an evmrro sardine.
UM. lo"ALI.OOIl
l
1 , .1 The heater lleatieel has a circula-
tion in the larva ot Namath set its
slhrbs larger. considerably, than the
combined streelatloe ot the other two
heal dailies. our press room is al-
ways open to advertisers.
'0' loll Herald Weather Var-east.
Today clear weather and ireuh easterly to
”that! winds will prevail. and lower. fol»
Imdbyassrlr ry temperature. Ivlth
“III; floats. 0a ridsy. lair, slightly
veneer weather will prevail. with ireah
aadlight northerly toeseterly winds. follow-
. ad by base or log on the coasts at this motion
and on Saturday slightly warmer. fair to
fitIyobldy weather. with haze and fog on
the coasts. prsoe led by light local ruins.
her-ouster leeord.
new“ point of the the rmornetsr for the
Whoa" audios at noon today we
8:9 above tarot hishest. t3= above zero.
Ibiatere As-aoee ior 'ro-asnrrow.
leafless it hl‘ide In ’l'id
yuan in" stem ml :Elzllh sl'm;
He Dem ml “lib the Qui‘l'fl.
An American gentleman oi the best
type left us when Richard \‘aux of Phil-
adelphia departml this life. Whatowr
wild eyed anarchists any to the contrary,
high breeding, educational advantages
and refining lullm-ncos in early life do
count, and count ior much. Parents owe
it to their children as an apology for
bringing them into the world to nor-
round them with all the advantages of
this kind that lie in their povver.
Richard Vans enjoyed whatever mon-
ey and high social station could give
bill: all his life. In youth he was strik-
ingly handsome. He Was alsowhat men
would call lucky. Honors came to
him of themselves. When only 20 years
old, he was chosen secretary of legation
to the American ombusay in London.
The appointment wasa surprise to him.
and he did not want it. He accepted it,
however, and marina most brilliant and
at. Queen Victoria was
then in the bloom of her bright. sweet
youth. idolized by her pooplo, enjoying
keenly the social pleauurcs sho has
«chewed torso many years. At a court
ball the brilliant, handsornv and high
bred young American smrrctary of lega
tion danced with Victoria herself. and
hewas the only Aunrimn who ovor had
this honor.
Richard Vault's life was a most buoy
one. In politics, in businvsn' or in phi-
Ianthropy In: new: wonl'imi. As mm of
the trustees oi iiirard mill-go ho trans
formed the instrnotion tlu r1. from nsoluss
pedagogical learning to a mono which
embraced tho training of poor boys in
useful trades. thus anticipating tho
change in allocation now taking plaro
all over tho country. When he was
mayor of Philadelphia, ho nsod often to
go out to tires at night, to son for him-
aeII wbothor thosorvir'owns prompt and
Mont. lie was in his seventy-ninth
mat the time of his doath,but utill
actively in the who of things, as all old
people should be it they Would hoop
Blind and body young, Tholaut public
ditty of his life was discharged when. a
10' days below his «loath, he conducted
I legislative conunittoo through the
Eastern Pennsylvania penitentiary. llo
was maiden oi the board of inspect
on for the prison. Richard Vaur was a
lineal descendant at William Penn.
A Union of Republics.
0m: perpetual source of annoyance to
the Central and South American repub-
lics is. next to their own internal quar-
filing. the incessant attempts of Eu-
ropean nations to aggrsndlae themselves
at thauperlsa of the wool: Latin Ameri-
oanooontriss. Those attempts ham been
carried so tar and hero been continued
aolong that they are apparently at last
driving the republics to defend them-
hlvaa. An important allianceof friend
_ lit, has been emcluded betwaon Brazil
and Argentina These two great and
.pogrsavlve nations are taking slope to
as... nothing lane than a defensive nu-
M at all the Latin American republics.
