Mirtécpondence The Sentinel.)
(WON. May ‘2.——’i‘i1c Sons
organs l‘tel‘dllltion. who 9,111
nnual convention In
again demonstrated the in-
‘ 6 hoticut has had on nation
in Connecticut Society is
"i'l'ii‘ slit in the country. New
M Bsacbusetts being ahead
or' states claim Connecticut.
' native state, the
Hon. Walter S. Lo
, Connecticut.
rts of the various state so-
ich were inade today, show
'fl‘pwth all 0ch the country.
w has about i 000 mom
,cchase of the old Nathan
like in New London The
tilt it with money collected
out; their own members in,»
They have loaded the build-
Daughter's of the American
1'.for.-a',mce'tlng place. but
9; ownership. The building
., estored to, its old place in
. and the Daughters have
old Revolutionary lolics
I out of thé Connecticut So
on Jonathan Trumbull 01‘
did not arrive until Thursday
lithe other delegates were
til the exception of Con. 11‘
Gen George H Ford and E
oi- New Haven Senator
' shaman Sperry and Con
ll'iiil were put in their piac
ing to Connecticut a full
" cum Hobart L Hotch-
aw Haven Will probably be
no of the vice-presidents gen
ah the fact that he is not
'und will hurt his chances
‘ There is quite a little coal.~
. he places, but the Connocti~
iel gation hope to land him for
ca.
van in all probability. This
decided by the executive com-
lion. The convention would
11 held in New Haven this
lathe Washington society
11111 for it. that the New
canon gave way to them
understanding that It was to
ow Haven this year. The
float delegates are loud in their
of the entertainment furnished
achington Society They have
'en allloround Washington and
"dlng places, and have been on
1111131111111. The headquarters
wanna have been crowded at
' listing and in the evening a
114' 11 been present all the
o '9ctlc1lt delegation will
or onto saturday morning. the
fir on the 1111-0ng being the
annual Friday night-7
nmL‘nnvo's 111001111110
,.. TICUT
commenced to mow the pr‘e‘
sketches for the new .p1-.1bll<
, t.Norwich All the arrange
{or the transfer oi the land
11d the government is noW
t up the building It will be
brick wlth‘.‘ Italic
o'ursc will‘ be ‘a
ulldipg in every respect. The,
g 'réhitect hac' assured
' unison that . a. posh,
, 11p that the people
in tact no work
it in impact-
be ready to can for'
.Dupervising Architects Chico -
' lousy '5':
putting up a building and the dcpa
lucnt does not like to spend too muohj‘
for the site. Hence they. are in favor
cases. ‘
CONNECTICUT PENSIONQ'. '1
io‘wa; Original Spanish war’ to'
uni lt‘ Roberts. Stamlonl ill; inor
'to Lucius S. Bher'ma'n', New Miller
to, lulmsoii W Bramble, Gilead, $1. ‘
.' f'h' Goonan Plantsv‘llle, is;
llalng'l),b‘1ulth. Middlelown: 312:1),1111‘1'1
burv 330.
1.1111 of small animals has been invent-
of Willima‘ntic;
it, consists of a base having a verti-
cal slotted stud in its center, with laws
throu ii A .V
shape
rounding said stud one end normally
lowing said jaws upward. There is, a
trigger between the laws which keep
the same spurt until sprung by some
h11ln1ai.'
lumen W. Moxgap has been commis‘
said stud and laws.
Windom County.
THE [“CONSTITUTIONAL QAKSJ"
buiy.
How- so... of. the 151119.111 Have
Planted Thom.
’l‘hc “constitutional oaks," as the,
oak trees sent by the federal govern-
meat from Washington to each of the
delegates to the constitutional conven-
' lion are called. have been or will be
planted soon. Delegate Daniel Devon‘-
port. of Bridgeport was attending the
convention at Hortiotd yesteiday, so
it could not be learned where he in-
tundedt to plant his;
The labor delegates from Falrtleld
county have disposed of their oaks as
follows: ‘
l)anbury~1E.C. Dempsey, given to
the public school
ilrookilclde-E. ii. Northrop. planted
on grounds of the Fdrct Ecclesiastical
Societl of .Brooklleld.
