. 'l' hootmls'lvlimiii for int-Quit
ft“ - 'A’ ‘ ‘ lttiiiit‘“ 'e‘ '
or,
will becoatinucd everyday this week.
, memorial was clear. buts-Imus
ll hitters and aided the birds. rhodium
‘ vi its were left quarters and quarter-
thematk- They 'Will thenxzwsit until
, programme was begun; This was the
remittance. birds, , extra.” thirty, ‘ 3"!de
first one hundred entries
Stalled for this contest.
. ever, and it fell des
.
01'
5., l‘ 1.1
r‘v's‘ siso€-‘rqusuausur.n
. M of ‘ to!”
liiiifi'il 1 illJllt-ltKl’ UlillilNll. 1e
ril lath _,;shoote‘rs . mall over
tilted Sta es ind ,ZOsrihdn'arrlved
to “transmission, ninth annual
ird reheating tournament otathc
title Association. which. ~airline!)
morning at interstate. Park.- and
P
no
wind-strain the northwest hauled-the
treasurers. iThere“ are fourll‘letsi oi
'Brllioriltl‘aps. atld‘tlle oontontanwvwlll
shoot at each in turn when-called to
tile-other gunners have made the cir-
minus” 1. r" .zl‘lw3‘ um .. .4
v‘ t 10 o'clock the first event on the
iine‘tratate Park Introductory. the con-
ditions of which'were‘elaht‘birds, to
ride; ilfty yards boundary. four men-
eys,=‘ib.‘130.'20 and 10' per cent entries
so to be shot off and moneys divided.
were re-
f :{i‘he first man. to face the traps was
.l’a "es A- ll. Elliott, of Kansas City.»
. lli‘ot, iliiled’vthe tint and second
b‘l'r‘ils‘ cleverly. but on his next. attempt
haves not so fortunate. Although he
it'theihird twice. th Wini‘illl‘fled it
out .01 bounds.
116‘" nosed the fourth handily with
one L. .y , ‘.’\‘ ., .1.‘ ,.
II»—
FiRlMAN’a 'BKULL' PRAOTURID.
l 'iSOHIRVILI‘sE. lasso Manila-romeo-
tsnant Jesse 1A. Lippet. of Chemical
A. ofrthe one 'Department.’ returning
from,“ insignificant lire early today,
vvas knocked off the rear stop, fractur-
ing his skull. ,An electric «retract:
the compensating the accident; ‘Lip
Jen-la...” . 1‘. 14y. 1?
standard coyssme
. _.. g.
. .1}, ll. .
' Swill .NQBWALK.
. . reintroduce,»
“Milli! one 1 .
new M“ ms arrow-
...“u— ..
The duties ‘Rstsins Presence of Mind
During, a Ceremony.
CONSTANINOPLE, April leoster-
day’s earthqualiewss felt in the Dol-
marshmallows“ the moment of
the? Bairan ceremony. When the high
ollliilals were passing heilore the sui-
td ”slimline. 1A panic resulted. partic-
ulrriif’amonx the, di iomstlsts in the
multipr'many ,91. w our immediately
Marthe palace. ‘ The «band coastal
playing. and" the musicians rushed no
the doors. Pieces oi plaster fell from
the ceiling and portions of the chande-
liers “morerbroken, adding to the gen.
mi alarm. The sultan rose from his
throne‘and took a few steps. apparent-
ly intending to losvevthe chamber, but
be preserved great calmness and pres-
enoeof mind, which bad it good silent.
After :8 moment‘s hesitation .bls mai-
estyreseated himself upon the throne
and ,onderd the ceremony to proceed.
A reception followed,‘ without further
incident. 1 .
YACHT OPHIR DETAINED.
POlla'i‘ SAID. April iw’l'lre steamer
thir. with the Duke and Duchess ot
Cornwall and York on board. on route
for Australia. which was detained
when three hours' sell from Suez. ow~
hr'x lathe blocking of the canalvby a
dredner. proceeded on her journey at
bill) o'clock this morning. .
“Em: April i-—'l‘he~0phlr arrived
here at: 10»_o'clcck this morning. alter
having been detained through the
blocking of the canal by a dredger.
