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Text of Lottor.
‘ileferring to tho mueot of com-
ladlleo representing you for an in~
menu in rates of pay and some
chaps in CODtllllUlir. under date of
W 29th:
"Upon receipt of the outcome of the
Vito on the ballot which indicated
that .batantialiy ninety per cent. of
l‘.o clerks were in favor of rejecting
tho original ilve per cent. increase at
tolled, the following proposal was sub
united to Mr Forrester and your corn-
nutter:
"'20c per day lu t‘lt‘llin getting 8:
per day or lt‘bfi Six per cent with I
Lnniuitnn of 15c to men getting 820!
to $2.60 per day, and five per cent.
wih minimum of 1.'-c 10 men getting
8.250 per day or inure"
"These figut'esgepieseut an increase
(i 64 per cent. of the payroll and are
in excess of any settlement hereto-
fore made with your committee.
"At ooiifeicnte with the committee,
on Friday last. this proposal was re-
i- ~‘eil by tlleru. At that time the good
“will": of the conciliatora attached to
Federal Department of Labor were
i ml. ed and the Honorable R B. la
1 ny, acting as conciliator, was IQ-
:uled to taln up the case Mr.
i-iny reached New Haven. Saturday.
I in, and has had conference! with
“("11 sides.
“I am in receipt til lellei' fromCiand
I rodent Forrester, this mils.
r‘ itiug that unless ’a settlement of
i-I~ controversy is reached, I strike
.. ti. e clerks“ ill be call. d at any hour
:2 HF C I. in. on Wednesday, May 17th.
“1 be; to call attention of clerk: to of powdered '“I, from zinc mined
t . tact that settlement has been of
ltt" td with the mechanical depart-
lilfill forces, nearl) 9,000 in number.
1 e >ignal maintainers clerks on the
t
Hal
mm New Eula-it no a laurel
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3 Big Dollar liay Specials
Basket Of Groceries Worth $1.30 Includ-
tirold to om ratio-o on! N
alderation and take and: action Irwin
ptotect your individual and family
tenets. with fill under-banding that,
it you leave thoootvioe in m to!
a trike ordor. that the company-tut
and will till your place and that tho
door of opportunity in outside indun'I -
trim which iii now Io promising mayI
he closed when the urgency of the ex-I
telling induotrial Iituatiol il Mievod.‘
"C. L BARIX).
“General Manager."
oTflAWIERIlES SCAMI.
Said That tho Sam Winter is Rea-
oon for sewage.
[oral growers state that strawber-
Wilt
source of supply, In now rt’ulll‘lllk'. the
country for berries for future trade
He find. that around Monroe there are
indications of I fair cmp. but no
where near enough to supply the de-
tiiaiid
SIX CHICKENS T0 IE MARTYRS. ‘
Will Be Fed on Shippero'
Dope to Toot Effects.
NEW YORK. May .v.-vJohn .l
liti Commissioner of the State
panment of Foods and Markets
the poultry hearing at 204 Nuklln Frank E
-ticet yesterday,
improper chicken feed.
illegali
Iii]-1
.boken, The testimony Showed thailale- 0' c
shippers were competing to find a
paste mixture that would weigh moot
and stick longest in the crop. Some
favor gravel, flour and cracked oysterl
shells, others Long Island sand. The Ienllsted
owns 37
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blissouri shippers use it prepmtlonIhoma'
i could be
Troop
near Joplin that the birds cannot dla
tlogulah from corn.
“sodium-thus,
In. c [1. Hamilton, of Windham.
than her little
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Coma!!! .igéider clnfiyuicltzzfiflditand
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3,500 illii Iii Milli
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in the (rivalry nrm,
course, the moot doc-live for W;
patrol work. Conencticut
lie I troops at the Filth militia
at Troop A, New Haven, under Coptoinl
51.0“”; aampleu of ford, under Captain J. H. Kelao 1)Ivi3
taken from I These troop: Ire oomplotoly equipped.-
qrdgh, a” in 1",," (in and Ho 'savo in the matter of horses. Mounts
ture, but it in bollond the ski
federal government.
More Rourvo Troopo.
I’wvioion was made some time “o
for the organizations within the stale
terwao
”from all
Mi,
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. . fibula!!! powder, but II “‘Wllt'd by the audience, who called
lies will be scarce Illlh' season owmg “mung“, tor a repetition.
to the severe winter which has injur- “a“ 'llv“. it... i i‘olloni‘ig this came mi, 501,“, one
- h l my One Whole in... our. of!!!’ . 0' Miss Mcllugh, as the Good Fairy,
9‘ many M t.9 pa ,h h“ lupin-imam Solution. Q \\ ondirland,” and it... other by}
sale tween. in Norwalk. whtc “hum...“ :’ Alice, ”String of Roses} Both slug-2
always counted on Vt'estpol't as I mmmuuu tl‘o were warmly applauded.
