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conunitiw 1111 foreign affairs will t'iilll-
mouse hearings on the 14111 of this
month on the Foster Chinese exclusion.-
hill. This bill is. a modification of the “ ‘
existing Chinese exclusion 1111.110 far
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allowing it the very 11111111111111
:forns with. themrulnI
sooth ads on of 1! strain school
Ituilents. The military I were vie.
torioue by the score: of 18 to 16. in a
contest that was hard fought through _
out. The lineup of the teams and the
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. mum. that would hate been quite
another matter. That would have
as the higher grades of Chinese are
concerned. The bill u’LErbida any Chill»
one laborers from on ring the United
States as now,
lows any other
been i real philanthropy in every Boom made: Chinese to outer. u"provided they can 663"“th to cum Ally cough' 259
genes of the word. As it is. however, ,1 .= Company D. show proper credentials not only from 00' Radical Cure f l' B M“ 1
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,1" 1,3,»; .0 1 1 lease 9 no use. ‘
but: 111.131.25.113: 531311 1 1 . 1 1 at. °“'°"‘"°"* °'°“P '" a F“ 11111111.
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more: March M3111. lml. "‘9 ““9”". I burden which it seems ‘WW ‘1. 1),,1 l , , '1 1 facturcrs who have dealings with cures sore Throat and Ulceratod “mens-
,‘ ork M. .Degree at. the present time as if he Would P.1(eywalth,3 11..) n 11 1 China. it is claimed by those who
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s [111 l is prllc 01191111 not be govoru- . ~~~~~~~~~ passer, 1 1c mar (its 11 ( 1 an w once
ll 11 h bill ed by scientific principles? Has M1. 'I‘Dltlulns. :1 :1 :1 l :l l: 31%;; b.5111it'llrglv'l‘hiiillmlr‘illlil 1111;211:2131 Cures Hay Fever or money “Blunded 500- $1.00
nose to calm Carnegie any metal right to put the “' """ """"""" ‘ " V ' 197.1- 1 ' 3
1 y . lurcrs are lutcrostmi and have upluuil- ‘ '
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101' hire to hBVG On board, bondage through the ingtrumentaliiy Dg::ltl‘:lli"sflé . 1 ‘1; ‘6 4 5 1' V01 “10 iii". ”If ”10 Olllt'l lll‘illll. lht‘ ”NONI Igllaflhnflomnl lineal“ 1 :
engineer and a licensed pi- of such commendable things as even W. Device: p" 1 1 \ 0 ‘1’ (1’ labor unions are opposed to any modi- ‘ WIND pure,
.93 team launches of W“ a library because some temporary of« D. Dcvine..1 b.. 0 0 1 l, gait'ggdofhgxlfigguifim ‘3; Cgfngllzlt‘l) i Wmswmmmmmcmmmmmm.
WM W‘ lelI may have only one liners agree to accept his offer? Has Moorhead. 3 b., 0 0 1 0 0 out have sent to the Canistecticut mom I 0" Gripoutoftheaystem. ‘ n I ' the U M ’ I
. The bill any well-meaning philanthropist a F511? 3 b ' } 0 0 1 bars a large number of petitions on mam” Cmilpltlupendlllles.when all "3° fella. Mumps
nded to compel all moral right to offer to any community Dov: 1g is" g 1 0 "he“ “"63 h 2‘ Wm'nhll.hrechelnlmioufm lillle the pain of 6'“ wasp or
W W 1W“ a licensed will a beamstctiio financial responsibilities McKinney, c. f.. 1 0 COLE: gggcg‘allugbfigtlonmtg $51.12“; "In ”I . I“ ' 20 d.” treet-
mi’ committee changed it. 8° 1°: finial 3*- d°°“ “0t 1‘93““? ““3 ““90“" .r. f' 0 1 0 1 will (be continued for'some time. 3 hula Mum.“ , M Toxlceli: “b
. ”a“ only those that take pas- any oflioiaiil. moral T181“ ‘0 accept it 7 — 3 - - 7 Connecticut Pension Bills. W D"- ? . M'" greatesttoulc
. 901' hire. Private boats are for any-community, for any purpose,a Touulns, , 2 3 3 “3, The senate committee on pensions MW lock 5““ 1 N 4 ‘ UV" “VIN???"
