... Quill-m.
I.m-' bell ilzlilD-fll.
NO blticT‘AiNlb. TILIPNONI
Residence. '
. once.
'TWO DRESSING NIIDO.
a~nhort time ago it was shown
vety that there is' need ‘et' a
t item at police headquarters to
' n the violently insane who are
' there from time to time. Thoush
. .a. Iackei would 00st. only! a few
l t rs it has has not yet been provid
3 and yesterday there was again need
_t. One should be procured‘irn-
iiely and the nuthoritléa should
be compelled to resort to such
; sshifts as manacllng the prisoners
fid then tolling them in comfortablea
lfltiL; they are swaddled like mum
. all t t ‘i
.Al‘dtller need at police headquarters
. r"padded cell where persons can be
spam so that they will not be able
V («findings to themselves. The cell
;.
P
L removed lately, an iron hodlltlladN
bi may readily be seen that this Is not
Walloon humanity should he sat
Treason for theibulldlrlg of such
--—-s~u——-——-A '
we hesitate to call Editor White, or
m Ridgeflold Press, heartless, but
he says that there is more lndi‘
”soon. In the luscious huchloberry leo
V ithere is in a dosen biscuits, made
ya newly established- housekeeper.
it is about time to call a halt. Eyident-
ly he is unfamiliar with the biscuit pro
position or he would not make luck a
ran comparison. We take off our hats
Vgl‘ln as an expert on pie. but in this
case we must respectfully decline'to
agree with mm. If he does not like
nice succulent huckleberry pies
Int send them to South Norwalk
NA?“ they will be appreciated.
aleLEea wav or COLLECTING
nears.
t,
Salli to be the Cause of the Recent Up-
' rising of the Hereroo.
LIN. March 24. -The Dentsches
Plait. the organ of the Golan-
. married 7’,“ extra etdhulgln to
’ 'x nngnmerousoc re
mfi‘lle Herero uprising in Ger-
' ' Southwest Africa. confirming The
Mutated Press previous cabie‘ des'
' V bee regarding the causes 01 the
Barr Duft. a local magietrate of
Windhoek. says: “So far as the
causes are concerned i believe I am!
not mistaken in attributing them chief-
ill the reckless methods of wander-
tth traders in collecting debts in Here
to land. These traders proceeded with
reckless/injustice out at their. custo-
m dllher taking ther cattle in pay-
giant Mnebts at Mo lowa valuation l
:else‘ selstng finals which did nor;
m to; the do tors it is reported
..‘craders pal ed themselves off
unearths Her-ores, as government of-i
We had threatened the natives with l
ailment if their debts ,.were not
The timid natives submitted
out lodging plaints with the
Meat aired awn-t the
-. thus gath‘dliéd force and was
erred 'to all Germans "
s 'absenee. while quelling the
.t uprising. also exproaseii
that the Herero rebellion in
e‘vtolent captions‘of wander- ,
era in the lection of debts. "
CALLS. '
‘ , Y..VN Y... March 24 .-—-To cont-
Was companies to inter.
’ its so that people -.will not‘
use the Instruments of two
: ' The‘ (tilt provides that It!
be the duty of every company”
. 6f- a rival compony”
the delivery of a bond 'by the
may. to allow“ a iwltclt
so that a subscriber or one
he! talk with the aubdcrlber
without extraioharge.
' Wright. werobaeu
. by something
. if he it‘d asked the veteran leader of
Judge. Richter of Windhoek. .‘
lotto ot' the men arrested for alleged
V warblltfitgtnos or Napoleon and Jethr-
bile“ thV ' 1c:
evening abottt ll:15Wt:y%werc sudden
______..iy baited while nearing the meadows
My” trying to jump
elm
up on John‘ a Wk declined to It
i All a they could not
tmwhat the
t at . o prise it was
a largo'mstebratimaaanring nitm inch
rs from head to tail: At lll'oi tho boys
intended not to harm it, but they be
lng compelled to. tort- Itp half of tin
sea wall along the road. After knoc-k
lug it senseless .lohn decided to Icl
P nil watch it while he run hornc.
zit-t I'allhful wutclr dog. who has It
Idge on stub things Ntltlll put it to
its salvation. The boys then lightcd a
tow ‘rnatchcs to gene on their prev.