BODY RECOVERED.
STRATFORD. Conn. April 1~—'i‘ho
body of‘ Alexander Wheeler, the
Bridgeport High School teacher, who
was drownedin the Housetonic river
Saturday. was recove d 'at 10 o'cioou
yesterday morning. or this a few hun-
mismu 376‘ or. ‘ ‘
‘ priest rags, ,
‘ into the bold. but he. was forced to
return to ~: .the deck. Others went
prostrateduund about in perish when
manner Rename the deck.
‘trated... Toner. lllvans. h‘lahert. . Larsen.
,Kessier. Galley. lllurtonhstnith. Sulli-
, van‘snd Forahocn serious, but all will
reconfirm“ “ , -
fire has not been ascertained, possibly
terrains honor.
c effort to rescue
The lire Was dl
yesterdaymorniug; in the sail room at
ilr tin ted'x States ; . gunho
' nantiilomnlander ‘
_ finiteness i.
or was the first to descend
mander
daunn Seaman .Iisirickqfi‘oncr was
Lieutenant Commander Roper, endea~
torch to “rescue him and was endorse
or! inthaattempt. . - , _ .
illisutenant. p. Josiah ‘ Slaits McKean
and Cadet Jervis summed severely. in
bringing the body of Lieutenant-Conr-
fl‘Wenty-two.of the crew Were pres-
l’l‘bo contents of the still room alert,-
destroyed. but the dornane to the guns
bout. wasslight. The origin of the
ll: was s inane of spontaneous combus-
on. .. , 1 ,
.‘I‘liedeath at identonnutflommandur
R0 or is greatly deplored. ills body
wil be, sent to the United States April
ll by ‘tho Buifalo. . ~
. The department at once sent a relo-
granr in H. h”. Fay. brotlrervlnsluw of
Lioutenuni.~Conrmander ilopor, nt 7.".
Monmouth atrlmt. Longwood. Muss.
asking that he inform rs. Roper of
the news. The following expression
of. sympathy and appreciation is also
made:
"With this and nerve. tho zlopnrturout
sends to Mrs. Roper deep sympathy in
the great loss she has sustained nnd
the highest appreciation of the gallon
try and seiivsncrltico with which Lieu
tenuoi-Uommnnder gave his life for his
feilowrncn. it was a hero's death."
RUSSlAN emeégmzss sunscr-
B'l‘. Piil’i‘iiillllllliRG, Saturday. March
lid-«Tho chief of the statistical bureau
of the priorities and government of Fit.
Peterslnu-rr, W. il‘. 'Fskowahlio. one
been arrested in consequence of a ret-
ter oi‘ rorrdolouce which in: wrote to
the Author N. F. Annually. who was
injured in the recent rioting. Attorney
W. i). Lusiig. president oi the Associa-
tion‘ of St. Pctorsburg lawyers. has
written to the minister of the interior.
M; Slplnguine, protesting against the
action of the police during the riots
and many influential people have sign-
ed an address to Mr. siniaguiuc arm.
cising statements in tho otllciul reports
of the troubles.
iRRIGATlON CANAL OPENED.
PHOENIX. Aria... April lw'l‘iro lurch
ost irrigation could in the world will
be opened today and the waters of the
Colorado rir'ilr turned in iii. the bond
gates below Yuma. The canal ls sixty
miles in length. and is navigable to
small bouts. which will be used for
carrying freight to ranchers along the
ll occulliltlcna line and rye:
year under trench at for kidney
cars}, “I radii... newsstands is are
kidney secretions; inifnotil‘had lost
I all control. lprocuradépoah’s messy
run from Piaisted‘s'VDrbgiiiit/‘ore. may
did “m "We 30°“ militant doctor at?
. er inc and noronry‘nsuennea myself.
but‘l‘ad‘vised hire..“‘Swuin to tilts .
D'oan's Kidney Pills or her backache.
They cured her." “ ‘ .
Sold for 50 cents a box. Foster-bill
burn Company. Buffalo. N. Y., sole
agents for, the United States.
Remember the namev—Donn's—«and
take no other.
COLONEL RAND DEAD.
Well-Known Hotel and Military Officer
Passes Away.
