.74!"er ‘ I u“
.‘i‘ 5"“ . IeonIv in thosonrtloularat to ‘stal
'tIpon legislatlvh pmledun’ and tile
recommendation. for or against divis-
in the old days they did these things
with long recourse to earings and with
loss opportunity for the practice of
bright minds in solving the loopholes
oi the law. When New London was
separated from the territory now
known as WW ud Gretna,
pcople shined by them of the el‘
islslure and had that august body do
clined to cut one town Into three parts
th .would doubtless have been no
cotton. And that was 'way back
In Revolutionary times. too.
,oen ni.; sets, 6:09p at.
: a‘rmfl‘. rstsanoas
. at Room. ‘
' Offlaqflol'walk.
lilis. the man who oaI' diltie
j“ .. the relief of the poor of hose
' ‘ fteaeilneut districts the any
has written a now book cull IHI NORWAI. FIGHT.
Child"!!! 0' lh! Tenemdnts " .- ,. (New fl.m OW
. or the most pinata», yuan. 'rnc Norwallt dIvIIIIoI matter is now
.‘ , View of literature on that before I committee appointed by the
. ”I“! written . and.sho'uld be superior court. This committee is com-
,n- 9‘ . posed of Hon. John it. Buck. of Hart»
IN“: . , I I. f rd Padafnileorgo D. Watmua, of this
.Wf” ‘ .- .‘ . c.ty an on. Frank'l‘. Brown. oiNor
HUMP“ Enquirer, WM?" “f at wich. and a stronger combination of
diluted in a Ito-license district sound judgment and knowledge of the
.. that‘thc town clerk h, on . law would be difllcult to select.
fat and “pm." i." be on Mr. Buck is a lawyer of long experi-
race and Intimate acquaintance with
“Nimble-I It in") M MD“ all legislative practice and precedent.
'of' the tilt III' of liltI-hilcld III: has acted as state counsel repeat-
Hwill become twisted in the
Inner. ‘
cdiy and his clients'inciude those
whose’interest are of vital “and very
eons areIia'théI-log. A march-
[is already being formed in
great. financialimp‘ortance.
1 Prof. Watroua In tho legal adviser of
some of the largest .corporatlons in
Connecticut and one of thc ablcst law-
van to carry the [tooce‘vcii ycrs in New England. As an instructor
W m; ira rant in- in the law school, as a leader of the
MM. mi ":2"! sub wei- bar of Connecticut. alI'the legal repre-
‘ h . aentatirc of as many clients as he. can
y ‘0‘ “ polltltal ”WW“ possibly scccpt he has won the great-
, will be tapped. est respect and mriflticncc of all who
Aloud er" l'rdttp, at' New
function Io' administer doses
ng for the backbones of:
grate. ii is ncedlcss to
y are huge doses, admin
,imow hint im the judicial tem'pcl
, the large spoon which he. usu-
trident. aiih pro ound knowledge of law
scams to bc a part of fortunate birth-
right. so tomnlctciy does it appcsr to bc
a part of the man himself.
- lv‘renk'l'. Brown. Inc third member of
-i.hg commission is thc lcadcr oi the
New Haycn‘Cotmiy bsr whlcn is por-
haps as hiahmraisc as can bc aims to
any Ia'wyc'r from Eastern Conucctlcut.
where some of the. boat lawyers in the
state are loch
Mr. Brown is a lawyw of brilliant
mind which Is rich in kIIowlcdgc lllltl
marvelously quick in comprcbcnsivm
powers. it is certain that thc import»
Ital case will be wcll tried and that tho
dwision will he of largo importance to
the stale.
.Natttraliy the «incision In this casc
will bc awaited with very great inter-
'cst. There is no preccdcnt to go by
so far as Connecticut is concerned ex-
Item. that W'hit h exists because of gen
'.uuii lcgislutite practice to count lcgis
i. alive and not calendar days.
Irolina la the one «talc lu "m.
which does ndt“sllow divorce for
one. This may become the int-
,3, aiform divorce inns. it would
'i ly havc the oilch of making ai
'l‘ilink twicc.
