“segue? emotibein- an can copy a seat . ‘ the afternoon of the change iedeeired gerbil! wzmm Forecast y:lt'ydpromiuee to bezenem - on temperature. p 9.81 l rel n. Tomorrow it be?” r cloudy and slightly comer Record. ragga of the thermometer for re en dlnz at noon today abovezaero Iuweetm degrees Almanac for Tomorrow eels ‘ Rich “noel Iowtldo Wattles a POICIIMKOI’. . and attention: showered tip- Grant during his tour of the np'erhape. unequaled in the ‘hiunly hospitality. lie was here as the greatest sol- me and us the foremost liv- run. Hon. John Russell accompanied General out the famous journey malls, in the May Ladiea' ‘ . I, it couspieuousincidouls: , Indinnora furl-a, balls. etc. - » a of the illustrious Amen. Id that Mr Young brings gm that has received but pay . . .; that General Grant was talin amuuinu the terror of of peace between China and lei: prevented an outbreak of those nations. menu, Samoan. W soles—New Haven and ' .3}: Bridgeport. 2i; ilartr Wombury, If»; Meridian. l; . 6; Middletown, ll; Nor. err London. ll; Danbnry. I: our: mortgage: nNew Haven . , Haven. OIIIJIIT: BrIduepoI-t Martian-d. urn-.350; Waterbury. i a. $9,030: New Britain. ' Hiddletovvn, 812, :W New Inn “dill: Danbury. 730: Norwmdk a» n _._.,......... M'eroad roller in doing good ‘ Itewtovrn avenue When the oomph-ted the road will be one fleet in the state. mam..w.m ”we...” rm” ... . hi! You Ever Bitten! no a remedy for If not. get a bottle now “we!“ . Thin “margarita! Ilellfitlli 4 peculiar! plot to t e r1 moduli alll’zunale ikImplalnta. ' imdcrful direct influence in * and tone to the organs. mtlte. tlouatipa- mtrng 8 III or are Excite Ie. Melan- with [buy Spells, Ellen. to the medicine you need . th andill- lvvh :- unmandtim at 88!! cementum. Withdrawal». mefim. will.” it and do tmInomtotoiu-wuflnm . ,. ' olpunlehmeutofcrlmlnoll. martin emotion hailed the indeterminate urn. rcnee law from the fact that neither Men m in: in milled air W to Ila ereéflylht term of a eupvict’e imprisonment. The particular; power-Ir alto taken any from the governor, which will undoubtedly prove a great relief to that official. By the Indiana law all crimes except treason and innrderin the. nut degree come under the indeterminate aentenee not. In most com there are a minimum and a maximum wriodofinrprieonment‘ fixed by law. The judge is required to sentence the prisoner for the minimum period. If the minimum period in two years. the maximum ten yearn. the cow vict goes to tlm penitentiary for two years. Whether he in to serve out hie full term depends entirely upon himself. In every Indiana state prison there is a board of inspectors composed of the warden, chaplain, phyvician and true- leca. These are called the board of com- missioners of parole. From the time a convict enters the prim hie conduct a watched closely. His history, his education and ancestry are recorded. At the end of the mini- mum period of sentence for his crime he in called before the board of normal!- aioners. Every fact in regard to his he- huvior and his probable future is can. versed. If all is satisfactory, be him leaned on a parole which lasts till the unexpired tom of his sentence is passed. If a ten years’ convict is released on pn- ' role at the end of his minimum sentence. any two years, the board of commission- er» will keep an eye on him for eight years. If arrested meantime, he is clap- ped into prizon and must serve out his unexpired term. Such is an outline of the new law. The framers of it believe that it will re- sult. in good in two ways-it will en- courage law breakers to become good citizens and it will relieve thh