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1,bricfv but satisfactory in establishing
.w All the Syrians seemed glad to be
‘ released {yesterday afternoon.
, Egood, honest
:(lhnrles llsssnn. the Interpreter, stat-
[ed that they come of the best class of
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' the pertinent details of the sad affair.
The coroner. made, his own notes of
the cdfle. 7i
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IIn a
strange country where customs so dif-
' .‘ torrent from those tcfiwhlch they have
been accustomed are in vogue, they
1 were befuddled completely from the
:tlme of the accident until they werel
permitted to depart. The men are
‘stoicsl and their interest in proceed-
ings while acute was dulled by their
failure to understand the intricacies of
the transactions. Each man had a
look, howev,er and
At any rate their behavior
from the time of first detention was
none other than exemplary In each de-
tail. The men,
were courteous and apoldgetlc.
All are leather workers In Shepard“ s
PASTBURIZED
“is the result of fifty years oi progressive
work 111a field where we occupy a
position of. unquestioned leadership.
iTliisilnilIi possesses every qualification necessary
to place it in the highest grade.
You may spend more money Ior milk but you can t
that satizly your natural love for cleaoiiness.
through honest Pasteurizstion
1 knowledge that it Iulfills every requirement that good,
If you are not using Berle":
Grade A Milli now Jon M L.
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" Ceilings has‘nuietiy but surely made
‘htumeu thoroughly qualified to loud
other muster niece of the great corn-
“ their at its latest rehearsal delighted
CPONR'O ORATORIO. RRIDAY
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musical end classical religious "work
Bridgeport churches and when Elven
in Christ. tilhureh Aplil 6th a demand
for another performance at St. Luke’s ‘
on April 11:11 was made. ‘30th {Non
walk Willa are priveleged to hear-the
best of 111111110 rind there is no admin
lion charge.
Joseph (‘onsterdlne (“lettings whose
ileture appears in today's issue, Is to
direct the free public performanceol'
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J. c. COLLINGS
Director Christchurch Choir, Bridge.
port.
Mr.
Louis spuhr‘s "Inst Judgement."
his wny to the front and has proved
his fine choir-chorus, in this or any
posers. The general work of the great
even the extremely critical Ceilings.
and Christ church rang splendidly
wt; h the, magnificent harmonies and
appealing melodies of Spohr.
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the center eight abreast, the march
ended on the couples . whirled
away 01 or the glassy floor for on our
ning of dancing. .
And here must be mentioned some.
ithlng about the members of the Sixth ,
Company and tli’e Natal MIlltta.
Drown up on the south side of the Ar-
mory in company front formation, the
“war boy's”rwenrlng their dress unl-
iorins presented a most striking pic-
ture and one to be proud of.‘
1Prevlous to the entrance of Govern
or Baldwin the American band of
20 pieces, rendered a delightful con
cert, which lasted from eight o'clock
until nine o'clock. There were eight-
een dances on the program, and it was
after 1 o'clock before the festivities
came to a close‘.’ At the northeast
corner the committee in charge of the
affair had hurl erected a temporary
table. from which refreshments were
served. e
Out of Town Guests.
l Accompanying Governor Baldwin
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ifsctory in Bethe], to which town they l were several members °f his staff-—
[have returned , 11L olonei John T. Moran, quartermaster,
l Senersl of Hartford; Colonel Frank A.
l llolrspl 1. commissary general of Hart-
13 to the public on.
‘1 pavilion.
' be booked as early as possible
for the
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“ memory of the entire happening at
practically vol-tiled In every particu—
lar ,by the testimony of the men in the
.party and the witnesses who appeared
before the coroner yesterday after-
Thooru Maia Moore dart William
Scott, local men mm the first to
lilllotd J Manual-lag, oi! Wool: H»
We or the accident.
The Prettiest Park on Connecticut’s Coast 1
An ideal shore resort tor family parties and excursions will be open 1
:j Company, and followed by his ‘31be.