This mor ring it was the cattsc of con i
sidcrabie talk. The boys declare iltt-y I
.w-ill hereafter either carry a five cham-
ber or a club oh tht-lr journeys across
ihoL meadows.
John has often come in contact‘
with a skunk while cycling home, but i
such a monster of a rat he tloMln'l cart- 1
to meet again. Tile boys are consider.
lug themselves lucky for passing off
without any further injuries than a
sudden shaking up of the nerves.
cRITtCiZEO ENGLISH RECTOR.
Mr. Parks Claus Coaster-tattoo in
Non-Conformiat Rankl.
, LONDON, March 24.—.—Cansternatlon
has been caused in Britishlnon-confor-
mist circles by a speech of Robert W.
Perks Liberal member of Parliament,
for the Louth Division of Uncpnahlre, '
delivered yesterday at the opening of a
Methodist bazaar at booth. in which he
vigorously critlsed the Rev. Reginald
John Campbell, minister of, the City
emple here. Both men are pillars
of Itormonformity. one of them being
practically the he of the mlnistt-‘y
and the other iwh Is a partner of C. l
T, Yerkes the American (cuapltallst)
one. of the most prominent laymen. I
The two main points of Mr. Parks at
tack were the Rev. Campbell‘s recent l
presentation at court by the Bishop Otl
London and the projected surpllclng of
\1r.Campbell's cirolr of the City Tem!‘
p e
"l was sorry," said Mr. Perks. ‘to
see a few days ago when Mr. Campbell
wished to go to court, that he asked the
Bishop of London to present him to
the king. What would have been said
in days gone by If Puritan preachers.
persecuted not. only by Parliament as
they are now but by a feeble Stuart
king. had asked Archbishop Land to
present them to King Charles. Camp-
bel would have been far better advised
ton-conformity, the Rev. James Guin-
ness Rogers. to introduce him to Kim
Edward Instead of going to a levee
hanging to the apron strings of an Aug-
‘icanb shop "
Referring to the surpllcing of the
then and women of the choir in gowns
and vclvet caps Mr Perks said: ”-Rit
nailsm is a steep and slippery slope.
Possibly the next thing we shall see is
Mn. Campbell male ling round the
aisles of the City Temple followed by
his surplloed choir chanting a proces
littoral hymn. with the reluctant dea-
cons behind. These are days when
rton-conformity'is confronted with a
severe struggle. We cxpcct our
preachers to march with fcurlcss, lllloy-
ant step, and not become camp fol-
lowers in the Anglitan army. "
-tiiasgow, anti served on an English
Tire Rev. Mr Campbell declines
discuss Mr. Perks“ remarks.
".....-—
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GUILTY or restusv. ' ;
Waterbury Trolleyman Sentenced to
Three Years in Prison.
WATERBURY March 24. -A terdict
of guilty of perjury was retumed by
a jury in the superior court yesterday
against Willis ”W who was
'ormerly employed by connectlcut
Railway and Lighting dummy..-
l)urlng the strike inch ”r. a non
union conductor and some of a
c'ar were viciously assaulted by a
crowd of masked men in Waterville.
and Vaudemark who was a striker. was
t i-
complicity in that affair. At sub
sequent trial however the in?»
id to convict any of the W";
was the testimony given by antler,
mark at that trial itr establishing an
alibi that lcd to his arrest recently on
. gthetperjury charge.
mVand dental-k was sentenced to impris
opulent. for not more than three years
and pot less than two years
”RJ’URORS GO TO PRIOON.
‘ “grad.“iigm fining“ 2“”. {payouts was Toatlfled in map Will
(4 .n
titres Wars Each.
