tritium on, sound m
Than
‘ . (untried-the hoarse
. passing under suspen-
dos the bill which will
mil the l a1e park commission to
acquire beach front in Westport for
Vim aviation park There was only
I In explanation of the bill before it
was placed upon passage. it will reach
, Dali“ :01 :rnor \(ry soon and will be
‘ ‘ one or the most expeditiously adopted
1 ’ measures of the session
in "the house. Representative Smith
of Mansfield. a clergyman, spoke
' hill aimed to prevent any person not
51. citizen of the United Slates from
lucrforming the marriage ceremony.
‘He argued that no one but a citizen
should have such a privilege.
Mr. Peasley. the house leader. said»
156 bill had good points, but its oper-
ll‘lion would be to deprive some men
ll eminent standing from serving at
a mariiage. The bill pas rejected.
The laugh in the senate came on
Senator Doughan’ 5 bill aimed, it was
«named, to bear- upon the ifllegistiation
.01 Yale students as eletmtors in that
‘it would reunite that end-lresuient m
an applicant for the 1 '«mt-mse should
be in an elector who had resided in
a town at least. a year. This bill had
been sent to the excise committee
and it came b51111 today, and Wu; Si‘lll
in We Judiciary (Oiniuittee
The house did not have 11111011 busi
l1 {nee-1 today
The bill,unt’a\01ably reported.
Which would muke meldeut directors
of non- resident (:01“p()!ltll0ll5 liable to
prosecution for violations of the law
” by the corporations wan-1 tabled after
Hr. Taylor of Danbury, ‘hud argued
« against the- committee’s report He
claimed that the bill was a good one
-- A favorable report was made on the
jrbifl prohibiting telegraph companies
- 1mm employing mmengers under the
.~ ago 0021 between the hours of 10 p.
“-3 and 5 a m.
‘A senate visitor uns Justine Rid
my
log the Dodge lectuNs at Yale.
I The bill to have trolley our vestll’
lulu bated for motormen was unfav
, ombly reported and injected.
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‘ ‘ so E’.s BARON. .
l
vtVV ‘ I
M Whom Yale Student Wedded Auk:
V‘soooo For Alienation.
. l
Baron Alfred de Ropp, a wealthy
mission nobleman, who for the last
Ability- years has been head of the
American interests of the Consultant
elf'ilooth African Goldfields. Ltd. 01
Landon; was sued in the supreme court
‘Vlll New York recently for $50, 000 for
Mid alleged alienation of tho affections
‘ lilahon, Alfred J de Ropp. from tho
‘ tter’s wife, Mrs, Olga May do Ropp
I Baldness do Ropp. formerly Eliz-
\ thoi‘ton, who is a membilr'of’thp
,; lbfifa’l D‘lanies and the murmurs of
'lfib American Re voiution. has been
.mlle 5.1 defendant with llBl husband:
15155111111011 and baroncsn were served
wlthlh‘e papers m, their home 112:
first Shit-y first street. ’ . I
.1118 filing of the suit is the first suli- '
stuntiation of a report published
1M4; that their son, whlle 11 student in
,Yltle, had been married to a New Ha I
m woman who had some ropu‘nttionI
a! V5 singer. Because of hi.» ._11111rlai:e
135 young heir to the de Ropp title
119 1111131 1111 11111111111
‘l
«flit-eats Who ‘Worry cm This Not
Entitled to Sympathy
No matter how many~laxatiVes you
drive tried for the “kiddies" there is
my one that is Sure. certain and
‘hrmlesé.
t abottl'e or Mrs. Winslow 5 Laxa-
Soothing Syrup at your drugglsts
today. give it faithfully and your child
ii ‘soon be rid of all unnotipution;
gassy ‘stomach indigestion, if?
and bowel complaints. It corrects
. (ailments just lis sure 55 thin and
but all contains no "dopo" or a
i 0! alcohol. The fonhula right on
bottle, you know just what; you
gluing. no seer-3m about. Mrs.
Anglo s Soothing syrup and ills so
‘ we want everyone to know all
wit
almost See the littlou‘ talks «tin-
‘ ‘ .liloy‘ out: right, are all smiles
. ‘ it!
best of all the children like it.
fV . consumma- and all podium
W rumble? Sold and mongol
l
ultimo
‘ iold clergyman-Legiuaur pays
«qgainst an unfavorable report on his.
