Ministers Aimnse for Tom
aortas 61117' 1 m. 5 .44.
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SOCIETYNOTICEB ‘ ’
"I and 11111119 who are not familiar 111111 ‘
all of the streets will
be bothered
more or test ' ,
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OUILD’O ATTAOK 0N MORGAN.
‘ (Lynn Item)
We never took much stock in John
Piersont 1111mm we do not in-
111111 to. defend him for 1111 many un-
11111111111111. things be 11111. but we
question the taste shovm by ex Gov
1i
MAIQNIO DIRECTORY.
, 11.111.11.111. or out
._ i mas): o. 103, F. and A. M,.
i be held at its roamsdhlsrch 1111.
, to. It 3 p'clock p» 111. Work. F. 6.
degree. All Master Masons cordially
I'M Internally InvitOd.
Fraternaiiy yours.
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Becky
9.5L ,
EVENING IENTINEL TELEPHONE
CA LLB .
Iii-autism Department
sac-suntan. Department
Med-Branch Offlos. Nor-walk
“0‘1 nldltor's Residence
'nOMIty Editor's Residence
Merchants and Manufacturers
. 1 Association
JAMES EMORY S'l‘lthENs President
‘ifil‘ad'éE'dm‘Uili‘ilhiB s a
, 1 acre
. arrnnw con to "l 'l‘T. 'rreu'urar r1
, 1011:1112:th t ‘ommittee
M'POHLMAN
swaa'rz
‘ 5'" cnfiEsrtaa'
:5» 1 . . . M”.-.
, " 1 MR. MOORE DOUBTS.
‘ _ Chief Willis L. Moore, of the Weath-
if or Bureau, was quite a brave man, in
1‘ view of the agitation for the conserva-
iia tion of thl forests. to declare that In
1 his opinion the forests do not effect
floods and droughts. He says it is all
a question of precipitation which is
determined by great natural causes of
feeling vaporationa on the (lull and
cyclonic currents. The Hartford flour-
ant says in part, referring to Mr.
Moore‘s position:
"A“good many people were, incllucd
to laugh at Weather liltt'cttu Moore
when it was published, :1 whilc ago.
that he did not hclicvc l'orcsts affect-
ed floods and droughts. The great
majority believe to tip- contrary and
it is well that thcy do. They stand
against wasti- nud dcsti'tu'iion.
"At the, saint- tiuic. now that Ml".
Moore argutuont. in if pamphlet of
about forty pages. has been read, if
lanai 111- zltilltitlmi that he makes out
qultc 11 cuuc for his side. To be fair,
we must stop :1 minute and think of
our own situation right here I11 Harv
ford. What is our standard of max-
imam Minna water in the Connecticut?
M3 deed of 1851 now fifty-six
' It as All the deforestation that
no taken place since then hasn‘t
ten no its like for 11 flood.
“Mr. Moore’s View is that food Is
the first essential, ranking ahead even
of shelter, and. therefore. when you
can develop a corn field where now
you have woodland the ox should get.
in Its work. Moreover. the natural
forest isn't so good a producer of 1111\-
bet' as the cultivated forest. “
FREEDOM OF LONDON FOR HIM.
' Conservative London rather likes
Theodore Roosevelt. In fact, ho is 11
winner wherever he 1101121. 1111. to“
enemies to the contrary notwithstand-'
- log, On Thursday the t‘urporutltm of
flotation will hold 11 special int-cling
' to consider a requisition which has
, been signed by many influcnlinl 1111-111-
bet-11 ‘lo present the honorary freedom
1 Of the city to our popular l‘x-pl'eflitlt'lll
' in _a gold box and to outcrtulu hint at
Our billy other former pi'cuidcui t‘v-
11911111111111 honor was tlcnl-rnl (11-11111.
Colonel 1111111111111 la aimltllly Winif-
in; hill Wily Eulopt want from his AM
«It hunting trip on which he and hill
Ion Kermit killed anti apcclltifillu oi
lam mammals. The intuit-dint.-
Monarch party nuilrd yt-alerday front
Gondolioro Ruudan for Khartoum.
lion they expect to nrrivc March
15th.
