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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-02
STAMFORD

While the law restraining the
 catching of trout went off yesterday, the new law known as that concern ing Medicine and Pharmacy, came in 1 to effect and applies to all the drug stores in town, as we'll as in the state. It requires that all pharmacists must
 be registered and that every pharmacy shall be in the direct charge and man agenaent of 8 pharmacist, in case of his temporary absence, an assistant pharmacist, duly licensed in accordance with the other provisions of the law. This is where the shoe pinches, for some drug stores have no assistant
 pharmacist. and where such is the
 case, they cannot leave the shop in charge of a mere clerk. To do this
 is to Incur 8 fine of s5 a. day. There
 fore the law if observed will require
 registered drug clerk. The act took
 effect on the 12th of last August, but
 in order to give druggists time to look about and secure assistants, it Is understood the time was prolonged
 until April 1st. This has given seven months in which to make ready to have not done so run the risk of be- ing called to account by the commits sioners of pharmacy. According to the list of licenses granted the fol- ness in town c. s. Goodale, A. B. Park, W. H. St. John and Earl Bray. own but substitutes in various towns. If MT. Park or Mir. Bray wish to leave their shops for a day or so they will have to secure licensed assistant. And 1t is said these are very hard to get.
 Dr. M T. Pratt has received a. Chaa- mers "30'' automobile.
 H. c. Holmes has been added to the list of fire wardens.
 William Hine and family expect to
 move to New York, where he is errl- i ployed.
 Yesterday the widow of Samuel Cur | tis, observed, with few friends, the 18th anniversary of her birth.
 Allen Judson is also one of our new | dre wardens.
 John Dorrnan has been fixing his fences. He may be a. prohibition can 1idate for something.
 The runror of a large land deal, m town, proves to be for the present only omething to be considered. The own f the prospective buyer comes to theI same conclusion, it may be a go.
 Ernest Clark has gone to Scotland.
 The Elliott ": Peek ,5,ads manson 1 IS n nov ly. It Is almost time the public had letter dated Jerusalem from Mir ,Pck
 It has not been announced who will the Methodist pulpit during he absence of MT. Farrar at Confer nce. In the morning at the Congre- ,ational church Rev. E. N. Packard will preach and in the evening lay will speak to the united congregations # the Congregational and Methodist ;hurches on Y. M. c. A. work in Con- Lecticut.
 Resumption of morning services at he Neighborhood church, tomorrow. 7he evening service will be held as sual, but the Sunday school session will be held at 12 o'clock instead of o:3o, the latter being the hour for norning service. Communion service his Sunday at 10:30. IE
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-02
JACKsoN's
JACKsON's VAUDEVILLE.

JACKSON'S VAUDEVILLE.
 vaudeville of the latest and last ap- proved t'9l1 type is to be found in the bill
 winch opened at that theatre yester- day, and the large audiences in at Lendance at each performance were loud m their approval Of it's excel fence. That diversity of entertainmen+ which has been the keynote of previ- ous bills at this theatre, was in evil Tor generous share of applause. One of the best liked acts was that pre- Sented by Adair & Dahn, in a mum Der of sensational feats on the slack acts ever seen in this city, and they were accorded 8 big reception at ev- cry show. Other acts on the bill were Lemoinier and Robinson, versatile colored comedians in an amusing com edy and singing sketch s'At the Gov ernor's Mansion" Frances Wood, 'sthe Mrs. Swiclxard, two of vaudevdlle's best liked entertainers in a pleasing comedy offering. The picture exhibit at this theatre is always interesting, comprising as they do the latest achievements in this field Of theatrical entertainment. There are few of the performance, and same should be ap- piled for at once.
 Vaudeville will be the attraction at this theatre the first two days Of next week and Manager Jackson has ar ranged another pleasing program and one that is sure to meet with great IdVoI rom the patrons or this popU- lar theatre. Heading the bill are the 5 Ortenays, in sensational comedy acrobatic and animal novelty This act has achieved wonderful success wherever they have Appeared and if is expected that their local engagement will be but a repetition. The bill also includes Mark & Larve Davis present ing their original comedy creation Hans. The Grocery Boy.'' The Messer Sisters, those singing girls from Cali l fornfa and Joe Hardenan '%the funny k~-TI three reels of pictures, changed daily l will be displayed
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-02
UNFORTUNATE FAILS
 IN SUICIDAL TRIAL,

