. “Want:
, can. Editor and Proprietor
m
es 6:14; sets 5:53.
' isocm'rv uortcas
”AOONIC DIRECTORY.
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street. dot and lid Tuesday
triad-flit 8 o’clock. All Mast
saline cordially Invited.
I‘ Shutter, N9. 30. R. A. M.
0.
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Sscy’.
RSDAY. MARCH 9. 19:1.
Mature Almanac for Tombmw
ldc 6:57 a. at; 7:55 p. m.
'II Ledge, N0. 108, P. andA. M.
in Masonic Building, South
sph‘month—«July and linguist es-
Reed
,. Flynn. W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
sets in Masonic Building. South,
sin street, 2d and tin Tuesdays at,
soohmonth—duly and August es-
ileptsd-at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. William H.
units. a. r. Robert M. Wilcox.
entire field lathe northeast corner.
of
01'
024-4!sz Department
‘ «flail—Business Department ,
“afiaflnch Office. Norwalit
'00 --‘Edltor's Residence
flint—City Editor's Residence
5 sumo esp-nun ritual-ions
CALLS »
.1
.~ltaiironds come in buuclies‘in Ver-
nidnt. ' it takes several of them to get
anywhere. The New Haven road now
‘ takes over three, merely for the pur-
posevol completing connections wi
Montpelier.
ends, as it were. which Mr. Melien
gathering up to make complete a
compact his New England system.
”...—......“fi
Hawaii not only wants to be a sin
but wants Its name painted on a b
tieship. Inasmuch as there will he
states left to supply the names for b
3;
tieships wuen“ those now authorised
are built, we may well afford to com.
premise by giving liawall this 510
. bkuLL u”...
at two-Syracuse Post-Standard;
...—... ....me
I but instead a time for sober reflectl
rest, recuperation, repentance.
~. forming of good resolutions and
. 'Ansonla Sentinel.
.' “.—
, “Spell your word! in any man
which suits your fancy." counsels I’
ill-lay people have followed it with
Domain.
"3;
d I next July. The mlllcuium.
dilation—Toledo Blade.
m . a”
on “to rpclprocity.
Lind Angelou Herald.
......“
its mutants
..(‘Xmfiiisfid from First Pale.)
s. NI to today.
and
” rd
- tins supplies.
’ ralsta.
”minim without
These are just odds and
may yet wait a generation
Ibis said that the members of the
f Canadian parliament are likely to talk
Less talk and more action
Lent-nnot a season for long fact-ti,
promotion of solfcontroi~remembor~
ills. that he who rulelh his spirit is
hotter than he that tsitcth a city—-
Matthgws, who wisely avoids counsels
of perfection. The plan is not. original.
Mtlsfdciion lo themaolves.—-iiartford
. ......
‘Pi‘ohlbittionlsts say they will carry
th
in
ad
to,
at-
no
at-
tr.
all summer over the reciprocity agree-
ineat.
‘ would be more statesmaullke.
WWW“...
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
on.
the
the
nor
rof.
full
will
“ ts. haire resolved that the
ted ifltates senate be abolished.
)mhlbly that idea. tee, will sooner or
. , Mflirheld up as something that
"ch people want."—vAlbany Journal.
The tumor is frank about his oppo-
lle wantsfood
I was high as they (can be kept.
”Mir“ frank, the city consumer
I " than down. it is a clash of the
vi“! as‘ to what conducea to pros-
The IOIQQI‘I'
. ndioata that all of the
rat! out are now movies rspid~
‘5 with ample cotat’nlssary
Hohnaon Hssood. of the coast
15th member of the general
" M ordered to San Antonio.
Join tho‘staft of Major-(len-
, commander of the army
Ich‘ ia' bolas concentrated
int. Captain Hasood's depar.
be doinysd a few days in or-
b ‘ntn oioarnp several odds
if in mm matter-wills af~
' legislation by the last ass-
. all. its ist ismiatlve
is carrying out it;
an
1110th 'i‘bb masts of“.
”ill. ii.“ a:
. ' , do conditions and the low this
at an”
"" at sits mom.
that should excite alarm
Interest.
