, V lillll nil”
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barium ind AIRAAAA WI H W
3
Tie at Two
foods and not on. Grammar
Sinus Out? oilfllilllls
(diet-key of a kind much better than
that usually displayed by scholastic
exponents of the game was witnessed .
Saturday morning” in the St. Nicholas ‘
Rink, New York. Both games were
hard fought and eXbitl'ng. ‘,
;ln the feature contest. betwaen the
seven of Harstrom School, of Nor-
walk. and the Irving School team. of
New Earth, the result was a tie at
me goals. Previously the Columbia
Grammar School combination scored
a well earned victory over the Colleg—
iate School skaters by 2 to t). '
The lineups:
Harctrom vo. Irving.
Haretrom. lrvlng.
Regan..... ......... (lould
(AOEI.
Bisbee ............ Phillips
Point. A
Connors ........ . .. ..... iinnks
Coverpoint. I
Otis . ...... ....... Churchl
Rover. A
Miller .......... P. Crovo t
Center A
Rook. ........ Boole, iinlstead
Lel't wing
Singer ................. Kraus
Right wing.
Final score:‘ tier-tram School of
Norwalk, 2; lrving School. 2. Score
at the halfwlrving, 1; llurstrom, 0.
Goals, first hollv—Church (Irving), 14m.
323.; second half. Connors tllarstrom),
6m. 163.; Krans llrvlng). 12m. 508.:
Connors (Harstram), 14m. 2o. Referee
--Mr. Blum, Columbia gAnmAuur
School. Time of halves. 20m
Columbia vs. Collegiate.
Columbia. . Collegiate.
Glogan .......... Jackson
Goal
Ottenberg ............ Knoll
Point.
Gussenrode ........ lilodgett
Coverpoint.
Cohn............. .......... ltonch
Rover
Bluln ... ............ . ..... BroweA
Center.
Bernhard ............. - ........ Bi‘lltll
Left wing.
Selbert . . . .. ................. l‘npe
Right wing.
Final score—~Columbia Grammar
School, 2; Collegiate School. 0. Score
at the half—Columbia Grammar. l;
Collegiate, O Goals~~First half. liium.
12m. 145.; second half iiium. 0m 12c
Between-Mr. Krona. irvlng School.
Tlmepf halves. 20m.
IIILI. FAVIIIIS
IIATIFIGATIOII
WITH GAIIAIIA
But Connecticut Congressman
Almost Alone Among
Siandpallers
WASHRNG'I‘UN. .ian. 30.-——Amoug
Congressmen, today. interest centers
not so much on the question of whoih»
erPrelldent's Taft’s reciprocity agree-
ment with Canada will be passed this
fielded, as it. does in the problem of
whether it. will be reported by the corn
mlttoei to which it has been referred.
In the Benpate it has been consigned
to the committee on finance, which
no chance! tariff bills. A member
of that committee said. that a canvass
hill been Mile and that it had diaclos
«AM one member of the committee
in; m 9! the ocreement. “You' ve
m tut o! 'lt." said a member of
Wei-ring to its reference to
“ on trays and means.
tile oommlttoeo in question
’flijfl‘it of high protection ad
ey would ‘very roiqu
y“ it little to a break in the sol
A We critic Porno ldrich trnii‘f law.
mononu- u". lie dad on by the
stamina to vote Aligalnet it on the
. theory Anthdnext congress with its
moo Hattie should lead the tiny
. ”Mary riff question.
A: lion CO“-
A Feline! th‘ eatillaln that
“lib-r the A- constituents
.‘l. P
AAI 0‘
ill
or bed time to study
-’ “At '0 will Advor Anti
‘A k may be mention.
’.' "A! Re rosedlstive
sen tor Borih.
tho Opinion
.. id dot be rati-
will)
7 .. e mercy of ”Canadian,
.. any nooivod mil
' M or
or” “3419'” color.
‘ hold“! mt;
GREAT 1,
‘MID'WINTER
l
l
SA "
Dousts STAMPS WITH ALA.
