0
l .
“.9 fitter-noon of this week.
till meet at the church this evening.
e
In
\
‘ ~elected president and Mrs. Marshall P.
\ the annual meeting of the Womcn‘s
. " med by the new president.
.i George
. , ‘ or" '
rmur ”Stevens; “00:”; _
Ray-mowiee. 97; Charles Brown. 38;.
Helen kisser 87. ~ ’ .
is ill and under '
: The name of mm. Putt. as-libra‘u
the of the newly-formed East Nor-
,uk Community ch .in‘ yester-
Boy's edition or the Se el.
‘Rev. H. E. Muslim! left this morn-
ing to attend the'opening ot the New
Iork 'Easfl‘Conlerence of the Method.
1‘ Episcopal church in'Brooklyn.
Hrs. Patrick Heckleriwiu have the
anemone or the- sewing com’niittee ?ot
the banner committee meet at her
home on Van 2th street on Friday
Fire Transport Equipmentd
7, Shoot illorses, in New .Ef‘
fort to Halt" Travel ’of
Soldiers
l
DUBLIN. April.13.—-—The Republic-
an Army “developing a new method
of harassing the Crown forces by de-
struction of the Crown's transport
equipment. ‘ Following a. policy of
destroying bridges and railway lines
and trenching roads. the systematic
destruction of transport vehicles has
begun. Wherever Crown motors are
seized they are.promptly destroyed by
fire. '
The hold-up of weakly guarded ve-
hicles is common. but the soldiers are
not injured. Yesterday four horses
Izaak "of quorum prevented any and two mules drawing Crown lorries
Iwere shot in a street in the Kllmnin-
meeting'or the Young Mens’ Commun- . _ '
it] club being held last evening. niham district after their drivers were
u.'hoped'tbat a sumclent number “lowered to dismount. The attackers
members "will attend the next meeting ”01"“ 0" “PP“.VWCd- ,
1. Several civilians were wounded in
on the 19th howe'e .
‘ r Washington Street; Cork. yesterday
Amery party of about 50 journey- when police autos .were bombed by
ed. on one of Biackman & Porter's the Republicans. The police dis-
trucks“, to the home of Mrs. Womaslmo““‘°d .iizd opcncd iirc on the at-
Smlth, in the Black Rock section ofltackers. lift: wounded being caught in
Bridgeport, last night .nnd there en- a. deadly fusillade. In a brief battle
Soyed snow-fashioned dance. and so- between thc Crown and Repubhc‘m
'Qlal. They were members of St. Ag_lforces bombs were used. their splint-
“ 0““ °‘ 0...... ““3“": .wm
f emsc vcs n l ' ' i -
friends- The return was made about ' panic ovcr the district. Non-
12:30 ' . ‘ - 'atimx
OC‘OCk this morning, combatants were wounded by bombs
.and bullets. No Crown or Republican
casualties were announced.
‘lllllllll EEBIll-Z
“AM ElllSES
al three day bazaar of
No. 105, Daughters of
been held at 5.110
H‘I‘he Boys' Club of 'Christ church
at which time further plans for the
”shadow pisy"~to be prmnted on May
$11!, will be discussed.
. . Mfrs. Frank Clarke of Osborne ave-
nue will entertain the members or the
lflmnls Auxiliary oi: Christ church
“tomorrow afternoon. The meeting
viii t at 1 o'clock” there is con-
siders!) e business: to be done.
w.
Because of the high price of build-
ing material. members of the Non-
pariel Drum corps. who met last eve-
ning. decided at that time to postpone
any- plans they may have had for the
erection of a club house. Rehearsal
was held and the members are rapidly‘
l
i
being whipped into shape its first class
musicians. At the meeting on Thurs-
Bay evening. at Cove avenue and fifth
street. the members will decide uponz
participation in the Memorial Day pa-
tade.
The annu
Court Cecile.
Castile, which has
Catholic club house at 22 \Vcst ave.-
nue, closed last night with a record
attendance. The clubhouse was crowd-
ed with persons who came to patronize
Annual reports which showed that
the society had raised over 8170 dur-
ing tlm‘past your and are supporting
{hi-cc. girls in India. were rccclvcd at
_. f will
> rims .lllilRlES
Origin
' Los IANGELES.