\\ lllt'll i.». ofI
has ton
cavalry.
Wolf. and Troop B, of Hart
ourae, a highly important tea- 1'
in
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" ' .entitled "I'm Coming Back Dinah,"
A. with three officers and an and “l'm the Memenger of the
strength of about 50 men ... Duchess," closed the llrat act.
homes. Troop 15 owns 45
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The production itself, which neces
sitated the udopl training of a large
number of persons, both children and
Igrownups, showed with the moat:
griitityiilg reitillts, the long and
l irniitt liilmr which had been neces-
stir), Di tuit- the opera could be placed
[on lht ~tzige n‘llt(t\nlllll)', and for this
training and labor, the club and Ill"
whole (ily is gratefully indebted to
111133 Culver, who by her whole-
lieiirted a'id enthusiastic entry into
the pork, auccctdl-d ill milking the
affair the grand success that it was.
Featuring among the vocal numbers
of the performance. were the soles
""‘\\ondcrland and‘ ‘l)ccp. Deep Down
ill the Ocean," both excellently ren-
‘dtrcd by Miss Anlils \lcllugli. play-
ing the role of the Good I-‘airy.
in the dancing numbers. Harry
iEnrlo and Miss Mlldrtd Aller in the
Gntolte Mrs. N Sprngue, in the skip
ping rope dazlcc. Min Mildred Aller
in the Blue Danube Waltz, and W.
Odell rind M133 C. Odell, in the Par—
isian Tango, earned the enthuaiutic
encorea of the audience, which called
forth the youthful dancers again and
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' liumerouoly rendered by the
”I“ With the entire chorus
”.7 two songs, by the Good I-‘iilry, Sir
I the discovery of The Duchess herself,
7" Queen's party, It the croquet groundo.
If.”
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again.
Muolc was rendered for the affair!
by the Sterling-Wellniu Orchestra,
who lived up to their excellent repu-
tation, and fairly mod to outdoI
We". during loot evening's pro-
ductioa.
_The opera, which was a picturin-
tion of Alice in Wonderland opened.
with a scene at the home of the[
White Rabbitt, and the entry of Alice,I
in the person of Miss Sallie Crawford.
The second scene of the first soil
was laid in the heart of the w-'onder
land, with the elfa and fairies as!
aimblcd around the magic mushroom}
upon “Dlth sat the Caterpiller. The
opening chorus of this scene, by the
taterpillei and chorus, “as delight-
iully rendered,
A dance by Miss JuS'ine Smith, as,
the Ballet Girl, was enthusiasticallyi
The entrance of the lhrllltr‘ and the
l’l'incees, lovers, was lllt‘ll made, and
a duet by this couple, "1 Love the
liaii'est Fairy," \Hia excellently ren~
(ll rt 11
’llie Mad Hatter, acwmpanied by
[he Young Han, and (lid Father Vill- !
llillll, then made his appearance, and}
entertained with a song entitled, l
Twinkle Twinkle." l
‘I'ou Arc Old Father \vllltam," al
duel by The Young Man and Ole
Father William, was heartily eucoreu.‘
Announced by the loud ringing of
his bell, came the llokcy-l’ukey Man,‘I
accompanied by a crowd of the little
fairy children, who crowded around
his cart, and sang in company with
the llokey-Pokey Man himself. "1'13
the llokeyd’okey Man."
"Fury Was That Bad Dog's Name,"
Mouse.
was enthusiastically received.
ensemble.
The llrot Irene presented in the
second act. was in the Ducheao'
Kitchen. ll wan here that Alice made
the (’heoliire Cat. and learned of the
"The Sneellnx Bong" rendered by the
Duclleoa in thin scene, was warmly
cncored.
The. luat scene showed in a most
attractive setting, the croquet ground:
of the Queen, where the party was to
be held, alid opened with the Two.
Five, and Seven of Spades, trying
with red paint to cover the white
bloasoma on a rose bush, to escape
the wrath of the Queen, and save their
heads. Upon being questioned by
Alice no to their lictionii, the cards
replied ill long, "We Would All mac
Our Heads."
With the close of this selection,
camu ihe Trluinpbal March of the
Queen. preceeded by the Executioner.
and his Isnistants. The entire court
,of the Queen followed her majesty to
the grounds, and presented '11 Illt‘ll'
gorgeous and varitolored coatuini-m a
'moat pleasing and attractive appear-
once.
