1" ~ not roach tho Almanac " for Tomorrow. ,, film: send Gzot. title. .5496 a. m.r~5:56 p. m. IMHO SINTINEL TELEPHO.. E . CALLS oltor‘e Residence. no, business Office. , M'q-islitorle‘l Room. so. full-anon Office. Normals. [French army .has just celebrat- iflltem is Major “Desmarets. whose ‘ tat-y experiences began as long ago no 1815. He was in Hurtingue when the Alistrians besieged it. and his fa- tth‘gl‘wng one of the defenders who museum with the honor of war, as Mile. The principal scedes'"of his own services were Algeria, the Crim- es nilthnly. in 1870 he volunteered again. and, bdin’g ‘relectedas being too oldat sixty-five for the regulars, went through the campaign as a francdirbhr u and got a lance wound from an Uhl'dn'. Belted, previously nearly met. his , death in the assault on the Maiaitoff. Where he lay for four and twod'iy ‘ h‘ours‘ buried beneath the debris caus- ed bytho explosion of a mine. ‘Sir- Walter Parratt,‘ master of'the . King's music” at the Britishcourt. is . . sixty-four years old and was a notable . musician even;,_yln childhood: At the . axe-of ton he could piayfrommemory all of Bach's ‘Torty-elght." and the following year was receiving 350 a yearns organist at a church near Hud- dersfield. where'he was born. Sir Wal- ter. was a great taverite with Queen Victoria; who knighted him in 1892. He is an excellent chess player, and on one occasion won a game against two playersl-without once looking at the board,‘remaining at the piano and ' playing compositions of Beethoven, Mount and Bach during the whole tune the game lasted. ‘ A Missourl'paper says that a new Judge arose to charge the jury. and spoke as follows: "Gentlemen of the jury. charging a ipry is a new busi- ness to me. as this is my first case. You halve heard all the evidence. as well as myself, You have heard what the learned counsel have said. if you believe what the counsel for the plain- tif! have told you, your verdict would be for the plaintiff; but if, on the other hand, you believe what the dcfedant's counsel has told you, then you will finds. verdict for the defendant; but if you were like me, and don‘t believe ‘ what either of them said. then l'il be d—-~d if I known .what you‘ll do. Con. stable take charge of the jury." FEMININE TOPICS. f Beat the yolks and whites of the eggs for your omelets separately and there will be less danger of the ome let falling. Very soon‘wpll be serving shad on our tables and some new housewiie may like to save this recipe cut from Harper's Bazar: lion shad may be baked with one-half the foe mixed with bread crumbs. butter, a little chopped onion, lemon Juice, salt, pepper, and finely chopped bacon. Stuff the fish with this. rub it with white of egg, roll in bread crumbs sprinkled with red bepper, and bake one-half hour. 'l‘he cotton etamines make up‘ very stylishly for young girls. The meter- ial calls for gathers and hangs very prottlly.. '» Those who have little girls to melts aprons for will willer take advantage of the bargains in embroiderles which so numerous these days. The little garments-are blade so much dain- ~ tint. with edgings and embroidories 7"\.that one likes to use them, but it is , * l1 worthwhile to put expensive numb)!!!“ on them they get turn so y and wear out so soon. A few of the new suite have coats Which really look more like capes. / They are close about the shoulders and. being circular. fail loosely every- whore about the lower edge which does ,Mlt.‘ Where the gar~ mentions over the ll‘ms‘lt is a but - car than the.:body and finished ' w ill flaring pieces to imitate cliffs. The ’ deception is further carried out by “steals the material uudcrtbe arms. limo! e. « 3d Clifford Hotel [>- rwo 3tl°ANT.,!