NEW YORK. April, l-‘-~(lolonei
Thomas B. Rand is dead in this city.
He was born in Portsmouth. N. Hg. in
1839.. ills first ifotei was the, Lyon-
ileld House. in the town of that name
in Massachusetts. Since, then be had
been connected with hotels in various
Massachusetts cities. as well as the St.
Cloud and the Nevadahero.
lie was knowuras an advocate oi” cer-
tain measures to the advantage of hu-
lclurcn. as for instance. limiting 'rno
liability of pronrictorsfor guosis' ion
see through theft. lie believed in unl-
iorm legislation mid inter-state, regula-
time for the hotel men in all states.
During the civil war Colonel Rand was
the senior onptninmf the Thirty-third
Massachusetts Volunteers:
lie was a member of the G. A. R.
and tho iitcutsnont colonel of the
Ninth Regiment. N. (l. N.- ’l’.
FISHING mousruv NOT concou-
. DAv .
CHICAGO. April ‘lw—John Cudahy. or
this city. when seen in regard to the
l‘t‘ptil‘l. that, negotiations are going on
in Sun Francisco for the combination
of the entire fishing and packing irr~
duetry, said: “The project of council
dating the fishing and packing inous~
tries of the Pacific coast has been built.
rd of for some time. So for as i know
the. scheme has ended in talk. As for
the Pacific American Fisheries (ioni-
pnny. oi‘which l our president, it has
not been sold. nor is it. for sale. We
do not intend to be absorbed ny any
ono."
CANADIAN RAILWAY TO BUILD.
SPOKANE, Wash, April l—Jl'rnillc
Manager G. M. Bosworth. of the Chink
dian [’uciiic Raiiwny. accompanied by
several assistants, is here. He held a
consultation with the manager of the
Trail Smelter last night and today will
moot prominent British Columbia mine
owners. No is on a tour of inspection.
lie announces that the Canadian Paci-
llr Railroud will build to Republic.
Wash. from Grand Forks. ii. 0.. but
says definite arrangements have not
been made. llowor rates on silver
lend ores. he says. will only follow irr-
pet was thirty-live years of age and
I It’
marries
" Every lady wants a new pair of
Gloves ior Easter.
Our “West End” Clasp. at $r.oo
insll on; popular solder, is a
beauty.
Our “Arabian Mocha" Clasp
Glove, in black. inns and greys. is ;
the. correct thing. ,
. in “Fabric gloves," we have a
line quality in black and spriué
shades. stage. ' _\ . ‘
:1 A very stylish glove. almost
equal to a kid 'at soc.
drew feet of the spot Where he went
down. , ~ ., 1
Easléiullorrieru.
_ We have received direct from
ult- ' importers some very choice
styles of Ladics’ Hose to sell at
the popular prite of ‘ 50c.
““li is‘ ‘ivcll' léhorvn that our line of
1-19le to soil for 25¢. cannot be
surpae'Sed. embracing
, Black with“ white feet.
Black with white soles.
Black with ribbed tops.
it was. and matron.
”ll ic'hc'avy'. fine or iisle.
Aiao‘good styles :in it‘atr'cics.
Our 'o forage. Hotels a popular
seller; and“ deservedly so. .
V ' Children's 3min all grades.
, Blair's Haiilfiose in cxrellcnt
vaitiesi ' ‘ ‘ 4 ‘
*‘rgw‘ *
Easter Skills °
' ”A; ”wtl‘iTJiL-“I
trial styles in
militia. ran
.{1
Look alkonr
5mm.,o
.
y. .,
' Elsie
« dict... etc. .
route. >
(\rousud output.
igl "
we keep the popular makes of
(forgets. with R. & G. in the lead.
Style 397 in black, tlrnl) nml
willie.
Stylc 57o. lrnilsic. the ideal light
corset.
Style (rot. the new straight
front.
Style Empire. for those who
want a short con-let.
“Thompson's Glove Fitting."
Style M. lulrlack. wiritc null
drab.
Style l... a flood French mutille.
Style Militant. a stylish straight
front. .
Roylecrccater in plain. and
straight front.
