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toga. 108;! A. AM.
more a titling. South
treat. let out! in Tuesday at
«pd month—duly and August ex~
dim-”st 8 o'clock. All Mailer
I cordially invited. motion
...._Ccle. W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
or Chapter, N0. it. A. M.
p to in Madame uilding. South
. it street. 2d and e‘tlt Tuesdays of
month-July and August ex-
Wed-94. 8 o'.clocli All Royal Arch
.3 cordially invited. Charles F.
ills, H. if. Robert M Wilcox. Soc
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_ .ewe Department
Business Department
flush Oiilos, Norweik
fidlior’e Residence
.it‘y Editor's Residence
“L'dS'l'EVENP President
Vice Pros dent .
UINTARD. Secretary
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Mn. HILL AND THE SENATE.
l: Speaking of the poasibllity of Con-
gressman id. J. Hill being a candidate
for the scholarship next fall. as be
his been before. and of what might
; happen were he to call upon his
, friends all over the state to rally to
his support, The New Haven Register
says:
it is profltless, probably. to specu-
late as to the effect which the en-
trance of Congressman Hill would
. . . have on the Connecticut senatorial
xt' contest. it seems likely that he would
» attract about as many votes from Mc-
, lash as from Bulkeley and from the
“I dtmngth which he showed at. the last
»‘ contest it is reasonable to infer that
he might win. This would be true. at
least. if there were direct popular
vote for United States senators. More
than once. before it gets two men to
do it credit in the upper house at
We; ington, Connecticut will wish it
had at method of election.
' it is ,a little hard. if not uuiusl, to
deny a man the promotion that his
demonstrated ability calls for because
in the subordinate position which he
occupies he does so much better than
others have done and makes so con-
spicuous a success that it would be
almost beyond hope or expectation to
adequately fill his place: but. that
. seems to be very much the case with
Constellation liill.~~~}li‘lllgoprri'l. Billil'
dnrd.
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People who are obliged to alight.
from or board trolley cars in West
avenue these days are to be commis-
ssl‘ttted. For a choice stretch of mud-
; dy highway it need have no fear of n
.5 competitor stealing away its laurcla,
" and it hardly requires mentioning that
' those who have been working for a
paved avenue its entire length are
. missing an opportunity in not pushing
their campaign more vigorously with»
out (rather doiity.
Not in its entire length has the rive-
9uu'd croasw slit which gives a person
desirous of crossing the choice of any
distance up to a mile and back again.
or wading through several inches of
mud!
in; MAW. w» . h-“
I if persistency will demonstrate the
l potency ti is reputed to posses liliillt'
r130” streets will be owned up in this
city bolero long. f‘ounriliusn William
it“. some hobby.
pow directs. and he loses no oppor-
tunity to make a plea for them. as
was again demonstrated at tho ram-e
fl. .1" of the Merchants“ and Munufaolnr‘
“ . ord' fluctuation last night.
Mr. McMahon believes the opuuind
of new highways is the crying need
tii‘c city today. it is hiscmtention
that nothing is hampering the growth
he city today as tho apathy on this
“Wm...“
, dementia has suggested that in view
the apparent abundance of health
. our trio might, draw lots to
which shall maite an assault on
dictionaries and triplicate those
M contain "scsrlet fever."
WW
T1!iily. the campaign against the
priest of meat has been edectivo.
the continued tide shown. with a
at her still more eititudluous
tor some cuts of beef next week.
WW
flint-ff To fill rotor.
‘ “vitality of connecticut re
When. The prison is check
. Haydn Journeyman.
, . .
to planting its boots in
Mill! Billy horse MW
, promises.
«0.4-
The Muievilie courier-Journal does
n't think that Africa produces any
liner elephant skills than the one
‘ which which Uncle Joe has Worn con
stsntly tbruottt his public carour.-—~
New Havcnv'l’alladlum.
It surely would be a joke it New
York sent Cbauncy M. Depcw back
to the senate. But, always depend on
New York to do strange things——
Brldueport Post.
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The Kentucky legislature is serious-
ly discussing the new plan of making
it a penal offense to break campaign
Such a law would revolu-
tionize the business of running for
mice. ~Borhshlre Eagle.
there seems to be perfect harmony
between young Roosevelt and Miss
JUBXRIN’GI‘r—NGW Bedford Times.