Charles Hill-Tdut; Ph. D.. of the ex;
ecutive committee.ot the Landfill)
Institute of Research. member otthei
Archeological Institute of .Aanerlen.
Fellow of the Royal Society of Csuadu
and of. the Royal Anthropolo’zicaliln-.
stitute of Great Britain. is preparing
a report to be submitted to thei‘toyal
Society of Canada at its Maylnl'eeting. '
containing what he asserts is evidence.
that inan is, polygenetlc AM of
monogenetic in 'origin. as evolutionists.
have long thought. ’ .
Dr. Hill Tout says he discovered his
firoot‘s while working“ upona elew he
found in a. survey of the skulls Dispel
and anthropoids.“ He contends that
his report will show that antiquarian
man was in the making‘tumed out
more than one specimen. as scignce al—
ways claimed. in increase of the an-
thropolds. Hitherto evidence has
be'c‘h lacking/that man was not de-
sccnded from one hue.
hr. Hill-Tout believes the discovery
eliminates completely two links in the
April 1'3.-‘Dr..
;
usable *Bousv‘sill
“tab the Senate rejected today w“
30’“. 1115 House for concurrent “-
ition. -'l'lie" House can disagree on ..
“these and demand a civil ser
No. 1. which was the
auohley -bill.‘«.and moved thst’it be
placed on W. A suspend
the rifles Was voted and them
thenceonourred with the House in ref
pooling the civil-service law. ;
Wnether the state .x‘i be without
s‘civil service law remains to‘be seen.
The commission and Brown bills
to replace the one which has been!
struck ‘ofl.’ the books or it can simply,
concur with the Senate in rejection of .
the two bull memtioned. In that case
thé matter is dead and'the state will {
have no civil service law. It is ac-
ted as u‘matter of course that
p v. Lake will sign the repeal bill. as
in his inaugural measure he asked the
My, to either repeal the law of‘glve
the state a. real merit system. ,.
‘_Al the Senate did not refuse to con-
sider its action todaythere is still the
chance or the civil “serving questidn
mine back it the House should in-“
cllne to a. law to replace the one.
stricken out. ‘ ' ‘7
.The civil service law was Copted
by the Democratic Senate 0: ,
the closing million of the session.
It was rushed? to the Republican
chain of the pedigree of man. who.
developing along opposite lines. has
perpetuated his ancestral characters;
and attained a brain expansion which?
other forms of life.
“This theoretical conception of
hemo-simlus precurslon. the ancestor
common to man and the apes.
discovcry of thc most interesting of
all our {cssll human icrnains. ann-
lhropns. or the ‘Dawn Man.”-" says
lll‘. Hill-Tout. -
southern downs 0! England when the
llriilsli lslt-s were a part of the. Innin-
land of l-Zuropv. at the close of the
l‘lioccnc pvriodf ”It probably ante-
duli-s by SOllli‘ thousands of
Pllhccanthromis l-Zvectus. Unlike the
liilier Eozinlliropus is relatively high—
('l' dcvglopcd in its cranial characters.
“Its cranial capacity is greater than
that of many of tho men of the back-
“uni lili‘l‘S of today. Most of itscrun-
ial characters are remarkably modern
in typo. having much the some con-
tours as that of lilf‘ young anthrop-
oids. That it is a primitive type “‘0
hard. for while it possesses a wcll
the bazaar. A large business was done
at all the booths. Dancing was on-
joyed to music by Whetmore's orches-
lm.
Prize winners were announced be-
fore the bazaar came to a close. The
following were the lucky winners: $25
Foreign Missionary Society of the East
y'avenue M. E. church held last evc-
ning. Olficers were also elcctcd for
like coming year as follows:- Presldcnl
_Mlss Matilda Smith; vice-president
firs. Daniel L'llommedlcu: secretary.
