11111111 and Proprietor. 1 g :.. 1 3.11 . ,. . . SDAY.‘APRIL ar,’ 1904. aunt-«- E‘ltllqlturo Almanac 1'01- Tomorrow. 311113.131 11.111 , 3:02 p. in. . 5:13; sets, 6:115. . “la—Editor's Maiden“. m uluiinou Office. "24 —Editorldl Room. . “— ,ulranch Office, Nomllt. 1' ;’ WI ING BENTINEL TELEPHONII CA LLS. . E'g .~l..ocAL FOREBIOHT SHOWN. ‘ 21701111ch is to have it 1.1115151111111111 for Norwich at that. lowing: the supplies on hand (to be ascertain- particular. and the judgment of th e . and 1111111111; it operative, in- every respect except one: The company oWes $400, 000 in bonds se- cnrbd by mortgage; the judgment of , them they could recover the amount from the city either by' subrogatlon to the bondholders’ rights by foreclosure of the mortgage or by suit at 1111; while the supreme court has decided that the. company is confined to a re “ obvcry by aubrogation and a foreclos. are of the mortgage in other words. . the effect of the decision is this: The . city must pay the $590, 000 plus the appraised value of the supplies to be '. ascertained or must abandon the grgperiy 11nd»p11y the company $190.1 . Q The value of the supplies is prao» tidally $20. 000 and this sum and $190.- 000 must be paid to the company any way, and then the city can either keep the plant or surrender it to the bondholders as it prefers Of course. i e city of Norwich isn't going to t row 3190, 000 away. and therefore, i means that the transaction will go » rough to a finish. Norwich will pay ‘ t 11 price and get the business. This as one of Mayor Tbayer's hobbies.' offer made by the city under aw. the situation changed and a great effort was put out to prevent having to do just what had been de mended. Now the supreme court says the city, having complied with the law must take what it started in to get. With water pipes freezing in South ' 1%1'11111 on April 20, are we really jus~ Ved in believing that we are to have y summer this year? If this cold 11 backward spring holds much long- ;Eerthoi'e will be serious damage result- lll to the small fruits and to the vege- table ember Oystermen say that it is unfaVOrable for a good oyster set and 15115511111111 ls hardly bright. In the 11111115. time the coal bills are running- l , -w—m-.~-.'_‘.'. 1 n 1111:. the Colchester man. or ' tell or murder. has but a few more about: to die in 11114115115141 ‘V pitiful. however. that 11.. 111111 be as 11111 as Mari: and non a disgraceful end. 11511111111111. and South Norwaik not yet had the pleasure of an 111111111 and are willing to wait. u—u—h—n—n—m ‘srs lira decided inclination .111 . ua‘l'ters ‘tobelieve that things little more'hopeful‘ for the Rus- municipal The wisdom and foresight of the South Nor- vlallEr men who started a moat here is demonstrated when one reads the fol- The supreme court has decided the famous “municipal ownership" case 111 the city of Norwich against the lo- ' . 1111 gas company. known as the Nor- ' wich Gas and Electric Company. in fiery substantial respect the decision is in favor of the company. The law; itself is declared constitutional the sand of the committee, giving $590.- 0 0 for the property plus the value of ad by appraisal), is confirmed in every: E superior court, confirming the award! is affirmed ' 1 the“ superior court was that. if the. company took 1111 the bonds or any of: t. when the company took up theE 138 new i it it is Mrs. Wblflot-k. who ordered the ' t ‘ ‘ Judge. of Norwalk. bounded Northerly by Wont Street, Easterly by land of film- Saves blow to the insurance companies. iis estimated that it will cost about 83. 5.00 000. 