PARIS,- arch 3!. --Tbs macho
Tribunal toduy sentenced Muse and
Moranne for perjury in the Polr will
éaae each to three years' imprison-
meat. ‘
lanes and Moranne are the bicy-
cliets who were touring at the time of
the automobile accident ': earlvreux'.
Efaboe. in August 190:. ion resulted
in meheaths of Mr. and lies. Charles
1. Fair, of San Francisco. The men
chimed to have been the Fairs thrown
out; but rtestlmony showed that they
wane .tiot‘ present, but they so repre-
sented themselves hoping to get a trip
to merino
Intramural-guru ros rue
8, “arch ate-Tho largo
.lownrd improving the Chicago police
tl'ipcr in his recent report. has hccn
made. chief O'Neil announcing forty-
scven promotions to fill vacancies.
due from Guyandotte, W. Va. to Hang-
? VVTl'ie mutants of Royal Baking i
i
i
Powder have had forty years of scienti I
rlence.
very method of
ing has been exhaustively studied In this
country and abroad.
The result a a perfect product In Royal l
Theta Is no substitute
The urity and efficiency of
Balunlgowd or have been comm
mended by t e highest authorities. . ,
These facts mean two important
things to all housekeepers: ‘
Baking PoWder.
for it.
RoyalBaltIn
First: that Royal
healthful and makes wholesome food.
. Second: that Royal Baking Povv'clor.
makes food good to taste.
ROYAL
BAKING
ABSOLUTELY PURE
WAR SURGEON OEVAD lN TEXASw
DALLAS. Torn. March 24. —-Dr,
llavld Mckay. aged sevcnty one years.
died ltcre yesterday. He was born in. I
warship in the Crimean “(or as aur-
goon. in thc (.‘it'll War he was under
liurnslde in the Army of the PotomaC.
Later he was city physician at New
Orleans. He was a member of the
Board of Pension Examiners. and for
six years was snrgcon-gcncral of thc
Grand Army of the Republic of tho
i'nitcd Status. llc was a man of (lt't'll
rcsoarcir, and noIt-d for widc philan-
Ihropy.
lMPROViNG CHICAGO POLICE
. FORCE.
CHICAGO, March 24.—-Tho first step
force. as suggested by Capt. Alexander
There will be a general shakeup of
the entire police department as a re-
sult of the new promotions. Old men
will be shifted to tht'outlylng stations
where the work will not be so hard
Intl the young and active men will be
Issigncd to the principal stations.
STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES
STRIKE.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va. March 24.—
All the employee of the Camden inter-
state Street Railway struck today,
Two htrndred men are out. The entire
lag Rock. Ohio. thirty miles, is idle.
he power house force is also out. .
and no electric power is to be had.
Many business enterprises are serious-
ly affected by this. The strike is the
result of the discharge of two em-
pioyos.
CANNOT EMPLOY CHILDREN.
NEW YORK March 24. ——The constl- ,
tutlonality of the provision of the com- .
pulsory school law forbidding the em-
ployment of children under fourteen
years of age during the school year.
was sustained by Justice Roosch of the
Municipal court today. -
QUARRY WORKER! ON STRIKE.
LOWELL. Mann. March 24.-—Three "
hundred quarry workers employed by
Winston tastier & Companyat West
Chelmaford. are on a strike agaiaet an
order fixing ten hours "as a day‘ a work
Last year the men worked nine hours.
W
STRONRT
GUAYAQUIL. Ecuador. March 2hr-
A strong but short earthquake shock .
t there yesterday. shortly before ‘
:fl «.4..- .
J. O. SHERMAN RI-NOMINATED.
UTICA, N. Y.. Norah It—At the M
Milena convention for the Twenti-
l the gift of a clrintc of it boils to tho:
our auosr lasts-L
coast.
bread-and-calte rais-
l
Baking Powder is,
POWDER
GIFT OF cl-ilME BELLS.
NEW BRITAIN. Conn” March 24. -
Philip Corbin. president of the Amer-
ican Hardware f‘o.. has announced.
