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.4. rapists assortment of citing
HA Ii, mobiles, Barrera, pm.
trill radiance and enema“
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“AMI tnEditor's ReaIdOnM
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The frame for Edwird F‘. Mdaner’a
networdesidence in Cedar street has been
rats
a monthly meeting of the town
board of school visitors will be held to-
mom evening at the high school
building in West avenue.
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Tho next meeting of the Hospital
Willi“ Club will be held Friday after-
lain,- Illarch Bist. with Mrs. Mortimer
Iliad. of Wrdeld area-e. .
An anniversary mass or requiem
for be late Daniel Brennan will be
cele rated tomorrow morning at 8
o'clock, at St Mary's Church.
Harry Frederick Fledler. the young
son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick l‘iedier,
of Broad River. Is confined to the
house with an attack of the measles.
William 8‘ item,“ of Quintard ave
nae. will leave today for Hot Springs.
Arkansas for the benefit of his health
and will be gone a month or six weeks.
anon" amt? rung“,
I all all
Nib” nor the mags" Nee nu. “Tm brief and to:
the-Do at communicai Ion. as lensral
propos lion. carries more vo‘eirtitm an'd magi
victlon than a lenathy one
argument in st co c.antrate a
emphgtlca 3; suggest“, brevity. ital:
ldo .. ave observe are
ha.raa and are many illne-
avoided altogether.
m
IA FARMER'B LETTER TO HIS CON-
' GRIBSMAN ON THE CANADIAN
RECIPROCITY AGREEMENT.
(These letters were begun in The
Sentinel of February 7 and since then
have appeared in The Sentinel on Feb-
ruary ll. 14 16.25 and 28, and March
4. 7. 8 and Iii.)
Deer Hill :-—-
I'll tri and sin you sum moor at uni
that ole hook-warm sad to the moods
upp tow the 'skoolhaouse. Hee'd lea
gin you daouwn the snake viur tellin
stat bee hauled that silly won-eggs-
Yer tail of years In your sate apoetch
fur the Kennedy bizness an hes kepp
rite on like this: "Wy, nayhu‘rs. you
awl no hsouw peepul wtll run like a
flock of sheep to tail: upp‘land in this
kuntri‘ wen itt‘s rust opts for settle.
must by humsted eutrl. ur aumthin of
that sawrt. ‘
“lilehby sum on you remember
huouw its was a new yoers back wen
they opined son a sport aunt there in
Okorhomy-wy, hi it huadurd thowaan
hamsteds hemped soul on the greens
ovur site to has on hand lust thing in
the mawrninl Naouw. doant you see
that that aalm thing is pain to happun.
oitniy wuss an moar out, well aw this
Kennedy cheap lead is opined app for
settlement by over farm on awl
the farmers of the rest of the urlh. by
iarln daouwn the tariff tense wish
keeps them Kennucka train brskln in-
ter ower markit heer.
"W‘y. there‘s ni outer half a blllyun
alters of that ritch Kennedy land, a
good deei out es good fur whcet ozour
WOO-answer whet-t land in the Namin-
wcst. to be had of the Kennedy Past-
nck Railroad itdmpany ur ltis agunta
for $5 an aker; an sum out their ack~
chooiy givln aweigh free to enny wan
hool him there an sett-ul. Doant you
space that gold mine. that grate mag-
Coifax Encampment. 1.0.0 it. will
confer the royal purple degree this or
suing at the hall in Washington street.I
Tigris will he refreshments after the
w
an... James Coley, of Weston isI
spending some time with his grand I
mother. Mrs Hattie Coley and his
anal; Mrs. Henry F. Coleburn.in Nor-
w
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shah- . ..
bliss Bessie flyinaton has returned
to her home in Elm street after a
two montua' visit with friends in lake-
wood. N. J. Her health Is very much
unproven
There will has month’s mind re
quiem mass on Thursday at ii or‘lo: k, g
in St. Mary's Church for the repose
of the soul of the late William idol
enhy. of Norwaik
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I
Charles [lyinxton has recovered
go: a few days Illness at his home
in street. and has returned to his
duties in tho (‘rofut a Knapp hnl fac-
tory. South Norwalk.
Court Bilmonde DeAmicls will hold a
meeting this evening at the Knights of
Pythles Hall at which time delegates
will be elected to the Grand Courtses sides farm ldbur to burn; an fork-
slon at New Haven in April.
