”I At Ms. W" (or A.
March it“. 10
.. ' Work, Royal A
" fallow“ by refreshments. l: E
m. c. TMMth, or ten-
llllllitai'. of natural-ti. presiding
out.‘ All Royal Arch Masons
ally and tratamaliy invited.
Fraternaiiy yours,
ROIT. M. WlLCOX. IIo'y.
IINTINIL TILIPHONI
CALL.
awe Department
Illaimaa Dipartmant
ranch Office. Norwailt
itor'a itaaidanoa
ty Iditor'a flealdanoa
. : and Manufacturers
Annotation -
.gbIORY BTEVWN% President
3 ' Vice'l’realde
. TAMI“. Secretary
El, «COIIBET'I‘ Treeliurcr
. kooutlve Committee
, rue LOIT opponrunrrvl
Whom, the gods would destroy they
.llf'It make mad would seem to apply to
' ' hole Joe Cannon and the great strug-
e in Congress during the past few
‘ (toys. in which the speaker was shorn
. of his power to a very considerable
Islam. In a speech Saturday night
before the Illinois Republican Also-
ation.t the speaker made a \itriolle
,atthek on those w hose votes had been
the cause of his downfall in the. house,
lotterrlng to them as the "hybrid
houae majority" and denounced them
A an cowardly because they did not have
the courage to vote him out as speak-
}or. Now it is predicted. the result of
Conifer Canaan‘s attitude will be a
figment political struggle which will
gm: the affair of the past werit up.
pear like a mere skirmish.
5!! Uncle .Ioo desires to make himself
defile“ " with. the public, be utilised a
great Opportumtl' In his Saturday
. night effusion. lied he rolled entirely
.. oh the "injured innocence" attitude
with which his impassioned denuncia-
tions were interspersed he would have
made thousands of friends.
-._.._.,.._.-._....
,, The San Francisco police showed
, Md noble in stopping a Marathon
“dance. yesterday, that llllil been in pro
[real for fifteen honrn, live couples
buying in to the end. The calipers
lh‘llillfl have displayed still better sonar
. had they put an end to the affair bc~
. ‘ fore they did,
, "no..- mm...
W spread regret has been eatiaed
" ‘ by the death of James .l. Hogan. the
e tanner great Yale football captain,
and many people will wonder whether
he would have lived it gl‘eater span of
year: had he not participated in the
(nine. The New Haven Joul'tialtlour-
”I aura of the doeeaatld athlete:
“‘lilanl' preconceived ideas iil't' upset
dry the death of James .I. Hogan. A
1‘0an man of extraordinary physical.
Iifillly. a prudent liver and of a re
fateful lolliperaiueni. he was never-
on him by the disease. ills fall«
days nnuu hate brought him great
”it. The duration of his rollege
M Ivor soon "
tau-w...
jot-«vibe firnt day of spring and many
Wt be the hoorays. At. least they will
many if this date actually. as well
3 ‘Iilppobedly. ntarltn the beginning of
awn. Aeoordifia to the ofllcial Eaat
Kuwaiti weather prophet the indica-
M are favorable for a pleasant and
m spring and siunmrr 'i‘hiu lnorn~
lit: the riser solemnly pointed his ling
It at I Weather vane that showed the
lid to be blowing gently out of the
without. The direction of the broom
Ilia authority. According to the
a popular umanostieative timer),
the Vlad comes out of the north on
data of the vernal equinox. the
fill: and summer will be mild. and
out of the earl. wet.
, 9-". » ._._.
'I'ito vioooaitlon put forward in
. ‘ huaetta to goalie uniform by
M? ha automobile warning signal has
points to reeommand it. not tho
36f 'whh'h would be the elimina-
ef some of the diabolical devlcoa
we... ”””””
the spring post made hit
W
I ‘i'lrvaaaa A00 room.
‘ My. arms at. 100.
main Range Company van
in flat Norwallt.
w 3mm! 0. Dikeman died
‘9
WW...“ .
