your business alongi
but no matter how you
figure, the surest ,quick—
eat and cheapest way
to success is yin. the
newspaper ad. route. .
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Accepted Work on the New
Canaan Trolley Will Start
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sadism ,
Meeting oi the chamber of Com-
merce called for That Time
A call sent out from Chamber of
' Commerce headquarters today asks
the presence of members at a special
meeting to be held at the office of the
Chamber Friday evening, April 17th
at 8 o‘clock. 1At this meeting the spec-
ial order of business will be the Nor-
11’ulk and New Canaan Street Railway.
Members of the specialxcolnmlttee.
Messrs. John Cavanagh, H. (P. Price.
M J Riorda:,1 F. A. Ells, H. F. Colel
iburn, Louis Goldschmidt and Score l
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tar) H, E, Hall, nlet yesterday at the:
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,Two of Crew Drown as Hawsor
Pulls Steamer Under Water
. NEW YORK, April 16.-~—'l‘lie strange;
'Bllbmerslon ofthe steel tugboat Aries!
by, being dragged under the barge she ‘
was towing caused the death by
drowning cl two of her crew yester
day.
fillappcll of New London, 001111., midi,
was commanded by Captain George
'Halebut. The two men drowned were
leorge Marsdaie, a fireman of Stafford
Springs. (301111.. and Wallace Hodges.
a deckllnnd of New London. There
wore nine persons on the tug. The
survivors were rescued by the oppor-
tune arrival of an oyster dredge.
,Barge Veer. to Side.
The tug with the barge Pequot ill
tow, was just s11'lllgillg\uronild the
great bedsdight when the horse which
Was on a short humor, was struck by
a sharp wind and reared to one side.
dragging the tug under water. As
the boat sank the boiler exploded.
William Griswold or New London.
chief engineer. was scolded about the
’back and legs.
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PASSENGER RATES
T0 UHANSE MAN
VV’ASH-INGTON, April lam-Rendjllst-
ment of passenger rates on all inter-
stat‘e railroads 1n the United States
in conformity with the longsnd-short
haul provision of the law, under or-
tiers of the interstate commerce com‘
mission, will become euective on May ’
dirst The new tariffs filed by tho'
roads with the commission indicate
a material reduction in fares, particu-
larly from important terminals and
rate-basing points to intermediate
points. It is estimated by officials of
the commission, after an analysis of
the tariffs, that “95,per cent. of the
changes in fares will. be reductions."
-land five per cent. increases. Such
advances as are made are between ter-
minals or basing points, and ill such
Instances the increases arc made only
when the traffic to intermediate points
do so great. as to affect or defray the
revenues of the roads.
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Doom in five parts.
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Proceedings Before Grand Jury.
Unless Men Change Attitude
Over Night
WASHlNGTON, April Ill—«Unless
there is a change in the attitude of
witnesses in the New York, New Ha-
,beautiful Tiffany memorial window,
given by a .Mrs. (loss, 'of California,
.sonle of the furniture of the church.
l’l‘he loss is placed at 88,000.
'church was the oldest between Pitts
1 held and Bridgeport.
. says it will be rebuilt.
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Sparks From a Berkshire Divis-
ion Train Supposed to Have
caused the Damage
F'ALIJS VlIiIuiflE. April 16. w’l‘he
Mission Church of St. Patrick's, which
is in charge of 'Rev John Donahue, ot
Lakevllle. was burned yesterday. The
tire started from sparks, said to have
fallen from the stack of the north-
bound passenger train over the Bali:
shire division duo have at 9:30.The11e
sparks set the grass alire and the
blaze crept up to the little wooden
,church and before it was noticed the
structure was ablaZe. Neighbors
tough? it with buckets of 1v.ater A
some time ago, was saved, as well as
The
Father Donahue
A bit of church history is recalled
-l1y the loss of the church. it was a
resident pariah .1churcll as far back at
11852, when Father Peter Kelly looked
"Uneasy liesthc ,
that wears a frown. ,
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toss to institutions» Federals in
Dead.1Woundodlri'rlson‘irs
and Diapers“ Put at
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Five Ncwspapé' Milli Reported
to Have linen Made
Prisoners
SAN PEDRO DE LAS CO]. ONIAS.