BUTTER AND EGGS
GROCERIES EXCEPT SUGAR, ‘
l
Very Best
Butter a 1b., 310
, Extra Fancy Potatoes, Peck. 20c
A&I’ Fancy Patent Floor, 24% lb bag 85A:
Creamery
Mackerel ll lb. kit .......... .199c
Cream oi Wheat AA AAitAze.14oA
Aspntngus. a can ............. 25c
Scotch l’eus. AA lb. ............. 76A
Ponchos. f‘. pounds for ....... 25c
Rod Kidncy lit nus, ‘i cunu i".m 25c
Elot‘lt‘o HiI.l(on a “UK ., ........ 8c
Raisins. :l plugs. fol .......... 25c
Extinct ()l llc c' , :1 Am ......... 20c
(outicuscti Milk, u can ........ 10c
TRY A POUND'OF OUR PLAZA COFFEE .......... ............30c
EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS AND COFFEES .
Teas Coffees .
.30 Stumps with 1 lb. at ...60c 25 Stamps with 1 lb. El ilxad AAA 35c t
40 Stamps with 1 lb. at ...50c 20 Stumps with l lb. l’luzn Ill ..... 30c 3
“lb Stumps with l lb. at ...40c li’A.StnAnpA-A with 1 lb. Sulinnu ut...25c !
20 Stumps with l lb. at ...35c 20 Stumps with i ”A. h’ O'clock at. .25c
Reliable Flour, largo pkge. . . .220
Reliable Flour. small pkgen .11c
Rye Flour, 3U. lb. bag ...... ..i15c.
Grnhum lA‘lour. .ilt ib bug” ..12cA
Warrnnted Eggs. u dozen. . . . . .230
Chet-so AA pound .............. 17c ,
Eddy‘ s .lolliou,n inr ........... 15c
Shicddcd “bout. u phge. .....l2c
80 Stamp- with 1 large can 6. Powder at ......................
25 Stamps with 1 bottle Pure Extract at ........................
50¢
25c
Tel. 909. Deliveries 8:30 a. m.
IHE GREAT ARP Ill BRMPANI
124 WASHINGTON 8T" 30 NORWALK.
Ind 2:30 p. m. Free Delivery
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AMENDMENT TO PROVIDE MONEV
FOR DREDGING.
Appropriation Carries $77 000 for int
preving Connecticut From its
Mouth.
WASHINGTON. .luu, :lu, «impl‘mm
mom of the Connecticut River from
its mouth to Hartford is provided for
in un amondmcut which the Scnutc
committee on A-oAAAnAcrcc bus pluccd till
the rivers and harburu bill. 'l'lto hill
with that AAAAAI scrcrnl other important
nuAcAAdnAouAs, will be roporlcd AAA AiAc
Scnnlc Monday and it will probably Aw
lultcn up for passage the AAAiAidlc of Ahr
nook.
The amendment npiuopriuloh 877.-
000 immodintoly for dAodgiug and oth-
unwise lmpAoAing the Ahnnucl and nu-
Alerlzos a further mpcuditurc of
$100 000 when tho that uppAopriuliun
is exhausted This is directly in lluc
with the recommendations of Ahc
AAAnAy cuuinocrs who looked into thc
project.
The Aommorco committee also in
Aludcd Ahc Warren AAAucuAlmeut pro
viding for an increase in tho numbc r
of AAillt org in the cngluccr corps of inc
all“) and that may stir up sumo
leuiAIo fur lhc mcnsurc on the IIllflT
Hi the Scuttle. Senator liuiloy, “Ilil
huh bocu opposed to such legislation
cvorv limo it Iillil bccu iAAoposoAl In to
cont years, nAuA huwovor lot it go
through because his not project in
',l‘exns the Beaumont and ()Aauao tau
All, is also taken care of in the hill it
remains to be soon whether he will
ancrliico that project ior his opposition
lo the other.
WANTED ACCOUNTS OF THE Ac-
CIDENT.
Michael J. Riordan. of Norwulit. has
received several lottors from the trio
of New York young men who wurc a
short time ago so unwittingly and un-
cxpectedly suiprised with arrest in
Norwalk for an automobile accident on
the turnpike. The) were riding in
company with AA “lend. a chauffeur cm
plotctl by tho (‘olumbiu Motor IAAr
Comphny, in which accident the New
tori Voluntoor llook. Ladder and WW
nine Company No. l tlgumd with their
automobile. A recent one was recoiv
all from M. .l. Moyiuu, of 482 Went
324th street. and tells or the in-
terest with wbic heir friends rend
tho accounts of the atcldont and the
following court case. He had been
nont several papers. but requested tlint
all bf that date that could be found be
sent nun. for they seem to have made
quite I hit with the friends or the trio
... any” out A ......n .hAu .1 .n r t. .a o u p.-
MAY I'IAIRS BANISHED.