‘ilT'° or eooue ' \vl'rli ham-rs urns AT " ‘ , awake-rive anions. M tsp-lua— ' . NJOOHH L. WALZ. Prop. , . . A". ' Proprietor ,Hntel Mshackemo. “options 898. static pea can-r. trimmer. sluts iron ill smut-s or ‘ ill], bosom-la sit “anhvstomsur co. T. 0' I III DIM”. “l A COMPANX. as 5"" W L J u. ,, ' L; holiehlor officer on the retired list _, Ml? one hundredth birthday. Thin . is allows in the famous picture by. M.’ itdahvsnu owns-Nb“ "of nature; the euow is alive. .M‘l m W; ills liliElM '0. _ Meeting The following paper was read by a member of the Norwalk Bird Club, at ,the February meeting, and As publish- ed by request. The birds mentioned in the, first part were seen as describ- ed. Those ill the latterrpart are such as are known to visit Norwsik during the winter months: ‘ . "The laggard sun on froat morn Thrown long beams through the stub- ble corn. Against the sunset naked trees Weave magic lime and traceries—— From woodman's ax _ tho splinter bounds, The flickcr's cilceryv~tapplng sounds; ice thaws and in the thckeniug flood Arc vague loud hopes of leaf and bud; When lol like flock of of livmg sky. b‘ull-songed, ll bluebird sweet fills by." “it is all true." I thought, "all but the billebird~und why not the blue: bird, too?" So i hastened to the win- dow to see how many of my winter amends had come to share my hospi— ‘tuiily. For, in spite of the somewhat scornful smiles of some of acquain- tances, the iittle,chcrry tree which stands not fifteen feet from the door, is hung with numerous bones, pieces of suct. and oven bread, till it looks like a new style of quick lunch coun- for. There were' the Chickadecs. seven of them, making the air ring with their happy calls, as-they flittczl from side to side/to make room. for a.palr of white breasted nut hatches, who come every morning to taste the suet. A dainty brown creeper carefully made his way over the largest limbs of a nearby pear tree, and on the trunk of we cherry tiec. pcck.ng at me first from one side and then from the other, sat Mrs. Downy. Her morning feast was rudely interrupted by her lord and master. who quickly made her under~ stand that he wished not only the snot but the tree to himself. The downy did not remain in undisputed posses~ siou long, for his big cousin, the,,ha1ry. came suddenly upon him, and Mr. Downy new nicekly away to join his mute. Then. with a fiuttcr of white fail feathers came the Juncos. to light upon the ground and dalntily pick up with their shining bills the smallest of the crumffs I had thrown upon the path. in the topmost branches of a nearby aim the starlings were whistling. and one by ouc'thcy. too, came" nearer the house, till i had counted thirty-two, not twenty feet from the doors. What a day for u bird-walk! Animus I started, All night the snow had fallen and new the sun was shining gloriously. 'llLe cvcrurcciu mire heavy with cov- ers of soft snow; even the tufts of grassrs were builded into tiny white- roof‘cd fonts. “'ilic rums’ot at riotous summer were maullcd and it was a new world." : Everywhere the Chickadee called or ilspcd his swcctvvulcod “phoebe," the Juucos scattered the soft snow as they flow before the. and there in a clump of low imaging birchcs were my blue- llil'tls, looking even lovlier against their pure background than they will .ln Jun?“ .- , .. ,, My cart was set on reaching a clump of evergreens. that stood not far from the shore, for there 1 hoped for waterhas well as land birds. And the world seemed filled with bluish Crows. fiicltcrs and Jays screamed and scolded, and high overhead a flock of gold finches sang softly as they passed w.th their unmistakable flight. Some pine siskins went resilcssly by and as i followed them with my field glass i saw them alight in a tall ash tree. Was it a trick of my glass in the sunshine, or did i see something pink? Yes! it was a red poll. sitting motion- .isss on a low branch, looking against