- . Willie the action of the health board
,; in‘mlltinx I determine 1i light to I111-
lll’O?! the wretched continuum in the
”I'lllild street lochrup has the “Mill ,1'
,Iuwort of the citizens of the city, it
done In I day. In t'untlmpu-ucc, lilo
Mon of the health board to waiting
the Monday niitlii taunting of the
libefora taking 111va to close lilo
, will also mom with approval. Just.
' in; proposition will work out does
appear lust yet, but the oily 11m.
pros. confidence that liwro
_ s new lull.
HEW-b.1tIMu—u nun»..- ow.-
hole who use not familiar with
ethics Int trying to figure out
list this first of March. today, can
Wilfrid its ushering in the
lllts s limb or a lion. Some
will any the day looks like a
as said that the lien or tile lamb
miy. Amarillo; to the the-
it” been more or less bellow
time immemorisl it tho
,Ifi'ittbs' like a lien or in other
“11111111911111 it will go out
the verse.
' ' «O—
‘ in town will
“...... new“
look in
artists. At others he will
' neurones.
ll reception and luuchcoa st (lulltihnll..
“til realised that the work cannot hr,
" ill bat-Ions days serving as
tautdsnlslm our own
‘ fit out 11111 more condition
arbor Build in attacking Morgan's an
He had nothing to do with
the choice of his countenance or the
size of his neck.
actions that. anyone has a right to
object. General Guild knows, as wall.
as anybody that it is a common thing
with "fellows or the baser sort," to
attack a man on account of some per.
sonal defect or prominent feature,
but we do not quite like to see our
tax-governors adopt such tactics.
m.--...-..,..__..._.
RIGHT To THE POINT.
a...“
The girl who first kissed Hobson is
to be married. 'f‘ltat sting made her
wait last twelve years.~schoucctady
Union.
--....
Collector Loch, of course, will be on
the watch to see that Teddy doesn‘t‘
try to smuggle In a third term boom.‘
~—New Haven 'f‘imesle-ader.
a... ...
Prices on Bibles are being advanc-
ed. For oucc the moat packets are
not to blamcmwflritlgcpon Post.
It 11 only to his . ‘
The typewritlng class began work
Monday. At p1oseut the. class is full
..... ..
ice cream tuaklnt. has liven declar-t ‘
ed a fine art. In an Ohio university CO-
ctls, however, will favor fudge as the
more difficult to 111:1I1e.~New Haven
Palladium. i
W... 1
lllassuclmactts is going to add 315,-.
0011, to the cost of living by investigat-
lllg‘ the cost, of ilvlng.—-—Norwlch Rec“:
ord.
—O~
President Taft told the New York
policemen that he was engaged in the ‘
same work as they. And nohoby‘
thought to ask him why he didn't run
the insurgents ln.——lioston Herald.
wk
Edward Paysou Weston is, walking
the ties thru Arizona. . He has picked
out a good place for walking ties, con-
sidering the fact that this Is an old-
faahionod wlntoixwthtlcngo Record-
Herald.
~9—
Tilt' sold mcdala offered by the con-
grcas of the United States are not to
be spurned. A gold medal was what
Capt. lsaac iiuli received for cuptnr‘
ing the Guerrlcrc, and what was good
enough for that old item ought to be
good enough for anybodyr~Spriuuflcld
ilcpuhllcan.
.... .
The movcmcui tor a "unl'c and sane"
Fourth of July is stcudily cxtcudlug
and gaining intro, and If only all good
citizens will nltl in Its promotion wt-
lllll,\“H(ltlll bc Hllfll‘t‘ti a national of-
fonsc.~~.\'ow York ’i‘t'lhunc.
......—
iilll Hill iii
llllli $4,000,000
John 0.1111111, olBlacit Back is
Fortunatsi , " 1
aatponroar, March l.~~.lhhn o.
flush, who llvca with his son at 2881 '
.Fairtlcltl avcunc,l1aa 1"1-t'clicd Word
that he is "lit of thc too hcira to an
catalr of tilflbliiliitlo. The. property
I was left by an aunt. who (“Ill several
litouths ago in Iiottoldalu. Holland
The residents of Black ltock, who
have lit-std of lluab' a good fottttno are
totiitratnlutlua him and uniting hltu
what hc intends to do with the money. 5
Confirm. Report.
this morning John 1‘. Bush was not at
llflllli' but Mra. I‘llmur in. flash llilt
llflllKlllOf-lnwlflw Willi th continued
but father- luluw had gone to New
101 it to motor with the lawyers
who itud notified hint of his good luck.