Everything Is In readiness for the com-
Ins of United at tes troops to Fort
lBam Houston.
‘the 17th infantry from Fort Mci’hor-
son. under Col. Van Orsdnie, is sched-
uled to arrival this afternoon.
rated.
I
~nvs w”...
' or unusuall
Camp Ground. Ready.
'SAN ANTONIO, Tex., March ii.-
he first contingent,
ltieul
camping grotrnds await the coating of
the army. The camp Is skirted by two
ridges ,wtui a lknoll overlooking the
where division iwadquarlera will be id
The infantry brigades will be
camped on the want. ridge with the hub
miles of engineers and the signal
corps to the north of them. Along the
northern mine of the field will be the
artillery and on the east the cavalry.
Tho sanitation will be as near por-
foct as military skill can make It. Col.
.l. B. (lirard. chief surgeon of the De»
partmuut of Texas, visited the field
early today and authorized his approv-
al. in only one particularare arrange-
ments incomplete. that of an adequate
water supply. The laying of water
mains from San Antonio has been de»
laycd for lack of funds available for
this specific work. but this difficulty
will be overcome. For several days
after the advance guard arrives. how
ever. it will probably be necessary to
transport the, water in wagons.
Captain Cuaack, chief commlsaary,
will open bids tendered by San Auto-
nlo merchants tomorrow for 200 sub-
sistence articles. For the manoeuvres
ball cartridges, shrapnel and, other
business-like ordnance has been pro
vided. Real ammunition In abundance
is contained In the gsenal storehous-
cs, but so far no or in have been is-
sued to have blank ammunition
readiness.
Caaas Grands flattls.
iii. PASO, Ten. March fix—The bat
tie fought at Cases Grande. on Mon,
day, In which the force under Mudero
was rented by the federal troops antler
Col. Cilfillftl‘, lasted the entire oar.
with heavy casualties on both sides.
according to an American mining man
who claims to have seen the engage-
ment. The force engaged on each side
In said to have been six hundred men.
Madero'a men are said to have suc-
ceeded in reaching the outskirts of the
town. where they opened a heavy fire
on the garrison. While a portion at
his force held the lnsurrostoa in check.
Cueilar led the remainder of his force
In a flank movement that placed the
Insurrecioa under a cross fire.
Madam received a small reinforce~
meat during the engagement and was
able to hold his [milllloll until llfil‘ll-
nesa fell, when he succeeded in with-
drawing his men under a heavy fire
from machine guns.
liiadcro is said to have lost three
machine guns. a large quantity 01' (till-
munition and many horses. it. is said
Madcro was able to rally but. four huu~
tired of his six hundred men in the rt»
trout. Ho in reported retiring towards
monora.
Al'tliisrymon Lave Forts. ‘
BALTIMORE. March 9.—-’i'wo com.
panics of arilllerymt-n from Fort How
aid and Fort Mcllcnry left here this
morning by rail for Port Monroe.
where they expect to embark for To»
In
as.
PENSACOLA. Fla” March 9.”"Tlli‘(‘(‘
hundred soldiers. including the Fli-
tecnth anti Twentieth Artillery. the .-\r-
tilicry Band, and the Hospital l‘orps.
loft Fort Burrancas this morning for
Ilaivoslou. The equipment included
one our of bail cartridges and provlu
ions for a we ill. Orders were Issued
for all ofiiccrs and men of other com-
pauies hero and who are on furlough.
to report for duty immediately.
ATMNTA. (in. March 9.-(len. A.
L. Mills. commander of the Depart-
ment of the Gulf, accompanied by two
of his aides. lJelllii. (LU. Allen and
Emil Lauson, last night. left for Uni.
veaion. where General Mills will as»
crime control of the brigade to be ma
billzed there. He will be followud to-
orrow by Col. George 1‘. Bartlett.
gale! of staff. and Major G. (l. Bailey.
q artormaster.
Cruisers Ball for Tans.
