' quiring that the Public Utilities Com- " members their salaries was adopted. tails. Among unfavorable reports to the Senate were those that no sanitar- itun or hospital for treatment of per- HAR'PFORD, April 2.~Among un- Iavorable reports in the Legislature, were those on bills to appropriate $125,000 for a seaside sanctorlamior cure of bone turberculosis, ‘Mr. flor- 10:1. of" Deep River, stating that the finance..- are not sufficient to meet this expense, although the object is meritorious; on 11 pwposod amend- infant to the state constitution to eli- minate the age limit for all judges and justice of the peace; on two hill. to require street railways to provide public waiting rooms; re- be located within the corporate lim- its of any city or borough; on a res- olution for Nehemiah Candice, for for judge at Norwalk, 3. favorabflle report on another candidate to here- ported later. From the Senate calendar were ad- opted these messages ; Prohibiting gambling in football and baseball pools; appointing Frank E. Robinson deputy judge at Griswold: creating one registrar of voters in the same town and borough; amending the Bridgeport chater so as to define what shall be. a permanent pavement establishing the town court of Stratford; amending the Danburyco- urt charter increasing the judge’s salary by $300; annexing a part of the Southwest schdol district of Hart- ford to the South school district. Senator Bree addressed the Senate on a question of personal privilege and drew attention to the. judges’ bill ,vvhich was defeated yesterday, a report appearing in a Hartford even- ing newspaper to the effect that the hill calling for the appointment of minor court Judges by the Governor commissioners and with the secret- was adopted and that Senator Bree ‘ " 0f 5““9 "”3 duh certified “09-" was the only Senator who spoke in of suth special permit unfawrabh Ilnvor of such appointment but the iepoxted by the committee on banks, bill failed of passage He said he did “3‘ taken up Mr Go1man, 0‘ Dan- not know whether it was a case of burv °b39m°d ‘0 ”‘9 ”‘90" declar- misrepresentation or gross misunder- “'n' ”1‘" bank“ in his I0Wn ought ‘0 standing. He said such occurrences it"? equal POW?” as trust “WW! lwere becoming too frequent. i<-' The bill WAS onnoscd by Messrs Snator Barnes remarked that it lucid of St 11nf01d Schulz, of New Hooked as if that newspaper had hit 1.1111111, Brook. 0f TOFFiHElOD and inpon the real spirit of April 1 Sen- W- H ”3“. 0f Willinston. The bill ator Cheneymoved that SenatorBree is rejected in concurrence, and re- be. empowered to have the matter :onsidcrntlon was refused. corrected without injecting any po- ln the Senate on the bill adopted lilies and the motion was adopted. \esterdav relating to marriage ilcen- It has been expected that the com- J AYES’ City Market 69 No. Main St. llayes’ Block 140 lb. llc “lb. 16c lb. 111: lb. 18c lb. 140 lb. 20c lb. . 14c lb. 22c 1b. 10c lb. 19c lb. 22c lb. 25c lb. 28c lb. A Few Specials in Fruit and Vegetables. - 20 California navel oranges for Stage, Juicy. grape fruit, lemons, cXtr'a large, Large Florida oranges, Boston head lettuce. Celery beans;- Greening ripples, . 25c a peek Maine potatoes, 20c peck 75c bushel Bunch beets, radtslies and spinach. Orders delivered in all parts of the city. If you wanlllie best goods to be ob» ~ lained at reasonable prices telephone your order to 13910 ‘ mission remove grade crossings at the expense of the railroad; to give boards of aiderrnen power to pass such orders relative to the operation, running and handling of any street “.173.