3:27 p. m.
TILII'IION:
Norwaik.
,Mmunioatlon of Old
No.4». hand A. M., will
ream March 61h. 1m.
in. Work I. A. Do-
at» Mucus cordially in.
RT M. WILCOX. Soo'y.
CREDITAILI ACTION.
use at who city meeting last
. ‘ the expenses of the com-
ppointed in the division con-
s I. most creditable action, and
. only one that could have been hon-
bill token, and Is the highest com-
' fy upon the rightmlndedness of
dozens. This committee perform-
ties imposed upon it With all
flip one gy possible, and succeeded at
or tage of the proceedings where
mod ud'glnent and the most careful
minimalism could be effective. The
1. to cast reflection upon the
p, ttse has most slgnally failed.
all because It ought to have failed.
The cutest throughout was an Open
‘wd at every step in it the public
'in full knowledge of the efforts
nude and the results accomplished
The “attempt to asperse the character
“he committee was a most dismal
failure, the vote being an overwhelm
“.mIJority in its favor.
”The steps to thwart the obstructive
thods contemplated by the opposi-
item were most skillfully taken and it
seems that common sense sllould now
prevail and the whole matter be clos-
ed.p Further proceedings, if such are
in by; bad, can only add to the expense.
and plies an unwarlnlltcd burden on
the city.
The Danish Biological Society is ex-
porimeniing with electric lighting of
the deep strait known ds the Little
Belt. The lights me far bonealll the
surface of the watels, so as to light
the sea bOtiom. The intention is not
might be supposed, to make impos-
sible the clandestine passage of sub-
marines. bllt purely and simply to
frighten the eels. and to prevent them
from passing into’tho olllcr seas. and
“thus being lost to Danish fisheries.
The eitpcrilncnts ale based upon the
fact. that these fish are well known to
”be Ifra‘id of—and never, fol example.
migrate. dating the time of a full
moon. By the expedient of arranging a
whole row of artificial moons across
the mouth of the strait the wily‘ Dunc
‘ hopes to prevent them from migrating
It all.
——.—.———
”#~———
A The California Court of Appeals has
decided that electricity is personal
' property. This decision was reached by
I process of elimination. The civil codo
‘ of the Slate declares ihal what may be
owned Is properly and that cvcry killd
of property which is nol real is person-
nl.. Electricity is not run]; therefore It
Is personal. The court ruled that a
plaintiff ls entitled to recover for
brooch of a contract for the delivery of
electricity under a complaint charging
a breach of contract to soil and deliver
personal pl'opolly.
Cores, says Marquis its, the Japanese
resident general. will bc dcfclldcd by
Japan. Internal reforms will follow
consultations with tho cmpcror ol‘
Corps and his ministers. Every pus-
”his effort will be made to develop
agriculture, as Well as mining. forestry
”ind fishing. The mosl difficult and lilo
most important work will Ilfi the ad-
nnoemcnt of gcnorul oduculion. 'l‘llo
-.Coroaus life not barbarians. and do-
110er the cousldcluilon due to lllcll
' sumptibillllcs.
. Pittsburg tries some to be high-
timed. but It is likely to lose Its high-
pi'iood orcllcstru on account of it fill.-
“0011 delicli. Manager George Wilson
during that he will have to lake the
organisation to Canada "to be propcl Iy
.3“! concerts. J
W
500 cigarettes last year.
W tIifcclI} lulu iIic blood.
Allimtliaiiiig lllc. wimlc til'cll-
ory system. Swrdicu incul-
1‘1. "1"
Brooklyn: rut lip Good “rigs
p.9rocloted " He says l’lllsburg pooplu
lid to mlloiiilimn over bridge willst
the: they leave no time for attending
_ nub--
“i No wonder; China is down on the
nited'Staiopl which sent bur 722.1100.-
lls u ‘
Bui Were Defeated 1610 10
—-Pssllmos Lost in Nationals
by s Score 011510 2
What Proved to be one of the best
tallies of basketball seen on the local
court in some time. was witnessed
last night, when the strong Brooklyns
were defeated my the military boys
by the score of 16 to 10.11 looked at
one time as though the locals were
doomed to defeat by the lively oppon-
cuts but their stamina was apparent
toward the elld. and they came out
on top of the heap.
