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W. CounciLNO ‘ 0 U A M 6 the snow question has canned me no
" {by NW" """""""""" lend of worry and. in fact. i have
{grown grey worrying over it, but af-
‘tor I had Judge Lockwood consult
I'Judge Tammany over the legality of
it, and be found it correct, I feel much
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mm Mlkl Slloerx' enigma? it“: wig-8:1";
,found that South. Main street is as
lrotten as ever.
Yours with great hopes. as ever,
GEORGE SHERRON.
City Engineer
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With the exception of the end men!
tho mlastrcl men were attired in;
“gain. drain. with wblte gloves. as“). Dear Doctor:
white carnation. and the black "0*, We have at hand at the present
with the rod tusfill and MonkerGrul-Mmf, a number of worn out political
1o insignia in sold” lcarecrs. which have been badly
The stage letting mislt‘d: as ‘;smaahod by the present administro
“store of four white colonial col-man, lam in grave doubt it they can
IlllB. surmounted with ulractive;evor be used again, but do you think
trimmings. Ind bearing red “Ml-0 you have enough influence with Har-
nnd blue electric lights. A drawing“ old Smith to have them sold at the
President Woodrow Wilson hung lnlr‘ivo and Ten Cent Store and the to
the center. behind it being draped l‘cdpts to go to buy Deteetlve Ber
. dlh American flag. ‘geant Thomas Loatherlaad a pair oi
The and men wore fantastic cos-1mm rubbers? However. doctor, ainee
{Inns of several alarming colors. Dr. I have made my debut as a moving
”W J. Moore was especially good Hisl picture star l have no end of trouble
"to dialect and "carrying-om" were! with the city council. as they aro all
unity of .0 professional. Huoidluuito “nutty." I am sure that Dr.
Inuit. as the opposite and man. gave Burnett was comet when in said that.
, - n atedttablo performance. the new city charter was a gust doe-
, lboqinciag was of a catchy and torment and provided for everything
tnneful nature, and entirely satisilod except pistols. When i bavafiroublo
ca. audience. The individual singerailt comes in Welles. When yvuuun
were all possessed of good voices. and Shoehan was up on charges. and was
\he chants singing was strong anddrifting on the high seas, why altmg
followed excellent training as well as‘cpnie Light. no} landed him j.aafoly
ability. . back in port ap‘ln, but What' the dove
The song program consistcd of: of peace was about to “la-Id along
“Back ‘Home in Tennessee," Dr. w. 1 comes John Seymour with his 35.000;
Moore; "yuan l Leave the World. no burden Now my dear doctor. will
Iiod."i. Charles Sniflin; "Loading Up you kindly send line a ion or your
the Mandy Loo,” Harold P. Smith; ibrairt food, and I assure you that l
“the River of Years.’ George H will again have the council under my
Jlirst; “Sweet Cider Time When You comm! a-d'minn like snitch.
Were .‘ll'ui‘: .losoph R. Taylor: Respectlully,
”What a Wondcrful blather You'd MAYOR HARSTROIL
Be r‘ v- "'llquu: "I Hear Yanll- My Dear Doctor:
fig .‘.i i'drold C. Hall. The. closi
hig (horn “There's a Hole in thel
Bottom of the Sun." was by the entirin
‘lto .
ceivcd a permit front the honorable
The police depnnment has today re~
mayor that they can hold a boxing '
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Thesecoadpartofthaprogrameon-
alstadofaalaaon all. hula- bl
MourallhrandOodhar.ofm-‘
lord. Thane were not with and up
plans. Victor Maroon gave a natural
and highly ama'aing mobgna with
the case at a finished W. A
vaudeville sketch to miniatmo Ill
aptly pmsantod by Leo Whalen. 0'
Bridgeport. in "A Little Bit of Irish."
A graceful number was the fox trot
which was admirably performed by
the Misses Hazel Wilson and Hattie
Chambers. Paul L. Potters gave n
novel Greek dues in native Greek
costume. _
The last sketch of the evening war
one of worth while qualities. It was
called “An Actor's Rehearsal." Thr
characters were: “Edwin Booth Mc
Cullougb." Joseph Cornell. and "Her
man Smals." Edwin Stephens. This
very humorotl act introduced winch
comedy. as well as soagauiancea and
burlesque acting. This diversion war
one of the most enjoyable of the even
ing.
Hooker Grotto has every reason to
feel proud of ,iholr success last evan~
ing. The able committee whose af-
fortn to make. everything go smoothly.
consisted of; Joseph Cornell, chair
man. who was in charge of the sec
ond part of the program: lrn‘aat it
Wilson. who had charge of the music;
William J. Moore. who directed the
end men; Arthur 1'. Morris. George
bl. Philcox. and C. Van Coeveria‘g.
property man. “
The ushers, dressed ‘prettily lb
white and natty tones. were: The
Misses Dorothy Drake Clara Pfahl,
Elaio Fugeratrom, Gladys W. Beach.