his background of snow as if ills breast and dot-per crdwu had been colored by an artist whose brush carried the tint of the wild rose. Surely Mother Nature was in a lav- ishmood and l hastened forward, sur~ prised at nothing sllc had_in.etore for me. A purple finch flew by uttering a short. sharp "pit" s‘id l'followed him to a group of cedar , where he disap- peared. but in' his place waswidare i say it?) a cross~bili~hcad, rump and under paris rosc red; back streaked With rose. wings and tall black. and on the wings two broad white bars. As 1 gazed he uttered a few cluttering notes and flew away. leaving me with glass fixed on the spot whore he had perched. . When at last i walked on a flock of snow buntingk. looking in truth like huge snow flakes. “fluttered and ran in my path and following them i came to a crater tree that seemed alive with the tiny kluglets that played‘among its branches. Just then i heard the plaintive call of the white~throat. and following the sound-l walked till i had quite lost my way. But if (i lost my way i had found so better. A soft shower from s' pine tree attracted my attention and there. busily extracting seeds f era the «no»; was an.Amerlcnn cross- ill his dull red plumage showing to the best advantage against the gray- cap of the free on which he not.’ A r ~brenst- pd nut butch flew up. sounding his ,lllgb, drawilng "yank-yank” and be- gan his topsy-lurvey search for food. I . 'l’bvn. as s neared the shore. i spied ,iba gulls, “high in the air, sailing on 'motionbms wing," and just over the nearest. stone wall were several horn- 'ed lurk. running about, searching for food. For sway the whistle at the CIMlnll wren sound“ and as i listen- ed. suddenly l renumbered with steril- ing distinctueos this paragraph i had read the day bolero: "some morning When trees and earth are covered with a snowy than~ tie that the. high winds toss and blow. rottmay sw- n wraith. e‘ ghostl appari- tion, gleaming at you with cry eyes from the evergreens. llm‘e his miracle Wiflilli' animate sits before your Juries! and _ e , u ,. ‘0' "‘ .li' r club, attire Last Regular’ , as shot!" huntin ' w in costume show infidel? undiluted , kl. andthe wraith, as of chilly all any spectre. its downy wings oulspresd. floats off from its high point of vantage in easy cir. else, then suddenly swooping, seizes a hapless bird in its talons." i look up with a start and would have warned the little birds of their danger,,but there was no need, for the snowy owl before me sat ,on in sleepy indifference, only the great, blinking. 'yello "T'oyes telling me he was alive and it indeed a wrait ...“Tspl tap! t‘apl'V "‘lfiurely that hammering was more than ordinary. .Conld it 1167*? Yes, it was a red- headed woodpeckcr. l stood spell- bound," watching that matchloss coat of black and white with~‘lis flashing at me, and said: "Dreams are the interludes which fancy makes." «nu-JI- BUVS LATE PARTNER'S INTER- EST. A...» C. F. Tolles Now Sole Proprietor of C. F. Tails: 4 CO. C. F‘. 'l‘olles has bought the interest of his late partner in the clothing store of C, F. Tolies at 00., at Main and bank street. Austinln, The business will contluue to be conducted undcr the cattle name, but Mr. Tulles will be the sole proprietor. This store has been so long estab‘ linked in Ansonia and conducted under the one management, that its methods and po.fcics may be regarded as fixed and acceptable to the. public. Indeed, it would be difficult to coullflle n busi. ness so many years as t is.has been conducted, and successful y. unless its methods and plans were acceptable. inasmuch. as Mr. Toiics has been the manager from the start, no change need be anticipated. and the same fair and courteous treatment which has t‘hnracterized-lhe management of the business will be continued for tho