li’.
, mm reference to the titl'ifl tonne. but
lal convocation of. 1 letter
F. M. and M. I.
rat-rho“ ta.
”‘3‘ ”tywnu
. . ._ , ‘ nun—rial J
'- shiia or veranda
‘ Fowler camp. No. til. ms t
9 a. first and third Wadnudays,
all. Washln ten street. Dual
w. I. c ANOELLOR.
Commander.
W
TELEPHONI
‘Nii ‘lillti'i‘iltill.
, GALLI
«to Department
- lino» Department
ranch Office. Not-walk
’ tiltor's Rsaldsnea
ltyvltlitor'a Residence
W
”our firm ninth Preeident
V UL vico- elsi out
on it. «do
gig one
'1- ufironmw
rum swnn'rz
,_ _ THE SHRIEVALW.
it in rather amusil'i’g to find the
lion London Day stating that “Sheriff
wley ot’ Fairfleld county is to have
walkover." The assertion is moot
uredly not. founded upon any rent
one of Falrtleld county sentiment.
if! a matter of fact. it is quite sen-
” fly believed that the most severe
whale of his prolonged career 'con-
to Sheriff Howiey. end portion-
titty no if the Democratic candidate
:ah'ould be of such high, standing as
‘ to invite the support of the Anti-How-
; toy, Republicans. who ore many, very
mutant“. Thus for. three names are
mandated in connection: “with the
Doinoeratic nomination. o... Bttnonq'
Mimi, of Fairncid ”Police Chief
returner, of South not-walk, and Col-
lootin- Donnolly. of/thia city—all good
“timber." and iililel‘ one of whom
cool. in our opinion. defeat Sheriff
.‘tl'll‘léleyrhr [report Farmer.
. _ ———--——--O-~
'Dr. Woodrow Wilson. president of
Princeton University, proclaims him-
self an optimist on tho futnrti of the
Democratic party. Dr. Wilson in the
pamnially favorite candidate of Col-
one] George Harvey, of Harper's
Weekly. for the presidency and he-
ttt'oeii them they ohonld be able to
have the country. Dr. Wilson declares
that the political title in now turning
DQRMOmlic sud the day when the
homoerotic party must. take charge of
this country's affairs. is poor at hand.
in a speech at a Democratic dinner in
Eilnahoth. New Jersey. last night. he
omitted to pxpreon litmuhlf concerning
the Democratic congressmen who
.Itood shoulder to shoulder with the
Republicans when the present very
much criticised tariff tnonnnro wail
brought to life.
.. , lilow England is trotting learnt] of
. Wily. but one needn't be alarmed.
Teddy will properly take care of him-
filf. in London there is only ,praiue
i» M his foaricsnncuu in prettcilinx in
. Milt obedience to English rule to the
illuminate but them ill fear thut he
y so too for and either disturb the
Hellenic political balance in Egypt
{tilt lit’ttite upbu hinntelt' an attack by
e fanatical Nationalist.
I walk. it there should he such a
innate order to lay sidewalk» no
‘ ‘lltlde in New llnvon yollterduy. ill.
I tilt-of Public Worltu lilmneii sent no~
Witt ovor 300 property moment to
or new sidewalks within ttlxty
' out After the time limit the city
:fwill’llo the work at the ownertt‘ ex-
kW” . \
sincerely to be hoped lliut tho
international matrimonial nlll-
that of Milli Ilsrrlot Hoimou
' jitter of the late Maroon Duly.
, liontttna, and Count Anton
of Austria. who were married
‘ y, will be happier than so
of its prodeooessors.
fiannity is itiliilllfld of having
rent- Well. about everybody.
atltutlon and every luminous
‘, onenah, her one these darn.
authorities deny the mesa
it?» no, whloh'ls made by Print.-
. . .4 .m ..... 4...
hit
mm
ft disclosures at Albany ore
- that Connecticut has for
lulu: foruottsn nbout her
Int Hartford.
roh 3M, 1910. at I e'tiimlt p. ‘1
‘ ‘ "i “r.”- . :
Minion- otiriiialiy and inter-
is“
cox. aoo'y.‘
of residence, _
loop nt'tha depth will be another point?
in favor of The Norwalko as a place
w...—
l’erhaps the heel trust announced an
Iuorentic ii. tiny or two before election
up there lit b‘ons' district in Milomcbu-
sells.
.—~......—n.........u ...... L...—
The spring pool scouts to he untur-
iinliy numerous this spring. Probnhly
on account of the enrllneini of the new
non.
Advice to the public to ho on tho
gourd against grunts tires is both tllnrly
and good.