The 1111111, Mra flash said was an old
lady who wan ulwaya regarded an ill]
umuaciy woultl1y..lohn (i flush and
his brother were the only ht'll‘fl and
when the aural lsdy died without leav-
ing a will, the authorities started
hunting for the two nephew.
Hasn't sun Aunt in Years.
The brother had died hilt be Is sur-
vived by a son, who live.» in llol«
land sad is one of the heirs. John
C. flush came to title country when a
boy and hadn‘t seen his aunt since
then. He 1111111 greatly, not to say pleas-
antly surprised when he, heard of the
not of gold that was coming his way.
dimer E. intuit. the son or the lucky
man, 111‘s painter. This morning be.
111111 working in Fairlieid.
LIEUTJOOL. IYRNI DEAD.
SAN maoisoo. March 1.~—~Lleut.
Col. flaunt it. Byrne. ti. 8. A., re-
tlred. is dead It eldest notional after
I 1111; Illness.
the tndlsn campaigns and served in
the Philippines and dubs. where he
participated“ the charge It tum .1qu
Hill, '
, class rooms.
ivlsions A. (l and l" clcotcd one girl
,oach and llivlaiona ll, ll and E elected
, yesterdays
tie was a 1mm of.
and no more will be admitted There
Is one class in the first period and one
' in the third
Classes were dismissed fifteen min-
utes early yesterday to allow time for
the election of senators. The seniors
met in Room lit. the juniors in Room
iii. the tuiphotnores in Room 2:, and
l‘the freshmen tact and hold meetings
in the various
in the freshman class lll-
at. their "home desks?
one boy each, this making 11 total of
six freshman senators. The seniors
elected two girls and two boys. the
t
juniors and sophotnorcs the some uum~
her. The following are the various
senators from the several classes:
Seniorsvt'llnion lluhbcll, Earle link-
er, Ellen liohnnnun, i'itllth l’crrr. Jun-
lors~~» Tracey Amhlcr. Ilulph iialdwiu.
ireno liarrotl. Katherine iiccrs So
phontorca»llcrhcrt llaidvrin.
Coley, Hclcn Hitchcock, Lois llccrs
ii‘resitincnvallyman Iiracken. Norman
Seymour, l-‘rnucls Wynn.
Aahc, Rachael Renter-u, llosc Itnntcl.
The only 11111111111 powder
made from Royal Grape Cream
of Tartar
Ila Moor—Ila lime Phosphates
PMIEIIFIII. illFLlIElIliEB
TI) Elli) STRIKE
(Continued from [first Page.)
Transit Company to bring an end to
the strike. The. his department stores.
which have suffered from the strike
along with the thousands of other busi-
ness houses. are know to have told
thc transit. company that. they will not
take ,a. chance of having the city in-
volvcd in a great general labor strut;
gin.
A conference is being held in the of-
flcea of the. company at which are
present. Charles 0. Kruger, president
of tho Company, State Senator (liar-
ont'e Wolf. vice—president: George ii.
Earl, .Ir.. the city's representative on
the board of directors. and Richard Y.
(i‘oolt, a prominent financier.
There is a general appeal for arbi-
tration today. Newspapers demand
it; various organizations are clamor-
iu for it. and citizens generally are
on ling for an end of the trouble. liu‘
portant dcvelopnionta are looked for
during the day.
Determined to dcmonstratc its all“.
lt,\' to opcrutc its cars without the as
alatnuro of lilo striking motortncn and
l.'flliilllf‘l()l‘t-l the Philadelphia Rapid
Transit ("ompnuy today Increased the
uutuhcr of cars in operation on its var-
1111111 lint-11 'l‘hc compam declares that
:1111 nt-tticment Imoirina a tttcoxnlllou
William of tho (l‘nrmt-u a Union will be consid-
iczod and it reiterated that arbitration
its not ncedcd to settle the strike
The
iomciala 111e, taming (liilf cars to the
“WWI-l 'Illilfly picaa that they reach an agree
moat 111111 the atriltisil men before the
Tia-re was a rehearsal of mu, 1w.) labor unions put than threatened zen.
sketched in ”W assembly hail Monday
at 1 o‘clock.
dressing rot'y rapidly in this work. un-
der the tlirct'lion of Frederick Hoyt.