Lena Sather. Gertrude Van Gav-ring.
Della Van Coon-ring and Helen St.
John.
Prophets Vans. Joaltr, Russell and
Howe, of Alan Grotto. New Haven.
were guests last. night, as well as
Mayor and Mrs. Cori Axel Hantrom.
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iciioi iioic Milli
(Continued from First PM.)
Stud otllcers of Goo. l-‘unston atud-
' hompany. lmatch in the City Hall July mi. The
During the mlnRtrels origin.” jokog'committoe on arrangements has
were passed out for the amuscmctil ranged “19 TOlIOWIDt,’ program
of the audience. Interest and luuizh- l 300! l ‘
trr in these were incrcasod h\ thcfiici 1“ rounds ”"9"" t‘hlci l‘t‘ ““an
that they landed almost cxcltisivcly, ‘0" “Id Jo‘fl‘llh ROOM) lo 800 Who
on local folks ‘ ~ :willrrofcree the next baseball crime
The‘ question was raised why perry ltl. tho business men's outing next
Sharron made love in Past NorwnlkiAUKUSl 011 Shedleld on the 5011M-
rather than down in Ilownyton. ‘ 30M 2 '
Medical Examiner Huntington. nc- Wlll be between Sergeant Thomas;
conllng to a statement madc by End- Hunt ”d Sergeant Harry Gibson in n
{Iran Moore, was admitted to heaven flnlsh tight for the title of friendship
by St Peter after ‘Pop Fielding and in thc police department. the loser to
James Donnefly had been ordered be sing a pretty dittcy to the winner en-
low. The mason for this was that; ”Md ‘1“ 0‘ Ron” b9 131- cones."
Doctor Huntington drove _a Ford The third rind :1er boot will be:
while the others rode in (‘an of other when Stephen S Hatch and William
makes. ;Keialer step into the ring to find the
Dr. Moore, “rain-“k Van 300% reason why, as city auditor he can't'
during g matinee performance at the find out the business of the water:
Palace Theatre. asked every married company and tell it to the gait com- :
Indy Who was attending the show may to their advantage. l
with a husband not her own. to use. Truly yours. I
lxit No. 1:. arm the rush. the end " 0"" CLERK “OKVS-
Iran said. only three couples were MY Dear ”0“":
left in the theatre. and they were“ The first time that. I used your val-
. from Rouy‘on lunblo nerve tonic why i met with
The question: "Why do a“ the girls great success for at election 1 loathe
"t tm lflré to call 0,, Attorney John Democratic ticket, but the second time
Kxooghrt W” “swam in (bl! “sh-l! 1189!! ll. I '88 I bid failure. and 1
Ion. “Because he always has Candeel'“ thelowest, and thethird time I
lor them!" meet with success in filling up my
. , Endman Smith told in an musingilots. Now. dear doctor. will you kind
manner his interview with Editor' '1" “m me 110' “d What I am to “he
,. Crowe regarding my price of insert- lto again get into the limelight and
, ing in obituary notice in The Scott 15"" the city "'4" '0’ I dearly h"
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_ ”l I” be in all the arguments.
most Norwalk was netoned to as -mrnunou
2: “mil Snithn's town " where “they _ NM" Conn. ”hull".
wkalwaya bl" load “than , My Dear-Doctor:
l‘rn chairman of the school board
and [can bonsdho boys around in
pretty good shape. but I can't seemio
convince the mayor. that I'm the
With-1.8 Wilcox was attributed
.,. to be amen who- "had the last soy."
., “Doll. c. .samnor the Boardof
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heaven. humil- Rui- Mr was .
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. iterated» his assertion
lt'd o more extended am of Northern
Mexico today The probable moves
oi Herrera and his 2.000 mun acre
carefully . considered and at eicry
point along the border note was ink
on of the positions of American
troops and the llmt- it nould lake in
move them to meet any situation
Army otliccrs bolicie that it Herrera
hits rcvoltod his activities will be con-
lfhu-d to operations that have for their
obicct the strengthening of Villa's
hands and the harraaalng of Gen. Per
shing' a force.
ll was {cared that he nould cut the
Northwestcrn Railway. over which
(ll. noral ihinston hopes to receive per
mission to more supplies to the
‘American troops. now almost 200
miles into Mexico. To prevent this
move. General Pu on is powerless.
and it is doubted l - arranan's troOps
are imposition to oppose Herrera. v
llcporta at hearqnarters that Gen.
tiaiira‘ s garrison at Juarex was about
to revolt and tb the troops at Tor
reon '1?" ma testing disinfection
were regarded w h apprehension at
the tort. The Mexican consul hero
,continued ,to deny their truth and re«
that Herrera
had not taken
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field.