. d V“ l “Home Canada who is gMinn-ship's will be determined 15th
e . o ‘
l 000 or upto night 111 $39. 000
‘ propriati? a‘ portiou‘of‘ lheir‘ov‘vnuen-
’llll‘llll lilillSllPlllllll'
V.,rccu0m‘y and onicioncy in trmporg
bottle today mother-.0111: giveI
marlin-lamb
mmmflwymmm
‘
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.
-——p
State is to Emotion Glued Sea-on
On Skunko.
A bill Iovorably upended iii the
legis‘alure yesterday aims to permit
an} person who has served' a mini
mum sentence in state prison to gel
on parole by votem‘ a majority of the
b0;-1d of pardons.
Among bills reported were tfiose‘
whirh would have increased salaries;
0f‘.jlld§£‘-S of com pleas Codi-tau?
hove resuicted the use or firearms.
protlded probation officers and depu-
ties lp all large cities..
unfavorably reported 'yestetday was
large. Among them were these: 'Pro-t
\i’dng a penalty for false statements
‘iu times of labor troubles. providing
Iioi 11 display of the flag over poll
in? times on niettiou day; to estab-
Ilisl. a legislatilt council bu1eau;ln
prohibit the third degree on trimi'
mill-:10 abolish 10.. llllilll pleas (Olll‘ls
111114 llil district mull ul Waterbur-
. ’ilzc lit the ltllfllllt‘il iii.
ll?“ (1U71H! 1' ‘1
bill .niiilliltjz
iron on skunks from
:‘?:11i. 'll 10 ()r-tobei ].
.—....
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cBNNecrtcur 5103
ON DIRlGlBLE.‘
New Haven Concern Offers to Con.
struct One or More for United I
I States ’
WASHINGTON lliarc1188.-—Blds for
eight or more non rigid dirlglble air-
ships for coast and harbor patrol
work opened ysterday by the Navy1
disclosed often: from five compunlesI
with ptlce‘s for one airship ranging
from $71. 500 to $47 000. and delievered
in 120 days. Five million dollars have;
Iben appropriated and the number of
The Corliss Aeroplane company,‘
iBui’faio offered to build one mochine
for $47. 000 or four at $40, 500 each.
The Goodrich company. Akron. 0.,
offered one at $48, 060 or two at $41, 500
each.
New mm Conmrn Bid!
The Cbunectict'tt Aircriift 101110111“:
New Haven (‘0nn.. offered 01111 111 $17
The Goodyear The and Rubber
Company, Akron. 0.. offenid one at’
$50..000 with prices graduating down
for an increased number 10 $400001
in exec-sit of freight.
A. 'E. Knabonshur. New York city,
offered one at $71,500.
FEMININE FASHIONS.
Men Are Always Helpien In. Thelr ’
Efforts to Control Them;
it is lntcrerting to note that while:
1mm lime always rolled and railed
in vain, against 1111-» excesses of fall»
ion. they take swift alarm ‘ when
women show any dispusitlml- t0"ab-‘
s.- ‘ble and sanitary clothing.
The spreading buops or our opinion
grandmothers were to our unrcgenér
Into 'mndfathcrs a source of mouse
lirelf‘sr‘l annoyance. The general ef-
fect produced by crinolihe was no
almeuce or space tor anything but
itself and an absence of concern for
anybody but its wearer. ‘ _.
Engulfed by their wives' temperin-
otis pettlcoots. 111511111151 their last
vestigelof sttperemlitencd They rel
Imcustratcd in fear andwrath. They
exhausted themselves in ridicule, not
understanding that womem can never .
be laughed out of a folly. They ap-
pealed to art, they appealed to eco-
nomics. they appealed to reason.
They w ild gladly have appealed to
religion had it been of any use:
greatest possible magnitude compnt~
ibis-with humnn'_.-lntercohrse, web-t
slowly out of insihlon.’ It died liter-
ally by inches. growing smaller and
smaller every season and refusing to
be hurried to its 1151211115be the- lm:
ponunities of men.
1311mm bloomer, the cottirol‘tablI 1
economical. symbolic Vbloo‘mer,‘ 11ml
by the uneasy préiudlosc ofkmen; bu
by the contemptuous: dim‘g'ard oi
women. who in this moraine Ina} or
appeal from their own court - Thrill
failure of sumptua'r‘y Jobs in all
commuters and in all uzes- proves titei
perpetual-«impotence of men—Agn‘éé
happier hi Barber‘s Margarine ¥~
THE- VALUE” oooo MASS.