Mas Sadie Randall: treasurer. Mrs. “1 gold. -Ml‘s. Herbert Pratt; 9190"“:
A. Greenwood. A social hour mum“ floor lamp, Mrs. R. Kennelly; sand-
ed the meeting and refreshments were WiC‘h‘U'R)’. MTS- VV- 3- Tracey; 10
pounds of sugar. J. A. Cnhill; boudo‘r
.. 5'
l lamp. Mrs. J. E. Caliill; pair of shoe
DARIENo’c NOROTOJV‘
’ Mrs. George P. Smith of Mansfield
«Avenue has been ill with the grip.
able, Mrs. John O'Donnell; carton of
cigarettes. Kenneth Fagan: 50 pounds
of sugar, Mrs. 'I‘. E. Montgomery; ma
hogany rocking chair, Mrs. T. E.
Montgomery; 50 pounds of sugar. Miss
Minnie‘chl‘yll‘bed sprcud. ill‘. Harry
Henri-an; scarf, Miss May Powell; box
of cigars Frank Strimiskie; electric
iron. Prank Bl‘llto, boudoir cup. Miss
Helen Kirmayer.
These who won
Miss Helen Carrol].
P. 'l‘. Nattciord. apron;
Powell. sewing has.
A feature of the entertainmcni lzi<l
night was the excellent rendition of
several vocal selections by the (‘Ouz‘l
Cecile Glee club composed of Mrs. “'ll
liam J. Tracey, Mrs. T. A. Scully. Mrs.
Irving Haynes. Mrs. Albert Rose. Mr:
John Garuclla; Mrs. James Hal-Rim,
and the Misses Elizabeth }ial‘kln'§.
Agnes Sullivan. Agnes Prendcrznsl.
and Miss Vera McNamara, the 12mm:
presiding m. the piano.
Among lhc selections ofl‘crcd were.
“My Old Kcnlueky Home." “(lid lri<ll
_. Eliother of Mine." "Whispering." anal
Mrs. Woslny Brady of the Post road. .Muf"“"-' “mm“ .u‘e ""“nng ”“3
who has been spending several months (farce‘lla favorrd‘ ‘31.”! the vocal 501““
in BFOOklyn. has been at home for a lion, 0’ Sole M10 m Italian.
few days. ‘
’ l
Mrs. William J. Fleming. sr.. is hav-
ing an extension put on her house in
Mansfield avenue.
door prizes arc?
r)
.4
Mrs. Helen Colyer has been suffer-
lng with the grip. at her how. with
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sisson. MW-
Thomas Bowen has returned to his
home here. alter a visit to his daugh-
ter and'her family. in New York.
Mrs. Jasepli Lombardi and daugh-
ter of the Post road spent the wcck-
end with relatives in New Haven. their
Iormcr home.
School Superintendent James 1".
Williams. who was confined to his
home for about a week recently. is
again seriously ill.
READY FOR GABRIEL.
A lll‘Lj'l'O ilnughlioy. who had hit
Paris on A. \\'. (l. l... and suppli‘ml
himsr-li' gcncrously with tho \‘in sin-
tvrs. mingled wiili stronger \vzilvrs.
:iwnlcv snildI-nly. in a still lwi‘uddli-ul
‘ A daughter. Elizabeth Mercedes.
-ans born on Miii'cll :15 to Mr. and Mrs.
Roberts, who worr- until rc-
‘bently residents of this town. ‘
. Jolrn l-i. Sclieck. first sclcciman and commim' m the great urban (wmc-
justice of the pcacc. is having .im- tory of l‘r-rv la Chaise. where his
'provcmcnis mad“ at tho Mnnslil-ld lll‘.(‘(‘l'l.’llll stops had iakcn him. To
avenue house which' he recently inagkv it worse, thcrc was an air raid
“bought for his own home from Edgar going (”1' A [I
T.Batcs. l 'l‘ht- brother looked around him
— lbllt of hall‘ closed eyes. (in every
Mr. and Mrs. '(‘. .l-I. Sisson have rc- 5““ Sll‘i‘li'lu-d long rows of while
Sirens shrilli-d from the
Dazzling beams of will!»
monuments.
moved from Manslii-ld avenue inio onr‘
cily streets.
got the new Philcov bungalows on 1.0—
:roy avenue, which they recently “SM Siilmmd “10 hcavcns. 'l‘hcrc
bought. lcould lnc but one conclusion.