IMO the most important and erreour-
afing news that has come from south
Was in many a day. The news dis-
”has tell as that Venezuela has the
will and more] support at all the
,. ‘ “boringrepublios in herspirlted st-
‘ 1 We Mud Great Britain, and that
Iiyvvlil support her by force of arms
I”
. “paranormamtm
“Memtyudadvaaoemeutoi
res have and Central American
smblioe together, thsyoosld
Id “mutation unit-denatured oe-
Md all larops. TbaUnitedm
filfislieoeboaiddoslliothsirpomr
.rnnnivipal govornxnont.
3.... no...
I? THUG
Ann's CHERRY PEOTOIII.
"When my adopt.
ed son was seven
years oi age. he had
a» severe 3 mg]:
’M i ever knew say-
one to suitor irons.
lle coughed inces-
really and spit up
blood. ltrledevery-
thing I could think
oi. but be constant- :
ly grow worse, and0
i I feared the poor 0
little iellow would surely die. At last. l 0
gave him Ayor's Cherry Patio! :1], being .
recommended to do so by the physician. 9
This medicine gave the child speedy re- 0
lie! and ellected a permanent cure. "- 3
men. it. Dunn, Liberty, 'l'cxas
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral
Received Highest Awards
AT THE WORLD'S FAIR
“Dirt-vi lulglnlatlhn."
It must; b.) bovnuso congress is so bad
and tho atnto women“... often so
corrupt that tho cry for direct legisla-
tion “of the people. by the people and
for the people" is rising higher and
higher. There in a strong movement in
its favor in New Jersey. where the old
race track ring was charged with own-
ing a legislature body and bones. The
New Jersey legislature itself felt the
stigma attached to it so. keenly that an
act establishing direct lpgialation came
within three votes of becoming law. In
15 status of tho l'nion bill-1 to this cheat
have been or will soon be introduced.
Direct legislation is, in brief, law~
making by tho body of tip pnoplo at
large instead oi aololy by tom loglslnv
lures. The machinery by which it is pro-
poaed to work the direct logislation is
that of the referendum and the initiav
tive. That is to say. legislatures will
not at present be abolished. accord-
ing to the scheme of tho reformers. But
when a law is passed it will not. he-
come natural law {or iii) days. During
that time. 1! as many as. say, 5 per cent
of the voters at largo sign a petition
asking it to ho referred to tho whole
people, thou it must ho no referred. and
tho pooplo of the state vote on it. If
there is a majority against it. even
though the legislators passed it unani-
mously, it cannot become alaw. The
people have spoken direct. Again, sup-
pose tho mass of the voters want a given
law pflfiswl, they apply the initiativo
moihotl. If a certain per cent of thmu
petition ior this law. it must be acted
on by tho logislaiun' ln-ioro any other
rrwasuro is lulu-11 up. Thom-110ml au-
sombly can done it likes about enacting
the law. but if it is not passed in that
body tho rvarontluxn takes client. and
tho whoh- proplo voto on it thornsvlvos.
If a "ungodly are in invor, it bot-«1111011 a
law. though (-1'1'ry slain lvgblutor h1-
ngnms! it. Thu direct logislatiou moth-
orl Would lu- partiunlai'ly availablo in
Alrvudy it is in
operation in this mnntry who" state
constitutions urn adoptmi or unmmlod.
Direct legislation. tin-11, mmints oi'
twu parts—tho rob-runduiu and tho in-
itiativv. By the rvf1~rr1ulu1u the pvoplo
havo a final \‘ntunll a law tho lomnlaturo
has nlmrdy panmi. By the initiativv
they form by petition the legislature to
act on a proposed moanuro which they
thmnnolwu can afterward make into it
law it tho gi-uerul usmunbly refuses to
do no.
Venezuela.
The one avrioun looking international
complication on tho Anna-loan continent
is proacntml by Venezuela. That ropub.
lio. though weak and poverty stricken.
is not conciliatory. Sim rooms to want
to light. but has nothing to fight with.
iiho has succeeded in dithering toward
hem-it the dinploauuro of four grout Eu-
ropean powers—France. Belgium, (ior-
mnny and Great Britain.
