I. a visited, and the children were put
;‘ through their paces, showing a re
, markupl
ddrossad the}? consular re-
My tion today. He assured
' " tlou that the government
moot gratefully the interest
11 in every branch or activity
he was especially interested
or which has brought the
l the convention together——
meat or the consular ser-
haartily endorsed what Sen-
ovund Representative Adams
111 hddresses before the con
terday. Secretary Root
W before the House. would
Improve the consular service.
lied the hope that the action
taken by Cougress would he
by the convention.
annular service. he said 111111 11
van. one. having grown out
lmé When the people Were ex-
heir energies at home. A
t' utility of American people——
en. active and intelligcut
,allii‘otrs or doing good work.
others, he said soughtthc places
so or were tiled of the condi-
tiller which they were living or
lied in the business in which
engaged or wanted the
ildren a‘bimosd “<4.
e‘ci‘etary said that arncw 1.1.1111.
‘ use to whose country he had been
I'll. end an minteipietei to his own
noble from those of the 11'1111utiv in
lch he may be a consul. They ought
ineof the opportunities abroad.
Continuing the sec'eulu‘i'v said
itions of their livcs.
e. to the turning point.
W 11
1111 said.
,Ll‘e was little to do.
. societniy said Congress
sling with the subject saga-
the oonVention would give (‘on-
conclusion he said I111.
Vladfe to the 1'1111111ution that
NEW YORK.
WASHING'] ON. Mui‘c ii
cbmphnled by (aptuiu Mclnlin
chief of the Bureau of Ins11|111
111 1
ew York some imporlunt official busi
do in Luzon. Another
“ermine whether or 1101 he shall 111
, the Supreme (‘uuit beiu I1
0 DECISION
SHING'I‘ON. March
. take any action today regur-d
lie application fora writ of c1'111ol
the case of Charles 1.. Tucker. 1111
influence of death for the murder
MI Page at Weston. Mass,
'1'-Attorney Vahey who wore
1* Milled tomorrow.
Milne Holman has turned the pa
will render the opinion.
' MISTALEFF IN A ouuosow.
PETERBBURG. March
mauled, former presidet or 1111
{01411111111 of (it. Peter and HI.
blamed in
iii of $1.01) and our.
every ll! month.
hop". 9 a. In. to I
1 Saturday owninu
cm
' meat at the pupils in most of the
. with any school in this section of the
'viously shown In the spelling matches
any men were appointed. to the
his who were good illustrations of
order 10 test or to educate
8 upon the consular service
eveiy consular officei ought
terpreter of his own people
giving information to the people
we
Want a service manned by men who
. file not burned out the tires or the
' ha\c
the present is the time 10 111.11. up
organization which did well when
was
and eifcctivclv 111111 he hoped
ll. support in Its efforts and help
through the bill now before 1h111
1 011111
the
esldent and the State Department
'mvdd their best to accomplish thc
desirable results. ‘
{SECRETARY TAFT LEAVES FOR
H.-—-Si11'l‘1‘-
tary Taft left today 101 N11“ 11'-.0111 111--
airs. The secretary has on hand In
He Is to confer with some of
' New. York capitalists regarding
bids for the construction of rail-
maticr ni’
llslness requiring the secrciary's 111-
tion is the meeting of 1111» Prison
rtyrs’ Memorial Assm 111111111 ilut
' 9 most ItheIesling i"eut11111 ol’ Secrc
ji'y Tut's trip to New Y'mk will llf‘
,0 family council whi1l1 will finally
[it the president s teudei ot' a place
IN PAGE MURDER
CASE.
ll.-—Jus-
: Holmes, of the Supreme Court.
H111
>Tdcker. that a decision would
in the case over to Justice Harlan
14.....-
tive committee of the Will klncu' a
111. in still confined in a dungeon
Ind in reported to be very iii
In the bad treatment he 1111111
mrv 8“” mm!!! H-
1.51111111111111th Elliot Not-wail: is speedier
the day inspecting the Franklin school
with Principal W 0.9100111. Each 0!
the different rooms in the school was
high state of calciency in
the tone in: corps and a high attain-
Irades.
A sentinel reporter happened to
drop in durinfi the inspection and
heard some or he recltationa.
The children seem to be particular
ly strong in spelling and the Franklin
school will company very favorably
state in spelling. This has been me-
held last year which were so eminent-
ly satisfactory in every way. The
children are also very proficient in
arithmetic and in mental calculation.