, _____ Haslily se-nrchin his or ~s
; The Ladies' Aid Society of the Al. drew forth his i‘5ni'1iningpposg‘xtssioli:
‘13 Church held its annual meeting and ——a. bottle of Yin blanc, a pack 0T
"election of officers last Thursday. Mrs. greasy cards .a much worn pair of
:W. I. Loundcs was. unanimously rP- ivorics—and hurled them from him
“Git gone away f'm me. evidcncea
“Git W away f’um me,
'lcncc.” he muttered. "Now.
on. Mistur. Gabriel, I'se
Amt-rican Legion Weekly.
,fiichards was elected secretary-treas-
hirer. Mrs. Richards had prepared
.and read an exceedingly interesting
ireport of the work of the past year.
”which was in many respects the most_
’flccessful of the society's history. i .he Hospital VVhist club will meet
with Mrs: Maurice H. N -
’p A recent report of the record Oflna inavcnuc. on Friday‘g‘firtgrnlfof‘ISf
averages made by pupils in the local ithis week at the usual hour
hchools shows that the pupils 'listcd} " '
-below..the figures representing the
percentages attainel. were the leaders
in their respective grades: Junior
.fiigh. Grade 10. Jean Kix'th. 91: Carl
D'vorak. 81: Mary Wood. 80; Grade
59. commercial. Ronald Tyler. 90: Tay-
lor Andrews. S7; Anna. Nlehlln. 85:
Grade 9. classical. Eva Dsgenais. 96;:
,Dorotby Godfrey. 9); Herbert Lesion?
'80; Grade 8. William Crane. 89: Louis.
Papp. 88; Clarence Raymond. 86;‘
' Cleary. 86; Center School.‘
e 7. Albert Nelson. 95: .Georgel
ey. 94; Lucy Pletzick. 91: Mar-3
Sakai. 9]; Donald ~Burgesser. logn‘lzed by themedienl profession a-
: Grade 6; Elmbeth De C°urey~ ‘baving their direct or indirect "cause
-3, gal-{1‘33 29:33”. 90: Waite? ”Sign l in a neglected cold or cough. Ken‘s
'v' mock a $233134: Grade 5' Mll- “Ala: seed emulsion, Lino‘ nine. ismoat
F“ k 7.9- My Mason. 80:lnealing agent for the named nil:-
Gf c . Noroton Heightsheailng agent tor the inbamed inn
T Saveaide 6. James Mechan. 88; icons membranes or- generals-oatnnd
’3 .Auce 123;; 8;): Adele Tritcheller.[lung.«;pdssages. inns: while Linoiune
um; 92. {f name ,5' Richard“ renewing colds. cone!» sum
,- . 9711'! Haynesuss: Oath- ‘ and
e OToole. as; Yolandonossi. 83- - ”
«e 4. Julia.1..k" n ..- ll -.-' . "~
88; mas. '1 ' ~ ’
ovi-
come
rcady."-——-
—_—_.__._.—‘ia.—
Fa,
3. FOR COUGHS, cows.“
' . BRONCHlTIS,.TRY
.r
Miss Mary Vino; hand made comforig
pounds slitlal': .
Lillian!
(lo-volnpml hind. it also has the chin-
‘lvss jaw and ihi» canine it‘cih of the
anthropoids.
"illill‘i-ii ll
4
dim-rs from lhc young
1::mhrnpolds only in its larger cranial
(:ipuriiy. It is (‘li-ar from the evi-
(li mm. lvoih of thc liumnnolike char-
'Ii‘ill'fi of tho 'llll'uVIl man' and
:_.oun;: :inllirmioiils that the low-brow-
v-tl l’illii-coid was not a primilivc man.
‘ln olhcr words. lw followed anthrop-
:(ilai dcyi-lopnu-nt rather than the hu-
and so lost his chance with the
3 llliill.
human l'fll‘l’.
5 "'l in (lisvuyi‘r‘y of men with modern
cranial clianiclvrs. ll\ing thousands of
yiurs l‘ul'lil’l‘ than Neundcrtahl mun,
lionnlliropus. in 19H. in England.
tom-s us to give up the monogcnctic
origin or man and accept the polygo-
ni-lic origin.