There were quite a number of ab
soniccs among lhh scholars Monday
morning. Wu hope it was nothing more
i
The students arc pro-'
serious than the wcathcr that prcronb,
ed them from
places.
Only twcniy—tlvc (lays llcforc Wc will
again enjoy a short vacation. I'lnatcr
will soon be around with a \vclctunl
vacation for all, \\'ontlvr how many
girls will ahinc with tho new.
boom-ts on that day? ’l‘hcrc to cor-
talnly quite a variety ot ltollltt'la :11
High school from a bright acnrict to
a lurk biuc it would be worth while
't‘i;lb‘r,\‘”
.10 take a utmil up to High school at
‘1 o'clock amni-
day, and sec lhc \111'~
li‘l)’.
l‘llo utudcnta at High school st-cul
to have quite a (“1112c lot Kliilli‘, 111111..
itcccntly ih1 tilrls Athlctlt 11.11111111-
tioil dot filed to gi1c a pin1 for tho pur
pose of raising uuiucy ftn thc 111111111 lu-
tion The girls llilvo selected a play
and are relicnialng at tilffcrcnt ilmoa
in the usscniblyl hull. it In capmtud
.to give the play ahoitly altar lilualci‘.
The goals and basket ball have
rived.
ill“
of the glriu' basketball team.
girls are all very enthusiastic over 1111-.
the story about the fortunu but unldjmuuc and In a abort tlatc they should
be able to make qllili' a team.
Leslie t-lherwotul in at home Ill to.
day. and his brother, Charlca, la lllll‘ll'
Int; 11 sore eye. Bounds rather simulc-
.iona, one brother homo and the other
with a sore oyo. What!
"flick" Ireland was fit at his home
liuwovor. be was well
enough when tho time came for High
school to no on the floor and play butt-
itethall. melt is 11 great factor in the
success of our team. and We hope no
will not be prevented from playing any
game by sickness.
The followers of the (it-con and
White llltl not turn out very strongly
at the same last night. Anyway High
school wun, so what's the difference.
HEAVY FOO IN NIW YORK.
NEW YORK, March t.--New York
afloat and authors may tnvelopetl to
day in I screening fog, which brbt ht
marine transportation to a stand tlii
and badly hampered railroad and all
lines of loitIl hnsnortstlon.
Ml. LADRIAON TO UMPIKE.
The services or D. foals iadrlgsb.
Lille "unknown baseball enthusiast.
have been secured in umpire the
It Atuttscmeut Park during .1111:
'r
t ,-
bciiia in their usual?
rral atrlkc into effect.
Both the labor Icudeis and tho city
ldmltilail‘ailull arc preparing for the
txpcctcd demonstration. Director of
Public Safely (‘Iny in an Inlcrl'lcw
today said in- did not regard the pro.
pt'scd ayiuputhctic atrlko as it “bluff."
and told of piano for increasing the
police force in anticipation of further
li'ouhic.
lic aalti: "Ulltil‘l‘ the act of May 3!.
farm, the mayor has powcr to draft ov-
cry ublc-botlicd man in Philadelphia
for 11111111 3‘ prof. Illa); lifc and prop-
-1t,1. Ila tan 111111-111 in special police-
nu-n Iutlctinitolv. l expeci to have
lists prcparcti of all citisens who arc
4111‘ our and Ill ’tor such acrvicc.
“Wu don't lllt'llll in call for the N11-
tionai tlnard until 110 have exhausted
1'1'1'1'1' powci‘ at our tlclniil‘ltl. I have
111 my aarvlcc alili 1.111111 men who were
1111111111: 1hr 2,tloti u11111u11111cd for special
duty 11 Wl‘t'it 111:1), who can bc sworn In
at our moment for police duty In uni.
form. We have urt'anitcd to add 150
, to 21m mun to flu- 111111111ch force today.
