.1 to cuI soustt. :’
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’ ‘l'slit cf Adopting itsw mm in Prost-
dsutisl YIsrs.
‘ it vm stated this week. on the so
thority of I gentlequ who has less
m, sctIiny interested Ia tbamsnv
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he “its; at any time witbis
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lsiisto
Valli ‘ stoelt comprises all Ilse-sf smut It the describes pony in
colors at Ilsa. ‘ = we. state. that in all prdbshiiity soul--
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ummssso mII occult. _ unnecessary “tom m treat muse
es. in presidential years, tor the pur-
pose of choosing dslegatos to the
M ”(hex Matting Rugs.
This is I new line oi toilet
pres-rs we have added to
SOUTH ”WALK
bl" 10' "'0 Wt ““9" ”wm'm' almoyt as old as the woodIn uutmcgs. Stamford has been . . ,
‘ am it) Lislt mods to t. irmsn ,
' Ream; lira III was mutual his ranges vim“ about 1830.1’rctt3 “00“ "T0"! {0" a 800d
1 .rights in protostug. its had made 1‘th are as great favorites to the 20th century as they were it!
.. his essvsss up to the present under 19th.
- . .th rules at tho Republican l rty and ,
HWORI AND IUIALIIIO. its customs Whit. "3. 9133mm of - I’OIISAIJC BY
try combined with the, wisdom
‘ of the past. Every Napolesn
Prepsrst is made from Puri-
.iled logs tents, msauiscturcd
l is unitary lsborstoI-iss in con.
9"“ “5”“ "m“ W W iormity with the you load law.
‘ , W _ our .1 sate si , Very stir-active and variety oi designs. comprbipg medallion, ilor ts coo lion‘s n the s ri and
t 1w f , mm.“ M; :3”ng ”rind oriental chests Isa]: llm Ind grades at estrcmgly reasoltsbla thwart, :3: the humour $.53... lt
Local H E! I sfln‘ i . m Mum”. oi mmm‘mmw 9 col. . ‘ . might have income users! this year Yes. the Stamford 3% are madc' m Connecticut They ssh
:galstshcnupbis duties altersshort . 0‘ , a” u . h ‘ . ii I H
section. . We have samples thg cr- _M:m * m , Isotit "mum (haiegtttos in th pring t the III . . . ~ . - /‘
lira M" D Keeier. at No 27 9% PWRTQW to] thy Mu”: . I s . .7 ._ . cu:vul:::0?b:u hota’iviolsi’loa 35:2? HOMCCR. NaSh, 00!. North Milli] afldweSt
-‘-- ~ ru ts party, was dec 7 ‘
Elm strIIt.Is Ishorne iron I visit in
against the party's practice it is
New Haven. . .
John J. lisalou is having his flesh true that some psopls, who have tried TRIAL UNDER CONWWACV LAW VERMONT REPUILIGAN D!
delta in lpriugwood avenue Norv 11;," iac “es. to make light of the was oi the Re. P iitl ' it *- TiO 0."
walk, repainted ' ill publieans oi Stamford in choosing 0 Cl". 0 "all With Depriving ’
Ira. A r. Iiiutou of Golden Hill or “mm ‘ mung: Iaytlgmflln $33“de Ccm'“ or, swim at colic... NI Contest sitcoms It. swu
street. is sutIrtaiain ' Mrs. Eben Grii Our In! ”It flbrsuing Sscques and Kim r asap: tho 3 ' '3 lllCAGO. April 29.——in the crimin‘ Convention today. . ..
M o, ,m, Hum ' a. I uosru pairings,“ in mm crsslloos :‘1 "an boths yles ind isbrlcs “it... ‘32:". cannot mm“, V“ “‘afigw‘wfig‘fifl "'fl at court before Judge Chctlain potty. BURLINGTON, Vt., April 29 Am;
Pool Rossicl. Jr. of New Rochelle. .. , '1'th, 3 afford to sellout «so. thorn for ih garments are of the distinctive chsr- is a quesllomif they ”a not costilnsd will begin a legal battle which prompt- the tour leaders at the Vermont W
iorruerly oi Nmsilt. is in tor/u for a ,i . O "t" W 1' {WM ‘0 ”n quickly to the town at Hsddslll. and possibly es to be one of the most remarkable sullen to Chioauo agreed upon,”
few days on business.
The “Nines Whist Club is hem
comm this siteruun at the home
at Miss Sanger, of East Wall street.
Ilsa Julia Heath. of George street,
New Haven, has returned from I week
end visit with irieuds in South Norv
walk.
Charles A, Walters, oi the Central
food Company. is recovering from a
week's illness at his home in Taylor
avenue.