Four times the score was tied and
as many times did the crowd cheer.
The game was in doubt until near the
end. when the speedy military lads let
out and pulled up ahead in a strong
finish. the ball at the time the lust
goal was scored. being in the air when
the limekecpor s gong sounded
Lister of the locals started the fun
by securing the first goal. which was
followed by a neat one by Alexandis,
of the-Brooklyns, making the first tic.
Siler then found the net for the next,
Alexandia doing the same for his side.
Phillips, of the visitors. lauded the
next. thevislt'ors taking the lead, but
Siler did himself justice by landing the
tlelug goal. Murry landed the next for
his side, making the score 8 to ii in
favor of Brooklyns at the end of the
first half.
The second half started off with a
rush and proceeded fully five minutes
before either side scored. when Alex-
andia landed- a neat one, which was
the only point scored by the BI'OOII‘
lyus in this half. Lister and Silor ouch
found the not. whilc Dorncy clldcd the
scoring with a good one. Scorc, Com-
pany l", 16; Brooklyn. 10. .
'l‘bc lineup and summary:
COMPANY li‘. BROOKLYI
Lisicr. I). l". linmbharl. R. G.
Dorlley R. l". Stevenson. L, G.
Siler, 0. Phillips, 0.
Chioilo. R. G. ' Murry L. i".
Godfrey, 1.. G. Aloxundia. R. 1".
Goals from field—-—Siler 4. Lister 3.
Barney 1, Aicxaudla ll. Murry 1, Phil-
lips I.
Roferee—Grindrod.
Scorer-a]. .I. Gillotto.
'i‘lmokecpor—William Cuvullullgh.
Attendance—703.
Nationals. 15; Pastimes. 2.
The Nationals of Soulll Norwalk de-
feated the Pastimes of East Norwalk
ill a one-sided contest by the score of
if) to 2. The Nationals showed that
for a team that has not practiced they
can make a good showing. Kane was
the star of this game, securing three
of the seven goals secured by his
side. it must be said. Ill fairness to
the Pllslimcs. that lllcy were far out—
classed ill height and weight. and play-
ed a cleaner game than lllclr oppon
enls. Luck was against llleln. llowov-
er, and the only lilllc the ball was
lamlcd In the not by one of their mob
was when Bellcdicl made ll bountiful
throw. but as be bad dribblcd the ball
tllrco limos. the goal did not count.
Lineup and summary:
NA'I‘iONAlS.
Kcogil, l.. ii‘.
Cuncy. R. F.
Hawkins. C.
l’ASTIMES
Taylor. R. G
Benedict, L. 6.
Durham. Elzen, (1.
Kane. R. G. lllydonbul-g, i... F
'l‘silnludgc, l.. G. Bloom. ii, li‘.
Goals from ficld—«ix'Iunc 3. Keogh~ "
Carley 1.T.llilnadgci.
Goals from foul—~Blydellburg 1. Tall
medge 1. Bloom 1.
Refcrocwdosepb .l. Gillette.
TIIllL‘IiCC])Ci'-—I". 1.. lugcrsoll.
“Willie's" Notes.
i think it would be a good plan to
have Company li‘ put the cup ill some
sloro window.
The Nutlonuls are still ill the race
for lllc cup and lllcy should be. for
they put up a good game last night.
Nllimcgs and Pastimes meet next
Monday nlglll. if the Pastimes will
it Is a pretty safe bet lhat the Nation-
als will get lllc cup.
Had the l’asllmcs lundcd the ball
for cvcry foul film was called against
the Nationals, the figures would look
llccldcdly bcitcr.
i hope. Company li‘ will have some
disinterested official for the deciding
KRIIIG Ill lilo Twin City ItOlil-lllll a week
from Monday night.
lilg 'I‘oln Dornoy is back Ill the some
and all are pleased to see him. loo.