.Psnsaoom: mi... March il.-~—Tbo
scout cruisers Chester and Salem.
which had been here for several days
under orders to remain until March 12,
steamed out of the harbor last night
for Galveston. Texas. it Is exported
they will be the first of the naval VM
sole to mobilise at Galveston.
A company of marines at the navy
yard received orders but nisht to
leave at once for Norfolk, whence they
will sail for Galveston.
Nearly 300 troops at Fort Bari-anon
last nifltl, loaded troop trains with ani-
munlllon. provisions. horns and hay.
the Texas rendezvous today.
were received from Waahlnlton
cars and collated men on furlough.
Coating of China Complaint.
NEW YORK.
hue lay over New York Bay
morning. hiding from view the three
big armored cruisers which have been
making hurried preparations to sail for
the Gulf of ”cation to participate In
the Joint naval and military, movement
In Tessa and on it: Mexican border.
posting of tbs wars Ips, the armored
cruisers Tennessee. Montana and
North Carolina. m completed last
night. and than were apparently no
obstacles to the sailing of those units
chanson float except the adverse at.
‘ firsts «poem to up sectioned away
in.
The. lower harbor. W
wuslawaltlus sailing ordain
, one remaining last or wild
inflation incitement,
“installment. of marinas. orders
it / i
the kmbor'bf'oom m and Into
tumor unmet to
, minaret smears
These trains are expected to leave for
Orders
to
use the telegraph freely In calling Olll'
Hitch fiw—A thick
till.
0 early mosaics noon. The ahipi
hers itssnhdg
silt-at sessions trio of big cruisers
was tits
. tr today
litmus divinity in COMM! with the
southwardt;
. liars .tnrioin inflammation tor
l tno‘sisit yum-day. and laid,
his manamlisrytsan‘tgm .
meWume—mmmwmm
h“
.
at its price than
Wbibited
Ba gPowdcr
Economy
The manufacturers of Royal .
. , lug Powder have always declined
to- reduce a cheap baking powder
at t e sacrifice of quality.
Royal Baking Powder is made from
pure grape cream of latter, and is
the embodiment of all the excellence
possible to be attained in the high-
est class baking powder. r-
Royal Baking Powder costs only a
fair price, and is more ectmonncal
agent, because of the superlative
quality and absolute wholesomeness
of the food it makes.
Mixtures made in imitation of baking powders. but containing alml.
are frequently distributed from door to door. or given away in
stores. Such mixtures are dangerous to use in food.
France, Germany and some «about of the United States their sale In
by law. Alum is a dangerous mineral
physicians condemn baiting powders containing it.
mmroramsmupom must
show an lap-dum-
mmtm
3.1..
any other leavening
In a
sad. andall
r .....A ....t...,.~.... .- .-. .... . . ......
ly scattered force on adult sliori no» the iiulteti Status (loit-rntticitt has In
'tulud the ultimate Dunnihllll)‘ of bout!
it. New nurtured to protect the Immense Alu-
1'l‘li‘flll
III)‘ on the transport Prairie from the 3 might b0 impcrlllrd in musculature of
Philadelphia navy yard for l’iitaniiiuu‘ the death of President lilas. by wido-
Tho uNiiint-x were drafted i spread tllsoniurs in that country.
lll‘O.
PHILADELPHIA, March
lliflll 70" marines sailed ut ii ii. iii. to
no. (‘uba
mm Washington, Annapolis, lirooitwl
.yu, litmioti. Newport and New limp ; Schuyler, comiunnilluy tho Department
ion and were rushed to this city ful'of the t‘olorado. w (I i'fillii‘ horn Tutu
lowing the order for the mobilization ) day
lit-aides gi-ni'rul i i‘t‘hf'II ('Tflf‘l'x last night to proceed «I
«lures. the I'rairir is carrying alibfifiil 1 once to i-‘nu Antonio;
..i’ troops in Texas.
:ntlntiu (if lilill t'fll'lllilflt‘li.