,-- March 23.—Prl
gate advices reaching here today con
lilmred‘raports that Gen. Luis Hen-era
had mutant/Mata.» Chihuahua
sudden little room for doubt that
Mexican hifairs had reached a point
fraught with far~roachlng and‘ per
haps serious. consequences to thiiI
country.
Not only was it {accepted here as
dednlte that Herrera had declared
against both Canaan and the United
States.'but it was asserted with .egnal
. confidence that Tomb; is also hr the
hands of the Villa mm thatall
NorthomnMsxlw iii autism; with
open MM W the do 'lnct‘o
government
So grave. was the situation mm
ed am mum military .uinoriuc
uéumm drastic-toast. relieve
anMextoans ill 8' M of uniforms“
they: might W in their“
homes.
OSPECIA LS
‘ flmmwm‘
Wainscot-tau.
tannin,- aware.
'it' Mu”. “It”?! .
‘tro'at teams. urging that stops ha
the W, taking the right of font-
5!. entry and search if necessary. Up
to the present. it is said that the
Washington authorities opposed auch~
Mslnterpreted by the Mexicans as
diacfllinatinn against them. and in
violation of their l‘igllts._ it is now is
stated by the local authorities tint
‘he time has passed for any delicacy
in handling the situation. it ispoinf
:d out that no American is permitted
'0 enter Mexico armed and that there
has been a far greater laxity on this
this of the border than was desirable
The situation in Juarez
mostly a auhloct a! conjecture with
uch h‘ .‘ormation as is obtainable
bearing a ”silly -aiaister aspect
it is known‘that a bitter feud exists
between. the war. Manuel 'Pfiem.
\nd the military governor, can. an-
srist'oavn-a ' its-iota is a staunch Car-J
ralla supporter, while Gavira is do
dotod in the l‘tunata ol (lea. Obre
m m luster of War. but
who 'at the time is known tobo
bittfily Witt the' first Chi-rs
mu. elbbchlly as it relates toco
notation em: Albertans. Gavin‘s
troops, are divided between Obrqaa,
lataa' and form-r Villtsta. Whatever
my happen lalaarer. literals no
supposition here that any attack would
be made on El 21-0 (mm the other
aidooftherivar.but therein!» mat-
eat apprehend. that an oathreah on
one side would beilollowed. by an out-
break out» other. 'rnm are about
36.000 Maxioana in this city out of a
total population of 11.000. The mili-
tary and civil authorities have made
vigorous adorta to forestall trouble by
arrutlng every Mexican who was
suspected df incittrig their fellow cou'n‘
trymen atainst' Americans. Thatauch
a system apparently orgatlised. has
lbeon carried on for some time has
‘becn wellhnoun Numerous arrests
have been made, especially anions the
Villtsta colon). which is quite large
The police hut night renewed their
efforts and detectives were aent in
every section of the city who arrested
between fifteen and twenty Mexicans
suapectgd of being engaged in unti-
American plotting. The most impor-
tant arrest was that of Melchor Her
rcra. brother of lien. Luis Herrera.
Herrera was arrested as he crossed
the international bridge after a con-
ference with Gen. Gavira at Juarez.
According to the police they have
proof that a plot had actually been
perfected by Herrera and his associ-
ates to start rioting on a large scale‘
in‘ El Patio. Two hundred men were
said to hate. been enlisted as a nu-
of the booty they would gnin. Ac-
cbrdlng to the police plans of Herrera
anticipated that as soon as the rioting
atortcd large numbers of Mexicans
would Join them.
The precautions adopted by ’the‘
military and civil authorities were
not relaxed today. They were in part
the result of Gen. Functon‘s orders
that especial steps should be inlten at
all points along the border to safe
guard American lives and property in
view of'tbo disaifmtion d Gen. Innis
Herrera and (hirer Carranxa chief-
_tair_ix in Northern CEIhuIllul:
{the belief ot..Amei-icans who are
familiar with Mexican aflalrs was
that if the reported rnvoltsia ehl
hnahua seriously shoot thamer of
the First Chief. it would not be long
before there was trouble in Sonora:
This state is the headquartauolztbe
Olim- adherents. and never. as-
rnrdtnt to
more than I
cause. llisthoaativcatateotoen.
(than. and in win am said to hr
devoted tohla mtssaata Canonical
10-. the ”liters W
inns-mint»
Ini‘ultrzoen roéentttncks
.MWMflmm
iw his mail» me
taken to din-n. all acne-as sland«
remains ‘
clous. having won over by promise}; '
: vons tension along the border has in
Corona‘ r Vbalan behaves .
