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Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 24, 1906 · page 8

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. M.‘J‘l.ytloton. Oumridae.
inches. “ , .
" Echutt. Cornell,.wnn not»
b mile run. A. R. Walsh,
‘i'ivon. Time 4 minutes 21 4-5

“hammer throw, A. H: Fyi‘ie.
rd won. Distance 186 feet 3
Hrt,.M..Stevene. Yulc. was
ill"? fleet. 10 tncheu. .

Ill! Voting-won the high jump with
.. M inched, .

and won by seven events to
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. GENT ARRIVAL OF VESSELS.
BOUNSET, Mutts” March 2ri.«~
mnei- New York. from South-
nvno in connnuuibatiou with
"urconl .wlrolcnn siniion hcrc oi
; .' today. when thc venue] was
titan (inst of tho Nantucket Light.
'She will pl‘t‘lbiibly dock curly

 

 

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, _ ATION BILL.
A HINGTON. Murch 24.—~—Sccrc-
, .‘ait was before the Senate Conn
' field it military affairs toduy to ex-
ha‘neceusity for various limits
'i' tlon bill

‘ii (i you will find it isn't so
am to have money after all.
You cou- stnrt an Account here
till. ONE DOLLAR, and once
/ fled, you will tultc un interest.
,L'seelug. it. grow. ‘

Glad to have you coil and Milk
the inuttcr orcr wiiih us.

For Cent Interest Paid

"all deposits or $1.00 and over,
inpounded every six months.
Business hours, 9 a. m. to 3
13.111. Open Saturday evenings
m3 tox.8 o'clock.

,iiIESOUIII nonwnt
» touts not.

. nan nANK'BUILDmo.
‘pgoutb Norwnlk, Conn.

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‘ ‘ . ”WWWMIH‘! "I'M“. , ‘

Tomorrow night: ntthn trim Motion.
‘ toi’tihuroh. that motor. thunder. W.
,W. ‘1‘». Duncan, will‘uro h u‘npooiiii
cannon on Thefitorytot‘ the dildo. the
on canton it has .auoo‘untmd, and its:
In uenoo on national audits up to the
Walnut-tiny. Thornjw‘iii be a brief
song newton at the chanting inwhich
the choir and constipation will. ring
Beyond the. Smiling and tho Weaning.
The order at nervioefwdl bo‘vurlnd
nomawhnt, the niter‘jtneetinz‘ being
omitted. all; the“ tonturcc , being» com»
blood in one service. Young man
without church home and strangers
on: particularly welcome. ' '

GAME'AND BIRD LAWS.

The Nonwulk. Bird Club has hnt‘r”
printed in. card form 1,000 copies ct. an
abstract of the some and song, bird
.luwn, convenient to carry in oue's fio ‘
ltet, which will be given whom-trot“:
copy In denirod. They are also huvh‘i
put up in shopu loud in conspicuous;
places nearly 100 copiou of'tho IllWI
printed to muslin und have 200 copies
of the lows translated into Hungarluni
and Italian to distribute among iboeoi
people. do that there con be little cx-I
tlllSC‘ for one not knowing the lows. Ii‘I
they so wish. Ali on evidence of [Ill'i
mod of this Work one has only to rc-I
for book to the item printed some days '
ugo In which it nhowcd that ' thcrci
wcrc men about Norwnlk with so lit~il
tie regards to low and the light oil
others, that. (boy were shooting tbc'
uunil. which had been brought hcrc. to :
rceioclt tlic depleted covers. Coplcsi
of any oi? tlicnc posters may ho bud oi“
Wilbur F. Smith, I915 idly uvcnuc.

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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MONTREAL RESTAURANT BURN. I
ED

MON'I‘RIEAII. Mill't'h iii-"Tho Oulv‘
fhoil licotuurnui, on thc (rumor of Si. '
“view and Noirc Mnmc street, wan

burncd out. last night. The dmnugc wins ,
comparatively small. but the interest .
in tho Ilro cxisis in the fact that the
ilxuiiding was; occuplcd in ”75 as tho.
lit-:ii‘lqimricrs oi' Gcncrnl lilonigonicry
inud stuff of lhc Amcricun army in
iMonircni. ‘

 

IGOVERNOR PATTISON GAINING.‘

I (,‘(ll.i‘MBIIS. 0., March 2i.~~(lovm~‘

,nor l’niiisou continues to gain utrcngth »

i'l‘he- following; bulletin wus issucd ill 1

‘io o‘clock. u, m. by his physicuu:

I "I‘lic condition of (lorrwuor Pattison

iconiiuucs to show tnrorabic progrr-nu. ‘

>i~lr~ bud it good night nod in routing}
cosy this morning. 'l‘cmpcrniurc nor~ ‘

[mu]; pith-iv loo. rospii‘ution Ii.