The (Al ltlt-A'A of using on for darken-
' the Ir is again coma: in vogue.
grandmothers hard to have dot-it,
' hair or the Audi All! seventy-live.
0 our mothers have white hair before
' 9 Arts fifty. Out- ironwork rs outed
to mini s “ergo too and study it to
their hnlr.y TIA“ to: mode er heir eon
‘ Al AAA-stinally reiterated the
One ohiootlon to min
ration Am the tronbleo
t" daffodil"? as It had to be
two or‘ time due on amount
’lliliohly“. This Mention 1m
allele atom
WW
“in: Milton: Army
“a ‘0! ltllitAIlAlll" Hm
will at ‘ . . tel
“5 Arutnltlonsto the on
his ., is hit bonito whim .
n. if Auditor of attrition £11?th
pnomstriomsrs'cumoe ’TREA-
s
O
MachAne Politics and Unholy Alliance
Methods Cause Trouble.
l‘llli‘AlK}, .inu. :tu,~ «(Yhumcs of Arch
son in AiAc Prohibition cAAAAsAA. cuuulcl
cIAAAA'uA-AA of “Antichluc politics“ and an
“unholy AAlli.AAAcA-" v/ci‘c mode )‘ve‘lt‘t
tiny nl AiAo second Aluy’s session (AI in:-
Prohibition national ctAAAAAAAitlcc 'i'lAA
slAArAAA broke with tho prosoulinr. AAA AAA
rcsAAlAAlAAAAA cullitin AAAAAAAA \‘llH'tI‘IlJIII'IIlAIIA
A. (I. \l’AAIl’tAAAIAtAl‘ucA', of Lincoln. Nob
AAA A'cxluii, 'i‘lic A‘csoluliou churned IIiill
Ilt' IAAAd wilbtlrnu'n the l‘thilAItloAA cow
ditlntoa in the lust uuiwrnulm‘lnl cou-
tA-sAA in Ncbruultn. utul hnd suppA-ArAA-«AA
lIlf‘ Republican mmdldlllv. A sulAsliAuA-A
motion to declare. MA". \Vullcu‘wrucr‘s
soul mount was offered. but it was
laid on llAc lAAlAlc. A min on lilo rum
luAinu wns lulcu. AAuAl f‘iAniAuAun t'. it
.lAAAAvs lillilillillt'tlil that Al quorum “I All.
couAAuiAAccAucu nus nut ptvscnl A Auc.
llou to udjouru sinc Allc was niicrctl,
'I‘IAAAAA ()llrcr \V. Siou’ni'l. of (‘liiA-nnn
AA AAAA-uAlAcr of thc ctccu‘liw t‘llilllllllll‘t‘.
:AslAcAl that tho AAIIjAAuA‘nAuA-AAA Auutluu
IM‘ pillulvnwu to allow IAIAAA in AAchr his
A‘A-slniiuliou. A motion to non pl llAA-
Alcnlililnlinil followed
"I OIIA‘A' ll nlllinllltllc Ill lIAc A'vsnlu
Alon to Alw cl'lcct llAAAA wc rcapmvll‘rtllx
:Ask till the AAlIAcr Aucmbcru of lle ('Xl‘
cullvc commltlcc AAA A'A-siun." suiti ll. ll
hurls. ol‘ Minsoull. ’l‘lAA-rc Wf'l‘l‘ AAAAAA:
tipl‘ml'lll‘f-l and thou l-iccrclnry \l‘. A.
llAtlAloA'wuod. (Ai’ Illiuilcsuln, oil‘crcd bio
rcsipunllcu from tho i“.\‘('i‘llll\‘(‘ com
AAAiltA-c. ’l‘hc uctlou of tho llt‘l‘l‘tliii)
caused the “slnndpullera” lo dot-luri-
lhul AA plot oxbzlcd to put tlAc \ybolc ox
t-culit c I‘lllllllllllm‘ untlcr n clouth
“This is lho. worst case of slcum rol-
lcr mcthods l have over soon!" shoul-
cd A. it. Stevens. of i‘onusyirunia. "i
wus told flint tho schmuo wus going to
in: worked this any but it won't be
allowed to wor.”lt
.‘\Ill‘l (‘nltlciwood rcud the charger
IIiill il plot existed and AA dozen lion
IAAA-cchcu iAnAl lAccu Auudc. unoihcr ol~
fun to not AA told on the ticmuutl fol
thc Acnlunutiou was iukou, but lhcru
qu-A no qAAoAuAn and the position ad
jourucd.