ovur- crowded pchitcntinrice of thc etate. Men under 30 ycnrn old are not to be ecu— tcuccd to penitentiarica, but to reforma- toricrl, under the new law. Youths and hardened criminal» already under one roof are to be separated, young prisoners to be taken to Jeffersonville. old ones to Michigan City. It is an awful story, the latest one whispered about concerning that nihillst tragedy in a Russian dungeon. It in only known that allies “and, a heart tlful girl student In the St. Petershnrg high school, was arrested with two other students on suspicion of disseminating nihillst literature. She was thrown into the underground dungeon of Petropaul. ofek. That was the last ever heard of III r. l’rrsrtvtl by her blends, the police w-kuowlcdpcd the girl was dead. How hlll! was murderer], by what torture and insult her; spirit was I'cleaml from the body, will raver be known. But there is some horror allnclu'd to it. A healthy young woman, with everything to hope for. with the love of life ulrong within In-r, would raver have gone out of life llllltrtl forced out. At any rate another martyr has given up her heroic young life in the canoe of Bosnian liberty. That much in known. If Great Britain mneidcra that the euluto amendments to ’the arbitration treaty have taken all the meaning out of that document. the can aimply let it ulmw. 'l'IIe AIIIrrlcau lavople are quite willing that the British parliament IIIIould have an much power in the doci- aidu of International questions on out III-unto demands for Iteulf. 'I‘hu amend- nIvIIta interpolated by the rennin arc cu- lirvly jnat and n'aaonahlo and not in tho hunt our Illtlt'll. At any rate we call wait. We do not hm! an arbitration treaty any worse than Great Britain dour. ... _.....n....... .m-....... ....... Minamoto will try enlnhmitanoe tax law. It ler—nda. however. only to per- noIIIIl property. l’l'l'ltllllll catale of the value of from ”0.000 to 015,000 will helnxed l per cent; from timooow 130.000. 2 per cent; from $20,000 to cannon, ll per cent; train 080,000 to $50,000. 4 per cent; above 060,000. It percent. It in not likely that a great quII will he gained from ltlt'll a law In GP an agricultural state like llluneaota. Utah hart. however. pureed an luhcrlh err ullco tulaw which tube to contend all kinda cm .500. Among Indiana “elute- enacted by the pmeut Immature III one meeting a board of arbitration In labor dispute». There I: II atato labor anemia-ion earn greed of two person .In counte- tlon with the judge of he circuit wort in the manly In which a rtrlke or labor dilileulty mean. will emulate the tonal of arbitration between employer and employnl. The Indiana Mei-lame which re- orally trimmed marked It- catchy “in vamvraludioallym larva Am themvrae «new «hate-elm in Mound new? at $5.5 out ~~ and Amiyh School leehngl The legal voters of p the South Norwnlk Union School Dletrict are .hereby untitled and warned that n apeziul meeting of i said dlatrmtyvlll beheld at. the Franklin etreet schoolhouue on Tuesday. April 20th. ISM. atso‘elcek p. m.. for the not pure of hearing the' following report of the, epeciel committee, appointed to reIElit unite for: a new school hulldlno, and If thought edvlaable, to fix upon the alle therein recommended. Gentle ezmen *Your committee. appointed It a meetinl’ of the voters or the RI uth Nowell chool Dietrich on the event In: of blv‘elhruary all. .Io eat a site for a och at but dlnx. and to recommend such melon anbeennent meet- qutobecnlled fortl hat nrpoee 0n ren eth.n noting was printed In the Sentinel. Tunneling all personeinterr'Ietcd In the eelectl on of II axle appear Inger» the commlllee. In the F anklin echool nlldinz. on the eveninzot March 0th. to hear their views In re ereoce to the location or a Idle. The member! of the committee were all pre- ent, with the exception of Its- Mayorw . 