IMRS. SMITH To SING IN STAM-
' FORD. I
lire. I“. lrriug Smith, conirulio no-‘

Itiisl In tho Smith Not-wall: Mothodiut

Church. has bccn cognucd to sing In“

Illrc Stumi'ord Congromiionul llliurch

It? the coming; your, out] will resign

hrr position in Somb Noru'ulk. May I.

Iiwr dt'pzirturo will bc wry :zcucruiiy

l'l‘::l'l‘lll"(l. '

‘ SEIATE ANTI HAZING BILL.

', WASHING’l‘ON. hiurch 24,—Jl‘hc

Ilousc today uiu‘inimously adopted it

rule milking II n spocinl ordci‘ at ‘3

o‘clock today to consltlcr ibc Sciiztiw

:inii hazing bill which nnpllcs to tho

"Annapolis Naval Acudcmy.

 

 
 

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now YORK, March» him—Gounod
for prostitution Oil Company «tithe
invoptlgation, being conducted by At»
iorncy General Hudi‘ey.‘.ot Minnonri.
agreed today to have noted on the
records of tho, “bani-inn ‘nn admission
that the stock of the Rnpnbllc Oil Coni-
panic and the WuwruvPleroo .011 Com-
pny, and the Standard Oil Company oi
lndlana is held in truatiby' the. Stain
du'rd Oil Company at New Jamey.
in, , reply to Attorney general.
Hadley, Mr. Rogers said he min
a utccltholdcr , In tho thund-
urd Oil Company of Indiana. He said
he did not know at our division or
business in MIu‘sourt relative to the
mile. of oil butweon the respondent
companion the. Vt’ntcrwi’icrcc and the
chublic Oil Company. tic. noilher ow-
nor controlled uuy utoclt In tho
vPioroo Company.
bud board of N. N, Van Burro nuit
the uou-Iu-Iaw of John D. Arohhoii N.
M. 'i‘ilford he thought was conuu.,icti
will: the crmttucntul Oil Company and
hurt on oilicc at 26 Broodwuv.
Witucuu bud no busiucsa connection
with selling and running oil In Mie-
oourl. Ho thought that I). A. Mtiflnti
was prculilt‘iii of tho iitnudurd Oil Cour
puny in Indiana. Mr. Rogers said that
he [did lnid ctmt‘orcnceu at 26 Broad
way with Walter (F. 'l‘cuglc, who, he
understood. was in conic i‘orclgn busi-
ness in connortion with the Standard
ii.
Mr. Hudlcy that read it uucutlbn
llSlit'lI ut thc prcvious, hearing which
chnrgcd that chi» Wuters-Plcrco Com-
pany and the Rt'plliliit‘. Oil Company
und the Stundurti Oil Company of In»
Illilllll wcrc doing business in Missouri

 
 
 

 
 

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iin violation or that state's antitrust,

laws. -

"is It not it fact that the Hitlt'li of
those tbrt-w- conipuuics‘is board by tho
Sinndnrdilil of Now .Ioruoy; or by

iconic put-son or persons in trust for it, “C‘- il’ lht‘

in u combination trust, coni’ctitwutlrtn
or aurccmcui‘.’"
uultcd.

".lly ltnowlcdgc is cxtrcmtv‘ly lIinItcd

in: to such dcihilu." uusu'crctl Mr. Rog- ‘
‘ l‘l'N.

.ludzc Johnson. ono of tho :ittorncyu

Srnr um Sioudnrd on Cmnpmiy. thou :iirm. wr. his immna. beseech you in

bud it uotcd on tho rccord that tho
Siaudurd ()il Company would admit
tubi tho stock of thc chuhlic till
(‘fmupuny uud thc \Vnicrs Pierce Com;
puny and iiic Siundurd Oil of ludini'iu
was bold in trust by tho Sinndurtl ('III
of Now .Icrsci’.
NEW CORPORATIONS.