“'lin the Lord High Executioner,"
by the Executioner and llthBlllt'n,
lwaa entllusinallcally recciled
l-olloviing this selection by the men
alarms, camean attempt to play iro
quet, which failed because of the file!
that the courtierii were unable to se-
-.. .- ..- 7’ I
H0pes Women Will
Adopt This Habit
As Well As Men
Clan of hot water each mom-
lng holpo or look and feel
clean, sweet, fruit.
lla‘ppy, bright. alert—vigorous and
vivacious—a good clear skin; a nat-
ural, TOSy complexion and freedom
lfrom illness are assured only DY.
IThe Good Filll‘y accompanied by the
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call and enjoy with us our new Blouse, Suit and
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add $1.00 and buy
2 for $6.00
add $1.00 and buy
2 for $8.50
Any $5.00 Hot I Any $7.50 Hat I
Any $2.95 Blouoe
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2 for $3.95
Any $3.95 Blouse
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2 for $4.95
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cure the rolling balls, and which caus-' lows:
ed the Queen to enquire lu song.1Tiie Good Fairy—Mia‘s Annis Mcllugh.
"What's the Trouble," acompanied by The Queen—Mrs. M. R. Powers.
the entire court. This selection was The. Duchess—Mrs. 0. M. Squires.
ilnciy rendered, and was generously
applauded by the audience.
“beautiful Soup." rendered by the
King. after llll" ‘ttm-k Turtle had been
Sir Velvet Wings—«Mira C. Odell.
Sarsaparilla Louise—Mrs. I. M. Hoyt.
IThe Cook—Mm. F. C. Goodyear.
summoned to appear before the Queen Alice—Sallie Crawford.
and lost his her. 1. was delightfully ren-I prince Rupert—H, P. Campbell, jr.
dared. The Mad Hatter—F. I). Amalia.
"Deep, Deep Down in the Ocean,"
the song hit of the evening, sung by
Father William—William Dleringer.
The Young Man—R. A. Lyons.
The King—W. 0. Taylor.
Double Sextet. followed the Klnfl‘lnrd lilgh Executioner—— IlerbertO
'seiection. and was encored again and Pollard
an"! until it was repeated. >Hokey Policy Man—Cletus Magner.
Dancing numbers were next ctiloyed. The Mock Turtle—Jean Dumortier.
Hats, Blouses, Suits, 'Silk Dresses
We are making this unprecedented concession so that you will
This gigantic sale begins Wednesday, May 17th, and ends
Saturday, May 20th. But come while the assortment in large.
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PLEASINCLY DIFFERENT TRIMMED AND SPORT HATS
BLOUSES OF GEORGETTE CREPES. LAWN, VOILES, CREPE
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Princess Stella—~Mls‘d Willa E Miller.;
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALKllons' Instead Of the
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN I fermentation and poisons,
clean, healthy blood. it only every the Gavotte, by ilarryEarle, and Miss The Chef—John Abbott.
woman and likewise every man could Mildred Aller. and the Skipping Rope \\ hite Rabbit—Mabel Miller.
realize the wonders of the morning Dance, by Mrs. N. Sprague, bringing Tompkins—Dammit McKibbon.
inside bath, what a gratifying change forth enthusiastic outbursts of ap- Caterpillar—Humphrey Douleno
would take place. plause. which called for repeated repi The Lory—Kathleen Kelffer.
Instead of the thousands of sickly, tatlona. The Magpie—William Cram.
anaemic looking men, women and “To Worship Thee," by the Prince. Two of Spades—Llewellyn Knapp,
girls with pasty or muddy complex- and "We Are All Happy Flanceea," by Five of Spades—Edwin Naumann.
multitudea of the Prince, Princess and Fiance». fOI- . seven of Spades—Albert Long.
"nerve wrecks," rundowns." “brain lowed the dancing number. Cheshire Cot—Frederick Elle.
tags" and maimists we should see a. The Blue Danube Waltz, a fancy Dinah—Junta Hoyt.
virlle, optismlstlc throng of roey- dance by Miss Mildred Aller and I normalise—Franklin Smith.
Icheeked people everywhere Parisian Tango. by W. and Mills 0 Ballet Girl-.Juiitlne smith.
An inside mm 15 had by drinking. nan" 'n‘lowed these dances. provedIMonltey—Alex Gibson. ‘
each morning before breakfast a to be features of the performance, as Yellow Bird-Gordon Barto.