Today is the date of the vernal equl
We who it. it...
TAYLO
All kinds or flip it“ Milly burned
WAIi-ii
74 “ll
II
I
i
«plotted in the
no. on the Wilson
0 flames were ex-
dlilloilltl'i and not be.
TE Iiill .
Tornado. A
Bonita. t
on
,Wd of Trade wall
“It ltioii to haves
borough of Nor.
iii VIIIRIh MIC TODAY.
”allay, Maren Mil, 1900
Hilary Martina. of Normlk. wan
‘ ..nlted in marriage to William James
Aiken, the ceremony held: performed ',
at the bride‘s home by Rev C. M. but
look
Congressman tiulaer donouhced the
administration in Washington alien
in; um u on: nothing without owl
consent. of Downing street, and said
that England was menacing the peace
of thlli country by fortifying the Can.
adisn border.
The Boers blow up another bridge
over Moddor river near Bloemfontein.
fiiGHT 1'0 THE POINT.
Mary Monitoring says the morale of
the stage are all good as those of New
York society. At that rate self-reopen
will shun hotb.~—Schenoctady Union.
E... .
i. Plcrpont Memo laughs at the ru-
mor of his death which was circulated
in Europe the other day. Perhaps he
,wann't "long" of sleeker—New Haven
Palladium.
u...“
With millions of bacteria on bills it
uouid seem apparent that there is
more tainted money in this country
than ever the mnekraltera suspected.»-
Brooktm Enterprise.
«6»-
Jaoob ll. Behiff, the banker, sees war
with Japan in the future. Sehiff bases
his opinion on the fact that Japan is
borrowing money. But that booms t5
be rather far fetched. lots of us her-
row money when we tool as peaceful
aa a guinea plan-Scranton Tribune [to
publiean.
a..-
‘l‘hs colonel discovered an unnamed
animal in Africa. but he is evidently
not. going to say a word to tho linivou
ally of Copenhagen about it.—-—Grand
Rapids Press.
MG—
Thousands of brass bands for t‘ob
our-l Roosovolt, but than far untouo
life and drum rorps for former Vire-
Prrsldent Fairbanks.» Priridenre Trilr
tine.
. ' _. . .
Congreaamnn Gardner s explanation:
that the higher until. of living is world-
wide may aatiafy idle eurloait y. but not
an active appetiitnwlinltlniore News.
.._...«..-........
THE OLD IRIDGE.
l stood near the bridge at midnight,
All. St. Mary's- one birthing the
hour:
The film)“ rose o‘er the rill".
And 'lwss "the wilehing hour."
And while the waters rippled
Around the wooden pier.
The poor old bridge aixhed. (loop and
long,
And said as l drew near: '
.um.. .
"How often! (iii. how often!
In the days that have gone by,
Hare I turned around with a Joyous
owing.
Iiill now I turn with n sigh;
How often! Oh. how often!
Have I been that ebbing tide
llear many a boat and lull-no nlonu.
To the (liltillll Mid and wide.
“Non llli poor old hraii la broken
And no one seems to care.
Manhole to moist the attack For the burden they my mum me
In greater than I can bear;
Now old age has fallen “pill! the,
ewe one of the most touching A” “I (an plainly "“i‘
alrationa of friendship this state lint Oh! how the terrible roinlnarrnnta
Cast their shadow over me
“Forever. and forever.
As long an the rivers flea,
"I‘ll: always the same old story,
The old and worn moat. go.
lint alas. ‘tis a sad reflection.
That no one will shed ll tear.
When I have gone on to ()llll\lflll
Anti the proud new bridge In here."
It) .l I'll l..llltllltllc
ARRIOT CAUOE OF WATIRIURY
SUICIDE.
John Itoek Told His friends That ia~
earner-lion Destroyed Hla Ialf
Hamel.