1 -m- -. _..._ ing with three wives and he flaunts public. Tbe'growth of the Royal Arcnnum in the state shows that it is one of the healthy orders and that it is here to stay. ‘.‘_ l 1 V PAY FOR A snoocu. E Jewelers Suing Ex-Senator SturglsE Whitinock The case on trial before .ilnige Ralph Wheeler in the civil s111crioi court yes i tei'day was that oi Tie S Goodman Company, jewelers at 820 Chapel street New Haven, against err-Senator ESturgis Whitlock and wife of Shelton Suit was brought to recover on some 1 jewelry which it is alleged was sold to Senator Whitlock who purchased lti for his wife. One piece involved in the sale is a diamond brooch which the Jewelers charged $365 for. They say there is a balance due on it 111’ $817. Other items in the bill of particulars- are exchange of stones fora turquoise ring, $65; another exchange of stones $135; sugar tongs. $1. 35; unit spoou. $1.15; pearl cuff pins. 35 50: repairing matchbox. 75c. ’ 1 The defense is that Mr. Whitlock does‘ not. owe the bill: that if anybody owes goods or most of them thle she was Miss Wakefield The brooch was charged by the firm on June 15. 1902. to Senator Whitlock and Miss Wake held together Attorney Chase, counsel for Senator Whitiock. said that if there were any (“barges they should be against Miss Wakefield, and not against Mr. Whit luck lie contended that Senator Whit lock could not be held responsible for the bills and attempted to show that, the charges on the books for the low elry antedaicd the marriage of Miss Wakefield to Senator Whitlock. ORDER OF NOTICE. District of N111 walk ss., Court Apiil 21. A...D 1:10 4. Whereas written petition has been made to this Couit praying for reasons therein set fo1th for administran of the estate 111 Douglass Fowler, late of Norwallt. in said District who died more than ten years ago to wit on the 181 day of July. 1863. Oidered. That said petition be heard and determined at the Probate Office in Norwalk, on the 27th day of April 1904 at 2 oclock afternoon; . and that public notice thereof be given to all persons interested therein by publish,- Jug thin-order in a newspaper having a circulation in said District, at least five days before said day of hearing. HENRY W. GREGORY. PI‘ODRIU 1EORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT. District of Ndrwalk, as. LProbate Court April 20th. A. D. 1904. Estate of William MacQuhas late of Norwalk, in said Dietrict, deceased. Ordered. That the Administrator with the will annexed exhibit his Ad- ministration account to this Court. for adjustment at the Probate since in 11111111111111.1111 the 29th day of April. 1904 at 2 o'clock afternoon; and that all persons interested in said Estate may be 'notified thereof the Adminis- color will cause this order to be pub lished in a newspaper having a clr culation in said District, at least five do. '.s before said 29th day of April, 1904. ' HENRY W. GREGORY. ' Judge. 8.21.51 4— Sale 111 111111 5511111 “:Notice is hereby siren that the fol- lowing described real estate of Wilt liam' H. Ferris. late of Norwsik. do ceased in for sale. to wit; here, more or. less, with the buildings there‘bn standing, situated In said town ~ 91111.1 ransom? _, 1331;111:1115 by highway, and Westerly 1' t ma Donovan. Sonthorly by lands sov- ‘eraliy now or late of John b. Richards. Int! J. Mediation tend James L.- Beet lay and Westerly by land of John H. 13.3111 1.1111 n m: l! o. W‘srlng and highway. d'ngw or formerly of Isaac lion-E ' now: it them ; lblgbum Roberts, of Utah, is now llv-§ the fall in the face of ills Arnericanf Powder ‘ Health 13:23“! plant but it will have to par Th8 use Of Royal Bakm POWdel' 15 y or it, and it will be years be 11.11 111111111 .1111 1... .111. 