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. cruise for San Francisco and pass;
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9" m euro-res.
Conneotiout Editorial
Would Cut. Down Coot of Doing
the Work to TON of 551m
11111 11111
WASfiilNGTON Ami! Zl—With May
37 selected as the dpte for the review
at the Atlantic fleet, in New York.
.llorbor by President Wilson, naval
ligament Metals are working
out the details of the review and 1.
Icvents to follow ashore. These include
a. water carnival on the night of May
171ml 11 land parade the next day by
al of the bill now finding in the gen-
eral assembe calling for a revision of
the general statutes by a commission
of lawyers under salaries of $5,000
each was voiced by the Connecticut
meeting held here Monday afternoon.
The following resolution was adopt-
ed: .
“Voted, that the Connecticut Edi-
torial Association express its disap-
proval of a bill for statutes revision
now before the Connecticut assembly
calling for the appointment of a com-
mission of five persons at a salary 01
$6,000 each, and the association be-
lieves the statutes revision can be
best accomplished by an honorary or
noa- salaried commission, whose duty
‘it shall be to supen use the work oi an
expert or secretary, who might be
I employ ed to do the actual revision and
I the total cost of such revision need not
through the Panama Canal about July I exceed $0,060:
4. President Wilson has definitely do I
sided that it will be impossible for
him to be present at the ceremony in-
cident to the formal opening of the
China] in July.
I“, federal troops and other military
mutations. ’
The president will remain in New
Hark until May 17, and the reviewing
inrty which he will head will gnclude,
somber: of the Cabinet. members all
Congress, diplomats and others. After
the events in New York, manoeuvres
of the fleet are to be held about May
20 off Narrangansett Bay, to be follow-
ed by a rendezvous in Hampton Roadsi
shortly after June 21 Between June
21 and 23. the fleet wii begin it: long
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NEW CHART OF ‘(NIK ARM,
ALASKI".
\l'ASHlNG'l‘UN. 1). C., pl‘ll 21.——A
publication of interest at this time is
..._- __._V a large scale (1:40.000 chart, No. 8,.
TERMED WATERBURY RESIDENCL 557, of Knik Arm above Fire island,
FOREIGN. at the head of Cook inlet, Alaska.
f'l‘his chart is in preparation by the
Naturalization Applicant Startlea Cleric“ U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey in .
When Examined at Court House. lanticipation of the greatly increased
Giusscppi Carlo of Stamford, nearly‘tratfic to that locality due to the ex-
eaused Michael J. Flanagan, naturah-Itensive railroad construt'tion to be in-
nation clerk of the County CourtIauguratcd by the Government Alaskan
.House. to fall off his chair yesterdayflEngineering Commission this summer.
when he said that Waterbury was the The chart is on a sufllcicnt scale to
last foreign place he resided in before serve as a harbor chart for vessels
going to Stamford to live, Carlo, who will! railroad supplies to be 1?“?de ill
in 22 years old. went to Clerk Flana- Woodrow Creek, and includes all rur-
Ian's otllce to apply on his first papers, veys to date. including the rcsurvey
lie was being put through the usual by the steamer EX‘DIOM'r in 1914.
form of questioning by the clerk and Woodrow Creek is the name now auth-
when the latter got down to the para orized for what was formerly called
graph which relates to a petitioners Sill!) Creek.
last place of residence he was unprc- This chart Will be ready toward
pared for the answer given by Carlo. the end of Mar. and copies may then
“You say you live in Stamford now," be obtained at nominal cost irout the
said the clerk. ' Superintendent of the Coast and Good
“res, s1r,"‘\\us Carlo’s reply_ etic Survey, Department of Commerce,
“Where was you1 last foreign place \l’ashington, D- C-- 01‘ at any 0Il the
of residence?" branch offices or sales agencies of
The applicant hesitated for a few that BeerCG-
moments and then said, "Waterbury:
"What?" asked the clerk. “You
don't mean to say that Waterbury is
‘ foreign place do you?’ . ICan Drive Cattle onRoIdI in New
The applicant paused and then said.
with a smile, “i guess I made a mis- ‘ Haven, Hamden “d Woodbrldgo
take 1 lived in Italy before coming to Quarantine restrictions because oi
nus coumryy the hoof and mouth disease have been
“That's outer," remarked the clerk removed from the lllshWays of the
m [1“ .. the questioning of the 89‘ towns of New Haven, Hamden and
mm was continued without any uu- Woodbridge by Commissioner on ”0'
usual results, mestic Animals Jeffrey 0, Phelps, in.