Despondent because her daughter had taken $500 of her savings and spent it, she says. Mrs. Jennie Por- ter. who has lived in Bank street near Water street for years and who is well known to the police. attempted to end her life with laudanum at 10:30 last night. At St. Vincent's hospital to- day it was expected that she would recover.
 Mrs. Porter bought the poison at the Woman's Drug Store, and drank it at her home, IT Bank street. Her con- dtion at once attracted attention and inmates of the house summoned Po- 1icennen Cody and Glennon. Dr. Mo Queeney of the ambulance corps wash ed out the woman's stomach and rush ed her to the hospital
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-02
NEWTOWN

Prof. c. H Cooke left today to spend the Easter holidays in Syracuse. N Y
 Mrs. Fl. G. Clark and Miss Mabel Clark visited friends in the Park City, Monday.
 Clarence Calvin is entertaining George Mckenzie of Cos Cob.
 President Taft will address the graduating class of the Ohio Northern University in Ada. Ohio, June 3, where Miss Anna M. Betts. Gustave and Will liam Betts are students. Commander Captain F. P. Holcomb will be grand marshal of the day. and the o. N. W. Cadets Battalion will be President TaTt's body guard.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Elliott of Dan bury, will move into their new home in Tinkerheld. next week.
 Miss Margaret A. Hess Of Bethel will teach the Taunton school begin ming her new duties Monday.
 Nsr. and Mrs. Frederic Botsford are moving out of the late Samantha
 John Martin of Cromwell, Conn, spent Friday night in town.
 The reserved seat plan at the store Of R. H. Beers & Co.,. for the play to be given by the Grange in the town ha1a. Tuesday evening. April 5. is ill., interesting, and we'll worth the price of admission.
 F Sterling Hoyt of Derby, is an over-Sunday guest of MT. and Mrs. Frank Wright
 Miss Susan Beers of Brookf1eld. pass ed yesterday in town.
 Mrs. c. H. Bassett who was removed to The Derby hospital in critical con- ditr1n, yesterday. underwent 8 success full operation. Her friends will be blessed to hear her condition is favor able.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-02
IN THE THEATRES
POLI'S