_ -~-—- *‘m—e‘ ,_~. ‘ ‘
' of the papers are c Iatinlng ill'at
t is not knoun to thc pcopic
Ito M“ be if file ptcscut 'ncws-
controtcrat as to ills moms and
Pita cohtlnucs.
nil
o notion of Japan in refusing to
newspaper men to accompuu‘i
troops. will not help hcr in gain tl-‘rorn ihc Bridgeport" Standard)
:th sympathy of the press lo an) ‘ Considerable adv-tic is being lallsh-
. fallout. [NI on (.‘ongrcssmau Hill to the effect
. _._.....--_.._. _.-. . ithai bc should not display so much
I, “0MB“, another m‘wugmhm 'iccling at the report III which be is
intentiouod as our of thc. presumed or
a.” Po“ QWQI Department Il'. “ alleged dcllnqocnts in tilt; post- office
PPWI' ”Wm '3 PM!” of "’0'“ [0| l business. We think (‘ongrcss-
? mun Hill was justiflcd in bat he said
,uud in thc iccilug that prompicd ii.
lic kuon, ‘ \ ..cn ho was put bolero the country
wayc‘ppht that. Infcyqptiaily If not di-
rcgu urged him with illegal one
and specified the instances there
of why was the fact withhold that the
practices charged in thc instances
film]. had been It
OUR CONGRESSMEN.
Ng.—. __..
‘Ilhe ground hog is no fool
I he was doing when he not back ’1‘
g i Thurro‘w.
are already beginning to sax-II
{to make tIIc trip to the SI
mttion‘. .I i”. ,". g ’ iih“ department? WIy was that cs
Icntiai and imporiniii part of the rc-
LK': SUIT FOR DiVORCE.‘ Imrt nxuunml? Mr Hill did not
(Now inndon Day) charge Mr. Blistow [with clihor milk
'in: the report or milling the rccord.
”goon“! opening incidculs in tho 1,“. whopvcr 511.113.; piece of business
re tits committcc namctl ho cliaracicrfm unmistakably anti
.‘0 0"“ "5" 'h‘.‘ “MN- i“ lh" aptly ' The rccord III CongIcsstnsu
.. . 1 MW?” “if! town 0' NOT Lilcy‘ a case was also incomplctc
. [I ‘3 evident ”‘R‘ "m“ 'I“ t“ 1" misleading and essentially false. Why
“W“ 0'“ "ONWVPI‘SI 830‘: tih.,- were not all the facts giIen? That It»:
.» oi handling bills to th' right to know. The revelation. of Mr.
PM "16 DPOI‘CdWO “1 cllltt‘itright to kniw. The revelation oi Mr.
I the summer ~ That we» Hill’s zcal Iml industry for his oas-
' bl MT mollbium MWTM.‘ silthcuts ls nothing new. although fills
"WWII”. WM" "0 "WWW" imcstigaiion calls attention to it ill
H‘- “03"“: 0' ”’9 3'13“" “‘ia way which his follow citizens III
yuterday ‘0 fl" competency: Connecticut uill understand and up
I"? 0i the cxm‘ilih" "1"“ “Ii [prociatc and so far as any misunder-
'7 i0 "“3 eficct that "If?“‘l alluding ls concerned. resulting from
HINPDI‘OVGII the) If? I’Ptul‘hw tho carelessness or malice of tho ctli
-ch “I which "I"? (“Unified for iii the report that will more to
el all! it in sessiofi.‘ ‘80 yrgtpu svm airy and not blame llc
% ”0"" litmus done hi dqu land boon misrepre-
.,, (Vim! followed Hosted and slandcrcd for doing it but
' A... m “disclosed that mam-rimmed constitucnts arc able to discrimi-
the time Ithon bills are” ”no
, IAiiotIldr'intcrcstlug nil-um y
to prove Is that aeyir
ory of g statc has ’the
_ receives bill do he J ‘~-‘_
M
‘ r» 1“.