Venezuela has oxpt-llod the French
and l' olgian ministers from lli‘I‘ bonlorn,
which has naturally antagonized those
countries. Homo years ago i iormnu con-
tractors built the Vonozuolan railway
under guarantee of the payment of a
certain sum of money by the republio's
government. The money has never boon
paid. Venozuela declares herself at
mascot too poor to raise it. Thoreupoa
Germany hall threatens to send wer-
sbips and raise Venezuelan territory
and hold it till the money is forthcom-
ing. But the German governmont did
not construct the railway. and it is
hard to sit whet excuse it can have for
than enforcing a private claim.
Great Britain wants the boundary at
British Galena extended to take in large
and valuable lends plainly belonging to
Venezuela under the old Spanish torrid
torlal rights. Nothing is clearer than
that Great Britain ought to arbitrate
this question. but she referee to do so.
solar astbehest pertof the territory
she claims is concerned Secretary
Gresham uni Hr. Bayard are loofing
into the case for both nations.
However events torn out. it is plain
that the United sum cannot permit
any at these hope-e nations to get s
larger foothold in Atesrloa. m or
teeth. an Issue kisses sense lb
1 than, ans, so 1:.
ammo
. WORTH-
cn our on lllllilill for
Do.
Wi-iKLE's. #
‘ About ’l’hls Thus 0! Year.
'lheamlgrmhegmtoshovvs‘
tum. bright green. The can is climb
in Me the hour with such wild. stator:
harm a that it Mira the sluggish horns»
bl and niches the heavy human heart
beat auto! to think at them.
Sp or; is here. litre in doing her level
beat to make all the World heantilnlarul
all mankind happy. Let our holp her.
Who a magical tramiormarnm Would
he wrought ii men would minimum
in the simple. motioroi dmryardr, innit
and birch. hummer in away My, own
and village in this Untied stratus all the
boot bones, ash piles, old shoe». tomato
cans and empty I‘m-r berth-n Worn goth,
tired and collected from back yardx and
vacant lots, having nothing but tho
clean. blamed Emma earth. ’l’hon sap:
pose. overnight. as soon an tho from is
out of the ground. some of thogrml.
strong. common working angels up in '
hoovon should bring to bear tho mighty
electrical force resident in them and
cause all back yardu and illegmr‘oilil var-
cant lots in the count to be waded to
a considerable depth. in mind "oil.
ready to plant dorm me and «upon
sweet smelling grace rods.
Then, next night. supp: ‘ tho mold
relay ot the night form working on:
gels should come and plant. that a laud
of pansica and another one or sweet
pom-1, with vines togmw trailingmwr the
ugly and broken fences. with mignotn
one and summer were”, with nastnr
tiums and summer pinks amt mmnilntte,
not forgetting the brilliant. homing
beds or lpblnr. There is a sopr-rstition
that plants will not grow on the shady
side at the yard. but tho great commits N"
working angels know below. They know
that there to nearly the spot tor baring”
roses. rose geranium, scarlet geranium
and all kinds. .
The working angels would not more
ly plant the flowers and than longer all
about thorn. neglecting to wml the
ground or water the parrhml worth. Not
they. They would trawl tho young closure
and keep down the womb». lty and by
the pennies would bum into most
bloom, next the sewer pmvwmld rnolw
the ugly old uncle yard look into fairy;
land. ”he otter mullet. all over the
country. the plants noble! send up dam:
are in their sputum. 1» Mann of booty.
with tho emerald: grass shining bowler
them. Mortals would momho this»
World for heaven. and mm want to go
away fl‘nl’l". it.
Milantinm it is: plomrsnl in forum! that
many Wonn n. and tut-n1. ton, in that?
111o‘rning and ivvoning isn-b-rvnle of tho it
otlwl‘ hnsirmss, orv- M. prompt doing all
actly this ki1‘1d.nia11rp~l.~r‘ work.
March goon ammo pz‘u‘b: oi tho mutiny
n whack to 111' who 1:1!» red. It «1...! a
dry whack. wfl-lv 1m1omwo1-‘aldo moduli
tins of dust, M! pointmvlmng tho livinhlle'
Atlantic (-ozwt tho gale». bonito lbw vor-‘ornl.
