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SOCIETY NOTICES
, MAOONM DIRECTORV.
Wen us ,No. Ice, P. and A. M.
was in noonlc Buildinz. South
Win street. hit and lid Tuesday or
mil mdnth~July and August ex-
nonlethal 8 o’clock. ’All Master
,mnl cordially invited. Hickson.
"Cele. W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
l" Chain". No 38. R. A M.
«to in Masonic Building. South
sin street, and mi Tuesdays of
ob month~July and August ex-
loopudwat 8 o'.clock All Royal Arch
:;Mnon‘s cordially invited. Charles F.
Mills. a. P. Robert M. Wilcox. Soc.
llNlilio slNTINsI. TELEPHONE
, . CAL LB
News Department
‘ bullion Department
Bunch Office. Norwaik
«owner’s Residence
y Editor’s Residence
Assocnuion
lilMO Y STEVENS President
’AU .. Viccsl’resi cut
CK It. U.lN'l‘ARD SecIetsry
W uORB TT. ’asl‘re all-tile!-
dlxaoutive Committee
MELT. F0
0ND
RON
mono
.MA'rI-Inwson
an M. ribiilif‘ailA AN
strum swsn'rz
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GAYNOR A SAVING MAYOR.
Mayor Gaynor's houseclcaning ill of«
social circles in New York probably to
' not very popular with the men whose
omelet heads are dropping. but it will
undoubtedly meet with the approval
or the public in general. Yesterday it
was announced that some more other.
bollshlng he has been engaged in will
have the city about $300,000 per year.
The mayor's latest slicing strikes a
commission of four which has been in
existence since 1883. supplying suc-
ceeding commissioners with a salary
of 85,000. These commissioners os-
tensible duty as aqueduct commission
9/: bias to supervise the almost endless
construction and improvement of the
Croton water system. The mayor said
.; in removing the comuIisI-iion:
"The work which the commission
yd created to do was substantially
. - mutated a. good many years ago.
7. Meanwhile they have been costing the
. 5 city the useless expense or about $300.—
000 annually for high otlice rents. their
ovm salaries and these of their on-
. tourage of engineers. secretaries, etc.
i Such expense was even $224,273.53 last
,2 year."
._, THE USE OF WEALTH.
A man‘s money should not follow
thé‘tllircction of his neighbor's money.
but should represent to hiiii the
things he would wlliiugllest do with
it.—«E1norson.
Wflflrw
I. The report in Ii. New York newspa-
pcr today that Dr. Frederick A. (look
«,1 Mil been discovered in Chile, does not
create such a i‘uroro as it would have
a number of weeks ago. Now. proh-
,; billy some people will ask who Dr.
i (look'ls.
FACTS AND FANCIEB.
New Jersey's governor proposes to
‘liave s conforcncc of the Iiluyors of
that state. a movement which is said
to have been suggested as II result of
" recent conferences of governors iii.
Washington. in Connecticut there is
Ill association of Illsyors which has
‘1'" " hold meetings from time to limit and
, discussed some topics or common in
‘ terest~usuatly more political than
»economic.-AnsIIIIia Sentinel,
......—
Mayor Gaynor has sent the police
.. commissioner of New York city away
on it vacation. and there is a theory
that be will not come back to police
headquarters. The mayor continues
Idle manifest a disposition to be his own
'Iipisr of police. its will probably have
good deal of difficulty in finding any
, . who will want. the oillce of police
dc 4:45 s.. In; 5:23 p. m. M
Makes. Breakfast
hostess
amounts of money: the increase since
1907 is about $12,000. The careless and
siovcniy practices of individuals tints
are directly accountable for the Iidili
iioual burden placed upon taxpayers.
in foreign cities the. person who thrown
a scrap of paper on the street is air-
roslod and prosecuted.»l'ri‘lvldcnco
Journal,
”-.....
Not only in iiridgeport. but all
through the country It lulliipcr ice
crop has been harvested. ill this sec-
tion of the nation the wintcr bus ilt'l‘ll
II reminder of the old fashioned sort
of weather that, never failed to pro-
vidc plenty of ice. The yield from tho
eastern fields is not any less abundant
than tllat in the west. There has been
suillclent icc made. and harvested to
supply tlic demand for this necessary
commiiy of the hot sensouio lili' full
and at reasonable prices. if priccs
are regulated by the supply the prices.-
should drop to the some level of years
ago or when cold winters iiiadc tcc
plentiful. Whether such II condition
will exist we cannot forecast. it will be
case of waiting and hurting out when
lilo springtime couics.-lll'idgcpoi‘t
i’osi.