Darlen—T. Bell, to be planted Ar.
hm Dav on public s'chodl grounds.
FairnoidueJ. H. Pony, planted tum-
porarlly to await developments.
Greenwich-vii. Jay Walsh. planted
at home to await developments.
Reading-4. B. Sanimd, planted on
my lawn.
Ridgellelde—W C. Seymour. planted
on public green in front of term ball.
Trumbull—~0. Hall planted at home
will be planted near town,‘ b'ali.‘
.. Wilton4~H ill. Chich'ester, passed it
over to seiectmen.
Norwaik~A. B. Woodward, tempor-
111'in in care of Florist Hanford. and
may be turned over to Norwalk Histor-
ical anililemorlal Association.
Towns 1.1321. scHoouén
She Bumped into Bridge Over Mystic
River and Damaged it. ‘
'i‘hc towns of Stonlngton and Grotou
yesterday tiled a libel in the United
States district court against the
schoonei Allen Gurney claiming $250
damages. due to the schooner injuring
the draw of the bridge over the Mystic
River owned by the two towns. it is
claimed that on April 28. While the
schooner was on her way from Port
Johnson N. J.. to Myst c. she attempt
ed to pass through t e drawbridgc.
The schooner was under her own sail
and before the draw could be fully on
cued she bumped into it. damaging the
railings and other parts of the draw to
the extent claimed. The papers allege
that there was no pilot on boird ‘the
schooner and that the accident was
entirely. due to the management of
the vessel The schooner is now tied
11p in Mystic. ., ,.
........ d..-—-‘4-." .
low Am Your utility's I
' Dr. Borers uu‘ Plilscdroi'llhlduo lilo.
claim Add till 11: Horsemen.“ hhlo'aoot
sAsToa's sA‘L'Aav. "
_-.—1.
Greenfield Hill People Think Mr.
‘ Gane'c is Too Small. , .
The plans to raise the salary 1'1! Rev.
W. H Ganc, pastor of the Graepdeid
Hill Congregational Church has cre
. sled some discussion in that neighbor'—
hood it has been, so by some that
the project is not pie 11g to the.“ con-
sgregatlon at large and the salary paid
to Rev. Dr. Plumley, a former pastor
of the church is when ed to as having
been snilicient and satisfactory to‘
that clergyman. Selcc
position to an; increase of Rev Mr
Gene" 3 salary and as a Whole the can'-
cry of Dr. gPlumley was #1, 0 per
year which was 8200 more an the
salary paid Mr. Cane. "i think "
" cald‘ Mr Peace. "that Mr. Gane is un-
" ,, derpaid. and so tar as l have been
able to learn. the congre
whole favors‘an increaco‘
Silo Disappoints Growers. _
or the lb per cent. clause in the new
bill except in" some very exceptional ‘
Pensions wmc issued today as tolr‘.
wa‘ '
lcl Bliss, Huckanum, $12. and special :
act to. F1 11.1111le Taylor, South Glastdn‘. -/
A very ingenious trap tor the cpp- '
cd and patented by Mitchel Laramie."
11 ilhiu the slot side With a pin passing .
spring having its ends aur- ,
sioncd postmaster at South Center
h"? .
an Simeon ‘»
,fPease of Fairfleld cayst' ore is no 011- .
gregation iavor‘s it. He says the cal ..
gation as 31-
. ' ' .113 '
8 do Groom Sumatra Tobacco 1.1.:
. The all... '
amedlcinalgd
peptible £911:th M1".
Thydl'eu ‘ v" no)" 11! other it in
B
, .31 Theme wot-.011-
‘ ls mercy
l
TABLETS
w
‘ "T‘iic Finest Tonic-Laxative over
. offered tor, uio
11111.11 lovul'al- I.” ’
OX“ 0m“
PROOT6R' 8 THEATREG
m.“
Spring Plans of the New York Manny'-
or for the immediate Future at
' ‘ Hie seven, Theatres.