fu- ture, says the Annuals-Sentinel. ‘ Mr. Toiles came to Ansonisr in 1890,' and the business is. therefore, in its fifteenth year. He first lecated in the store, now occupied by the D. M. Weich & Co.. where he remained six years. in 1896 the business was re» moved to the present location. During all these years the stock or goods car- ried at this store has been clean in iodine in style, and the store has served a useful purposc'ln the com. munily, Let us hope that there will still be many years of usefulness to its crcdit in the future. Mr. Toilcs is arranging a ten days' sale. which will he held in the near fu. ture. succeeding the "settlement" sale Which has been running the past few‘ weeks, and he will offer even iowerl prices than prevailed during that sale. ARION scar TOURNAMENT. u..- The First Prize of a Diamond Pin W°n by Rudolph Knippie. . i The Arlomficat tournament was closcd. Saturday evening. and the val- uablc diamond pin frmu Tiffany‘s i'“lvhich‘wl'ns the 'first prize, was won by Rudolph liuippie. .lohu Herring piny- od thc game of a master on this, the thlwnlght of the tournament and, came up to second place. Mr. Muller, of Boone, Peppard & 00.. took the; sccond prize. The third prise went to 3 Mr. Foster and the fifth to ,lleflrya Froob. Henri' 'Fricte “won" the con-l solution prize. ' The others in_the tournament who “also ran" were htto Bhrthoi, Albert Berg, .‘dr.'Ruit-k, George Dlanuit, Li Wilmofi. Herman Hahpnel, r3. Apell.; Vincent Planovsky. Chas. Striker and} Max Singerwalti. ' I MARQUIS OF . ANOLESEY, DEAD.;' MON'l‘ld_CARLO. Monacu,'hiarch l-l.l ~Tho Marquis of Anglossy died here? today. The Marquis was notable through his personal and financial ec-i centrlcities. His wife arrived here; two days ago and was reconciled with: her husband at his deathbed. A cousin i inherits the Angiesey estates, which: are exempt from the creditors of thei late marquis. who are arrlrng here. presumably to claim the available pm i party of the deceased. lflNDON, March li.«The dentiuof. the, Marquis of Anglesey is much ro-, gretted at Bangor, Wales. where, deem pite his ldiosyncracies, ho was greatly liked. The shops there are closed as: a mark of respect for the deceased. i in the short splice of six years the, young "clothes and Jewel maniac." as, he is commonly described; ran through i u m nlflceut property and $2,500,000 'in tighten to his annual income of upwards of ”00.000, derived from the family estates. Last summer the crush; came and it was found that illu mum quis' unsecured liabilities were ‘m'or $1,250,000. When the creditors of titu' marquis ransacked Anglesey Castle. they found it literally pitched with. valuables of every description. SALISBURY MAN'S DIATH SUD- DEN. WINBTED. March fir-Representa- live Charles F. Wagner. of Salisbury. had reached Winsted on his way to llariford today. when he received a telegram informing him that his broth- cr-ln law. William Daniels, had been found dead in bed in the Maple shade Hotel in Salisbury. Daniels was twen- ty-slx years old and unmarried. Med- ical Maininer Bissell of laksviilo has been notified. it is supposed that heart disease was tho.csuse of Dan lel's death. ’ LIVE. INDA'ngRID IY [SOAP- s BOSTON, March fir-Several lives ware endangered by a leak in a gas main at the south and today and three persons were found unconscious by policeman who had discovered the trouble and entered the bursa. door e F. White, his wife and five year on daughter wore the ones overcome. They were revived with difficulty. but will recover. The police aroused the occupants in other houses nearby in volume to prevent serious results. W PHi IITA HAP?! IOOIITY. Crthililtlilt‘ll'i. Mail" March 13.