“ Butcher shops may have to make
side door arrangements for irrosolnte
boycotters who cannot subduou yearn-
ing for; steak.~New i-lavcn Times-
leader.
a.“
Yale students celebrated Washing-
ton‘s birthday by bloody noses in a
fence rush. Our noble youth are shed-
ding blood for the cause of higher
education. -’i‘renton Advertiser
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SEVERAL STUDENTS HAZED.
Considerable oinnsomeiit was furn-
ished those who had occasion to be
out on Wall street, yesterday after-
noon by the young men of the liar-
stroul preparatory school. it was the
time chosen for three of the students
to receive their initiation. Bishop.
Holt and Metculf were the three and
their costumes Were such as are sei-
dom seen outside a iiiasqliorade ball.
Those students conducting the initia-
tion paraded the iiiiforiuliriios hack
and forth and compelled them to do
“stunts." To their relief came Miss
Har'atrom with a team. unod- when last
seen they were being driven swiftly
toward ”their respective ironies.
INJURED AT Harracronv.
Charles Gray. while at work in the
(li'ofut & Knapp hat slurp. yesterday.
on the machine which punches the
felt hats, had the misfortune to get
his head directly under the lion lever.
This lever descended upon the unfor-
tunate young man and, when Charles
came too again. he found quite a gush
in tlie‘top of his cranium.
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MEAT PACKERS To APPEAR.
Prosecutor Gar-van Says They Will
Plead to indictments.
NEW YORK, March 3.~l’rosru~ulor
Carroll said today that he had re-
ceived assurances from the parking
companies he is moving against for
ronupirucy that they will appear by
their attorneys and plead to the indict
meats recently found against them.
"i want to gill at the individuals.‘
said Mr. (inrvan. “The individuals
are the really responsible parties. 'l‘hr
corporations are but their rrcaillofl
i shall try the individuals first." Pleas
from the twu New Jersey residenti-
among the indicted men. were look
ed for today.
The packing companies will lrsvt
their day in court, on Saturday, when
arguments will be heard by Justice
Swayze on it rule to show cause why
they should not produce their rec-
ords for grand jury inspection.
LICENSES FOR OYBTERMEN.
Fee of 315 Only Applies for Those
Who Live Outside the state.
Editor Sentinel: Will you please
correct a min-statement in yesterday's
paper concerning the issuing of per-
mits. or licenses, for lobster fishing
this your, in which it was said that it
would cost the fisherman ill» for a li-
cause.
The new law i‘t'iltiii. that any person
who has not resided continuously for
one your in this slate or any alien
who has not resided continuously in
thin state for five years shall pay a
license fee of bib. (‘itixons and real-
H McMahon dil‘lm‘l‘ll ”If“ "Vl'l'yillldl’lrlciils of the state receive their per
ills lie nominates as mil upon application the same as in
past years.
it might be well to note lhiit if it
thurnucticui. mun Wishes to cross the
sound to hair for lobsters at this end
of the sound. he liliiiii claim a real-
deurc in New York or pay a license
fee in excess of the fee charged a non-
reuldent who (‘tlmmi to Connecticut.
Wililillit SMITH.
MOI! l‘l’litt. MIN AT WORK.
iiOll'i‘li BETHLEHEM. Pa. March
flu-«Moro men returned in work to-
day at the Bethlehem Steel Works.
where a strike is in progress. than
on any other day since the violent
outbreak of the foreign strikers last
Friday. The good order that is be-
ing maintained has inspired coun-
dcnce in the man who desire to work
and the company (upsets to steadily
increase its force. The two centimeter
of state police and the hundred depu-
ties sworn in by the sheriff are iitlll
on duty, but they are not meeting
with any trouble.
GLlDDIN TOUR ilA'l‘i-iriliDEll.
NASH Milli. Tenn. March ii.-«
Frank milled, driving the Gliddcu
tour and accompanied by
w A.“ and Steward do Kraut.
of ,, that arrived last midnight
ism lilo. to.
OHiO AVIATlON“ MIIT.
" #kmemruiidiflii Wile!”
M? a?” 1“ “”th‘i .8
0
Club in Mien aim. it was
,. go or Ir driver .tlnrt 1&qu now to
' make him.——ncston AdVei-tiaer.
Beaches of their love for music. V
the United States may yet intervene
.iip»io the time that President Zeluys
instills
iii nus it»
~ all byileneral Estonia ideals
Willi Disaster
llili liPiiiilli lili
'Silil lifliillliliii
AVSsparaie Constitution list Been
Drafted as a Loophole
BLUEFIELIM. Nicaragua. March 3.