Manager F F. Proctor will prospclltc'
11" vigorous spring campalgn at his sev
on beautiful playhb‘llc‘cs. The inilodu'c,
111111 of full orchestras at three of hll
New ,l'ork city theatres has added zeal
to the entertainments and the pro
grammes oi‘ intci mingled dramatic and
vaudeville numbers are greatly 0"
llanced thereby
The souvenirs' which ura'dlstrlbut'cd
at, the daily matlucesVaro attracting
great throngs of lady.patrdhs to tilt
One Hundred and Twenty litth Fifty:
eighth Street and Nev/111k, theatres
Pin 111139 bearing photographs cf Ade,
laide Kenn. Mabel Montgomery nuns
Archer Crhilfdi‘d and Beatrice Mor 111‘
the leading ladies of the Proctor 8, coil
and or Frederic B'oud. general“ state
director 3rd now bolus distributed
Mr; 112111 and 111111 Kclm‘ 'u‘ll'l 111111
the P1 ociol Stock (111., uh oh opens tllc
summer season 'at crock» Aban'yfin
an early date. The Stock 06.11111 hall;
possession of the Fifty eighth 8 co
and the One Hundred and Twenty» iii:
Street all summer and Precious. lion
heal will as usual. keep open. 'ltplit
terruptedly.‘ the Stock" Co. having away
with revivals ‘of the best successes ‘ol
the New Yolk dianlailc season. . .»
Continuous vaudeville will be pro'
sentsd‘ at the Twenty- third Street for
sovc1 ul more. Weeks, and the Fifth Aver
our: will keep open all summer. pro
sealing the customary bills of dramal.
ir. and tulldeville interludes in con
tinuous performance. ‘
The Sunday concerts which are g'lv'
an at all of Monster l’ro‘ctor‘a New
York theatres. will be continued; the
specialties presented being of a mus—
ical and vocal nature. in keeping with
thr- charactor of the day and in" lull
compliance With lilo letter of the ia'lw.
The best acts are selected from the
weekly programmes andmany addi
iionnl engagements me made (or, Sun.
day only the performances being co on
tlnuous at all houses
MA little life may be. sacrificed in
11 sudden attack oi clean. it you don't
have Dr. Thomas Eclectrlc Oil .01.
hand for the emergency.
NATIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL.
The New Yorke again defeated the
Phlladeip'hias yesterday at the latter‘c
grounds by the score of 3 to 3.8190111
of the, game:
New York lillli10il'03'1~3
Philadelphia ll (1 0 O 0 (1 i1 0 o~0
, Mathewson pitched a faultless game
for New \ork and the twirling for the
Phillies‘ ,was done by Voorhecs. ‘
Other games:
.sostcn. f1; Bmoklyu i).
1 Chicago. ,0: Cincinnati. 0.
W. 11. P
Pittsburg ....... 9 2 .818
Chicago” ‘ . 11* .867
New York'. 5.. .6111.
Philadelphia ..' (l .500
Boston".... ' .. - 11 .500
Brooklyn 131.",‘1. 8 .384
Cincinnati ' 7 .300
St Louis. W... 8
LED FOR 'llODA‘lp.
GAMES SCI?a E?
Philadelph New York. _
Boston in‘ Brooklyn. — -
Cincinnati in Chicago.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS .
WAY DOWN dAs'r' TONIGHT
past lures Seasons was the point p '
ot‘Ne‘w England life "Way {13511111 131163
hehtrs and cm
mass!
. inn committee foil the new Y. 1511.11.11
Pittaburg. 18; St. Louis 6.
STANDING or run (:1 nos. . .
c,
.0114, of the greatest successes or the ,_
\vh'i‘ch for deven months. acked Mali- '
$5.51.“
Ivosbu'rgh has
.‘ say 9" business.
1 Mills fingl9 M of South 1161
“61'36'1'16'6infi‘ dads in Danbuiwfl
11 H. Banks.:‘.
New 11111111. 919 ti
Non-walks ., .