WA'l‘iilllllUliY. Mill'cll 2i.~w.lolin
Stock. and ii yearn romniittod suicide
in hie boarding home yesterday at.
tornoon by drinking too ounces of car-
bolie acid. One week aao he wan ar-
rested and fined $220 for intoxication
and breach of the peace and this. he
told hin friends had destroyed his self
respect.
DEAD iNi'ANT FOUND.
DANBURY. am spasm while
playing near mum hare notardar
dlaodrom the holy or m taunt child
in the water The coroner la makiua
an investigation.
Once in a long while an luraattneat
i
THE GENUINE INSURED
Hole Proof
.
”Rafa-43$- ;
' 1;}! 1 K”
The Sentinel will be moaned to roentve
lattore for arbitration. fpun its readers.
under the a 0 beat i.inu A brief and to
the mini mniilluiiitnliitm. lea it general
pmpnritlon. rarrh-n mme “Itlflil and eon-
vlotion than a lengthy um n livlllt‘ll the
argument is not ionoentrnied. We do
most emphatically annual hmvity. luna-
winded articlea. We haw «banned. are
the last to he read. and are many ilmea
avoided altogether.
TWO CITY HEALTH OFFICERS?
Editor of The Sentinel:
Your rolerrnro in Saturday‘s paper
in the fuel. that this city utill baa two
health officers in «olive prneiiee. is
beginning to aasnmo n more serious
aspect. than the first announcement of
the new health nfilrvr‘r. nplmiiilmeni
suggested. lloih physlriutm are doing
the work of the health omrn an it
comes to them, and bulb vialnl to be
file lexnl appmnioe. luasnmrh as there
ran be only one lrgni health "them. it
is plainly obvious that a legal rolitesl
In before the ell}.
The question bi being: raised by
thoughtful people, \i’hu adrlaed the
Hoard of Health in the lil‘lK‘titIlll‘t‘ that
about this ”main? In this another
more or blunder that has finally urea-
and this important other. into local
politics?
It looks as if ilw. llt'l‘l oily election
would have a new eleuu'nt in its appeal
to ”to people
UNI': on Tim
WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE.
(lilt'llfilh'l'lllfi,
m...“
I. 8. Hatch Name a Statement Con~
cerning Committee Appointments.
To my li‘ellnw i‘lllrvus. \‘t’vli \i'isllel's
of the llritlgt‘:
At a meeting of the Moreliallts‘ nntl
Iilsnnfurturel'n Association the feline-
ing villa: no Wow llI’INlll‘lt‘tl a nonunif-
trr up lllnlltii‘a pertaining to s new
Washington slim-t bridge, via liirh'
nrd ll. (loiden. rhairimtn. I'Zilnln ll.
Mathewson. Arthur \t'aldron. John F.
Melilnbon. ltussoll l-‘roat, Edward P.
Smith and Stephen B. iiatrh,
At the flrat lllt‘i'llllll ilmlon- calling
on l-Jbon ililll and at all sulquuent
meetings. it was unanimously agreed
that the project could be beat t'iil‘llt'tl
mil in the rnnilnunlwe or reappoint-
mom of the committee of luui‘. leiu-nl
ilili, r'llall'man; .i. 'l‘, l'mu‘lti. Arthur;
Waldrou. Harri~ itiiler. \i’, H ilann.
.lanws (Iolden.
They had ull'illr ilnin Illi‘ :iu innnml~
late start, and photo nll Wi‘li‘ men of
aflairs nntleapnblr Although Mr Iiill
was prrIudit-i-il lli iurur of a large lnll
piiusiille allowed by the federal any»
ol'llntentl amount of Illilun. the follow
in; objrrflonn were admitted:
First .. The long time before t‘tliiiltlt‘A
”tilt at lentil ten years.
i-lorund That by the wailhlnn away
of the iihoroa the thaw niltl u‘nlka would
be unstable to an indefinite period.
