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he (lovanJoJr has appointed VGood
as a day or religious observ
free and prayer. V1 price this was 1311.
ted- as a day of 1.1.1111 and may
The \Governor recommends that

In. aside. so far as may be theirV
VVVudl Occupations, seek. either in theJ
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loser communion of spirit with the
115111111131 oi mercies and the God of all

and have our being.
Governor recommended that hit neo-

pie pass Friday April 10 That day I

VVV will be marked by religious services11
I in many churches. but in all other re
V specie it will be much as today and
other days except Sunday It will be
more of a holiday than a holy do)
V il‘here will be hundreds out of church
to one in VcIilIrcIiVV" There will be luau}
‘ more churches closed than are closed
.1_"1V on Sundays. Jl'or even the modern
3.111131111111111 1926111111121. the tendeucv to
VStay Jeway trom churth and meets it
J by keeping the church closed most of
VVJJ the time. There will be many hall
V games and comparatively low pray-
Thus will the commonwealth oi‘
to the

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Connecticut. in 1914, attend

_\Vishes oints GoVernor that it should

sick :1 ‘cioser communion of spirit

inth the Father oi mercies and

GodV of all comfort.‘ ‘.—\\nierbur\ lie--
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SCIENTIFIC DEVELOPMENT.

it is possible that the Connecticut
Iinind is a thing apart from the outside
New England mlndybnt it is impossi-
ble for the Connecticut mind to grasp
the extension of the New Haven sys-
tem throguhout New England, as it has
been effected, with the trolleys and
VIsteamhoate included, as an act injur-
VJVlng the welfare of the industrial com~

merclsl. social and economic lite 'oi‘I

‘ this section On the contraiy‘, it is re
garded as a strictly scientific dev slop.
merit oi an instrument of transporta-
‘ioVn and distribution of value only as
t serves the public eiiiciently and at
:7 rates.

1111 ieInot afraid of it, knowing that 11
be regulated and supervised by
proper government authorities nudV

Plead. The question is, therefore per~
but whether the Sherman law should

Journal-Courier.

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it the government‘s order that the
New Haven Company 1111111 sell its
trolley lines proves 111111. those lines

, «the State of Connecticut should pur
JJ chase them at 11 ion- value and over:
ate them. The question is not: 01111111.
‘ the state afford to do it? but 11111151:
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Connecticut accepts it as
desirable form oi natural monopolyI.

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owing that it is regulated and suneiu

t‘ be amended exempting natural
monopolies from its operatiou'leew '

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Do the didactic 01129111111111.1111 wont to 11 J
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Iquestion of airbase disposal has been
111mm. and that certain nietl'ioiiis oi
IJdisnosthJion have been presented

your issuers”Municipalities are 'bVe-‘
Iginn‘inl to awaits to the .111... 1o!
Vgarbage that has formerly been hlul~

ed to the dumps. and are now getting

 

this day the people of this State a. profit ”I of what in the post was men were hurled train their places; .

thrown away as useleIIIi anti oi no
value. Many cities got enough rev:
Venue out or their garbage collection
Ito pay all expense of the work Some

1111 in their several places Vof “01'5‘111’1 {e w cm“ are returnng a good proht were struck on back drait, and prob

into the city 1 my from the VVVVVVt
Iiceeds of their garbage collection

corniort. in Whom we live and movéV Vls Stated that the city oi Washington lug ““1 dragged the men ML Ollera
.. Thus has the recoil/es into the city treasury about "mm” was the only one injured ‘1”

440,000 annual profit Jfl‘om its (”urbane
collection.

The collection and proper disposal
of garbage in any community
Jlong step toward better sanitation;
V,imnroved sanitary conditions result
in better health to the people and
good health is the greatest legacy
that can come humanity For illus
tration, we 'might refer to the city or
New Orleans. Twenty years ago
travelers were afraid to stop in this
city of miasmatlc Iiifil'flVIBSVVVBIIJd inrec
tious water, they would shun it it pos
sible. for tear of commie liners
and other menacing m‘hlddies New

Orleans has natural advantages thatI ‘T‘heII‘ék or any breeze I“ probably‘

have always warranted her be‘Inz a
grand city, except for the fear of deb
rimental physical ..conditions which
were. thought to be beyond cureI Sev-
eral, years ago New Orleans awoke
and started to redoemJJhersclt. $5,
000,000 was put into public water
works, $2,500,000 'into a water puriti-