of! ted by this bill. beduest.“WlTH A STRING To '1'?" """""" ‘ """""" mas deem-tied favorasbly tWonlelnsiou lillla I N“ W 1 - end Headache Rem-
, ,uneeticut owners of isunch- . -r—- COLLEGE CONFERENCE. “:15 n r01 11cc: dbl. lfm‘tm“, u 93,313; rdqht. Cum all “Yon“ With 0 3i
petitioned against the passage One of the most beautiful quotations Ndl‘ii’e “rs", ”3M3: “$110 :6?“de m . , gem Illnesses. II bottle of Brazilian
ill compelling all to have s licens- Ihave EVer read. was recently printed Tm“ Th°°'°9'“' Seminarles R"if“; Company A. 'l‘ wsntietn Massachusetts "”"3‘ Commem- wily-m M d M'm‘ 01's box M can l on ‘
ears. but. there can be no 0b in 11. paper not a thousand miles from Infill“! Will Meet in Hartford. Volunteers and .lnboz Miller of Brook- dwm’iéwfl'ggflzfif" “'0 medical W - , ,1 Toxicola (I month's and litim.?i«'3m“:”ffi
_ the bill as it passed the South Norwalk. and for the benefit HARTFORD. March Vii—A novel 00L lyn. lWhC) was in Company K, Eigh- Pneumonia. aloe Trylt. mc‘m‘d'mflu' treatment) 25c. film“ W
my ”.18 score. The house will of those who did not read that quoia- logo conference under the auspices of teem ‘ .11uucllkut Voluntclrs Both 25c, 500 and $1.00 AT DRUGGISTS.‘
bills call for $110 per month.
The house committee on invu'lid pun
sious has reported faVorably 11o, bill
granting a pension of $311 pet mouth
to Maj. William A. IAPL‘OUI, of New
Haven, who solved as captain of Com-
puny F. First Connecticut Heavy A1-
lilioly. This bill. was innoduc'cd by ,
Congressman Sperry The committee
7 11011, I will rewrite it. Here if. is:
”A woman without religion. is like.
a flower without perfume."
Why is Mr. Dooley the greatest of
all modern philosophers?
How can some fellows live on 110th.
ing a week, wear colored vests, and up
three theological seminarics is to he
held in Hartford Seminary from Fri-
day, March 30 through Sunday eve-
ning April 1., The three seminarles
concerned are Hartford. Yale and U11
1011, New York. All men of the New
England, New York and New Jersey
collages are invited to attend. The
B» F. JACKSON 6: CO... flig- Chemists.
ply-adopt the senate om.
EHIND THE SCENES.
going on with my chatter, 1
than explanation to make apropos
in library tax bills up in Norwalk.
INDIANAPOLIS. lNDlANA.‘
FASHIONS ANN 6U LiNARY
WRINKLES.
selves, they are very high and tight,
being held in place by invisible sup
ports. More latitude is allowed in
Skirt, yokcs are not. common, 11111.11 -
pointed one of lace in combinniim
with a lace panel makes a very dressy
M
Let the children have flowers or vo-
mtzudly chided for my misstate-
, tat the bills are done away
and we don t hear anything more
I bout them, but as the talk
, bills had died away, I was firm
y belief that the bills likewise
$1pr done away with.
The gentleman who took me to task,
himself ataxpayer and as [looked at
‘ieiierous girth, and florid complex-
al: once concluded that he is
"advocate of things other than a cer—
breakfast food. Said he:
‘ lly the library tax is included in
, ,ty list, and when you get your
“tax bills, you can put it down
hr book that the library tax is
The annual maintaining
a library costs the city about
lib hundred dollars, and as far as this
1118 about the gilft to n. loam from
‘ egie is conwrncd, it doesn’t am-
ount to that, heauapped his fingers
confemptously. and his air of impou-
unce was equalled only by a country
coroner doing jury duty for the first
time.
“Well, i am smry I made the min
air of importance?
Why don't some one write to our
big hearted Congressman, asking him
to introduce a bill in the Senate that
will eradicate or if not that much. at
least. revise a certain clause in the
state laws: (because said clause is
very set about the Sabbath obser-
vance) for the reason that the baseball
season is near at hand?
What is the difference between a
fin pan broker, and the advance agent
of a bucket shop syndicate?
These questions have recently been
asked.
THE CHATTERER.
.—.———-.
NORWALK CLUB POOL TOURNEV.
W. L. Olsen Defeats F. W. Thompson
by Score of 140 to 68.
in the pool tournament of the Nora
walk Club, William 1.. Olson, 140, de-
feated h‘icdeiick W Thompson, 80.
lztst. evening, by the score of 140 to 68.
The second one is now being played
for. The some by flames last night
was as follows:
avowed object is to present to college
men now deciding on their life work,
some definite information concerning
the work ad claims of the Christian
ministry. The speakers will be
President W. D, Mackenzie. D. 1).. of
Hartford Seminary, President Wilson,
of Princeton, President Ruch Rhees.
of Rochester University, Professors
Francis Brown, of Union, .1. C. Hib~
ban. of Princeton. F. C. Porter. of Yalev
and C. T. Winchester of Wesleyan.
