, landmine.” ,,
.. o Resilience.
‘ Idltu'o Residence.
11111111116 for Tomorrow.
1 . maximums. ‘
, tide 6:511 11. on: 73:25 p.fm.
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t, 1st and Id Tuesday:1 of
. 111-1111: and August ex-
t‘a o'clock. All Master
cordially invited.
. WJI Robert ll. Wilcox.
WP. N0. 'Rd ‘0 "I
la Muenio uilding, South
rest. so and 4th Tuesdays of
nth—July and August ex-
t 8 o’clock. All Royal Arch
no oordinlly invited Thaddeus
" . 1’. Robert M. Wilcox, Sec.
, up No.- 62. Order Eastern sour
note in Masonic Building South
oi street, 211 and on Wednesdays
, month—nluly and August ex:
libs iefipenditures.’ The debt was prac-
ally paid off, and there was an ex-
sea of funds over all requirements.
says the Bridgeport Post.
But this happy condition of aifairs
.. onld not be expected to last. Hart
i'ord ‘had an idea that a lot of state
money ought to he spent in that city
for various public buildings. Then
in re were positive necessities needed
it other places, and when to this was
titled the new roads movement.
choral assembly sat in flush times,
L' L thought it wise to‘ailow the pro
..1' almost in full. If. is not sur
rising, theieiore, to find that the var-
one extra espeiiditures have caused a
elicit of a little over $800, 000. One
,y stage there was a InetIsurplus of
his dencit can be figured up with-
-much trouble. in the ilrst place
he tale was induced to spend 3359,-
I088 on the new state armory, "and
L and is not yet. Then the state
ibrsry building took $126, 000 more,
making a total of close :to half 11 mil-
11011 out of the eight hundred thou-
and spent right around the capitol.
And that is not the worst of it. If
plans Ire carried out, close to
on and a half more will be used
re' these two expensive schemes
or lines of unusual expense took
Ldoifor new buildings at Norwich
he constantly growing 1111m-
sane, a demand that could not
ad 1711911 it cost $110,000.10
11 tollbrl es, and nearly
tra for .gafroads, while
secured close to 160,000 for
ory.‘ These totals‘ easily ex-
dedcit,1nncl another one..of
ropdrtlons will come next year,
sons stated above.
state has so long enjoyed an
exceptional position in its d-
affalrs that this change pre
to a "new situation. Whether or
L Weiss good policy to embark
these improvements at once is
option. The good roads plans are
1ht.‘wise, and the new buildings
is insane were necessary. The
as of the toll bridges was in the
progress. There are many,
, . er, who think an utterly unnec
ry'nmount is to be expended 011
etc library and state armory.
be general assembly ordered
hem and there is nothing to do but
“and bear the expense. even if
and more important matters suf-
or a while. ‘
hing is' certain,.as the result
,5“? id record “of” debt reduction,
’ ting to about three millions of
in the past eleven years, has
its course. and in the near future
late must be a’ borrower. Prudent
mént, however, and an abso-
refusal to venture into further
would keep the regular ex-
aside the income, and a1-
now look upon
ose Channel—87”
. is former appella-
”new the world over.
”1111111 ii 111111111.
- ed so oftendabout this fatal disease,
I promise to returu'every penny paid us
‘ Cbnu.
site an elaborate program of future '
expenditure was devised The last-
‘ portly extravagant policy, the '
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NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL *
The Awlul Toll Collecieil by
Consumption ‘
If people soul only understand that
Catarina is an ”i 111111111, aroma-nun
nothing applied cxternaiy does much
I ood—they would not need to be warn-
which, when neglected. invariably ends
up in Consumption. at the cost of mil.
lions of lives every year. Yet Catarrh
is can ly cured if the right treatment is
employed. ,
Catarrh is caused by germs in‘ the
blood which circulate throughout the
entire system. External remedies give
“but temporary ease. Although the ef-
fects are often seen in the form of
pimples, rash, eczema or dry scaly
skin, the trouble is internal, and can
never be cured by external remedies.