'lhe IneetlIt was well attended a d a number of: n I poke in favor III (Ivlvltho‘ileto Grunt evllle.but no one for any other site Aneooruuutlemlelled .IleurIa of the city. looking for an available rite. giving or! Ilucee IIInreIuIanol coneclentloue roar-idem on In connection with its desirability and whore the relate Itdlhecreateet mm or otohildreu acre -v en Home 0! the mend) re of the committee visited Bridgeport. Daub ry and fitanIlonl. and In each of the pine II nan ed. It wee Iouud hut ac hoe! homes were erected nearest the greatest number of children. men in some cases on the edge of the city. An'h swan the opinion of i or committee. and hue ed up by the foregoing Incl». this .ommittee hue no hesitation in rec-ommend till: the lot of err and bounded lIyl-Irnwomi IvenueandCe or rlreet: tmleetonthelunn- or. and IM far-ton the latter. Llll feel on the vertllne and no fort on the ninth line. as he moelrlnetrnhlo otnfarouml In the South Norwalk School Dielrt ct for a arhool bulld- lnf- at the present tune ! is underntoml by the committee that thin the can be pun bowl for twenty- e x hundred dol'n n (t! .m») II. II ROWAN. LEN; IF. Shll'l‘ “h NOHMA A most complete stock CRESCENT ‘m... Gallon I ‘ Fishing Tackle! . m,dch£s While they last m to $39. Speak early If you want one. Full Stock. My ‘.. W Bicycle and General Repairing! “‘9’," WIRE NAILS, W Builder-3' Hardware I I ELECTRICAL S PPLIES l I 240 Per Lb. Fox Cycle and Hardware Co. No I30 WAIHINOTON ‘1'. Sign of the Silver Padlock. so»... In rear of Mahackemo Hotel Adjoining ' A. Solmem' FRANK PARKER, Horse Shoeingl South Norwalk Conn ALI) N. \i If. I; WEISEI'I‘. W. [Li RElv? Dali-dotSonthNnrwnIk. April loth. 1&7. A. BI.A\CIIARI), .Ionx II. LIIIII r. MATTHEW concern April 10-20 District Committee. Lace Curtains Every appliance for lint-third: I‘uriuine at ehort butternut! as perfectly an when new. Connecticut Laundry! Hsvllend Street, Southlormlk. Drop In a Poole! and no w ill Wiltl furlIIr-In and More without extra charge. ‘ Easter Suits and " Furnishings. ucckwenr etc, imported rose bash rcrmlllon: Prince Cami! ilac pink, extra. cleaning. Do You Keep lUSTRIIIE? .w m- NO, WE SELL IT! This remark wasu overheard at a leadinggrocelzfp.Housekeepcrs who have tried It know that LUSTRI SE is the best article on earth for house- ll you have never used . it try a remake; all grocers sell it. Dr. F Syghavolr, (I Cl" 5. E. Corner Washington and Franklin Streets. “edmwhysnnd hatnnlnye. Ito ii p. m. l‘ IIAI' TIFF. LIlIITFJl “all” DIHEABE'l OF upon? I) W. A. Benedict Co. Clothiers and Furnishere. The Finest Line Ever Shown in the city at prim; sure to please. Furnishings all new. Gloves, slnrls, Every customer from now until Easter will be patented with a fine Your choice of I'hich Brenner, large cherry red; ericutlioncenur, dark velvety crimson; Duke el Edinburg, large dc Rohao, velvety crimson; La France, pale A lasting souvenir Irom You’re Paying m. ‘- m 25 per cent too much for your painting when you use White Loud IIandomudo- paint. . ways clmlks, and quickly wears oll'. Longmau & Martinez Paint covers as well, don’t chalk and wears much longer. We’ll prove this if you will call. It al- I. Will-El RAIN ‘I‘l‘ltll'l‘ IOUTH NORWALK HARDWARE 00. ‘ THE U940 DATE- HOUSE. ‘ Nltw shame ., cosrumes. We prepare for this week anothei dam, onttratlonoflhe feet that this store in properly named when It in called "Bead- qmten" for the correct, the Milton- title. the chic jackets, unite, eklrte and waists. with all the excellence possible to put into theta «returner. We olfer also all the moderateuese, all the little- near that can possibly be put into prices. Ledlu' Reefer Jackets, llases’ Spring Jackets. collar, 3 98 to 9 on. Children’s IIeeIer Jackets. no to 7.50. Ierllea’ Capes. . All wool cloth capes, 75c In S no Silk Caper, With whitccollar, I 98 to 7 50. Silk Wrists. With white collar, I93 to 7 go. New Shirt Wrists F0 R M E N . 