.___--.- The notices sent out yesterday say
PRESIDENT LEAVES WASH- that no animals have, to the know-
INGTON. Iledge of the commissioner, been found
WASHINGTON April 20. -—-Presl- infected with the disease in New Ha.-
dent Wilson left here at 9 a. m today:ven “I‘d. llamden since February 2 ““d
for New York, to attend the annual in “700“”ng since March 3
luncheon
Others in the mm, were Secretary 'traiiing and driving of cattle. sheep,‘
Daniels, Dr. (Y. T. Grayson, the we” other ruminants and swine oxer or up-
HOOF AND mourn QUARANTINE
» OFF.
0
Association I
new HAVEN. April air—Disawov- ‘
editorial association at its quarterly‘
TheE
of The Associated Press. 'otder prohibiting the tram orting, I
an“ naval "aide, and Secretary on the highways of those towns is re-
Tumulty. The president will return voked.
, Resentment
-. 0 thmM
or Nancorlc.
mane new!
Camilla Comm
w upw roux. I
Exact Copy of Wrapper. ,
d.
No RAILROAD THIS YEAR.
Weatchooter Northern Takes Steps,
However, To Extend ltl
Charter lelt.
A story originating in White Plains'
N. Y., a short time ago was to the ef-
fect that it was understood in that:
city that the construction of the Wes .
cheater Northern railroad, from Whitel
Plains to Danbury, might be commenceI
ed during the present year. The News
has received authoritative information
that there apparently is no possibllly
that such construction will be under-l
taken this year, as the affairs of the
New York, New Haven and Hartford court “Id-
road are in no condition at present to‘mem promisch .IP. 80 Well to school
permit the financing of so large an i
enterprise
That the Wesichestet Northern will
be constructed eventually is generally
conceded, but it is; believed in railroad
circles that the time is still several
years away. Governor Whitman, of
New York state, has 11st signed a bill
extending the time for the construc-
tion of the \‘l’estchester Northern. The
company‘s franchise would have ex.
pired on May 1.
The New York. Westchester and
Boston road, of which the Westchester
Northern will be virtually an exten-
sion, is developing finely and this fact
adds to the reason for belief that the
The Kind You Have
IIISTIIIIII
ll’ublic School,
gthey
"IWilltam F. Maxson.
was asured of re-employment next
. ,Scptember,
lto
z. Iiin the classrooms soon
l ensem-
arrested, were lectured in the city
set and Henry Consel were held in
$10,000 bail each after a police court
lhearing, for trial
Court
They were arrested early Saturda'
morning, shortly after the police had
been notified of a robbery at
home of W. L. Baldwin.
lken from the men at the time.
their arrest and exhibited
was identified by Mr. Baldwin as
belonging to him.
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(Continued From First Page.)
plements of all kinds. harness. a gas
engine and some hay and grain were
burned.
it was only with much dilficulty that!
the tow nsmen preserved the handsome :
home of the town clerk, which is a}
monument to Colonial architecture. ‘
So dubious did it look at one time, that I
the town records were removed from '
the allies in thehousc to a place of;
- more safety. The wind aided, and car '
ried the spanks and brands away from g
the building.
Fire caught the roof of the home 01!
Albert Porhan. The house and ham;
were saved in the same manner that
the Sanford home was preserved, by
Wetting the roof continually.
No reason other than that of incen-I’
diarism can be given for the blaze. It}
is believed to have started in the!
neighborhood of the horse stalls, in’
one of the barns, and as all combus-
tible material had been removed from
there, it is virtually certain somebody
set the building aflre.