William A Stomach. 11611 star deal.
or oi: Mortal) broth ””11 in path Nor
is . 'nl'pioycd on a switch
‘1 spending a short ‘.-tur
ll . in Winnlnauk
lip of New Haven lie
‘1'. and Mrs. W. A. Reid.
ego oliie‘nard. East N01 walk.
Airtime Parent,.ll.,0.0lmstaa1i and
Mia's Jennie Otm 33 1111.01 the Land of
Nod were vial 9111 111' Norwich, yester-
da 31. a. .
Miss Ne't'tie Coinst'o'ck. oi' Foul Gar
hers, Was the guest of Miss Edna Wii
3011 of hills street, Norwalk. last ‘11on
Mill;
Mr 11
Vincent ll. Olmstead .of Hart
»‘ lord. 12111111111911 of her pmcnta. Mill' "
and 31111.6. 1). Worden. oi Orlhard
Silva "
' George id. Curtis l‘o‘f Norw‘a‘lk who
has been spending a tow Woks- on a " ‘
vocation tour to North Carolina. has
lciinned borne '
Miss ilcrth‘a Stair. who has been
visiting Miss Grace Seymour. oi West
itiect. returned to her home in Da'n-
hurv. yesterday ' .
Miss Kittie Creagh' retained yL-st‘cr
lay to hip home in Danbury after
pending a weeli‘ with James
(ll-cash. of Union Place Norwalk.
,1. Abraham. representing the Stan
da1d Cigar manuiactory. of New York
mamcmmi of pure Havana cigars
was in South Norwalk this morning.
'Psrcy‘ Barnum employed in the
,ii‘i‘nnlilin Savings ‘giiank New York
city. is spending a vacation of a week
ill the home of his parents in South
Nurwalk'él
.1 W. S binlteva11troturncd last night
from his trip to Milford Dal; where
he has been spending this week Mrs,
“3,132 Gardner accompanied him for a
visit with Mr and Mrs. Silirtevant.
M,urtln Stevens of Nor'walk. was in‘
1own. Tuesday whites Lulu Elwood of
Norwalk. spent Sunday with friends in
town wlrcne Dibble oi Bayviow ave-
one, Soulb Norwalk' 'spent Sunday in
Ridgeiiald.‘ with Mr. and Mrs S. M.
Sc moor. ~Ridgeileld Press
4 C. Downes. of Ansonia. in can't
inlay with the chairman of the build»
building in that place and a residSht oi:
Blidgepcrt was in South Norwalk
wednosday. and spent the day at the
inckwood Manufacturing Company' s
plant, selecting the hardware for the
it"‘rutturo.
To vislT NAVAL'Avoan.
President Roosevelt and Party Lott
Wald ion This Morning.
WASHING 0N3 May «President
Roosevelt “WWW left are at, 9
oclook this amp; for the United
States naval hea’dém'y at Annapolis.
where the president Will deiiyer di
nlomas to the graduating class today.
The party travelled in a special train
over the Pennsylvania 1ailr‘oad com-
prising the carsyOlympia and Theo-
dorla. The train-is scheduled to ar-
rive at 'Annapolis shortly before 10
oclock and is due bath in Washluz
ton about half pasts o'clock this af-
1111110011.. With the president were
were Mia's Wily gflomlnander and
Miss Cowica dietary Cdrtolyou. Re
‘p‘resentailve Foss of llllnoic. chair
man of the house committee on naval
ai'fairs; Representative Burton of
Ohio; Lieutenant Van lieuber Pan-
schwitz of the German embassy: Lieu.
tenant Commander Do Faramond De
lolaiolc; the naval attache oi the
French embassy. and Dr John F Uria.
the" pleaideiit physician ‘
"And have you any uncles and
aunts?"
M'lnlil'edmoh as. lots of uncles
and it til. Bani, ’m very: scarce in,
in‘ gran lathers and gmndmothem-
Punch
To have a Lasting Vanilla
Flavor it must be made
fltwlthout AlcOh'oi...
M' ional Library, the Capitol Building and
' dress.
‘ rm llr Hearing.
How'il 'Ti-lls'l
ward for any case at Catarrh that can
not be cured by Hall‘s Cctprrb Cure.