100 dozen men’s fancy peroale laun- dered shirts. collars and culfs attached. value. title; each 500. “The Manhattan.” In laundered and negligec elfects. fancy bottoms and white bodies, French and Scotch Madras. col— lure and cuffs attached and separate. e:- clueive patterns, very dainty effects, con. eidered by pro: Id drawers the best and nob- bieet shirt on the market. each $1.50. 50 donen men's merino. my and white shirts and drawers, spring weight, finish E equal to any dollar garment, exceptional value. each, boo. HDSIERY AND ' UNDERWEAR. 10.) dozen Indies' extra quality line Ger- man hoee, In black. tune and fancies, spring weight. values from 30.: to 45¢, special value per pair, th. Boye' and girls. extra etout seamless Wmflwf I... Fly front, made of black diagonal and tan covert, neatly made and lrimmed,’4 98. Stylish fly from, made of all wool cloth, in ion, green, cadet blue or heliolmpe, velvet In navy, green or red, made to button up 'to the neck, slashed collars, trimmed with several rows of Iancy braid, sizes 2 to 12, All detachable collars, 25c to 3 oo. Hoawaur. ocean. new vault orrloz. «a BROADWA‘V- \ EVERYBODY TREATED ALI KE. LADIES’ STYLISH SUITS. arm manta: John. skirt- are full width. made of stylllh checked lettings, 0-5 08 ' LADIEB‘ mun some. ltade of all wool cloth. serge checked suiting- and novelty goods. fly front and Eton jacket. .10 00. LADIES' ALL WOOL SUITS. Covertor kereey cloth made in Eton or fly front ell'ecte.the jackete lined with silk, beet percallne in skirt. new fan back. $13.50. stockings, sizes 6 to 10, worth 25c. spe- cial 190.. 60 dozen ladiea' summer ribbed vests. high neck and short sleeves, all perfect, finished with pearl buttons, value, each I'Jc, two for die. COR. MAIN AND WALL 31's.. NDRWALK, Four Easter Thoughts! COFFEE! Smell it and desire. Drink and sigh. MORE EGGS! J .No ‘nccd to (late ours; you U get the date with the s flavor. New—Iresh. T NO F CHANGES! o No seeds in ours; blood oraug- U cs. Fancy if you like that R kind. N EW GOODS! For the lunch baskets. picnics made a success if sand- wich fillers come from our etor All IF You um All THE III-:ws RAVI Till Po ular Prices! charm of reliable groceries. Liege plum. per can. 70 Fancy tweet potetmr. pk. the tin package oatmeal. Ila Native potent. bu. too I It in matted preserve. to lo Illa yellow meal. illio Mechelle milk. can“ to lo IIII rolledcatr. the ltvaprml applet. per Ill. Ito ‘l the hut clutch. the Dude creche". per II). lie 7 have here: my. the uneven Iulldlnu. , ,. , an an. er m not": IWW' .. CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer, I! Vest Veehlucten Street. South let-elk. 0t. HELLO 38-2 Evening Sentinel Left at Your House Regular. . . . . Ilave won an the trade of the Norwnlke. Our pricee ataurl unpar- ulled. Here you will find the lowest prices with the additional 91 fresh one. the ll “I M I'll”. Hint at Ila milk mm and "2' lhe fancy creature. the o.’ Ila lemon melted. an “I: lb! alum rum. all lead I or leaer' flour Ole has; “.00 barrel. NEW YORK GROCERY. CO. 0 South Element;
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