Coah‘uils, April 15. via Torreon April.
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Halo or Snow Ttmlpht.
yen & Hartford railroad investlso- after the snilliual needs or Catholics
tion, who refused to tell the interstate in 1,1115 northwestern part of the State. last week shows that the battle for
16 .~—A survey of the battlefield of the.;
l be instituted
commerce commission about the 011-,
motions of the Billiard Company, to
which millions of dollars worth of
“New an on" securities are alleged to
have been illegally diverted, proceed»
lngs under the criminal statutes will
here today b1 the
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llllllK llEilEllS WERE
Hill 825 Mill (lllSlS
bases May Result in flow Ruling
Regarding Licenses and
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sum LTON. km“ 16. ~VV'oods tires
at Rocky Rest. above here, last lligllifi
destroyed a cottage of a .Vlr.tlrotc1'.
and damaged another belonging to
Mrs. Walters. A pavilion was partly
burned. Other cottages in the sum-
but women and boys of the neighbor
‘l.ood saved them.
Fire in Yale Graduateo’ Club.
NEW HAVEN. April 16 ———Tbe hearts
of Yale men here fluttered v_esterday
when they lieurd the fire department
called to the Graduated Club. For
tunately the tire was a trivial one ill
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MANY ANIMALS HAVE
BEEN iLL THIS SPRlllS
liest of the revolution.
Tile battle was at its climax Sutur—
iriav. Sunday and Monday and on the
last dnv the rebel loss ill wounded
alone, was 1350 men. in all 1,200 rebels
were wounded so seriously as to re-
. mer colony were in danger—for c. timc.‘llllire hospital ll‘eflimebt during the April."
engagement. Tho rebel dead nla1
inever be known oiling to the wide
.nrcn c0101 ed by the battle.
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SHAH. HAZE;- SLIGHT
‘ A small tire of unknon 11 ration was
‘ discovered last evening at '1‘: 30 o‘clock
in the home of Mrs. Julia Quintard, at
possession of the city was the bloody
General Conducting i
of Business i
l12 High street, owned by Andrew J
"This has be en an unusual sllrlnll.": Hutchinson. The damage was slight..
stated a w-ellltnown animal cbsoricr co1ered by insurance with J M. Lay.
Two junk dealers were lined in the this morning “There, has but 11 more ton & Company. W. E. Williams, of
10 Cradle Song—«Jean Holmes Anna
Hendricks Ellen Richmond.
11. Plum Solo—Florence Mitchell.
12. “nobolink Song". Quartette of
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and A ting Chairman Shively of the enforcing President Wilson’s demand;
iSenate Foreign Relations Committee. Some officials gave it as their personal
went into conference 11 ith Presidentl view that after Huerta bad complied
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Despite the stormy weather about If f "
1150 children and parents assembled '
{in the Parish Hall of Trinity Church, ll
1 for an Easter -I’arty111ast evening, The 1
'ldca of the party was to bring the .
teachers of the school and the parents '
for the children together. Tue school
has grown so rapidly during the w-in ' ’l
tor that it has been impossible to keep 1!
.in tooth with every new family that
has thus come into the Parish. The . ‘- W
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i'cntertainment and the teachers the
impeshmem Much comma 01mm Best Course to Pursue, and President Wilson Awaits wm
lemonade and fancy cakes, decorated 1
initll Easter eggs and chickens. The From Charge 0 Shwuhnessy .1
entertainment, in charge of a com- ., S
lnittee of teachers with Mrs. ..i DtllVior- , ' “
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1. Piano Trio. .Viiss Helen Tailor.‘
\iiss Edna Hunkelniel and Viiss Betlll
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. Tableau with aong~ (at ”l ittle
Boy Blue." (b) “little Jack Horner“ , ——-——-—-——-—
Russell Tolmudge. linrold Pennington, ,Som ' t ' 1 . ‘ 1.
11 {umphm mm“ [mm liiayliew. 6 Believe Huerta May Sees to Protong and Compbcm wolf.