“th shall deem necessary. The House llebenture bill to pay , When "the bill providing that any national banking assocation, to which :. special permit has been granted by t‘ae Federal Reserve Board of the S. S. to act as trustees, executor, ad- ministrator or registrar of stocks, may be appointed in Connecticut to :. ‘f in such capat:it_\',. provided such sociation has filed with the bunk -..~._ Loin of young pig pork, Small lean fresbrsboulders, Lean fresh hams, Smoked shoulders, Sperry & Barnes’ bacon, (Byevthc Strip.) Hamberg steak, .Round steak, Best cut shoulder steak, Sirloin steak—heavy beef—- Fresh or corned plate beef. Sperry 81 Barnes’ best hams, Choice young fowls. Native roasting chickens, Fancv young hen turkeys, 250.. .. 25c... 18c. doz. 25c doz. ltlcand 12c head unify; , $.14 _.. mwwwmmmnm' 21.!.1l'..k:“‘_‘lr v-tmw Mme-:1 114.1, -, ., 4 g 5 some.» 1' ’1 HF' sons who-are noncompetents shall, 10c bunch! : 7 was beforethc 1918 law was passed and countdown would 1.1.1.511. re- ? t ~ notW WWd-Nwrm WW1: ‘ today; gdepartments ‘among other things the consolidat- - commissions. iflrst clubhouse witha wild engine delivery. “ . 01m martian-11:3 Alumnae—51111511 NOR-Y WALK, so: NORWALK. while in the hands of the prunes-lib! commltue report (litigant reuheith— er branch. It will probably be ready on Tuesday. Members had heard that the report will discuss in consider- able detail the administration of state and will recommend ion of all agricultural bodies and the state board of agriculture into one new body under the single commiss- ioner consolidatiai of the industrial department into one labor depart- ment under a single commissioner; consolidation of medical examining of‘changes in other departments and it’lll’llllll AMUSEllBllS “RULE G" Among the wonderfully realistic scenes in “Rule G” which appears at Pleasapt Hour and Lockwood's Hall, 5 are the wrecking of the and the narrow escape of the occur» ants of the building, shop accidents involving a Journal lathe and a six- ton steam hammer, the. demolition at a crossing of the wagon containing a funnel and his wife, the saving of! two passenger tmins by the automat l in attion of the block ,signal. the fit- flight of Myra on the lineman 15 speed; or, and the pursuit by the men onihe l handcar, who have a close call for ' their lives, the mob scene, in which ‘ hundreds of men are half-drowned and driven out of the gates by four 5 determined men using a locomotive in a way that is thrilling and mar- velous to behold, and the terrific bare- hnnded fight between Ned and Spike —a battle that is claimed to be the l climax of all such struggles ever done for the film. Realism enters into the lesser as will as the larger scenes. No such in- sight lnto a cab, for instance, was ever afforded before. The audience will be able to see with its own eyes the. gravity of a lrainmnn's responsi- pillties, will see how wrecks occur and why wrecks are becoming rare. it is possible to show these things only because the actors actuallyure railroaders. in the great scene in E. H. Hurriman's office the part of Hur- 6 North Main St. SOUTH NORWALK ' Shoulder Steak, Hamburg Steak. Lean Pot Roast, - Beef Liver, - - Roasts of Beef. Fresh Shoulders legs of Spring lamb, Armouris Salt Pork. Swift’s Premium lions, Sperry & Barnes’ Hams. ”Aumnurrcsnnsh . bnlom, deduce. Parsley. V “Owen mums . ‘ Tolepboneyourordmearlytolumpronpi 1.