In Now York Pit-y rhovviml WISH 73’
miles an hour. higher lb: Mal-v lav-TWIN
reoordml. it may l'n- r-nr‘ori'mto-mwnt to
porsons in various ports of too (‘tlllllnllfy
who Pontomplrwo ron‘rrrwtmg how» 1*
and 20 stories high to» know that them
are anvoml curb strrwtmm mm in
moment at err-«vireo in New York.
and. though the wind was «v tr'fflfio'
no to drive the Workman from limit
bloke. honour-o of the steamer»! Ming
blown way, yet the immoral slim:-
lofty l'iuildiiwgh Mood solid! asthh eternal
rocks. The frames our in all come of
steel. The shysoroping home are safe.
The truth is that the last rim-o «on
grosses have all boon "billion dollar
congruent». "' Appropriaiirm by lbw i'lf»
ty-ilvst magmas automated too little MM
s1,orm,oao,oooz for tho Vito «want
tho amount was still larger. bring pl,
027.oor‘1,oooa This was highwoier matte
'l'ho sum is. bovvom, still over 1! 1.1m.
(100,000 tor the l‘iityvthml «mums.
The original appmpvtmt tom armmulml to
lint. morning in mtain
contracts and «whereupon that ml be
met. the expenditures at it»: Fifty»
third will not be lens than indium.»
000. The growing rermoiry empires: tho
imam.
The New Tosh board at health limp:
a supply oi peso minor!” (or dipho
therta cures on sale no the moo-mm
at those who more «Main the rmvly
elsewhere. It is to he Mud physicians
all over the hand will take hold of the
motel scammed diphtheria Meant! starve
liners it. 'my mm it to humanity to
«inside mint eotttosiee totem
die. a mans
teamwork is. Mamie»
stonthelhe MuMWW
ispetheilo. "in Wise I trauma
had time enoughtohham. liners
mmhdmomhseswmtw
smeflummm and
lhdtoarsheshwhntelthue'
WWWMflW
“mmmdamvfi
”mm” his
”sealants,
Lace Collars god
, Silk Waists, at $2.99.
Kid Gloves, at 75 ate; and $1.
Chiffon Collars.
o
Bargain Counter of Ribbons, at 3 cts., '5 cts. and 9 cts. per yd.
Au Easter Souvenir to every customer on Saturday.
A. Dickerman & Son»
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
PATENT
PENDttlfl
BURREY TRAP.
m mourn
Met lcoithepopu aquamarine». with
the It?!“ imam points“ at the 1MP. and with
“We! “Maia-a
I“ the “WWO! r,
WI “TWOMEH Eur $.05???wa TOP
MW” In. nevelend beautiful design.
audr leatcntrance met In ode y
aaatsrsfifauim
oi the o3“)
both Motel: ram liost room ior lie
on" weighing a) to 100 lbs. less ior
“uneasy more room then any (‘ at under
whim-hm as a m'trsigtizi‘ll
”adamant”? new are reels.
i when km see is turned
down. list-breatovorti nape
other. with one whom to take up leg
ale when arranged for one
Home
ior tea as ior one.
“hound... mmmmflii’.’
a woo: ugerv
3W overall acted. Quality Whamshtp
Morris Woodhull,
It: Macros”. Darvon. Omn-
W .. .o.
FASHIONS iN MiLLlNE RV.
M (Emu mt. firiu Hats and Coarse
htuwe In Farm.
"at: mud Man-ta .'1rl- making tlwir
finingttdo unison-mun 'i'in- Louis Soil.»
rhat. or union: m-me. that and rather
Imwl lithium-Al chip-:11. boldly turm-d up
at lilo lsm'ih. i» re f:1\'t'11i4~ It is tri1111110d
willow-retail; by. ad how. or msvtti-s oi lli'illl
tittairhot réblwu. .lumps of flowers and
Imam or 113.1111 tin top of tho crown with
91.14.1132?»sz tau-m 1 { riltll who! or Ivory
lint"! law It. lw- i'ulorod straws. wry
warm on». lay rim way. an- trlmnn-d with
grim Faith‘s oi 31.11%”)ho memo ribbon
slwt will irrn amp and brnnm and clue
(or. of lllle'e‘ at tho with y. with thrir moi
glad u l1 Mm. naming: til nigh-m». Other
mm ”:1; Mar.