"H \\'1‘ now want to discover man's
Livllfli Hum-slur We must go to Eonn-
vilropns and not in ‘l'lthecanlliropua
l'ul‘ illi- l'ornu'l‘ has all the cliariictcrs
"-'i:l»‘il )H‘()<H‘li'll should posses. char-
lias given him the sovereignty overall 'peated today,
not know of the act until/weeks after,
I
is
claimed 5
shown to be founded in fact by the have administered it
Inuit it worked 'woll
“This ancient man roamed over the itry to supportwit.
i
years ’
the l
and tho discovery of the 'dawn‘ mun”
svelance of. disagreements and bills:
coming from the Senate. The House
adopted ,.this bill. and it h
asserted. an the assertion was re-
thai Republic: 0 1! did
adjournment. Some Republicans have
claimed um the law was of little
value while the commissioners who
have
in such depart-
ment- which did not have exemption
under it. and that the chief drawback
was that department heads did not
I The approach of
.scssion was indicated by the greatly
'lcssancd number or committee meet-l
lo the Senate;
C. Elva-ll. pub-l
cr; William H.1W00d. $5.000. '
.incs today.
The governor svnl
,his nominations of C.
lic utilities commission
lllodgeit. tax commissioner. and Rob—l
zbins ll. Sioeckel. motor vcliiclc com
inissloner. for the regular toms of
four years.
The claim of Major R. T. Lyons of
Hartford to be rvimbumod for ("x—
ptnscs in consisting ihc right of Gov—
crnor Baldwin to appoint counly com-
missioncrs. killed- l-y llic Senate. was
itsblwd in the Housv. ’
'l‘lic iiicorpornt‘wns committee r0-
Homo Title
{ported a charter for tho
land Guaranty company of llzuibury.
l The bill lo haw .’l iri‘iifllll‘i‘l‘ for
icacli stale instilulmn and department
EWRS rejected. as was ihv bill which
would have csuililislwd as a rule of
evidence that wherc a person is shot
by an officer of the law it is prime
‘racic evidence that tho officer who
'did the slum
duty.
A bill lo consolidate ”in town and
lboroucli government or Rum-«will was
reported.
Among hills rI‘Jcr‘lt‘d in the House
were those “milling the hours of wo-
‘Iueu and minors employed in manu-
facturing lilili‘I‘H to 53 hours a week:
creating a commission on ilii- condi-
‘Uons of unemployment; to provido
stale air for persons who hanc l(lS5L’g
by reason of guainnt’inv on accounl of
disease.
The House adopted the hill l‘l‘iii‘YlilR’
sthr: health «lnnartmo-nl or the task of
and the Mom
tris' linstitirte. ,
sion‘ fund for employees...
1 Improving the Condition of the Poor.
70100.000.
York. for its charitable purposes.
‘empleyees‘: of -the
1013 on '
House which was in turmoil over an \HL
To Harvard University.
as been illumi‘ord.
{810.000 for prizes for the annual July
the end of the' '
lrclnllvcs.
Palaiir
.
.Kind to Animals ”Week."
‘lamaiion follows: ‘
i "That the state of Connecticut may
tin was wcrl'ormln his.
3 l K 11mm been doing. I hereby proclainu
’ .'\ nimals \Vcck.’
Countless grave siclmesses 0 rot.
4"“
itch-1‘s which \Vi‘l‘l‘ common {0 the first lliccnsing bolllers of water and non—
man and lo the ”PS: anhropoid apps. inlcnhollc luxvmgcs. placing lln- work
{is l‘h‘i‘lllllillli’d in ilu- cranial clmmc- 'Wilh the dairy commissioner and 0::—
lms ol' the young of bull] species to— inblishlng a sclmdulo of license loos.
Thc bill in l‘t’lwlll the. personal luV
«luv.
"l-‘m-, according to that grpat bi- law was ri-jwiml. From the calendar
uencliv principle. morn commonly Was adoplml a bill to incorpmuile the
\Voodbridgc Rock -Strccl
way.
known its llm-r's lsvr. We soc why the Trap
skulls of ill" young: of the Neander-
lliili lace and (iii‘ young of the an-
ll‘wulioivls or human-like ones are so
lriii'i‘mvnl from those or thr parcnls.