Jr. J. CHENEY a CO...P11,ops..
. 1 Toledo, 0'2
;.We,.1the undczsigned have known!i
1.1911111.» for be last 16 years. slid
V
. balleve him perfectly honorable in all
h Illness transactions and financialb
able to carry out any obligation made
by their iirm.
WEST
.glm. Toledo .10 . .
WALmNo do: NAN a MARVIN
Wholesale Drhgglsts Toledo.0 .
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter,
nail‘y. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the syste'm.
Price 750 per bottle. Sold by all Drug
giats. Testimonials flee.
Hall a Family Pills 1110 the best.
u .. ' , ‘ ' -
The Book of the
Presidents”
' ‘in Gen. Charles H. Grol'voncr.
20 years member of Congress. Pro-
pounced the most sumptuous and mag-
nlncsntly beautiful book ever issued
in the United States. . Contaia92
largo full page ,_‘Pi1‘otogravurc POr
iraita,1cprodficed from the best paint
lugs in the White House. the Congress.
the Corcoran Art Gallery, of Washing
ton. .
Contains Department of Autograph
Letters showing an autograph letter
and Department of Armorial Bearings
and Genealogical Notes. These two
features have never before appeared
in any book cvcr‘ leaned
Both President McKinley and Presi
dent Robscvelt posed specially in the
White House for their portraits to he
used only and exclusively in this work.
This is the greatest honor ever con-
ferred on any publication ever issued
in this country. This work reflects
credit upon the Nation. Every putrid
tic American citizen will buy it
WSells at sight. small fortunes
being made by men and women
and large fortunes will be
made on this publication within. the
next three years. High class men and
women employed on“ commission or
part salary and part commission. :1,
500 guaranteed yearly. Also. Manager
wanted to opensmnil cities at home or
in home town. to have charge of ag-
oats and correspondence. look after
the advertising and other work.
Write for toms and circulars. Ad-
THF; CONTlNENTAL PRESS
Corcoran Building Opposite
‘ U. S. Treasury
Washington. D. C.
TWO IMPDR TA'NI,‘ FAC-
TORS IN FIRE INSURANBE
First .
Are you insured in 11 strong
company that is "coniiagrntion
proof":
Second
ls year policy correctly writ
ion by an experienced agency?
.The oxpcricnco of a quarter 01‘ I
century is at your service
, JACOB M. 1.)! YTON.
FIFO IHIUPCBOO
I I'ullrou'd Pl'aco' Go. .Normlk.
Fire lnourahco
mica to be about the only commodity
bought without regard to quality.
There are as many grades of laws
none as there are or merchandise.
You are undoubtedly paying, tor the‘1
ghost quality; are 3011 quite sure you
are getting it? Better to know now
than after the lire. Our fifteen years'_
experience. on the sublect have titted
us to do this well."
Tovlgr '81 Golden,
Teléb'l'ione Call. 10 ~4.
3
"Plumbing and Sinai Hui
inn.
Hot Water Hutton.
STOYESW AND muons.
SLgTEl Alain t'flN RUgFlNG
», . 5.3 a 83m “‘1. .
Gila Fixture: Maul-'6' oiling.
Have you seen our stock of
“PG-14;" GWJ' I 'A N16 5-. 7
919‘.
.1111" Jones a 1.1.1...» cam; '
We offer One Hundred Dollars no ‘ ' " "
in manila, Wholesale Dru'n .
of each President at, the United States ,
.‘ yoked to bottom prices.
(ll
1
11151111111 1.11.11.11.11.
[9 llllc Adjunct] Walla
llilaliion '10 Several Mailers lip '
run 111 lb dillislilillll’ll
The Westerly. ll. 1.
«printed the following:
"Tolegiaph operators employed ill
towers, 011 the Shore Line division or
the New York, New Haven and Hart»
ford railroad. Wclo notified yesterday,
through their committee. 31111111.
crease in wbgc'a averaging 5 per cent
'l‘hmngh the efforts of Y. P Riley, oi
the Stonlngtqli tower who was one of
the committee. Stonln'gton‘ Junction
tower was taken from class "B" and
placed in class "A" and out On an 8
hour per day schedule. "
Sun yesterday
Supt. Plait when asked tbi wing
regarding the matter, state, bat the
paragraph Was in the main wrong.