'l‘hc Iiiillbiitiil Dixie. which “AS or-
'lt‘l‘t‘tl hcrr- from Nest Yuri. lo lulu-
unrlnne south. arrived at the navy,
turd today and immediately prcparu-i
Hons to loud the wast-l with nitll‘t'tél
were begun. The Dixie will still with ':
u a day or luo. ‘
inaui'recto Forces Surround Chihuahua l
ill. i’ASO. Tex. March 9.4:. Illaf~
furl. a business man of ICI i'asu, and
two routpaulca made a trip from itht
huahua tu lill Patio by automobile )‘t‘ii‘
iortiay, Speaking of conditions in
t‘hlhuahuu he said:
"Chihuahua is completely isolated.
itailroud bruises on every lino cuter-
ing the city have been destroyed for
many miles. the tracks im- torn up.
telegraph wires cut and the poles
burned. Insurreclo forces surround
the city and the federal garrison of
about 1,200 men is held In readiness
to meet OHQIIIIICK at any moment.
Franco Interested In Mexico.
I'Allls. March lie—Tho oitlclals of
the Foreign Office today Informed the
Associated I’resa'thst the French sov-
ernment has made no representations
to the United States regarding the pro-
tortion of French interests.
News of the American action was
t‘t‘ot‘lvtid with extraordinary interest by
the Foreign Office. wherein the ab-
sence of special advices from Wash-
lumon on the subject. It is assumed.
that the masons for the stop when
were wholly sufficient.
Local financial interests are some
what concerned regarding events in
Mexico, where it III roughly estimated
iniuItsountry at. stoopoonou invented.
The explanation of the latent dovel>
early today on ihmr way to San Anto-
W
interests in Mexico which
’l'l'I‘SUN, All}... Mart ll 9--~"rl§.‘li('il.
front I-‘uri lisat'lturu, Min, to
Troop Trains at Pittsburg.
l'll‘l‘i‘iliiilltl. March 9.»«—»'I‘wo troop
trains of N cats. i'Hl‘T)an the Third
Artillery and llatlt-ry I“. arrived itch»
IIIO. There wow nix other-rs. 275 men.
at. well itil :luli horses and mules and
the full equipment. The! left flouti-
iyu. near \i'aahiupt last night. anti
“‘1‘!“ to the stillth lover the Pan-
llnudlc Railroad by way of ill. Innis.
Torpedo Boats Finish coating.
SAN DIEGO. t‘ul.. March tin-Tile
IWt-lw it‘l‘lit‘dti beam and destroyers
composing the torpedo flotilla of the
l‘at‘liic float. tininuetl coaiint last
night The odious say that sailing
unit-rs have not yet been received.
iiriir.~i’lrn. lilies, who will command
the troops moblllwd at the western
end of lht‘ Mexican border. arrived late
last night with his staff.
REAL ssvars slices.
The following real estate transfers
have been recorded In the town t‘lerk's
office for the past week:
Thomas J. Egan to Joseph H. Lock-
wood, Greenwich. lot. Rhodouolls l’srk.
War.
Charles i". tlrern and wife to John
ii. Light, lot and buildings. Summit
stnst. War.
Frederick (imam-y to atolls L. Gar.
diner. lot and buildluss. No. 9 George
avenue.
Morris Epstein and Harry E. listen.
to Carrie Mueller. building lot. Lincoln
avenue. War.
t‘ltarlos Thrltiv to Morris Epstein.
lot and buildings. Taylor avenue. War.
Susan (7. lionodici to Earle J. Vow
burgh. N. Y.. two acres and buildings.
......
opulent current on the Bourse is that
West Norwalit. War.
VIRY II" ORIAMERY IUT‘I'I
p canto. Bonslsaa Oodliah. a ill-.25.
Cronin calla Goodall. l ib.....lso
hoardslay’a shredded Oodflsh,
ss'lssdlsts-al-ltislsdl
hits.
hurrthan at Merrill fr sh risitu.