8'888 Of "Al hot water With a tear ‘he applause by the audience. mm the Red Bird—Julis Males.
spoonful of limestone phosphate in it most hearty probably of the evening. Headsmen—Stanley Bedlent, Surat
to W381! from the stomach, “V0? “11' Another fancy dance. by Miss Kath-I Klrhman.
neys and ten yards of bowels the I)“: erine Keieil'er, as the Lory, earlier in
vioua dIY'B indigestlbld’ waste, 80‘“ the scene. was also excellently ren- Margaret Koch, Eugenie Rummler, ES-F
thus dared and enthusiastically applauded telle Smith, Florence Starr, Harold
cleansing. sweetening Ind mhentnr by the audience, who seemed more Nash. Leland Clo-e, Cletu‘s Magnet,
the entire eminent-r! and More than delighted with those exhibitions Charles Copley and John Young.
putting more food Into the stomach. Iof local dancing talent. Nutmeg Club Chorus—George W.
Those subject to sick headache, bll- A cake walk by I number of the Dilworth, W. Irving Tollea. Kenneth
tome". natal! bmth. rhflmlufim- younger dancers, was also warmly op- Sconeld 111 user Edmonda, Robert
colds: end particularly those who he" planded. making repltltlono necessary. Il‘rledlandor, Arthur Ambler John Ca-
a mud. uilov complexion Ind *‘nl Closing the delightful ouccooo. came hill, Earl Barto. Allen Bette, Daniel
are con-timed very often. Ire umd the Grand mad with Alice about to lunch, Elton Snell, and George Ray-I
to obtain l dilute! Wt! 01 llmootono start on her journey back to the land mood.
phosphate at the an: atom which will or two boys and glrlo, with tho Won-l
cost but a trldo but 13 aullclolt to oar-land folk assembled to give her a
demon-irate thoqdck and remarkable pond solid-oil. mu thall.
changeinbothhooltbondollpomm Tho curtain foil amidiit great ID- Guam at
I'll“!!! thou "to W internal plauoo, Io thoontlro choral onthuflofi' Illaooa Stella smith. Elinor
mutation. We moot member that
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Mr: Alex. S Gibson,
Mrs. R. I. II. estlake, O. M. Squllles.
and James Lynch. a
Deep, Deep, Down Chorus-Misses
Ruth Nichols, Charlotte, Gotham, Kath—
lerine Gray, Ruth Gray, Frances Bun‘.
Elizabeth Slauson and Charlotte Gore
hum.
Wonderland Chorus—Charlotte Gov.
ham, Ruth Gray, Catherine Gray, Ethel
Illayes, Eugenie Rummler, Elizbetll
Bherer, Mary Taylor, Edith Weed.
Marion Coateil, Elizabeth Slauson.
Mary Kuch, Emily Chichester, lreno
IGorham, Florence Starr, Estelle Smith.
Anna Sterling, Eleanor Chapman, Male
Iiorie Candee, Olive Burr, Almylll
lWeiSii, Blanche Verlin, Dorothy Nah
Iting, Carroll Hills, Hazel Downs, Male
Iion Baysneger, Marlon Muren, Lilllal
I'Twombly.
| Cake Walk—Mary Taylor, Edltll
Weed. Alinyra. Weiss. Josephine Mill.
Ier. Gordon Barto, Mark Candee, Warc
g Malkin, Geo. Brothert‘on, Julia Majed'.
Parisian Tango—Miss C. Odell a)“
W. Odell. !
Gavotte—Mlss Mildred Aller and
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Harry Earle.
Skipping Rope Dance—Mrs. N. 8pm.
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Blue Danube Waltze—Mlss Mild!“
Aller.‘
Chorus of Fairy Children-Jul“.
,Hoyt, monitor Mathew S, Elizabeth
IWeelis, Harriet Sherman, Norm;
Fitch, Margaret Jarvis. Elizabeth
Hickey, Doris Dickson, Hazel Dom
Mary Hoyt, Charlotte Jarvla, 011'.
mm, Marion Bayalnger, Elinor Chan-
man. Marjorie Candee, Dorcas Flynn.
Stanley Hoyt, Frederick Ella, Malcofl
Goodyear, D’onud Goodyear, Winiam
Cram, Franklin Smith. Mark Calida.
Alex Gibson, Dumont McKibbon.
Franklin Poole, Richard Mathews. m-
lIerett Frey.
Hokey Pokey Chlldm—Jnmo Hoyt.
Elisabeth Wee”.
Harriet Shel-man. Norma Hick. Hub
Info! Jarvis, Elizabeth Hickey, Dali!
Dicklon Haw Dow :13, law Hopi.
lCllarlottc .lar- ls,01iv0 Burt. Marlon
Marl”
r-rcaa Flynn, aloha” .
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