The damage is estimated as between
$5,000 and $6,000. Only about half of
this is covered by insurance.
Always Bought
. For liver
Thirty Years
BRIDGEPORT MAN HONORED AT
STAMFORD CONVENTION.
sill
£551.11 \lFORD, April 1.—With the
election of ofllcers and selection of
Norwich as the convention city for
next year, the state conference of
charities and correction brought its
fifth annual sessionto a close here
yesterday. The omcers elected were:
President, Leonard 0. Smith. Norwich;
vice-presidents, F. G. Plait. New Brit-
ain. Dr. E. T. Bradstreet, Meriden;
George H. Palmer, New London,
George H. Edwards, Bridgeport, Edgar
M. Warner. Putnam, H. H. Bridgman,
Norfolk, E. Kent Hubbard, .lr., Middle-
town; W. «H. Hall South Willington;
treasurer, Henry D. Johnson, Nor-
WlCh; Secretary. E. D. B. Lynde, New
London.
An executive committee
chosen.
"I “MAUI OOIMIVI I“ VOII om.
n..-..=!_~.:—n.._-,.....:g: -.-..._
. No. 20, and said
would never go back unless
their principal
fell into line and went
their desks at the sound of
the bell. Two hundred more still held
out, but they were eapected to be back
Mr. Mason's status is unchanged, was 8180
athe board of education has not met
since the strike was declared. He has
been notified that he would not be re-
m
Spring Coats
new MODELS, $4.98
NEW WAISTS.
lll Lingerie and Silk to be
worn high and low neck
............... 98¢ up
S. and H. Stamps GiIVen.
.M. Moltascb 81 Son
One hundred of the juvenile strikers,
under threat or punish-
The other strikers followed them.
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BURGLARY iN STAMFORD.
STANFORD. April 21. "Emilio Bas-
in the Superior
on charges of burglary.
...........-s .,
FURNITURE, STOVES AND
HOUSEFURNISHING
GOODS.
New and Second-Hand.
Sold at Lowest Price.
Opp. Congregational Church.
the.
Property to-
of
in court
and Stoves.
l
maul}
We Buy Secondvl'land Furniture. .
tonight. ‘-
l “'hlle there are still some federal construction of the Westchester North-
restrlction on the entire states, there cm is only a matter 0f time. 989901311
l}... - . a.-.
-- has been no diseas discovered for 9. 1y 85 the road is designed l0 play an
diflerent person. ,
nothing like Lydia E. Pinkham’ s veg.-
‘ could influence anyone to try the modi-
'1none than itilclaimed to do. ”—
I crest Farm, Kasota. Minn.
teasing 111s peculidr to theirsex should
be convinced of the ability of IydiaEr
*‘ and truthful wsdmonials we are con-
mntly publishing in the newspapers.
vgildeutdnllhynn.
* We
and 1111111 ”Woodmen“-
time, and with this order, all roads of important part in the development of‘og Professor A D Gridley, died at
her home here early yesterday
Gridley was a member of the faculty
of; Hamilton College and a cousin of
President Hadleyr of Yale.
the state except flfteen- towns in New
ll ondon county, still under quarantine,
are opened
llRMEIl’S WIFE
'Tllll ILLTII WIIlIIl
IA ‘ Weak, Nervous Sufferer
. ACTS OF THE GOVERNOR.
Coveronr Marcus Ill. Holcomb has
signed the following acts of the IGenI
eral Assembly: --
' Public-sconcernlug fortune tellers
Reftored tIO Health by Ly' and other fraudulent practices."
dlaE Pmkham’s Veg- Ancndlng an act concerning the
tractor of licenses
eth-le Compound Amending an act concerning piedg
ing stock of corporations.
()1 earning a tax on Icompanies fur-
dishing, leasing or operating railroad
cars.