The Sisters Meredith, Laskys Piano.
 sanhiendss and the, other stellar acts on
 ifhis weeks bill at Polls will be seen
 for the last time tonight and for next
 week Manager PoH has booked another
 most attractive bill of all stars headed
 by Billie Burkes latest and best pro
 duction ''The Models of the Jardin De
 Pards'' with Carl Henry and g. great company of comedians including a
 beauty sextet of girls. The name of Ethe, production might suggest some thing F'renc11y in nature but tn
 Gar from so. The scene represents an
 artists studio with a couple of wise
 Ary on unsophis ticated buyer. It
 gives opportunity for Carl Henry to
 display his talent as a comedian along
 new lines, it gives the sextet Of girls M chance to sing, dance and look most
 Attractive and 1t is 8 riot of fun all
 the way. In New Haven where a4 Is press seem agreed that 1t is the most
 entertaining production of the present
 season and indeed that is the opinion Kew weeks it has been presented.
 | As the special feature of the bill Manager PoH will offer the Leonards ay funny satire .eWhen Caeser C's Her'' written for laughing purposes only sbut giving opportunity for the three members of the company to show evil adence of their former histronic ability @n the legitimate field. This act Is an- sp&hor of the seasons successes and is 0hs acts on the bill are diver H3ded in nature and superb in real worth including Lillian Tyce the .'Real Srish Gir1' who will be seen and heard Singing real Irdsh songs in a way of eaer own Miss Tyce Is a handsome aKouan and has voice of robustness both assets of great aid to her in her Hfrering. Spencer Kelly. singer and Marion Wilder oInedienae. have an ehrerdng which they are pleased to Aerrn "a rz1irthful rneaange of music snd comedy and Spencer Kelly's fame As Q baritone singer, his voice being Eaniliar to millions through his hav- Ing made innumerable records for the S5laonograph companies, and Marion .evdlderS rare beauty and inestimable eharn, happily combine in one of the most pleasing offerings of the year. Ehen there will be Al Raynos Famous Bull Dogs the fastest working and 1 best performing. dogs now before the l public and they will feature their fa- | 5nous slide for life and their great 1 Boot ball game. This act is always 1 she biggest sort of a hit. Fran Rich l ards and Louise Montrose will offer 1 Ehetr comedy and acrobatic speciality i ssI71e College Boy and the Athletic | Ezt11'' and Harry Fentell and Viola | &allor1e will be seen in a classy sing gn@ and dancing offering. The EIec- | srograph will show a new series of | pictures and the Poli Orchestra vii have a select program of concert TnIl- slc to offer. Seats for the entire week nay now be procured at the box office 4 Ehe theatre.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-02
AMATEUR THESPIANS READY FOR SKETCH.
Costumes for "The Booking Agency" Arrive O. K.

The committee in charge of the
 Booking Agency the new one act laugh provoker, to be given by the A. B. c. club at Eagles hall, arrived 1n R0wn late last evening somewhat fatigued but satisfied for they had the costumes with them that are to be worn in the play. The arrangement committee reports that everything is in readiness with the exception of two
 more dress rehearsals to make the show the banner occasion of the sea- son. The cast is the best ever and is composed of such well known talent as the Misses Grace Benham of Mill ford, Theresa O'Brien, Emma Fried man Ida Leo and Eliza beth Shea, al- 80 the Messrs. Eddie Madigan, James Mahoney, James Keegan. Jo- eeph Barry, Fred Mooney, Lester Burdick. Oliver Osborne. Harry Freedman, Fred Benhann, George Me Cormack and others. Don't forget the date next Tuesday. April 9th, and immediately after the performance there is dancing which alone is worth the price of admission. Reserved seats can be had for small addi- tiona1 sum from the members There will also be plenty of rush seats as the entire balony and $50 seats down stairs have been left without addi- 1ioual cost
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-02
RETAIL CLERKS TO ENTERTAIN AT MASONIC TEMPLE

Wednesday evening of next week their cares and worries for the day and adjourn to the Masonic Temple on Broad street, where they and their friends will enjoy themselves at the concert and dance to be given by the Retails Clerks Association who have recently opened rooms at 1042 Main this nature, but the one next We'd nesday evening is due, soys says the comnitteemen, to surpass all of it's events during the coming week where Ru enjoyable evening can be had, the clerks being past mem bers in the en- tertaining art.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-02
SOCIETIES IN HIGH SCHOOL
 ARE CONDEMNED

Close upon the heels of the move ment introduced by a Board of Edu- cation member. in favor of the segre- gation plan at the New Haven High School, comes an objection developing intendent F. H. Beede, of the public schools concerning secret societies at the High School. which many claim should be abolished Various mem bers of the board state that the effect of the societies on the educational work of the school fs denaoral1zfng and that the whole idea promotes a spirit of snobbishness.
 When asked about the matter, su- pertntendent Beede stated that he was opposed to school secret societies.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-02
Some Bremen May
 Be Called to Carpet

The Fire Commissioners met last night. It was hinted that some of the men are violating department rules and that it may be soon necessary to call them to the carpet. The board discussed the wisdom of letting the director of public works use some of the hydrants. Permission was grant ed. The Connecticut Go. was also given the right to use certain hydrants for 30 days.
 It was voted to request the telephone company for permission to lay six inch instead of three inch latera1s, in the subway constructed by the com Eany, of which the city has a partial use. The board adopted the blue cap. New York style, for the summer use Of f11e men.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-02

