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- ‘ “lien Firemen ................ 524 Willinn H. Dunn is president; Angus
‘ mpsromk ............ .1uH.D-;nuu3:nrerudumt‘.
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:3? fine tor the Aged ............. :5 ”7r?- mwfl Imam Mama”
7. Id lea. Cocksnoo Tribe ........ u m. Compsny of this city as filed a
1s w“ 0‘ “WNW“ ----------- W certificate to the etlect that it has
i m Arly ..... . .......... I purehmd 110 shares of its own stock.
-‘ u" I Council N 0 U A I. g The oortlfieste is Slgned by Jonathan
.- ‘ 0‘ t ' ‘ ‘ Camp adieu A. Butler.
‘1? u Nursery .................... s A preliminary cmmmw a dim.
8’ iutlou has been filed by the :iunlssen
"I F & Beckiey Innutacturing v‘onlpany
' AND PROSPEAEKING BUSINESS of New Britain. The certificate is
signed by Charles F‘. Smith, (marge.
M. hinders. Prank J. Wnchtl-r, J. F.
““90“ Gmwm Want Inquiry Into Lamb, A. w. Kemptou, s .l. Searlt
and A. G. Kimball.
‘_-m",., The. Strsttord Lumber . t‘onlpallly
' ' has filed s certificate shown; that it
llllls issued two additional shares of
rill“ i stock of the par value of 850 each. lt
. : led ditionnl certificate
it to an investigation by the donut h“ “‘0 ii on 3d ,
t of it resent-lbw" showing on nmendment to its origin.“
.' “He“ u ' mp ‘ alcel‘tificote o! incorporation.
”I ‘ lives growers today ”Dem“ A preliminary certificate of disso
4' u" ‘ House 311‘“le sub-commlt- lution has been filt;d\by tlh: :29“ fi
mu ‘ llishop Compsny o ..‘ew sv . .
.;. ~ "Id do dad “I inquiry wool is signed by Henry J. Warren “ll
‘5‘. ' or the bum" "m” ‘ linln T. Andrews and willliun win
' his so to Alleged price fixing, by “,1 nor.
I ‘ ' ‘ has
WWW“ bod! Ilth‘onltnuhd pow- A“ collate of dissolution
CI 0! subpoena. bee-shied by the Nevada (0pm Conl-
Br o rt and a preliminary
.’ ‘Tho producers and feeders want ”“1”“ m po
certificate of dissolution by ‘the
:x . "I! investlgttlon.” GRIN ‘v‘llll- Brm‘e'.wf Hula Crwmery com.
0:. h L Fischer, W for the mar- p831": "litmupzmmigtydrsulic Company
committal in“ e s
’ “on “m m“. a” N" l ”V”. or Bridgeport has filed 3 canine-lie or
... h “Th" do or: ”fl an increue of capital stock bythe is-
' b. M other tnnuiriu m‘ itiilu- sun oi 5,000 shares at 8102153111.;13;
b have been ml.” ‘. ' , capital 0! the company w
' ' ' ,000. The ce cote
Th sub-e gm {net £0 con- the issue. ”.500
. . .. , piped DeVer H. Warnefi‘fism-
- ‘Ill ‘ M .°‘ “N 04! by f‘el P. 8 ’r. Chnrles C. Godm. 1's-
Lriw. M, i. T. Warner. misfits
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,. Alla.“ Price Fixing.
.3 wnsumo'ros. April
1’ ”in; on ofi’er by the largest [)M’ k
w" h; interests or the country to
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’3’ notes walla diner oie‘ Meal one 0. statement! 0- Barnum males.
Articles of association but been
did by the Motlntuck ‘Muiuill Aid As-
sociation,oi Waterbury. it is: sick
benefit and burial ornniutiofi.
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... commission to deter-nine whether
0‘0 In Dockers u'o violnung the an
0: ml laws. Rspmentlt‘tlves-ol' [pth
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., rckers and growers were pl-e.en'. '
.. Out the only speakers tally wmlflv‘L wm.::|c?ruil:l:a 9,9st
’3. Ir. Fischer end members of 0391 F0" ‘ L 'v.°
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3. ee pro ob y will be m First Cu. to Do Hoard I. on Appeal
I'll dsys before the packers have From Action 0' ”‘0 Pro-
'10. an opportunity to present their ride.l ‘
bate Court.
l The first cello scheduled (or trial
, m ore Jud e Webb, nnd n lur)’
enr- Ids LYNCHES NEGRO Easing“, Swim cw“, 1. the an.