Jcost $6, 500,000 and $15. 000 .000 into a
drainage system. Tile result of this
Iexpeilditure at $28, 000 .000 for lmproi
Ied sanitation has changed the condi
itions of life and during the last four-
teen‘years the death rate has actress
ed ~25 per cent. New Orleans is now
one of the healthiest cities in the
country, the death rate being less

than fifteen per thousand. The sun-"V

itary effects of the sewerage, water
purification and drainage system of.
New Orleans is Very interesting Vi‘VeJad
lug. The larger port or the work has
been done during this past ten years.
The general death rate has been de-
created 25 pennant. -- Malerial fever
death rate is 92 per cent. less. Ty-
phoid lever death rato'dios decreased
02 per cent. 1Yellow fever has been
stamped out, and is a thing of the
past. and 2,500 lives are being saved
annually. 1

Our own city has a very good rec.
on! for health. The last month)
bulletin of the State Board of Health
shows that the percentage rate 01'
deaths were less in our city than 1:1
Hartford. New Iflbsen, New London.
lBridgoport or Stamford. But presum-
ably the matter of garbage disposal
has had birth from a solicitous con-
cern oi not only improving our health
conditions. but also to try and do
things better in the future than they
have been done in the past. The our
page disposal and likewise the new
age dispbdal 1111 questions that will
have to be but and taken care or in
the near future, ’not only in NJo‘rwnk
but in every plans of any 111111. State
laws are being 111111111 to 111111.91
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method 111111 11111 11111111
thoflhith oi the obmhunityw

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he presented to

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cation plant. a sewage system that

A. Saunders. Barney Walk. JRoss '
Boyce. and 8.JMaJrcus. The lower
"about the burning out ' of .Mr. J 11 3.

Iigstory to care (or all rotate by some '

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Men Vl-ViurIVleVd down-tel». V "
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and thrown into J11. flourished moat. V

strikin- at the bottom oi the thirst
Excitement ran hisb when 11 1111111111111
rushed out and shouted that lire lush

\VlASHINGi‘ON. starch J28. «ibupro-

11111111111111; VIB- E1; 111111111 stands olontr
in the Connecticut delegation in
the House Vol Representatives in on
position to the I J
f‘pollcy 0t Jtopea ‘
applying to the; 1.3111111. Canal
.rssentotives Do, van, Lonersan pad

ably seriously injured.
Other firemen burst into the build-

 

the tree toils law

this incident. and he was overcome.
Later he was rovivod,1l1ut was well:
from his experience. ‘

.afi‘k Webb was struck by a tallinxV

thin tones to order 1111.11.11.51. ques-
tion on Vthe spatial rule (or cJoVnVéiderI-
1,1111er While working inside 3“ Jim 1.11.1.1 or the repeal bill and on the
sustained a severe scalp wound “Indoption 0‘ VII“ ‘9 “3°“ which NO'V
wag neceggany for him to h," .gvef this? (or twenty hours debate on the
11 stitches taiion in the wound. 111111 reveal bill The adoption of the rule
11111111111101; below-enacted by Dr ooh 110111111111“sz the ply-I311 of W WJJI
son The line was sharply dratwd 11

James Johnson, one of the 11W: tween administration supporters and
workers, sustained a cut on the tin administration opponents Bendable-
ger from contact with glass from 11 tion of the latter by Repiesentatlves
broken window. Temporary attend-1 Mamwn-QWIWG HflNWICUB re-
ance was given him, and he continued'I891med as the beginning of a campaign
the work .

 

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to defeat Speaker Clark for re- election
all that saved the block, for it was not has 3.8lrea‘iiy delve 09¢, “a 0th?“
discovered until it had gained Jur'estV WV“! be ““89“ f0 opposition from
heady/Jay The firemen were ”nun. ’Wiison V‘dBmOCI‘aIB in “SKI. fall's “m‘
ate 1:1 not Ilium; to contend With a 9818“-

wind, and their valiant efforts were? MSW“ has “W19 3° VEWIW‘WI for
apparent W119“ d“ynght Cam” [0 re. ipllblicatlon concoming hi8. MIG but
veal the serious nature or the tire I8 understood ‘0 be bitter in his it!“

which was dish about under control 1018111 01 mo“ “lint With the admin
nitration

The call was registered at i 15. 111111
it was 8: 20 when Assistant 0111er
Jth'heeler sounded the recall.