Hilcr played 11 line game last nIghl.
.iack Kano has learned to follow up
the bull. and be secured three goals
by doing so lusi night.
The Brooklyns were a fast bunch.
blll ii“ was just s. trifle speedier.
REFORMING THE ELECTION LAWS
NEW YORK, March ii.——Delegaleu
from nearly every section of the coun-
try were present today at the opening
here of the second National Confer
cure for line reform of the primary and
election laws and corrupt practices
scis. uudcl- lilo auspices of the Nation.
ni Civic. ii‘odcrullon. (incur S. Eitruus.
prl-sldelll of lilo courcrcncc. opened
“11‘ liliilliilltf with an address.
Mr
mayor of llllsion
FIRE IN COCHEN.
poultry buildings belonging to F. ii.
origin of the fire In unknown.
DINOUNOI FATHER PITIOPF.
Mani-s arc brought to nor-
. inflamed Iisslics .lrc
filed and healed and ”11‘
"tire body uuilcrltucs Illi—
mmcui Pics. and Ilcllllllc
Ii? scrunlulalcs and
' “til homes with it liciii‘II
All druggis is c, $2.
“be u; .
l. (lapse in an open letter today do.
nmmcos miner Growl Petrol! as a
irullnr and a. tool of the Serial Denna
critic who he cares are fighting walnut
lac true interests of the workinghun.
ifs her Gabon also proposes a plan for
the general service this evening.
Rev. George D. Egbert :is expected to
Emma Inllu used a presiding
officer of the, sessltn. Josiah Quincy.
‘ llllfilllilN. March ii.-'i‘he barn and
Plilulcr were burned today. causing a
loss of 13. 000. with no insurance. The
ST. PETERSEN“. March swims.
I'Ipillewifo'a Friend
Clo-no instantly
A At all Ground 100
..m—u
REVIVAL SERVICES REBUMED TO-
NIGHT.
Able Preacher toll» Heard It First
“M. E. Church.
The revival interest will be contin-
ued at the First Methodist Church to-
night. The service begins at 7: 30
o'.clock The Rev. Fairbanks B. Stock-
dalu. pastor of the First Methodist
Episcopal Church, of Meriden, will
preach the sermon. Mr. Stockdulc is
perhaps lilo most original thinker of
the conference, and has it most do-
llghtful personality. A song service
will precede the sermon. and the Army
chorus books will be used. Frederick
1. Force will render 0. Gospel solo. Al
the. close of the service the committee
of personal workers Which now num-
bers fifty will meet the pastor for a
few moments. All are welcome to
The
be present and . participate.
GRAND UNION SERVICE FRIDAY
NIGHT.
At the East Norwaik Methodist
Church the bi-monthiy meeting of tile
Epwortll Union will be held. The
chorus feature will be made a. spoclll-
ty.
Tile Methodist contingent of the
Armory Chorus will sing and the Al'-
ulory books will be used. The Rev.
George 1). Egbert of tho Norwalk Con.
grogaiionai Church has very kindly.
Consentcd to direct the chorus on this
(Kecuslon. 'l‘bc address will be mndc
by the Rev. howls K. Moore of lllc
Noifwnlk Methodist Church. who bus
been so illlillulloly associated wilh
the Union. and who in view of kill an-
tlolplltcd removal to Brooklyn. will
thus appear for the last bimonthoiiil-
ly before the organization. The blunt
Norwnlk chapter will furnish refresh-
ments. The South Norwulk Metho-
dist Church will unite Its Friday or-
ellling service wilh this one.
SUSPECTED MUREEDRERS ARREST-
WHidEthG, W. VII... March 6.——A
man giving ills name as Gregory. but
believed to be Frank J. Constantino,
who is wanted ill Chicago for the nlllr-
(If‘l' of Mrs. Arthur W, Gentry. on Jan.
nary 5 last. has been arrested at Calli-
el'on. W. V., where he was working a
a restaurant.
Park 8v Tilford
FINE
Wines. Liquors and Cigars
“Hotel CTliflord ”
JOSEPH L. wnz
Proprietor.
