mouth-donor
it)
South Norwalk. Conn
tnlasvaitenlsoinewsor
will be (mild at the on
w» mesmuldinslleasesbr
'eopris handed in. Every
elortwillhetoadetoae-
. patrons butchanueswesu-
Wumusdght ass
inhyZo'eloetlntheai-
held. and one oi the first oi first war
the My oi the country's mill;
tin: dermis end the creation oi
two entirelyaew ones. sotllst thereon
now eight at these department”.
Thenew shoals anddealwers' made
with a view particularly to our eoaet
Menu 0i the two newly nested dis~
triotsone bloom of thostatesiring-
inuthe lakes will heknownasthe
departmental the lakes. headquarters“
Chicago. 'l‘huotheris tobl calledtho
'departrneutoithegnli endisoomposeti
of the states bordering the south Atlan-
tio “inning with South Carolina and
following the ooeau and null eoast
urolind till it ends with the southwest»
ern border at Texas. its headquarters
are at Atlanta. which will delight the
citizens of that ambitions town. The
department oi the east. headquartera
Governor s islnnd, New York city. in-
cludes thoAtlautio atatesnorthot South
Uurolinn.
On the Pacific coast thedepartment
at Columbia includes all the coast line
. M
5 Whrw
zthgisunlm :zllltinrn
'ul
, the day before the ehanue
; . Sentinelhalaclreulao
the Town oi Norwalk and itr
larger. considerably. that the
. Circulation oi the other
dailies. Our press room ir
' country is henceforth to be divided live
High tide Wilde
10:16am
walk presents a}; proof’ of her
. nl growth the foot that sev-
nnw telephones have been put in
. the present month. This oddi-
~ to the Wing facilities of the
from tho iuriheet corner at Alaska to
the northern corner of Celiioruia. head-
quarters at Vancouver barracks, Wash.
instom The route! thoPaeilicooast line
belongs to the department oi California.
headquarters Elan Francine.
It will thus be seen that oi the eight
military departments into which the
are along our coast lines, north, east.
T south and west.
It is to he noted that the house oom-
niittee on election of president. vice
president and representativrshasreport-
ed in lover oi a joint resolution amend-
ing the United Stolen constitution so
that representatives will be elected
every {our years instead of every two
years. It the resolution should pass the
house, it would have to polls also the
senate. Then it Would he submitted to
the legislatureal oi the states to vote
Mu WM? lheyolonld have it or not. It
also indicates a he y "
Mobilityrflew avenflgl “ “m “WI" '0me at large.
2 the! would it its favor.
Ix: i7
z
.. Whilmepli (l. Jennings re:
with from the walks oi the an honor-
gt member» at an .old, and respected
Mill Norwslk family. He was a men
illsterling worth, a sogaltous and sun-
Mill business man. who enjoyed the
Mt confideme and esteem of his
W men. His passing away has
it a congrats” were alone in four
years instead ti two, he meld atleud all
the lirst .
Wed
oi Illa berth learning the
oi planning to get in n
second term. as he now does. CW 9
sional elections in that now should clone
in the or your iron; presidential out»
teats.
Mr. Ernest Lyman is u schoolteacher
at Belmont. S. D. lie writes to The
Our leer have! Purchases.
,llllltlhinery null boilers.
m a void in the blmlness end so-
' eommunily that ranoot be easily
Elie two vessels which the ilruzilinu
flflmmt hue kindly fluid to the Unit~
.4.) Silica are oi the type known as pro
W waiters. They are mode oi steel.
this being covered lirst with wood and
lb“! with copper. The wood and cop-
_ main: is culled sheathing and is
attentive protection against rust and
Will- The cruisers ore culled pro-
hecnuao they lire covered on (lock
#5 :‘I murmur pinto from 1.2 to 3.5
' . think. This driller plate also es-
down below the water line over
In general the how cruisers ore oi the
d ourown Cincinnati and Ruleiuh,
the: ore superior in mpeot to int]
5n; capacity. They will hold (rich
3%. 01 cosh which would enable
to eroes the Atlantic and hook
’ stopping nuytvhero for itlt'l.
. that they are armed fore and nit
in inch guns. three at each end.
can be tired silllnltnueously in
We. They are likewise test-
our cruisers. The price paid for
the until department will not
hot it is about "$00,000 tor ouch.
' R the twb Braeilisll cruisers, the
new on her way to the Uni-
Vilehflgool part oi thoflau
’s new. penal into pilesessiou
Wryat Ursvesend, where the
to «Input for booth America.
. l,wiil not inmpletrd
,taenthehatebehasslresdyhad
. . lisp hoisted overherin
isldsndnlerieaoerewaso
her. This waste preventln»
mplioations. ineasewsr
fluttered hetwernthe United
yd ligallllttvesld be against
d nation tort-intention".