Roberta Gaynor Emma (comm tsrs- Bill United States Has Given him Until
.1. V'lolin Solo-Evelyn Gaynor
1i. Retitation—' "The Little Duck,“ TUSSUSY to Salute Flag '
(‘nrlton 'Ialmndge. ..__.,__.._____ ' . '
’ Tl‘ioll‘lguebflr;ifhfittzl: “0:51? \‘.‘. \slll‘1ti'i‘0 ‘\'. April 16. ~l-luerta his conference with Huerta last night
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6' Piano Solo-Alias lvicien Taylor ha.- 1roulised Charge OShaughnessy 133 Vt“-V cordial and satisfactory,"nnlt
7_ liecitatiou—~“ltollill lied lireasi‘, to Willie the American flag in “90m“ l fiflfilffizigflfyewfif; €01“le t
Roberta Gaynor. :t‘or the arrest of American bluejackets l Huerta s intentigns “:2: 11:12:03?
11 3'” R:“l‘a‘l°“"‘"Tl‘° Cobbler”, “Hat “Still“? ldoubt that compliance with the Amen ‘
a or
The out conditi lied i a e d f
it. Fancy l)rili~'—«Veima and Evelyn y on attac wasixzraldnnfin 8mg: “50‘0”; would b.
HGaynor Dorothea Green Alice . Ac that the American ships fire a salute ‘50 3 w “E 9““ 101111161111.
ton Tonettn Olson. Hilda Anderson in acknowledgement Officials close “gnfiéxfigcggsnggxnz: 3:88:11:
”DAMAGE I" "la" BTREET Edith and Lillian Gonzales, Jessie An- to the president explained 'Ulis was' made public nor was 4111nyer gage“
derson, Julian DUMOPUQT. Mary Knoed- in accordance with naval practice of l ment made describing them , V
181‘. ill/:13”; “Teflon. Mugiim Richard- nations and according to precedent. 1 No orders were issued to the ships"
son, '1.” an .iottram and Emma 'l‘ut-: The 1. one was receiled at the White ianeady steaming toward Mexico. nor
ilouse today just as Secretary Bryan was there any change in the plans for
dow ntwon court todan As a result of illness among the animals 1111 tit uiur-l Bayviow nvenue.s
1 . 1 the farms; than and with a passerby and Arthur
The tug was owned by Frank the (uses a radical change in the rules ly the lim stock 0
regarding the issuance of licenses and
in any ornhcl spring 1 can recall. 11
seat the blaze first
Wickes s boarder at the Quintard
in file general process of superv.ision 11,otc too that human b01083 have Jhome, "‘0 “811186 were extinguished.
of the junk businesses will probably be
made. it is necessary to issue licenses
lillereal‘tel' for the entire fifth district.
one to take the place of the three for-
merly granted. Tile rate will probably
-be between $5 and $10.
Woli‘ Helouitz and George Yourdis-i
1 try 11 me the men. They were represen-
led ill above order by William F. Tam-
many and Linxweiler dc Hegeman
lludge Keogh nolled several counts ag-
ainst the men and they were fined $25
and costs for a technical violation,
the failure, to report to the police the
illegal sales. It was Yourdlsky s dlrst
arrest and he has been in the business 1
fourteen years.
The new regulations which will be
drawn up will probably be so modeled
that the reports shall be made weekly
and bookkeeping system instituted in
each place that the police may look ov-
er the transactions and the reports
1111in it they desire The need for this
was pointed out by Chief William R. l
il’ennington Judge Keogh and Prosecn- l
ling Attorney William A Griffin, Jr. l
wPAiD IN FULL.
The original show featuring Tully
Marshall and members of the original
llliloadwol cost, in .tlve big lpnrts, at
lbocltwoods 'l-lall and Pleasant Hour.:
'llhls Friday. Matinee at 2 oclock,l
il’leasant Hour. Evenings at? o'clock!
sharp in both houses.
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‘COMMUNITY CLUB MEETING.
The Second meeting for the purpose
of further organizing the Community
illub, of Norwalk, will be held at tile
Norwalk Public Library, in the and»
toriunl, on Friday afternoon, April
lltll at 3: 30 o’cIOck. At this time o
lleport will be received of the commit
tee appointed to draft by- lslws and oth-
on matters of business proper to come
before the session will be taken up.
