was soon NORWALK EVENIN
domes Goldan. Editor and l‘t'auirlatouF
VWEDNESDAY MAR. as, :91!
, I. Miniature Almana'e for Tomorrow I
Sun rises 5 :;52 sets 6:07.
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» MAIDNIC+ DIRECTORY. .
Old Well Lodge. N0. 108, F. and A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street, 1st and 3d Tuesday of
each month—~July and August ex.
csptedwat 8 o‘clock. All Muster
Masons cordially invited. lloed
H. Flynn. W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
. 8°C. . I
I Iutlor Chapter, N0. 38. n. A. M. I
., Meets in Masonic Building. South
Main street, 2d and fill Tuesdnl's of
each month—«July and August or
copied—at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. William ll.
Sultan. ll. P. Robert M. Wilcox.
Boo.
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Seer. I
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS ,
92 z—Newa Department
92- ill—Business Department
44-2—Bramh Office'. Norwalk
890 —-Ed|tor’a Residence
”Duh—City Editor's Residence _ I
New York‘s new fire auto made a
trial “spin of 2] miles in 56 minutes”’
At every point of practical value, the
test was successful. and there was no
doubt that. the machine could have cov-
ered the rttn over again. as certain.
ly as it could be run into the garage.
The incident is probably destined to
be it notable one in the history of fire
fighting in New York and other
ll large and smaller cities. it will be
quoted to mark the practical begin-
ning of a change whose final result
will be the elimination of horse-drawn
engines.
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The annual state encampment of
the (l. A. it. to be held in Hartford
next month. promises to be a note-
worthy occasion. because of the ob-
servance of the fiftieth anniversary
of the firing on Fort Sumter. an in-
cident which some of “our boys"
have not forgotten.
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At any rate. it looks as if spring is
not going to get a false start.
mpg...”
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
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ilundred thousand dollars‘ worth of
Easter mtlliuery held up at the New.
York custom house Delays are danger-
one at this season -’i‘rov l'ress.
...... ..
I V‘Without endorsing Arizona's desire
""I to make the open season for judgt 9 ex
tend the year around, it is only tair to
call attention to the fact that game
does not need the protection there
which is llt‘itellt-litl')‘ iurlhcr t\:\st.~~«
Cleveland Loader.
4...
The post olllce department has plac-
ed the ban on postal curd done. Now
lube letter dune Wore barred and cus-
(Iii would only. frown upon personally
Ifirblented solicitatit'ms. ... liouston l’ost
~0—
When it comes to it little game of
1; checkers, as applied to hind death, the
' building" of new railway stations, etc.
PMdent Mellon can sit in with any
one. and some of New liaven's grasp-
ln'g’ property owners are beginning it}
“had this, out.—-~Anlonla Sentinel.
-—o—- .
‘ The carnation is to be the English
detonation flower, unich shows the at-
.' tail" will be carried out in the pink of
“ probriety ”Madden Journal.
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. _‘ i'rhe use of the whole military and
" ‘u *‘ at force of um [lulled States‘to m
9 out American aid from going lb help
In” may be attentive, and good exer-
lse for said array and navy. But in
rtion and expense, isnt it some
lilt'd usin’r‘a steam trip-hammer
drive tnchs?-Now ilaven Register.
. ~9—
, thin Hob-on cannot afford to
W the country plunged into war in
.. _ ‘ lit at the lecture sealant-—
mats-set Journal, .
a . .
talus! 'torur received. sentences
“j MI ”losers. Ind lllt‘o nearly
’r‘ than? no is optimistic to the
ridwort Talent-tn.
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awho cloned Gannon groom
‘i‘e‘ottiro proha'hly liad heard
tilt of money to no oil.
tenant (sum-wilavanndh
. '59-'-
Ma ‘ is tummy reinstall
‘ Member, The allott-
‘ . lam norm mi...
W
rliE EVEllllIll sturiiirt I
High title 4. so a. m.; 593’ p. m.‘
SOCIETY NOTICES I
was made after pumping
an crane-peel bucket,
fi’ ballohloh he will we out l
Mineral“ hula set for tomorrow liter»
Iii roll “out ll’l years on. the son of
...‘Ol'bthiii Ildhli‘id Ptdk, also mmihhfltl .
If ,
um. hols: no}
Airtight-at etauted a}
cum
S‘TOLE PROM TELEPHONE COM.
Thursday,
contiguous towns. as It
inl’s Spring and Summer
Come in and view our
ready to buy. it will coat y
TH
YOU ARE MOST CORDIALLY
INVITED TO ATTEND
OUR
OPENING
DISPLAY
or STRICTLY AUTnonrrarivr:
SPRING
MILLtNERY
Friday, March 24th
Sat, March 25th
—-————
An event of utmost significance, not only to the
women of The Norwalke. but also to many living In
Boston Store
March 23d
is the first showing for
Seasons.
display. it you are not
on nothing to look.