1.1 1.1.1.111. essential to they healthfu ness of the lights and power with the cheapness of f I f I the South Norwaik plant. However. W Y o ‘; it is believed that it will be a profitable LYeast fermenis the food. Alum baking powders are injurious. Royal Baking Powder saves health. ROYAL BAKING POWDER 60., NEW VORK. 1111111111111 1111111111111 .OLARA THEME The Clara Turner 00 A11 hero. for ,tbree nights an noes next week Eportlng Miss Turner numbers WW three TM ‘clieetra.‘ ’put on with every 11111111111111 to detail l Eund the strongest and finest 10% i vaudeville people own seen at I) prices. The ladies should know mind thin the opening night wlli ladieu’ night. and to avoid the a rush for 15 cent tickets they shouli cure them early on the opening of 1119 advance sale. The number of lad- ics' tickets has been limited so. ladies get in line early RED MEN IN NORWALK. ‘ Opera House Inight is the best local talent ever 1 111 The Norwalks lugs by people you all know. fifty indluus on horseback. Hyatt in their acrobatic Chinese act and the Big Four tclte in southern melodies: esi hit Do Leeks Minc liazen; Bulkioy in a bunch of keys; Bill 1 ul- B'L‘tf‘T‘. the iioop; Joe Curler. Mr 11111 in, Lit- 1111111. with his troop: flurry Johnson Fr unk l’recce. 315 other Bonds as us iN_A POSITION TO 01:- FER EXCEPTIONALLY oooo VALUES. ~— 511'1’1 (15555 made of Leatherette in 26 inch. protected corners, solid frame. at 511.55. One tract containing one half or V Better 915.0115 81.50 m Cannes Suit Cases in 22 and 21‘1 in. The ideal light weight case for woman 111 carry. Special value. 81.50. m 3talhc1' Cases 24V and 26 inch, the best value in Connec,licut made of Al leather. . steel frame. at 85 5:55 5.55 ———... “51111111111111 Canoes Salt Cases Si “M15. ' ; 'V'Y'c‘ggi; 1111111511111" The newest in AV 1131111 151111 .1511, $1.oo.$\.5o. The Practical . 3"511'111‘ Yoshi-beds ‘ A lady can hold up] skirt and 11111. a firm grip on THIS latest of pocket books. "f 50.0? 4—1. Plenty of . E Wild 3111:. 2.51.. 51111, 151. 51. 51.511. 82. "11h IA TIMELY PURCHASE PLAC- .Eszso 1111 55.51 _ so by. C. A.M1~Namsra on deciora director of big show. Tickets. 500 311.7. and; 1111111’11 Pied Coleman’s Clifford Store Wheiplu and Clark's and lter’s. 5 A 00011 usaurr moon. en te1tainme11t. E that the. slderatiou moie frequently for the purpose 111 ized. the 11-nlly first class farce comedies diarity. it is said that “Reuben in New York." 111 Huyl's Theatre. Wed- nesday. April 27th. is the acknowledg- n1i leader of this class, owing to the fact that ii. embraces In its make 1111 1: 1.1111111111151911 111111. 1ogothe1' with the most exclucintinglv funny situations a coherent. consislv 111 Jumble of delic ious nonsense. so ingeniously arranged as to satisfy the 1111151 exacting person who desires u gum] laugh. High (lass specialties 1111 introduced during i’lit action of the plat and the cast is exceptionally strong. among whom '11'1»: (ieorgo H. Adams, Joseph Kcar: hey, Wade, Josephine chman and Vesta Siantdn. W FASHIONS. ' ’lbe slu phe1doss hat is attaining, 11 considerable 11151111. None of H11 rm) 111111 shoes lltl\‘1 tips. The vamps are long and plain:- Very soon you will be able to buy kid shoes lhc cxnct shade of your champagne colored linen gowns. One sees a few box-shaped row-.1 cunts but most of the coats of 1-01112'1 cloth are fitted or at luau half fittmd. i‘hose Who do not like 1111? coat 81011111 large below the elbow and fullcd into:- .