- entered and reviewed the military
Decoration Day for than Season
’boys
Roller (toaster ride of 5, 000 feet. 7, 000 feet of floor space In denotes -
~ ‘ 1,000 bath houses with plenty of shower births, and modern 2
-- toilet facilities. The lloautiml Casino is a reel restaurant with expern
.1 fenced chef, and the beat cooking and service at moderate price.
Positively no intoxicating liquora sold or allowed on the grounds.
A ten minute trolley cert-Ice fitter May 29
Reservations (or excursions, .and for large private ball room should
Adm-cu NEVILLE BAYLEV Manager Moton Point, Phone 600.0
it FITCH Room 10,-0ch Building, Nov-walk. Conn.
told in these columns yesterday was.
wofthebtelltynad Oleander;
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with Deal) there as follows: Louie
Abdla. All Brasmfltaxals Aspar. Mike
‘Brsem. Louie-George and Mobsnlrrusd
watn, cousin of the deceased. The
' 'Istter, through the interpreter, made
amusements with D W. Raymond for
the burial of the victim.
Coroner Phelan said to a reporter:
“to a sense these men were trespass-
ere on rnilmad hifhperty. They Werolwhere he was received.
unknowlui transistors, however, and
probalil‘y recorded the tracks as the
onlyuternmiofgottinxhankbotho
south Natalie-1101101 mutt-Mitch they
MWd>thewronsth~d
more mid-ilk!“ death to have been
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And along both 111111111 of the
floor the seats were occupied while a
great many steed throughout the care
it was truly e. patriotic ball. I.
I for the American flux was the smell
’; decoration.
There were the signal
- flags used by the Naval Militia hung
about also.
i '7 A Limited Number of Private Bath Houses will be Rented
At the northwest corner
Which W“
were seated and 1110113111110 stood the
members of the city council, the com-
mittee, of the Chamber of commerce,
consisting of John Cavauitsh, General
Russell Frost lion. Ill. J. Hill, and
George W. Raymond, representbig the
G. A. It. and other anesta.
The governor entered the hall at
precisely nine o'clock and " with the
audience standing end the American
band playing the national anthem, he
marched to the committee's box,
After the-
fortnslitles were concluded finve‘mdr
Baldwin, followed by his slut and In
vlted1¢ueats,lod the ma march:
During the parade around the door a
Very pretty effect wad had, the mill.
tors- are» new with their Illin-
Hing guild realm 11 Itflkllt Wt to
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more: of the urea in the party liner to the city hall wit me: or: our: titres times 'omnin' dim
of the-
- Armory had been erected the recon.
" tlon committee's box.
r1: decorated very prettlly with hunting
‘1 and potted plants. There the ladies
1101-11 of Pine Meadow; Adjutant Gen-
ral George M. Cole, of Hartford;
.Mejor Edward 'I‘. Lyon,o of Hartford.
There were also present Senator
Hanford S Weed, of New Canada:
Lieutenant Louis R O'Neill, [Ashton
11:11 Philip” E Bronson and Lieutenant
Arthur L. lialtocque, all of Bridgeport:
‘Csptaln Malcoln '8. Andreas, United
States Army, Inspector of theConnec-
Iicu‘t Coast Artillery Corps,Noi-Welk1:
Commander Eben Hill, Norwelk, and
Naval Militia. New Haven.
Captain Albert Moesman, Lieuten-
ant Keywdrtli, liioutensnt Arthur Hoyt
{and Burton Harry Stacey Benton. oil
lNorwalk met the governor at the 6
ocloolt train and escorted him to the
Hotel Clifford. The other
more met at the 7 o'clock train. and
all were taken to the cdnntry Club for
.dtnner, going directly trout there to
the Not-walk Armory. Here the tour
parties were lined up and saluted the
.sove‘rnor an lie entered. in addition
to the reception committed! named
,sbcvo, Mrs. lion-y 3.11m. wife or
councilman preonrprseldent of the.