TEN VEARS AOO lODAY.
w»...
Friday. March 80, 1900.
The work of rebuilding Trinity mph»
copnl Church won snnonncod to be
practically completed.
An error was found in the Hermon
Mnllno decision. the county commie
nionoru finding grounds to tulle an up
pcai to the Supreme. t’ourt.
Theodore Olsen's shoe store In iltln~
bury wus considerably damaged by
tire.
W ttttt .......
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
Be Kind to Census Man.
And when lhr contuul ninu mils ut
your door. make up your mind to
donl conrteouoiy with him. aiding
hit-i in bin worthy ('iliir‘tt.‘ illlll helping;
him on bin our President Tim's
proriuiiintiou lil his ht-liuif is for it
prompt. trtilliliit‘li‘ unti ilt‘t'lll'fllii rt-curil.
~~Anuoniu Sentinel,
0
Before, Net Alter.
'i‘llosu contempt-rs in l'iliiulll’llllllit
leading to u mdllonirul or the ulriiw
should have lilitl‘ll lliilf‘t‘ lmlurt- the
trouble ptnrlod.-- liliitlgt-porl l’tltil.
.v. .,
It Looks So.
When n more clerk in u Nuiiunni
bunk cun draw 8150.00" from the
bank's funds in titrt-c yrurtt without
detection. an tiiti tftlitiiuuu oi Citin-
bridxti. Mun», it ill sale to nunr‘rl lhnt
llmnrtlliut: lh wrong with the conduct
of tho bunk tutti uino pith tho :x'nllmr
ni liitllit t-xuillintirx.~~-.\'mv London tiny
Ginger Ale.
Now it illllit‘m‘tt from tuntiluoiiy lily-
en til . ilcurinp lwfort- the Pure Fund
Board oi the Department of Afll'it‘ill
turn that “pinpoi- sin“ is not tile and
C(llllillilh no ginntir. it in only nnothcr
capo of u populul- lint-crane muting
more like its unluo litun like itnell.w
New York Tribune,
-u...»
Right On the Job.
Among lilo 700 Ailioricalln who nilooit
lilo bend at Cairo of tho mighty hunter
were two women. ouch iii) yours oitl
and twinu. from New iirlmin. ('ouu.
Connecticut in nlwnytt to ho found
where thorn in anything tlotua.~~-Nttw
littvou .Iournui-ilourior.
Aurti'ltliu'it liltii tlrmuiht lantml woven
yearn. untl thorn novrr ltutt boon one
like it nintro Auntrnllu wnu notiied. At
the boxinniup of thin dry filll‘" thorn
wore monolith) iiiit'tili in quotsnitlnnd.
Mill whim lilft mine mine only 7.000.-
Oilil wore tori, the dry upoli coding in
With. and today thorn urn ilii inilny
uhoop‘ne ever. in those itiil‘tlll nos-
Imttl’tllti docks have treblod limitl-
aolvos. lt‘orlunoii have been mndo
iiinc. thorn yearn of disorder at, a ain-
sle run. and tin irrigating leuon lute
been loarnotl that will mininlilo their
terror if thoy should coino min. in
theinterlor of Quoonaianti the yearly
aver-m of riinfnll rinks to below iii
inches: rivers are sost-ce, creelnl are
of water hoist-46“ York Prom.
l .W
Beauty is only akin dun. Mid the
skin is mlxhty thin in route in‘stanm.
l
ma ‘ llama .otm atom. the
‘ b
r, Wmhwww . i.
. 1 limit tilli. I ll’lfllliyi
m
mde‘
Decision iii on National co'm-
fetv and in summer: dry up to asshole ‘
. lar misnomer of tho spoil
i ti til i, ‘i it t”
t...............-. M» «an...» .,.....m..........w..~ . mow”..- ,...
h... . on; .. é. .
1.4. .- v M‘
iii. a '1; ii? iii?! fili- h-
r .
wfiw "
' ii iii Pill 3700 Hit
mission Made Public-Today
ClNClNNA'I‘i, 0.. March :lit.--.lohn
.l. failing, the premier catcher of the
Chicago Notionala. will be reinstated
in organiaod iiantiimli upon hill pny~
input, of o tluc of 8700. according to"
the doclolon of the National Commits.
nion made public todny. The decision
woo alaned by (llinirtnun August lion
menu and Thelma .l. Lynch, president.
of the Nniiuunl lmtgur. ‘B. ll. Johnson.
pl'oeidont of thy American litruxtlo. did
not sign.
'l‘lw tiotnininulon will rrqnirt- (than.