Your nerves mast be fed with pure, rich blood, or there will be trouble. Poorly fed nerves are weak nerves and weak nerves mean nervousness, neuralgia, headaches, debility. Weak nerses need good food, fresh air, and Ayers non-alcofolic Sarsaparilla.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-02
FAIRFIELD

town, yesterday, to the effect that
 Miss Smedley. who has been at the
 Presbyterian Hospital in New York.
 for some weeks, was dead She is
 very i'll but messages were received during the day that she is a little better. She submitted to a serious op- eration when she went to the hospi- tai, and. was doing well until few days ago when she was attacked with pneumonia Miss Smedley teaches in the Sherman school.
 Through the neglect of the Select men no fire wardens have as yet been appointed, and since the law is in eff feet no one has a right to even set heap of rubbish on fire in his back yard without a license.
 George Bowden. an expert farmer, with his wife and four daughters ha Sturges.
 Patrick J. Brennan has recently set up a new and elaborate mahogany back bar in his saloon.
 Albert Mendlfcott, formerly a clerk at the Betts store, has been offered Al the meeting last night of the vil- lage Improvement society, President Betts presiding, he advocated co-op- eration in the matter of spraying trees elm trees in town which line the streets It is estimated that it will cost about $1.50 to spray tree, as the elns of Fairfield are old and very large. contractor, has new auCOTnOD1le.
 John c. Yates has been on the sick list for the past six weeks with the grip.
 The Huber home of Greenfield Hill has been leased to a Bridgeport fam fly.
 William Gould and wife will move to Maple street, Bridgeport.
 Richard Perry is home from Hart ford visiting his parents in Southport.
 Mabel Moody of Cannon station is the guest of Miss Lounsbury.
 The mother of Richard G. Demorest of the Southport Trust company, is seriously i'll in Bridgeport.
 Helen Hotchkiss is visiting her grandmother in Waterbury.
 Dr. Marry is at the Morris place | after an attack of pneu- and looking after the work | men on the grounds about the man | sion.
 Dr. and Mrs. Donaldson, and their l daughters, and Miss B. Co11inshaw O. Boston, have gone to West Point to | attend the Easter hop given this ev- ening by the cadets.
 Andrew Huntington is entertaining | Allen verni1yea of, New York.
 The following report of the library for the month of March was read yes terday at the meeting of the Book number of new members, A; visitors 999 juvenile readers 341 : adult readers 690; making a grand to- tai of 2.030
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-02
RAILROAD TELEGRAPHERS
 WILL 60 TO HIGGINS

A meeting Of the local brotherhood of the Order of Railway Photographers of New Haven. on the New York. New Haven & Hartford railroad was held last night, and it was voted to take their contention for an increase in their wage schedule directly to General Manager Higgins, it having been found that the conferences that have thus far been carried on before General Su- perintendent Pollock have resulted 1n- satisfactorily.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-02
Banquet to NIarigold; 5 200 Will Be Seated

It is expected that fully POO will be seated at the complimentary banquet to be given in the Atlantic Hotel to- night to Postmaster William H. Mari gold Many prominent men will be guests of the committee. including Congressman EHbenezer J. Hill and men prominent in the U. s. Post Of flee Department or in the organfza- lions of the postal ennploves.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-02

len Caesar C's Her,'' at Polls Next Week
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-02
OBITUARY