Kasota, Minn. -—“I am glad to Say
IIfiat Lydia E. Pinkham’gs Vegetable
“ Compound has done
more for me than-
willing else, and I
bad the best physi-
.. cianhere. Iwasso
‘ Week and nervous
.that I could not do
my work and out;
wider! with pains low
Ellison in my light '
side for a year or
more. I hook Lydia
E Pinkham' s Vege-
table Compou\nd, and now I feel like a
I believe there is
tion and sale of milk.
cultural associations, _
Private—Amending the charter of
the Loomis Institute. ' ,f‘
Authorizing the secrétary of
the property and distribute the assets
of the company. I
Amending the charter of the Bridge-
port Hydraulic Camilla...
table Compound for weak women find
and Iwouid be EM l! I tonic Water, Power Company,
Extending the time of completion of
the Yalesyille Water company.
Renewing the powers and extend-
ing the time for organization of Pm-
tectlon Engine and Hose company.
Amending the charter of the Groom
wich Hospital Association.
cine, for I know it will do all and much
CLARA Pumas, R. F. .D. No. 1, Maple-
Women who under from 111151». dis-
Waurs ensues oerAM 13.
Harry Bolodaeo of Stamford. Ipetl-
tions the Sufiri Court for a change
'Pinkham’aVegetable Compound tonn- '
storetheir health by the many Maine '
Ifyouhavethesiigbtest doubt I “m he owes 116 min anything, that
mpoumlwm l y v'wjrlto “10 ch11» will not elect anyhow and
‘ Ithaluntuuoumnmmm lie
”'9:- ‘.la22yearsofageandhaatwohroth-,
Is-moot. srnmsns nsrumt 11o
‘ boys and girls, who gathered on e.
.. #1. his;
[unending an act concerning inspec- , El" '
Amending an act concerning Iagrl- '
the .
New Haven Banking Company to sell"-
Amending the charts”: of the Gusa- -
or 11111116 to in; $1111i.1ia deem
mien, who are generally known by the
[name of Sam, . - .-:;
the through trailic ofIthe New York,
N 1w Haven and Hartford system.
STUDIES. “
YONKERS, N Y., April 21. —Tlte.
school strike is oil. one thousand
Letlllend you FREE PERFUME ’
. I ' wfvwamodsy‘” forum“ '~ taunar‘.‘
ED.- PlNAUD’S LILAC-
F'rhssvourl ‘1'11'S1t ammo.
nllgfilll‘nifi Rah val amt
‘3 Igloo. .only 75c.
9W
inn 33.11.
“iii. :
'Madtauntln
e aw mCANsyou
Thrlndfm. SEMI-mm REAL PAINT la PURE WHITE LEAD,
”NC and UNSEE} OIL. the 8mm pilot materials 'Ilot‘ 1
use a gal. out oi UIIYLI&M; PAINT you; .,
' url inane, return lbepafclew' a... * ‘
11'. D Morgan, South Norwalk. '2'.- ' '
Hubbelm Staples Hdw’e. COL; Norwallc. {I . , .I I
Lockwood & Palmer, Stamford ' g ":I .1. =
war—but don' It depend on its coming!
if you want a job use a Sentinel Want
handkerfhklx.
MEWS. TED. FINAED, Des-1311mm M._ ‘
4 1...“...
'1’" ““ ”new“.
stairwelloostol
IYoutlietIllnskcI7.gals olpurcpahulor
it's only 81.16 per gal.
‘Anybodycanmixlluonwlthlhslmm.
Wm ll you buy ‘1 gals. of mdyJW pain: in
___,_____._.___.._._.—.
NEW HAVEN WOMAN DEAD.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, April 21.-|
M114 Mary Twining Gridley, widow
Prof.
“M
,Accept all the luck that comes your
mlfit‘llropas utI
£9.10”ng missin- .-'
u in-c- do
battle. Thenuallti Ilarval) ndetyf Tithe
(601.). “amide. Mgrthet' ,tlebo
11".
”YORK
T'IT‘HIS TS. HOW
Linseed Oil to mix with lt‘TQI
<0-
pay SSW a gal. til-Slim.
M. GUTKOWSKY,
Phone‘lls. 87 NORTH MAIN ST.
.1‘
:When we. erected ~our' coal
erI‘y of clean coal.
handling has been the. result.