'I‘hc \‘i'hltc CIIY'CIlIlle'l)‘. of Now
Hifl'f‘n. has lib-d n ccrimcaic of incor»
porntlon with llli' Stine Secretary. 132d-

‘wurd M. lirudlcy is irusu-c. James T. town! he would now be I’rcc.
.‘Mm-mt and Sumucl A, York, nll'ot Now not crcn niron‘thc bcncllt ot‘ a doubt

l/lnvcn, urc ilic hicorporziiors. 'I‘hc un-

fIhorIZt-d cupii‘ul stock to 83,675. nil puid ltttied.‘

ii» 'I‘hc compuny will build. own. oper-

jntc und Icuuc parka nud other pluccu of ‘ mi‘n nnd luwycrs. in tort of u very

iliiillhi'lllt‘ill niiti rccrcntion.
A ccrili‘lcutc or im-orporution

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Tim-u lilcd by tho 'I‘odd liubbcr (iontibcllcrc and iuiplorc you In your. oi’.

pony ol‘ New llurcn. ’l‘hc nuthorlzcd

cnpitul stock is 32.500 uud buolncunttoncc in Juntico to him und to human-

will begin with SLEIHI. lilyicr .I. 'I‘odil.
t‘lcoi'uc E. Hall, nod Mcycr. Ilillilltt‘l‘l.
nil irl' Now liuvon. urn iiic iintoi‘porut

" Come in and get acquainted with the class of goods we carry
this department. In no store in The Norwalks can you find such
V nt Furniture. The best goods at the lowest prices. Our Base-
!‘Ttiis an exact counterpart of out stoma—same length. same width,

'dsomcly fitted and just suitnblc for a first class Furniture Store.

Here is a great proposition: Anybody buying Carpets‘from
us during this sale, Saturday only. we will new and lay some free of
charge. no matter how large the quantity may be. We canishow

you samples from 50¢ a yard up to $5.00. 'Thin mend: a great saving

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trout um We "gin

payments for those who wlnh them.

Easy woultlypnymnntn 0n“ Filtration.

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f Carpets and Rugs at Special Prices for Saturday.

to you. but we do this simply with: way of introduction. Easy

. S'MART swam. room ohnssuwmm

in Quartet-co Oak or Mahogany finished. The woods ore thoroughly

reunited “and highly polinhed. Every piece gunrmmd ori‘y‘our

ihc atiorncy—gcnorul ‘

 

. . Ty 1. “Elliott“
, Mrs. T lordormerlv oi
thin city. died
at tho Prophytn‘rinni Hospital. l-Now
'York «city. ‘nttetun tiniest or home
three weeks. an arm; from tounliitis,
Her minovid. tho" houpttnl occurred
only now, hero her dentin. The tint.
oral will who lune ,tcmorrow utter-
noon at tlc'cloca. trout tho Univernah .
lot Church, Stanitcnid.‘ Burlul‘wlll be

 
 
 
 
 

 

Tyler was Well known to monitor tho
rcuncpdopie or our city. towing result
ed bore ‘nnd attending tor sevcrul
yearn tho Franklin school. She will
ho rounded by lunchtiru nod compan-
Iwi'imlills on c ‘ Winsome. attractive
child, burnout. and conscientious in hot
work and ot‘ lovable disponltion. At.
tho time or her dcuth uho won in hor
noventeonth your. nod until quite ro-
ccntly Willi u‘niembcr oi” the Pittaburg
High School.

 

rounttni. on Mite. nonwtrr.

'I‘ho i'uncrul 'oi’ the late Mrs. Brld~
got. Morinrliy, of Wilton. was boldut
noon toduy from St. Mary‘s Church. In-
terment boiug in‘ St. Mary's Cciuc-
icry. -

FUNERAL or MRS. KELI." it}. ‘

The funeral of Mrs. Edgar A. itch
logo will bc hold tomorrow afternoon
at 2 o'clock from the residence of Mrs.
Loo Gorhnni. No, 8 Hillside l’iiirc.

ASIK CLEMENCV FOR TUCKER.