The funeral of Daniel winston, was held, yesterday afternoon, from his late home, 251 Pequonnock street, yes. terday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, Rev Oliver Montgomery officiating At the grave in Park Cemetery, the Fra ternal Order of Eagles read their inn pressive burial service.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-02
BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits with a value of $19, ,860 were issued by the Board of Building Commissioners last night, as follows:
 Bertha A. Skeyes. one family frame dwelling, north side Of Savoy street.
 Mrs. Anna M. Wolfe. two family frame dwelling, west side of Carroll avenue.
 George F. Hull. remodel piazza. north side of Maple street.
 J. J. Mcfarland. cellar wall, east side of Lenox avenue.
 Armstrong Manufacturing Co.,, brick boiler and engine house. west side Of Knowlton street.
 Jurnes G. Lud1urn. terra cotta block house. east side of Lyon Terrace.
 W. P. Crowley. addition to balcony north side of Beechrnont avenue.
 Tony Lanese. frame cottage, west side of Madison avenue. Sum rises tomorrow ......... 5:33 a. m. sun sets today o:1o r. Ai High water ..,.. A:0e a. m. Low water -...lO:1o a. m Moon rises ..-.-.......-....-.. 1913 a. In
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-06

ST Sc estudia el craneo ohieto de es-
te lnfOrme, Sc We que preSenta tres IL
silras bien marcadas Y radiadas por la
superticie eXterna. dos de estas isuras
Sc prolangan POGO, no llegando NADIA
mas que a la articulation del occipital
con ell parietal. En- cambio. por la su-
pagan por los hues0s vecinoS siendo
mas largas y mas manifiestaS Este
dato es de gran importancia por que
no depende de un caprich0 de la le-
sion. sino que obedece i leyes fjas {
inmutableS como son las leyes que ri
gen la materia En- efectO. cuandO un
cuerpo elastico, Gel craneo por elem
plo). recibe una violencia, no es la su-
prrhcie donde Sc recibi0 el choque, 10
que presenta mayor propagation de
SuS tisuras, es la Opuesta, pOr que 81
ben la superticie eXterna Stlfrc la vio-
lencia. es la intcrna-la que sufre la ma
yor distension. y por tanto mayor pro
pagaci6n de sus fisuras.
No admitc la posibilidad tie una ba-
Ia que penetrando por cl agujero occi-
pital haya podido perforar este hueso
en otro sitio, porque no Sc concibe que
dadas las intimas relacioneS que exis-
ten entire el occipital y las vtrtebraS,
puedan ser destruidas cSlaS sin dejar
erosion fsuras, huella ag1ina de su
paso nj en- la base del craneo nj en- los
5ordes del agujcro occipital
No pudiendo ser la leSi0n del era
neo el orificio de rntrada de un pro
yectil. como eS facil de mostrar. nj
Siandolo de saIida pOr las razones eX-
pueStas, hay que aceptar que la lesion
fut producida 'por instrumental con
ttndente, obrando de fuera adentro.
Informa despufs cl doctor Lippit,
que coincide en- la mayor parte de su
informe con las aprcciacioneS del doc
tor Ferran.
Ell doctor Lippit, eierce sn profession
en san Juan. con % amos de practica
ounce de elIos al servicio del ejercito
americana. como cirujano, y durante la
guerra hispanoamcrlcana ha tenido
OCCASION de asistir numerosisimo heri-
dos de bala
Guando ACADIA de hablar el doctor Lip
pit que 10 hace en- espanol. Sc declara
en- receso la Corte, hasta el martes 4 las
nueve de la manana en- que Sc reanu-
da la vista.
De la session del martes hablar6 ma
mana.
Quiero tener los lectores del BOLE
TIN. completamente enterados de cuan
to St refere al sensational proceso que
constituye la nota de actuaildad aqui.
Octubre s.
COrreSpOnSai.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-06
Nomb[anientos

En- la session de esta tarde del COnse
10 Executive, fueron aprobados ios
noqnbramientos de don Fidel CUTLER
mety. para vocal de la Comisi0n de la
Policia Insular, y don Ramon Casano-
va. para concejal de Vieq,tes, aceptan
do la renuncia del senor Eduardo Cruz.
Sc aprObaron variOs escrltOs sobre
sueIdos de los traba]os del rSego de
Guayama v otros del comit6 de Finan-
zas y Apropiaciones, Qur Sc publica-
ran en- breve
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-06
FL Crimen de LA FlaCa"
(Continua Ia vista)
De Correponsal Ponce).