South Congregational church of this
titl. as a companion gift to the 820.—
000 organ presenter” by him p few
years ago. The chimes will weigh
[9000 pounds and will be the. finest
that has been cast nr‘AmerIca
iii by the whole Italian Mediterranean
I fleet.
cab weathered"
se vs your, benboas la .
very tall standards.
Orchids seem to be plenty-tn the
nilillners' windows. and very naturall
looking they are. too.
The rod for suede and crush leather
belts has extended to the buttons and,
strappings of oue's gown.
‘Shaded white' is a ternt ouel
doesn't hear very often. but some of,
the new trimmings are spoken of my
this wn.. i
lt' a strange we have so many fasiI-'
ions in which the term "lineman" IIP'
pours when we have so little sympathy
v. lift the Russians.
’l‘iu- flutirorr pluses art still the
t iguc, but illi' git-at quaulliy of lnrudlc
Inc has to grasp in carrying the: n
i wars to bc a detriment. to their pop-i
clarity.
A few of the now repoussc lll't'fll
have the littlest edge of light plnkl
t-I' blue or some very faint flirt. so
dreamy as it were that it makes tltut
l‘nc bctwccn the lace and the material l
indistinct and the lace to seem almost 3
a Dart of the material on which It lies. !
Oriental laid work is among the band ,t
decorations for Moon and other wash .
towns. The designs for this work make ‘.
inc think of the geometrical figures,
tnly perhaps less elaborate. at the end i
if the kaleidoscope. There is a tiny
lluc of black outlined everywhere be-
tween the figures.
A new way to let a motif of lace into
r. gown. or at least a waist of say crepe .
t:t~. chine or chiffon Is to Iut the opcn.
ing larger than the motif! and lace;
the motif to the edge with a. very nar
row satlrr ribbon. You see the cdgt-l
must. first be finished with a late or
. i n opcn braid so as to have something i
t ) lure the ribbon tlrrotlgh. i
Tire new way of wearing a black rib- ?
hon on the hair at the neck is to ar-
‘ range it in two rosettes and place one i
at either side of the coil or brain at‘
the most becoming point. You will see l
this from- side-to-sldc arrangement out
the hats also There will he a rosette!
«r bunch of flowers on either side of;
illt‘ crown connected by a band of the"
same over the top of the crown.
WOMEN'S KIDNEYS.
Women are more often afflicted with
kidney disorders than men, but attrib-
i t9 the symptoms to diseases peculiar
to their sex. while in reality the kid-
neys are deranged. Nervousnoss,
headache. puffy or dark circles under
the eyes, pain in the back are signs
of kidney trouble that must not be
ignored, or a serious malady will re-|
suit. Foley' s Kidney Cure hsb rcstor i
ed the health of thousands of weak. 5
nervous, broken down women. it stops
irregularities and strengthens the uri-
nary organs. lt purifies the blood
ind benefits the whole system Sold
t Plalsted's drug store. '
(.‘MPEROR WILLIAM AT NAPLES.
lisiuted by the Entire Italian Medlter
ranean Fleet.
NAPLES, March 24. —Entperor Wil-
liam arrived here today, on board the
North German Lloyd steamer Koenig
nilrcrt. escorted by the German cruis-
ct Prinz Friedrich Karl, and was salut-
The members of the (.erman
colony here met the emperor at Capri.
The first message rccelicd by Emperor
William was a telegram from Kingi ”-.--....-
\Wittoria Emmanuel. billing hint wel-l
comc and signing lrintsclf' Your Af-i
fcctlonatc Friend and Loyal Ally."
ed while the cannons boomed.
GATE TO HEALTH
The Standard of Spring Medicines is
DR. HUMPHRIES' BLOOD
( REMEDY.
THE Zl‘l TFUSS PHARMACY
SOLE AGENTS
80. NORWALK.
EASTER on;
Aren’t you going' to make it a
joyful Easier for some one? Of
‘ course you are and we are prepan
ed to please the young and old.