I’ll“ nut-”unav-n‘xiiuu‘u
i
'I Isrsshntoited Bidhtet‘s la
WWI!“ “I‘M Naomi;
‘ l. 1%.;fractionation...
saw illicit :usoit'saai. .. .. . ;
“Willis (31% ' ’ I
Durham’s its
FOR FRIDAY
Fish, Cheese, Eggs
VIRY IIIT NIW YORK ITA'I’I CHIIII. 'DUND n... . . . . .1»
0s inslsy‘s drab that. can. .. . . . . .ils
i' “It
is gowwah'a
1: "NOV_ A “al‘ m““!h ”r'bl as a Itorsssoa si
Rp'OUND ....................Ilo
Peerless lirand Shrimp. ‘iarao.
una-ssasssrsdlsns sal'dtlss
Peerless lit-anti shilmp. sisal
min“...”:nvutsuvun'o
hash Deviled Grabs. can......m
tiarahall‘a lain. Ripe-rad, lien
, lad salutes. i lb...sss
. W . '
sand or I for Ila
its a ......iu ?- I s,“,,,
*sslissa‘ssii-Ilt’.
,_n-
iii all u Jill
7W4“! Prisoners Receive
dis
MILL END
‘ runaway. pascal 9.
mm
v
Out-of-the-ordin‘ary
FRIDAY ~
' SPECIALS ,
LATE ARRIVALS IN LARGE QUANTITIE$. "NEW (30005 AT MILL END PRICES," ARE READY FOR
TOMORROW. COME AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE MOST UNUSUAL PRICES FOR FRIDAY’S
SELLING EVER QUOTED.
New Spring
Sample Waists
This lot Includes sheer Lawns
and Lingerie Waists. about lift
different lliliill'lli. button back
or button from: me kimono
styles. t‘Ililll'Ol‘tllfl‘)‘ and lace
trimmed; Iiilin it good assort-
ment of “lack Lawn Waists;
great value at Slfili. Mill End
$1.19
Girl's Spring
Dresses
Styles that sell regularly at The.
Plain colors with combination
trimmings and pretty new
plaids. Mill End Friday
59c
Women's $1.25 ..
Night Gowns
A lot of hiitli grudu Gowns. made
of line Naiitnuuk and Crossbar
material. prt-tlliy trimmed
with embroidery. hire and m?-
tiullions; regular 8H9 value.
Hill End Friday
99c
Flauneletles
WOMEN‘S NIGHT OOWNS
\i'oli made (loans of good qual-
liy Piuunuictic. in assorted
attlpcu. pink and while and
blue and while: all sizes; rug-
ulur “.35. (loans. .\llll Bud
Friday
79c
UNDERSKIRTS
Short Flanneldito i'ntlcrsklrts,
made with deep ruffle, extra
full cut; regular {lilo value.
Mill End Friday
370
Portiers
AT UNUSUAL SAVING.
An excellent assortment of both
lied and tin-cu l'orticrs. In
various designs; ftili also; ex.
cellent $3.00 vuiuc. Mill End
Friday
31.98
Stanford's Axmlnter ltugs, all
new patterns: worth spill).
Mill End li‘rltlay
$2.98
Window Shades
Mill ’
All colors. worth 25¢ each.
End Friday
. 18c
Writing Paper
The excellent quality that has
sold so well on previous oc-
casions; box contains 2i
sheets and ‘M envelopes; reg-
ularly lilo box. Mill End Fri-
day
9c
Cambric Edgings
'A special lot at a special price;
good quality. 4 to 6 Inches in
width and regular 15c and
lilo values. Mill End Friday.
PER YARD
l2‘éc
Handkerchiefs
Extra good values in Latlios‘
and Men‘s Handkerchiefs. all
linen. heinolitciicd: regularly
lilac. .‘tiill hind Friday.
9c
Chiffon Veils
llt‘iilillllll quality, i-l. yards long.
i yam wide. in all the gotui
miurs; regularly siiitt. Mill
End Friday
79c
Women’s Under-
wear
Summer Vests. low net-ls. sleeve.
less and short sleeves. Mill
End Friday
2 for 25¢
LOT OF WOMEN’B UNDER-
WEAR HIRTG at DRAW-
ERO. eccd lined. all sizes;
29c quality. Mill End Friday
19c
Boys’ Waists
Made. of Percale and Gingham.
light and dark colorings. in a
good assert of patterns. sizes
4 to if. years; 25c quality. Mill
End Friday
190
Outing Flannel
About 300 yards left of that good.
quality Fancy Outing Flannel;
value So. Mill End Friday. .