‘ i leged that the plaintilr demanded the property of the defendant whoytslled . to re-dcliver it. Mr. Schlechtweg con- Itent of 8150. ‘on March 2, of this year. The plain- A'l'lie Beers Meat 81 "Provision Company.” Our Easier Specials. Bread and Butler Pot Roast. E xlra Speaals. ~ Sperry & Barnes’ Bamunstrlp only. ; We have our usual supply oi cliotte small lotus - oi pork, my roasting chickens and iowl, also a ' . choice supply oi native veal. Clmopeuedorouibeshell. . j humid-anew; 1 ‘ " Calflomla Navel brangcs ‘ Spinach Kale. Cabbage, carrots, mfg Rad- ' ”m Chm; Celery noun. Sweet Potatoes. New Va. “an... ; ‘h Hold it a has Ibo m uw‘fir’IJivfio’im tor in “Broad unis. Monday's feature will be a live part powesfialpballstic drama in the social problpm of the day “SM 8 Woman Divorce.” SEVERAL SUITS FILED IN OUFER- ' lOB COURT. Grocnvvlch Man Wants Divorcefom- er Filo Suite for Damages ., Rudolph Tiedlemanu of Greenwich filed suit for divorceagainst ' Ger- trude Eleanor Tiedemann today in the Superior court alleging desertion February 1, 1912. The defendant is now a resident of Carson City, Nev. The marriage took place May 22, 1907.1 The plaintli! asks the custody of one minor child, Vera Gertrude aged five years. , Deputy Sheriflf Andrew Schlecht- weg of Stamford sues in the Common pleas court for $150 damages from 'a.....o«m was .”.....A.fl.2;I;11:13:13;u vll’d T1183“? wfie Wile m -. dismissal imposed by general court- martial at Mace, Aria. upo- Second 1.1.111. John P. Karine, Tenth Cav- alry, who was found guilty of “Her ing become violently drunk.” :.'::~/1101mf PLEASANT HOUR- LOCKWOOD'B HALL PARABIHI'N'I‘ FEATURES Frederick W. Jaynes of Greenwich. The plaintiff alleges that in August,; 1911, while he w-as exercising the du- l ties of a deputy sheriff in serving 8!. writ on the Shepard Drug company oil Greenwich, the drug company by its duly authorized omcer and by the dc- fondant, signed the delivered .to the plaintiff a ieceipt for certain proptrty attached under the writ namely A node fountain and a safe. wantsjifio Damages. On March 10, 1814. during the con- ‘ tlnuation of said attachement, it is al- siders himself aggrieved to the ex- Gustav V. Carlson of Greenwich sues Frank E. Beruler 111 Stamford for $100 damages. as a result of a colli- sion on the Post road in Greenwich tilt claims that while riding in a wagon with William ’H. Miller, the defend- ant's automobile, driven negligently and carelessly, struck the wagon. hurling the two men to the ground and inflicting severe injuries. Ferdinando Ruggiero and Nicotine Ruggiero sue Angelo Most, 11 store keeper of Greenwich, for $1,000. It is alleged that on Dec. 21, last Mrs. Ruggiero slipped and fol on some too which coated the steps in front of Mussi's store. injuring her head and 13 Main st. NORwALK ‘ 2 lbs. for 25¢. Zlbs. “ 25c. Zlbs. “ 25c. 16c.18c. we. 14c.16c.18c. ') 35c“ 11 ‘doz. 17 for 25:. N Green Penile“. Cacti. Iii 35c" a neck in 'L L 1i Large TUESDAY AND FRIDAY TODAY: llule G Five part railroad play produced by Blazon Company with Harry L. Stevenson in leading role. ‘ MONDAY.” Should a woman Divorce Social problem drama well present» ed. TUESDAY _ Caprices of Kitty BIG COMEDY HIT. A Prompt Relief for Coughs Flax Seed Emulsion, Linoninc, is the surest and most thorough remedy for all forms of colds, especially those backing coughs that breed bronchitis and Kerr's its attendant dangers One tea- spoonful of Linonine at bed— time so soothes the membranes that the irritations are healed sufficiently to permit a peaceful nights rest, and this treatment followed for a brief space of time, restores the user to perfect health. Linomnc builds up the (system at the same time it is curing the cold and strengthens emembranes of the throat and .unge. rendering them less sensi- tive and less liable to colds. At all drugmsts. 