W. Murphy. president. of the Chim-
xo Nationals. in nhow rnuiio why he
should not be dined at least icon for
tilti violation of Rule 4?. which forbida
A club to submit a new contract to an
ineligible player. l-‘urthorlnoro. the
Chicago Nntiounls will not be allowed
to trade, litill or release Kilns for one
season? nor will It be portnllttd to par
King's lino. din-oily or Indirectly. uti-
(“‘1‘ a. "lit‘VGl‘t't" penalty.
Kilns war not lined for his failure
tr l‘anrl to tho Chicano tiluh nor for
tho violation of his contract. hilt solely
for hiu rennet-lion with the Min nil-l
Aihlrlir Club’s soitttprofniuilonnl t , m
of Knnuun (div, and hill playing with
and animal. ineligible pinyoru during
the limo he was with that club.
Kling well fined 8200 for bin notion
with refotvpm in his connection with
tho Minimitri Athletic Club. and par-
tit'uiarly in permitting an inuliglhlc
player lh‘rascrl to» pnrtiripn‘lo in
nutltcu with that club. ilo will aim tut
l‘ittlliit‘t’d to pity a line of mo fnr his
violation of Rule i7 und 3300 addition-
al for his violation of tilt“ rule in do-
tinnro of n notice from the coinnilmdon
Iliti in do 30.
Rule l7 earn that no national sgrow
im‘lll plnyfir will hit permitted to par"
llt‘ltillll' in any audio. with or against
viuha harboring tnoiigihle player“. or
whose owner» or mnungeru nro lnoiial»
lilo pint-era. It also ntntco that no
notional agreement manner or club
owner will he sllownd to mandate for
the ocrvicon of a nnitonnl norm-intuit
player who has failed to report or toll
tho club having title: to bid services it
much player ban participated ln names
with or nnlnnt ineligible player» or
clubs. unions the player but been rtu
lllliillll‘fi by National f‘mntninsitln.
Klimt: will ltlun he required to onrrv
out the leruln of hit: original voulrnrt
which illili illlil one more Hl'iuttlll in
run. This mllrti for n nalttry of ti.-
i’ttiil ll year. The rouilniitiliun ntntnr
lhnl Kling'k notion vunnoi he torlnt-d
ii “violation of routrnrt." hit it bun
boon nntlurutmd nntl urctyplwl in intro
hull law. _
in rlwnking of the how of nbucuro
mauled Klimt by Murphy on April
liitltl. tho dot'iniou unyn that Murp .
utnirmentu are misleading. it says
that the imwr of nhnoncr hstt no lwiir-
lng on the mum, all "it won uni. onlorod
into or "rot-d upon in mild faith."
The nintciuontii of Kilns that he did
not know he won pinyin: with inclini-
blo players «born Kennett titty and in
the series played at t‘hltsnnn are torn»
ed "not correct our true" iii the deci-
sion. The commission lotion occulon
to explain itti notion in relnnistlu: lisi
(Shale. of tho New York American:
Mill mum. ttayinlr hi WMt not urnntnd
lmoauao of his ability on s pinyor. but
httrilnilo thorn were many nxtonuating
rirruinntanoeil.
MIND!“ EDITOR’. HONOR l0
. HUNT.
A silititr $1.000 for mfllcllli’ld'allljlilil
brought by John A. Nomi. owner of
tho titration Journal. main-t Tux Goi-
loetor . polo Alwater. oil-etsto tinnit-
tor.‘of ‘ elm-wail on sil day you-
tordny booreludssd , Weifo and
siury int dominant) «court. iitr.
Minter followed up the oltiseno oi
Mrritlen protty closely in rmrd to
the mentor the poll N and film
on t o art-oil. of Ir. ' out. who. he
chimed. hid net paid in ten. lair.
Nomi was acquitted in t e madden
limiter, which on oath: 13903:;
weather hound trouble Vesta-rm at
the roar of ‘tllor-ittotltotiist‘gzm .
n$iolnmuamttot ll ti-
tto moot aniline Pothomilflo ohmi-
otil~tvagoit Vila when no the. mono.
knock of opportunity.
: «« i”*
l
THREE PRISONIRO ICCAPE.
Two Ware Murderers ' Sentenced to
Electric Chair in Virginia.
NORPObk. Vin. March 30.-~‘l‘tvo
homo murderers condemned to death
in the electric chair. and it While man
charged with highwsy robbery, cheap»
ed from tho Norfolk County Jail In
Portsmouth loot night by "cutting their
way through this roof of the prloon
and lower-inn thetntielvee to the ground
by a rope mode of turn Iiedclothins
and pillows nod to a ventilation pipe.