1‘ W “N out ll met
4’ to unkeusr on a oonntry
3“ out haying the vessel lla-
_ “Wiavrlidsthutdlm.
'Wmfilih tensile
Woiikm.dl¥
Minimalism.
Untlook that his pupils are the children
oi Russian Hermann. They have no
chem-e to learn English except as he
teaches it to them in echool. and one oi
the greatest "monies to their learning
our lengusge ill the mentally of books.
Now if any well disposed person has
children' s llooks, illustrated newspapers.
magazines or other reading matter to
spare. here is opportunity to make the
most and the best oi such literature.
blood it to Dir. Ernest Lyman. Delmout,
ii. D. llo says he will pay churns oi
transportethln, though few would ask
him to do that.
One fact in lrmuectiorl with thohiniue
disaster shows up human naturo in its
mount pmihlo light. it in that here.
there and everywhere are springing up
alleged bolts to the "it!“ who lost their
liten on the ill feted ship. Persons who
never thought of claiming kin with
these heroes during their liiotinlo are
appearing like carrier: tiles to button on
the dead. it the sum that will be ap
propristed by whereas were divided
among all those who will try to claim a
share. there would not hes dollar apiece.
Everybody knows it is deems to
throw a banana pool or irnit akin upon
the sidewalk. yet not o nemth oi the
yearpanssthstleusarenot brokensnd
nkalis fractured iroln this very more.
Everybody likewise knows it is danger-
our to throw a lighted cigarette or
match down anywhere. Yet from this
clause name the terrible the in the Boer-
ery lsinion building in New York.
where it persons wereroaeted todeatll
Those tooiswhoareiosultiugtheflag
dilpuininihell’nitedlltstssshouldhe
Woodland iithsyesnnotbeln
lineal! tooease their idiotic manifesto
tionsln sayotbrrtrsy. m a show
oi imbecile spits insulted toulnaatle
crashiilisboata yeirroidorprrbaps
allege-toothless.
Another result at the nourishes:
sssrsisthst Mosul horse
W brat—sessile W
wmfllyaaadfieshallnothi’ra
“mogul-memorials
mummy. Tbs-stratum
willbaet Iawportflmaudwillke
”that”
W
thousandth-MW“
“Muslim‘s-Meter
”eithtlomhmhll“
. at We arenas and not
lobedheenaanltsreriloln
til-lgbt'sdiaeuetor lhspasltwo rears.
theyasul last. f'l‘hurstl'ay sllstained a shock.
ironwllleh he never rallied. lie was
in- the littrseventh rennin! Ills see.
its. Jennings was born in New York
olty. When a young come to
dontll sorwalk with his“ parents. butt
Inter removed to New York where he
resided until about live years use,
When be main returned here and pur-
chased lite mlwell plane. / which be
“converted into a handsome modern
residence. For iorty years he was
with the firm oi Banks Brothers, low
publishela. New York. He was it mem-
be} of petrol Clinton Council. Royal
Areanunl: the Lincoln club, and was a
liason of the thirty-meow degree, he-
ld; a member of Atlnntic lodge, ell oi
New York city. He was also a ment-
her at the Knob Outing club, and has
held the oillce oi vice-prealdent. Mr.
Jennings was 3' member of Trinity
Episcopal church.
He enjoyed the esteem of r. large ac-
quaintance both in Not-walk and Sew
York and his death will be generally
ryretted.‘ He leaves is widow.
Funeral services will he held from
the house Wednesday afternoon. at
3:15 o‘clock, Rev. Mr. Schuyler omelet»
ins.
nan: 0' A WIGWOOD “1.00!
{autumnal Accused of Belling leer
Without taking out Incense;
Complaint made to the South Nor-
wnik police recemly resulted in a raid
Saturday night about 8 o'clock on the
house of [nuts Maori. in Belden street.
lie was accused of illegal liquor sell.
tux.
Chief oi Police Voihner found a halt
barrel. one keg and two full boxes of
lager beer. beside seven or eight empty
boxes and a halt barrel in the collar
of the house. Maori admitted that he
purchased the beer in bulk and then
hotth item! sold it to his fellow
countrymen without the iormullty at
getting out n license.
lie depoeitod a rush bond of $50 with
Chief Vollmer for his ammonium for
trial in the Town (‘ourt this warning.
This morning helm-e Judge Frost,
\inuzi was lint-d 320 Mid mete. amount-
ing to 335.20, and his brother tlwmo.
who was also intertalod in bottling
and selling the liquor. was lined 3m
and mute. amounting to $30.20. :‘ilmll
mini poid'up. ' 5
Free Return on Parliamentary Law
The lament club oi the South Nero
walk Congregational church. in order
to prepare its memlmrn for more lll'iiVl'
businlss Ill». has neollrml Mrs. T. K.