......
\l‘o i'lll\‘(l referred repeatedly to the
raising of assessments in various
towns in Connecticut. and to the iowrr-
lot; oi‘ the tax rain that not illii'i'
out-Iiiiy accompanies that llliilt'llli‘lli.
and illl\'l‘ aiiirilicd that as It gciicrnl
tiling, whatever the illi‘l't‘litlf'fi usscss-
Iuclil is equitable; or wiicrc it ill-
volvcs lhc equalization of tax lilluvr‘.
it is bcucllciai and something to 1m up
proi-cd. ill Bristol. to Norwuik. in
Ncw llrliaiu we have had mnniplos
of that sort of thing which lll't‘ to lilt‘
poilIi iiilii illiislruiivc ot‘ illi‘ host rc-
suliu. In lii‘lducpill‘l iill‘ action of the
assessors in piittiiiu up ccrinill lines
of property where the increase was
manifestly wurrnntI-il. while it did
lint opt-ruin to decrease the iii.\ ruic.
did rcsult in partially prcvmitinit ii
COIlHifii'l'llilii‘ rise in thc rate that
would iillll' been very ullilll‘lllllllii' for
ihc city. Bridgeport Standard.
“......LLN .... .. -
CHARGED WITH SHOOTING
DAUGHTER.
i\'ll.|.iN(l\\’()il'i'll, iI'I-li. lil.~ 'l‘lIIv
frilllily li'Iliiblch‘ Iii Mlclliici li‘ulb, ill"
reslcd lzisi Friday “It iill‘ Ilililrizc of
shooting his daughter, Mrs. Mill‘iiliiiii
Schmidt. W(‘l'l‘ nircil bci‘ilrc .liisiii'c Ii.
N. Jones. of Clinton, Iii iiii‘ ifl\\‘ll bull
ycull-rliiii. ’l'lli‘ oiiil'llliio was that Mr.
Valli was bold in $800 bonds for lill‘
silpcrlor court. which lunch; in April.
it‘llili claimed that. he did not. know it
was hill dilllithii'i‘ “0 shot iii. ’l‘llI-
dual-tiller, it appeared by l‘Vilil‘lll'i',
wont. to the house, and smashed ill II
window and upon bclliit admitted to
the house illicit ll illll'tll‘wilill on her
'lnoihcr. ii‘lliii tilt-ii brought his rifle
into pliiy. ’l‘lic hitter Iii ibc‘ thII-lIII-I
lliiiil iil‘ thought it burglar had broken
in. There llllll ili'l‘ll II {Iiiilily disputi-
ovcr the ownership of ii. dog. iI‘IIiII‘Il
millioner. if there is to be con-
uni. intervention from the city liilii
. police luauligament—dilution]
loss.
.-....
Whether or not John F‘. [Fitzgerald'
new mayor of Boston. is trying to
Molecular is not clearly seen, llut'
' ..d shivers are running along the
MI of position holders in other (16'
g, intuit the city government, He
Wily believes there is such it
as paying too much for public
and has some small regard as
s people‘s money is spent.-
_ site paper nuisance on streets
Will“! center should be shot-
ors is no reason whatever
tttilx sidewalks and pave-
to With; the city lam
u on being cut. and, naturallyd
build Willi furnished by John llcucr.
..W
1 AMERICAN LEAGUE SCHEDULE.
i (JilltlAth, it‘c. iilr‘W'i‘ili‘ American
lflilgllil Ioniinucd its annual urliodulc
milling here today. The schedule will
probably be anuounccd at the clean of
The first business in collie bcfoio
the meeting was tho adoption of II
new agreement to replace the original
one which o‘xoirmi in Nowmber of this
years. There appeared to be II «lucid
ed milling ill tiivor of making the
now ligremnent perpetual. 'i‘iIlII Willi
discussed thoroughly Iii yesterdays
session, but no ilnili vote was taken
then in order thiit the club owners
might have more time to consider
TWIN ill" ATHLETIG
.illllB Slilliiii
(Continued from First Page.)
Work.
The first event was it six-round con-
test between lmsllc i.. li‘nnt, of South
Nol‘watk, and James Kelley, of South-
port. The latter weighed about ititocu
pounds more than Want. and had
somewhat the best of the argument.
although the South Norwtilk buy prov-
ed to be very clever.
Tony Ff'l‘l‘t‘ilil, of Ntll““’ilik. niid El
wul'ii Kelly, of lll‘ltlixcpori, were next
introduced. and gave a good exhibition
of tho manly Iil‘t. 'l‘lici were well
matched and both were ill cxcclII-nl
condition.