Doomcr’s Mode. cutaway nud
strs‘ in front. ,
Ba g..- izl. 0: C.. Ferris Wrists.
EaSler‘ .‘Underw‘ear.
Out" styles and" 'vslli‘cs in ,
LADIES? coarser covsss
momentary" ‘
‘ i.)iigtj.i§¢.zlihe includes fillet-u
purist-numbers. " ,'
' grades stationed soc. ‘
have long 'btdnllrumvn ‘ior their ,
,\ very choice line at 25c. ,
loco trimmed and embroidered,
150.. or a for 25¢.
Attractive patterns or 5c. and
i
XOC.
Easier Necks/ear.
For Ladies or Gentlemen.
The new combination Ties, as
Pull. Fouroiml-Isird or Bow.
Narrow Four-in-Hands in latest
colorings. ' ‘ '
A large assortment of Windsor
Ties. “ ' ‘
Easier Torlel Articles.
, Choice Perfumes. ‘ ,
Bradley's Sachets.
" Perfumed'g‘aselide.
Perfumed Amlllonla.
Talents Powdlii‘.‘
PscIrer'tF'l‘erosp, .
rears Famous Soap.
Raub’s EggTWhite. ,
jockey crew"
:‘N‘ew ‘Yor/ir h pital lessor “
complaint hull distortions; 1 an d
whendlschnrged’i modified on uncured ‘
« setting out a pstcnton a loom. ,,
to n In, ,
Junior ‘dep . . .
by the mambo ill
alum" .
i I 1‘., -‘
1 1.. Clifford Bonnellnof New Pro‘vr.
deuce, N. J., spent Sunday with Clar-
ence ll. Reeves. of anilsnd street.
Mr. Bonuell was a : former resident of
Norwaiksl . , a»;
Mrs. W. ii. Barker announces thut
she ‘ has rcpeneovsnxoillcc: at. i : Scum
Main street. Lauder's Block, where. she
will do typowrltlnz' collusive instruc-
tion in monographs]. 2.. ., ‘
Esther May. the young daughter oi
Captain (loot-gem. (ilmisbono.1-of the
police department. has contracted
scnrietfever. .She is quite ill at her
homeiu Haviisnd streets .1
Arthur W. Harrison, of Washington.
D. cuputent attorney. was in Norwalk.
Saturday. and, main conference with
William Weaver, who larconteni‘piatln!
Colfax Encampment. l. 0. o. E. wrii
meet tonight and...lmmediateiy adjourn
and the members will go..nptown and
witness Butler lodge confer the mit-
iatoryzdegree for Our Brothers'.l..ouge.
1, , ‘ Mum-“ass- 1 ' , ,.
Letter Carrier :1. R. Tyler went to
Bedlam. N. M. today, to looltvafter‘hie
stock farm interests in that place. He
will continue to retain his residence in
South Norwalit. returning here fre-
quently. ’ ,
Clarence Nash has sulfered a re-
lapse. and is not. yet able to resume
his duties in New York. He is under
the cure ofu physician at the blow of
his mother, Mrs. Sarah flash in Elm-
wood avenue.
Rev. fl. D. Egbert. of the Norwalk
Congregational Church will not be at
home Tuesday. as he is to preach at
the special Passion Week services in
the First Congregational Church. or
Pouglikeepslo. . « ‘
w... NM...
H. L. Woodworth. janitor of the
Young Men's Christian Association
moms. who is ill at his home in liur-
bnnk street. is much improved and
probably will be able to resume nit-v
duties in a few days» , ,~ 5
l. 0. Hamilton. proprietor of Hotel
Hamilton, is ill of the grip. Mrs. ham~
llton and daughter Mabel. who have
been very ill during tha'pililt ten days.
are able to be‘ around the house.
little boy is quite ill yet.
NW-”
The Council of Officers of the Fourth
Wednesday evening. April 10th. at 8
o'clock. This is the some evening of
will probably remain after the council.
and view the exercises. ,. ‘
walk Boston Store is making ,elivcly
selling among the small articles. and
proves that articles that are lowpriced.
us will be seen by their advertisement
in The Sentinel. are bound to find fa-
vor with the public. .