'l‘hlrtlmThui the alopi-s Willlltl be un-
tidy. always strewn with psporn. lmxos.
eie. .
l~‘ourth~ I’I‘ital a tax each year t'tll'
iectnble with interest upon interest
and eoltaiant repair upon remaining
old partn Would be much greater than
the interest on 8250.000 build inane.
and no old nirurtum to keep up.
ii‘il‘ih~ A’l‘bai there would not be any
benefits ureruina to property or tax
able lair-rents until the bridge was
completed.
The committee urged ids acceptance
of the great task and be finally attuned.
provided that the whole committee
without exception wan to talto part.
and that tilts onmmittett would have
only the structure to look after—«leg-
isiative work. purchasing of hulldinas
and lands to be taltan by othera.
'f’nu coilimlttee of the Merchants‘
and Manufacturm‘ Association had
perfect confidence that these six than
about carry to completion .at a mini-
mum coat for as nearly parteet‘a all-no-
tun mutually and mechanically as
could he run. ‘
in conference with John I. Governor
thrill out almost an trail as a “bible. .
the VIM oi' the Mnrohalita‘ M Hall-
. Waa
utaolsrm’ ‘ Amlltltlll'a Witt“
I
I
was made known ilhe whole senor-la
tlon being with them)
No names for other
were mentioned.
A broken down bridge with tie Inr
plit'ations done not dentroy others.
Engineers nowadays make law er»
tors in designs for ulrength. Many
breaks are unlined by the "no” and
“don't" committees or eonnnieaionern
requiring plans to be modified against
the protests of the otmlnmrwuatry
(lines without his knowledge,
structureu u-mniered at twentynilvo
yearn ago are considered ttnluy mnr
parable to for work.
The wanintinna he offered and pane~
ed were drawn ulth the. confidence
that. the old eonuntttw with its chair-
man would solve all the llmlllt‘ilin in
"lived. with the putatmt faith in the
punslbllliirs nud rt-rtizlmnu. of our oily
that be all so uindly" m‘i'yr
li'l‘iii'iil»;.\’ ls iiA’l‘tlll.
committees
a...” .
MR. HANLON ACCEPTS.
”
Will Act on the Propoaad New Bridge
Committee. be Writes Moderator
Seymour.
John J. llnnlon. up“ “an aplminted
a member bf the .‘ww Washington
street bridge twinilurltw. has notified
Chairman John a tab-yum" that he will
arrow the intuition. and has written
the following letter
Nnrwall't. Mart‘ll l9. llilil.
lion John H. rlivymmir, Norn‘nlk. t‘nnn
My mar Mr. No: moor: I note from
the local papers. that you have ap-
pointed me to not up one of the pro-
poned new bridge committee.
I arrepi the moment and should
bum iii-hiiimlmiuml my :irt‘eplallre be
fore. new it pm. for the fart that l
suppmmi lilo murmur,» of the IllvMA
inn who is also mil‘ limp riorh «would
ni‘llt‘tnlly with mull Ilii‘l’llln’l‘ til the
several mtntuitlu-lu of you arilnn.
However, failure to rernlrr any mun
mlllileutinu lrmn llliil. i mite Illln nwtlr
all of notifying mu of in} lll‘i‘0|il.lll(‘i'
of the aplminlnwni. and will endeavor
to perform the «lulu-n of the wailiun
for the best lllll‘l‘i‘hiti of the people of
this town. and i be“ to remain.
Ynnrn wry truly,
.ltlllN l llANi.t).\‘
MR. RAYMOND”; TESTIMONY.
Dome Misunderataadlng Over
What Ha Bald at Oyster Hearing.