E“! Nor-walk Improvement Aaronla»
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Thirty cost; will ili‘I’nK 511.11,
atria. the moat 111.11 cat‘- MM'
and home momma issued no
Young's mamlae. an up to the minu
utja periodical for all members or the
fluidity. into m we tor three
months. m tall metatarsal! the
”arousal Mel" on the Norrie fle-
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lideutenaut Willie E. Crowe, of 'the“
clients .
.I. S Ceilings was born near Muir
'ohctitei in England. His most train-
ing was obtained atrom the very best
sprinters in” both England and Italy.
fills. reputation as a soloist was wide-
spread in the Kingdom. both in the
I fluohr'a imiildl‘tlil orator-lo will’ be 1
. Inug'ottheft‘lmll l1. chansons-u
' day aunt; April 17th, at 8 p. in This
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311mm
Customers holding Souvenir Checks may have then’l
redeemed on Wednesday and Thursday of this week.
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NordiCa
For Her Dressing Table
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1111c for any \vmnnn 111111 requires :1 littlc thought as to ii1~
(lividuulii‘y. Madame Nordica has ordered compounded
certain articles which are scenic-(l with a perfume which
rcptcScnts‘. tln- C(llllllllltiil extracts of her fnyoritc flowers,
the pots of her garden. It is :1 subtle, tlclicutc odor,
and suggests lilies of the valley. llllgOllllCII-t‘ 11111] others"
which are intangiblenund csrupc living detected. 'l'lucsc
‘ N‘nrt‘licn mticlcs are now at our 'l‘oilct Section. and this
is the 01111 plate in the cih \\l1ert the} be. found.
Needless to 5.3)" they
may
are put up in 111‘) ilmic; pzttkagca
Nordica Talcum. 7‘5 cts. a bottle
south and especially In the north of
England. He also held 11 Chen pasl- 3
lion in one of the prominent London
churches. 1110 came to this country in
early manhood and promptly son in
a name and rank among the mentions
of Philnilclphia, where he was well
known In concerts both public and
"imitate Ht has been a. resident of
llridgmott three yeuls and choir inns-
ter In thrist church nearly three
years.
HOYTS THEATRE
It is not often that one encounter-5i
a humorous wizard, but In thorium
Crane, who, with his company of mys-I
tillers, is playing at riioyt's Theatre
the first three days of the week. the
public have on opportnnlty of being
entertained by the celebrated Irish
wiser-d, who is a humorist of the first
water. Likewise Mr. Crane is about the
slickest proposition In the wizard,
line that has- evertsppeered in thin‘
city..He lee wonder, a big tinie mun
and his "Den 0! Mystery and other
stunts are simply meat. Mr.(“ro1re and
company delighted everyone with the
rich. Irish wit and humor and then
proceeded to myatlfy in the moat mys-
terious way lmaglnable.
Marguerite 'Neleon & Coiupnny ap-
peared in the cmnedy dramatic playlet
of the-underworld. entitled "The Tiny; ' ’
008k. " Miss Nelson is a strong dram-
atic actress, who has plenty of oppor-
tunity In the sketch to display her tat
unto. The story initial or o. trio“ of
’ Cibblt‘a.»one” of whore 501000111011 11. pol-
iceman, one a cool: and servant girl in
inarertaurant and the "other ’nttempta
to lead the straight life. The story 111
rruesome at times and yet ends no
liability that tense situations are wall
r61. 6V“.
'Mnrrie Laval-re, the sunshine girl,
presents another strong act.’ Mina La
var-re is an entertaining miss porous
and of a good voice and an excellent
repertoire of songs: 1Itieit dawnumbnt,
eccentric toasters, present an original
set that la entertonlns.
tithe final set on the bill In that of
local public an opportunity of seeing
gs marvelous trained animal act that
its a. distinct novelty. line has all sorts
1.11 mlnvsla in the act and they are all
will MMd‘
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music HALL.