The delivery was not discovered until
early morning. sheriff A. C. Crom-
well. of Norfolk County, hall hill on»
tirr force out. searching for demo clue
that will load to the apprehension of
the three mon, one oi whom is Thom-
nn Noni. the negro murderer of Deputy
Shoriff nylon. of South Norfolk. The
dfliii't'ry it: one of tho most. remark-
ililil.‘ in the bluiory oi the ninth.
AViATiON MEET 1N "NANCE.
Nl-zil' YtiltK. Mitt-oh :til.r~-l~‘ranco may
be airlorit‘d on the pint-o for hpidins
tho tntvrnutiunni nrlutindctlntmt for
into. the ditto oi whirl: Illlii been set
tor October 22 by tho honrd (it never
non: of the Aero tilub ill America
it title the governors Worn thin to nlme‘
the date at their meeting lent night.
it with dovolotunl thnl the nuccoua of
this international contents dept-odd in
a lump inoasuro upon the attitude oi
tho Wright brothers toward the foreign‘
tit-intent who only doom- to come bore.
A committee of tho ruin his new con
fcrrtnn with tho \l‘viuhtn to mouth
from them it kintonwnt or their [miller
in the inlernsitonqnw fluent. r‘,
olgn nriuiorn are hi’ it: for promises
of no lentil interfvrehtios with their
flights.
PINCHOT COULD NOT IE FOUND.
Plinth-“Witt. tinsniany. March 30,-—
if t‘llil‘ord i’inrhut, former chief of
tho Hurrah of lo‘orrnuy of tho [lulled
Slillt‘tt lN'illflrlllll'lll of Agriculture. tull-
t-d tin the stenutvr ligament til-mt to
meet Mr. ilotnwwlt “in Eilmpo. he
could not he {mind \rbrnlhe vessel
dm'kotl here loony. 'l‘ltt- punters tiri-
vole Hill of imam-morn «lone not show
that he Wsn ntmurcl, litany lotto-rs 1nd
If‘li"fil'fllllh nwniiml Mr. i‘lnrhot sud
utrwortis went iillltillfl tho passengers
ill the custom house ruiiin out his
name. but no one mommies.
STORM CONDITIONS iMPROVID.
DENVER. t‘oitt. Mnroh (ii). ”810?!“
conditlonu throuphoni the Rocky Monti.
lain regions abound Ilium oi improve—
ment early today. Winnhigll winda
euhnidod and. norm in the high alti-
ttldoit. «downloaded toiling. latent m-
pnrtu indicate that no damage wen
doun to crops uliiir many region» to
port bouotll in rullt‘imrn. The moot aer-
loun dammit.- wait the meditation oi
tolvphuno and tolvirruph wires. A nnow-
Morin rotted lulu night around Marshall
Putin, doinl'init ruiinnlti ironic.
WW
SPANISH SOLDIIIIO REVOLUTION-
l.i8ilUN, Mnrcn :lti it'll li‘OlIilel‘i."'-"
A bellullibfl bun been (indeed by the
emotion of the iioculo that the sow
ornment has (IlStiUVill‘vd that a great
number of the sergeant: in tho rexi.
manta xarrinonod tit liatretnox and ill-
vnn. near the Bpnniah frontier. are al-
iillntod with necrot revolutionary on
adulation! which are planning to over-
throw tho monarchy. The vapor say:
that titers are nttapieieno and fem in
other pom of the country.
DIOPPID DEAD W A Ill-OOH.
't‘Oltilthi'l‘ON. Month “.maloaeph
Manolo. and about 70 years. tell
felt dead in a saloon on M Main
ntreet. hers. shortly hole!!! 3 o'clock
this afternoon.. Manolo no sh’uelt
by a carriage Saturday night. .ttlt is
numtoood that death was due to injur-
lea who-to oharnoten no not been de-
tortuinod. Mudold nurvimt by it
douuhier. Mro. (loot-no limited. m
Greenwich connotation- Haven.
"WW. ’
ACID FMHIRMN ‘ NIAILV
DROW ’0.
MIIBKEGON. Mich. llsmh to.“
Willie In a lit out of ,otietininent
our acetone so on antiwar”. plott-
erol in Huntington kl. ”Italian.
1. milliliter. int n , million of til
tilt , watt atrioiton J W and
fol into lilo-lithe. H m m h
oompaltionl, but in in a soriooo‘oone . .
clinched it belny' rev 'thnt he tlon. ‘. ,
ballpoint tut. and when more ‘
tho pullout roll tor mtiolens arrwt.‘ . Utilitiiiam re Will.
- w -- . ilhoitlnatt Sanctum llaa sit-tanned a
ANO‘l'llll and“ ill!» 4 pleasant, time tot- tomorrow om .