The ilist straw but has arrived. One
lllitll walked along Wall street, Nor-
walk. wearing this type at headgear
without the least concern. ‘
‘ Miss Anna nos-hart has returned
to her home in Westiield, Mass, aiter
a few days' visit with Mr. and hire
Passion Bet-rs, oi Westport avenue
The American Band had a rehearsal
lastnight at Quittuer's Hall, in Rail-
road avenue The band has sat yet
announced its program ior the season.
We have been having some real
April days during the past week, with
the traditional smiles and tears in the
shape of sunshine and ruin alternat
. tag.
The" Circle of light." of the Now
with Baptist church will hold a bust
nose meeting Friday evening It the
church which will be followed by a
sociable time
—Dr. chlt's cures grip.
ll. L. Rowland and family. who have
been residing in Woulwsrd avenue
during the past winter. moved to Belle
island. today. and will again occupy
the Helm! cottage.
Friday will he Arbor day, as has
pom appointed by Governor Wood-
rail The day will be observed as
Itsusi in most of the public schools by
planting trees, etc.
The new chorus choir of the South
Norwallt Congregational Church will
hold a rehearsal, Saturday evening, at
it o'clock. Charles Stormont, at New
ilaven. will preside at the organ.
Mrs. Henry II. Jennings, of Wash-
ington street. reiurusd home yesterday
trout a two weelts' visit in (irteuwich.
with her sister. Mrs. Henry Schtnehl.
lira. Jennings is greatly improved in
health.
Operator Holden, who is now am-
vlond on as or the Sound steamers.
has hues ringing!“ at his home In Sout‘h
Nor! . den was ormer y
at (“full “J’ereless Station at Wil
son Point
Tho town high school building com-
mittee hula a meeting last night at the
Norwslh Club. A number of school
iuruiturw ssmples were placed on our
hlfltlun and representatives of two
condoms were present.
Walls-lo was flayed lust even
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Hislmsr Carine. who is to return to
Amorlca from his bomb in Sweden, to
resume his iorruer position as clerk
at the Norwalit Hotel. is expected to
arrive here about the middle of May.
Franklin Judge. the local agent for
Ford automobiles. went to New Yorlt.
this morning. after one of the famous
little Ford rosdlters. A number of
prospective customers are awaiting
the arrival at the car with Interest.
There are some papers so 'vaiuubie
that they should be kept in an abso-
lutely safe place—safe from fire, bur-
glars and prying eyes Private safe
deposit boxes are but four dollars a
your at the South Norwullt Trust Go
There have already been tour or
live applications for the position oi
driver of the Putnam chemical truck
to succeed Michael Doughcrty who
has resigned A candidate will be de-
cided upon by the board of engineers
at the department and the city council
will probably receive the name for rat
iilcatlon next Monday evening.
William P DeKlyn, oi Not-walk,
took a trip to Yonkers. New York,
yesterday, in his Dams automolllie, to
see his daughter, Mrs Louis Klopsch,
.lr., who was overcome by gas about
a week ago owing to the negligence
of gas pipe lllii'lli. and nearly died.
Mrs. Klopsch has not yet fully recov-
erctl from the experience and her little
son still feels the eilects oi the gas.
iNDlAN CHIEF KILLED.
NEW ORLEANS, April 29.—Passen-
Iers who arrived yesterday from
Bluebelds, reported that the lighting
between the Mosquito ludians and the
Nicaraguans has landed with the kill-
ing oi the indian chief.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
MUSIC HALL. ,
Tonight is aInateur night at the hull
and if you want to have a good time.
don't miss it. as one at the best sutu-
teur shows of the season has been
engaged from New Yorlt city. There
will also aplwur- several locals lrpm
town. ilesldos tits,» big amateur show.
the regular bill will be put on in
full, and as the program is a long
one, the show will start at it o'clock
sharp. Three iront rows down stairs
and the trout row in tho'bslcony can
be reserved at the Cliiiord drug store.
Prices. reserved. 20c; all other seats,
i0 and lilo.
llOYT'B THEATRE.
Moving pictures and illustrated
songs are presented at lioyts Thou.
tro every afternoon and evening and
the selections hsva been very please
log. An entire change oi program
SOUTH NOIWALK.
O. 3. Jackson.
Everything In the Optical Lilia.
Eyes Examined Free.
6- WALL 67ml; . ,
A COOKS! OF STUOV AT
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
The Most Practical
. EASTER GIFT
our souls our on arm. 10
smu Monday. April 20th.
sour» uosvvsut..