Missionary societies will be represent-
ed by President Cspcn of the Ameri-
can Board and Secretary Halsey, of
Presbyterian Board, and the pastorate
by the Rev. Arthur MacArthur, of New
York, Rev. Dr. Kinsoiving, of Brooklyn,
Rev. Rockwell H. Potter, of Hartford
an‘d Rev. 0 S. Davis, of New Bri
in n
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CONNECTICUT RIVER OPEN.
Tuga Takes Away Barges Pulled Up
Along the Stream for the Winter.
HARTFORD, March 8.—Nsvigntiou
was opened yesterday by the now lug
Onrust, which came as far as Portland
with three barges in tow and made
the rcmaludcr of the loruncv to this
city light in ordcl to return to Middle
town with the foul barges which have
been wintcrcd hero. Capt. Hills of
has also rcporlcd favorably the. bill
granting a pension of $16 per month
dow of Charles H, Pendcr. who served
airy.
Congressman iliiioy and called orig-
duced in the house a bill granting a
pension of $6 per month to Edward C.
Bowers. of Bridgeport. who served as
an ensign in the navy. The applicant
has been in ,rccelpt of this pension
for some time. but the pension office
has notified him that they propose to
cut him of! as his record in the army.
prior to his service iii-the navy. was
not correct.
a bill in buh all of [in 11 Wood of Net‘-
wicb. wbp served in (‘umpany 11.01111
judil 1.113 (nilillillltii today i'i‘ptilled 11
0 Lucy A. Ponder. of Southington. wi-
n Company F, First Connecticut Cav-
This bill was introduced by
naily for $30 per month.
Congressman Hlll yesterday intro-
Mr. Higgins also yesterday presented
Hundred and Two ty scvr 1111 New
York Volunteers in pan ion calls
for $40 per month.
WILL NOT PAWS-MIST MEA-
. . S . .
ALBANY, March —'l‘he Assembly
resolution tailing upon the attorney-
gem-1n] to inform the assembly wiic-
titer, in his opinion. in proceedings
in nccmdnuco with Chapter 16 of iho‘
gclailou gardens if possible. if the
buck lawn is not to be luterfcrrcd with
boxes for bulbs or small vcgnlables
will answer, though not affording the
some amount of outdoor exorcise. A
love of nature and a love for work.
two desirable qualities, are fostered
by gardens large and small.
A natty suit of white serge is har-
red off in half inch checks by black
hair lines. Bias bands of the mater-
ial, black silk braid and buttons con~
siltute the trimming.
There is no more comfortable but
for general wear than the turban. a.
neat one seen recently was all black
except for a huge pink rose fastened
quite flat. near the left front. adding
not at all to the height.
A porcelain lamp of a rich dark
blue color llama light blue sluldv which
diffuses the light. well.
The girl with deft fingers finds
many ways of employing them nowa-
days in fashioning the countless accos-
sorius in her wardrobe. One of the
11111111 fascinating is the. making of inch
or embloidclv chcmisctic and cuffs
Willi ll accompany the filmy summei
gowns now in preparation.
The short skirt of a child's frork
made. in the always popular From-hf
style consists of a full embroidered
flouncc. a good Hamburg being satis—
nock dressing with tailored waists, and
separate stocks, chosen with a. view to
comfort may be worn.
The fashionable giay shades extend
even to boy‘s garments A nobby suit
for a. small boy is of gray worsted,
with shield. cuffs and sailor collar of
fine white pique, a. very sensible ar.
rnngcment. by the way, for the shield
and cuffs may be laundered frequently
insuring a continued immaculate ap-
pearanoe.
A new idea in men’s ueckwear is
the use of small bows of heavy silk
like 11. gms grain ribbon. These are
plain or striped, a dark blue silk hav-
ing a. white stripe through the mid-
dle and on each edge being a pleasing
design for business wear.
White calf skin having a. finish that
admits of easy cleansing is an exceed-
ingly smurf. leather for children's dress
shoes. ,
Night gowns with Dutch neck are
cool and comfortable in warm weather
and the flat. finish nilowa sufficient
scope in the. matter of decoration. Af-
vtcr spending much time and labor on
exquisite embroidery. ribbon draw-
filled neck or yoke displaying the fine
needle work to best advantage.
Ribbon run out work bands have a
variety of uses, the latest perhaps, be-
ing that of decorating a childs frock.
strings are to be. escbcwcd. the plain .