('. l. Raymond. who testified at the
Friday afternoon bearing of the male
oyater inrestiaation eonunlaslon at
the South Nth-walk (tiub doairox to ror
not an impression that would be Iain“
mi from the publiuhed annual of his
testimony. In I'lllt'll by an orerniahi.
he was made to any something wllirh
be annually did not.
liir. ltaynmndu nriti-s:
Editor of the Sentinel: Afew words
to eorrert either it wrong or a tnlann-
deraiandiua in regard to pollution. The
sentinel had it that I said from my ex-
lmrieuer oysters were not so nice and
white in the purest of wateril. i sold
that from what i have found that oy
atera that roine dirtielly from the mid
die of the Sound or in the most and
entirely salt water. are very poor and
have various roiora. to them, but oyw
tars that are in shoal water are gener-
ally fat and hold a standard white rol-
or. The board of agriculture. as I un-
derstand It. ban declared that oysters
that come from shoal water amends
are polluted Amp-ding to than eir
ontnaiancos i thought the proper
thing to be done was to not the polio
tion atolumd. in on opinion that nit-stir
I oppoae the pollution of waters and
that l have no Iendopm to believe that
pollution of the waters should he can
tinned
i will explain further that oysterniea
Who hale ground in the middle of finite
island Bound and oysters thereon. have
to transplant those oysters to around-
of aboaior water water of braltisl
nature in order in attnn and if“ ”it!
standard while no r to them.
board of agriculture has inserted a a
lion in their decision. which says a
raters that have been drlnaad in brain:
waters will lib considered by them
being adultoratod food; which
thin in an lulu-tine to the oyatormon
a oyster buslnaae and which no
I do not ileum will make for tin
behormout of oystera. .
it in only a alto tints aao that (ion
Il‘IIInla a It. J. warned unit“!
point we rim”. Ilaaa were create
on the all atreet bridae in NanIall
and auroral blunts removed iron
the river banks. emu. to me i
the law applies to the mailer Ian
T!" A
. ,
brealters. It should to the larger ones
also.
Yours truly.
i‘ l.. RAYMOND
Wm...‘
GIRL KILLED BY TRAIN ON TREE-
TLE.
Twelve Year Old Miaa Ground to
Baum—Companion May Not Recover.
NEW liiil'i‘AlN. March 2l.-~Whiie
walking over the trestle on the Berlin
branrh of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford railroad here yesterday,
Allin-lo Silaxiritl, I2 yearn old, Was lil-
stantly billed by being struck by a
train nnd n mmpnnlon. Salvator Cns~
ale, 0i the some one received internal
injuriex from which he is not expect-
ed to recover.
She~inndora Duncan dancer; with
her ulmle Milil. New-Yea, that’s about
nil. Wisronsin Sphinx.
NOTICE
South Norwalk Union
School Dittriét
Notice in hereby given that an
assessment of the real and ratable ea~
late within the said «lintrirt has been
made on tho tmt'u list. Itilltl. and that
said list has been thin day deposited
by the rierh ,of said disirirt at the
elite» of tin. ‘selertntrn. I. Railroad
Piano, South Norwalli. Conn" for ex-
amlnuilnn. and that the board of lie
lief \sill meet in the “Mir" of said 80-
lmtnwn. 3 Railroad Place. on the 23th
dai‘ ”f Marrh. A. ll. lillii. at ‘J o‘rlneit
It in, to bear and determini- all up.
penis made in them for lhl‘ pulsatin-
tinn and perfection of aaid nueusment.
Nollt‘e in hereby given that an
nauiwsnirnt of It)" real and ramble no
late of «aid diatrirt whirh was so
situated that ihero was no distinrt and
separate value. has been made by the
anamoorn. and this day tiled by clerk
of said diatriri at the office of select-
men. b Railroad Place, in the ('in of
n‘ouih Nor alli t‘onn
listed at be PM of South Norwailt.
Penn, this the lllh day of March.
ltilfl.
JOHN ll. LIGHT.
lillSRElJ. li‘lifiri’i‘.
EDWARD RAIUII'TI'T.
i'iiliilllllli‘t‘ of Supih Nornalk i'nitin
Sphiml Illall'li‘t.
$1..