.__._._....___.___—_—;—
X()ll\\'.\l .K “:1 DH ) LEAG l‘ E
OFFICER S.
’l‘iiv prinr'iplc cxprcssml by
__-_.-,_,,_ -__-,__,,,-, Hl‘l‘vcorsalwivo lwon o‘cclcd by the
The Vii-Hulk: orchestra luis lire-u on- members or ”W IVOTW-fllk Radio
Kant-(l to furnish music for unolhor of LCM-Cu" “9 ““10“'53“
liii' scrim: of (it"ilglliflii dam-cs which. P"“3id“““"lurr~" Schnidcr.
ham lwon hold at ihv h'ousv nl‘ thv St‘01‘013l‘.\‘——‘Samlicl Roberts.
iiuu’uflnn llnsc company during tlic Treasurer “E31” 'i-OORWOOG-
An clcciricai commiilcc was up-
;lrisl row months. tho affair to be held
Rail-l
. it”
:- WW
’ ' I“. .'
Flirty Wd dollars-each (oral-3.-. 7
6»in sch '
hen-t. Bowman.
rm!!! to M1
nity. Wells and -. ,
:‘ mend _ some Univeifity
Normal and India-
Trun Company psn- '
3100.000. l
“Po the New ‘lork Association ion.
i
Y. hf. C. A. of GreenwiCh,v
9 . i
To the Bunkers
To the
vice inn endowment. ($400,000.
'To the Bankers' Club. composech of ;
employeeol the Bankers Trust Com-'
pany. 5100.000. - .
To ‘t'heWNew Your Dispensary. $25.:
000. _
“To the New York Zoological Society '
i
'Darmouth.‘ ' own. i' .
inns'
t .
. <._ i.
* mm MADE OR MEN AND we...“
aware, Outline and StraightL-Throe Inste in. q... ‘1: ‘
of feet. You’ll know which is you“ nun-a....}..lm
when trying them on
\ .
‘
Tl»:
i‘.
V I
There’s coma-ant cmnfol'l. in Tmi» .11....
STORE CLOSES AT SIX
5 MIL ' '1‘0 “N ELWOOD
.prpmnhY ELWOOD a; GLOVER
122 wunma'ron STREET SOUTH NORWAu
350,000.
To St. Thomas's P. E. church. Pgew
‘s .-,
000. i
To the Metropolitan Hospital of
-5...
New York. for its social service de-. ‘
partment. $25,000.
To the Liberty Club. composed of
Liberty Naifiml
25.000.
Art to. the Museum:
To the Mistropolitan Museum of Art.
Van Dyck's portrait or Mile. Cottig-
Bank. 3
ultra. and collcctions or Chinese. Pei», I
Japanese and ‘ Italian ceramics.
glass and jades.
sian.
ortuary
Gaimbor-
rough's famous portrait of Count
To the Rumi'ord i-Iistorial Society.
PERFECTION OIL HEATER
‘ Prompt and certain warmth to chase away .13.... ls... . .h. H , _.
mornings. Ideal for the nurserv diningrrmm .. "“h‘mu in;
. i
Perfection on book Sim-o.
Two, three and four-burner models with nun “2‘ ~
o
. ”(113.1“
PERFECTION WIGKS FOR ALL MODELS.
RAYMOND £9” SON
runes“. oinscrons
WILL m 3193 STREETS
\Voburn. Mass. 325,000.
To Christ church. Greenwich. $100.«
000 as an endowment fund. ,
To Congregational church East.
Stanwich. Conn. $10,000.
To the Boy Scouts of America.
335.000. of which 510.000 is to be.
used for the benefit of Greenwich;
Council of Boy Scouts.
To the Greenwich
Country Club. -
4 sports.
To Alaquinpa Lodge. 1". & A. M., of,
McKeesport. Pa. 310.000.“ ‘
To Tancrcd Commandcry. K. T. F”;
& A. AL. of Pittsburgh. 310.000. '
To the Charitable Society of Englc~1
Ample provision is made for all‘
the employees of Mr. Converse. There
various lemicivs to friends and?
and the remainder of thei
is left in trust for tho “'ifi" -.
children and grnncliildrcn. Alia-.1.