-——'i‘he lirsurrecllonary movement bond-
ed by General Estrada against the Nic-'
aruguun government. has been prac.
tlcaily crushed. The insurgent cam-
paign in the west has pelered out, and
nothing is left to tho provisionals but
to resort to a gueriila warfare. en-
couraged by the desperate hope that
in a wish to put an end to the disturbed
situation in the republic.
For the first time today the corres-
pondents and the more prominent per-
souuges of this city were told the true
situation which. however. had been
suspected for a week. The public
generally is still in the dark and pin-
ning its faith to the false reports cir
cillated oi‘ insurgent staircases. These
reports have not been given currency
in this city only. but have been sent
broadcast with the deliberate purpose
of influencing opinion iii the lilllitirl
States and elsewhere and of attract
lug recruits from the government's
forces. it is now admitted that Gen-
eral Chainorro's campaign was a fail-
ure. lie had hoped that the interior
would welcome lriiii. This was ruisslirlc
resigned. ills resignation and the elec-
lion of President Maori]. appears to
have satisfied the people of the inter-
ior and lho west gdileraily. and when
General la‘stiadn‘s armies reached the
limit of the countiv they received a
lukewarm reception and liiili‘ or bill
aid
There is still talk of a new republic
comprising the eastern half of Mono
aguu. General Estrada may proclaim
such a republic and appeal to the Unit
(2.! States to protect the now repiiblici
from invasion by the Madri: governl
nit-ht. Additional supplies of ammunb
tion are crammed bore and these will
be used to further a guerilia warfare.
The destructive blow fell ill 'l‘isma
on February 22. when (icnoral (lila-
menu was whipped to u standstill.
Such a defeat had been whispered hero
for several days and today the suspir»
ion was oiliririily confirmed. in killed.
wounded and captured the insurgent
general lost 500 men. (‘linrnorro niur
self barely escaped and with between
100 and l!" men, lied to Sun Vinoonlr.
where tlcucr‘ui Mi'llu was entrenched.
Godfrey Fowler. the American who
who was in charge of the insurgent
irtiilcry under (‘hllluorro was wound-
‘ul in the leg and left at u plantation
near 'i‘isnin.
tiencrai t‘hiimorro is said to have
cached Han Vinrorilv Sunday and to
.rave wired his report yesterday. lie
estimates the eucliiy’s loss at l,il0ti
men and explained his defeat by the
exhaustion of his cartridge supply.
liisquicting r-iriuoril had been or vir-
rliiulioii hove Hit a Wm‘lt. but not until
today, when (leurrul ldulrnriu lot the
higher officials oi the provisional um-
t'l'lllllt‘lli into the sut‘rol. was the sit.
nation known. As this is written only
the more pi‘oiiriuoiil people of liiiio
liolds are in possession of the facts.
but it may be assumed that the popu-
lation generally will receive the un-
happy uawri without denioiistl'aiiun. ill
official circles there, was for it timi-
profound gloom. lllli later in the day
the oiliclaili ailiiouriui to be recovering
their composure.
With the roinuuni of (lirutiiorrn‘s
fort-c lilt‘i‘i' are now at Sun \'liicuuto
R00 provisional soldiers. Fifteen Ain-
l’l‘li‘ililii recruited iii l’riiiiiliin. liiiii‘if‘ii
for the front today and an effort is be-
ing made to author .‘iiiu stiilltioaiil ro.
cruits anions lili‘. Niearuuuunu of this
city. As it military inclines. however.
the provisional army now appears in
be iriorcly a ulteriiiu blind. The pres
out plans are for the prosecution of
this style of bush warfare presumably
with the idea of compelling the United
States to intervene.
The sentiment in favor of liliervetr
tloil has been growing uluec Moon's do
lost at Santa Clara nearly a month
ago. liiueilcids would now extend open
lll’iilli to nihiost any proposition ieed~
lug to the termination of hostilities.
Home suggest separate republics as
ii loophole. \ hen the revolution im-
irttn last 0ctotor.‘.this idea had been
fully agreed upon. A constitution had
been drafted and it ling with seven
stars and while u d blue stripes de.
signed as the emir ill of the new re-
public. which lilloliit embrace the east-
crn half of Nicara I. Then the lead-
ers of the t‘ observe vo party who had .
been exiled by PM ident Zslaya and
hail lamented an nonmetiou w til
recovering til ir
in the letter re-
gion. became sncou sell by the small
initial successes an finally were con-
vinced that they on doubters the en-
tire country. in th idea they claim
they were cancers 6 by the govern-
wired
the punishment 0
trident delays.