With box at
an“ pipe or hall-st at
If
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13%!“th
of the models.
be.
little coats,
Whitt- Buckskin
black and white.
Atthe Candy
Finland Sweet;
1 .\>hl)rl(‘il Fruits
Lt'titmt Slices
( h‘angc Slices
titty dot-(s.
turkcys. l‘lat‘li mic
were implicated with the bandit chief
in some of his notorious exploits.
Whatever be the outcome. the nor
creased to such extent that many Am
cricans frankly admit that they would
prefers definite sunlierlng of.‘ rela-
tions between’ Washhrgton "Find the dc
tacto government to a continuance of
the existing situation.
canntmm APPEAR; rro
HAVE “Poop so wLmNA'i-E.
Coroner's Inquiry. “11' Out “Theory
That IuNbId Was to Blame.
Coronerfbelan conducted an ante
mottom floatation into the case oil
William Burgold. 27 years old, of 733
mt 'Main street, who was seriously
milled westerday when he, limped a
box of: dry iniminateetr the Union
Metallic Cartridge company. _ The
win: been unable tog'etil
j " from nut-gold. but solo.
at. mummy modifies um axon by
them, it will be held slut he
was injured by his own carols-mesa?
to
c
*her box. Burgold'a left hn‘rld wan
ai'o‘ys' iho‘ anarchism
whflllharwtao interconnect.
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MA yifias’ .4"-
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chickens.
m 1851.
The Spring Hat
conceptions in sport hats done in new color schemes.
Negligc-Gowns
thalli Negliges made up in quaint and attractive fashion.
lnAmong Spring Cottons
There is an Imitation Linen which can be had in blue, pink and tan
White Gabardine fine quality with narrow black linc,
Boots for Spring Wear
Latcst stiles in Spring lootwcar for tailored suits.
The D. M; Read Co.
'l‘liinl Flair
Distinctive and very fashiorlahlc.
Hosiery
Colored Silks to combinc with tailored suits and the new
Counter
Spring Chicken chples 60 cts.
50¢
.\ l‘oultry l"ariu,which includcs
grow and
tnountcd uii
- :i rukc of swect cliuclatc.
‘ -4’ c»
WEEN OHAW'O WIVES.
Am" .9 my. mm Tm"... Cm lwasmvo'ron. March M-eron t
gflouse Naval committee today reccl
ed the Tillman bill for U (idiopathic
23” Thelarnmr pinto phnt. which passed t
mm:
yony with Both—May Have
lean Blgamiat.
WT, lurch
compensation case of Walter Show. Senate yesterday,“
Connecticut company trolley conduo proposal from the 8891mm!)
tor killed several weeks ag. at Ash Company, ‘9- el“ the ”We 01 I ,
Crook. in which two women. claiming from the present price 0‘ “35 a '
to be Shaw a legal widows. seek com- "0 ”95'
pensation, was continued today by
Compensation Commissioner Bucking-i
ham until April 5
Shaw. it is alleged. had children:
by both wives and if it is proven iii-dim" Ellen Ford a rust manhunt
ho was a bigamlst and “married" to 'tiie State Rebekah Assembly of '-
both. the compensation will likely go,
to his. sarvlving children.
Noveltics in plaid wit'r Richelieu stripes,
stilt StOCkirlgs with hand—embroidered clocking.
boot 5
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Second floor.
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40 incbts, 59 01:4
Wash Lioods'h‘cction. main flair.
. It” on the “on“ ”I” it "a“ b' . Light wcigiit but warm, in rose, pink, lavender and Copenhagen bluc, made up plainly.
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lint“,
rule.
Perhaps no section of the Road House through Fashion Week has been so Glitch
i} talked about as the Milling-y. The reason whereof is the originality and exclusivcnacs
Hats for all occasions, for dress wear, business, outing, traveling and motoring. New
Black hats that are stylish in the extreme yet fashionably simple as such hats should
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i ‘ Of soft and lovely Albatross which is trust acceptable of all wool fabrics for this new.
and from. at}:
l warsitccs will serve nicely for all garments in place of Linen Yard wide, 39 cm.
I Bead! Cloth in flowered crrtonnc designs, effects lll blue. pink and maize. gayk still“
attractive colors. " 39 #3:”
“Trotsbout” Walatinga. striped evenly. and adaptable for sport Suits and separatuv.
lliglr boots in new shndts of pearl gray, olive brown, ivory, bronze and ,chocolatc. H.
in button-models.
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in broan. up}; yillth‘, ,
$r.oo :
Sr. 75 and 911.7
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At the Art Section
Cretonne Desk Sets
59c and $1.06
Candy and Biscuit 130ch com:
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Sweet Grass Baskets.
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