‘ Gccd- mild: in Connecticut dim
lotion in the months of the future.
mind. Vholl lb will!!!" all!» m»
N “loudly policy this )0» may
mean din-tor not no 11 the more.
- haunt: up
”whorl-m lilac-lit I'll).
mevuwmunmfi
In the house the number of ~bills
in adiertisoments; for use of militia »
its brief life” in vain blighted—110' 3
or drefis have norm perihitted anv VV
. 1" ‘ _
‘ummmmamm
to’personx over-sixteen; would-how" '
A graceful Coat of fine
wool velour. The modi‘sh
lines of the deep collar
are accentuated by an
elaborate stitching. The
“garment hangs in the
straight, full lines ap-
proved for the new sea-
son at the back, and the
folds are slightly con-
fined by a double belt.
The body and slceves are
lined with ail-silk messa-
line, and the colors are
green; gold and rose.
$35100
E This 1m“ Utility Coat
‘~ is cut in simple, straight
hanging lines zit the back,
which are crossed by a
single bell, and topped
by a deep collar, which
may be becomingly but-
toned uud‘er the chin.
The sharply pointed pock-
elsudd a "touch of mod-
ish distinctionfit is made
from' fine all-wool black
and white velour checks,
homespuns and fancy
coverts.
$1.800
W
DNLY $3,500 OFFERED,
FOR STEAMER ROSEDALE.
The 5315 of the steamer Roseddlo
. which is one of the best known 1155
The hoopsltirt liming reached the
Suit possesses the Quality
of giving :1 youthful ap-
pearance to the wearer.
it is made from fine all-
wool homespuns in'tan,
' . 11nd gray, and lined with
all-silk messaline. The
" skirt, which - has two.
diagonal side pockets, is
gathered slightly at .the
hips, and belted at sides
1nd back One’ long‘and
. two short box plaits at
. the back of the Jacket add
greatly to the beauty of ‘
the costume.
$27 50
A Hat. is. the
Question
'in early Spring Days.
Though March is liable
to play strange tricks re-
garding weather, a Spring
Hat is a pleasant question
to consider even though
snow be on the-landscape.
- if one wishes to add
to her height, there are
high-crowned models
of coquettish appearance
which look simply stun-
ning. if one would
shade her face and eyes,
This superb Coat has
exceedingly smart pock-
ets and double belt tie
as sash. The convertible
collar is equally attractive
Full
lined with all-silk messa-
linc and made from gen-
uine Bolivia cloth in old
buttoned or open.
gold, clay, blue spruce,
damson or mouse.
$65.00
i there are brims’that drcloph
3 down and look very mys-
l terious and picturesque.
Prices‘ for lli’eoefiint
i“
- One of the most at-
Hot. are» until. V outlive“ of flu? new 505- .
son's modes; and equally-
' . “’- suitnbie for sports or
fl Correct may 5 street wear. "this suit is ,
. I?“ forminé Wear. ' 5" of exceptionallyfine qual-
"’ Rich looking but‘som-
bre Crepes and heavy.
Silks are. made into Very
smart Black Hats. A
,touch of dull jet, a‘string
of dull beads, a scarf.-—-
‘_ all very original and cor-
reci.V
One special7 case de-
voted to MourningHah‘.
r ' ' .
Second floor.
,‘w
@cbfleadlfij
a,
.22.:
ity of wool jersey in beige,
blue spruce, Copenhagen
blue, gold, porplc' and 01d
rose, trimmed with con-
trasting? colors in self
material on revers, collar
and pockets. The“ sleeves
‘ are lined with " all-silk
Vmessaline; The very deep
collar has a contrasting
color panel trimmed with
ten buttons. ,
$.45. 00
c .-...-.-.».«~.-;-.4$-w-.L~..~....l ~
This Coal is one of tho:
- most charming adaplzw
tions of Parisian desigrri
0f the season.
Made ‘Q
from the finest quality of?