M. A. MERMLL. Pl’ln.
P081 OHIOTIL.
orous enough to Istob lab a precedent,
but to prove the exception to a limo-
hosored custom ii the slots oonveu
ttou takes action in tin mutter next
month. It will be to malts it portals-
III: to choose the two sets oi dele-
es It the some time in the future
tis permitted now so tar as the
printed rules of the party are con-
«mod; that is, there is nothing in
the rules iorbiddipg.the election oi
abs delegates to the two conventions
t tbs some time. There is nothins
against it but custom. if the the rules
are changed in accordance with the in.
timation oi the prominent Republican
who is here quoted. it will not be com
patent for any one to object in the
future. The principal reason for hav
ing a rule that will authorise the dice
tlon oi delegate-Ii to the two conven-
tions at the spring caucuses In the
towns oi the state is that it will save
expense. in towns which are centers
oi population, and where contribu-
tions to campaign funds are compara-
tively largo and the contributors rela-
tively numerous the expense oi hold-
ing separate local caucuses tor the
two state conventions is not a burden
But in the monitor towns. where the
population is dwindling—and mores
the pity- «and the sources of wealth
iminishing. the double expense is
sit, and keenly. too.
m
STATE POLICE ABSOOIATlON.
m
Whils all nreoi‘uoslient duality. th riccs, however. or extreme] Arsouia. The ins mar a ti W,
reasonable, wow“. “,1. e p ° y ‘ 3 0‘ ill" in the history oi Chicago. Several with no definite contest over
N. E. RYAN & 00:.
I WAIHINOTOQI , ”RI".
hundred wtlnesses will be called on to
testiiy, and all the old animosity ol
a bitter political campaign will be re-
opened.
Tbe case ts-that of the people 0!
the state at Illinois against John M.
Collins, formsrvchiei at police, and
Fraud D. Comeriord former police at.
tomsy, who are charged with con-
splracy to defraud the city of the sort
vices oi its policemen;
The prosecution; which will be con-
ducted by State Attorney floaty, ox-
pccts to show that 30 or more police
men, by the dirch orders at Chief Col-
lins and at Police Attorney Comeriord
were tnlron from their regular duties
shortly before the election-'oi Mayor
Busse, and set to work campaigning
tor the reelection 0i tortuIr Mayor
Dunne. Some were at this worit, it
is alleged, for two woolts.
The incident is under the old coa-
spiracy law, under which many cou-
vicuons for the misuse at public funds
have been obtainedybut the detense
denies that such as oiionse as the axis-
use at labor is within the contempla'
tion of the statute.
PRESIDENT. TRUMP CARD.
Mr. Roosevelt Proposss to Fight for
PssIscs of 8m oi i-iiI
Recommendations.
WASHINGTON. April 29. ~l’resi
dent Roosevelt proposes to figllt ll
vigorously to obtain the adoption by
congress of certain features of his leg-
islative campaign as set forth in his
message, as he did to obtain the au-
thorisation of miditional battleships
for the navy_ according to the Post
Annual Causation Will bl' Held in tnda
Bridgeport, July 1“.
Ni-‘W HAHN . April [fit—Tho sn-
nusl convention oi the State Police
Association will be held at Bridgeport
ibls your, on July l, instead of in this
city, its in tumor yours. The dste and
place wero selected ut a meeting oi
the executive committee at the assoclv
atlon yesttvrdsy in the ()va of Police
Chlci lit-pry ii. Cowles. who Is presl.
dent of the organisation. Among tbs
other matters attended to was the
question of allowing damages to various
policemen for iniurits rcwlvcd while
on duty. Three of those claims were
allowed use from New Hsveu. one
trout liartiord and one frmu Water-
bury.
I as otht-ers oi the association are.
Chiei lieury l) ('ov'rk-smf New Haven.
president; Captain landrinn. oi Mario
ill‘ll. secretary, and Chit" Rollins, of
New lttitsin, trcasurer, ilosides tin-Io.
('hiei lnglis. oi Middletowu. Chici
Brennan. oi Stamford, Chiei Wheeler.
of Winstod t‘biei Bradley. oi llsubury.
and Idem .udgsts.t thIothor numbers
Y- x
, He is holding up his sleeve us a
trump card his power to approve or
veto the public buildings bill. There
is not a member or congress who has
not a ltcen interest in this measure.
It will aid them tremendously at home.
The president does not regard the
public buildings bill as nearly as lm.
portsnt its the various recommenda-
tions he has presented for legislative
action.