A E Wifliilltiltl’
4. r‘Q h
I. 3;
I? -
“General Superintendhtt of
‘ . . South Norwalk'a 1Electric.
flhyaoi-so m i Works. writes under date
”g j of March to. 1906:
HOlOl Cliffol i To the Linonine Co..
. dinners as the! In
:fiure you in II.
‘0 often. .
I
L: whiz. ._ g
I.
... a- ..
it” was not returned with-+
be‘ e‘x‘pectcd that the hear-l
touch spur legislative mm“
the beginning there is ev-
to let in light upon the.
cilia past which will he in
highly Interesting The
W ,m of conriie based upon
... Ipi the governofawoto of
Isis
Gentlemen:
Aftér having used Lincoln:
in my family to combat La-
Grippc. I am in a position to
endorse it as a most excel-
lent medicine. both gratify-
t 'ing in results and pleasing ‘
g to tah c.
k! . Wage: thebcat out of life
n"will
91'- I.
I‘M NOTII. IA-
when good things come our
. way ye should .paas them
l along. Thereforcitwilibcmy
IV‘IWI . W
S runaway did odi-
i macaremcdyoirarcmerlr.
ei- tmvoaaohvn
‘twwv .rcw‘
. no.
ided not illegal hy-
ra madc- lt immiscible to “m “a (I... a." Is true in {fig 5.," gfoundland have been cruising about
tmsrcnce for a week or more. Navi-
family food.
Ycatt fermenb the lood.’
‘ Alum baking powders are injurious. .
Royal Baking Powder saves health.
ROYAL IAIING POWDER 60., NEW YORK.
4 , Powder
Saves Health
The use of Royal Bakin
essential to the yhealthfuf
Powder is
ness of the
I
TRINITY UNDEICLAII FIGHT.
Freshmen and Sophomores Had an Ev-
ca Thing, but Former Claimed
the Victory,
llAlt'l‘l-‘URD, March li.—r'l‘he annual
umlcrclass fight which usually marks
lit. Patrick’s day at Trinity College
occurred today on the college walk.
The battle itself was an even thing.
but the freshmen claimed the honors
of thc day over thc. sophomores be-
cause the freshman flag was kept fly-
‘ng from an upper window of Jarvis
Hall and the sophomores were unable
to sm-urc the trophy. .
There was a fierce fight on the stairs
loading to the room where the flag
wait. lI‘iity men chc engaged on each
side. but no scrious accident occurred
The flag was llnaliy dropped to some
freshmen on the walk bciow and was
carried to a plscc of safety.
Evcrywhcrc on‘sidcwalks and vacant
walls down town arc painted the num»
crals "1907" in bright colors. especial-
ly about city hall. The mosaic floor
of a local theatre cntrance bears the
same cushion: in figures six feet long.
A banner has been placcd on the scat-v ,
folding around tho dome oi the siatc'
capitol. i
This ctcning tbcrc will be a tasty
d can parade down town follow ed by a;
i or rush on tho c.ampus .
,TO STOP SEARCHING OPERATIONS
Russian Cruiscr's Actions Brou
Great Britain's Attention.
LONDON. March Ii.-Answcring a
question in the House of Commons to
day regarding the movements oi the
Russian armored crulscr Dimitri Dons-
kol, in tho Metlltcrrsncau. hcr scarcit-
iug merchant vcsscls, etc... sltcr ro-
oairing at Sue: and to what steps his
majesty s got crnmcnt proposcd to take
to stop those operations Premier llal
four. while admitting the grcat impot-
tance of the qucstion, said he Inunt‘
have time to inquirc into the facts bc-
iorc he would be able to give II com.
plote answer.
chlyiug subscqucutly to tho Libcrsl
leader in the liousc, Sir llcnry Camp
beli-Banncrmau. Mr. llalfour fixcd
March 21 for the dcbatc on thc ‘votc
of censure, notice of which was givcn
last night in tbc bousc by Sir Henry.