I On the second alarm which was
sent in to get out more men, Chief 111' I
the bepartment, George W. 1Bozardns.
and a number of others from South
Norwalk rushed to‘V the scene in auto-
mobiles. The local boys aided their
East Norwalk; brothers in ,the work
and Chis: Begonias worked in con
Junction with Assistant Chief. Wheeb
or.

6dfy

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lemony

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*3MVVVany Families in Block.

111‘. house is a sVix-i'aiiiily testament
.structure and at present is occupied
by four 1.1111119... as follows. Horned

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while the Marcus horns suffered mini
water damage. AV peculiar sfeature
lure about“ the burning out of Mr.
Saunders and totally is that he _J’was
burned out in the big 1er near ‘the
Benedict'sJami bridge last tall.“ He
then resided in the -.B It, Jackson
building at the corner or Seaview are
one and 'First street.

(in the that hoot thererras up are.
damage. water causing all the losses
decorded. In 11111113! Brotllors' iruit
store some of the stock was nullified;
while more wast opoilsdJ in the Pei-3111
son ii: Hedmannrm‘ocery store. Wii~
llam Ross. proprietor oi the news-
store and pool room, was tortuous.
but had quite 11 little domains from the
water. tool or which 1111 been poured
into the upper: “Moi.

A tilts ElroJ. J I J J

Mouton: (Villas! whom stated this
morals: that this was one or the
mmtaroohohuomhad 111m J J
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J not and iVVnoVVItJ economical food.

JVJJQJIII Representative Donovan expr

- . «1‘19" use a alumina. He has not its
“and .111 Million upon the rental.
in view or his vote today, his conVibt» I?

ilsJoVn administration -
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iIiiunueiiy voted with the administra~I

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.todayfs skirmishI- no? will.”
the administration to repeal the

nody. it 1'. belismiwumlso stand

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the President. loner-gen does net ‘ilr V
n. mil title lip regards his voters t .
as 11111me to get the Nasal question

strilxht tutors the House. Rennedy'si‘

once with the President yestredayi. isV’
mum as sigmiicairt Represents.‘
the McGiliicuddy of Maine is, under“
stood to“ have labored with Kennedy
as Donovan has labored with Loner
gun to support the President.

Representatiiqiieiliy was not pres-
ent at the House today....‘!t.ie is still
in the city, but cancels to leave by‘
the iirst oi the wash

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VWILLIAMS BAPFLESVJJ 111131111.
Relieves Wilton Ifor Second alum
‘ ’ and Pitched Splendldly.
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on the bases due to the ediiy cond

tion of the ile.id Wiltso was in the.

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wrench-vihhmgwheraiiim
two hits. no runs. Williams then 119111

in and did splendidly! . 1111111111: VtJJhJe V'V=

aflouthwsstornors- completely

Dusty Rhoodos. the old Cleveland
pitcher, twirled for the locals for two
‘prfohiks, 111111111; the Giants. worn.
111113111 then took up the Job. the Giants
getting to hint (or llivsV’ runs. The (eh
1111:. battle: of Harrison and Thorpe's
Ithreeflaagger featured. J JI

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mess of pattern“ In place. «tension

”each bit I unit-twins thread or the ma.

torlol. Now told. and on the edge at

' the told lay thersnd sections. collar

and back. Cults find remaining band
action may be “ranted opposite on e

" lengthwise thread of the material

‘ Now their the trout of tho blouse.
stitching the tucks cor-orally in: place
Close under-arm seam 1111 notched; then
close the shoulder "om. Gather the
lower edge oi‘ front and back between
double “Pr" periorutionl. Try on the
blouse to use that it genuine no ultert
ation. The cotton»: is indicated
by large "9" parturotloun. Join Jenn
Inefle collar sections as notched. new
'to neck canto as notcl1e.Now new
the standing collar to shin d as notched.
Arrange sections of the ban; togeth-
er according 1b notches guru undeJr
edges of slot perforations p to small
"0" perforations and stitch. lssvin:
edges to left of contorotront tree [or
opoulult. new to lower odlo oi trout
and back. notches even. doubioVV ”our
perforation at under-arm seam. ‘
Close the cove atom. and ii desired.
V: 0 may .oddéd. A plain ham, or
5 than told mulls. a nice lint-h. in
one 11; told is 11.111. turn the material
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(11 rain caused {or a tow hourdyosterday.
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Grew in command. mkiedaitho locals. I1
It was impossible to show any speed V