Jim ‘yki or New York and the Bank-;
G'TS. Trust Company are named as ex-
.ind trustees.
___«.______._____—————-
THIS IS HI‘MANE \VIJCK.
are
comm:
50- Ill‘eigfllltl’d in Proolmnation by}
(:ovcrnor Lake. i
.
I
:
Govcrnor Lake has issued a procla-
mation designating this week as “E".
The prom.
continue the good work whiclPit has
k of April ll as ‘80 Kind io‘
and set aside April
‘17.“5 “Humane Sundsy.‘ Among tho:
civilizing i‘orccs which make for the.
betterment of human life and for the1
advance of modern progress. humane
zsoniimont lakcs a high rank. and it is!
of first importance that this sliouldi
'llml cvprcrsion more completely than;
‘cvi‘r bcl'orc. not only in the muiunl
‘rvlalionships of men. but also in their
;li-e:iinzcnt (if dunil) anin‘iuls. ‘
"I llicrei‘orc rmcciaily urge that tho ;
loachcrs in tho schools throughout the
stati- endeavor. with earnestness :‘imlQ
sinccriiy. to build up and sirnmflhcu‘i
.ln lhv minds of lili‘ young: :1 love or:
.justicc and fair play. and I urge allow:
‘mcn. women and children nlikn tnl
manifvsi a spirii of kindlincss. ccniln-
3105:; and sympathetic consideration in
-lh(-ir ircnlmcnt of UlOFiT‘ dumb ani-
mals which may conn- under their
control."
tho “‘0.
‘iuncsyuux srsmzyns CRIMES.
'l‘lll.l2li0. April lit—vSnspcnsiou of
_lnli«-ldcr itny Grimes for refusal no rc-
.flOl‘l lo the Toledo club. of the Amor-
icau Association. after being released
by the New York Gianls. was an-
nounced yesterday in a mcssagc from
Rom-r llrcsnalun. Grimes. according
lo ili‘i‘snahun‘s ll‘lF‘SN‘lllti‘. dcmanded a
Nemo Corsets represent triple services
economic, hygienic, styie— mi l'lll'lllll'Sf
features of great scientific value. null"
them invaluable and indiSpensch 1mg
humanitarian and health poim m‘ rim
The medical profession fully i‘l.‘(‘li;_111l.""~
and curative‘qualities of “Ncnm Wmnl. :-! I‘ ~
are daily sending their patients hcrc lo 14- 1"“ , . I
set Hygienist.” “'0 suggest that, you my» . ' . ' . . .
sire an accurate, comfortable and prolwrlu
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8 VVASH‘INGTON STREET.
. Hershfield Motor
-Transportation Co.
' Daily Service Between Neszork & Norwail
LONG DISTANCE TRU(.‘Kl.\7(}
Ten Large Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds of 'Ifim
poxtetion; Padded Vans for Furniture Work
Main once, 26 Concord st, So. Norwallc. Phone
New York Ofice, 201 West 20th., Phone Chelsea 8059
Or“
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From Quarry to Customer"
inst Received Several Car Loads of
MONUMENTS
Large Stock to Select from' at—
Reasonable Prices
DECORATION DAY DELIVERIES
PLACE YOUR. ORDER now
SOUTH NOR WALK
llhis ownninu. 'l‘lw dances: hlu'o prov- pointed at last night's meeting-r and . _ . .
‘QJ in I!" Toni social affairs for 1119100“? Prai‘iit‘i‘ was also held. Tliol‘r“}’f?x“': of! (Fl-5'0“ .h;:firpon‘n;;3; ‘12:} MONUMENTAL wonxs
.rcsidl-nls or Rowayion and llarien and ,Wlll be another meeting on Tiicsrl;iy‘t_“'." .. n :rrrmnoxl agu ' { FRED’K. n. GANUNG, Prop.
inn I'iixi‘l‘ly looked forward to . CVcning‘. April 19th. H lusul '-\ "'an ‘a‘l‘ l 84 South Main Street Tel 1684
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‘soon. It will payyou to wait. Watcllpa-
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