-11fi‘ will have it made flaring so as to gowns, for it does ruin them to croEEud them into 11 straight glove. A beautiful summer but is made crown and b1'.i1n of white Irish polo: lace. the design being especially adapt- ed to the side front brim The bat is fated with white mallno and the only trimming is a large white ostrich plume. ' There are no embroidery stitches more effective when tastefully airang- 911 than the Roumanian. Of course oino will want to use the tiny gold thread for outlining so characteristic of tin Roumnniau work, and therefore it is better to use 11 foundation material that one does not intend to launder. There is an item in the wardrobe of every woman who travels much that cannot receive too much attention That is one's neckwenr. Sollcd uecEk. wear is a disgrace to any woman w1o wears it in these days when there is 11 laundry on ,evory street and when naphtha and soap and water aiEe so cheap and plenty Rhubarb pudding from the 300051— in‘g Clubi" Cut six stalks of 1111511111 into moccasins inch long; Mix‘ a tidal» tor of a teaspoonful of salt with one cupful of finely chopped beef suelt; mix. With two cupfuls of flour and 311!- nclent cold water to make a sort dougih. Divide the dough into two parts, roll. out into sheets}. the ll‘riit- one lar' e enough to cover the bottom of a ha ing dish. ‘Fill the dish With 1111151111.: adding the sugar between lawers. cut an opening in the middle of maingii 11111151 of dough to allowmp ‘ eEif steam; .place dough on top of the Milo barb. wetting the edges and" pressu lightlfl to make them stick togetheE Set I; a dish in a stenmér'nnd 51115111 two hours Serve; with salt}. since Ebr sweetened cream. E 4 .1 iWr-«l: RECENT ARRIVALS 0F VESSELB. The company sup- ill 20 people 1111111111 her own cpnco‘rt or» All are new 11111111 and are A 1151-1111111 of modal scenery is calEEE'lei: 11 nits! in be feat so day 1111, Walter Reed iliat minstrel man of (1011 liirsl, Hy C Smith Dr Wolf and You will miss some- thing worth seeing if vou let this show 11011 of stage. and C A. Freeman as finding amusement and the kind of pla,s which guarantee a jolly pastime 1 are the ones most substantially patron- ‘ i it is for this very reason that; William Kcllnr Muck. Charlotte "7 awommodnie the sleeVos of her thin ' 1111 will be The Red Mon' 11 Minstrels at HtEyts 1. tonight and tornOIErow son A 1eai old style miustrel with new 11115 and funnyE do A big parade takes plnf‘t? this afternoon of Lentand comedy; Douglas and Douglas with their latest unr- Biil how. the greatest of fun makers. in his igl- 11 Brown and the man behind, with Fred vlhlll in a balloon: Ed. Jolltllloh in his, ' great minstrel hit.l.1azzy Bill in Loop 11' for 1111111 by all plumbers. 1 and at 01111131 shoe 111115.11 M. Flobl~i . EElng I " Whatever may 111: said in favor or Ellie more serious forms of theatrical it must be admitted llgluu' order of stage offerings, command the 11: enter amount of con-' - people attend the theatres [have 1111111111; into such wonderful pop- " imaginable and i1 is described as being ,3 m i0. States commissioner, and former chief regent of the Roval Arcanum of the ii 13:: years. plexy yesterday. lN SMALL WEEKLY PAYMENTS. The secret of our success Is the modern method of being paid in small ueekly paymcms Mote people pay their bills in small pininonts than in spot cash. The piano and .1 wing machine bus:- meson are great lllL'ti'Bi'iflS because of H19 easy 11111111 uil'or'ded families in paying for those necessary articles There is no rcasou why easy pay 1111111111 should not 111 uricudcd to those 11' islilug clo hing. We have done ltf01 yours 111111 1h1 '1in\".