hate on ortmmvntnl with
«stints {rewrite throw-4hr; iioru'nsin or
M, do Mouton-
hydmugm hhsuo. The latter. in humor
one sited." of grown. bluish mauve or
naturist: hind. limb rolor and a thorn in-
tense pink, are set on romonno around
thorium of tho hat. whiioa hugo bow
of satin or law Itiflilellt‘l tho ontlro hunk
of therhamsu, dubbed “’i'rianon. " " bam-
hellr," ” l'oltgnw" or "tools Helm"
trading to the {may or tho nmdlstour that
of the pomhm.
titan hats at»! lsmnviusre now brought
out in ulna” M runny tints as are «true
made loam: oi bring moan-«l to vvhlto.
natural stair. immn and blank. as was
the m to: to many years. All the
WM» colors or» mmmmud, so that
the suitability of lost to and now no longer
W with: arm tho them used in
mourning it here are a Variety of mum
users and chips «oven for this at‘aaun 's
m. and the groom and yellows are per.
Mien, pleasing. Niud strains are also
a attractive Mandingo. liloseoms
at neanve and M113“ time new to enjoy
the greatest pupa tr, e greens eru
slum .
AI illustratim is given of a Parisian
What. Thoma teat an morale
cry out silver. with sponglee and blank
Mills. The plotted brim tor-u a sort
1 ”tomato-thy a steel eras
”t. flour whisk spring trio sigreu.
“annulment-hat oonslstsotthres
pains of silver vim
.lcnto CMUJ‘L
thesaurus-11w" other
tea-reset. tip—maestro“
“panache.“ I‘m.
monumen- reheat
WRIBHT’S BARRIABE BEPflSIl’lllll
nuns OF ALL K
The finest Traps, Buggies, Phaetons and
load of one and two horse Farm Wagons,
arrived. at Wright' 3 sales rooms.
one, call and see me.
NBS;
Canopies. Car
with solid axles just
If you are thinking of buying
L. M. WRIGHT.
For SCENIC and 816- N LETTERING get
my figures for work done by my artist, GEOflBE WASHBURN
BICYCLES.
The best made. Can save you from $15 to 825 on them. Do not .1
buy until you see them.
REPAIRING 0E All KINDS
(Called for and delivered tree of charge.)
-%
for the EASTER FESTIVITIES.
long fast.
Fine Dairy Butter,
Good Table Butter.
ADVERTISE .. lN TlIE SENTINEII:
LUTHER WRIGHT
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets.
South Norwadk.‘
EASTER GREETINE.
The Lenten Season or nearly gone, and you wmt to prepare
For this occasion we otter 15 nice fresh Country Eggs, 25c.
Those with a slice of the celebrated Ferris Ham or Boneless
Bacon would make a breakfast dish fit for a king.
We have everything to stock to tempt the palate after the
Honest Quality and Honest (handy at Lowest Prices
Every one admits this who trades with our house.
Good health can be secured by good living and good eat-
ing. Excellence and purity, not cheapneee, are true economy.
Fancy Gilt Edge Creamery Butter.
Northfleld Creamery Butter,‘ 1n prints,
25c lb
300 lb
22c lb
200 lb
BHAS. E. SElMllllll,
LEADING GROCER,
no 33 WASHINGTON 8T.
TELEPHONE CALL, 13-2.
a WELL sanvso MEAL
News lot of thought and care and some "I
conveniences in the kitchen.
the ot its most important of these convent.
eaove is a good refrigerator. We have new a par.
tlmlerly good eevortnent. at all sorts of prlsu.
The line Is mule up of the celebrated
PIERCE HEEBIGEBITOBS.
which give you a transient circulation of meta
air, and consume the smallest emanate! toe. .
Norwalk Chronicler