Telephone 898.
..‘I
below par.
CU RTAINC.
'i‘upo Ilound Noillughum IJICLI
Cliriuius. large assortment of
putlcrnp. all now dosigus. vu-
lne 81.25; ui. .............. 790
Nollingbaln Lace Curluluu.
i lllruo iillil one-bull yards and
fifty-four inches wide. por-
fooliy mods and finished, vu-
luc 81.75 pair; sale price .. $1.19
Dobbiuet Iiulllcd Curtains with
lace edged rulllo, good quai-
lty uni, worth 82.25: special
at 89¢
niobium-t Ruffled Curtains. line
Scotch not with lace lnser~
tion and lace edge ruffle. vs:
Inc $1.60; at ..... 01.10
CLUNY CURTAINB.
50 pair white Cluny Curtains.
extra line quality. beautiful
new patterns, Worth $3.00; at
Q1.”
CHETONNIG.
New spring assortment of Cree
tonnes in floral design on light
and dark grounds. very pretty
IDIOIODCOIIIID‘OIIAIDI
luli.lonnl-ll-aaun
u mmpisin investigation of his brunt
mun by representatives of the vol-up
Sous parties.
patterns: prices.
. I3; 100 ‘am? 12W: 7m wire.
the way down the skirt more than
was velvcl.
It careful stud " the dress quest»
skill In still volAy pulnr. even 101
wool IlliilciniaIS Some will complain
that a circular shirts that liars to
be' laundered sag. It may be that of»
tor a while they will if not propelly
ironed. but it is a matter of but a few
moments to rcbsng them and the per
foot lit oven the hips and in fact all
makes up for the trouble. The thin-
nest malelinls will be out circular the
A coming season.
i saw several bolero costumes in
New Yelk city the other day that quite
took my fancy. Tile boleros were
whole across the front and fastened
invisibly at the buck or side back. This
was for the same reason that waists
the buttoned at the back—«to allow of
an plaborute front.without the inter-
rupt on of an opening
Ostrich feathers figure very promlu
ently Inn collection of ultra stylish
spring hills.
There's a certain style of but that
seems to be takln wcll. . It is the
walking or street hal turned up at
the left side and caught with u knot
of velvet. u buckle or something else
from which springs several long fancy
feathers strdl ht towards the back and
many inches eyond the hat itself. A
nutty Milan with rather high crown
thus lurned up at the side has a soft
fold of light-blue silk about the crown
with a knot of silk at the side holding
several very long soft algerettes of
the same light-blue sweeping far to
wards the back.-
ln proportion to the size of the city
1 don't know but Norwulk is showing
as many French hand-embroidered
shirt-waists or blouses as New York
and just as pretty costumes. This
French band-embroidery is certainly
unequalled by any other style of do.
aeration and charmingly dainty.
i saw u pretly Eton suit here re.
ccnliy. It was a servicablc groin 1in
the girdle. which on those suits Is
inlcdcd to be wide enough 10 cover
the shlrlwaist when it plight. show
between coat and skirt. was of. black
velvet instead of like the suit. Thcre
too, on the cuffs of the
ihi'etmuurler coat sleeves.
ill those days of clnborulc coiffures
we are told that tho vogue Is rather
simple cfl‘ccis. When n fashion be-
comes loo colunion——ls taken up by the
lllasses. lllcll it is that the leaders
sol about intrmluclllg something quite
distinct nlld now. The hair must not
be sovcrciy dressed about lilo face
bul lluvo ll “lllllural manner." we sup-
pose they mean u lllunllcl- natural to
some people whose .halr Is wavy. for
the natural manner of the looks of
some of us is naturally severe.
Roses and foliage laid flnl cover
almost tllc clllirc lop of u small flat
bat. willlc thrce or four roses rise on
their stems at lhe left to give the nccd-
cd height. All these fiat shapes are
lifted at the back with flowers or
nlaline against the hair.
G. B. BURHANS TESTIFIEB AFTER
FOUR YEARS.