Sitll'L
Some of you are intending to give
an Easter luncheon. ‘ Let me just.
throw out the hint that crepe and tis-
sue paper butterflies held out very ef-
fectively in the decorations combined
with wild flowers, of which we hope to
have a good supply by Easter.
. . 1
‘Hao' A souuo SLEEP.
Early this morning Frank Youngs
was discovered in an unconscious con-
dition on Water street. He was seen
yesterday afternoon falling around in
1thc lot. on Water street where sewer
pipes are stored. He evidently crawl-
ed into one of the pipes and went to
sleep. This morning Chief Voiimer
was called to look‘after him as it. was
feared he was either dead or dying.
Dr. J, M. Coburn was called, and on
dvrod Young taken taken to the lock-
up. Youug failed in awake from his
stain of coma until this morning
about 10 o'clock and Chief Volimer felt.
somewhat better about him, as he had
feared ' that Young had sustained
some serious injuries. His left eye
was badly swollen and his nose was
skinned. Altogether he presented a.
and appearance. His case will come
up tomorrow. -
.GOOD MILITARY ATTENDANCE.
,. Olsen 140. Thompson, 80. Glastonbury is in hargo of the new Code of Civil Procedure, the ballot factory on iwcount of its 800d wearing A new wall-paper design for a bath Aftr 'the drill of. Com an D last ev-
kg I replied but l think just as S ’ G—l tug and the craft made very good time boxes containing the ballots cast M the qualities. Narrowcr embroidery edges room is illustrated in “The ideal oping, Captain Edward ‘1): View read a.
0' that this gift idea isnt a gift 18 10—1 up the river. as ihn freshet current last election in New York city can be 1}“. wide coilal House." The. original design was ta- letter from Col. Gilbert is Fitch com-
all, and to show you how near to 32 9—2 which was running Monday had grown opened and tho hallo re counted and The fine, blouses without, exception ken from a photograph of a flight. of plimenting the company on the excel-
1 Iain- we are- rather, i will quote 39 111—1 much less by yesterday. whclhbr the said liiam R. Hearst. 11““. the roller attached and while aquatic birds, the paper he,“ a color- lent. attendance dining the month of
t f disc01 rs on the 46 23"1 “1‘ any candidate “”0" “‘0 ““1 ““‘m they are as filmy as the blouses them led reproduction of this photograph. February
“a“ ”a“ m“ a 1 " 59—1 23—1 SUNDAY LIcH'r AND POWER. clpal ownership ticket has made com
08“ Library" by the ”On' Her- - 65. ' 32 The Board of Electrical Commission. plaint to him or request that be com -
. 1A. Main. ComDLI‘Ollel’. Of the 0“! 74—4 34 ers of the City of South Norwnlk are inches such action.” CI“ 322-4.
flow York: 80 41 ascertaining how many patrons desire The resolution was adopted by a
M 2 901 M Corps is of 92 42—2 the light and power on Sundays, as vote of 86 ayes to 29 noes. it is gon-
011 ”Ch 1 1 r 8 99—1 48—1 well as week days. Requests can be crsliy regarded as indicating the none
‘9 to 31““200000 to the City 0' 107—1 53—1 made to the commissioners. and if of tho so called Hearst investigation r
A York 1’0? the construction 0f 1“) 117 57—1 enough such are received the service propositions as affecting the New
buildings upon condition that the 125 64 will be furnished. York election will he passed _
. . 8 135—1 68 . "mm-.. w__, W—
should provmc the land and ear 8 ”0 FOR THE LENTEN SEASON WITH THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS.
whip and maintain the libraries
' ' built. This communication was
Amitteti in the Mayor on March 15,
April SI an act was passed
'Y » in: acceptance of the gift by
by upon the terms imposed by
e.
M ETHODIST CHU RCH OERViCES.
Baa fan 5 tare
Bloatcr Mackerel, Boneless Codfish, 3 lb. boxes Extra Fancy Fish; Finest Columbia River
Salmon, Block Island Lobster, Fancy Dry Shrimp, Souscd’ Mackerel. etc. Fresh Country Eggs.
Fresh Made Sweet Rosy Creamery Butter. in tubs and prints.
Rev. E. W. Byahe Preached the Ber-
mon. and Pastor Led Testimony ‘
Meeting.
There was a good attendance at the
service in the First Methodist Episco- : - - 1 1 1. . . . ,
lite city agrees to provide adequate W Church I”, night The mm, Great 01‘0st Of eager purchasers Delicious Coffee. First Class Teas. Large, Meaty Prunes. Carolina Head Rice. Indian .
maintenance 10 1191' cam» 0’ was preached by Rev. E. W. yshe.