'" °°URT “”55 put 01 Charles 14:. Bradley 0: Reddinl
. “m the notion of the Prob-ts court
“has prisoner Hearing and" Hangs :rnlt‘slrfleld in act-eptlnz the report
”m "'1’." Back Balcony. ot the executor of the estate of Car-
Ill-KI 0kl8., April (“At Hidden“ A. Perry 0! Fairneld,
conclusion of testimony, )‘f'rlll‘rdfly,uf Bradley claims he is a brother at
“to preliminary hearing: of Oscar Milf- the decanted and that when her will
,,th, a ll mo (hr-mod with stint-king :l. was made undue influence was used
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Spring styles in laced boots,
dull calf, kidskin and patent
kid with cloth and hid tops.
Wsfllg Book. in gray. chun-
pagne, mocha, bronze, tan, white
And block. 1
“Triple A's" in good snort-
mt. ‘ ‘ r, .
Novdtiee in Sports Shou.
Second floor.
Silk S ockings
Kayser Marvel Stripe.
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Oh, what woman does not long
for a Silk Stocking that will not
ladders!” That sort
stocking is here, and the knack
of ladder control is in an extra
stitching below the knee. They
are guaranteed not to run,
$1.00, $1.50 and $2.00.
In white, black, bronze, smoke,
navy blue, gray, pink and blue.
Negligee Shirts.
for Men ,.
Scotch Funnels. The easy-goo
ing models, neutral tinted, with
neck. bands for atlldiifi! linen ~
collars or for. the solt flannel col-
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59 cts. to 83:00.
“Covmll” Play Rompers.
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.' Illto girl, a mob of 500 stormed the? by the executor Wilbur J. Southey, of
court roonl, stained the prisoner ard‘ Bridgeport, Bradley says he is Ix-
i-‘si—‘ianted lliln from a buck balcony oi] grieved st, the. action of the Probate
the court house. - court and wants the will broken.
lnet'ectuzil attempts to seine it)... —-~ ...... 1"
"gm 'llld bteull mine imiir..,.,,.-iy,l DEATH OF PROMINENT MASON.
Harlin was arrested l~"riil:l_v in (‘tln
" nection with assulilt upon l‘Ilillll ,‘Ipyitiumilton Wallace, 0-' COlCN-‘Sl‘r- N"-
, ,3”). 13-year-old «hummer or a IL,” Stood High in Legal Circles.
L .‘employc lit Bismarck. when: 1“» 31.: COLCIIES'I‘ER. April 4.»-lifll:‘ll't-.i
' tack took piileo “allow, I retired lawyer and jlldgo
Tllt‘ lynching happened during- a'r““"‘9rly 0’ ()rungo. N‘ J" “h" for t1")
N" in the boating before Jumps. w”, i '.t.‘lh has made his home here. till i
, Ilams. All evidence had been pu' iiyf"“'e yesterday. aged 78. lie. was ‘ .
and lllt' court was onimznd in m,._!thirt;.‘-sec0nd (19879" Mason. tormer' it was learned today thot Mrs. Elsie
sldcrzng it :it the time the rush tlponl‘l'wd ”“5“" ”f in“ NW 3"”“3’ M"
the court room was lilvlile.
itrriernity in. England. He was
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VALID FOR LIFE. s. gplnte. and a trustee»! the Memorial
...... ' — lliiblnry. Four sons and two dough
2 .- Waterbury girl Mlecnicuiateo the 191‘s SW1" him.
E. g) , Mullet Wisr—io Almo‘ltgHelp. i . ——-—-——-—-*——-
i ... '68 fromtniurien to Blclr. MATILDA IYRNE. OF NORWALK,
t “W YORK. ~until tantrum? w T8 Anecnes OF DIVORCE.
z ’ ' helpless from injuries sutured when: ' ilds Byrne. of Norwalk. has i‘lI- ’
"r 3.... "I? made a high dive into shallow wove Z rapers in the Superior court. ill di-
uf, Miss Marorie Starkwcnther
94L(Ilium, ot‘ Waterbury. Conn. come
7 “do today aboard the United 7 Fruit
“liner Simona. Miss Chase'had spent
.‘j ”WWO ‘months in the West Indies. Be-
Wt”. on expert uwimmer sheiperortnrf
flu-Inn! dams wetland-m one no i BALKY AUTO BALKs THlEVES.