.......... .... a. _.....~...... ...
LOOK FOR GIRL lN NEW HAVEN.
Police Seek Clue in Bridgeport “White-
Bleve Cece."
imllelti‘mt’l‘. Jan. 30.~—'I‘ho po-
lice of Now ilnvcn have been neitcd to
aid the loonl authoritigu in Investiga-
ting a so called "white sinvo" case
\vllllll has been culled to their ntlcn
tion by tile arrest of iii-year old Illuy
lJfllllOllBO. linrry Klanntr and Michael
linker. Another giA-L Martha Mitc.lioil
who was concerned in this case. is
thought to he in Now linven with an
other mill)!
run away from lirldnoport last. Sut-
nrdny. 'i‘hoy nre allotted to have norm
in New Haven with two Anon. utmoth-
er man. the charm: is still at large.
In claimed to, have been mixed up in
lhe case but so for the police have not
been able to yet a line on him.
CHOLERA lN vHODllDA.
HODEIDA. Arable, Jan. Stir-Cholera
oently sent from (loustenilno e to re
Aintorce the troops who are do ting the
A tow cases among the inhabitants of
this place also are report Hie-s
irh Amer
Alt-ids is the lion's for the Tor-IA
, aliens and the d'goti tampon
"alight“ tiled
SIPAHATINCC U c
doll» that the
I [I18
‘ AAAcAAAlAtAioAA.
: llulheloy and llrnudgoo
Into February
:l‘tillllil'tltl All pill llmt'.
A It) Iii"
'i‘iu- Mitchell and lofihouse Kll'lll ‘
Alnte appeared among the recruits to ‘
rebellious Arabs in the Yemen district. '
lesuul 3‘
Ad
, LISBON, .‘Aan. 30.*~F‘0flllp mister
all. Mmhado Ashlin
FEDERAL POSITIONS.
Changes in Connecticut Expected
Near Future, But Nothing
Definite Knowu.
WASHINGTON. Jun. 30.- The Con-
A nocticut papers have had considerable
“about federal pdsltioxm in tho pinto.”
and the changes [but are expected in:
may be:
near future. 'l‘horo.
clumncs contemplated. but nothing is
known down burn us yet in this l9;
spool. or else those who are to make
the changes lll'il unwilling to AAAA‘
pounce the loci.
There are but three fotlcrul posi-
tions for the cullro sluto ol‘ Connecti-
out, namely. Aht- collector of internal.
ruvonues. the collector of internal rew
cuuos, the United States Aliulrlct ulter-
ucy uml the muruhuli of the U. S.
tourts. ilouueclicul l'oruicrly had a
lltlllt cxumiuoi in addition, but this
Apiuto is now hold by p Rhoda lsiund
Anun Ahnl slnlc AAA lAAA: part of the (”S
lrit l. AIS in ‘lllo l'lli‘il‘ Willi lllt' IlltAuAAuA
rcvouur- (illlfii'.
'l‘IAA- tort" of l‘hlsou S. Bishop, of
Norwich, us llliii‘lillliI cxpirml llccom
llAcr IlllA lust. and as for us can» be
- lourut-Al on our
. ml for Illl' plucc AAA AAA.
bus IAccAA l‘I'l'llllllillJIld'
’i‘hi< uppuiul
uu-nl. practically belongs: AAA Scunlor
ilruutlonce, although Scuulor iiuikley
will undoubtedly uultc in tho recom-
’l‘lAAA plnco IlllH bccu hold
by on custom (‘onuecticut man for
some lime. and probably will continue
to no to that soctlou. -
llivclgy lilll.‘ knows; lIAAAl Colonel Rob~
crt (A. I‘:lll01l,[l[ Mongowouo. is the.
collector of internal rcycuucs. lite
was orlnlnnlly named by Still-lilill'h
January 123..
llillli. Wes uppoiutcd by 1le prosidcnt
. February ti. and rtAu-ilruicti by the Hon
ll. limit. While the
bond of the collector is for four ycuru,
he has no A‘ogulur form. illlfl can be
IAA llAc AAA-'uul
courao of events. iuAAvuwA', u collector
Aucl‘yca four yours. and is then either
.A‘A'AuppoiAAtoAi uc Ammu- ouo A'Ifil.‘ put in
. his. pluco.’