The text of tho voic of chIsurc pro-
posed last night by Sir Henry Camp-
boll-Banncrman is as follows:
"That this llousc disapprovcs the
conduct of his maiesty's govcrnmout
In advising the crown not to disallow
the ordinance for thc introduction of
Chinese labor in thc Transvaal.“
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SAILING VESSELS CAUGHT iN lCE.:
One lost is In a Critical Condition and l
Escape to Doubtful. ,
NORTH SYDNEY C. III. March i?—'
Information was received bcrc today
that three sealing steamers had been
caught in the Inst for fields near St.
llaul's Islantl fiftccu mllcs mirtheast
of the Cape Brcton coast Onc oi thc.
\Plllu‘lfi is In a critical condition.
The steamers which hail from Ncww l
the easterly cnirancc oi the Gulf oi St.
gation in these waters has been more
difficult. than usual this season on 10-;
count of the thickness of the drift ice.»
The fields cstcnd well to the eastwardi
of the Cape Breton coast and reach at
times as far as St. Pietro. In addition
to the imprisonment of the stcamer
Pro Patris for a fortnight. scverall
steamers were tied up for days at va'
tildes" points. ‘
of the steamers are five miles
west of St. Paul's island. but. it
thought. can get out of the 0qu wit -
out sustaining damage, The third is
is considered doubtful unless the wind
shifts and drives the ice out of the Gulf.
Had loco Ordered to Phillppinaa, Iut
Decided Not to GO.
OMAHA. Nob" March 17. ——Ilalor
William H. Been. U 8.» '..‘A committed
suicide today by shooting. 0rd rod to:
the Philippines he had his nhs
packed this mining and taken to the
depot. Ihamedlately afterward he ask-
ed his wife to play on the piano. and
while she was pl lite thrust an
army revolver to.
ilred. The bullet
and he died alIn
lately
.tion is cltccctlillgly soft and rich
3 bands. One figure Is douc out the from
four miles to windward and her escape ,
ARMY OFFICER KILLED HIMSELF. .
ght temple an! f
in his NUS I
assent. va j 6!s nun. .
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PASHIONI.
llsvt- \ou noticcd how much mauvc
there is in the nicer dress fabrics and
It ccssorlos?
Weave a bit of gold into your dress
embroidery if you would have It vcry
fashionable.
Brown and green arc fashionable.
but they will never proIe so popular a
combination as. him- and green are and
have been.
A good many profe'f louisine to fat
lots for lining their (Irene and voil-
gowns. 'l‘iIc result of such a combina
in selcc ting a piccc oi iincutfor cross
stitching be sure that thc meshes arc
cxsctly. lhc same sizu. both ways. elsc
your dcsign will uppcur flalloncd onc
won
1 hougb wc arc not at. wat ourselves
uc bsIc numcti nm of out ucu tOQues
the “torpedo" Ioouc. it at least lookfl
as If Dame Fashion was partial to that
kind of war implemcnt.
What a hcavy look many of the new
hats have at the back. It is a peculiar.
ity which is carried to an extreme and
is to be deplored. for from the from
many of thcm are very becoming.
What do you think of Turkish tchI
l'Ing foI ""Illlll0\el collars and cola? l' W
Hotel soon It sct but they tell me that
nitcl Illt‘ll cdgcs arc buttonholod with
rope silk ibcy are V'cly pretty.
A number of shiitwalsis which i
hate sccn decorated with the dainty
cross stitch bsvc figures instead of
watching from thc collar nearly to thc
bust line. there is It smallcr one on
citbcr side of thc front running from
the shoulder scum down about thc dis-
taste of the scam plalts that protftic
fulnoss there. and a slrnilaI figure on
the top of each slcci c Some prefer tht
slccve figuIc down on the full part
just. above the cuff.