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Count of Monte ill-lute" at Music Hall
mutant The pilot uaeds no comment
and Mr, ONoll to sufficiently walla
known to need no introduction. Friday
night "The next 0 Doom ” an em
Grind. mince marine mystery. will
be 111101111 at Masterful! ‘ '
Nordica Sachet, ounce bottles $1. 50
I11 bulk, $1.00
Nordica Toilet Water two sizes 31 50 and $2. 50
Nordica Face Powder, all required shades. $1.50 a box
. Liquid Powder, flesh or white, 75 cts.
NordlCa Cleansing Cream, in glass jars. $2.50
Ndrdica Smelling Salts, bob quet odor, $1.011
Nordica’s “Little Blue Flower" Requidites.
Snullt‘t‘l‘owilcr. in bulk or separate bottles. 501: oz.
'l‘nlcum .l:’ow1lcr. ' 25c
W Toilet Water. " ‘ $1.00 and 31-50
'liixlr‘zfct. nuncc bottles, $1.25
ln lmlk’. In 01111:: $1.00
' F1101 l'omlcr llgsh \\IIIIC 1n lH‘lIlltIlt $1.00
‘ toniplmion Snap, O .. , see
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. liquid. lucc l“1mtlc1‘.tltsl1 nml ullitc. 75c
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Crepes Ratines Voiles and Batietes
Fancy and Plain Crepes, Pia-in and Striped Ratines, Plain
, and Figured Voilcs, all widths
and E: rndes.
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Shadow Cloth,
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slllllhlllt'l‘ tlntlcru‘cur. im‘lli-s
25 Cent‘s.
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wily Alice's pots. Lady Alice gives the:
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* that the publication of nit-11; 11111111111111
by the commission be confined to such
AN-nzrnoar LEGISLATION;
111 are to the public Interest; and that
Congress should direct the commission
to investigate and report at thecnrilcr
practicable date on the advisability 111
amending the Sherman act. The repel-1 -
also recommends that the annual 1‘1-
portl' of corporations. if required, 111-.
confined at the outset to these or the
larger corporations having capital ,1...
sources of $5,000, 000 or more, or 1--
those having an annual income of $2. ~
500,060. .
All these recommeridatlons um um
bodied In, the referendum. submitted.
today. and when the votes have been
recorded, will he made public. reinv-
sontlns the view of the Chamber ol“
Commerce relative to the proposed It»
terstate trade commission.
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Ohamber of Commerce Makes Report
to 543 Condition»! Bodiae.
WASHINGTON .Ap‘l‘ll I‘m—The
{‘hamber of Commerce of the llnlted
States today submitted. to Its 543 con
etltuent bodies for referendum the re-
port of the specul cornmlttee ap-
pointed at Its lust annual meeting here
to consider proposed antitrust legis—
lotion, The report deals primarily with
the bill now pending ln‘Congi-css to
create an lntenrtate trade Commis-
sion. Seven definite recommendation-I
are offered for the approval or disap-
proval of the organisations affiliated
with the Chamber of Commerce. and
they are given forty five days In which
to record their votes
The report recommends the crew
'tlon of an inter-stage trade commission
of at least five members to be nnpoin- ”Any skin itching I! 11 1011111111111.- 11-
ted by. the president: that the Illi‘IB-l e, The more l‘Olt scratch the “ 01 so
diction of the commission In conduct-i,“ lumen. Donna Ointment ours Web.
log investigations extend to all corpor- (mam... any 9”“ Itching At all “Hm
prions engaged to interstate or Homlgni stores.
commerce Commission except such so' .1 1 ....j... 1
are ameulblo to the Interstate on a: Mistletoe thrives“ on the western
lmeme commission that the communion coasts to 1m extent not approached
In many pine-0111111121 pan.
advise applicants as to the legality oil sltic growth is responsible, directly 01
11111111011111! contracts, combinations 11111.1 indirectly. for 11 considerable than of
under the Sherman law; what 111 the timber
annual reports made to the commis-
"aloh. the corporations 0.1.1111 not to be
ventured to dilute“ true processes.-
shop could, profits, 111111.. of custom-
or, or other like private informatlom
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some poodle to m1: other ind” Who
point to have loos-n each other year»
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