The music in the Franklin School
was also a revelation. This is under
the direction of Miss A. E. Baldwin.
who is a thoroughly" experienced and
competent musical instructor. It im-
pressed the reporter as being remarka-
ble to hear a room full of children of
an. average age of seven reading and
singing music at sight from scores
written on the blackboard. In one
room where the children have but re-
cently left. the Kindergarten depart-
ment a. scale of notes Was placed on
the board. The notes were indicated
at random with a pointer and the
children with very few exceptions
sounded the correct tones for the notes
indicated.
A room in which were. scholars aver-
aging about nine years sang practically
at sight. from a musical first reader
and also rendered rounds and caiches
in 11 very clever manner. The chorus
work of the children in other rooms
was also very good.
OBITUARY RECORD.
NATHANIEL. BOIITON.
Nathaniel Bouton. aged seventy live
yeais. died yesteiday momlug at his
home in El‘y avenue. Mr Ilouton was
a son of thc late Captain Joseph Bou-
ton. and 11 nephew of the. late Rev.
Nathaniel Ilouton. of Concord. N. H.
lllr. Bouton leaves a widow and one
brother. William H, Bouton. 111‘ Ridge»
i'icld. 'l‘hc funeral'will be from the
residence of (I111 deceased at 2 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
_...-_._..__._....__..1._
AMERICAN ASIATIC ASSOCIATION.
WASHINGTON. March Ii.~—-Jobn
h‘oord. secrctai'y of the American As-
iatic Associailmr and representatives
of counucrc i111 1111111011111 in prominent
(tiles oi the llnitcd Slates. appeared
III-fore the House Committee on For
cign Affairs in support of the roster
bill to amend the1 Chinese exclusion
1111.1 in such 11 manner that high class
Chlncso may I111 11111111111111 with less In-
coiwenieuce.
The American Asiatic Association.
said Mr. Foord. is deeply Interested in
the proposed modiilcaiion nt‘ 11111 ex-
clusion law because of the importance
111 American cotuntcrciul Interests of
China's trade.
Among thc representatives of 11111
Anus-icon Asiatic Association at the
hcaring \vcrc: Gustav ll. Scliwuli
and [elder Straps. representing the
Chamber of (10111111111111 of New York;
(31111111114 S. II11111II11-_ 1'11pr1-1scutiug the
[lesion Chamber of Commerce, and
51111111111 ll. Cupou. representing the
American Board of Foreign Missions,
I) A .'I‘iiouipkins. of (‘i1111'.lotte N. 0..
rcprcscniiuu the National Association
of M1111ui‘uctuicrs. said his association
had no dcsiie to admit (‘hincsc coolics.
In response to questions as to ”111 cf—
foot. of lllt‘ Chinese boycott. 1.111 1I11'
inucliu-cry and cotton Irudc in which
1111 is interested Mr. ’i‘houipklns said
II111 celi’ct had been very injurious and
il11'1111ien111i to grow if conditions \verc
uol 1'1-Ii11v111i at once.
r
FARM PROPERTY SOLD.
I’clcr ll. ()chI. of NW lllli'llt'lll‘.
New York. has purchased ”111 farm on
1l11- old Suugntuck road, known as 1111-
\’11111i111'blI1 place. from Dr. Charles H.
lloymou. formerly 111' N11w.l'ork, but
now of Norwalk. The property I11-
1:Iud11s iwouty-scvcu 11111-1111 of land.
horse. carriage house and burn. Mr.
Odcll has been a resident of New ltoc-
liclic. for many years, and will make.1
his home her with his family after
April lat. llr. l‘ioyuton will rent a place
in Norwalk. 11nd commutes until he can
purchase a entailcr place. The sale
was made through John Ii. Law-
1"111111-.
FIREMENS' POOL TOURNAMENT.
'l‘l11 Nm'wulk 11111» Police had a slight
PM in their land 11111.11 H1in Hose
(‘ompuny in the pool touinumeni with
1i111 luiici last night. liownrd Nadia
oi the ”111111 0111111111111 dulcnilun (lil-
bcri llorion by tho 11111111 of lot) to
98.
The I’Irc I’ulicc still Imvc quite a
long loud the total scores lining:
11‘II'1- l’oilcewlilil.
”111111 ”111111 111111 lI'II.
M'GDVERN OFF FOR PHILADEL-
PHIA.