E
PANY '
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TWo New London Boys Bound (War to
with the theft of copper wire, lead and
other commodities from premises oi
the Southern New England Telephone
Company here, Earl Mar. aged 18. and
John i‘ulvey. aired iii, bath of New
london. were given a hearing before
Judge Full-bank todni. following which
thev were bound over to the APT“
term of the Mlddleacx County Sliver-
ior Court under bonds of $500 “01"“!
default of bonds they were this lifter
noon token to the iiutltinm jail. The
arrest of the youths followed that of
Charles Wolch on last Saturday, who
is hold for ttespuss on railroad proper-
tv. Weich is said to have made state
ments lmpllcatl the youths "1 rob-
beries which be e Occurred iltli‘l‘ and
agents of the New York, Ne Haven
and ilurtford Railroad. who ha u been
rounding up freight 'hoppeiu" in con
junction with local oilltcrs arrested the
two New London hots. The latter
since their arrest ("'0' mid to have
made statements ituplicnlinu a twill! in
New Haven which it is alleged has
been committing thefts on railroad and
telephone companies properly Mont;
the line from that city to New London
llllil also charging that certain dealers
in junk in New [moduli having been
receiving the stolen goods. Further
arrests are looked for.
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LABOR MEN FAVOR BILL.
...—......
Will Try to Compoi Ballroul to PM
More Brakomn on Trains.
HARTFORD, March .wThe rail-
road commissioners. having denied the
petition or the railroad cmpioyecl’ or.
gnnizatlnna for increases In, the crews
on certain trains on the New Haven
road. the labor men will actively favor
the bill of Senator i-‘cnu now before
thl‘ committee on railroads which
would establish statutory reunitin-
monts of a specific. number of em-
plumes on each train operated in the
stole, the number to depend upon thr‘
longlh of the train “1 hurt the railroad
men tried to get a bill passed by the
general assembly of 1909 they were
confronted by the statement that the
railroad commissioners had the power
to make a rule regarding the number
of men on a train. that week the
comnilaeloners held that the present
conditions required no rule. and do»
nied the petition. This opened the
00
an.
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REPLACING A SECTION OF GUB
MERGED PIPE.
A broken 30~ln. cast iron water pipe
under 26 ft. of water and 1 feet of tried
was recently replaced by the Bridge
port Hydraulic Company. of lirldao
port, Conn. An internal examination
lht.l pipe
clelir of water and ltctplnit it clear long
enough to salisly llloru- In theme ihut
it would be safe to send a man Inside
i'ilt‘l pipe was found It) llf‘ broken he-
yound lepllir; four large cturku lend
lug from it bruised upm where the pipt
httd retelled n povrt- lilli blow from the
outsidc.’1he general appearance ot
the break was lillil of at light of uiusu
cracked by the impact of u atone. The
pipe line was originally laid in sections:
of {our pier-cs. making fortyelght feel
of pipe handled at out- time Time
joints of each Section wete bell and spi-
got, dtnde up obote water; the fourth
made below water won a bolted flange
Joint with a one hit h round gasket par-
tlally imbeddod in a groove between
the flanges. it was this socket in the
gtoove that prevented the broken piece
being removed intact.
lialts were rammed from the flanged
joints at each end and the broken pletc
reduced to fragments by meaning a
well-lb pile driver hammer upon ii. The
three sound pieces were brought to the
surface, one hell end was cut off and it
new piece was provided with a sleeve
leaded upon the uplgm end. Repairs
were completed by replacing the four
pieces and sleeve in the pipe line. bolt-
in; the two flange Joints and making
up a cold lead lead jolnt in “10 “99‘"? HOM‘ LA'O IOGI. PE" 002‘". ....... . 1 . u -. ............. an n . It. 1 25°
unddel dwaigr. and any lot; on. land. bu; FANCY MAINE POTATOEI. p!” .UUHEL ................. . . . . . . . . 750
«I evl 4» r bar «we "rider WM” Ml lien llur Flour, bag ........... m i :t cane tuna for . .231:
mud. on” 0““ (“d "l“ 9“" “99 ”W Ben iiur Flour OOL. .......... $6va Magnolia or (flower Milli. eon. .. .lOo
WWII“? “VFW": all 1““ “'0’" Md ‘0 Jonos' Flour. has . ...... . ...... the I 8 pits. liouhera or W title Oatmeal 260
be raided In the ““3”,” 0' WNW Jones i'lotlr. um. ....... at.» Any ltlnd Pancake Flour, 3 pita. 25o
throullth G patrol mittens. The entire Plllabury‘ a Flour has ......... we I flood iluttor. a pound .......
lob want-omvlmd in at how with 00* Pillsbury 1 runn- bill . . «.35 I 18c Olin l’inlt salmon, can ..... ...i’le
diver WOI‘NBK- TM“) “9'0 “0 “mm" Gold Medal ‘Iour. hug ......... I'I. Baker‘s Cocon or Chocolate. ...lile
a! summons chamele- to be 0m: Gold Medal iottr, mu ...... on.» Lemon Clint; Peaches can ......1oc
come In this work, but it required more
equipment than the average contract
tor has at hand.