"l‘be change " said he ‘bas been sim-
ply‘ a readjustment of wages. There
are too many small matters connectst
with it 'to‘ go into detail: but the mat
tor is eypectfd to be new .more satis-
7factoryl't 0 al
The matter 6! operators staying on
‘duty for longer than an 8‘ hour day
has been found impracticable in so
many instances and also unsaft that it
is believed the road has made the 1"-e
adjustment that the day a work of its
operators may be Hentirely consistent
with safety to the road' 3 passengers
. ALBANIAN CHlEF-S iN.BATTLE.v»
CONSTANTINOPLE May 2—Thc
disputes of two rival Albanian chic’is
iiiza Bey and Paimm 811r'al1.rcsuited
in a battle on April 30th, at Dnikova.
between their partisans. The two par-
ties ultimately withdrew. to their tow—
era. flom wh‘ence they bombarded each
other The inhabitants of the town
overs panic strikes
ELECTING' DISTRICT VICE 1:11:81.
0 NT
WHELlNG.' W. A. May Z-The Am-
algamated Assorlation this morning is
engaged in electing district vice pros.
idents and other minor oillcials. and
it is expected that an adjournment villi
occur during the day. The incumbent
will he rcapminted.‘
W‘ .. . , . , . '.
bulk 11111111,
' SOUTH NORWALK. GT.
' ”wi-
SOLOMON scam. Manager
Gold. Silver. Nickel and Copper
Plating. '
Chandeliers, Hand Irons, Fenders.
Bird Cages and all kinds of
Metal Work Repaired
. . and Refinished.
4 ANTIQUE Baouzmo.
Metal Signs of every description.
Brass Advertising Signs.
"~96! .3
Large Orders 3' bpoclalty.
In your search for “lines and Li
uo‘rs for Family and Medicinal use
oinot lose sight of the loot that the
true test of value is quality. in our
3001111 you will iind superior quality
Come here
any day and be prepared to see the
purchasing power of your 'doilar ex-
pond. Look at our shOw windows and
we are sure you will step inside it
‘ you man the best brands of Liquors—
Whiskles Brandiec. Gina. Rums, Cor
of the trade is coming our way for the
good and sufficient reason that We ban
distiller to the consumer. Two profits
saved. Any‘ acidity—nay quantity-4
any price-11“ pure. _, Detailed at
Wholesale “Prices“
on“- cor. 1 “Mill ‘
at out, Vere mos 113m:
huh:
dials-rand all the rest. The "011' a 'share ,
die only pdro‘ goods—direct (rem thel'
First
Class
Painters
87 W shington
Streel,Soutl1
"Wail; Flinn.
“..
has a reputation or being the
best FLOOR FLUID.
Use Grade A for brand new
,iioo'rc and Grade B tor, relin-
lshing 01" restoring old, floors.
it is considered . better and
more economical than” 2001'
v
WEI.
NEAL’S ENAMELS
for bathtubs, radiators. tor
screens for bicycles, fur ev-
erythlngy in various colors.
Can be applied by yOurssit.
Ask us about it. We .11“!
' gladly explain. '
Comstorck
Watkins
81 Dow,
' 112 wasumorou STREET,
»ilouTH.,NoawA5.1L
Phone" 14341.
A' 1511.51.
Valve
. Noiseiess, closes without jar or In.
tor canon, Has no tank
THE lDEAL
VOLUMfi'l’ElL: PRESSURE Rutl-
LATING' FLVSH VALVE.“
A self adjiistl lpressuro regulator.
applied to n 'pin Valve operatcd' by
direct pressure. Dillcherges the no).
amount of Water in the same length of
time, regardless of the bond or prop
sure in service pipe .. ~
see it no operation in 01.11.de
room; ..
, 111: York. 'XPm' 23.
«a Bushnell streets
not! 44
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