NEW YOIIK. Mul'ch wa'i‘cl'ry Mc-
(11111111111, who will fight Ilatillnn Nel-
son in l’lllllll'Dllhlll in l'hiludciphia io-
nlItIII. I1-n limo today I111 the 111111111»
11! the 1111111111111111'111- was acompunied
b.1- hia manninu' .loc ilumphiiea. his
11111111111111. Chm-icy Mayhood. Johnny
Burdick and bin brother Phil, and 11
number of friends.
IINATE WANTS WAR REPORTS.
WASHINGTON. March lie-Tho
Senate has passed 11 resolution calling
upon the ticcraiury of War to send to
the Senate copies of all reports on the
recent ntlaclt by the United States
troops on Mount Dale. .lolu Islands.
1911111107 HOFMANN AHHIVEB.
NEW YORK. March H «Jose: Hot
menu. the plenty, was 11 passengei
011111111 steamer Iuecher. which arri-
ved here today from Hamburg.
COPYRIGHT communes.
WAGHING’PON. March inw'i'he
copyright conterenee continued its 1111:-
start in the Cloneressionai Library to
11v.
Mnbeile minim says the Pittsburx
millionaires Inuit culture. That cash
('1
to settle It. If Natalie doesn't ism.
Sol «.11 ‘
ALGEOIRAS. Spain. Match live
The Morroccan Conference has roach
ed a peculiar stage it is completely
11111111111111 to solve the deadlock which
has arisen over the remaining details
1 of the police and bank questions. The
sessions are ienmeieilly suspended,
without knowing when they will be
resumed. ,The French and German
delegates are bound by their instrucv
lions and ther‘eforeure unable to
make further concessions and the con
terence not having judicial or legis-
lative poweia cannot settle the dlf~
ferences by a Inalciity. Therefore the
tore sought to secure 'an agreement
between the parties which the con-
ference could unanimously confirm
now recognise that if the conference
In left to itself it is incapable otget-
ting out of‘thc present difficulty and
that it therefore renuiln for die govern
menis themselves to intervene for
the purpose of reaching an 11'; 121::
merit. '
This in regalded here. as the criti—
cal period of the Algeciras.confereuc121.
The German government through dip-
lomatic channels Is expressing to the
powers not directly concerned In the
controversy iisuleierminullou to yield
no further. Germany depends to some
extent on ,t.he advice of the neutral
powers to pursuade France to accept
the irreducible minimum contained in
the Austrian proposals. although the
precise functions of the international
lnupectorship will be subject to rogu-
1atlous yet" IO be agreed upon.
King Edward. it Is asserted hero, is
exerting his personal Influence with
the French statesmen in an effort to
induce them to be conciliatory.
FIRE iN THOMPSONVILLE.
'I‘HOMPS()NVII..I.E. March li-vh‘lrc
today destroyed the borne of James A.
Colvin. in Enticld street.. and caused
:1 loss which will reach hourly $10,001).
it is thought. that the fire started as
the rcsull of 1111 overheated furnace
and it burned so rapidly that practic»
ally nothing was saved. The house
was one of the oldest in the town and
was 11 handsome residence.
The fire depuruucut had coueidenr
hie ll'()lllll(‘ on account. oi the poor wat-
ei' pressure oilicrwis1-1 11 mm. of the
property may have 11111111 saved. The
loss is partly covcrcd by Iii-511111111111.
NAVAL APPFIFN‘TICES FOR NEW.
PORT
NORFOLK. \'11._ March
cruisci' (lolluuliiu is expected in Ilauip.
lou Roads loumrrow to transfer 4110
more apprentices from this training
station to the naval station 111 Now-
port R. I.
POPULAR 1.111131111121115"
8111111111111 1111111111!
A WOMAN'S EXPERIENCE IN THE
Japanese Army,
SOUTH NORWALK
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
AT EIGHT O‘CLOCK.
ADMISSION 35 CENTS.
CHILDREN 15 CENTS.
1.12 .1 91111415
neutral delegates who have hereto- -
li—w'l‘lu1
Friday, March 16,
A stated evocation 111111111191 Chap:
161‘. K A it, was held last evenins. lit
the Masonic lodge rooms. in Washing-
ton street An edicts] visit or Denaty
Grand High Priest Belap at Essex. of -
the mailed Grand Guantanamo Grand
llixhi) Iii. H. Huntington. of Nor-
waik. wow present. The Mark Mac
for Masons' Degree was conferred at-
ier which a. e owner and roast beef
supper with al the trimmings were
served and 11 fully good time resulted
There were visiting Masons present
from Bridgeport Stamford and other
towns and cities.
'Is hereby given that an assessment
list of the polls and other taxable
property of the hast Norwalk Fire
District has been 11111111,- 1111 Ihc 11111111
st of 1905 Bald list. may be found
ior examination at the store of E. 13.