, Besides thrustoning to veto the pub-
lic buildings bill. tho president Is in
a position to use his inspect-e iot- or
against the rte-election of members of
coil «I.
anticipate harmonious action today
although F. J. Hspgood, oi Peru,
clared this forum: theta he I
present again his resolution, 081
edge, if feasible, to use every IMHO
obtain tllle re- nomination of Prom
.night and who rejected Them
toe on resolutlons held another
had been unable to attend the meeting
adjusted at the meeting at tho at!”
committee last night, and it w
only the baud oi the starter in the .prr
Road builders at West Rock, -
Haven, Saturday afternoon an "
a relic of Colonial times rivaling
tsmst anything discovered to NW3”.
stone slab, on one side at which W;
engraved the emblem oi the cross
St. George and the co ouial nag
about three In width, and was Mill}.
on today says: Walrsce G.
tions, the delegates to the Republican
state convention here today found in
few hours previous somewhat W
Nearly all at the delegates mm "
yesterday in the am district conr
tlon requesting the delegates to one
Mr. Hupgood's plank was or
to the committee on resolutions
lug this morning, for the parcels
submitting the platform to those m
last night.
The coavention machinery was
son of the chairman of the state cuto-
mittce to set it in motion today,‘ ‘
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RELIG OF MASONRVI
van in recent years. it was ,a
th date 1741, while th other side oil-
talncd the Masonic square and our
pass The stone was six ieet maul
on what is known as the soot
near the Second Cup, oil Vail”
street Mr. Tlerrnsn says he will It.”
the stone to Yale University log. t”
Peabody museum, ii the college”
it. if not, he may donuts it to “in.
Masonic body or historical club. , f, '
CHICAGO FUOlTl:£° BROKER
CHICAGO. All?" ”We
the fugitive La hallo strcst firm
who recently tied irons Chink,”
ing as indebtodness at room.
8200. 000, has been located to a’ W
New Yorlt. Chicago sutboiit “as;
his arrest wlllilli 3t - - I",
,.
- ‘ld— thus ' I 7’ ‘t‘
WANTm-A GAO! OF
Whammquw
III rsvtosvs season as ,
of the committee, were ciosoto-d with
Chief Cowles.
KIOII MUIDIA TRIAL. ,
mourns. Colo, April zit-«Tile
second trial at F. it Killer. tor murder
growing out or the dostrurtion of the
Colorado and South?!" station hora by
are and dynamite during the switch.
men's “'11:. tailxhlm Izzflflhpwtflh: , , , 7
were idle on c y or y,w as ' , « ..,
lury reissued orgasms"! a; second d: “k '0' I”. l ' f
gree tour or ms list psasiy "' =' .wtu s Mu. .
allowed is ten years in the Wollon- wawnma & W M
tisry Fitter-u days was allowed to so-
pest.
in Ah “30 ”we JM'" tournament. every day is something usususi sud
, which "MW “WW“ months ago this class oi entertainmsnt will on
g Stalin. rstcd ‘lil. sud C Miller. I'll doubtedly brooms very popular.
ed too, crossId cues and the game was
was by Min". '1! "w “0'9 "l ‘00 l" HOTIL Asswsu.
“5 Mshsoiumo—«J. w. Btsarus. New
Commuting next Sunday. tbs eveu- York; r. u. Cisrltsou. nether; .l. r.
in unless It the News": BIN“ lirady. (l 0. Phillips. New York: It.
church will columns It 1 o'clock ill ii Edwards, Bridgeport; um.
city: it. ii. Lyons. lioston; Films L
mad at 1. so. This custom will re-
itocltwell. “HMO“: L. It. Hurlbiltt.
Insi- is tom during the summer
M. II NI. been 006 lit "I! Dill Wilton' wmhm mu. 0“,: I. '
‘ ”Hitler. I. amusisin. mum"-
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rt ll. Powoll. who has been em 0 WsdIriy. NIw Yul-h, William u.
trim? by Dr. Smith, is taking a i‘os. Stanford: William ii. lipm.
wssit's vacation. preparatory to going Boston: William Voihsrd. Cincinnati.
to mamas. Cass" where he will its 0.: Carrie Arbsd. Osage It. Trund-
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the Wm Court I in Adams and wife. lioston: 1 cm i
Vandalism Blue Serge Suits. Ipecisl ’10
Steers no Weelv
"comma ”mt“: 75c
was H. wScilieck,
dhsstutsaswgui.
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tor an autism the - "El. J55”; .. 33 M “I“ Slim. 80“ Mi.
l Guard. HI sub- (3. MMth l..lluuls
lstioos Iuvst'IugIoutIE 31-“ Iilsrbsll. New Yoshi costs you nothing HERE. WI
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“ladies suits. Maser as “a; - ills Petticoats.
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