PER YARD
4‘/zc
Pillow Cases
One case (96 dozeni Pillow
Cases. made of fine quality
Muslin. finished with 3—inch
hem: value l’l‘c each. Mill
rind Friday
llc
Small Wares
COLLARS~Lot of Embroidered
Linen Collars, the very latest
designs; regular 250 qualitym
at ....................... 1iq
PAD HOSE SUPRORTERB—a
Extra large pad, I straps, all
colors: good value at 19c.
Special ................... 9c
BEADED BAGS—Much frame
lieudcd Bags. black and col»
ors. Special price ........ 79c
ENAMEL SHIRT WAIST PIN
sersma on a card, one large
and two small ones; regular
price 50c. SWIM. ...44o lot
Toilet Articles
SANITOL PASTE OR POW-
DER; regularly 25c. at....i7c
WOODBURY'S FACIAL SOAP.
regularly 25c, at .......... 11c
BABCOCK'B CORYLOPBIS
TALCUM POWDER, regularly
lac, at ................... 120
Linens
Just received this week a new
line of Satin Table Damask
and Napkins to match. The
Table Damask is 72 Inches
wide, extra heavy and fine
quality; value $1.25 yard. 8pc-
cial ................ $1.00 yd.
The Napkins are .22 inches
square and of the same qual-
ity as the Damask; value per
doses 83. Special “82.75 dos.
I‘l‘bsss goods are guarantesd’
pure Linen.) ,
Violin swim «in.
Trisha-«flood Minutes
Tits criminal common ‘nlsaa court
cause in yesterday and indie Walsh
disposed or at duds. rum was not,
polity . Tits following are
“ELMEDTEIW!
lifor‘traiu tidied.-
as nsrnowshi. a. anaemia
~ or violation
and .100 i!
In Iaii. drunkeneaa.
the “canal
or, banality. for
and breach of tbs poses.
itdsra’ in- il on each count. .
inhasi slab. Bridasnort. to dim
attire ‘nsrsi stamina.)
static! s ‘vlitlidiit ”lists its”
Mary Kelly, Bridgeport. all days in
jail for drunkenness.
George Walked. iirldseport fined
.80. breach of peace.
rural Griffin, stamford. 20 days
in all, drunkenness and breach oi
the pesos.
..Kste Harris. Brtdssport, ill) days in
tall-tor sterilisation. >
Joseph Shape: Brittasport, to days
in tail for Meantime and mint»
ands. . .
o . . p
m t tva‘o. ”PM” I'I. theft of
{ma Ill! mu“. 9““, ‘0 O‘yfl
n v H
. «with I, . hridssport, coin-
nusmmzkltm a an.
“if“ " . Jiiltn briscoli and
r 10 II”!
a maps» on railroad
l ilimklt mun“ llii'ldlfl'flm.
Mrs. is this m
tats .
at W“ van.
In Jail for train riding.
hilhldlnr. (If.
Peter area nan, Dsnbury.
text 7 ‘
three
months in Jail for intoxication. Judit-
man‘t suspended and accused out In
charge of probation clutter.
Orland Pierson. Bridgeport. four
months In tail for assault and breach
of the peace. Judgement
suspended
and accused placed in charge. of pro
nation ofllcsr.
‘Alsxandcr Wiiiudy;
live days in jail.
Carrie iaCroix.
man tit-unitard, to days In gall.
Patrick Reilly. Bridgeport.
mos drtinitard, to dawn: Jail.
train violins.
Bridssport, dom-
vom-
Pstrictt Moonrihv'. x. Bridgeport.
drtuiltsnnssa and branch of the peace.
III) days in jail.
u" i.”
wanna sat bdflAfiId.
iillliioarmt'i‘.
The court sdiotirpsd until halfbac-
M' Iii jail-Judas
‘ttowsrd ii. [Icon of them plans
court. handed down a dociaidu yesten
day: is thaws” of Martin bursa»
this city. «insomnia
3" ‘ “l. ., 'ili'v
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