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MORE
COFFEE
Goodness
in our JAVA and MOCIIA
intend
At 25c , a lb.
than you can buy in any other
store for 360. This fact malla-
“Ill Claim meat aoonomloai. it
pouaam strength. requiring
lane to produce satisfying ra-
auita. We «it thousands of
pouada of it in our aumaroua
atone. (Ivory our praises it).
if you never triad it you an toe-
in. aotnathilin ,- more than your
money savings; you are ioaino
aofiaa aatlafaotloa.
W.
The Union Pacific
Tea 00..
tel waamaa'roa araaar .
races are
a. a. roar. Mgr.
“no... - < w... ..
The Original Guaranteed Hese
SHIP illRlillill Sill-«Slim
Wlllilllll Hi] [PRUUIS
Remember, if holes appear before the end of
six months, it means new Hose for you.
Sold in boxes of six pairs. light or medium
welchta~blaok‘, tan or grey.
$1.50. up All nun
"HOLEPROOF" STOCKINGS. for Women.
Colors. black and tens.
s2.00 All] ‘lilll BllX
ASKTOSEETHEM.
llBasra N'STORE
O’BRIEN, the Hatter
Easter Styles Easter Prices
DERBIES ......... . ......... $1.50, $1.75. $1.90. $2.40. $2.90
SOFT HATS . . ........... 50c, $1.00. 31.50. 8:45. $1.90, $2.40
MEN‘S AND BOYS' CAPS .......... soc. 45c. 90c and $x.4o
UMBRELLAS . .................. 750. 90c. $1.40. $1.90. $2.40
Bathrooms Complete
$509.9.
“AT——
The - Heating and Plumbing Co.
23 MAIN STREET. NORWALK
EGGS, 800 doz. BUTTER. 350 lb.
Buy your Easter Groceries at the lip Store. Everything right through
our line at real low pricaa.
WALTER IAKIR'I BREAKFAET COCOA, can ................. 19c
IECKMANN’B IECT COCOA. can . . . . . ......................... IN
DRAKE IROTHIRB’ POUND CAKE. lb. ....................... tile
3 LIB. YALE TOAST OR SODA CRACKERO ................... 250
BEST lMPORTID SWISS CHEECE lb. ........................ 33¢
‘CHEFFORD INAPPY CHEESE. each .......................... 100
.0011 MARCH sane ts S'I'ILL some on
In luiiatln at more for Extra Stamp Offers.
George liihrct‘a Beer. case. .4115 Road Bros. Dog‘s Iioad Ale
Behiiia or Pabst Beer. doa. ..Il.20 doa. nlpa ............... $1.36
Anheuser Busch Beer. don. . 41.20 Mohiullen‘ a White Label Ale.
Pioi's Real German Beer. dos. I120 doa. .................. .
Imported Wursbnrxer Beer. McMuilens White label, do:
..........|2.1o nipa ............ ........Il.30
rum Blur Ribbon mo “0' "-50 Evans man ran- Ale. dos....0‘l.‘lb
Anheuaer Bunch (Budweiser) ”119nm“ xxx Me. do” . .amo
Iii. a J. Burke‘s Porter. don. 32.00
E. it J. Burke's Porter. don"
doa ..... ..........Ii.w
Ii. It W. imperial Boer doa. .IMO
Road Bron Doz‘a lioad Ale.
dos. . ................ “$.10 nips ........ 1.80.
A. F BECKMANN & CO.
II and Q5 Withinfltoll Ct. Phone. Call «0- ems WE
Does
Murry bothpouatl about all leaks on tin tar paper or shingle
loofa- Guaranteed for live years. Examine our work and material
and be commend of the storlln‘a quality for waterproofing. nefar-
com: on Donn a lion. Rarmontia company. “$3". dealers.
of Normiit‘: It. ttrioner a Company. Fibre Produeta natty. ltm-
lna Sentinel. at South Norwslit. and many inner satisfied been.
met: Mn; and Root Paints always on handr-
_ Waterproofing Company
. 5”“
rat... «a. user aoawaut. or.
Norwalk Chronicler