Gorham, in said district.
The Board of lleliei’ will 111111.11 at tho.
store of E. E. Gorham on March 24.
l.90(i.'froru 2 o'clock p. 111.. to 1’1 o'clock
p. 111.. to hear and determine all an-
peais blade to them from said LLSdtéilH'
meat last,
Dated at. East
March II. 10015.
EDWARD 11‘. SMITH.
ARTHUR WALDRON.
HOWARD L. I.0WNI)ES.
(Younuiitec oi the East Norwaih l‘ii'c
Distrr‘hi.
Not-walk. Conn..
111111» "11111111111011 11111- 101 1M1
Service (hiarauieellV
Knee, Heel and Toe
eeetietteiaecee
m
NO
On Every Pair.
Of Sioutesi lrish Linen.
s. 11 AND 5 GAZETTE compute.
Cadet Scientific tookmns
All Mothers
Will appreciate 11 chance to 1111.1.
away from the domino bullet. The,
array to do It is to buy CADET STOCK-
i‘INGD. which are wear-proof, reinforc-
ed at knee, heel and too with “cutest
Irish linen. Made of plaid yarn. No
‘weak places. No seam to circle and
rub. 251; per pair, light weight and ‘
heavy weight, alttheume price.
Send the boy for the Cadet Course
Iin Jiu-Jitau. Japanese art of self de-
fence. He'll like it and it's free.
Telemann & HYA'I'I', NORWALK, CONN.
“GLOVERS liit I’LACE."
The shoe with both
comfort and style.
Spring Style: New Rpadv
l‘llONli}
“WEAR SHOES IllAl fll"
‘ 1153.
1
. " I
HOYT'S THEATRE.
MATINEE AND NIGHT,
THURSDAY. MARCH 15TH.
STETSON'S
duction of
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN,
The Barnum of Them All.
Under the Management of
LEON w. WASHBURN.
More Grand Novelties Than Ever.
Gorgeous Scenery with Beautlfu
Electrical Effects.
Two Bran Badge.
Two Mischevioul Top-ice.
Genuine Southern Cake Walkers.
Buck and Wing Dancers.
Male and Fomado Quartette.
30 Ponies. Donkleo and Bloodhoundu.
Beautiful Chariots and Tableaux.
Ponies.
Scenic.
Eva and Her Golden Chariot.
PARADE. .
Grand Feature This Season of
Uncle
al. Kuropotkln,
IT BEATS A CIRCU8I
PRICES:
Night ..
Bull Now on Sale.
mm...-
HOYT’S THEATRE.
0N! NIGHT ONLY.
‘ aATURDAV. MARCH 17TH.
The Duncan of the Season.
DAVID HIGGINS,
in the Romance ohm 11 Kentucky Gentle-
One But let "Mouquel" to Win.
1113 1.11011 DOLLAR.
From I Three Months' Run in
New York City.
lost. on em Tunney. March 13th.
Hov'r's resinous.
OWIIK t‘l’AfiTINO
NDAY MARCH 10TH.
UR DAV.
DOT KAIIOLL
Guild VAUD‘VILLI AOTW
. Dram.
molt? m ci-iINA‘I‘OWN.
MONDAY ll liArDlll- NIGHT. TIOK
Q.
Will' Tick.“ Legit“ M m.
‘V VN&N°ItOooiselo 1W1 ’n‘
I ’10“.
M“ ‘Iiolo’Dtlllll
i meant. 1‘11qu
Original Big Double Spectacular Pre-
Two Funny Marko.
Wagons Drawn by Handmme Shetland
Grand Vision and Transformation
WATCH FOR THE BIG STREET
8am; The Great Japanese Gen-
eral. Kumorl. and the Russian Gener-
To Be Been In Our Big Street Parade.
Matinee .., ............. 10c and 201:
............ 10c. 20c and 3011
America's Ore-tut Fleeing Play Direct .
PRICES ...... 201:, 506 761: and 01. 00
MA‘I'INIODO, wlounmv me on.
Monday NIIM ill. “MINOMI Melo-
[Salli]
trials
of Spring .wcu'l‘ablcs are pulling
In their appearance.
_ The Star and Monarch Negli-
111111 Shirts 111 all the new col-
orings, plaids 11nd stripcs,
$1.50 and $1.00,,
' An alluring array of the four
our liciscr Nuckwcm‘. in grave.
blues. olive. green. 1.111:
New arrival or fancy Half
Hose and Handkerchiefs. at 25c.