The only way to cure Catarrh is by
employing a medicine which is absorb-
ed and carried by the blood to all parts
of the system. so that the mucous
membrane or internal lining of the
body is thoroughly medicated. soothed,
disinfected of germ matter. and the
wreness healed.
We have 11 remedy prepared from
the prescription of a physician who f01
thirty years studied and made latarrh
11 specially 11ml whose record of suo
cess was a cure in every case where
his treatment was showed as pre-
Tone. We are so positive that. it will
cure Catari'h in all its‘val'ious forms.
whether acute or. chronic, that ‘wc
forlhe medicine in every case where.
it fails to cure or for any reason docs
not. satisfy the user.
We want you to try Rexail Mucu-
Tone on" our recommendation and guar-
antee. We are right here where you
live, and you do not contract any .ob-
ligation orrisk when you try Rexail
Mucu-Tone on our guarantee. We have
Rexail Mucull‘oue in two sizes. The
-pl‘ices are 500. and Si. Very often the
bile size effects a cure. Of course. in
chronic cases a longer treatment. is
necessary. The average in such 111-
ces is three $1.00 bottles. The
Oil 0rd Pharmacy, South Nci'u'iilk.
ROYAL ARCANUM OFFICERS.
W.
Relief Make Selections.
The annual election of officers of
Sherman Council, Royal Arcanum, was:
held last evening. with the following
result:
Past Regent—George F. liemse.
Regeiitwhilioch S. Bowen.
Grater—Sylvester l’. Decker.
Secretary—«P, A. Parsells.
Collector—Nelson ii. Hoyt.
Treasurer—George F. Hearse, .lr.
’Chuplainw—Cliarles S’. St. John.
(lulde-—Ralph .l. Comslcck.
Warden—4i. L. l’iukham.
Sentry—-—Ralph B. Gregory.
Trustee-David W. Raymond.
Representative to Grand Council—u
George F. BeaiseI
Alternaie~Cha1lesF Hoyt.
A light luncheon consistin of hot
roast beef and cheese sandwiches and
coffee, was served, and all present had
a good time. :it was announced that
the first scheduled game in the carpet
bowl tournament between Sherman
and Ponassus Councils would be held
in the rooms pf Sherman Council on
the 15th inst, between teams compos
ed of Sherman Council and Ponassus
Council.
The annual electiouof the Immedi-
ate Relief Association. of Pcnassus and
Sherman Councils was then held, the
officers being elected as follows:
President—Howard Pollard.
Vice-presidentaGeorge H. Vosburgh.
Secretary-O. S. Jackson.
Treasurer—G. l“. Bearsc.
T1 listees—L C. Green William F.
lioyt and W. P. Randle, .
Ponassus Council,No.1,.268 Royal
Areanum, held a meeting last evening
at its quarters in Wall street, at which
time officers. for the ensuing year
were elected
After the meeting a general social
time was enjoyed and refreshments
were served, consisting of roast beef
sandwiches, coffee. cigars, etc., and a
game of carpet howls wah much enjoy-
ed.
The officers elected were.
Representative to Grand Council-ell,
0. Pollard.
Alternate to Grand Council—Chester.
S. Selieck.
Regent—Harry E. Smith
Vice Regent~Charies E. Curtis.
Grater—Frank Goodchild.
Past Regent—41.0, Pollard. I
Secretary—George G. Richmond,
Collector-Charles iii. Lawrence)
Treasurer—Chester SI. Selleck.
Chaplain—P 1). Standard. ‘
Gulde—J.H.Wnlss., _ . .3
Warden—Edwin Austin.
Sentry-Fred C. Riedell.
and F, W. Thompson.
WILTON SOY RUN OVER.