'l‘bc go bciwcon Kid lli'aiiy. Ilf .\‘cw
-l’iii\‘t‘ll. unii .ltiiiics (‘lll‘l‘llilll‘i‘fi. of
llrrlnii lllvor, wus soliicwbui disap-
pointing. III; the former was much iiil.‘
larger and heavier of tho mo llll‘l’l. Al.
the i‘ll.] ol' the third of the rilIIii-Iupiili»
od six rounds. lirfI-rI-I- lloonvi' IIII-
Ilounced that till‘ llll‘il lIIiIi boon ll‘llill
lug on “pudding." and were not ill coir
Milan to finish illt‘ conical. Ilolipiti-
llI'Ilily'Ii assurance that ho was all
right iill‘ bout was brought to a clinic
IIII.| llic rcfcrcc's decision appuronii)
mot with favor from the “alliance.
The closing event was It good last
no bclwvcn l'ZIiil‘IIl'd Gillespie, of Now
York, and Kid llassclt, «If itridgl-piu'l
lioib ilil‘ll .‘sililll't‘ti up “I'll in the var
ious iiithiit'fi during ilic Nix rounds, and
did sonic i'i-i‘i clcvcr t‘iililW and about
int;
.‘tiiiini litlllcit \i Wollc i'iilM'HllilH-I
Allnllliy “liiiliill ls. 'l'ululinill). i"li,l
i‘il'l'ii .lubli .l. i'IIIIcil, t‘niluciiiurli .liilIII
ill Paul and iiil‘lllll ll. Wind. tllliccru
i"|‘liili\ :Illil Frank liiilinluid
\\l'i‘t‘ Iliilluii: lill‘ illit‘l‘l'i-iil'.‘ spm'tuiurs
Ilf ihc I‘H'lliH, and tho iimlii‘ ““8 so
conducted that ii ii us not Ilcciiiml not»
ossilry lo iill\‘l‘ any outside llllcrfci‘
l‘lli'i‘.
Mll}‘(li‘ Wolfc this morning siliiI-Ii
lliiii lll‘ (‘illliil aim ilIillIliIi: lii all
Hi l'iiiiilll
Ilil
last night. nli.| us "for an ill' was con
l't‘l‘lll'il Iic should glib ti ii cicun bill of
ilctiilli."
llc Hiiiii the sliloltcr was “PM until-
ilkl'li and thc various owllls i-Iuiducicd
III II goilllcilluni) Ililluilt‘l'. and Mill no
grounds for complaint as for us he
saw. iic cltiui the fact that hcrc only
slx~i'ililli.t gill-Ii arc Illlilwi-Ii. whilc ill
iiaiibiii‘y iili‘l'i' worn ili’lucli l‘llllllii
victim. and iii l'ilri i‘licstcl‘ and other
piliccn ll’lH’llltllil blunts lii'c iiii' ruin.
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REFORM iN PHlLAiDELPHIA.
Received II Hard Blow In the Elections
Held Yesterday.
i’iill.Alllil|.l’iilA. l"cb. ill. iicfuriii
liiis rccoivcd its hardest blow in tho
municipal ciociton hcrc ,vciitordny.
will-II iill' liI-piIbiiciili organization
swept the city. For the first tilin-
since the reform movcinciit ili‘l’liiin-
dolphin has amounted to anything not
il rcfornicr was clot-toil to city Cllllil'
f'iiu or lo the “mini of magistrates.
The greatest font of tho organics-v
lion was the election of mail it. had so.
iocicd for minority representation on
tho Iiisgistoriul board. ll‘olirtoen maiz-
lstratcs were elected. but under the
law no elector could vote for more
than nine. thus giving tho minority
parties a chance to choose the other
live. The Republican organisation
elected its own nine. men by big mil-
Jorlttos and threw enough votes to
live other candidates It had selected
under the party title of "Workingmen‘n
League" to also elect them and to do
tout the Democratic and reform candll
dates. William Eisenhrown and Albert
ll. Leonor, who have been magistrates
tor a quarter or II century and are
such on important question.
The tilt same schedule was unsa-
lmcully adopted and the dratt sub
mitted was approved withon any
inbuilt“.
‘vu».r.
‘i
Democrats with independent tandem
ciss, were defeated by about MOD. The
Republicans mission Hugh ills“ III
waiver of tulips by It militarily oi 102v;
loll our all room onion.
0
i
millilimtli IIIIIII
iii‘l‘ work, III-z \icli .Is spurring llllti lmx.