\
o
w
Open Monday. Wldnudsy and
“turd” Evonlnn
SEPH lliilS.
TAILOR.
CLOTHIIIIR.
roman.
runnxsnna.
II Wuhintton 8t. 80. Nornll.
iifi‘ii
men-um Won...“ Ms“ W.” w»..-
KEEP A LITTLE COZY
the. case.
. morning.
GALLO'S' CASE CONTINUED.
The case of Antonin Gallo. charged
with assault. on Rocco Nigro. was be-
fore the town court this morning. At-
torney Cuneo has been retained and
Saturday
went over uni ll
“There Are No More Hills.”
Automobiles Mean
Sliced. Power. Endurance.
11 £510.00
\\'1.1 olfcr 11 (1111' with a doublc opposed
24 h. 11, 1111111111. which has ovcr 25 con-
sisicnl winnings throughout season of
‘ 1905, including 3 hill climbs, 2 endur-
- 11111111 runs and the world's speed record.
AI 31.51101»
W11 offer a car with similar motor
plauvl 1111ch the1 hood boycl gcni'
driw 11nd possesding all the speed and
11fli1icu1y of an) 11:11 selling 111 $2. 000.
At $2500.00 .
We offci' a i-cylindcr. iii-45 b. p. car.
capable of lid miles per hour. easy to
handlc,11111l able. to make any hill on
the high ge111.'i‘3q11nl to any car at
am who
Those 1111's are 111111111 by the second
111111-111 1111111111'11111111'1'11'1-1 in lh11 l'. S. 11111]
arc no cupcrinu'nl. Elegant finish. dun
chic and 1'11li11bl11. Every experienced
autonmliiiisi will conccdc that the
greatest essential is power. We have
certainly got in lo oilel‘.
Write to or call on
ARTHUR W. BELL. Agent.
for 811111» of Connecticut.
'l‘oi, (Tall 339-11. S'I‘1\.\ll«‘0itl.l, i‘t.
Watch
J OSELOFF’S
Adi.
In Tomorrow’s
Paper.
A IFINE ’LOT OF
Novels
100 Each
WM. A. BRIGGERMAN'S
MUSIC BTOHE.
Donovan Block. 134 Washington Bi.
“out for Crescent Laundry.
SEEDS
A11 we unurauicc everything W11 61‘”
to he of the highest standard. as drugs
certainly should be. so we guarantee
(liil'
(lAliiille SEEDS.
CORNER in your cellar filled
1with Coal. .
We could continue telling you
until (looms-day that we sell good'
Coal. but it will not make a dent.
in your memory until the day
that you decide to give our Coal.
a trial and are thereby ccnvincodi
and converted. f
And from that day forward. '
fornklng all others. for better
1 and not for worse, for richer and
not for poorer, you will buy Coal
of no.
lie 111111 8111 1:11
A11 thing you want. such 1111 llcans.
’I'om toes Radishes. Lettuce. etc.
AT
the lcltfuss Pharmacy.
0 No. MAIN 01“.. IO. NOIWM K.
High Grade
Sam pie Sui-ts
Worth p815 to $18
$9 95
Jackson"
H. K'RIEGER a 00.
Nothing in the World
Adds to Self- resp ect
Like GOOD CLOTHES
We have pie-
pared ior uou- j
this season an
assortment
. that is second
to none in the
oils.
The fact
‘
'”\l\ ‘ legs that pour
. ‘ purse is not
. . alwaus chuck
‘ full is no reas-
' - on whu hour
personal ap-
p 6 ii in n c 6'
should look
slovenlu. We
1} oaniiiuou out
irom head to
1001. We will
trust 11011 on
110111 'good
name. ,Buu Oi us on our cash paumenl
plan. Open a charge account in our,
store and we will-help 1.1011 live easier.
,/
H. KRIEGER ‘1 CO.
111 more than a. cough; it is a. deep-seated inflam.
motion or oeterrh oi the bronchial tubes and
tango-wanted to asthma. and the most wilful
source of consumption. It belles all schools of
medicine, and cough cures. loaded with nor-
cotics are worthless and harmful; because no
remedy token. internally only. eyes fill or can
cure. Burma BALI. the ‘ 111111
In
I .som, alone has triumphed in everyone for 96
years
'llolteiildropuvenllhommnfl flmtohmthem'
ammmmmmnmmmu museum to
mmnaummmmaom 1
«ammmummm' '
“you“. GOIIMUOQ‘
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