'i‘oru pAacticully lIAil":5 not expire AAAAiAA
Colour] ICAAloAA's term there-
lillil.
.iohn T. itolAlAiuson. of Hartford. is
lllc district lllltAA‘AAc), lll‘ltI IAAA \A'AAAA l‘t‘
ctuuxucuAiA-Al by Scuulur lluikcloy ‘lt‘ob
ruury 2t}. “this, ”A: AAAAA-cccdcd lv‘ruu
cls ll. i'urltor. April 1. Anus. illlil lhcro
love has n IIII.II‘ more limit our yA-AAA'
it) :«Iuryc 'I‘Ilmlc :Al’v tlw Alllly lt‘tlrazu
pluccs in (‘uuuvt iicut. which :AAc :A' all
times senatorial nppuiulmcniu. (llilvl‘e
I'AIxtI Illl,‘ PUIIi‘i‘Itllb’ of l'llSIlvlltb‘ lm lbo
vurious districts AAA Abe sAnlc urc l‘(\-
cnuAnAcAAchl by tho llll"lllIH'l'li of tho
hnusc. but of course lhu acu-ulorn pro
ilIll'lly; Auunullud. .s>A all About» AAflch-rs
AAAAAsA Aw Auullrmul in tho Hf'llule.
Scusilnrs do not A'AcAAAuuAt-AAAI push
Illii.’ lt‘l'fi' cytupt obi-AA :A ptmliuustcr is
:AppAAiAAlotl Au :A AcuulAAr‘u lmtur
ltMlA. this Album IAAAIAIAAAA: gutul IAA cusp AAA
AAAiwr federal uppuinAnAr-uls of the
Sllfllt‘. AAnAAAA'c. Tunic. Scuumr liulhlrv
Iliih‘ unmml tho tuliA-ctor ul linrtiurd
and III!‘ posimuitor ill iiurliortl. but
Bonnier-(Alert. McLean. being u resident
of Situation will not have tho AAlAsuluAA
(Appointment of wither.
AAA tho term AAA Postmaster Hanan)
cxpircn neon, it is exported down lAcrA-
lllnl Senator ll lkclcy will numc lAlAn
ugin bolero lAi lump of olhce ox
plros. but if ho. duos not llcprcsA-AAAAA
Aiw licnry pill tum“ thc I‘lL'bl Ac
numc tho posthiustor of linrlfortl
llnrtford hllit Am tom: had AA senator
that it has lit-cu customary to suppum
that it bus lAcA/n customary to suppuar
lluq this (Afilcv bclouuA-tl AAA IIH‘ scuu
lor from Hull plncc, Scunior l‘lnll AAA<A~ti
lo Alamo lhc Amlumstor AAA' .‘Alv-Aitlru
but \ylAA-n bong Ami ueay from Ahcro
AAAAAI mudc his?g lllllll’.‘ in “u hiuutou.
llopAcsA-ululiw Sporty made the. up
pointmcut Ill .‘Aicvlticu. of course Illh
A
A
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wilt l'»! it?)
A‘AN iii, A4 {A A.
\‘Hf’nt‘wfl\§fl
WASH
GutoMepAL
“"vwwll‘”
Buss-crosstcll
Why Not
JHN-NLHL. V {30.
MINNEAI—VJI 'L) MINN
TUBERCULOSIS DAY.
...... .,
Hope to Enlist 33,000.000 Communi-
cante on Sunday. April 30.
April in) has bccu sci
your my “Tuberculosis lluy."
inc «Alli—Acrycd in 200,000 churclu‘s
Air» country in n Aununcr similar to
that of "’i‘AAiAcA‘t'AAIHslAA” Sunday ill
illiti. \vlwu (llt'l' ridyll‘itl sermons wort,-
prr'urhmi on the Aircrcnilon of con-
r'llllll'llt‘lll. lu lhla first otliclul nAr
llfi'lllt‘l'lllt‘lll of tho tAcAuAAlAAAA llllldl‘ b.“
‘hc .‘Jnlimiui Arsnclniit‘ui for the Study
AAAAA] i‘l'cvcuiinn of 'l‘ulu‘rt'ulosi‘t, llic
icudvrs AAA tho liitll‘l‘l"‘.l“.il. stain AluAA
Ahoy how in culistl Alli tA.’ llw ii). mill.-
uuA «hurrh Anciutwrs in tho counity.