C. II. Burhans. of Cariislu (Yelllor, N.
mmt. wrilcs: "About four years ago i
wrote you stating that i had been ell-
tlrcly cured of a sevcro kidney trouble
by inking less lllnu’two bottles of F0
icy‘s Kidney Cllro. it entirely stops
pod the brick dllsi sodimcnl. and pulll
and symptoms of kidney disease dls~
uppcarcd. l mu glad to say that l
have never had a return of tiny of
those symptoms during the four yours
that have elapsed and i am ovidcnily
cured to stay cured. and heartily rcc-
ommcnd Foieys Kidney Cure to any
one suffering froln kidney or bladder
trouble." Plaisled's Drug Store. ”
Mug-M
Wbcn the, «not!
cpaiid slips on
the path of rcstltu o
tho iccp bloat
so: «in 5 me
We have some splcndld Curlnlnsllud I’ol'llcrs whosc priccs
and the wolves howl.
Good News of
Burlains, Tapeslries and Particles
Sllrowd housekeepers will uppi'oclulo this story.
arc away
They are perfect. goods In every rcspoci.
But we are uuxious lilnt ovcl‘y llpllsckccpcr should soc ollr siock bu-
l‘ol'o lilo work and worry of houseciculling begins.
J
TABLE COVERS.
8-4 also 'i‘npostry Covers, for
dining room lablos. llcnvy
bull fringe, cxtrn grind quill
ity nluicl'lnl, worth .223. cucli
special at .............. $1.89
PORTIIRID.
Wc wurc particularly forlnnulu
In scouring from It lurgc Pllli-
adulpiliu IllIII about one bull»
drod pnlrs of three dollar
poriicrus at u price limt cu—
abics us to offer them at 32.19
WINDOW IHADIO.
a“
Opaque Window Shades nlouul.
ed on best spring rollers, all
file new colors, special at
. .. silo alien
.......
TAPIITIY.
60 Inch Tspesir . unlit design on
green or red rounds. Value
750.; special at his yard
to inch lustre Heavy Tapestry.
all new patterns, newest color
lugs on red green. brown and
blue groudds. Value 3125
ion convinces ms M the circular '
. dog I
, .. Mngth LI .
FALL iii'illllli. Miles. March ii.~—-'i‘ila
evils tif’liii’lliw c'ale dealt with strong-
ly in a lengthy pustoutl letter by Blur
hop William is Slang. of the Roman
Catholic diocese of Fall River. sent
yesterday to the clergyman of the dio-
cese. The letter says Ill part
"The modern state has usurped the
functions of spllitual authority and
mofancd the sanctity of the mulliage
ti late.
"Protestantism polmlttcd polygamy.
first openly then covertly. by cloak-
lIng It wilh the lnookcly of the civil
aw.
“All good citizens lue horrified at
the lmmomi dactllne and plastics of
the Molmons but what is the differ-
ence between Mormons who believe In
simultaneous pplgymany and those log-
islators who authorize a husband or a
wife to separate and marry again dur~
illg the lifetime of the other party?
is not the latter a successive poly-
gamy? An attempted marriage of
legally divolced persons (whose inw-
i'ul purinels are still alive) involves
the hideous crime of adultery which
no cause under heaven can justify and
no gold or pearls cull beautify. No
legislature can grant a divorce so that
parties once really wedded can marry
again. without slapping God. the Sn-
preme iawglver, In the face. without
undermining the foundations of Christ-
Iall society, without impcnilling the
life of the nation.
“I call upon the Christian journal-
Ists for the defence of the Christian
home. which Is destroyed by every di-
vorce. and sntreat them Instead of
Buiiifiiitlonn to mentally upedophile all1
who cooperate in sundoring what God
has united and to spare neither high
can low, when the foundations of scale
ty are attacked through the violation
of a sacred plight "
CASTOFI IA
illor Infants and children.
flu Kill You lino Always tonsil
Beats the
Signature of
VICTORY FOR LABOR MEN.
Violence Growing Out of Chicago
Strike Can Now Go Unpunlsbed.