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' " ~SPECIAL SALE FRIDAY.
The Roller 5c, 1011 and 250 Store.
suffered in apparently greater num-1
bers since the winter this year than
for comb years previous, litany
deaths resulting."
Asked what be attributed the ani-
mal siclinesses to, the speaker said.
"lifts the general chill and damp air,
laden with disease germs. The cows,
horses and othei stock have been cou- l
flood in warm barns all winter, and col
being let out into the open they be
gin to shiver and take colds. " ,
“Mulch was mild and April so far'
has been more March like than usual. "l
finished one man. “and this is probably!
the cause of all the trouble." ‘
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UUNTRAUT ___AWARUEU:
The transportation of the Knob Club
Company has awarded the contract for
the ensuing season to Luthen Wright:
who was one of a number of bidders.
for the uork The price is not stated ‘
in awarding the contract to Minl
VV right the committee is quite confident l
that the arrangements now under way;
with this man are for the boat into e-r
nets of the club and it is expected
that tile service this year will be more
highly satisfactory than ever.
The schedule has not been drawn
up as yet bill will be announced lot
or.
The committee of the club in charge
of the transportation this your is come
posed of Maurice H ‘gNuttln chain
man: Samuel 1.. Wood. Alexander J.
'Ru‘mmler and William F. Tammany.
The formal opening of the club will
take place on Memorial Day. as usual.
and a. line program for the day' a feel
tlvitles is being planned,
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assume BALL.
By assemblies 285 of the N. 8. S.
and 203 of the S. G N Lolcall Satur-
day, Alpril 18, Arlen IHall, 7 p. an. Ad-
mission 25 cents.
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' tllnis Friday.
The stove had been shut oil for some
time and no reason for the fire can
be given. The woodwork and one win-
dow casing was charred. Repairs will»
be effected shortly.
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~8PECIAL FOR FRIDAY.
WLadies gauze union suits 25¢: each.
lA regular 50c value. The Roller Sc,
1013 and 250 store
”p
.NEW TRUST UUMPANV
LEASES JUEL STURE
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The new Peoples Trust Company
has taken ll. least of the former I
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' Knon TRANSPORTATIOH ‘Joel store in Washington street. from
the firm of SWartz and Corbett The
lease dates from May lst. and the
company plans to open the new bank
as shortly after that time as pessimio
The situation "is considered exocllent.
because of its central location and
should prove a most happy choico on
the 11an of ride bunk.
—-PAID IN FULL,
The original show fonturlm.r Tully
Marshall and nlcmhcls of the original
Broadway cast, in five big maria, at
l.‘ockwoods Iitlll 11nd Pleasant 1,Hour
Matinee at 2 o‘clock,
l lellsnut Hour. Evenings at 7 o'clock
sharp 111 both houses
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SANTO DO’MlNG .J, Domican Repub-
lic. April 15.—-Provisional President
.1031 porous Valdez. at the head or a
large force of Dominican"troops. yes-
terday marched to Moon. Santiago and
Monte Cristi without meeting any op-
position from the rebels.
~Music Hail, Friday, The Port. of
boom, in five parts.
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01118. Marian Mottram Jessie All' Unless Huerta changes his mind the.
derson, Marian Richardson and DOTO crisis pron'fl‘es to pass over within the
then Green .next twenty -four hollrs.
13. Boot Black Chorus in nine boys \V 1111 anfiiing faces Senator snively
-"Cilarles Mansfield George HflFPiS- and Secretary Bryan came from the
Samuel Cockefur Clarence Briggs. White House conference
John Dillilortier, Charles Stevens. ”pm, president has some very inteh
bw'eileil Godfrey. Ernest Belliamill, 5311118 news" said 1111- Shively
Charles Doulena. . “The situation is highly encourag
H. "Good Night Sons" iiumphrics lng" said Score ury Bryan Then it
'DollieM. Harold Pennington. Rllsseli was made known that dispatches from
Talnladge, Irene Muvheu, Roberta Charge O'Shgnghnesay had described
1 or delay further and that all the plans
ed the American flag, some of the
ships now under way might be tornado
back. but certainly not before. It was
pointed out that all administration ot-
ticiais were gratified by the news that.
