once The Sentinel.)
7N. May’s—duct. Mil
Director of the Bureau
e Agricultural 121111111111
Just returned from ‘llartfor
went to attend the sale of
e grow'a9 tobacco raised
, ~ our valley last season.
m ”Maladies at the. DO'
‘ mornlng by your car
t, and expressed himself
ended with the sale. al-
1 ought that better prices
av been obtained 111111.010 sale
a In. New York, as at first
Tilti‘ d11untlty of tobacco
anemia? 111111911: 77777707717117
be e arge uyers w u
:77 trouble to attend the
11711191111119}! said: “The sale was
deifal success. it is almost
1 that an. experiment of this
111 have been very easy to
mldtake 111‘ fact a ads
have been excusable under
"noes, Shade grown to
gas in» California. or‘ pine
1211' 11611. The growers are
department has proven
‘tobacco can be success-
. 1'1 in this country at a profit.
3101' this crop :luat sold will
11111111, and mom and more
a a covered each year. until
1911 suitable for this tobacco in
cticut valley is under culti
~11 yet been decided whether
- 611111111111 :report will be issued
department, giving a full do
of the. sale and its effect,
Whitney is at Work on a
ement of it which will be
0 the Secretary of Agrl
‘iu.certain newspapers the
rthe sale. and which
at the sale man a failure
ssor says that this was not
try-the facts. 0’11 thecon-
T717179 Bureau under‘ his
continue to experiment
is of this ‘country to find
rent localities can raise.
.whe’h the to-
hair efforts have been highly
1111.191 the peoplex are begin
a 1111 more to loath with fa-
he ex erimente inaugurated
direc Ion of Prof Whitney
site ate yesterday afternoon
number of pension bills.
labor was one no grant
to Webeth McDonald. 1111.
7 otCompanyl 51h Connecti-
71.1191 ,1who died in Water-
177116077lg7 This bill has
once, haying been
troduced by Mr. Sperry.
“increase the pension of
n. of diartford. from
350 also passed! the
191111le
‘ signed 1
171% charms 11
LEENSIONS.
were issued today as £91.99; .
to Henry, S. Cowlesfi
Meadow, $6 per
a to Michael- ‘floplrlns
“0
b
1
the _. Waterbury public
00
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1 79 11111111111111! 70717
pay a profit the first son‘- ‘
y a profit per acre as ‘
frequently is *
\sadly neglected
'1 have Dr Thomas' Eclectric 011 1011
»= hand for the emergency.‘
"ation room 01’ Woodbridge ,1
‘ any other meeting.
crease the spore; ..
This was the ’2
é only 91111111 880, 990 of Torringtou. 9 .
M
19101101
‘9 on a strain 1 outing with the neigh;
boring iahdobvn‘e‘rs. Violence is re-
’ ported froth“ twelve to fifteen villages.
ed in the Kharkoif government and form
iy-threo in the Poltsv 1101111111111an
add to the general consternation 7200
Cossacks arrived at Polav after the reg-
um military forces had restored or-
two or three cases. and in one Instanta-
th's peasants attacked the troops With
stones. whereupon the latter fired. kill-
ipg several persons and wounding i1
~ children. Corporal punishment was
administered right and 911311 without
overscrupulous inquiry-Into the guilt
of the people flogged. Some estimates
place the number of turbulent peasants
as high as 30..000
‘ "There was a similar Occurrence at
1011111 kofi'. whose governor , ”general
Prince Obcllnsky. was particularly sevo
ere.
"fishers!" “ Eugene ”Michaelovitch-
'Dcukhovsky was among thesufferers.
he was seized undlbeaten. He is stul
111 from the effects of the treatment he
received.
“As“ an example of. the extent to
which the ranks of the famine-stricken
villagers‘ are swollen by the return of
unemployed factory w01 here. It
pointed out that one iron works. which
heretotore employed 12 .000 to 20 000
three days a week "
W
DEATH IN CARPET-TACK.
Scratch on Mrs. Turner's Hand Which
Will Probably Kill Her.
Mrs._ Ella Turner. of East Port
Chester. is lying at the point of death
horn blood poisoning, and the attend.
ins, physicians give little encourage-
ment that she will live the day out
While houseclcaning. a week a o.»
9Mrs.,'i‘u9rner struck a finger of i1 r
right hand against the head of a rusty
carpetdack. which made a slight
scratch about‘sn inch long. She paid
little attention to the injury at the
dime. and In fact did not heed it until
Saturday. when her arm began to
swell and her fingers tinned block.