Sold» to dl'iiwr n lecture on parlia-
till'lltury low every 'l‘lueedlly evening in
April. The Hub, realizing thn mine at
thew lel'tllres and knowing the benefit
that will be received. has decided to ex-
tend the twine-lit beyond its own mean-
bershtp. All young then over is years
at one deslriu; to hear those lectures
may N‘ct‘il't' invitation cards by apply-
ing to members at the tin About coul-
nllttuo, Frank D. Layton. A. E.
‘Vi’t‘flht'b. William Saunders, Wllilnm
Gridlu. .lr., (.‘bnrles ll. tinker. lrnest
Tilley. Samuel Kinsman and (Miran
ll. l’l'illniott. It is to be remembered
that these lurttlrm one tree to members
and those invited.
' 0wans Bound Over for Trial.
The rose at John Owens. charged
with burelltrizinx‘lsmes ll. lioyt's sol
loop. name no [return Judge (trendy in
the Town t‘mlrt this morning. Attor-
ney Walsh appeared for the rlelenee.
and entered a demurrer. The judge
overrulrd the demurrer and tmmd the
deft-odor" guilty. lie bound him over
under ”.0er bonds tor trlai in. the
criminal term oi the superior 0mm.
linens would not more bonds and
went to loll.
Inddsuleeoveryhuml’srsiysis
Prank handle. oi Winnlpsub. who
has been partly pernlysed tor reversi
weeks. end obliged to use crutches.
surprised the trinity on Saturday
night at the supper table by remarking
that s tooling had come over him that
he mold null: all well as ever. lie at
none not up and walked ubllnt the
trim and later walked up stairs to
his room.
Ina Down and Killed by a he a.
Mouse, l’aw ilsrrb la—iam w.
huehsusa, o arson-nephew ot the late
es-Prestdent [turban-u. was run down
by a train and killed in the Penulti-
veal- ltaiieuad yard yesterday. The
mauled males were dleenvemi by
for list.
“Whit“hfisw
nonumnsasun
James Golden. entertainment. inane 8.
lower: eluted at i.- woman in» Cold
bnellemnorertllsrllouslemlco
Mummies moot the Keep
this held a use", We: "mine
at the once at Tam I» Golden.
president ”anew the iollqwtuz
ehillmlttees: House, James Golden' A.
if» Winchester. boathoose and deeds,
Kori-r;
sprig; Jackets.
John H. Ferris [snap it Jennie”:
”deportation. A. 3. Winchester.
Jennings. John Hl-flerrla. . .
it was decider;i a tent in
fie-lob house; gimme a tree
voyeur-a between tbe'l’ramwuyllne“ d '
the Knob from to ll. nl. till the l car
from l'ioton Point, every day. except
when stormy. during the seasonal»-
ginnlnx about the tint oi July; I to
make the Fourth at July it goln day
similar to that oi last lesson, and to
place it men' 3 toilet in the boat house.
The club's tinnneinl condition is ex»
cellent, there being no debts, audit is
believed there will he addicteut rere-
nue to make the proposed changes. The
membership in now 115. leaving ten ve-
cnneies to be filled this season. Mr.
will repaint oil the buildings before the
season opens
e
WWW
mm. of champagne.
The lines! opera probably ever Ell"
on here will b» that'ol' the above ti.
tie at lloyt's Thrm'tre tonight. Don't
mi“ il. l
3mm comets, 0mm!-
The Frank limo” Comedy compa-
ny. which appears at the Norwnik Op-
era House on Wednesday. hinrch. list.
is said to he one at the heel. at its
kind on the road. it presents comedy
and vaudeville vi a high-clans order.
There are sixteen people with the or-
ganisation. all oi the top lime. They
present the tnnny comedy Our lins-
blinds. written by Toni Carter, the co:
mallet), who approrn himself in the ti—
tio role. A two and n huli houre' mn-
llmmm portmrmlnce is promised.
Prices are out within the reach oi oil.
25. 3?; and to) write.
Belle! for Drew Iinisters.
New Haven. t'.un.. Morph 28. nnnnn The
Rev. N. H. Whimmey mretury oi the
mlmlt'liitoe of ill: llunul round! oi
Congregational til hes on minister-
‘lzll relioi. oundu not that the splwiall
fund which be h. 3 been manual in
mining has been advanced item 810.-
mil) to slump», a :l the help entended
from ‘53 go tom «:5th intuition; ”The
lresntionoi church.» at the l’nih-d
States to take prop-r «are oi their
lured. disabled and dostltrite ministers.
enperlally homo and foreign missslotl-
arm and their termites. spa-ill] ro-
port'ls in preparation u be made to
lllP Notional (round! to Portland. Ore
next July.
