. 100 shores; Alice E. Gsllup, 1 of the employees who have
shore. ‘ pectslly hard, hit by this, also
The rndustrfsi Print Bhoo. [noon in very Hill“ circumA _
domed. W‘tsrbury. president snazlittie chance of rolls! n s
troosnrsr. Robert 3. Enter: ”09'
Mimi. Ksthorino v3.31. secretory! common wms m A...
while Foley; directors, shove sincere, I “’4" 3W1“: Min, M1“!
on 6, Watertbum Slewsrt, a Socialist. m o
Comatook Willett Companv Bridge °“ 01' Hartford. ye“°'¢‘7‘,.
port; president and tressursr. Mrmlopponents. “ Democrat “‘4
ComsIOcit; yids-president. Robert W ”“3““ Th" ” "“3 5.
Kippen; ss'sist'snt treasurer and score “WWW" "9°“th W"
tsry. Edwsrd B Wilietts; directors tot-irons“-
shove dinners. J Allen ‘Ciohb sud ‘ ‘
liom 1A.. Bishop. oil of Bridgeport. .
Articles of limo-non hove been ‘
also by the Behind 0. arm Catholic
W A
outrun-loo. iNo othsit‘ votes but hid
Wald sin: and soar sud his“: is. *‘trsi-
luau ‘l‘litl- But if both should Mitt ‘
on. two 'odionsls its ' '
Gyhmlstlc molt Union Ballot,
No. v A 0A! addiction. insult-A
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