Deputy Sheri! Samuel C. lmland is
summoning witnesses for the superior
court. tomorrow to testify in the case
at the Adams Express Compen ny
“dint damsel Fox. of Norwslk.
Nurse Fletcher 01' the New Haven
once of the Consolidated railroad. ill
in charge of the office of the Norwallt
station at present it is
r
1% that a permanent appointment
to berth 'wiil be made very soon.
a regular meeting of Nor-walk lodge.
B evolent and Protective Order of
Eli A, wililbe hfild on Wednesdaoydev‘en-
at ich are it use out one
Master A‘ members ip' Will he
acted upon. Next Sunday. March 35th.
a special initiation has been called for.
(‘ockenos Tribe. Improved Order f
Red Moll. will have adlass of thlri
two candidates. and Uncas Tribe a
class of twenty-sis for the various do-
are“ to be conferred in dneport.
t is chain. Orb loo lieu of
e town w i heard the 7. id train. to
Which a special car will be attached.
«Where
retina. mass: mull-ll Peanut Bril-
tie, Walnuts rise and Dates. at West.
19nd II 8t. thaokemo Bloch ,
William Wilma, 6t chapel street;
a new “all! with Mild!» in! Nor
“dork cl junta his :Ioa as
m chum M hmiigme'.
rm t A.
rakstlonhi' Ii roii'
:duwli friends In Jamaica.
ii s also rkivsrside
$3.91.... 9 ram.
rdayfi afternoon
Nita.”
i'é II. are firm
f. WNW”:
t * ' l meg
ed puaeadma W
.155“. MW” osiiiaiiwdiii out
deli“
Itinent of soyl as rich 9: a barnyard?
i 'f‘raid to pass
liar-m sass hear doe with mortsidacsi
buy Oranges. sweat Odii- litmus to boost alway that
at in Absent
nlt of that half billyun akere oi" at free
an rltch land is solo to draw lniuo
Kennedy. m that tariff tense some
daouwn, twenty billyun of utter kesh
an bani. kredltts an ion mlllyun of
ower farmers an land speckulature In
a very new yeer? An woont that
muuny an them farmers be maikin a
bid to owl the theep labor on urih to
run there an help not rate farm sass
fur the hull wurld aoulon of that kon
Wy Hiadoa labur ir. awlreddy a run
pin on the saw- mills in western Ken
nody. Them illndoos wurk fur ahaout
ilfty cents a day an bored themselies.
There's nulliln moar surtln than that
molly hi the hull urih'll flock inter
Kennedy the mlnit that tariff tense in
daown
“In lea your there wood hoe fifty
billyun furrin keplol an ilfly mlllyun
i‘urriners upp there: an fur your kun
sliashun, you farmers, donut Iiifltli
that it our silty four In the facktries
pom this krooi. wuneided resiprosalty
aoutraii enter your backs. they'll par
for int good and deer; fur it'll snail
soul. the fyors under their fackiry boi’
lure the helm or III snuifs soul the
kltchln tires or your farmers. Bckause
amunx them Inillyum. of labours that
ilock inlor Kennedy, than: will he
millyuns of skilled Inokenicks tw,o he
tries will spring upp like weeks swl
ovur Kennedy, run by the oheopest Ia
bur in the wurld. koolles an at‘iil, an
they ‘ll lea draouwn aout outer task-
trles hour in n deioole of cheep goods
Doant furgil it, nayburza. with that
tariff tense daouwn on arm as. It'll
nook boath forms an facktriea beer In~
ter the middle of sex aeochoory Fur
forty yoer owl valyoos beer will has
droppin with a dull an elckin thud.
"There'il bee rock and min not
over an a plenty. We like s‘raiur run-
'nla daouwn hill; an yit Hill and the
Norwault red of Trsid kant sen III.