Sillibili. lions
There is some talk of the high
school follows starting Ii bowling train
or two.
-———.—
“it'll“ Elilcl t‘alitihtin has been ill (or
II few days. bill has at last returned
to hcl' school duties.
linyniouil Rolls is ill at his home in
Noll-town iii'ctluc with II norm-u attack
of tonsiiitis. ii is thought that he will
be out in ii low days,
.lilnlcs Kelley. of liiiisi Norwnlk,
rooted so fiercely for iill‘ basketball
ll'fllll on Monday cvoiltn: that lie was
unable to attend M‘lliltll ycstvrdny.
ii is l'lllllill‘f‘ii that .illilil'll and Henry
ihmgluu will give all l‘\iliilil.i(lll of
clover tumbling Iii iiii‘ liiillh‘il’lfi show,
which iii to be given iii thc school in
lilt‘ linar filiilrc.
Inn.“
The new iiulilliiobile I”'uilcls lll't‘ bc-
iiliz worn by our high school girls, and
they make the girls look ulliit‘ coin.
The colors vary bui th- nlliilni reminds
one of mother's diluting clip.
*
'l‘hc hiil'if‘ili'l‘, \‘l bich arc to be xivcil
iii the lililislrcl show Iii»: specialties.
lil‘l‘il‘i‘il this Iiituuililz. and this after-
llililll Iii llic I‘cllciii'uill those who iii'i‘ to '
purllcipulc iii tlIcIiI iiill liI- I‘lliuivu.
iiisicmi iii llil‘ uruui paper mien»
Iiilcs, uliicn school teacher.“ so often
li‘ll‘in‘, this }l‘lii lli‘llflill lhI-III ouch
in beautiful lioiioliri Hi I-Iiriiultiins. ('illl'
jcclioiiilbic iii lhc lill’lili' iis l‘illlliiii'li'li ;
Ilium of the Noriiulli limb
sliiorlllilc speculuitnn ill‘ to ill" donor
of iili’bt‘ bvuuiiful ilimciw. lulu Insuli-
l‘ii.
u
'l‘lio- school spirit shown it) iilt‘ llil.‘|ll‘
:ii'lliml ill
ilII- iil‘Iilori Milliliii)‘ winning bus Iicvcr
ili'fnrn in tho llllllliiu it! iiii‘ school been
so widorprcad. Now if illi‘lw siiuio
Nlilili'iils would join llll‘ IIliiiI-iir hill-ill-
I‘iitiitill itllll subsirlbr to ”it“ High
School Mililiir
This morning ill the Iissciiibly tho
Illnii Ill'hlloi lll'clicsirn rundorml two
\'l'l‘,\’ bountiful win-lions 'l’hc first
one was the “Splint: i-liuitt.” iliii~ of
hiclliicisiibn‘s colliposiitons. willlv tho
other was It Illiliili'l from "lion .liliill,"
by Mozart. The enthusiastic applause
council the (ll'l‘ill‘hil’u to repeat the
lliltI-r.
ill‘, iliInIiInI-i i'iliii'ii Ii Int-clinic of the
leiior chills )‘l'lilf'l'iiily lit the close of
school to explain the supplementary
cxIIiIlII. 'i‘ilc dtiic upon which the ox-
iuuinutiolls Ill-II in be lll‘ifi was not do-
liiiltoly decided. bill they will ho hold
so that tho illlirku of the students will
ilf‘ ready for them on March fifteenth.
The principal told the seniors that
hunt and diligent worli was necessary
in preparation for them» preliminaries,
STATE HEALTH GOOD.
From Typhoid DOerOnod
Largely in 1900.
in his inability Icy-low of ”if" health
of the stain Sanctuary Townsend of
the slate hoard points out the SW“
lioulih of tho stain tor 11109. The
death rate showed It slight lacrosse
over that of tho previous your. the
number being “1.460 as cmupareil
with 16,000 tho prowling your. The
birth- for the you decreased and
numbered 25,530 or 24.! our cunt. to
1,000 population. The marriages
ware 8.035, on includes. The deaths
of the year tram tuberculous were
1.422. The nreslont improvement is
noted in typhoid lover which totalled
154, or within three of the lowest
humour reported in all years.
in January there were 1,488 deaths
which is I” more than the same
month hilt your. The percentage min
17.1. with infectious disuse 10.1 per
cent. at ill“ low.
[30‘th
a
I;
b
. .1in until 2 o'clock this afternoon.
,From 2 Until
6 o’Clock
WP
Waitis
at $I.5o.