Terminado cl receHo que s. anunclo
de uinc0 minutes, pero que duro mu-
chos mas, comparecc 4 daclarar Jose
ia Montaner.
FL licenejado Canalea, pra>enta una
moci0n para que Ia te>.tigo quede eN-
cluida. puesto que no figure FL la lis
ia del fiscal.
Discuta la moci6n de Ia defensa Ell
senior Nu6oz Morales, y la Corte de-
eide qua declare Josefa Montaner.
Esta mdier hace un cuento n9eabro
Refiera que Sc mud6 cercl d. La Fla
ca. por la 6poca en- que oc1rrjo el crl-
men. f. dja en- que fuf eneontrada la
cabeza de la victnna eStaba layando ro-
pa. V junto ella otra mujer Ia que
Sc acerc6 ana nina, y ln dijo: ma
ma por all, hay una oabeza d. buey
con los d.antea orifeado4'
.Josefa Montancr Sc tcerto anronces
al sitio ,enalado por la nina. y vio no
rrorizada au- Sc trataha d. Ia cabeza
de un ser humane.
La noticia del hallazgo la tut comu
nicada Ill sargento Caatilla Qua aviso
al Cual.t.l de Ia poiicia i donie fut
Nevada Ia trdgira cabeza
FL r-lato de esta tr>tigo he hecho
mucha impression.
FL cab Julio Castillo A. L. poIicia
insular. pr,srntq Ilamoda por Il ifs
cal y corrabora en- un toto Ia jacara-
ci6n d. ! I5~efa Mortimer, s4r-sando
que la u-.tilada cabeza teni5 Ja agu-
iero en el nueso occipital.
Y compar.ce el doctor Nerran.
FL di>tjnguilo faruitativo pre>enta
un luminoso infoIme legal.
Rccon0ci1 los rr8toA del ioyen Cola
10 en- el mi3mo aitio on qu" tu,ron ha-
llados.
Examina las tajaS que 10, guardian,
y dice Qua son los miMnoa, y anallzan
do el agUiero lur 1rcSenta ~ Ia region
la lesion que el crduro pra.enta ha 81
do protucida por un inatrum INTO cor
tante Gua 0br6 violentalnanta y N una
porci0n Iimitada del crina1; tunda su
opinion en ID forma y poSici1n De la
lesion Y "A 10 forma disposition de
las isura,- que Ia acompalan Las fl
suras s. dividen en dos CLASSES: t>uraS
radiada> fSurds concentricis. Lila
manse ti>uras radiada& aqueIIa> Que
partiend9 de la lesion, $" dirigan hacia
afuera para perdelT%e Hn los huesos pro
Xmos. L3man8c fauras concentricas.
aqpellaS que particndo de los bordes
de la pardida De la suatancia, yueNen
ella despuea de reoorrer un trayecto
mas mAn0s SimoSo. LAS tiSuras radia
das son freollentes en las lesiOnes pro
ducidas p0r instrumentos contundentes,
las produ :idaa pOr baIa son c0ncentri-
cas-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-06
NOticias

Aver tarde Rafael Gonzalez al pasar
un puente de las obraS del riego Sobre:
ell rio Patillas, desprendiose un tabion
de dichO puente, cayendO ei Gonzalez EN-
el rio, siendo arrastrado por la corrIente-
Sc praetican activas diligencias para en-
eontrarle-
Anoche se celebr0 an meeting en- ca
guas, de La derecha unionista, remain
do 6rden complete
Esta mailana han conference.-the c0n
eI gobernador ell cOmisionadO de ms
trucci6n Publica Y el sub-cOmisionad0
Mr.. Gibby, Sobre asuntos del departa-
mentO.