The. beautiful silver cup which will
be presented to the winners of the
the Armory. April 10th. under the ace
piece of the Y. M. C. A..‘ will be on
it Louder. in Washington street. tomor-
ro‘v‘ .. . , .‘
set on fire by some boys. yesterdfl)’.
wind.
threatening nearby residencsspand
lore they were, extinguished.
terdoy afternoon was termed the (lym-
nnce was very good and the occasion
very profitable. ,Phyuloaiflirector at.
H. Scott. of Bridgeport; was the leader.
3 Wm ' .‘il. ,
Florence . Warner. aged thirteen
tv Children's llama. la Westbort area.
one. was committed to»th‘e state In-
dustrial Schoolyin Meridian. thismonn;
ing. by J dige‘lmkwocil. fer incorrt-,
sibiiity. he , was, committed . to the
soon she wss‘taken to‘Merlden. ,
“an—.9.
The calendar or also... woman
as follows:
Tuesday
at the home of Freeland Ll t; it Illici-
.wo'oil‘ ‘ avenue; “8:00; ii. i. ‘3 stay
school Teachers’ meetin . Wednesday;
54:30 p. on. Warmest: if «tonal-r cuc-
’ciutlonin‘ theehurb parlo ,u , t.
Our ForestrcWorli.’liii-t. ,, i"
Volga; louver. ‘“?l‘lll1l§9il§w"iliflr . week
a sari: , ,
tantrum. uncommon his as o
in west parlor“ , “ ,.
'l‘hdcaleud '
macadamia“:
‘ yever‘y‘aitéruoo“ and between :7‘sird 9130 Mo
The ,
Regiment will meet in the Armory. ’
the competitIVe drill. and the ciilcera ~ '
The great sale 0! actions. at the Nor: '
competitive drill, which will be held in . »
exhibition in the window of Colenum
'l‘he Barnum lot in blast avenue was ‘ .
and spread rapidly. fanned by the high . _
in a short time the flames were, , ’
men not out and bad a hard fight he . ..
il‘lre mention at 3:16 in the Young,
Men's Christian-association rooms yes-L ' '
naslum Memb'ers’ Rallyu'i‘he attend- .. ‘
years. an inmate of the Wlmldrcounr- ‘ I}
.to You?
“3 aw“
w'll litach section t
tr'actl‘ven‘ess. ‘ '
. ., lecture oi‘our eutc'rtai
«an Orient Boothirom ‘rvlrich.‘ilirtwecir tile
evenings. Tell soothe most delicious of Wu
, to‘ail Corners." ' . , ‘ _ '
Music liy‘Joromc May's (‘hdlrcstrn rim-in
ileii.
"IE “EVEN"!
A pretty little Thermomcler in a (Hit, Lil”
for use on mantel. desk or in the llpllili)li‘~
will be given to every purchaser of goods nor-outfit
over. ‘ ”
canes our sins ram
‘ ‘.i,‘."‘" ,. n ' .
As a mostnpproprrate "Wmdnrp to the and
Sale some twentyrotlftl doomed Shirts ammo g,
at prices which will make a visit of inspections"
are. in fact, “Best Last." ”
$1.00 nnd $r.25 grades
$490 and
69c.
$i.5o and $1.65 grades $4.50 and.
95a . 3 $9
$l.75 and $1.85 grades $550 and
$r.19.
$2.00 and $2.50 grades $6.50 and
$1.39. ,
$2.75 and $3.00 grades $7.50 um
$1.98.
Sandro—«Spun (Haste-WIcrccrizcil~—~\-\'
Morccnw—liriliinnlinchilk italinnw'l‘olict
" “Filtered;
'9'";
.. ' 1
, "tingio
This ls'u‘jus r a “We
make you out Easier
.; bilge" ‘
, with that onsets, will
To 'our fiiCiorl'ly,
solve i“
“Ch sooner than
' a Pgw' Dai‘r‘of
c 5"” look new ,
, “Walther.
Home from wmmwn, This aftcr- ‘. *
conventional ,Churcb‘ fertile week. is , -
, 7:15 p. rm. the ,
Armin Bearer’s Circle of Kim" Sons.»
Norwalk Chronicler