2R6. Soc. $1. "' RI-vln. a '. . '- I“. -‘ “‘1‘ ‘\_\n. \‘1 .-..\‘\ rm - I 32 Welshman St. Sliced ham ‘ WM" MIYMI': w SATURDAY APRIL 3 Matinee 2:15. Niflit 5:15;? LYMAN H. HOWE Presents His Stupendous Exclusive Naval Spectacle—um U. S. NAVY OF 1915. The Philippines OF YESTERDAY AND TODAY. Native Life, Customs, Sports, Festivities, Etc. From Savages to Civilization. , MAKING A NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. PRICES: Matinee. Night. ’ gzptltifira ''''''''''''''''''''' 2g: Orchestra ............ soc Boxes .............. soc Balcony ------ 35c and 25‘: Children under 12 15C Boxes ............... 75c EusterLMonday April 5. Opening of the Spring and Summer Season of ‘_ A; The Cook Stock Players Presenting for the First Week “BABY MINE”- By Margaret Mayo, Author of “Twin Beds." “IT’S A SCREAM." Evenings—20c to 75¢. Saturday Matinee—soc to soc. Tuesday and Thursday Madness—20¢ and 251:. Green ground bones, iresli every day 3c lb.~__ Strictly Fresh Eggs ................ 251: Sugar Cured Ham, this week . . .................. . .. . 17c ‘ BaLUn .................................... 20c, 22c, 241: Small California Hams ........ ;. ................ 12 r-zc Native Calves’ Liver ........... T ................. 30c lb. CHARNOK’S MARKET mum; 1131.1va mp. 11 o 3-2 CR7;- Br. 0: 1; 7,77; ‘\‘\‘ ‘ ‘\ 5011011255 5A"’”’"’””"a NITARY MARKETS Dealer 111 Meals, Fish, Vegetables, Fruits. Cudabys Small BiamondSugar Cured llams 16c lb. Pork roa5l small lauts ' ., Frelh shoulders ~ - .«f Smoked shoulders [15 Cudahys beacon, strip Room The Sedfind Every? ‘<. So. Norwalk 39 Main Sf. Norwalk \ 3.:.vu.\w.\‘ 5-1.- av- . 1 Sinclly fresbe _ggs S Gfinfime Ewiggm Lamb Shoulder Steak . . . . .. 14¢“ Prime Rib Roast 14¢ 22$ 3, . It Iglriquaftge r $1.11. 12/: Round Steak ......... 22¢ Pot Roast Beef 10¢ 20¢ 11 ll Rib Lamb Chops __ 20¢ Sirloin Steak,.....;... 24¢ End lilam ...... 10¢». ‘ Loin Lamb Chops” 25¢ Porterhouse Steak“. 26¢ " Plate Corned Beef. """"" 8¢ Spat-crib Bones 10¢ . Native Stewing Fowl 1;; _ . it Rump Corned BECf 14¢ Legs of Mutton .14¢ Mutton Chops 12%- l ' .. Pork Bones, corned 5¢ Forequarter Mutton 10¢, Stew Mutton ....... i T w Salmon . .' ......... . sBlue Fish ......... 1294¢12y¢ , Haddock . ...... ACod Fish . ..... 1 1 1 Spanish Mackerel. 10¢ """ .l ‘M’ FDWS . . I o ..... .1:.2. 2%; ' Westport Smelt S12y¢ Escallops ......... 40¢ qt if ;F‘ancy Native Veal ..... ....306 Roasting Chickens. ”23c Fancy Young Turkeys . .. ....d V ' '1' large A *Tomatons ........ ”coach .. Carrots .......... scbt‘mch Lettuce 10c~r2c head loo-.- Pottitoes 1861*. ‘ ' ‘jo‘vl («hygitpficn‘y‘ " i—i-lip California Oranges 20 for 25¢ Grape Fruit; 10 for 2 California Apples 5 for 10c ’ ' r Cocoanuts ousnoodcus-s x“ 146111035 lt-IIIIOIO m::* r Mushrooms 35c. .’ Rests roc‘ - -, Parsley. ...........‘... 51:, ‘ sparagus. 4dr; Red Onions aqta.’ so ‘, Radishes go; Turmps ........‘.. despite pCranberriest.......3 an - 'I"? ""'- ~-‘v ‘C m tau-m.- -u— —-r .- 115w...’ or. nfihoo‘ .1- .v4 .111 .u. ... I v ,1. ”rant inaliti , 51.1w w _. . .n 1..
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