“- l’resldenl James B. Angeli. of the bill- varsity of Michigan has been chosen in deliver lhnr oration at the annual meeting of the Phi lists its a Boole ly m be held at Harvard diversity rm Julia :29. Prof, 1". ill (in more, of. Harvard College, linveri’nrd. Pm. will read the pond on the Won. ‘ * . . i ‘il‘ti? ' t .‘ " r. ms «ff-P‘s i 4,, ~ o a .“ Q23}... scarlet crowu, and as I looked, he , stopped his tapping, ioolsbd straight ‘ character and quality. modern and up- .. summers BAlufl ' ..9.l.‘!.BE§ .. MS ”0 50881711”! This is a lull Sized [iii til the Sentinel Premium Fountain Pen. For ten of these Cou- pons and sixty-five cents, presented at this office, we will furnish to the of these HIGH GRADE‘ FOUNTAIN PENS. made of the best Vulcanized Rubber. the t4 kts. and fully This offer only holds good for a one pen warranted solid gold. guaranteed. limited time, so start to- day to save your cou- pons. ‘ A Out-of—town readers. when ordering by mail. must enclose five cents extra for pagking and ' postage. "robbing" inmussMEN'rs. HOYT'S THEATRE. ONE DAY ONLY. MATlNEE AND NIGHT. SATURDAY. MARCH 16TH. The Young Queen of Eccentric Comedy, MISS GERTRUDE SMGITT, in Her Original Creation of “TILDY TRUE," in ‘ THE SENSATIONAL SPECTACULAR COMEDY DRAMA, ' “In The Shadow of Darkness By Maurine J. Fleliiln . A PLAY or estatrlo s. THRILLO, LAUGHS, HEART- THROBS. , _ PRICES: Matinee .................... lbs. 260 Evening .......... 25c. 35c. 50°, 75° Seats on sale Tuesday.-eroh 14in. HOYT'S THEATRE. m— an NiGHT ONLY. russoAv. macs zis'r. THE season's onssrssr Miler. CAL sszr. s. c. wuirNsv'a «0.0mm otoou- oisPsLLlNo. PlQUANT .Mixruns. “Isle of Spice” 12~Oeeldedly Strong Song Hits-12 Hear Them an: get the Whistling a it. Broilers. Ponies. Beauties, Mediums. and All Kinds of show Girls. IEVINTY-FWI PIOPLI WITH THI ORIOINM. Ntw YORK CAST. PRIGIO 60s. 75s. 31.00. £1.60 Beats on Isl. Wednesday, Maren 14th. .. a” 4...... “mm“... L. .... -mm-m llOYT’S snares. MONDAY IVININO, MAHOH 207M. Under- til. Ausploes of TH! lMMAGULATE OONOIPTION GMALITY or IT. MAN'S. PARISH, NORWALK. . a; THE GHIAT MORAL DRAMA “The Kings High- . warns _ “Ullie Akerstrom” in Leading Role hoop-Mil by POPULAl‘I‘ NORWALK PLAYIRI. anion assumes Reserved seats at usual pliers four “as, important. ‘ . readers of The Sentinel ‘ l NORWA‘LK BIRD, f‘cis‘Ul.‘ summer Visitors Will Soon he Bound Nertnward. The regular meeting of the Norwelk Bird Club was held last eveninlt at the home of the secretary. An interest- ing paper on the quail was read, des- criptive of its habits. The skin of a loggorhoad shrlko. found in a dyins condition on February 17, was'shown. ThlsJa, a southern bird; and according to Mr. Allen. of the New York Mu. seam. to .whom it was shown, is the first known instance of its appearance ' at this «season. , . . Seventy varieties of birds were shown bylantcrn undeclared slides. giving the members a new introduction as it were to the hosts'that will so soon be oouilng‘ north again. With all the cold of thepast month roblns‘and bluebirds have been seen and followed all through the winter which changes the theory of those who hold that the first robin or bluebird is a sure sign of spring. " The February list of birds seen fol- lows: Golden eye duck, black duck. old squaw, herring gull, redvshoulderod hawk, sparrow hawk. hairy woodpeck. or, downy woodpecker, flicker.