\(‘\011 stores no 111111i11<t throughout 11111 country aic siriki 111g cv'id: 111 111' 111‘ 1111- success which has boon attained by means of this popular 111oihod. Simplicity rules our busiress. No rm] 1111113 Com: in 111111 11111111111112 11111 stock and if the investigation lb not satisfactory Ilierc's (oi-Ulirilv no expectation that you will buy Tier-"111111: W11 safeguard our interests 11:. liming excellent cloth- ing and (barging only reasonably prices. MEN 8 SACK SUITS $15 00 Just the suit 11 whole lot of people fancy. Black unfinished Worsted, tail: bred in height of fashion and with '11 rcaard to permamncy. Perfect ill- ling and every stiu'h executed by Lin 1011 uorkmcn. PRICE $15. 00. LADIES' MILITARY JACKET SUIT collarloss made of good quality Am. w:ool1n serge jacket t1lmmc.i. collar of i001, with closely stitched taffeta and wide Emohnir braid of scrolls and fronts. Satin liucd throughout. Skirt ;‘.1 gore pullion mohair braid of scrolls. kilicd boitomv walking length. 'Jolors. black, blue and brown. PRICE $14.00. ETON SUIT. Made of XX Quality Broad Cloth E three pai'ei fronts shoulder cape lined -’ throughout with while tul‘f1'ia,ail edges piped taffeta silk braid vest. Shunt ii gore. killed button). taffeta piped and 1"1111-1 buttons “alking or Dress [1113111. Colors. black blue and blown. PRICE $25. 50. _. ARCANUM QFHVCER DEAD f PORT 1\ll'Tll§iR,TTin'ilE20W L(xlhltilyed 1 . "iu transmission .~ 0 stua 011 mm LOCKPORT' I“ L, AW“ 21.».loi1nis unchanged. A large launch from Pound. ex~nssemblyrnan, United tho Pctropavlovsk was brought. into the harbor today. Two German naval officers have arrived here. They will be attached to the Russian headquar trrs. The cruiser Bayan suffered no damage from the hall of shells poured upon her from the Japanese warships when the Bayan Went to the assist- ance of the Russian torpedo boat des- troyers on April 13, Just previous to the sinking of the Petrapavlovsk. The Bayou, in drivng off the Japanese dc- stroyers which had sunk the Strashni, was subjected to the fire of six Japan- ese cruisers. nitcd States. died hero todav. aged lie was stricken with apo- f 8m [-3211 TELEPHONE 322-4.~1~3151 Remember! lidflllll \ GOod Things To Eat. We offer you daily Fresh New Peas, Wax Beans, Asparagus, New Potatoes, Boston Head Lettuce, Spinach, Strawberries, Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Celery, Radishcs, eEtc. Delicious Rosy Butter, Extra Fine Country Eggs. Our Coffee. the standard of excellence. rich and fine flavor. Double creamE Cheese. THE LARGEST LINE OF FRESH UP-TO- DATE CRACKERSE AND WAFERS ‘IN THIS SECTION. E, . , Everything first class, pure and wholesome. Prices reasonable at 1, .. ’E (arles E. Seymour LEADING GROCER 56’) West Washington Street. “M 8 1-21: . 11. California Hams .11, 1 11111555? South Norivalk was: sump ' 51311111111111.1111 California 111111. at the above 11111111111111.1111... they on 111111 in New York City. it you 1 ost J. passe he of them. They are of fine 11/111111, lean and tender. 1111111 grocery spec- u: T 1 "l 3 .1“ ft ‘1 E ‘ ; l “CT‘EAMgRY BUTTER. A POUND 250 l 1L. BOSTON, A 11191 Arriv teap- 11:11.11151551M.11111§11ill 3.... Taken lb PM 1' ,‘» BIN April 121. “The two J1 &nese officers who were capture sochdria 1111111111111 410‘ 11511111.: who had a large quan izty or explosivi’ i in their possoaii 1111,1111 2's been taken 1 i Port Arthur. 1i aidmlnation is being Emlde in order to annoy ow theEv procured Chin ‘ They wi Ere dealt with ”Ring to aw. . 31 20 LB. BEST FULL. .GRANULATED SiVJGAR FOR 81.00. 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