A physician was called, and be ap-
plied remedies to lessen ihapuln and
subdue the inflammation, but the we—
man’s condition continued to grow
worse. The arm became swollen and
black to the shoulder 'on Sunday. and.
she. became unconscious, in which
condition she has since remained. The
physicians decided that amputation
was the only alternative. but the p11.
tlent's weak condition would not per-
mit 11. and now she lies in agony.
waiting for death to conic to her re.
lief. She was hardly alive this morn;
ing. 1
Mrs. Turner was one of the publish-
ers of the Turner directory of Part
Chester and Greenwich. having co'u-
tinued the business with a Yonkers
firm after the death of her husband a
few years 191180.
BENEDICT ARNOLD'S GRAVE.
Resting Place of ”Rhode Island's. First
Governor to be Care‘d For.
The grave of Benedict ' Arnold
Rhode island's first governm', is to be
preserved, says 11 Providence story.
Historian James Arnold has under
taken the task of caring for the final
resting place, and be publicly warns
people not to defile the grave by cast
lug rubbish upon it or otherwise dose
crating the plot
Various persons it appears. have us
ed the outofthe-way grav'ey‘ard for
storing wagons and packing boxes. and
there are no upright stones to mark
the historic burial place. Prosecutions
are to be begun by M1. Arnold against
violators.
The yard is to be opened to the
street and the land must be‘ bought
from one or two owners. Few persons
realized that the first governor Was
buried in a backyard and his grave:
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{“51 little life may be sen-mew to
avsud‘den attack of croup, if you don't
‘.~.1.:».
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YALE CORPORATION MEETING. ‘-
“The call for the regulhr meeting. of
the Yale cor oration has. Just been
issued. fit wi l he held in th
Monday moraine. Mar 12‘."
'is meeting is' usually the 1171711117717
librtant of the year.‘ Mor6 appoint
ments are made at this time than at
W
NOTES OF CORPORATIONS.
A certificate 01 increase of capital
stock from $1, 200 to 12400 has been
filed with the secretary of the state by
the Reliable Corset Company of Gull-2
toad. *
A certificate of incorporation has
been filed by the Belfast Wolen Com
BRONCHITIS
while threesstatea have been dovdsta‘t‘n 2~ ‘ “
.6111. The troops fired on tho. 1190171111 '11
score. among whom were women sud ‘ '
His estate at Mechek was ruined: and 1 *
ill.
people, Is now employing only 6 000 for 1 ‘--‘.
;91ist night on the. steps of the realm
e other
1, ion 1
7» STATE BOARD OF CHARITIES.
yesterday afternoon. President Bridg
unable to attend.
van reported making visits to the
State School for Boys at Meriden and
the industrial School in: Girls at Mid
dietown. and also visits at
County Homes.
ed visits 111* the Windsor almshouse
Which was in excellent condition and
that at Meriden. which was in' good
condition She also made a quarterly
visit to the school for Boys at Merl
“"7 A STUBBORN 001.0011 as
~ 1’
bury, reporte6 vialtlngéathe
School for Glriuaadr
2. WASHle’r
1‘ res/1:11:11.
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‘ as aw
77777111111177? ACCEPT 'I‘liIS ENTIRE .- »‘ 2
ONE TRADE MARK 2 0E:- EVERY
We love (25) SENT US.
Beautiful Presents Free. Send for Premium 1.151
DAVID, 3. BROWN 11 co. 9 2
5131 Street and North River, New York City.
women‘s rsoeaariou. Wcsurs curse DOLLAR.
American Ordnance Co. Said to be
ing Committee. 2 l Compromislng With Creditors.
[‘03 ANGEI .108 Cal Mu) 8~-T|10 illllDGFPOIl’l‘ May 8-A11 cffortlo
nominating committee of the Nation lsutlle with its mudlgprs is being made
.11 Federation 01 Women's Clubs 1111s by the American 09161111111191 comma)
completed its list of officers which is Slrcet rumors to 1111171 effort have been
to be voted upon by the federation to ““11"!“ in "116899071 1' r “3“ “MS 0"
1111);.The ticket follows: Prosldentfliwom’eks'The“79.151311911193111”
Mrés ”my“ 11.93109315th N39 York. fifty cents clash on e‘dollar and fifty
first vice president Mrs Robert J 'centa payable In atofik‘ of' the reorgan-
Burdette. California; second vice pres izcd company whitih will take over
ident. Mrs. Emma Fox. Michigan: re the shale stock and plant of the pres
cording secretary. Mrg9 W. p, Coed. cut concern. The representatives of
South Dakota: corresponding seem fully lid per cent. of the indebtedness
tary. Miss Louise Pappcnheiln'. South 111' the. company have signified their
Carolina; treasurer, Mrs. Emma Van 777777l777771717777im7 919113111. oi‘fcr. 71711517387117.