Huerta was about to yield, but that
there was no disposition to tempoflxo
for action would go as they lie until all,
cause for action had been removed. ‘
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Gaynor. lamina Cot-kren. .
15 ‘The Sand Man' s Selig, some lit
{tle pedple as befor? "A?!“ PURNELL "A8
l ~1.o.o.1=”111orlc£. e ' ‘
The members 01' liutler ”"1301 50 it was indeed 11. fortunate accident to
97- 1 O 0 1‘ are requested ‘0 nicct Dr 1' rancisl lillrnells automobile lute
ill “he LOGEB T001". Fi‘ldlly tit 1' 30111 yesterday liftelnoon wildh it was
111.10 attend the ltuneml of our lute struck by u Stamford city line trolley
brother. Eben Hosted in North 1111111 shoot. The autoewuns
1’0? Order 0' “if! N. 1.. out from .Vlurshall street'and the driv~
1.). ll. lll'IM‘li or was prevented from seeing the cal-
“W" ._ ,which struck the forward part\ of the
ATT‘BHMENTS RELEASE“ illaclline. breaking out a spoke of the
To rd our and damaging the fender.
FAoTflflv "A8 RESUME” The mayor- p-llyslclan is using a hired
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car for ills business cnlis today while‘
'ii llr in reairs.
‘\ The tool attachments levied againstl h s a ““8 go 8 p
the) 'ew England (‘oat Company re-
‘lently, three by Lorraine I. Brown WESTPUST £668 243 001
and one i) Swartz & Corbett lave
v ‘ GREEN BLU£F|8H 100 LB
been settled, every cent having been
paid by Mr. Silvormun of the firm. l Spanish mackerel. 10c. .
The fact tory resumed opelutions tlitsl Cod Mottk,110.
morning. after the adjustment of the Watch our ndv for tomorrow.
financial condition. The attachments (Adm ‘lleersdient and i’i'ov. Co.
itotuled at about $750. in this conned-1 wwwww-m—«w—m-
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So George Reynolds. oi End.
Roi-walk, Believes Altar His
Recent V1811 is That Slate
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George Reynolds. one of East Noti-
waik'c oldest and most highly respect»
ed citizens, having seen eighty-1hr”
years or life, has returned from I1-
sojourn in New Jersey. where he vil-
ited nieces he had not seen for twenty-
lnine ymiril. its stated to a reporter .
tilts morning that much enterprise il
apparent in the lower state. ‘ .
"i think, they ate copying after (301? 1
neotiuut down there. There in wt.
great deal of energy and enterprise,
building booming and general covet.
tlon it might be mentioned that Harry| WHEELER~LANEL
November, vice-president and fore-’ 'Mr. n11d.Mrs. Frederic A. done. of.
1...... of the factory, is under 31500 South Norwaik. announce the encase'
bonds for his appearance in court up meat of their daughter. Margaret
Saturday to answer to the charge of Heath. to Harold Arthur Wheeler, mm
embezzlement of $2, 200 from the 0011- of Mr. and Mrs Arthur (3. Wheeler. of
corn Nurwolk.
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WHITMAN'S MEN HERE?
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The original show featuring Tully
Marshall and members of the original
nroadway cast. in live big parts, at
Lockwood’s'licll and Pleasant Hour.
this Friday.‘ Matinee at 2 o'clock,
Pleasant Hour. Evenings at 7 o'clock
[sharp in bothhouses.
walk today that men from the office of
York city, were stationed at the Hotel
Clifford. For what purpose. or wheth-
ertlley are here could not be learned
, for certain today.
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It was reported about South Nor-
Distriot Attorney Whitman. in New.
' no.
opument noticed." said Mr. itsynoiiln‘
in an interview with n reporter to“!
"You’ ro from The Sentinel are you
Well, sirN‘ve rend The Sentinel f,
twenty eight 111111111"er itoynol
said many lino things about The 8
final, modesty (ompelling us to you:
over them lightly.)
Mr. Reynolds visited in Newark,
Forest Hill and itldgcwocd and had
most pleasant time while away.
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some people to ouch other today it“
ought to have known each other I'm
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