CHICAGO, March 6.-Tilc conten-
tion of the Employers“ Association that
all violence growing out of a strike
could be punished under the railroad
act of 1877 was overruled by Judge Ho
nore’Yestcl-duy In the cases of Fred
Olsen and Frank shorn, members of
the Janitor’s Union. who were accused
of assaulting two null-union janitors
during the strike two years ago.
The decision is the first authorita
tivo interpretation of the act by a
court of record and is regarded by is-
bor men as an important legal vic-
tory. Attorneys for the employers'
Association have contended that any
i .
below .
ftan' was not the
y'l'h “I on
The mumps“ was pmcdl immedia-
tely after the railroad strike of 1M7.
forbids interfelence with the business
of tiny railroad, oprporation. or oom-
pour. in with any other Individual 01‘
Hi]
The ultolneys for the unions crane
that the intent of the legislature was
'0 Dl‘ulocl lullloml companies, and that}
the welds “other firm or Individual
were put In to make the out constitu-
tional and not Class legislation.
Olson and Shorn Were indicted un-
del the railroad act and also for as-
sault with a deadly weapon. They will
’ - be tried only on the latter charge.
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indigestion is much of a habit. Don't
get the habit. Take a little Kudoi
Dyspepsia Cure after eating and you
will quit belching. puffing. palpitatinlf
and frowning. Kodoi digests what
you eat and makes the stomach sweet.
Kodol is a thorough digestant and will
afford relief flom any disbrdsr due to
imperfect digestion ol msl assimilation
of food. Sold by The Clifford Phar-
macy. , A “
SMALL POX IN PUTNAM.
PUTNAM, March (i.——A case of smell‘
pox has been discovered in the family
or Clement Benoit and today the house
was quarantined. The family consists
of It father. mother and seven children
bllt the health officers thinks that no
others of the family have been expos-
interferonce with the business of a ed to the disease. The victim- is
film or individual could be punished an eight years old 3mm
=- 5“
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In 24 hours.
"outfits (ponies. 812vf T ' ' I' 1"!" min
enIPo n . a cured 0 (ho Med min- oxico a i mom I a and “thin.
dreadful hf IIOWI . . . .
mi?“ 0 a“ aloe. Try If. ““mm‘ ““5“" treatment; 15c. m“
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Burlap: for floor or mill cuter.
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ipena Bro-thing Passage and natural Honing.
lures Hay Fever or Money Refunded. 50c - $1.00
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First Class Teas. Large. Meaty Prunes.
River Oranges. Lettuce. Cauliflower. Spinach, Swuet Potatoes, Crisp White Celery, Parsnips.
Brussels Sprouts. Radishes. Navel Oranges. Dates. Figs. etc. ‘
SUCH LARGE QUANTITIES AS WE DO INABLII US TO OCT FIRST CHOICE
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Balm. Or a box of
Mina. LL. Clark. Indianapo-
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Cali 322-4.
We Are Well Supplied
FOR THE LENTEN SEASON WITH THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
Bloatcr Mackerel, Boneless Codfish. 3 lb. boxes Extra Fancy Fish; Finest Columbia River
Salmon. Block Island Lobster. Fancy Dry Shrimp. Soused Mackerel. etc.
Fresh Country Eggs.
Fresh Made Sweet Rosy Creamery Butter. in tube and prints.
Carolina Head Rice. Indian
us yOur order and get it. We can fill it to your perfect satisfac-
tion. Try a can of our Fancy Strawberry Beets. perfectly delicious, l3 and 15c can.
Charles E. Seymour,
LEADING GROCER. South Norwaik.
YoUr Health
OFTEN DEPENOS ON THE QUALITY AND FRIOHNICC OF YOUR EATABLES. OUR ENORMOUO OUTPUT
OF GROCIRIIE ENABLE! US TO HAVE A CLEAN. FRESH STOCK OF HIGH 'QUALITY GOOD. AT ALL
WI. IUY FOR CAIH AND BILL FOR CASH; WI OPERATE 25 RETAIL 870'!!! AND BUYING
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