. . .. 11111 to r» non on 0 301199 1;
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The nominations made for the board cd further. it Is said. is due to the re
3’ 1111011013 include several old mom capture!) in the price of International
be” and those new 0,103; ‘Mrs. W11 A. Power. Frank Miller. one of the 11115
Nciden. 1111.11; hire. .1. .0. Carroll. "81»‘llml 91991191129: 777177 9011111111111
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lexns, M7} liumphreyi‘hnnsns. ‘mude to liimnnd that he would prob-
SOLDIER TERRIBLY BEATEN. ably accept it. Joseph 11. lioadloy is
...... said tube engineering the deal.
Assailante 81.1 used to Have Been De. ”'T'“
sorter- for9 Weight He Was Searching. EQU'UBR'ST FELL FROM TOWER
CHICAGO. May 8.»1.ieutcn'ant E.
1. King. 01’ the Twenty-ninth infan-
‘ry. stationed at Fort Sheridan. was
badly beaten last night by unknown
pen and sustained injuries which are
111er to cause his death. His assnii- 1
11113 are supposed to be dcsertcrs
from the fort for whom the iicuten
111 has been searching He was found
3
List of Officers Bresented by Nominat-1
Struck ‘on Head on Board Platform
and May Die.
NASHVILLE \iaiy s—-Wl1ue 8.000
persons were watching the feat of
Achille Pheliou. at the‘Eagle's cal-n1.
vul,’ last night, the clpiiiihrisi fell from
the cable at. the. top of the spiral tow-
or and plunged headlong to the plat-
form beneath. lie clutched frantically
at the cable and wires as he tell. but
fulled‘ to grasp elth‘or. ills head
all och n ladder‘ on the platform. fruc-
turlng the bones on the rightside’of
911:1 {aces .911 is feared, his injuries are
a a . .
dance of J. H. Melville. 111 Evanston.
where he had gone to secure assist
race and had fallen unconscious on
the doorstep. His head was terribly
beaten. his assailants having evident-
,v kicked him many times in the head
1fter he had become unable to defend
himself. He has also susthincd inter-
nal injuries. 1
-——~——
GAVE HIMSELF UP
John T; Donova’n Charged with Offer-7
7777!? Bribe to Law and Order Man.
iDGEPOR’I‘ May S—John '1‘. Don
ovan. charged with .oii'eling to biibe
Detccilxe George A. Arnold of the
Low and Order‘ Leeann. gave himsoli’
up: yesterday. saying that he had
heard a warrant was out for his :11
rest. He had called at Judge. Car-
r011' 11 011109.13011115 wcle set at $1.500
which be furnished. He is alleged to
have financially backed S. T. Simmons
and George H Nordnby in their at-
tempt at bribery.
HEADSTONES FOR VETERANS
Assistant Quartermaster General
Henry C Morghn» has inspected and
accepted sore new headstones for
the graves of runs. out at the.
811211111111 111115191111 Works.
The May meeting of the State Board
)1 Charities was held at the Capitol.
man and Commissioner Spencer were
Miss Rebecca G. Bacon. of New Ha
various
Miss Mary 111111.01 Hartford. report
the Memorial D
Mill
St tam 130111.
of Union Place.
119107. 7151191
711von711
1 vacation.
Stout Werts.
Bridgeport. who
urn :_
iy nort.h
sumcd.
was $100,000;
ness will pcimil.
for six weeks.
blue.
yoked to bottom
any 11!
pure
pan
any price-all
Wholesale Prices.
18 MAIN 8T1.
Metal We
pure.
George Smith. 1111221 stereos
all out about yesterday witblfriehda in
Miss K‘atio Burke. or New York ward for on case 11101111111 that can- ,9
city .111 the guest of Miss smile Dow1l.110t be cure by Hall's 0111:1111 cure. ‘
Mrs Harry W. Street and family.