Frederick Taylor, uninjured by Ml“
Davenport's Horse. ‘
his. home, yesterday afternoon, when
port‘s horse. The boy was knocked
passed over his body. The lad was
Viened along at the time, and- gave the
Highland Division of the New York,
New Haven and Hartford Railmsd.
scribed. That remc y is Rexail Mucu- ll
Sherman Council and the immediate ,
' the wholesale execution that followed FIRE AT CONNEAUT LAKE. of ii lliiec i111 ll 11lde braid which pass
Trustees-11. C. Green, A. A. Belts .
Frederick Taylor, Jr., of Wilton, was 5
playing football in the highway near
he ran in front of Miss Sarah Daven-
down, and one wheel of the carriage ,1]:
bruised and bad 9. cut in his head. :‘I‘I‘
Dr. s. H Huntington.of Norwalk. hair. 1:
bOy medical attention. His condition “if
was not serious The boy's father is
a telegraph operator employed ‘on‘ 11111 » .
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(Continued From First Page.)
President Nerd Alexis is still at the
palace. The members :oi the diploma
tic corps Wars in conference this morn-
iug for the purpose of taking measures
to facilitate and hasten the departure
of the president. from the Republic.
'The coup has been remarkably suc-
cessful. Al the remaining ministers.
together with the high military oiiicials
under Nord Alexis, have taken refuge
in the various ici'eign iegaiious. These
are the same men who nine months —
ago ,were protesting vociferously ,
aginst the granting of the right of re-
fuge to unsuccessful revolutionists by
the foreign diplomatic and consular
representatives. Today they are only
too happy to ask the protection of 11
foreign flag to escape the fury of the
people.
The only man to remain loyal to
President Nord Alexis is Gen: Camille
Gabriel, his nephew, who for the last
six months has directed the policy of
the Alexis administration. Gabriel is
at the pulses with Alexis.
The movement. was well~orgnnized.
'l‘he filial preparations were. completed
last evening, and in lbe curly hours
of the morning blindsoi' citizens. organ-
ized and armed, quietly took possess--
ion of various points of vantage. Al
o‘clock last night. there was nu out-
break of rifle firing in the suburbs, and
it was thought thul the conspiracy had
been discovered, and that the fighting
had begun. This was. however, 11 false
alarm. Excitement reigncd for a
while, bill it. was soon learned ihnt the
firing came from 1111 cxcllcil patrol.
With this exception the night. pusscd
quietly, and there was nothing l0 hill-
milie lo the authorities that the cm
zcns were preparing to lake posses
siou ol‘ the city 111. daybreak.
"l‘hc nlovciiiciii‘was directed by C1111
era] Canal. 11 member of the Seilule.
Noi a shot. was fired. The soldiers of '
Nord Alexis saw that the rebels bud
llii POWDER
Why these grapes? Because from the
healthful grape comes the chiof mg re-
dicnt of Royal Baking Powder, Royal
Grape Cream of latter. I
Alum-phosphate powders are made with harsh mineral acids
and must be avoided.
the upper hand, and they quickly icl ...-.-” 'rww "
it be seen that. they bud 11o lillf'iillOli 751000 NUTMEG DOGSL
of starting 11 light lliiil undoubtedly "'"‘~ LDF INIERESI In WflMEN
would have l‘f’i-llllll’il in much bleed Number in This State A¢°°rdhl9 '0
shed. The presence of the Alllt'I'i‘lK‘iil‘ Licenses issued.
cruisers lies Millllt‘li and ’l‘ucoma 11111‘ (MM-“1 llt.‘lililil 0.. Averill stale Either the habit back or lmerted
the lt‘l'i‘ililll cruiser llupuitl' ’l‘1'oiil11 1111 munnlgspnmx 011 domestic a'ulmulg’ plait is school on the new ten-gore
douliiedly bad a restraining iuililcncc. yesterday awarded the contract iol‘ skirt model.