.. “lion when st Port Antonio, Jamaica;
”calculated her position and plung-
- fl Iron it great height lnto‘water 0!
use depth. Her back was seriously
Injured and she had to be carried
,gbonrd the ship on _a stretcher.
7‘ than no daughter or Mm
inns. Hell Chose. She said she
would so immediately to her home in
Monitor, and be joined there by her
voice proceedings
John C. Bymo, of Norwalk.
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were married March 30,1912. .\lrs
Bynie's maiden name was Biminy.
CANTERBURY, Conn.. Apr‘l
was deserted by four men south
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‘ Wfifilutfhj‘j’wlmfl» 0“ humanism in my cities.
. Jury. m“five n‘tery interestmuilk
to flood}: wéloomr
‘dohssun' d'msnmul d! an;
ambit-RI Mild t be ”it“ enables. "
‘..~U.c..; "’ Y1 ,.'.s‘ “Him wr’t.
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gum.- frsterniiy to in meeting of thi-
. " ago at the nsturaiiuttoooflics, had
IVE mAY MAKE HER |N,§tl'us:tee of Bacon Academy. 01' ”ll" been refused the passport by the gov-
brought against,
intoler-
able cruelty to alleged. The. couple
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An automobile stolen in Providence
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Westminster. Sunday, when it became
stalled in the mud on a little li‘ai‘i'f‘lt'ti
rolls. ‘The police of Providence ll. 1.
Mile notified and the owner of one
machine was expected today to. rem-v;
. tr it The four men in the max-hint
_,nmner..whoh st fol-lama. _ :esnipetl. , f
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an ...-9“!” .PATRM“¢"‘-P“53‘NT- ' ..pno-racr scnool. cmnnnsn
~Coli'sx Encampment held all: open: , Hondu‘seu'lst’teur and "m
out! on won-t among ochi‘oi
‘ A summer:
. , "outlaw-l- shotl‘td be neglected to it
up muss-l Odd Fellowoh 411le tit-systemic am 1: ll not
.1. ultimo to throw ohm uni
. ”has. We 1m and for
' . “lovers! who; mtmm‘m to-tsh. ssh nastiness
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NUMBER OF NATRAULIZATION.
PAPERS ISSUED LMT MONTH.
Bridgeport Woman Refused Passport
To England—Wished to Ac-
company Husband.
The number 0! naturalization pap-
ers issued in this county last month
was next to the record month of
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Cyclol'amic View of the
San Francisco Exposition
This exhibit, which for this week occupies a large room on the third floor, in
section with the UphdflorySeCfimis an ant portrayal in hidden-e of the great Son
Francisco Fair. Everything has been reproduced in detail, the (air grounds. the beauti-
ful buildings, the bay with a fleet of battleships coming through the Golden Got: and
plant-shoots Mobs-t. It isali mywudcrfnl.
‘There will been explanatory talk by a lecturer in attmdzrlce during this haifvhour
period. Vilma wtllbeholdatransttton from afternoon sunlight through a gorgeous sun~
get to silvery moonlight, as between 2 o’clock in the afternoon and 9 o’clock in the even—
Spritlg Fashion Hints
for Little Folks
Little Coats, little frocks. little hats.
Frock.“ plaid chambray or gingham. for ages 3 to 6 years,
. CROSS COUNTRY TOURING BRINGS N0 SENSE OF
WEARINESS OR FATIGUE WHEN RIDING IN A
DODGE BROS. MOTOR CAR
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Kenyoo Coats and
Suits
'Added to it drew
large and comprehensit
lines of tailored garmenfi
are the Kayo- productions,
coats and suits. The high
class tailoring and the style»
of the mdocls are pleasing
to all feinininetsstes.
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Second floor.
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Everything that is needed by the youngest ill
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Creepers, sensible little garments of colored chambray and strong scersucker, pink,
Vile, tan and white. For ages I to 2 years,
at 59c, 75c and $1.00.
Better grades at $1.00. “.50. 32-00. $2.50 and $3.00.