Harris 8: Gal
Scale
,, Marsh ll sauna... I"
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‘Phori'o 2111-13 or tars-5 I
SOUTK‘ NORWAIIB' BORN.
SPRING SUITS ‘
310—4125041359
ll’flllSllll
CLOTHES. FURNISHER
.. . AND FOOTWE
W, S. Clinton & Son, Westport. . 1' f I...
1‘3
, 5111.111. Building.
, BEEGIIAM’S PILLS
pocket we solved the problem T~.‘
of getting more prompt delivv I
To get clean coal with lI'eSsI 1 ..
1.... .11....
Trees Sprayed For .5 I”
mus-”.311“ ,
as N. 11.... st- ~'
Estabi £312.94! 1557
Spring Styles for Little Men and
Women-Garments and Headwear
of Distinct and Charming
Styles
.A vcrygreat handicap is this building over procces
Wthli curtails space inIdcpartmcuts and prevents the at—
tractive display of little Sprinb Coats. wee bit lloncts and
Hats and other apparel for thc littlest. As much attention
has been paid to children's clothing as to that for grown-
ups, and perhaps a little more. \
Now for a real stunning Spring Coat for a little
woman who is seven tinlcs one or thcrcabouts. a Shop—
herds" Plaid, like hcr mother’s as to material. is quitc cor-
rccl Black and uhitc, and broun and “bite. \lso there
are coverts, scrgcs and diagonals, made up in lion stt lc or
belted cficcts. Most of these ha\ c quaint where and cuffs
of pique. lawn or \oils,uh1th arc rcmm .1I)lc for hashing.
Prices 32. 00. $2 so. $3 00 to $5 00 and $6 75.
A Coat Lining 15 a convcnitnt thino to hate when .1
litlc c\t1a warmth is lit-.cdcd and thcsc arc in “llllt Sill.
to slip on casil) underncath the outside coat.
Little Hats for Summer
Panamas and Leghornsof fine quality, scv-
crt'l) plain with a scarf of plain 01 lxoman silk
Fancy Tuscan Novelties, Chips, th. uith sill;
tl'0\\llS and pcrln little it allure or tiny bouquets
.11 tltc side
Lingerie Hats uith trill) brims and puffy
Crowns. Sometimcstht crmms an: cmbroidcicd
. uith little Dresden lloucrs.
Organdie Bonnets fine as cobwebs trimmed
with flowers and ribbon.
Prices begin at 50 cts.
(You must 2151: to ac -* 1111111 for the} am Larc-
fully put a\va\ out of this nuscry of dust and
. plaster)
Cap Linings of white. pink or blue silk
25 cts. each.
For Little Men.
White Straw Hats hat are quite corrcct and
mannish.
White Pique and Linen Hats that are wash—
able.
Children's Wear Scciion, sccond floor.
Su-su-dakc BaSllelS
The pretty Japanese .llaskcis
1arc selling at half price. because
'groom is needed.
1 Basement.
Peau de Sale
A very nice, soft quality, 43
inches wide $r.19 special.
See the assortment.
Silk Section.
Mn ed \ o1 1 shy
l“ STABLISHED 1 85?
The Woman Who Takes
the proper help to keep her digestion right and her system
free from poisonous accumulations, is not troubled
with headaches, backache, languid feelings. unnatr
oral sufferings All women who have tried
,1
know this famous remedy to be the proper l to for them. A
few doses will make immediate difference and ucasional use {will
manent 1m rovenient in henlthun dstrsng'th, They
cleanse atill: system and) purify the blood and every Woman who
relies on Beecham’s Pills, better physical
cOnEIlition, with quieter nerves and butIII'I'I’she
Enlo s A clear Complexion
'th “MIVIIII S Wm llhEvery‘Bol. "il'
11 _ ,, I I, . Sold ovew‘vheleifiboauwmz. I35» 1.
not on! enjoys
dErigther spirits.
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The proper tool makes home gardening a pleasure and ' ..
‘ . also profitable Consult us and ask for pamphlet.
We can supply anything in: Boat Fittings and Boat
Hardware. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler