mgr Mvalflhfi-fia’ _ a-eo new pin-r .,4 on... . «We filMi—ZM its. 3 I" MEN! Has-i“ :Wmama. m ‘wu IA. MEN! Roger “Q who. in Norwaik ..—_....--.._.a.—. _- ........ .. ..‘..._...—._.__ -4 . tally. Other Good Makes $10 to .~ ——I .m mm—-mw- .. era 8. Stevens announce that they have acquired, as a further fac- tor in public-serving, exclusive right to distribute comes as added assurance of our full prepared- I \ of age shall be permitted to sell or “J P E . I I , A bill, WHO; if passed, we‘d int ¥ Nor-walk «its jars is ‘um which pro- rules as follow: “That no boy, under twelve years distribute newspapers; that all boys between twelve and sixteen years of age coding or distributing newspa- persshallbelioensedond wearaconv opiouotn hedge; that ”/50?! under sixteen shall be permitted-to ndl or distribute newspapers betwaen the Min of f p. at. and 7 arm." There are a. large number of boys is this city who are under twelve years of age, and yet have per 'soutes." it would be a difficult mat- ter for the local nowsdealers to se- cure boys who are sixteen, or over, to deliver their papers “before 7 o'clock in the morning. The bill, which is now pmding be- fore the general assembly, will be giv- en in Hartford today. This is what‘ the New Haven Times-loader has to say about this bill, editorially: . “Now it is proposed to make it a crime for a boy to learn business has I sons, habits of industry, fluidity and u If : fr: fill 02!”! fit rtsasaar noun—l LOCKWOOD’S HALL PARAMOUNT momma 111mm no war 'lODAY: The W of leisure Photodrsma from the play of the same name with Wallace Eddiner in the title mic. ..»—_.._.. TOMORROW Exploits of flalne That unsurpaasable combination, Defy-White, in the Craig Kennedy story. THURSDAY: Sarah Adler and star east in live port perseverance in the way tint thous- play Sins of Site Parents Formerly known as Bridgeport TM” .486 ~— Silk Dresses, Gloves. Blankets and Lace Cor-Isles Cleaned. H. LYNGE, Prop. pr m at. enema uk Steam Dyeing 5 Cleaning c3. FURNITURE FOR THE DINING ROOM, BEDROOM, LIVING ROOM. HALL, DEN OR LIBRARY. At Mediu High Grade Goods That possess the quaiity that may be depended upon in all the new and popular designs. to Prices. FUNERAL oiagcro norms mm eraser. A. J. Collins Company, 83 AND EMBAL‘ER‘. SOUTH NORWALK ness to outfit men correctly as we" as economi- Range of choosing in our men’s suit and top- coats is now so varied that we feel confident of meeting the most exacting requirements. . lands of other boys have employedI _ iwlth healthful pleasure and honest name in which Wallace Eddinger is Iprotlt which has given them vastlyI seen as the star under the manage- greater benefits than can be measured meat of Jesse L. lastly. is a genuine «by dollars and cents. farce-comedy of situations. That is “We do not believe a bill which pro-I to say, the fun is dependent neither 'Iposes arch uniust interference with Ion words nor on grotesque octlas, Ihouest industry and the right to begin but lies altogether in the actual com- business in a way certain to stimulate plications of the story. The whole ambition and commendable keeuness plot concerns the spy amazing at! Ila competition which is full of energy ventures of a society “blood" who I Iand opportunity is a' bill worthy of a; makes a wager that he can commit ' single supporting vote in the commit- ;larceny and escape arrest, and who Ilse or either branch of the general as :qulte naturally finds himself in a ser- Issubly. lies of most embarrassing and unusual Stamford EMILY WAKEMAN HARTLEYManager, ~._._. ___._. Theatre Phone 2300 Matinee 2 :r 5. SATURDAY APRIL 3 LYMAN H. HOWE Night 8:15. Stein-Block Suits and Topcoats $20 to $30 “Let it not be said that one member of the general sombiy of Connectlv out has shackled the feet of a boy i who wants to earn an honest dollar lnI [an honestay. , I “‘A bill wthh attacks an occupation $30 I .4 Rogers & Stevens which is honorable and boys who a bill which ought not to have the I I support of any sane man or woman in I this state." J J THE U. 8. NAVY OF 1915. ATLANTIC COAST OYSTER NOTES (The “Fishing Gazette) Rhode inland—The oyster business early part of it, the weather was aotI favorable for thectalrlug of oysters. IThere have been some heavy winds. for the season is on the wane. Ship- wars report/that small quantities of stock are moving. and probably will Iwhich caused a rather short supply for shipment. and Philadelphia deal- ers reported that they were not get- ting enough of the Maurice River m The pump and panoply of naval life and shot were used freely. Things “WNW“ vaflontlllosbybl‘ll- have gradually improted until the old llant creations to pen and pencil by wars are over; the interests of allI Mum Reuterdohl, Reyendecker. classes are thoroughly protected, and Lens and others. They have been ad- planters are alarmed at the radical miralrly expressed in song and story legislation proposed. in this proposed by Kipling. but it has remained for wast achanooto learn and earn ls‘ continue to do so for the next month,I hut in no case do they expect to re- I coup the losses suffered from lack of trade during the last eight months. Planters are now getting in readiness for the coming season. Many of themI are optimistic feeling that It will be a good one and that the demand forI oysters will make up for the light or- ‘ which was brought down from New tiers of the present season. ork a couple of years ago is now Connecticut—As the season dross being imbedded in the mud “‘1 will to an end orders are beginning to] be a. permanent feature 9“ Keyport grow fewer and smaller in size, and I This is taken by many to mean that 1 while there will be a continuation efIthe management “f the William Fos- trade for some time to crime planters' I .ter (0'15 100““ for a w” “’0“ sea ‘ and growers are now getting in read- son next year. iness to meet the wantsvol’ the 1916-16I President Edge piloted through the season Those who have umanty-ISenate Assemblyman Whitman's «bill Cove oysters to meet the demand The oyster plant at Ksyport has Inot been doing very much business of late and it is not expected that there will be any improvement before the close of this season. The scow of the William Foster Co. which they do not expect to require reducing the rental on the oyster pro-‘ 1 during the coming season are. mak_I1)agating 31'0““‘13 in the Great E85 ‘. jug arrangements to dispose of and“ Harbor River and certain other to other buyers. of which there are I streams from $5 a year to ‘2 per year. ‘, plenty. Inspections of beds and stock I “‘9 ”I" “'35 passed without amend- are being made and in a short time} ment. It will go to the Governor for ; “plants" will begin to be moved. I”8 signature. . Within a short time the planters The Elmer “Times" in commenting will also arrange for the cleaning up on the oyster bill now before the leg- «on the oyster beds in preparation forI islature. provldlns for the elimination _any “set" that may come to them of county oyster commissioners, says Some of the planters are thinking of editorially: the very heavy losses made this year‘ “Cumberland County was partcular- ’ through the raking of beds, planting 1y against the bill and asked to be ab~ . of shells to catch the “out" and the solutely let alone this year so far as ‘ cost of the spawning oysters, all offnew laws are concerned. it was - which were lost through the. dying off, pointed out that 80 per cent. of the ' of the “set" that was found, and areonster interests of the State lie in I wondering whether it will pay to go I Cumberland County; that from Sep- ‘ to the same heavy expenses this year, I tember 1 of the present season until threatened as they are by the veryInow more oysters had been shipped heavy taxes threatened by the .propos-Ifrom there than in any other similar ed Statemeasure which is to place a‘. period in the history of the Industry tax upon the productivity of the beds 5 As high as as earloads per day have instead of upon the acreage. Igone out the past few months, and New York—The oyster business on I these oysters have sold for approxi- -i.ong Island is not very brisk at this ,xmately $2,000.000in this short period. lime. Shipments of stool: are beingi An interesting feature W85 that the made regularly, but they are in no clsmmers and wagers also asked that sense up to previous records snip-Ithe present laws murals: undisturbed pers howev er. feel that when there is Ind expressed entire satisfaction with a bad season it is usually followed by; present conditions. Cumberland a good one. and they expect-that such ”Comfy oysteliseo 38” over 324.000 will be the case this year and that Ifnto the Stats My in 1914 for ll- during 1915-16 many oysters will no «mass and M while the.8tate ex- used. 9’ *‘l pended 16.100 Jess than that amount Blow Jersey—Shippers of Mama'sforuthe oyster interests. Forty-jive River Cove stock say that they are yoorsuo the industry was chaotic. doing a really good business. The I With the list attempt to done the bulk of the oysters taken at that; State laws oyster boots were armed Woe oi this time is m to the at me time and went «to the Dela- surrounds ram. «has there is 'gwsroiaav our-sod assure oyster pm a Maryland macadamia»: our. m than ours demo fights in; the preach} week, or rather the lover riparian tints, in which powder ”'3 A. hr.‘ » ,p '-.. , "_ .... ‘ I 3’1" “I ‘ ml" ’ I ' "w ’“M‘-'"’mmw”“3-W‘mfll‘vd'o’m.subway/Murat umpmaumw..- . .., u w m... ‘ ' ‘ -... ll . legislation the oystermen were not consulted at all. It would seem to-be bad policy for the epubllcan major- ity to pass the proposed oyster logic lotion and bad business policy for the state. it is earnestly hoped by all who are familiar with the oyster in- dustry that the‘ieglslators will leave Ithe big industry severly alone this Iyear." ' . ‘ ——_.___._.__._ —THls—-AND FIVE CENTS! DON’T Miss THIS. Cut out this slip, enclose five cents to Foley & Co. Chicago, Ill. writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial package containing Foley' 8 Honey and Tar Compound, forI Iconghs. colds and croup, Foley Kidneyl Pills. and Foley Cathartlc Tablets. I I Sold everywhere. ' i ————___.__.__ NORWALK LlBRARY words. I The regular monthly meeting of the‘ directors of the Norwslk [library which comes on the last Friday of theI month was held last Friday as usual Members present were Dr. J. G I Daniels to confer this signal honor Lyman H. Howe to depict naval liteI in the most vivid of all agencies-4hr» motion picture, and Howe is indebted to Secretary of the Navy, Mr. Daniels, for the authority and facilities that made possible such a reproduction as will be seen at the Stamford Theatre,‘ on Saturday, matinee and night. The undo-Mlle Mae and popularity of 'fdr. Rowe's exhibition. and its mtgliy influence, induced Secretaryl upon Mr. Howe. On several occasions I high government ofllolsls, rocognlain nm the eduactional value of this exhlbl-I tion. have granted special permits to Mr. flows to film events of national interest. But in order to insure the most notable reproduction of naval of the Navy has for two years, through the commanders and officers of the fleet extended Mr. Flows the most hearty cooperation and has been unsparlng in granting special facilities. As may be expected this has resulted in the first and only him reproduction that reveals the efficien- Gregory. J. T Hayes \\ illlam Howard; cy of men, guns and machinery on our J P Treadwell and T. C. Balsam. gnaw dreaduaughts and superqlread- After the bills had been audited a naughts, as well all all activities, report from the librarian was given. Isports, pastimes. games. drills and This alums an increase in clrcula-’ daily duties aboard ship. ties for last month or 474 over the "Immense! 1 confirstntate you.” same month last year and the addition I said Mr Admirolmger upbn 71““ “Genealogical and Family History of I What appealed ”my to him was the State « Cmeoticmt” in four vol-' not ping the 3M? phages ad of 65 new books, including a valuable ing this remarkable reproduction. . predicaments. it was so very unbr- tuners that he should by accident. try his burglarizing experiment on the house belonging to the father of the girl he loved—end so owful awkward (that prospective father-in-law should happen to be "Big Phil." the police commissioner". "A Gentlemen of Leisure" makes an ideal Lash-com- edy, because it is absolutely full'bf the right sort of material, but, at tho! same time, does not call for any of the foolish slapstick which has done so much to bring film-comedies of the old order into disrepute. Wallace Eddinger in “A Gentleman of Leisure" was the offering at the Strand Theatre in New .York city— America's most elaborate picture the sire—for one of the most successful institution. it appears today only at Pleasant Hour and Lockwood's Hall. FRENCH REMEDY FOR STOMACH TROUBLES The leading doctors of France have for years used a. preserlption of vege- table oils. for chronic stomach trouble or bowel. liver and stomach troubles and constipation that acts like a charm. One dose will convince Severe cases of years' standing are often greatly benefited within 21 hours, So many people are getting surprising results that we feel all per- ,should try Mayrfs Wonderful Remedy, It is sold by leading druggists every where with the positive understanding .tihat your money will be refunded *without question or quibble if one'. bottle fails to give you absolute sails ‘ faction. Nile 9"" 9110“?“th the WWW as: KEEPERS TO MEET sarua _ DAY, APRIL 17. The twenty-fourth annual meeting of the Connecticut 'Bee' Keepers’ Asso- ciation will be held‘Saturday morning, April 17, at the Capitol. In the morning, reports of otiloeis and elec- tions will take place and Dr. ’1‘. L. Scranton, bee keepers, and Allen Latham, will speak. The afternoon speakers will be George 'B. Yale, A. W. Yates and others, ’i new srurrso mu GAMER—Ji— nn A com weeks in the history of that national ' Presents His Sbupelllous Exclusive Naval Spectacle—The U. S. NAVY OF 19:5. The Philippines OF YESTERDAY AND TODAY. Native Life, Customs, Sports. Festivities, Etc. From Savages so Civilization. MAKING A NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. the dean of Connectlgut PRICES: ~ Matinee Night. Orchtstra H...........35c Orchestra. .......5oc Balcony. ..... . . . . 35c nd Boxes '. ........... . soc Balcony .. .35c a 25c Children under 12 15c Boxes .......... .. .. 75c “BABY Easter Monday April 5 Opening of the Spring and Summer Season of The Cook Stock Players Presenting for the First Week MINE” By Margaret Mayo. Author of “Twin Beds." “IT’S A SCREAM." Evenings—soc to 75:. Saturday’Matinee—zoc to 50c. Tuesday and Thursday Matinees—-zoc and 25c. CLAIMS SHE LOST $30,000 , Sarah L. Davenport, a well. known Wilton woman. has brought suit against the City National Bank of Oneonta, N. Y., charging that oer tain, notes given by Miss Davenport to the bank. and later transferred to John Granny, of Schenevls, N. Y.. were usurious. and therefore invalid under the laws of that state. The case has been set for the May term of the Civil Superior court. Grey‘snd Grey of this city are Miss Davenport’s attorneys, nod alleges their client has lost $30, 000 through the notes and the actions of Atorney Leo Davis, who was her WOULD HAVE CITY GROW- IIII‘: MIIIIII flSllR ‘ (Continued tron First Page) tory sites or residences, and teen- courage local people to own their homes by making such ownership any- thing bnt a. burden, which it is claim- ' ed to he at present. 80 for there are about one hundred taxpayers who have been approached on the matter of joining the movement» and they all have signified their ap- proval and readiness to cooperate. legal adviser: at the time the notesl Though there will be three distinct or- ,li, . mum,- ond "tram Towns of .the Connecblont River Valley. " " no president secretary and “m riots spoke of the great. dhteredt m lathe Library boothot theCivlcah‘d industrial clihtpofltion, believing that the “usual effort involved in strain- ping and admiastering the booth Milt lag the waek was well repaid. ‘ I « WOMEN MAY BE STRONG and enjoy life whether in tbe‘home or business world. if they can keep at bay those ailments peculiar to their sex. If every woman MD!!! how Lydia E Plulrham's ”Vegetable Compound, that simple ' romody made from roots and herbs, you to- tho root of the usable and overcomes such symptom as bauNao‘he 'hosd- aches. nervousnesh, and irritability, they would be healthier. happier and stronger. m of if“ ills why don't you try if you suffer from: wit.- the series but also we thoroughness that characterized the work of the camera men in more» mlnutest and manifold duties outboard ship. Another more contrasting the Philippines of Today and Yesterday brings home to Americans the modes of life of the wild tribes to days gone . by and how Uncle Sam has trans- formed their lives. It is an impres- ’ sive pictorial lesson pf what can she achieved by tactful potieuet and skill- ful guidance. How fr condom-co and friendship was wdn, pod how they have been turned from war and bead- hunting to peaceful iudus'tri'sl par- suits should be seen by every good American. LOCKWO HAM. ~9L£AWT ' ' HO"!- .. “We! leisure." .- "A (Industrial: of HIM," the it! it will pas you to do so. ‘ (“emu-m m.” w ~- ' photodrairts from the play of the some ‘H m... .,. -.. ‘,.‘. H v V cinema-Nauru- sg'p-IAkaaMUp. I“! ...WIuiet—-Io waiting. clogged nostrils open right up, one ofrpaaonesofmurhosddearud you can breathe finely. No more hawking, sniffing; blowing, headrwfrc, amen. No imam lot breath at night; your cold or catorrlr disap- GunnflIWeNEly’lem-n Balm from your Wt now.- Apply a little of this fragrant, We, drooling cream in your nostril. It mmmflcry-fi ”no of flammmmm swollen raucous nemnrineond relief concomitantly. It's just one. Don’t stay stalled-tsp Melendoemtooatarrh. W , it was: MERCHANT. advertises his goods. if he cannot do _ It too. forgo way, he uses the Sentinel - classified "to: sale" columns. can upthoomaandanad.manwllicoll CM . ‘ 2t '51. .~.'v_».;. -.;4... .I“ . stomach troubles and other irregular-l i files from which children suffer duo were given, but now appears for the defendants in the action. In the mean- time, Mr. Granny has been pressing (credoseuro proceedinsa m a number of parcels of Miss Danna-vs exten- sive real estate holdings in Wilton, m it is even stated that last least two instances valuable tracts of land, will: the buildings theeeone have been sold midst these proceedings. ‘ _ MOTHER GRAY’S POWDERB BEN. errr nauv emanation. ‘ Thousands of mothers have found “other Gray's Sweet Powders an ex- «sum .NMIV tor m nomin- dng fl headache, was, feverishness, fag these days. They are easy and pleasant to take. and excellent re ‘oults are accomplished by their use. Used by inotli'ers for at years Sold as -s «ALI... by :Drugglo'tt everywhere, 25 cents. I pulsations, according to the present Iplans, all will unite in the one effort to pave a way for economy and there Iby bring about a reduction in the tax rate. The Sentinel's informant wished to be expressed, incognito, that the or- ganizations would not “nag" at the of- ficials for changes. “It. simply amounts ‘ to an endeavor to bring about united citizenship and an application of the Ibraxes on the disbursement of the I ys\money." said this gentleman. Keats and the possibility of raising them is...st another matter that is . likely to taken up and thoroughly diggers“ it has been sthted that in the First District cents have not been rats do any general clause in the” lasft * years. flomphlntspelheord ...ly that the return from the to is not in proportion to the ‘ Normally accepted rate applied to real (piste investments, o
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