IAA (lllt’ A'cAApcA-A TAAbAAA-culoeis Day
will differ from 'l‘AAbcrcnlosiu Suutluy
ut‘ llllti. Illbi'u'ill AAA rrqucstinu tho
cltliri'ltrs lo Arlyn lAA lbw tuberculosis
cumin. AA AAAAA‘Acl'Al Sunday avryice, lhc
NAAAIAAAAAAI Arinnt‘litlinn in point: to :Asit
this your that Apr-clluus. nl which ilAc
':AAlA,lA~A‘A of tubcrculnsia and its Aw-
t'tultuu cult be Aiisvzwucd, Ili' bold (AAA
Sunday. Mull Ilulb. AAA on any other
dny ncur lIA.Al Alult‘~ G‘Illll‘l‘ In All“
wot-3t lil‘t'l‘r‘lllllfl or IIlt‘ wool; follow-
AAAAA "\‘A‘iuAA Arc want." says Dr. Lip
lnnstou Fill'l'fllltl, cxnculivc sccrctury
of lilo» Nuliuuul Association for tho
Study and l‘AcchAAicAA of 'l‘ubcrcultm‘
in. in n Acporl on this AAAAAA'cAAAcAAE. ‘ia
lo have this: niAolc subject of tubcr-
A-ulonis tllltl‘llSSNI in all of the 300,000
churchcs of the United Slate-A All he
AAcAAAly lhc mule time as Amrsihlc. This
doc:A um Aucnu that a stated sort-ire
must be given mm‘ to ibis work.
llitiufli lliiil lllIEJIlI be lll‘l-AIIQIAIA‘, but
Ahul Amy lllAllIfn‘ll‘l‘, or uthcr authority
whom no mm int-ho. Ann puwcui 1le
prublcm AAA bio (‘tliilil‘t‘illlliilil below lll’
Aillur his Annular scrvirc, or on any
inside this
in
day within thc \vvciA pA‘A-A-ctiiuu or ful-
ImviAAA: \plil Ill‘lIA "
‘i‘bc NAAAA‘AAAAAAI .\s:-AAcluli0AA is Adult
ulnv: to pullicr stutlrlics from thous-
sinAiA. of IllIlll‘viA‘i‘s. :Ahun‘luv: lmw .m‘l‘l»
one At prubicm tuberculosis la" in cycry
church.
'I‘I'Attyt‘ Illllll‘ml will show :Alilnm: nih-
or llAllAAtA: IIiAl Illiiiltii‘l' All lld“lllll.\' inst
)l‘ill I‘Atllil tuimicuiusis in the church
continued to do so over slum. 'I'lAA- mm 1. Al n ”d ”A “ ‘ l ”m A
. -.... . A _ 1 .. . .i
scnutura may be consulted in Alicsc ”nfnanAW: :ll't‘li‘dlli'l (HA-f“ 3‘15”"
Anni AAlnA'A- .‘l . 30‘ lAAAAnis. but the AAA'i ' ' ‘ ' " _ "‘ ‘ .
I H n I I h to Sillil‘l‘tih‘ from llils tIlSA‘JH“. it Is
ofllco dcpnrAuA ut culls upon llAc rcpAc
rcuiu ins for flu Ii It‘illlllllli‘lltllllltlllll
undo Atcnators me not notified nhon lIAc
It'l'il’i of AA AAAAAuAusArr cxpircs, cxccpl
in the senator‘s own hAAAAAc town.
.. .,. WWW...— .-
LON DON PAPERS SI LENT.
ADNIKW. .lAAAA. 30.~-'l‘hc uftcrnnnn
papers are ailA-nt on the subject of tho
.-'AAucrlcun-(‘uuntllau rcciprucity ilfll‘i‘e-
About. uppnrcntly waiting to hear from
”to political luadt-rs. The tariff ro-
i‘nrmcrs urn inclined to look askanco
at the unrccmcnt us possihlc harmful
to imperial preference. but they do not
wish to antagonize lhe (‘nundlan gov-
ernment b3 trltlclsm. They would
Ilin’ot boon bc llcr suited if the nitrou-
Auonl luul been postponed until after
the imperial confercuce in May, from
they anticipate considerable
which
grist let their thrill reform mill
MW. m»... 4mm.— -......].—..........‘,....M
Give-that dell-
mmplrylnn
so diNcnlt to
obtain in any
and humility ’ ,
grouhevlilmdmlotchm
AAAAA: 1'
plnnucd plan in issue millions of tire
culura and pnAuplAlA-As on tho pron-AA»
lion of tuberculosis. both from the ml
llonul (Amt-c and from tho hcutiquur
tors of tho Ann null-Aubcrcuinsis asso-
clulloua who will I'DOAH‘I'AIIT‘ IAA AlAc
Anuvcincnl.