White Creepers with dainty stnocking in delicate blue and pink.
Scaled Voile Creepers. made up very daintily,
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Rompers of plain or striped materials. colors and white, for ages 2 to 6 years. From
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Whito'chko of dainty seeded voile, smocked with blue or pink, for ages 2 and 3
$2.50
Bloomfimin link, blue, buff and corn color. Pretty little models with patch
”I! [Ii at $1.54»
75 cts. and $1.00
lar that comes with the shirt, I?“ m Boys.
‘ “.00. White Suits, all nicely hand-smocked with blue or pink, for ages 2. 3 and 4 years.
Soisetteo. some model, ‘ ’i all . I $2.50
$1.00. Whirl Pique Suits, hand embroidered for 3—year size, $1.50
Soft French culls with either. Fancyi'White Madras Suits, belted, . i I '( F ’ “'50
Pajamas, spring weight. in Middy Suits, blue and white striped, for ages 3 to 6 years, 31.25
ulsdras or galatea cloth, Belted'Suits, llluc, tan and rose. ages 3 too years, 32.00
two. $1.50. 8190 and $3.00. White slim, hand embroidered. in colors, $1.75 to $3.50
Main floor right aisle. “ ' ' ' Second floor.
Elli E. El. Emil disrupting
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{Septemben 1913, 153 first-papers and
‘53 second papers being issued during
.Mnrch. in September, 1913. 162 first
papers were issued and 94 second
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S.-L. BENEDICT, 73 N. Main, St.
and DODGE BROS. CARS
Tel. No. 909
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Paper
Kid—finish, c n \"(‘l(r]tt‘~‘.
in attractive new designs, baron-
Crane‘o
ial and the new rounded flaps,
so cts. and 75 cts-
Cranc's Linen Lawns ill note
and letter size. 50 cts.
Crane's Baysdere, an CXl‘t‘t‘d-
ingly dainty paper, the envelopes
with a checker lining. pink, blue
and gray, so cu;
Hurd's Novelties‘ (Mill, pastel
shades with dccklcd (‘11ch and
paneled paper. '75 cm and 85
cts.
Val” Laces
.\ nit‘c special, both edges and
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insertions, to 4 inches wide.
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Seasonablc just now for lingerie,
petticoat “ounces and children's
clothes,
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10¢ a yard.
Please look at it.
Lace Section.
New Laid Eggs ......... . ............... ... . 23¢ (lul.
Laundry Starch ............................. 2 lbs. 7¢
Quaker or Mother‘s Oats, pkg. .................... \. 8¢
Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, pkg. ........................ é
Iona Peaches. can ................. . ............... 12¢
Prunes, 4o-5o's. pound . . . . ....................... . 12¢
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THE GREAT A& P TE! 80.
i24 Washington St, South Nor-walk Free Delivery
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i Henshsw Robinson or IBridgcport, who
‘applled tor n passport .3 short time
eminent which wanted further evl?
deuce. 2
Mrs. Robinson intended accompo‘hy-i
in; her husband. Arthur itobinsod'fdi
the Locomobile company to lilgi's'iili4
in the near tutuer.
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-INFORMATION FOR WOME
Housework is trying on health snd
strength. Women are as inclined to
kidney and bladder trouble as men.
Aching hock. stlif. sore Joints sud
muscles. binned vision, witness un-
der eyes, should be given prompt st-
tentlon. Foley Kidney Pills restora‘.
healthy action to irritated kidneys and
blsddsr. \
Gold Everywhere.
Some Good
Advice
Good health and flood looks are ex-
tramely dulrule. Would you like to
possess them? Here is I tip. Poor
teeth muse poorhs‘nith. .‘l'hey‘ are
micro More-m And lend to let-4
ions diseases. It you noticed. m
no good looks you must )1:ng ‘
tooth: You and nldrd to'nsglect
hem. Doe whet your ddtmzt‘nys.
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A delightful new collection ‘ol Spring Waistsjn voile, lin-
‘ on, plain white and striped tub silks, etc. All are snappy.
late styles, and the best values ever ofiered at . . . .i $1.98
We are confident you Will be pleascd withan in-
spection of them, especially because every condition of the
market would justify a much higher price.
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One of the missions of this
making homes beautiful
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into faraway room
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store is to ‘be of assistanc'e in
furniture and house furnish-
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