V‘ irom Oxiord iiih great one the on-

V Hotlinks. on the Themes. The dis-
J tance of {our and a quarter miles and .

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. blue Jand nary; vaIch 99‘? Made» ofeotin messaiine,
per Jvard M tIrIJmm‘ed ,on from with
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1 NECKLACES. ‘rench bow 4
Made of fine white 1115?» V VCHIC PHYCHE 9¢ '
trons needle in popular sizes HAIR PINS
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genuine a Iumin 1m,
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JKILhii-‘E'R CONFERG WITH BAKER.

PHlLAUELPHIA. Match 2!. ~Presi
1111111 William F. Baker. of the Philiies.
and Catcher Bill Killiter‘ hold 11 confer-
Jenoe at the club odious, yesterday at

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c‘nnluai "V.“VVV ‘ ‘ Veil on Killiier by“. United flutes mar-
5‘8“] m. “Fl“. 3““ i“ “733111118“!!! Thursday The

subpoena ordered ’Kiiiltor-to appear be- 1 '
fore the Federal Grand Jury now in
session in Grand Rapids, Mich. Just
what action «will be taken in the case '
was not loads known.
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WEEGHMAN BILLS 001.58 To
STOVALIL 1
BHRBWEPORT. Lo. March 28.—-— . .1
Mouser Tinker received a telegram
line four and one-halt lengths in the from President Wedghman yesterday
Jam, J ' ' Iatternoon ordering him to notify God
The flaphfldse crew 11111111111111 the Golan to n rt 1110111101 to the Kansas
favorite during the training andlusti- City Fade is at Wichita Falls, Tex.
tied the predictions that it «would win haying been mid to that team Coles
by mm" the me a procession from accepted the transfer, as he is eager
the tiring oi the otarting pistol till the to get in the regular lineup on a team.
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bridge University crew today won

anal soared bout race from Putn‘ey to ‘

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TWVCV) TRY TO SGJOIVRE 0N TRIPLE. PHVIVLIJJES VFASTE DEVVFEAT AGAIN.
STEVAL.

“reunion” VI. MIN”! 28.5“Th0 Glohlon V‘nd EVIQDJVIV ’Itfih SOVMIOI'I
Athletics stopped at! here yesterday to Victory by 5 to 2 'Score. '
and Utivo the Mahmoud team or the VidfilflNG’i‘dN diarch 28,41...
JVVVITKIVIIVIE Mame I trounciiik. PM?! 9 thflphu, Ngumfi “‘1“ proved 1
to 3.111111 victors tried a triple steal only for the Washington team of the
In which Oldl'lng came near soaring limo"; ”WWW “mm ”mm.
'Ily I “I!!! from MI“! W Th“ “an min! In“ Ifl‘VI” ha” VOIIMIY.
was 111 the sixth- inning with tyre men losing by . Icon Jan to 3 mag,
out, Murphy on third,01drinlr on '90- Dual!” recruit pitchers. Buddy and
and and Baker on 111111.111. distill Matti-on. were hit hard throughout,
was then for the triple 11111111 one while 0111111011 and motel. tor Wash
evVfli‘y runner "col ill) full speed Mil" ladies. allowed two «to blows ouch.

phy had dildoulty in crossing than
pinto flight: surprised Wildly HAWAIIAN PVlV'iJ'GHER DOVE! WELL.
by hoopla: on tor home. Incl midi WJACIIIBON 1411111.. 111m 28 —-The
have soared Volta but in: the tool that 11.111111111111- prayed too much fertile. 1‘
Umpire wmtrtélt sat in his will. New 19an 1111111111. 11.11.1111,. 111 . »
Molly, WWII! the outfitter to touch termed. 11111111... by soul‘s at 3 to 0.
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