T T T T HT T T T
H001) S, illR's . ..
bill’s and all other
SARSAPARILLAS,
Hill's: Ctltry: Comm.
All kinds ell
Spring
Medicines.
Alan 5
Plolsted’s '”
Snrsopurllln.
Jml as novel, «gnu lees, mode at
R. H. PLAIS'I'BD’S,
Muhnckerno Block,
SIM“! Norwalk. Ci.
1. .i. .i. .th .LJ. 1...;
"a. so...“
line just received a car
load of Extra Fine
Home», consisting of
- road, draft and general
purpose h¢lrses;' also
several closely match—-
ed ire. .
D“ . mart
Burehnrd has added a line veranda on ,
the out side of the club house. und ‘
01"
In: .
ism... mum-g,
Spring Stilts,
Spring Sunken,
AND A GRAND ARRAY 01"
Foreign and Domestic Fabrics
FOR
Easter and Spring Dresses.
new {new
Tailoerfiuits
E
7|
“I ‘4.
¢ . '
.H'I’ ’ ' l?
Our Dress Goods, Millinely and Spring Jackets and Suits are now teady for
your inspection and approval.
Never have we shown such a complete lille,.alld it
will not be egotistical with us to say that our selections of this spl'in‘g’s novelties
for women's weal- are correct and ’ open For good taste in bu ing our goods makes
Y
your buying of Spring (towns and Millillel'y an easy and a pleasant task.
Dress Goods.
We will say but a Word
about them; come and look
at them; live pus. all wool
checks at Elle;
at 500.
always sold
'l'en pus. Newest of Nov-
elties; Worth 690 and The;
opening price 501-.
Fifteen pvs. New l’oplills
and Soliel Cloths, 751-.
Three pus. New Black
(ht-pom; worth $1.25; oponé
lug pill 0 >31. 00
New Silks.
Fifteen pus. new patterns
‘in all Silk l’laids; worth
easy 09¢; just to open them
5013.
27m Black Satin Duch-
t’nh’t‘; sold everywhere for
$1. 2:); opening price $1,“).
27 in. Block Jap.Silk for
waists and dresses;‘ does not
¢ ut; worth 930; ior this
opening 30¢.
Newlackets end Suits
Black Clay. Diagonal
Jackets, $7.50 to $10.00.
Covert Jackets, 21 great
line, from 34.50% $13.75.:
W“
I Tailor Madé‘Suits.
lust look at the”gl"eat a
scltment we carry.
$10 00 to $20.00
"v“
Boston Store, cor. Main and Wall Sta,
NORWALK, CONN. .
Ateymour s Store.
We have established a large sale on
Gloote’s Soluble Cocoa the pest week.
and recommend it to the public, 20c.
and 35c can. We now place More the
public a new novelty. GERMAN PEA-
NUT BUTTER makes a dainty peanut
sandwich or hluh merit; also salted
German peanuts. will more you int and
strong. indorsed by physicians.
The Old Grist Hill Extract of Halt.
20c bottle-.8100 omen. A special drive
this week on apnrestrswberry and
raspberry Jam. Large jars at the
small price of “lo a Jar; greet seller.
large bottle at Olives. 25c.
Fancy White Seal Georgia (30th;
no bones. no waste, 120 lb.
Extra fancy Gilt Edge Creamery
Butter. 25c lit: 4 lbs. for 81.00.
sweet Rosy Butter. 23c lb.
Heine's Baked Beans, in tomato
sauce and plain. indie Relish. etc.
Fancy Apples. Celery, Spinach. Let-
tuce. Sweet Ll’otatoea. etc._
Fresh country Bus. lde dosen.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR
Telephone Call. 5&2.
'3\\t Renard oi Meet '30“ r r.
satin!” and willm if he but th in mm
otgoodsTHE
one he enable" or
) r a liner
expenses are small land minority our price-w are run LOW“
Lending Grocer,
out”!
at noon truth tugs tor the.
.1. enter Babbitt e or (Stone teen in the.
“9m" linking number, i wood but, tile. ‘
Sonnet-etch pouches or apricots, or pound, the
Ghetto int moot W359
sm- «W .m mod, ‘ie
t
Maud 5. or bonu‘ My, 56. to hit, when,
'ltto York from 6mm, ’
Hungarian Success Floor, 756 by,
to. no barrel. .
Three the Boss lilk Creche". 26c.
Choicetwuers. the lit.
Fancy Cranberries. 15c quart.
Premier Canned Corn. Tomatoes, Aav
paragon Tips, Pineapple. etc
Ask for the Ferris om. Smoked
Beef and Boneless Bacon. flotilla! hat.
ter. .
Theuoodsweolenarethehaatthe
market sitords and are sold on the
lowest cash prices.
33 West Washington Street.
and mafity
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