Poiret twill, with body
and sleeves lined with oil
the
ment is of most distin-
silk messzilinc,
guished appearance. The
colors are tan,
nuvy, black and beige.
gar-1 '
rookie, .
l
i
$30.00 ,
'l AMPHITR lTE ON
a
‘ . WAY TO NEW HAVEN‘
HARTFORY‘, March 8. wThe U. S. S.
Ampliitrit ‘3, traihlng ship for- the Con-
eels employed in sound traffic, has nectlcut naval militia, \vhi‘clrwent to
been
postponed by U S Marshal the Brooklyn navy yard from Bridge-
Chester P. Ml‘ddlebruok until Morons. port some times. ago :for repairs
lBldS were received recently at Nor- which was used to piano chains acr08§,com1uittee is headed by John :L. Bates.
walk. but only $3 5011 was offeredgand the bay while there, is on 1181
and
way
it is beltéve‘d much niore should ”be. the New. Haven it was saldintne Office
obtained for-1i boot of such vilue.
”W“. W-
All our the Country They. mm
inp‘ “mun-one mesa-lotion .59"
the poitiOnou‘uV'
four. our 5115 mm... ‘wn 5
15635 on lllmbofred .uwoli notion ”dud:
'51me no gone.- you will r551 11115 ~.
11". _~ ‘
- M56011 511 you label‘liauwne me-
I prlptloii 99" you can £551 the polo bud V ,
mini-y leaving and mum hop- , .
printlott thnt should on ma floor.“ .51-
"the if?“ dragging every. thin particular line of wounding-tr flu}
' In! the adamant general today
" ammo-mu is; aLecéri-‘ao of“
, “Neutrone Pr‘escriptlon 9901 removes ‘ '
accumulating 11;gi
B .
After one wecli'u {155 you will fall
. looking ab other oufldrbf’iii Vindibnd‘ “10f J V,
yampobioy him! éiad‘ 5h 5 etaol'n ”ill! ‘
The
gVAmphitrlte is a monitor of an old
S. Machias its cumming ship: for the
‘ naval militia
33:7
» «£3; -'—‘....-. .— >~;~d——V.
PRESIDENT 9F CARDS
.41.. ...- -,, ..-.
'- ,wVVBA‘I'iH man man V-AV‘fB-rif'VT’ .
G. AHR: ENCAM'PME‘NT;
and sub comrfiitteéa ,
Mayor Curley xiiropodee a *
' couri of honor along Tremont street -'
5.5L
Iiiim‘puliiwmiluihriddle-335110. 1
~Pr‘eli1ninatsit arrangements have been ..
made for“ the. .natl‘onél- encampment of Well:
‘the Grahd Army, which id- to be held.
in Boston irdm Sunday, August 19th.i
to Slum-day. August 25111.The genml:
on will eredt agrandiston'd- on ill
“cup'rluu bones" Dies 1N V
I COMPARATIVE»'OBchRlTY;
complication of Diseases
LWed ‘a‘t Fa‘lrfleid‘ Beach
—‘
Hi.
“ the
5-
Third“? llv
ruler ultimo: or u» cant.
lifé of a recluse l
ew- in thin section knew in. Stevens l
in one time he was master of, anI
its . _,
o‘ni‘e‘ it" rt New York city He was .‘ '
common, which; will 555.1; 10. 000 until known all oiling the-Atlantic’ coast by!
.' Sbévons was the owner of ‘.
airfield .8611th which helVIVVI
' 1 Its ' ~
EXPECT 200,000 EAGLES
AT BUFFALO CONVENTION
. BUFFALO, N. Y..‘ March 8.—-Dnifu-
Known M‘Iriner Showmbb to 10 .Aerie‘No. 49' Fraternamrder 0‘3
iEagleu, is preparing to entertain 1200} ~
i000 visitors the week or A’g‘ust ‘13 next.
. lThe occasion is the annual grand con-
George L. Stevens, known from vention 0‘ We Olganllatiam E88193
former gOVernorofM‘aasamhusetts,wtho Maine to: 1;",de as “‘Captnin Podge 1- Vfioin every part of the country will
has fiflbfllmfid anexecutzlve committee died in obs’curity yesterday morning Mug “1“" W“? to Buffalo
National “933’ at St Vincents hospital, Bridgeport I
unarters will be opened at the Hotel Where he Vhaa. Vbeen' taken from a shack
[.1 ,
r-EANClNG s‘Afllllbm NlGl-l'r
ri‘oqu Assembly Hall once m“
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