' 'i‘itcy will inkc thc pinccs or the static
t
i tit'blt rulc,
police» In case iiu-y should be aumtuotr
cd to South lli'tlllt'liolll on account of
thc attlltc tln'rt- dotting beyond cou-
It'ol."
As the labor unions have decided on
a pcurrul strike unless the city takes
sona- aicpp to force the company to
tho sessions of select and
ttllllllltlll muuclla of Thursday after-
, noon ai'c ltmkod forward to with littcr~
The goals will soon be put up, “"11”,.“ orzauiruiiun in control
Who" a monitor vialicd tbu hounc iln the Town Aaucmhly hall in Notwttlk ‘.1arco to take it‘lifm (about be pre-
'l‘i1cn we will await the lt'illllill of ”“16““th
'l‘lic‘
out. it in conaidcrml almost certain
that some lllf‘lliiltl' will bring forth an
arbitration resolution, htit whothm' i c
w it
fitnto t-Icnntor .lalnoa l‘. McNIchoI,
the Republican lender of Philadelphia.
and William S. V1111», who stands next
in him in leadership, are In Florida,
having left. harp with a party of
friends boforc tho ntrlko hogan. it Is
lulicved that Senator Mchchol could
and the strike it ht- cured'io interfere.
Another dualh duo to the ntrlkc, oc-
curred laiu iliill night, when licniunilu
llltlaon. a negro, tilt-d in the Douglas
Hospital.
This brings the number of dead as
11 result of the strike up to six.
The Hill day of the. strike opened
wet and foggy. making walking more
tllangrcuuble than over. The street
cars Ilf‘t‘ carrying more passengers
than last week, but the number Is for
from normal.
TO RI: OPEN OUTTON OASI.
WASHINGTON. March l.~—'l‘he
“Elation case" In to be reopened. on
Wednesday of next week a joint reso-
lutlon will he introduced in both bone
as of Congress 111111111 for a thorouuh
investigation in the esth of Lieuten-
ant James 8. Button' at Anaspolls on
the night of Gotcha;- ‘I. 1907. sad of
all of the events leading up to the
tragedy.
011 the same day Henry E. Davis.
attorney for Mrs. Button, mother of
the lieutenant will Institute proceed
inns in the civil courts of Maryland.
The moth“ still maintains, despite
the finding of the board that Investi-
gated the death of Mi‘ son. that he
did not die by his own hind, but that
his death was the result of 11 contain1
Icy.
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...mnnsl 1111111er 11111
1‘.‘
.., .11
Medicine or
Toilet Cabinets
Hardwood. nicely polished Cubi-
ncls. 22 inches high, 141,5 inches
wide; tbrco shelves, lock altd hay
and good quality mirror. Usual
prlcc “.119.
Wednesday. $1.19
Sham Holders
The simplest illnd
Sham Holder made.
FOR ”1th llldllS. rcgnlar price
391'.
Wednesday, 29c
FOR W001)
price 25c.
Wednesday, 19c
strongest
BEDS. regular
I
Tea Kettles
ti quart, flat botfom, mottled grey
onamclcd 'i‘ca Kc tit-a, host quality:
regularly sold at 1391'.
Wednesday, 390
Mrs. Potts’ Sad
irons
ll irons, Holder and Stand, nico
l)’ ulckcl plated; usually 11.1111 per
39!.
Wednesday, 83¢
1
HOUSCfUl'nishing Day.
“A PriCe-Cutting Event to Make
Room for Spring Shipments
HUNDREDS OF ECONOMICAL HOUSEWIVES LOOK FORWARD TO THlS
WEEKLY SALE BECAUSE OF THE WONDERFUL VALUES
ALWAYS TO BE FOUND HERE.
It Will Pay You to Read Every
Item Carefully
............
Cleaning 11
Pleasure
II harmless
use without any mixing
mun.
coonm:
111d marble
in 15c. and 501'.