‘of Darion‘ are spending a few days
~‘with friends in Droksldc.
Mic. Edward Cunningham of Spring
street. has been spending a week with
friends In New York city1
11" IGIanham, 7 of We
»' of friends
”11111 1511111111 about 11
‘1‘
7111117117 911111.“ Liuvaom 171717 Woodward 2
. ill goats Washington. 11.0.
ek to spend 'a several
Mrs. James 0,.ienp71ngs, of West
street; has gone to New Haven for a
visit with her‘ daughter, Mrs. David
Mr and Mrs. James G. Hanlon. of
visiting
f1 lands in South Main street. have re- '
turned to their home.
Gehernl and Mrs. Russell lv‘rost son
Russell and mold arrived in 87011111
Norpaik this afternoon, fater a three
months‘ European trip.
9 Samuel Adams of Yale. is the guest
20f Professor and Mrs. Carl A Har-
strains of Prospect avenue
nma attended the dance of Company D
at the armmy last night.
A. J. Hutchinson will sail
iquuois lodav for New Turk and will
probably arrive In South Nerwnlk Sun
day; James M Lane. Miss Luella i
1llane and Mrs. Frances Sooville. who
have also been spending the winter
111 Florida ale homeword bound.
Frederick Scribner,
Wisconsin,» is ‘visiting Mrs. 01111111111 11.
Seymour, at the home of It i. Wat
kins. Smith Main street
nor is a member of the American Jcr
soy Cs‘ttl‘c‘ Club and is in the cast to
attend 41 Meeting or that club now in
9081311111311 Fifth Avenue Hotel, in New
have been
Mr.
011
of Rosendai
310 FIRE iN COOPERAGE HOUSE.
Loss to Swan and Finch Oil Refinery
Over $100,000.
NEW YORK May 8.-—Fire started
curly this morning in the cooper house
of the Swan and Finch Oil refinery on
Staten island Sound. below Elizabeth-
port, N. J. The flames were formed
by a southeast wind and spread rapid-
burning several tanks cop-
laining 1.600 barrels of crude oil. ’I‘hou -
sands of barrels of refined and crude
oil were stored in the yards and in
the shipping sheds and all were con‘
As the file reached the big
tanks they exploded.
burning oil high in the air and scat'
lering it over new material.
GOVERNOR M’LEAN TO'REST.
Will Take»: 8111 Weeke' Respite from
Duty.
Acting upon the advice of Dr. Por-
ier,Gov1'rn0r McLean yesterday decili-
"d 7111M so for as his executive busi-
hc will take 11 rcst
The governor has not
been in the best of health for some
time past. and an examination by Di.
Porter revealed the fact that he Is suf
ring from nialal In and digestive trou-
m
QUALITY IS THE TRUE TEST
in your search for Wines and Li
quors for Family and Medicinal use.
do not lose sight of the fact that the
true test of value is quality.
goods you will find superior quality
Come here
had be prepared to see the
rig power of your dollar ex»
11 at our show windows and
we are sure you will step inside if
you wish the best brands of Liquor-am
Whiskics andies. Gina». Bums. Cor
dials—11nd all the rest. The ilon' a share
01 the trade Is coming our way for the
good and sufficient reason that we hail
die only pure goods-direct from the
distiller to the consumer. Twa profits,
saved. Any quality—~11“ quantity—11
Retailed 111
in on
prices.
Bl‘rnb‘oum Bros.
NORWALK, CONN.
Free Delivery.
Nurwall le Pu Pals
NO 40 WATER STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
-—-7—-—.
SOLOMON SCAM Manager.
Gold.Si71ver.~ Nickel and Copper -7
The sesa- =
stone's Will be set in place in. time or »
7 Chandeliers. Handhonslrendcrsi
Bird Cages and all kinds of
‘7 ' "Repaired
([uyg' and mucous surfaces of the system.