Our line of Easter goods embrac-
es cute little chicks, me real thing.
. almost alive, surly ducklings, just
out of the shell. rabbits, and last
but not least. the old mother hen.
waiting to be stuffed with candy.
A neat line of Easter Cards. 5 to
25¢
You'll be thought well of if you
use Eaton-Huribut Stationery.
Highland Unenuall colors. ma es
‘oorrespondencs ‘a pleasure. in
mouth. Orleans or Potomac. in
white are popular brands but for
something real neat and novel, ask
2 for Swan“ s Hematitched. It's duo.
'M. H. LOWE
50c. 01 1.00
i NO. MAIN BT..
Seventh Oongrualonal District held
.. cried”. Janeen. alibi-man,
l
l
l
The ladies of Naples sent many beau-
from the package.
\
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l
Milan“
FfRIIlT
but”.
efOne Pound
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Spring Optimist ~(SS-
ii
3hursdap. March '3mtt’tp,
brides).
Saturdap. March. '3mntg
Gut- Send-Tinned Opening 'Dlsphp oi
fitinu'ttnd Kata.
mode“ from Tarts. and the photos productions
05 out out «part m\\\\l\b\‘b are width recap-L
titted as the beating Easlt'ton input 'ut the
tn\\\\ttors‘ ranks.
on. which has characterised our tumor tits-
p\ags to surpassed in this seasons exhibit and
awaits gear inspection.
blotted»). 'Sr'tdap and Saturdap—Nts
limbo opening taps.
lnp'ttsd to attend.
iner
bandit
March 3mm“
Tilllb
Sixth
I \.
Copies oi the \eatlittp
'bha high standard oi
You are corolatw
PITTSBURG,
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COLLISION IN RAILROAD YARDVBV. l NEW l'lAVEN ROBBER GUILTY.
PIL, North 24. “The NEW HAVEN Conn.. March 24.—
been
TPIIu-Iburg Express, cast-bound on the
An immense crowd of people wli-lPiltsbtlrg. Fort Wayne and Chicago
versed the emperor's arrival and cheer- 3 Railroad. collided with a locomlive in
the yards at Crestling Ohio, early to
day. The engine was wrecked and the
.tlful floral decorations to the imperial engineer and fireman slightly hurt, but
:Iyacht Hohcnwllcrn, which the euipcr- ‘ none of the passengers was injured. as. was identified by the women ooncern~
Lor boarded soon after his arrival here. i the train did not leave the rails.
CALL 58-2.
WINGS
Joseph Martin. colored, accused of
robbing several women by snatching
their purses on the street, was held
for the superior court yesterday in
bonds of 81,500. Re pleaded guilty to
one of the charges against him. and
. ed in two other cases.
’sStore
TO Elf.
Extraordmary Fine
MAPLE IUGAR CREAM—This is the most delicious outlast knewn. it is delicious when eaten with spoon
s s .a-b
a cousmaflot‘i crook. ‘. ‘
of our Very lest Mocha and Java core. at 30c and y. pound pf our very
Mfun'awsvrillgififreaz lbsrefAmoor's Pure Leaf
A FLOUR OPIOIAHIM 8. Fleur. boat 'floyr milled, per battle, per bbl .. 05.00.
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mint or chocolate. As delicate as the honey from the blossoms of spring.
proclato the best tblrlgs of life that you can now enjoy to your hearts content the most delicious sugar wafer made.‘
This store is headquarters for everything fresh and crisp from the cracker ovens. dainty and delicious.
Charles E. SeyIIIoul'. loadba Grocer. 33 West Washington Street.
Big Gut lil High Grade Groceries
We are always doing something to benefit the stile Me. One more we call your attention to the bar-
also you secure by trading hora. Marty and many a dollar can be saved by following our low prices and honest
sling. Got In line. yellow the crowd and let warn you; _A (sin of the many good reasons for trading here are
be popular are' they with those who ap-
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. sear cssaa cusses. LaLLtsc.
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Snare of Wheat 2 pkgs. 20a
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