The experience
the last two
that the revolution y «contact Id-
' allied to have saint:
triumphant am the proud
. Mandolin, tile
sary to adopt a policy in goerllla war-
marches; he succeeded in deceiving the
government and no country generally
as to his where boats and his opera»
only General Medals comparativein
may a 1.0Q0 and the east coast. This is
public of the east and the withdrawal
of the depleted insurgent force to the
chance of success in case of an inva-
that the movement of the government
forces to the east would be uh invasion
of one country by another and so an
act contrary to the terms of the Wash-
ington agreement.
of neuralgia.
iuinatrei show.
noon.
tilrls' Athletic Association.
delivered an interesting lecture on the
lot from the chorus to sing at the min
ibis afternoon under the direction or
alarm strike euro.
log at it o'clock the bell struck.
\eaiignlion since showed that Arthur
S. Ferris, who has been regulation
lire clock for some time. lined it so
that it struck at nildnlght and it u
in instead of noon and ii p m. as has
alw aye been customary.
Ml subsequently
found hbnseli' in the enemy’s country
and almost alone. lie Milli it noose
fare and by great activity, in cutting
telegraph wires and in making night
t.ions i
General Chaurorro' a defeat loaves
small force interposed betwaen the em,
soiled upon as an argument by some
who are in favor of forming a new re-
irontler for the defence of the new
republic. By assuming this attitude
they think that they would stand some
also by the government troops. and
they also believe that there is a pos-
sllrility that the United States would
recognise the new government and
forbid further lighting on the ground
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Knit School Notes
Mr. l’nrker, the principal of the Cen-
ter school. was a visitor at the High
school yesterday. Mr. Parker spent
much time in visiting the sclencc‘de
pi‘aimenia.
Miss Genevieve LuFaye is ill at her
home in l.ynes place with an attack
Watch for the advance notice of the
An informal reception was given to
in: Tracey in assembly ball this after
The affair was managed by the
Dr. Tracey
hcaitlifulness of athletics.
There was a full rehearsal of the
chorus. drill and oi the sketches in
the assembly hail yesterday afternoon.
Mr. Perry has selected a boys' uuar.
strcl show.
The orchestra will have a rehearsal
William C. Perry.
FlRE BELL STRUCK.
Several people were aroused from
their slumlicrs lust night at midnight
by hearing the South Norwalli fire
Again this mom
in
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Warren - Detroit
66 30 H
We would call your attention to
the excellence of the upholsim'lug
iii the "\t'urrcu-i retrolt.”
A local scallions" who has a car
costing four thousand aiid upwards
gave his oplnrnu that the illliltlln‘it'l"
log in the ”\l'iiii'ii‘fl‘lltrirtili do" was
the equal in appearance and “loci"
to that in a popular cur selling for
more than twice as much.
Attention to detail characterizes
the "\i’airen- ilv ‘iitlii 30."
moo. siisomd £1250
Hanford 8: Brdoks
42 NORTH MAIN STREEflf
SOUTH NORWALK
Getting
Back to
Coffee
Every now and than a certain
proportion of families depart
. from the beaten path and intro a
try at some substitute for cat-
foo. only to minis to the old
beverage with more gusto than
ever. Those who use our Moon:
and Java 25o Ounce irever thick
of trying substitutewthsy are
satisfied. and YOU will be. Join
the constantly flowing army of
t
contented users.
W
The Union Pacific
Tea 60.,
in wasmseroil pram
‘1
.(IFriday is known the country over as “Bargain Day." No day in the week has
our individual attention more so than Friday, in an effort to make real business.
It has become well known fact that “Friday Bargain Day" at the Boston
Store is one of the greatest days for savings during the entire week.
One Glance and You’ll No Doubt
Be Satisfied of the Great Im-
portance of Each Item.
%3
Women’s WaiSis
Fashioned in sheer Lawns. trimmed with lace
and embroidery. button back model, all sizes; reg-
Friday. 79c
lilar value ".50.
I
Silkolene
regularly sold at 12 1- 2c y.ard
Friday, 8 l-Zc
in all the newest colorings and pretty patteius,
Muslin Skirts
Made of good quality Muslin,
of line embroidery;
with deep iloulice '
regular price ”.50.
Friday, 98c
Men’s Neckwear
Men's Silk Fourth-Hand Ties. regularly 25c.
Friday, 12 l-2c
Another Big Skirt Value
annular warn» Muslin Skirt,
flouiicc; our regular $1.00 quality.