River Oranges. Lettuce, Cauliflower, Spinach, Sweet Potatoes, Crisp White Celery, Parsnips,
of Rowaytnn. The text. was The Mea-
Brusscls Sprouts, Redishcs. Navel Oranges, Dates, Figs, etc.
ter is Come and Goliath for Thee The
thought was the claim of Christ upon
men. He had a right to control their
lives; first because He was the crea-
tor, redeemer and suetainer of human
life. it was an impressive sermon.
and was followed by a brief testimony
meeting, conducted by the pastor Fred
J Force sang the gospel solo, Calvary.
Tonight Rev Francis ’1‘. Brown. pas-
tor of the First M. E Church New
Haven. will preach Ho assisted a
year ago in the movement of Rev. Mr.
Henderson. The chorus will sing.
and Mr. Force will lead the music.
with George H.1ncke as cornefist.
downturn. LsAcus RALLY.
Will be Held Friday Night at last
Avenue M. I. Church.
t of each building being agreed
1 as a minimum. and it has already
‘ demonstrated that. it) per cent, is
greet the opening of our
Topsy Turvy Sale 1
. .1:-
You want the best. Send 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, x3 and 15c can.
Charles E. 'Seymour,
LEADING GROCER. South Norwalk.
bear close analysis without much
nee of the civic conscience.
1 1. - ting all sentiment, Mr. Carma
gift of money for this purpose
wing to become a burden rather
C benefit The difficulty lies not
‘ gift itself. but in what it entails
the city.
Carnegie has lived up to the full
of his gift and will doubtless
‘to do so until the last bulld-
idod for in the contract has
33 Washington St.
I
Every aisle, every counter, every department was surrounded
with wise economists who were quick to realize the importance of
this remarkable sale.
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Never have we received such a tremendous response—a response
criticism of W Mi. 110' 0f W “19 “"10“th 1099“" 0' “‘9 N0" that clearly proves the strength 0‘ honest advertising and 1““ "he National Biscuit xoc Crackers, 3 packages for .r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2513 A
in which ho handle“ the Md “$332193: filmy!!! lgflofiamlik‘b: oi roduoln ever article as advertised and backin up every state ' “ ' 1
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11111 Wm Mill "0 W" ”m “0‘ one 11191110111111 Episcopal Church. The p , g V 8 Our Biscuit (the finest Soda Cracker). per regular package 4c
. WW charred. “lOOHIIIhB Methodist1 lrxcfibors ‘of 131m ghrpgan meat nude, , -’ 1 ,_ 1 ' . ~
in the' mouth." but rat or chorus ans. an s a , F . , - '
. sac rumor utter sweetatock or sand 2
i0 31“: ““1 WW “‘0 “93 bl" {gfigfifihgg giafiiimfi: $13,222 'Comc tomorrow and note the remarkable values. y C y B ( )' p p . ' , 5°
' dad or s no 117 pres e . .
iii “er ”mm "l ‘hmm‘ the Diane “91'0"“! be "0001‘ I010 End this list’of spec coral prices from the House Furnishing De- 33 Strictly F’flh 0°“th EEC” “3,150,
‘ ‘ . ' by Mrs. Laurette Ala-worth Bradley. , . , . ,, ‘ ,
'thggkalglwls R. Moore will preach oatmeal: Earshot Brand~Ciam Chowder.perqumosn 18c
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‘5 Til-ford , also will follow. .MZJW cm T n' 20 7"“ “and“ “m“ am“ 12° 11 1 9‘
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‘ Hus . . woman's ”ifl‘qmlv Wine. 4 3m" CW“ 3""1'1 mm c . If you want pure. fresh 11111111111111 at honest prices, gstthe habit-«buy of us for cash.
Honors Still Glut" The regular 111111sz ism pulls Till m 3w“ -- 0 Glass Condensed Lilli: Holder tee _
‘ 3°Wgafigmjmwmm ”'1 “mil-lentil)! 10 Decorated Tea caps and Saucer! - 90 Honest weight- ia one of our most particular rules-that's why you always get: big measure
Church was held yesterday afternoon Maior's cement 10o become.) Dinner Plates ac when you purchase here. 1, ..
'- in the church parlors. Very inter .0 2 -, , .
, lasting papers more 1:31” dgggnamt‘he 11111111111111 box. n One Quartnecorutedilritchers me
was on amen" em 1111“ ‘ .
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in ours res" 1‘ ' 1 c 1.. '
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33111qu or hire. (3 Irina new «so ‘blelowis .......... so vim 11719“ gum,
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