Tomorrow, 79c
Thursday’s 4 H011r
Ladies’ Fancy Embroidered and Tailored
Waists in Lingerie and Madras; regularly sold
From 2 Until
6 o’Clock
Here you'll find eighteen items of special value—dust eighteen
reasons why you should shop at the Bolton
Store Tomorrow Afternoon.
Glance Over These Items
You’re sure to find an article or two that will fill
your preSent needs to a nicely
Flannelette
Figured and Striped Flannelcttcs for Waists,
House Dresses, ctc., light and dark colorings;
regular price ISIAC yard.
Tomorrow, 4 l-2c yd.
Skirts
Women's Long White Muslin Skirts, made
full with hemstitchcd ruffle; regular price 98c.
Tombnow, 59c-
Gowns
Womcn's Flannelette Gowns. in stripes and
colors, all-sizes: regular price $I.25.
Tomorrow, 79c
Sheets
Full size heavy weight Bed Sheets.
with deep hem; regular 50c value.
Tomorrow, 370
made
Towels
Large size Huck Towels, with red border;
regular price 15c.
Tomorrow, 8 Me
Vests and Pants
Ladics' All Wool Vests and Pants. ‘Luzcrne"
and "Berkshire" Mills; regularly sold at $1.00.
Tomorrow, 79c
Hose
Ladics‘ Woolen and Flccccd Lined Hose.
regular price 25c.
Tomorrow, 1% pr.
Combination Suits
Women’s Flecccd Lined Combination Suits.
extra sizes. 7, 8 and 9; regular price $1.15.
Tomorrow, 85c
Handkerchiefs
Ladies' Lace Trimmed and Embroidered
Handkerchiefs. I5c value.
‘ Tomorrow, 8c
Peroxide
I6 oz. bottle best Peroxide, sold in most
places at 50c.
Tomorrow, lSc
Embroidery
6 and 8-inch Swiss and Cambric Embroider—
ed Flouncings. regular price 2 5c yard.
Tomorrow, 150 yd.
Small Wares
TURBAN HAIR ROLLS. all shades. Tan
marrow . ...... 9c
39c LACE DUTCH COLLARS, latest dc-
signs. Tomorrow ...... . ...... .. .2Ic
RHINESTONE HORSESHOE PINS. to-
‘ .ch
50c GILT BELTS. all sizes. Tomorrow. .39c
CABINET HAIR PINS. tomorrow ....... .3c
Large BRAID PINS. amber or shell. To-
morrow . ............. . ........... .....9c
IALLINGlR-PINCHOT iNQUiRY.
WASHINGTON. F‘ob. iii.--~ There was
no morning session of the llsllingur-
i‘lnchot committee of Inquiry today.
adjournment having boon lotion yesterl
Louis it. Uiavis was under crosscu-
THE BIG STORE
South Norwalk’s Most Popular Grocery
mutilation all day yesterday by Attor-
Iloy John J. Vsrtmes. representing Mr.
lialliniier. and the indications val-c
when adjournment was taken that the
questioning of this chief witness for
the “pronecutlo “ will continue for
several days more. His examination
In». lei-[sly upon documentary evidence.
and it takes considerable time to road
reports. letters, etc. upon which ques-
Special Cut Prices for This Week
VIRY IIOT IUT‘TKR (none better), pound
our oIIIIIl MOUNTAIN Pors‘gbss .......peok 22¢: Matteo
WALT”! IAKIR'G IRIAKI‘A‘T COCOA. can
A. P. IIOKMANN II 003' Diff 6060A. large can ...“...mlu
A. i'. IMKMANN 3 core I!" COCOA (trial also) ..........10c.
A. r. IIOKMANN a core PIIIMIUM cI-Iocourit, colts.,......130
......Io-IIIIIIII.I-m
listens-It‘.‘
ilonii ought to be asked. Mr. tilsvls
always insists upon coupling long air
llill‘lllillnl will his answers. and this
also tends to delay progress.
Our Specialties insindol. Fill. Jam, .Mlim, cones. Canned
Goods. Parley onshore. Fins Tao. om“. latter. Bus and a latest
Ital: imported unit Domestic Winn amt Liquors.
itsnry lit. Hoyt. Attorney-(tenant
tor Porto Rico. who was consulted my
uliontly by Glsvls when Mr. Hoyt well
It United States Attorney at belittle.
but been in the city for bevel-Id lion
and probably will succeed Gisvls on
ills lwitilsu little,
A. F. Beckmann & co.
VII-ammo .thm-
Norwalk Chronicler