A secoudIrecoim for pea
nut cookies. It was clipped by a
l‘lainvillc rcatlcr from the ow Eng-
land Homestead" and Is gi n horc
wzitb Shell and rub off skin of roast
t'tl pcanuts to measure one- hill pint
ttuo cups) when chopped fine. Cream
tuu tablespoons butter and one cup
sugat; add thIoc eggs. luo table
spoon salt. the chopped nuts. and flour
to Iualtca soft dough. Roll thin and
bake on pan turned bottom side up in
slow own. This acorns like a real
cooklc but I suspect that the thinner
Inlxtutcs, those that cits be dropped
from a spoon. wllilie ‘thlnner when
baked. more dainty and loss substantii
and conscqncntiy more popqu for it o
oclock tea and the like. The above
_-rctlpc sounds good. howctbr. and We
no doubt will be tried bya agood than“.
oc'raorr arrotitvsv naAD.
DETROIT. Mich.. March 17,—Henry
Thurber. a well known attorney of this
city, who was private secretary to
President Cleveland during his second
team. died today. He was operated on
for appendicitis two wccks agO.
. Inga“; haw. mur-
V ~':i'?suno
'm
- Kuwait-
very fortunate In
damage by ice and itor t
past winter. The float still stands Ill"
tact and undamaged on the shore
where it was placed last fall by Jail“;
itor Carl Wicks. and the only damage
has been the lifting by the ice of twol
of the outer and northeast plies which
hold the float. These will have to be
rodriven.
—.__._.
PURCHASED THI‘LAUNGH “GIR-
T UDI."
ggtrthur w. Wicks of Shodlold-on the!
nod has purchased the launch "Ger-
fruits of 1.0qu Price and llll had It!
equipped with I new our horse WW0?
«IIgtne It the Norwallf Launch works.
The boat was placed in the water thllr
morning. Mr Wicks intends to take
her down to the island and put her to
good use immediately. :
It is no use fixing the eye on tho'
compass if the band is not on the
whcel.
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POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. ;
HOYT' S ‘I'FH ATRR
One Week Commencing
MONDAY, MARCH 14.
The Most Popular of Last Season's.
Popular-Priced Attractions,
The Fenbera Stock;
Compiliill
Michael Raffenu’s
Triplets .
Friday night-“Beware of Men."
Sat. Mat.—-"The Young Helress."
Sat. night—"Tracy. The Bandit."
' in all white, white with neat figures, black and whites, all black;
Are you in the least interested in spring or summer w.alsts Wheth-
or you re a buyer or only looking you can spend pmfliablc time at our
ready-“tone“ section. Our assortment for spring and summer wear is
large and beautiful. The newest of the new dozens of different styles
also
some very pretty dark effects.
AT Site-Matty new and protly effects that you'll find in malty shops
at 690 and 25c. I
A‘I’ hf .oo—Dozcns of different distinct stylcs made up III the best pos-
sible manner, most, places ask you 81. 50.
BETTER OUALITIES UP TO $5.00,
Stuart Scherzo Suits, Rudiments,
'IDa‘Ikw; Skirts, Sockets.
'l‘lltI STYLE tllIIl QUALITY the BEST.
'l‘lIc PRICE you will find LOWER than you'll be asked to pay clsc-
wllcrc. '
CONCERT
of the
AMHERST («'0th GE GLEE.
BANJO AND MANDOLIN
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cedar. April 5th.
AT
Yiioyi's Theatre.
i'lIIIt-I' the auspices of
Third Infantry.‘ C. N. 6.
s‘ nékb'si inun’lvj'?“ .L
so an. hots. $1.00.
Reserved seat chart oddna April iat.,
at 9 a m., at Wood's drug store Ner-
waik, and Box Office Inf-Theatre.
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EXPERIENCE
ity.
WE CATER TO THE PUBLIC
and best at moderate prices... .
SPRING is HERE
market daily. , , ..
THIS WEEK: '
ksnsnssa
.1"
it
money.