I arose llill use hey ritten them real)
looshune himself fur the Bored of
Seems aiif a level
hedod feller like Price woodni hey
duh such a fuel till”. if hes was is".
to himself. Wy wai the rush (If owor
farmers inter Kennedy an the fawi in
Price Is a nuanslnii shelter as he as
tor think oa'i. My player) It thht you
“Here «vat o mortaidges. better pay
out swl below that tariif tense in
danger gn- 1“rural; :1:th fl; no mean?
to y u i umr s; on you
tellers vet's lucky edit to hev tnuniiY
my u on moraines better git It in
A;ii if Ydii'lie‘ hilplh er the hung;
in
“Mill“! valyooao is in to
3”” writ". his“
tr es ii
Nil: . m. w l. s .i.
dim Him the bin western uncle
as «as opined ups tortilla heath. we
all eastern tamer haodn't has a not!
or s raiser,5 la“ a boosblil oi
“Who bl Karin
till! r owl:
lunar trn go
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Mikes a Go-Cart or Baby Carriage;
Comfortable
A his. roomy, well~proportioned, well-enclosed body.
make a oomlortable bed, seed springs.
Our line of Carts is the cart in which these points have been most
highly perfected,
Whoa you see how attractive in appearance our line at carts is. and low
stress sad durhhle. you will want one.
We love a vaflet’y of styles and prices that will suit all buyers.
Adjustments to
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANYI
GOUTH NORWALK.
13-1I NORTH MAIN STREET
a WALL eraser
NORWALK.
PHONE 43:.
EverYthing in the Optical Line
Eyes, Examined Free
0. D. Jackson
Optician ~
ALL ENGLISH BRANCHES
Thoroughly Taught at
Merrill Night School
South N orwalk Stamford Port Chester
A Rare Bargain
MATHUSHEK
UPRIGHT
$85
Terms to Meet Your Convenience
M. SONNENBERG
PIANO ..
C0.
104 Washington St.
The Paris Cloak & Suit House‘
83 Death Main St, South Norwalit
New‘ Spring Goods Are In
AND IIADY FOR YOUR INSPIOION
To those who want the pick of the finest and newest goods produced
this season, we say: “Come early." The styles we show will please
your eye The values!» offer will please your pocketbook. Call at
once and see our immense stock of
New Suits, Lang (loath. Waists, Dresses;
Skirts, Underwear, "Hosiery
Gloves
,_ . Lookers are Just as Welcome at layers
The Padg Cloak 8t Suit Noose
euro our noun MITH iii .1...
‘ as depth Wit It; with limit:
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‘lt license fee upon each acre of bold-
dcrstood to be no.
. them ill battle is
. become chosen gnome or the‘ lord and
I‘MIOI
fliiIIII IIIIIiiIIiIS Dilliii
Growers Declare Plan is Im-
precilcshie—Ttarge Delepa- ,.
' ilonritriliitud Hearing
nanrronb. March 20.-0ystermen
are much Interested in the important
hearing which in to take place before
the Finance committee of the (Jason
aI Assembly next Friday. It is or
posted that. there will be a big turn
’oui from all the shore towns on that
Iday.
Declared impossible. ‘
The determined stand of oyster
growers against the franchise tax per
acre and a productive tax has led
the finance committee t look around
for no alternative propos tion and they
are inclined to one which would place
ings of from til to 110 following the
plan in Rhode Island. which leases
out grounds at so much an acre. un-
'l’ho theory has been set up that a
but upon valuation is not and cannot
be equitable, as the taxing authority
is unable to see the grounds or ascer~
lain indisputably their value belied on
productivity. The proposed plan of
Commissioner Corbin to tax the pro-
duct. is declared by growers to be im-
practicable. as no exact estimate could
he made of the number of bushels han-
‘dled, and the set of figures furnished
by a state inspector hardly be likely
to agree with that'i'srnished by Ills
‘growers themselves independently.
May Be a Substitute.
OPENING w
Mllllnery, Suits
and Dresses
One hundred new Pattern Hats on display for tonight and The
day. You are welcome to come and see our beautiful displays. who
or you come to buy or not. Sea window displays.
it is expected that a substitute bill
;will be drawn and reported which will
provide a tint rats In: on gmunds.
‘and possibly suggesting a ilpure for
the In: with a minimum of '30 ac-
cording to the last report of the shell
Illsh commissioner. there are 74.614
.ecres or oyster grounds held by pril
lvato owners in Connecticut waters. A
flat rate tree would bring to the state
a large sum of money. The receipts
Iunder the present taxation methods
gtor the tu'o were covered by the re
Icnllt report were $40 778, the disburse
intents being something 0th 13 490.
and the combined balances $20. 537.