25c 8I2E
Wednesday, 19c
It Makes Silver
inntead of a 121k. Silver
Cream is a silver cleanser
and 111111111, as soil and
smooth .11 cream and lost
It cannot
scratch or that the anal sur-
face, but wuhn off tarnished
it by ionic, and leaves the
were as hriuht and new as
though fresh Item the factors:
it is the easiest and cleanest
to use Of any silver polish and
[he null economical. ll Ctilnu
in uumy ions, all ready for
Silver Cream is also carci-
km for Marin. nickel and
cut-glass. porcelain
We ulli give 1 on I generous
sample 1m up request. has
Bathroom Glass -
Shelves
Bath Room Glass Shelves with
heavy nickel plated brackets, size
18 inches long and 6 inches wide;
regular $1.00 value.
Wednesday, 980
Pct Covers
Perforated Dome Shape Pot Cov-
ers, made of heavy tin with black
enameled knob, prevents boiling
over; 10 and 11 inch. This same
cover is sold by agents for 25c.
Wednesday, 10c
Fibre Chair Seats
This is one of the best and
cheapest Seats on the market, black
or oak color. round or square: any
size: usually 10c,
Wednesday, 8c
0r
Laundry Soap
nest Laundry Soap; usually
t'akc.
Wednesday, 7 for 19c
5c
Liquid Veneer
Bisseil’s
' Cit-ans and polishes all painted
surfaces. rcinovos all great-w and
dirt and leaves a brilliant, dry pot S
weepers
25c SIZE
illsdcll‘a Well-known make Car~
Wednesda 19c pct Swecptu's, fitted with best qual-
y, ity bristle brush. nickel plated .
trimmings, oak or mahogany fin-
50: SIZE islt: regular price $3.110,
wedncsday, 39c
Wednesday. $2.29
. ”...... .... l. V
stilliffnuiu' 111111
The fieutInaL will be pleased to receive
lotion! fol litmtlpn. from its routers.
under the 131.11 heading. A brief and to-
tlln- point communication. 1111 11 genera
propoultloti. turtles more we fit 111111 curb
vlotlon than I lengthy one 11 which the
ttrnumont is not concoutisled We do
moat emphatically aunt-st brevity. flout-
wludcd articles. 111- have otrsom are
.111— taui to be read. and are many times
avoided altogether.
PAVE SMITH STREET.
Editor Sentinel:
Homethinit that the City of Norwalk
needs and for which i would be willing
to subscribe for is a good block stone
pavement In Smith street. This short
thoroughfare is used by all the men
chants and business men and is nestled
more than a theatro, and will not cost
1111 much. i will head tho but with
$10.
nusmnss MAN.
CAPTAIN SHAMOTT’I lllfi‘ri-iDAV.
(JIntIln W M Bhsrrutt celebrated
his eighileth birthday yesterday in s
quiet way at his home in Woodward
avenue. and enjoyed meatless front
bureaus and bargain Point. 14.3.: also
from the Bronx Ind Stanford. Ital
1111111} 111111111 friends. , .- '
it
Save Money on Your
' Grocery Bills
BECKMANN'S
- The Norwsllts
Coliedl
Pink
Stamps
the Best Place in
MAUD O. GRAND FLOUR ..
IEOT OIIEN MOUNTAIN POTATOES
6-.ib big IALSTON'S WHOLE WHEAT
3 lbs. FANCY WHOLE RICE
.....per bag, 8611' 11111.. will)
........... pin. 2 I; 'bu., Ibo
FLOUR for...” 1
111...”. 1.1-...
1111-11-11
.1111
for ... .250
lest-Ilene
3 cans soup PAOKIO rousrosa for ....... . ...... ....2111
YOU’LL LIKE OUR TEAS AND COFFIES
Fins New On no:
Fresh Roasts Coffees
WE GIVE EXTRA OTAMPS WITH TEAS AND COFFEE!
Tea-......”
............60,50,40snd 30s per pound
......85. 32, 30. 26 and 2011 per pound
nowhere in the country will you find it Larger Assortment of
Winn and Liquors than we carry.
thIsIIII Prtus will.
A visit is 11111- More will convince you that we have the Largest.
Cleans“ and last Masked Grocery in The Murmurs.
A. 1.", BECKMANN a to
stand Whitman is,
WPMOIllM . WNW.
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