NW citizens (WNW 111! police all! supplying (log lliil‘lliK'. tags for the 'l‘lici‘e is probubry no occupatiunlliat
CONS. lllt‘ “1'80"!" 11nd ”10 W‘I‘l- ”198° ensuing "dog ycnl',‘ which begins May is more pleasing to little girls, save
ladies of men are all well-iiriiicd and l, to the Noble & Westbrook Com- ouly that of dressing dolls, lhau string-
Wi‘ll'fillillllll‘d \Vllh ammunition. ”1“?" puny of lllllxll'ili‘i'l 'i‘bc cholil1uct-p1lccr lug colored hands. And with a little
showing the thoroughness Willi Wlljill‘ is $11 11 thousand delivered at the suggestion in the Way of arranging the
”113 movement Will?- Ol‘tlllllllt‘tl- l‘ or omccs of the town clclks in the slate. colors many of them could make bead
signers are grateful to (mutual Cami| 'lhc number of tags to be fun necklaces for Clilrstmus gifts that
for the efficient way he directed lilo dished dcpcuds “no“ the domain] {or would be very acceptable to lhielrllllle
001111. , , them from the dilicrciil..lowiis of the friends.
As soon as the success of the move state. Noble 8: Westbrook MW “ll" in roasting sparcl'ib or liiiils of fresh
meat was established a number of uislicd the lags during the present pork “‘3' sweet cider in tho [mu m
prmuiueul. citizens met and formed a your 11111! 80 id! 7m”? have “9““ place of the necessary bit of water to
public conu’uitlno of safely, and the called for, with occasional 111 ilcrs still start with basting fréquenuv with the
maintenance of order in Port 1111 Prince coming in ii is (lfil' ' I C0111 cider. 1.,{1111 give 11 delicious flavor.—
is now in the hands of this body. mlssiouer Avciill til 11 :11 11111.1 80000, Good Housekeeping.
General Legitiiuc, president of ”it will “9 “3"“ ““70”“ ““"l May. Add'l.11cecoliars 01‘ bcrlbas which arose
Provisional govcinulcul. was at one "‘5' 1" “m "“"m‘" “ 111 1111.111. tulleu (lillllli’ an “(Ullllt‘l 0f the toilette are
time president of the republic 0’" ”1“ “"“mm “1’ “”2“ ”‘1" 1111111 made by the comparatively inexperi-
Tho f..1ct liuit. Nord Alexis‘s minis boon Sigma iiu ll11l l1.111111k liming line based lieeillewm-kor by basting line
tors deserted bilu at the last moment 3331‘. i ‘ l 11.11111 Snuf“ “1“: Mt braids upon net and connecting with
did not come as a complete surprise. Fm'l‘llls “WEIR“, .19'1 .1.“ ‘5': simple. “em” “"0“”
Yi‘heir,,loyalty was suspected, and the Hall ”a "(1:11? i ‘ t‘ ,, “3"“): (‘n Just. as the actress rubs her face
deflections of the last two or three “b0“:g“|“_‘":t\:(,.‘l\v" ...1111 ‘ ' 5 with mid cream before removing the
days showed clearly what might bi 0:111:31 l (1111 iii M“ ViPSl‘FIlH that makeup, so the hills“ who uses char-
expectcd. icuel'ul Jules Coicou. the lei the lim‘“ and ML 1:1; _ i.‘ 191") "w- coal. teac'iicl who handles crayon, 01‘
military commander of Port 1111 Prince 111-1 my hm; , in, 3'13 1111 l w .l,‘ the housekccpci 11 llti‘wc hands become
15 among the Hfiugees' as is also Gen ‘l I“ - ‘ r1, *’ “H“ ‘ 11 I ' badly stained in (ounlbss says will
carding dog llcirqsiw went into effect. , . ,, , ‘ ‘ ,
eral Hyacinthe COICO" i“ the 1111111 the rcporls frillll‘lOWIl clerks showed Prllgh‘£?(}(:?él“go?l$ drlLlli‘ll.numler‘ “$11,:
who caused the assassination of ill: . 1. ., 1 .