‘h'orned lark, blue lay, crow, sterling. gold tinch. English sparrow. while-throated sparrow, tree sparrow, chipping spar; row, iuneo. song sparrow, myrtle war- blor. brown creeper, whlfobreasted nuthatch. chlcadee, golden-crowned kingict, robin. bluebird. , What a Falrfleld County Man Dld 20 Years Ago. Simply insured on the Endowment Plan in the Connecticut General Life insuranc. Co. RESU LT—A check for face of policy at olli age when most needed. He says “Best investment i swarm-do." Why don't you do like- wise F. H. FIELD, GENERAL AGENT. N. Smith Ferguson. OwighLOpauidlnq. Special Agents. UNITED BANK BUILDlNO. Tel., 363-5 So. Norwnilt, Ct. Driltllllpllries Bloodllcllietly it is new universally understood that ‘ in Springtime the human system is in need of a thorough overhauling, the same as the house and the garden. More is the ONE Spring Medicine that will purify the system and build up the blood at the same time. The Medicine is right; so is the price: LARGE BOTTLE, $1.00. THREE FOR 32.50. lilo leiffuss Pharmacy. some unsure. a NO. MAIN er. so. NORWALK. WALTHAM , WATCHES are the best. Mechanical proofs ion. uurfect material and careful finish are the features that. have made Walthsm Watches the nest in the world. in gold, gold nlicdand sliver cases at - A. W. Austin’s, Norwslk. Como, 40 Will 8!. We have prepared to furnish you“ with Strictly Fresh Home Eggs brought in daily and can supply you just as satisfactorily as if you had a chicken farm of your own. We quote today Fresh Home Essa. see her dozen Fancy Norway Blaster Mackerel. white and and Barton's Pure ‘ Codfish. ‘Smokea Blaster Herring. a for so. Columbia River sa- mon' in small orlerge cans. Block island Lobster. Sardines; Sound Mackerel. Kippered Herring. Anehovies' Boneless Herring in glass jars. Jams. Jellies. Marmalades, and in; with the Lenten Season. ' Women‘s, . , . ~ “lackluster-n HUNDREDS OF’NEW NECK PIECES AND cottsa. AND-fiber ears as: now allows AT rue uscxwua osPAhrhlsNt- ohm: FAg‘HlON save “NECKWEAR ANDVSI‘TO Airs roe: waiter M‘oee THAN even." ‘ ‘ ‘ W _ I . we ans KEEPING AHEAD or rus‘ each-Alto. unvefrue Nicer BEAUTIFUL assonmsN‘r ceremoniesisostatica Novstrlss eaooucso. Lacs ANo'sMsaomsaso cracks in 12:. ‘ A ~ " riNe Nsr roe impoarso Lacss'rocxs lN ms vm‘asw. ear snares AT 25o, 60o AND ems. ' ‘ ‘ I WASHABLE smeaoroseso srocKs AT 12c, 259 AND soc. eILK AND CHIFFON srocKsA'r 25¢, 50c.”75e'AND (1.00: “ COLLAR AND CUFF ssrs AT 25c. 50c, 75c AND «to. renovate. PLAIN mo EM snouosnso, 10o."19o.28e AND 693. THAT’S ALL. A 4 HIGHLAND pACKER -’ THE HARRIS a GANS , co. PHONE 342-5. ' 68_ WATER ST. 8 i , _ . very Likely.~—~~F'l'lend~'How do you; Mr. Stubbs-Certainiy i am going suppose your baby caught the whoop- l down to the club tonight. we are 30- lng cough He hasn't been near my: log to have a monster meeting . _ other children. i Mrs. Stubbs—Yes. you are all men‘- Mother-—Ho probably inherited it, stars to be at the club when you should from me. i had it when l was Just; be home with your wives.—-Chica‘go his age-Detroit Free Press. lNews. ‘ . Tel. Cell 332-4. en ten Season. everything you may want in keep. Charles E. Seymour.s~ 33 Wear WASHINGTON s'r. LEADING chosen. so. uohwaut. court. . ‘ etc. ‘ Good Things to Eat During ' We as usual are ready for the Lenten «sun. and have newts: of combine to eat in the has of Canned hlmon. Lobster. New seam, Oi .l'sslllonsd Cecil-ll. Iroek Trout. Klpnensd Herring. sardines, the Lanten Season. Just received a , WI ON! THE FAMOUS HUNT TRADING OTAMPI. COLLICT T HIM. GIT A PRIMIUM... anw Isnslsee coda-n, (the swam Olorsellisnsd Carillon. (whole. deal.”a or .. . . Manama, Oslmen. Va lb. sens. the Modem» Clinics. 1 lb. sane. 20o Union Dread aimed. 1 lb. sens, We Pilot Ir F ' imon. 1 lb, osns, loo cneldbv Trout. ger- ”.ln-n , file "my insured Herring. and. m Fanny bound Mackerel. per can, ifs MAOKIHIL lilclAL: WATCH FOR OUR CMOULARI. it] Washington compatible. .’ :,.;Q.-h1 t l he " ‘ 3 Miami"; " ' some. New Meeker-sitar. IHRIDDIO coomm ’ Per“ moan; or 4 Phys. m . from am «awesome. so 3 ill. on Ink“ 1...... (wuss-eye). a (lens Iurprlss Inuit “unmade . Very Best Butter ”fir Poniid 290 ', Try it. resections Janey Cut Ilirlndins Issue. can, '10:: 2 Cone Geld Rook lifted PM? Ibo crown Aster Pure Jam. per. lee. nine. Crown A tor Brand Tomato”, can. lie . 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