NORWALK BUTLDING Nerss.
Will Soon Award Contracts.
It in expoclcd that Aho contracts
for’lho. proposed A-hnuncs in the I‘illlli
In: house of tho South Nth-walk 'i‘A‘AAsA
CO. will be awarded within it truck
'l‘ho plans are by tho ltriulmr‘s iiuiid
llAAt llurcuu, till lined 27th street. Now
Yorlt. who are :Also AAulAAAAlAtinA: up cs
tlmalc for the Work. Local coulrmu
tors figuring AAA'A- Si.
Ililrry W. Milllli‘l‘ and A\.
(.30., of Norwnik.
Bide Received.
Bids have been received for tho
proponod addition to . the collem
buildings at Kovuor island for the Cu-
thnilc Il‘nlhl’tlll of the Help tlhost. tho
plans for which were drawn byA A-rchl
toot it. A. Doyle. ltiiltl tlhcntnul. street.
Philadelphia. The lowest bid with sub-
milled by John McShnno. Gill North
i'llb street Philadelphia. and the con
tract will probably be awarded to hint
'1‘le dost of the improvements will be
about 360.000.
. Contract tor Two-Family House.
St. Joint it Keysor have taken the
contract to build it two-fumily honor:
in this cltv. the name of the owner ho
in; withheld for the present it will
be :1 frame house. at 42 loot. arrangc
ed for llota of five we a such. prorttl
edwlih furnace heat.
It. Mulhln 8A,
loll has lotion the contract to furnish
the seats in the Hangman Reformed
(Thumb on Mitinttoll avenue. The Vu-
the genera} cont raoti
Work is well along on the two house
at Strawberry Hill for William tires
Altercation of Which has already been
e in these columns. at. John All:
AAA-ll eons the plumhhty.
tram ”walling
ill) who Karin
MotorinAdo co tint “Rim
and will.
.lohu it l(cyscr.\
The llotchitios bros. (30.. or 'l‘orrlnx»,
one construction tin, at Stamford has
Rayner are the builders. Charles Font
savour on noise.
A Iliiiilili AAA AAAAAAAA
Among the new designs offered for
outing and sporting wear for the com
ing season. the close jacket reaching
to the hip line above n comfortablc
plnltcd skirt is decidedly attractive.
Thcsc Am: lntcndcd for linen and IIIIAlIl'
two-picco tlrcsgira.
inrnc huts for lmlwccn-scauon wonr
cyiilbil lenAAAiiAAl crowns or Alum-rs,
which may bc of (no qullc different
colors. or lhcy may no of gradually
blcudA-ti shades of a single color. These
inn-A», lltAwA:Aurorcretl hula AAA'c thc now-
r-st variation of tho flower loquos that
have it pcrcnniul A'Aopulnrilfi' with the
chuuniun AAl‘ scnsoua.
'l‘lu» shielddlke capo that fits closely
homes the fianrc. to the bust line. but
AAAAAAAAA; on tho lciA. gin-s :An immense
umtntiil l‘r protection on a motor coal
for seven- wculhcr. and ii' of light ma-
Acriuls intruded for summer motor-
ing. it is still desirable. for it gives an
iill‘ AAA' (‘Xllt‘llll‘ i'illllll'llll‘Sfi it) any cool.
'l‘bc wAAAAcuu plilli, which in AA feature
of Ahn skirts of some: of the new suits.
I'i-HA’I'AA’FA the bar). of tho screrenoss
which has chnructcrizod this season's
shims. it provides a little fulnces, too,
that iwips out in tho matter or appear-
;AAAA c wlAr ll one in in motion. 'l‘lAc rcst
for tho shirt flares a AAAtlc. but is very
clusc lllllI plain. in other words. the
lww okil‘l is about perfect in every
\A'Al}.