own brother and two of his cousim 3:31 :2”n12?;;’"6hnll:l$333, lzégethllli cream softens the skin as well as the .
last January for complicity in the 1111 ‘ ' . . . l. T ’ L . ' (“it find “1“ hands 3"“ 10ft in lunch
I for the present yeai, which shows that.
successful revolutionary movement the law is now being enforced with better condition than if treated with
' “ ' ' soap and water ohh.
that broke out at that time 11nd liyaI . . .
cinthe is the official who presided in “’mmmm“ “mm 19111131111112. Among the girdles is that consisting
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the suppression of this outbreak. "l (‘8 a1 amid the figure once. and is kllhl
has taken refuge at the Cerman‘le MEADVH’I‘E' Pa. Dec. 2.~Dnlnsge it‘d at the It‘ll Side the ends hanging
gatiou. General Leconte. minister of mounting to 3100390 was done. b3 file and finished with long silk tassels. 1:
the interior, and iii. Lafeutante, one WM?“ stalled at 1 "Clock this morning . A SUE-398"“ of the “milder ""9 by
of the personal advisers of President "‘ “Wank“ PM“ comm“ Lake. " means of a line of trimming at the
Nerd Alexis. took refuge in the French popular ““9““? "98°” “’3‘“ “9‘,“ For arm's-eye is desirable on the cape
legntiou last. night. General Mnrcelin. a. time it was Hm?“ that “a” struc‘ like evening wraps which have. a. loose
minister of finance and commerce. also tum in the pink, including manyfine Sleeve cut in one With the garment.
is a refugee. collages, would b” destroyed. [mg The woman with an unusually high
The Light That
Never Fails
The light from kerosene is the light that science has
agreed upon as being purest and best, because it is note, melt
low and restful to the eyes. '1.
The Angle Lamp
is the perfected kerosene burner. The ordinary lamp is a
miniature stove; it is also troublesome. smoky and smelly. The
“ANGLE” has done away with all this.
THE ANGLE LAMP' 1s lighted without removing globe .
or top and' is extinguished by a single turn. Can be filled with-
out any risk whatever while burning. One filling will last
from 12 to 22 hours, according to size and number of burners.
EVERY ANGLE LAMP
IS GUARANTEED
"ANGLE." brass,.holds 1 quart, burns 1‘6 hours ........ $2.00
“ANGLE,” nicklc, holds 1 quart, burns 111 hours .... . . . .$3.25
“ANGLE," oxidized. holds I quart, burns 16 hours... . . .$3.9o
“‘ANGLE." double burner, holds 1% qts., burns 121 hrs... .$8.oo
“ANGLE, " double burner, holds 3 qts., burns 221 hrs. “-35 3°
JUST TAKE A LOOK AT THEM. ON EXHIBITION IN
L BASEMENT.
1.130.... some
5555‘... What You Buy At $55553
Beckmaiin’ 3 Is Always Good Value
if you want to enjoy youi meals, blly youi edibies at. the lending
grocery in the town. Everything fresh and clean. We invite your
careful inspection any day in the week, at any hour of the day. And
our prices. don’t forget they are the lowest. in The Nor'walks, quality
considered.
We are headmmrtcrs for the following goods: FineTeas, Coffees.
Butler. Eggs, imported and Domestic Cheese, Delicious canned
Goods. Jams, Jellies, Drake Bi'olbcrs‘ Pound Cake, New Raisins, Cur-
ruiils. Prpiics. Apricots. Peaches, Nuts. Etc. Also a complete line of
imported and Domestic Wines and Liquors. All the Leading Bottled
llecrs. ‘ L
The Best Place .to Trade is at
A. r. BECKMANN & 0033
as and as Washington s1. phone Call 440. solidi Norwalk.