'I‘ he salaries of the commissioners and
of the clerk is not included in these
.iigures. Commissioner Corbin in ad-
dressing the ilnnnoe committee on
5chnosdny last said that in spite of
the fact that the oyster industry was
a large one there was only an even
break on receipts and expenses of the,
commission. l
The Industry in effort yielding i'qory
little towards the staio' o income Tyne
advocates of the flat rate among the
legislators point out that at the last
session it was shown thahast areas of
oyster grounds were held by parties‘
who made no attempt to culiitate
them. simply keeping others from hav-
Ing posililiiiliofl
: If prrsont growers (lid not want to
‘pay a is: on the screens. the grounds
'hot wanted could In‘ returned to the
stain. the proposed bill to provide that
rudomptlon by the state he at the rate
of 81 an acre, tho loo originally charg-
ed by the altifo In selling grounds to its .
citizens for holdings in perpetuity.
ARMY BANDS ARE NOW FORBID-
EN TO LEAVE POST.
Union Musicians Throughout the
Country at Last Succeed In Win-
ning Their Fight.
hiemehers of the various musical
.unions are mulling over the action of
'tho Sixtyilrsl Congress a couple of;
days ago. which passed an act. lnclud- l
ed in which was a clause prohibition
regular army bands from leaving their
5reapective posts and competing with
‘clvlllau bands.
To gain this end the musicians silli-
latod with the American Federation of 3
Musicians have been worklnx tori
years. Every session of Congress has
received Its protests from the musical
men from all over the country midst
the practice in vogue up to last week.
where array bands loft their posts and
lampeted successfully with civilian
da
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Amy bands have ever been pops.
tar. not only because constant prac.
line made them capable and able to
produce excellent music but the very
giant that they wore the uniform and
livers in the service of Uncle Sam sur-
rounded them with that martial air
which has ever been popular
I The action of Congress will be a
- blow to the army hands for up to the
present time they hm'o been able to
realise a comfortable income from
their outside work Besides halal
I
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paid, clothed. fed and kept by Unclef ,.
Beta for their services upon. the par-
ade grounds and In front of the old-4
dors' quarters. they have utilized spare
moments to leave their posts. under
olilcial sanction. and pick up a for ea-
in dollars every week.
“Wm-49%
THI “VIVID IPIIIITU LIA". ‘
* HNDAW. Ohio. Marsh muesli
Inf a «and stream in Southern {Jail-5
tomia in which ae' tit" commanded
er that they may
reunite New Jerusalem. a hand or 3H
yrevived spiritualism“ left this city in
war over the bake Erie and
Western Railroad rest The par
Iy is We.» at ten tami i... There
are slimline anions am. John w
“Morin“ leader. trip was his
eased by several men: rs who sold
«Insole "shirt! at a mussel)” aim ,
me up tiled positional»
spirit. Mauritius to the manhunt
“war appears to them in theiorm
at a mist and speaks so that they all
“it?“
the sacred stream is user
has Able ea.
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is only another way of referring to our Footwear, made foo
the whole family.
Flynn S fififlt Shep 90 Washington Sf.
R. Hi FLYNN. Proprietor
HOSIERY
An inkling of some of the season‘s daintleet Hosiery
may be gained by a glimpse Into our cast window.
It's but a drop In the bu0ket. however. to the lavish
assortment our lloslery counter shows. Here you'll
find everything that clever makers can fashion from
cotton Iisle and silk in almost endless variety
Bheer Silk Has ............... 50c to $8 pr.
Lisle Hose. black and colors. ..25c to $1 pr.
Cotton Hose, all sizes ........ lie to 500 M.
Women s Outslze Stockings. .25c to .2 pr.
Also a good assortment of infants' and Children's
Stockings at the pair up.
inch indliidunl sill find in our Spring stock of
"Omar" llosior) her own personal style and also, for
the choice is a \or) large one It is the bolt
brand of Hosiery the world of women know.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
so Washington Street
O EKtra Specials
as" osaauasv aurras. a pound .......................... .2.
so cousins osanuurso suoas m ...........................
MAGNOLIA. CLOVER or eras MILK. a can ....... .
wassamso sacs. a dozen
FANCY PATENT FLOUR. a bag ...... . ............. ..... ........
For Extra Stamps and Cut Prise Ipsolaie ass Circular
The Great A&P Tea Co
124 WAIHINOTON I11. IOUTH NORWALK.
Deliveries 0:80 a. m. and If.” p. m...
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