Friday, 59c
Lirtiios‘ Ribbed (.‘ottoli
weight; regular price Eire.
Friday, 19c
Knee
iicuistitcliod
Pants.
Ladies’ Pants
medium
Huck Towels
Extra large size. good quality illicit Towels, with
red borders: value lire.
Friday, 7 l-2c
pair.
Gents’ Hose
Gent's illack and Mixed Hose. regularly l2 i-2c
Friday. 8c Pair
Embroidery
Hair Brushes
Wood buck. good tillailiy bristles: good value at
Friday. 19c
250.
Friday, 196
(‘aiiibric (‘orset (lover Embroidery in an assort-
ment of new designs; regular price 250 yard.
Crash .Toweling
loud yards of extra horn-y
ilrown Lilli'll (”rash
'l‘uweiiug. regularly sold at tile yard.
Friday, 6 l-2c
Writing Paper
v hood (piailty liiicii finish 2 . Silt eta and envelopes;
rcgiilaiil sold at :m box
Friday, 150
Sheets
Window Shades
and Opaque Window Hiildt'li in all colors, worth
Friday, 190
2:30 each.
Friday, 22c
{H ilrmvii Shooting. extra quality; value :illr. yd.
tiny ...............................
Toilet Articles
i‘t)li\‘l.i)l‘8ih‘ 'l‘AIA‘i’ M H )\\’ llltIii,
at
regularly 250. Friday
regularly in,
............ 12:
till. LYONH' 'l'tlU‘l‘ii POWDER. regularly l9t‘. al.15c‘
StiltlililN'l‘ hull lll'lllli‘OAhi 'l‘ilil'i‘li POWDER.
............ 17c
..............................
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MARKS t). N. '1‘.
white or lair;
Mli.\\'Aitl)‘S Nldldlllddrl. sharps,
lillllilli‘i‘)‘; regularly Tic paper.
The "iiilSAHNll"
fastening; washable. invisible and
able.
Small Wares
illiliSS SHIELDS, guaranteed odorless and wool»
able, line iiuiiisook covering. all sizes.
Friday ......................
Pri-
...... 14c pr.
llAiiNlNG COTTON.
regularly sold at lie each.
day ................................
black.
Fri-
. . . .6 for De
bolwoens and
Friday ........
4 papers at 10c
lillrJAi. COLLAR SUPPORT-
ldll. made of celluloid with patented pins for
com fort-
..... Oc cardh—
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POWIR STATION SOLD.
NltiW MiLFORD. March dm'l‘lin
sale of the ltocity River Power Com-
puny to the New Haven Railroad is
understood to have been made recent-
ly. The power company controlled
the water rights on a stream flowing
into the Honsatouie river about a mile
above this village. 0n the stream was
up old mill site where once stood the
the Hine grist mill. The land above
the mill and the dam were formerly
owned by senator A. C. Barnes. James
Marsh and Mrs. Clark Hunt. Asher
tor for the Rocky hirer Company.
which took error this property, was
created by the General Anomaly of
two years ago. Recently an attorney
supposed to be it representative of
the New Haven road. orremdiuiiy no
gotisted for the power company. No
record of the sale, however, to the
railroad, has been ordered iii the town
cidl‘it’ii allies.
YGUNO VAHMIR IUlGlflIO.
WiNB’i‘lDD. March 3 waii‘d was 1’.-
‘ solved or. remind by. mail Adams.
of Roberts ville. thath son. Winfield.
it years old. had committed suicide
by stood on a firm where he was
employed not his of (treat liar-
esuiie tepid
Save Money on Your
Grocery Bills
BECKMANN‘S the Bell . Place
- 'liie Norwellta'
Collect
Pink
Stamps
MAUD O. IRAND FLOUR. ..
“per bag. “it" bhl.. out
cleanest and lost linked tireeery in
our calls momma retards?” ....... .ltp .. m: in... see
are. in asteroh'e wuota warm races roi- .....
also. “oversea mos m.. ............... ..............m
a sane some Morita resinous m .
YOU'LL LlKl cos rue AND corsets
rim New (in Ten commendation" pound
Fresh Reset coils» ”as. 32. 30. all and use per pound
WI GiVI IXTIA ‘TAMPI WITH TEA! AND COFFIC'
Nowhere ill the Country will you find a Larger Assortment of
Wloee end Liquors than we carry.
Wholesale Prices prevail.
A visit is our More will convince so that we have the Largest.
lie Hamlin.
We Militia.
arsecanannem
Norwalk Chronicler