We Call for and Deliver Orders Promptly.
rose of the llamas was finally .stayed feiehead is the only one who will be
No change in the poslllouoccupier b1 dynumillug a uuiubei 01' buildings
by the'rebels has been reported 51"“ after firemen and iippiiliilus from this fighfigitg‘llil?1;h§r§§l§{§dPfallgiiémlfi:
last owning. They we” then about 914“" and Gieemllle reached “‘0 newest styles in hair dressing and she
30 miles from P0" 5“ Priuce. Ge" scene. The Hotel Bismarck illld all of is the only one who can weal- “ with
eral Simon, leader 0f the present the buildings on both asides of the mid becomingness . ..
fizzlegfm' is expected he" at any way were destroyed.‘ The warm iiaunelette nightgowns for _.
restless childish who less air the bed
NOT A DEPARTMENT MATTER TO THE “GER FOOTBALL TEAM' clothing are made either in loose, one.
- in answci to 111111 challenge would D1000 style or in the form of sle’eniug
"There was a fire at our house. last say that we “I" Phi-V": your “mm 5““ (must-us with feet: it is a mistake
flight" , 'day afternoon, as you stated. 0" 0°" to clothe children too heavily while
.. Any insurance?" . dition that arrangements are made be- they sleep. ‘
“No.” fore, the game. , A pleasant disposition is a valuable
"Too bad. Much damage done?" “9“ meet yo‘" “image“ “Wm“ asset for any woman. either scoliillyor
"Not much. Twisted 1111's foot. and and “V" (2) all” players at “‘9 So So business-wise, and the girl who has
knocked the varnish off the steps 21ml) rooms. Thursday e“““‘“8- M 8 9' reason to feel that she was born with
where sistei‘ s young man skidded to make necessary arrangements a disagreeable disposition or manner,
J OSELOFF’S fWI
. ...... .0. .. . EndOrsed
SWeetCider by
FRESH FROM minibuses. Everybody
LOUlS JoselOff, ‘ Everybody who has ever used
our Coffees endorses them. At
72 NORTH MAIN STJSO. NORWALK each price you'll find advocates.
TEL. CALL 467. One kind suits one, another .
kind satisfies others. There's I
SO SO FOOTBALL TEAM.
down." ' _ ‘ , . . .« Si good. 4 should at once set about gaining a
timed. Brands
The See
To 1.1 i' Y} 11 a 11:11: “01::
line. more
kind for every tests. These Cof- '
to want some.
thing in the
Jewelry Line
For I I
I . Holiday Gifts
, l have a full
and complete
otocknow ready.
_ Call and look it
over.
. f
I B. Noack
. p.86 No. Main fit.
their being exactly right In 011- -
cry particular. The prices are
lower, grade for grade, than oth-
ers sell at. because we? deal di- I
rent with the people Therefore
if you want a low-priced Calico
that in good. or a higher priced
one that in supreme In excel-
lance. We would like to sell you.
Our Mocha & m. Blond It ‘
251: a pound tips the scales on
any you can buy elsewhere for
less than 35:.
REAL ESTATE 'rsANsF‘Eas. .
lot, Sound View Park. War..~
Rowayton avenue Admr.’ a doe
nus, Hellman” to John:
Henry I. Whitney to Paul Husgina,‘ "
Estate Martha .1. Lockwood to John
D. Felter. Brooklyn, house and lot,‘ j ,‘
Margaret B. Hull to Robert Joselov-
I sky and Michael Kautor. house and
‘ lot, Van Zandt street. W r. "
.H You Are Sure ‘ 2:3: .2::..::L.'.".‘:°::‘:?.:‘.'.i::
" FISH MARKET
1 Spanish Mackerel, Bluefish, Clscoes,
‘ Halibut and Salmon.
u out». supply you, will' find at. this
lief»
SILCOX 81 VAN SCOY,
The Union, Pacific
Tea Co.,
Appetizers for Today
Only the finest. Sea Food and always TEA.‘ (:0de SUGAR
Headquarters of.fi1e City
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