“I!“ It tilt» W, it 0“
im‘
liailltlte
turner
rm. “will?! him.
. Y?“ W" ..
humane... jam " ' ' ‘
illusion has. put pool. at Main!”
. Vim particular" only 5
PHOPIHTV OWN!" AF'l'lll tini-
WOedwarii Manila
The property owuora at the lower
end of Woodward “than. who hove
been having «calculi with the city»
conned in manila oilrb. mum and
sidewalk: mantle-isms. 'l‘bet that
iotsnd to no mrythlns to beantlflt »
their leiflllldi'lld’qd and improve trav-
tillns condition: in shown by tho
neuron they on
tho nitlettalh
. contracts born that, been entered
iii“ ore
nnd’ fitter at lib ‘
not it wan-m Itmt. will " "'
‘ lilo—willow: repeat! itself. yon -
6 o'Cloek . ‘
Every reason why you should take advantage Of this
oppor‘tunit‘ywthe merchnndise is undoubtedly the boil
we have ever offered at their regular prices and excep-
tional values at the figures we name for Tomorrow
Kimonos
Entirely newrnodeia of fine Lawns. with
pocket and belt. Many pretty designs in Pink,
Light Blue, Polita Dots. etc.; regular price 75c.
R ‘ '
Children’s Percale and .Chambray Rompers,
trimmed with pipings of contrasting colors;
regular 39c value.
Tomorrow, 25¢
Tomorrow. 4%
Waiéts
Attractive models of fine Lingerie. trimmed
with lace and embroidery; regular So and $2.50
values.
Tomorrow. $1.39
Drawers
Ladies' Mualin Drawers, with ruffle of em-
" broidery and tucks; regularly sold at soc.
Tomorrow. 39c
Pillow Cases
7; dozen 45x36 Pillow Cases, made at good
quality Cotton; value 17¢ each.
Teeterrow, 12 l-2c
Waidtings
1500 yards White Merceriaed Waistinga.
neat designs. sheer and fine for Spring and.
Summer wear; value lgc yard.
Tomorrow, 12 l-2c
Gioghn ams
3000 yards of the best quality Apron Ging-
llama in all also checks; value no yard. .
Tomorrow. 6 34¢
Peroxide
to-eunce bottle of the boat grade Peroxide.
Tomorrow, 15c
Ladies’ Pants
Ladleo' Ribbed Knee Pants; medium
weight; regidarly sold at asc.
Tomorrow, 19c
Boys’ Hose
Boys‘ extra heavy Ribbed Hose, regular
price 25c.
Tomorrow, 190
Flouncings
27-inch Swiss Embroidered Fiwncings. in
a variety of pretty designs; regular 3: and
$1.25 quality.
Tomorrow. 49c yd.
Lacee
moo yards French and German Val. Laces
and insertions to match; regular 8c and toe
values.
Tomorrow, 4c yd.
' Matting
56 rolls Japanese Matting. carpet patterns;
regular 35c quality.
Tomorrow, 24c yd.
Axminéler Rugs
27:63 Axminster Rugs. Oriental designs;
regular prcie $3.75. .
Tomorrow, $1.95
Small Wares
LADIES' HOSE SUPPORTERS. extra
heavy webbing. in pink. blue and white. It:
CHIFFON NECK RUCHING in collar
lengths .............................. 5c
NO. 7 BLACK GROGRAIN RIBBON. for
tie lacing . . . .. ........ .. ......... tac yd.
EHBROIDERED WASH BELTS. with
pearl buckles ..... . .................. .gc
WALK'.
lasilsnta ‘ diva
ma miracle.
.msen
“flail...
radios to retard to
m. .
”firth. Add
' " lid
35: see Butter! 35.9
Our? prioafprthsll haltflradslsmrweoanbo iaa
euro about! and. ittia faster than tho ethavl lews'.
tum tirade.
, loll. Nani um try IIOKIMNN'O.
more:
We handle only; one kind. and that is the ‘
. .. 25¢
iii:
NW” swauuuuoa.uranium,”
aaa-llloisli‘lh
OM nonstrulqtnun.noweusa-Ia-
‘forit'
W» ~ moi
wound-rid:
, .. 4
A“
1. laldffiIVIflaiatialooooalcnasal‘itOO‘K.
wflmitoshoitnsm...............sau‘
"1 " Mower iii-um
I“ W'm‘flu‘afi' ., i '
_ _ plantations. 4
‘munmnmnmw
‘i‘rbls Beth
_ ~ ’ courts, _ mu... wiusa anemones; ,.
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