Ad
the
M12800“)-
sending this
The loss
9 right but “the quanta; as well. When g
1 .you place the order with 911- you in 2' 7
How's Trust 9 99 1,
We offer One iiunarad Update 11027
F. J. CHENEY £1 (10.. Props"
To“ code, 0
We, the undersigned have known
Cheney for t a last 159 years. 11117
believe him per ectly hon table ‘1!!! 01
business transactions all ilhancihily
able to carry out any obligation made
by theirfi r111. ~
51 WEST 81 TRUAX. Wholesale Drus-
ln' gists Toled0.0
WALDING.‘ K71NNAN a 77MA1‘1‘VIN
Wholesale Drugglsts Toledo.0
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken inter
noily,’ acting directly upon the blood
u..77
The “171.1112: “7121111117 glass has forc-
ed this question upon you. We'wili
help you answer it correctly. "We hare
mowers from :3. 00 11p. 9The best
grades are bnll~bourmg ’ 2
Towneuo's' “spiced“
TOWNSEND'B VICTORY
sunbeam:
AND IDEAL
are. machines we will stand by with
our personal guarantee. 2~
We have represented these mowers
for years. A broken partcan easily
be replaced~the advantage of buying
standard machines.»
Cometock
Watkins
81 Dow,
Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all Drug-11 '
gists. Testimonials free.
i , Hall 11 Family Pills ate the best.
I
"11176777 Book of the
‘ Presidents”
' By Gen. Charles H. Groovenor,
20 years member of Congress. .i’ro-
pounced the most sumptuous and mag--
niilccntly beautiful book ever issued
in the United States. Contains , 27
large full~page l’hotogruvure Por
traits reprodficod from the best paint-
ings In the White Housé. the Congress
ionai Library, the Capitol Building and "2 WASH'NGTON "73"“
the Corcoran‘ Alt Gallery, of Washing
SOUTH NORWALK.
ton.
Contains Department of‘ Autograph 1“ 1 Ph°fl0143-07c
Letters showing an autograph letter
of each P1 csident of the United States.
and Department of Armorial Bearings
and Genealogical Notes. ‘These two
features have never borers appeared
in any book ever issued.
Both President McKinley and Presi
dent Roosevelt p'oscd specially in the
White House for their portraits to be
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 patrio-
tic American citizen will bu ‘it.
Sells at sight; Small torl'un
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 open small office at home or
in home town. to have charge of ag-
cnts and correspondence. look after
the advertising» and other work.
'Ad-
9,
Painters
FIRST 01131 11111 9
$2.50 Pu 1111
911111191 HOURS
Write for terms and circulars.
dress.
TIIF CONTINENTAL PRI‘SS.
Corcoran Building Opposuc
..S Treasury.
Washington.D
7171770 IMPORTANT r1711:- 22 '
TORS or HR: “#1111311“ch ec e r
First 9 ' ‘ ’
Are you insured In a strong
company that is "confiagratlon
proof"?
Second
is your policy correctly writ
ion by an expelienced agency?
The experience of a quarter of‘ a
century is at your service.
JACOB M. “1770”.
Fire insurance
5 Railro-d Place 80. Norwnlk
87 wash'ing‘ton
Street»,- South
Narwalk. Conn.
7A Flash
Noiseiess. 7closes'withont jar or we
ter hammer. Has 911079 tank.
THE [DEAL
VOLUMETER7 FRESSURI REDU-
LATINO FLUSH VALVE. »
A self adjusting pressure regulator.
1 Fire loom-73116077
seems to be about the only commodity
bought without regard to quality.
There are as many grades of» insur
once as thele are of merchandise.
You are undoubtedly paying for the
best quality; me you quite sure you
are getting it? Better to know now
than after the fire.- Our fifteen years
experience on the subject have fitted
us to do this well.
Taylor 7 81‘ Golden,
' Telephone can 107-4. 7
——-_-_ _. _ ' 9 applied to a Flush Valve operated by
1.847- 9 , direct prongs. 17775171777778“ :he can:
amounto W at 11 seems e o
Plflnlblnd and 517071;!" "7001 time, regardless of the head omel-
1ng ‘ sure in service» pipe.
Hot Wan,- Hga‘lnn. See it in operation in our display
Hot Air. 171011111171.~ "mm
srovss’ AND 11111111113. 3
some» sun TIN 11001111113.
Gas and Steam Fitting.
Gas Fixtures. Metal Ceiling. etc
. Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES1
11111 June. :8 Mobiles Coleen)
17 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
Horacell an _,
1101.. 11111111111 all 111115111111
When 11717171 1111317 129.11%“ :weat $111111
measure. Not only want the outlity
sure of satisfactionin every bit of cool
you 1111717. - - - ~ ckiiiiin 1201.3
Place your orders 11,1111 1: and get 111. he.» and $outh»Nnrw:E
“your money's worth 701111 pride ‘euuall ‘3 lflh
any and our coal surmise: .aih'
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