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Parents of Condemned Man Write Let-
ter to Governor Guild.
BOSTON, Mfli‘t‘li 2~l.-‘-~-"l‘lio lottol‘ i0
('iovornor Guild.‘ written by Mr, and
Mrs. A. i". 'i‘uckcr. in 'which no uppcttl
'i‘or oxocutli’c rlcmcncy Is mndc to ho-
Ihuli’ 0!“ their son, (‘bnrltis 1.. 'l‘uckor.
'now under scntoucu of dcaih for the
murder of Mn‘bcl i’ugc, was made pub.
{stoic iiouno today. 'l‘ho im-

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"‘Auiuirudnic. Maud.
. ‘ “March ‘22. 1906.
f"’l‘o ills Honor. (lurtiu Guild, .Ir.. (lov-
' crnor oi' Milnnnchusctis:
"Deut- Sir: do my son‘s cunc will
moon conic boiorc you [or cousldt-ru»

 

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inr fol low

inc merciful uud ucc tbnt justice lit
Idouc to one who has boon most (“5*
iI.-,rnt~ci‘ully and unjustly convicted of
.u crlmc that ho is i-uiiroly iunorcni
tot. lIc did not lmvc it fair and impur-
iiinl iriui. Much at tho tcstlmlill." in
this furor wus not ullou‘cd in court
jund u, \‘crdict‘rvndcrml not in uccord-
Eliilt‘t‘ with tho owidcnco. If tho now c\'i~
Idcucc since I. ‘triul hml bccn right-
ftully undj‘ just, counidcrcd, It would
Ilmvo warranted u now trial. In which
lie was

‘os to iiis.guilt. to which ho was on

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n'lio above in tho bi-ih‘i’ of clergy-
Horne liitljtii‘li_\' of tin. pcoph- in this
land other MINOR. and we trout and

iiiclnl position to conunutc ”to son»

Ity. unit to giro“ him his just ducal: n
.pnrdou should bc urunicd Hi, the same
Itimc and stop those ignoiuinious pro
Icccdiugu. for bc he: already boon u

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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.lll. Riverside Compton. Norwaik. Mini-i ‘

Thurs my morning iant‘ V 5

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o1 ,Showin

Nos. 2 ands GAZETTE BUILDING.

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We are now showing our udvuncr iiiylen or high-clone. Suits, moth not! Waist». Titaniylou‘wblch ‘ure uhown

by no are very attractive and very in
nddod to daily.

uch out of the ordinary. Our assortment which lu'vory'c'umpletb to beta:

I Lndies’ Tailored Suits.

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Tbe- ncwcni moonlit urc uhown by on in Spring Suits. Tho short Eton Bill‘eot: chit) Medium and Box Coutn
in block, us well no oil the utnplc nnd i'iincy shorten. Prices from 810.00 to $25.00.

The Iatosl styles in Septirute Co
Primes $5.00 to $16.00.

In Imcc. China and ’l‘nl’letu Silk, Embroidered Linen. Embroidered Batiste, Lawns, Mull,
gerle Effects. with short. thremquart‘er and long alcoves. Prices, title to $4.98.

. TRISTRAM‘" &. HYATT, NORW

grout sufferer for the deed of another.
“Let the guilty. not the Innoccnt,
suitor. This is tho earnest pleading
oi a father and mother.
"Yours most respectfully.
“MR. AND MRS. A. l“. TUCKER."
To this leltt‘i' the following reply
was sent:
' "March 22, 1906.
“(Mar Sir: i am directed by his ex-
ccllom-y. the governor, to acknowledge
receipt of tho lctter signed by you
cud Mrs, 'l‘uclter of the 22d lust. and
to endure you that when this case is
piwcuicd to him in a formal manner
he will giro It most serious. conscien-
tious cone-*iderailoii.
“CHARLES li‘. GET'I‘EMY.
“Sccrctnry to the Governor."
PENSION BILL DISPOSED OF.
\t’ASi-iINGTON. March 24.»:Xftcr
rlcnriug tho pension rulcndur of 250
hIIls_ tho llouuc today will put on Its
pansunc illo Senate bill for the proven-
tiou o." boxing ui Annnpois Naval Aco-
ilcniy. This order was made by the
adoption without opposition of n spec-
ial ruic prcecntvd by Mr. lhilzi-ll 1mm
ihc conuniiice'ou rules. The pension
Icgislniton wu'u begun at oncc.