'i‘tAc-A'c Si‘l’lllfi to bc very little fullness
AAA thc fronts of tho scasou's ll-ow
wuiswls', l‘\'l,'ll llArA lingoi‘lc being made
pluiu iIil‘OiiuIl the (‘E‘lllt‘i' and tho. lln)’
piuii». AAA luruc plnit pushed for out
[would lilu hlm \c ‘
iAA IIlt‘ iAcAiroom \Ahosc AiAniAs and
window souls mo cerAcd pith pretty
('I’A‘Ittlllil'li lIlt‘ louu low box AlAnt mils
AAAAAicr liAc bod fur skirts and shirt-
'\:AAA:AAA should be (‘Ul‘t’l‘t‘ll with the
sonic.
’I‘hcrc is no more cfch-lixc boudoir
slipper AAA wcur with the kimono than
the thick soled but Acry light, Chinese
slippers ol‘ iuocnde. ”1le colorings am
-.AA \nriAAl that one pulr will often hur
Aucuic ulth SQHJIRI dilfci out klmonos
The wild {ion ct dcsluus sccm to be
in mint favor in table linens just now
'l‘lAisllA-s. l‘uxulove. and similar to
mill“! blossoms with their foliage
show up moot AAllraciireli on the fin
not of dA Amuslt mounds
lirncudcs urc sAill in vogue. in
stead of A‘m‘crinr. Auto‘s cologne bottle,
AAAAAcllinlt salts and other boxes and hot-
llcs on her dresser, with ordinary silks
and saline. such articles are covered
with fine brocades.
HE KEPT DOWN. EXPENSES.
*—
Galiatin's Services Recalled on 150th
Anniversary of Birth.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 30 ——In these
days of discussion over President
Taft‘s “retrenchment" policy, it is
not wlthout interest to recall the fact
AhA-AA yesterday marked the 150th anni-
Aersuiy of the bum of Albert Gailatin,
who piobubly was the that omcial in
chuinc of the national purse who made
it his chief business to kceitwdown ex-
honors. Gallntin was holding the posi-
tion of scoretary of the ticnsury in
the cabinet of President Madison just
a ccnlury ago. lie was first appointed
to the office by President Jefferson in
1801 and st-rrcd continuously for
twelve years.
To pay the national debt and at the.
same time reduce taxes were linilatin's
chief aims and in order to carry his
policy to success be naturally had to
keep a close eye on the expenditures
of the government. He dealt with a.
revenue ‘of only 810,600.000man ab-
surdly small sum in comparison with
tho present revenue of nearly AA billion
dollars. Of his “0.000.000 rcvcnue (lul-
lAAlln proposed to AAppAopAiutc $7 300-
000 yearly to paying off the national
debt At this ratc be calculated that
the interest and principal of the debt.
amounting at that time to about 3380,.
ggwrs would be paid in full in six-
ysear
The sum of $050 000 of the nation's
total Aevcnue came from the internal
rcAenne tax. This was an anti- Aepubil-
can tax, and Gallatlus policy involved
its abandonment. Taking out the re-
oeipis from the internal tax and the
amount set aside for debt payment,
linilutin had left from his yearly reve-
nue 3:: 650,000 for the entire annual
cx'pousos of the gel ornmeul. lic allow-
ed 8030 000 for the annual expenses of
the urmy and SAAAO 000 for the navy,
having about 31.000000 for the entire
civil list.
in loss than eleven years' time.
while letting the internal taxes go. and
paying, unexpectedly. the full purchase
money of $15,000,000 for Louisiana.
(iallatin succeeded in reducing the
public debt from $80,000,000 to $46.~
000.000.
Albert Gallatln was born in Switzer-
land Januerv 28,1761.and came to the
United States in 1780. His valuable
services to the country of his adoption
were not confined to his twelve years
in the treasury department. Prior to
entering the cabinet he had scrAed six
years in Congress and aim giving up
the treasury portfolio he entered the
diplomatic servico. He was one of the
peace negotiators at Ghent in A811 and
was an ambassador to 1' AAAan and
England from 1815 to 1827.1ic lived
to be nearly eighty years old his death
occurring in Astoria. L l.. Augustlz,
1849.
Whtm You Sec
tion the value of it.
America
Cash“
best your gimp need
workmen are e wig,
You know it represents the Pound Sterling. the
Money Standard of England. You never ques-
When You See the Name STERLING
on e Plano. It represents the highest standard of
the Plum Makers' Art in the United; States of
Rented '
the Above Sign
Installinents
Tuning or ‘ '
llerte 0M
Norwalk Chronicler