Inamellns or Sun Puts, Inf,
. 3".” rast- can. :2
: Illlk crackers. ., ~‘-‘
I HOW TlME TABLES ARE MADE
CLUBS. i
- in this connection,
make one statomt-nt that
.baps intcrcst you.
i passcngcr
Iroad Is It vcry
With so many branches and divisions
COM PA-NY D [crossing anti intersecting each Other.
land with the necessary connections
lbotwocn trains at junction points.
is a very serious task to
trains so as to accommodate tiIc major-
ity of 'the traveling publi'c.‘
iorily“. because the railroad man has
not yet bccn born who can make a‘
schcdule that will
of the traveling public: and our plan
in making up these train schedules is
to try and make general changes only
twice
March 16, iiit changes have to be made at
Once more we give another. astonishing Ila sin to the
generosity of our offer If you take advantage
VSRY, IEST‘ MOCHA AND JAVA COFFI‘ LI-‘.
a Les. rtneoaauuurso euoaa Fats
Rich Flavored Coffee. the goodness will he preven If you will try it. .
‘ ‘.3 ‘ at. Les. LARGE WHOLE HEAD inc: (see. price 10c I». ma 23¢. ‘
FINIIT scam CREAMIRY IUTTaR. ~
“on? Iuttaris just elegant. Try It and be convinced. * ' ~
Let us be of service to you, don't put it of! any longer. send your order to us and receiya big valitg for your
2353:”:
tiIncs, but tllcsc gcncrui changes “."’
cndcuvor to restrict 'to the spring and
.H...I
iMaking Up Train Schedules on the file fall.
Consolidated Road. ltoiorc each change is madc’ WI!
IVlcc-l'rcsltlont l’etcy R. Todd nl ‘.‘ l- l|«t\'(‘, what we call ”time card
Ilnccilngs" of all the officers lntcresb
cd. and the point that i want to make
in connection with this matter is this:
Every suggestion received by any of-
tic-eI of the company as to the run-
ning of any train on any branch of the
system is laid aside until one of the
conferences is hold and then evety sin.
gle communication of this kind that has
bccn received is discussed, and consld~
cred. and adopted If possible; and in-
cidentally I might remark. to put it
very mildly. that at each of these con-
ferences there are several hundred'of
such suggestions considered, and what
governs the officers in reaching a con-
clusion is_ what time card can be mad:-
that will nccomodate the majority of
the traveling public. -
tcrbury Banquet l
i would llkc to?
may pet-II
The making up of
schcdulcs on this
complicated mutter
[ruin
it
schedule
I say "Ina.
sccommodstc all
.tn inor
other
in year. Of course.
advertise your wants in The Sentinel.
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CALL til-a.
’sSto
_OOOD THINGS TO I"
We are still learning. but one thing we have already gotten by heart at: The store that sells
the best goods I: the one who stays the longest m” business. and' Is most respected' In the commun-
And have the best class of trade In the town. The goods we serve them with are the purest
You want to call at ourIiltore- and see what spring vegetables. etc. .. are appearing upon the
NEW RIPE TOMATOES. FANCY BOSTON HEAD LETTUCE.- CELERY, NEW POTA-
TOES. SPINACH. CARROTS. BERMUDA ONIONS. PARSLEY, ETC.
Our full and extensiveiline of FANCY CAKES. CRACKERS AND WAFERS. crisp and
fresh from the ovens to your table at - .
Glarlssf W5 [Mia Grocer. 33 Walt Itasiiiiatoi Street.
3 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR FREE I
A cor-Fen saacIAL.
people of The Norwalks.
this coffee special. Hire it is. .
You will surely sppr‘eciate ‘
soc. ,
{min sacs rouse. I
A RICE mom. ’ ‘ i ' .‘ .
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Extra Fancy Carolina. . I.
‘N..om ’f -, f
’1
, Ive-V"
POTATO snot“. a ”a... choice/romaine. '2'
Fancy mm . 20¢ Gan French Peas. 150
. . _ H. U r‘apr tam Banners“. .100 ’.‘v
POIAM l I:- L c ' pat‘ as" "5'. .... ) ’12th f
8mm” “"H' I Cream Aster soul“ (has no equal).
Pet- ma, 7 , ;. so
' 2 ail.- Isrtiett Pears, . 25a
2 Case of Plum or Apricots. 250
some $1.15. ammo amuse-rm, can. too
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Norwalk Chronicler