 

GRANITE CUTTERS STRIKE.
ROCKFORT. Mum, March iii—Ono
hundred and titty cutters employed by
the Rockport Gruultc (iouipuny uiruch
toiIny. They had it (Ilnpuic with the
conccrn orcr a wage question.
GOLD MEDAL FOR FISH EXHIBIT.
NEW HAVEN March iii.-~A gold
mcdul has iwcn awarded to tho Con-
uccticnt Shell Fish Commission for its
exhibit at the St. Louis Exposition.

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self posted as to the latest

ter apparel.

SPECIAL FOR SATU

$17.98 for a handsome Chiflon Panama Eton Suit.
quality of Panama and Chiffon, with the new circular
plotted and trimmed with folds. The shades are Black. Old Rose.
Alice. and Ronda Green. $17.98. ‘ I

439

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. .Portiorn from $2.50 to $8.00. .
Wnomommamu

tie—cunts iron engine.
_ All 29116; gondola. ‘ifl‘hn bomb

 
 

. v, Prices iii-prodded to :

Cavern from $1.

With! in Folding Enron-o great

New Spring Coats.

his. tight-lining, half-titling and box Nippon, in black uud covert mixturen.

Stylish Waists.’

 

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REPUBLICAN. OAUCUS.

WASHINGTON, March 24.——A Joint
cuucnn of the Republican members or
the Senate and the House of Represen-
tatives was culled today to be held in
the House on Wedneaday April 4, for
the purpose of selecting it Congres-
sionnl committee to serve. during the
campaign of 1906.

The call vine signed by Senator Alli.
son and Representative Hepburn chair-
men or the. caucus committee ot‘tho
Senatc‘and House.

 

STATE BASKETBALL CHAMPION-
SHIP.

WINSTED. March 24.——An ngrccv
mont to play for the amateur basket-
ball championship of the state was
reached between Manager Spain. or the
Middletown Y. M. C. A. team, and Man-
ager Sullivan, of the Wioqted team, at
Waterbury last night. Three games
are to be played within two weeks.

JENNINGS CLUB MEETING.

The regular weekly meeting of The
Jennings Club will be held tomorrow
noon in the South Norwnik Congrega-
tion'el Church. Fredm‘lck Harris will
speak. his subject being Thomas A.
Edison. All young. men are cordially
invited to be present

 

 

SKIPPER WASHED OVERBOARD.

GLOUCESTER, MiiBH.. March 24:—
The fishing schooner Agnes come Into
port today with her flag at half must
tor the death of Captain. Goodwin,
her skipper. who was washed over-
board on the La Have Bank.

 

Alimony is a thing that some women
seek and all men cook to avoid.

 

Early showing of the greatest line of Ladies’ Costumes ever
shown in The Norwalks. Each succeeding season surpasses our pre-
vious efforts. Come in and look. We do not ask you to buy; but

....d smartest ideas for your Spring

RDAY.

Beautiful
skirt, side

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Madras and Iiin‘

ALK, CONN.

ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS ‘

A new tour cylinder Bridgeport nu- ‘
toinoblle was delivered In Not-walk to
day‘for W, M. Martin, who bi n num-
nicr resident here.

 

James T. Grace. who has been in
the hospital for several days. is not‘
ting along nicely and Will probably
be discharged shortly, , 5 ,

 

Miss Emily Brennan. of South Nor
walk. was operated on for a. throat
trouble at the Hospital, Thursday. The
operation was performed by Dr. W. J.
Tracey, assisted by Dr. F. I. Burnett.

RAILROAD AT STATE LINE BURN-
E . '

LAKEIILE, March 24~The railroad

at State Line. on the Central New Eng-

land Railroad, and one freight. car.

were burned during last night. The

loss was 8500. .

 

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The obsequitous person who seeks
fees from travelers by pretending to
take them for nobleman occasionally
meets one who falls to fall into his
trap. An English gentleman of some;
what imposing personal appearance
had a door opened for him at the Paris
Opera house by no usher, who bowed
low and said: “The door is open,
prince!"

'I‘lic Englishman glanced allnbly at
him. and. without extending the ox-
pcctod fee, said: “Thank you very
much. Viscount!" ‘

 

The old man makes the money, the
money makes the son. and the non
makes the mischief.

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

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SPECIAL SALE OF PORTIERS AND COUCH COVERS.
We have them in most beautiful patterns and dulgnn.

 
 
 
 

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