The outlining Was done with a No ii
pulsometor pump. the dredalnx with
the (talking
was I No. 1 Boyer hammer, supplied
by p Norwallt air compressor: The
equipment tiled was chartered: front
tlnlshod their games will continue
I»
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NORWALK FIRE POLICE PINO-
CHLE.
... ......
iylnqton and Worden Make a Scene
of Over Bisty Thousand.
The fourth sitting in the Fire Pit
he, Xurwulk plnochle tournament.
:ns pluymi lust evening in the police
coma in Wall street. Tho games were
is usual inlotosting and a large at
cutlutlce lit-sitters the players was
decent. The teams which have not
to
.tect on Tuesday nights until the
emu is accomplished. innit week lly-
hitter! and \I'ordcn it"t‘l by nearly 10,
ml mints. but now they are finished
and the other looms will only have
Iii nillkt' the difference In their scores
in the niftiltfla that remain unplayed.
The score stands he follows at pres-
hi 2
‘t-utn. Players Total
St-humnu and Andretvs ...... 50,170
‘ James and Short ........... “.660
i Miller and Keialer ......... 38.561)
l llylngton ‘nnd Worden ...... 80.0w
3 Milne and Cornell ..... 44.5811
: lluider and Marshall ........ “.230
.‘~ Plan and Soderlnud ........ iii «in
\l' eiselt and Street ......... 24. 75.!
llyluglon and Worden have oomph-t»
od their sittings. The other teams
have sittings to play as follows: Team
till. Team 2
5
it Hi.
t2). Team 3 l2i. 'l'eatn
i2l. 'l‘eani ii iii), Team 7 HI, ’l‘esm
Oranges. Grape Fruit. Apples Celery.
Lettuce, from lie up.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
fl NORTH NAIN .TIIIT.
way for a renewal of the attempt to
iiiil'i’ the size of metro fixed by statute.
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INJURED IN BKLOON GUAMEL
\\ [LIAMANTKL Mnrt h 32.—-l-‘redt~i‘~
lrx lock. it Young on of this city. is
in a hernia» coudlt on Mutt result of
injuries: suffered durins a uuurrei in it
saloon last night. No Is at. St. Joseph's
Hospital. but beyond the bore fact
that he was womltioi in a tattoo» fight
he declines to malts om ttatotncnlde
min; knowledge of sfiloon where
the affair «turrelhfiill silo of th 0
identity of his assailant or aeenllsnts
lie “as found wandering I lit ‘VOIUQF
morn l’urlt lust midnight a dosed
condition hi a poll man. had an ex
atnlnotlou showed t t he was cut
about the taco. badly ruined about the
body and that tho blows siren hlm'had
rcnpcnod and aggro-tater! seriously an
old injury l‘ht authorities archives
lighting.
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INJURED m rowan Ixnoomn.
PORT CLINTON 0., Much "‘2.-
Four portions ‘r‘l‘t' hurt but none sor-
lonely when the hundred pounds of
American (‘1) pump Cotillion). four
miles cost of here early'today. A shift
of workmen was leaving the plant and
ii is unopened that the spark from a
pipe or flinrrili‘ mined the explo~
sicn. The stimuli was felt for miles
around. . At Bandusky people we re-
porled to have been thrown from their
beds. People hurt) were till awakened
and turned out to see what Wu the
matter. tiller) window in Gypsum is
broken and telephone and telemh
wires are down.
Beets, Spinach. Kola. Par-nip- and
'HONI l“.
the lddleaax County Superior
Court.
SAYiliiOOK. March 22.-Churged .
ponder exploded at the; pilot or the .
Frederick s. Wardtvoil, of Stamford,
Cashmicnxlueerins Record, Full ll,
1»
tDIATH OF OAPTAIN PICK
NW HAVEN. March at. mountain
Roderick J. Peek . one or s most
pro sent figures to did start unto tile
of «mm 'nl WI. when!
deathw count-mils to hours in hot
sun olt‘y you-row. will he iilll‘bdtii'i
swoon eemetem tint city. fltiiid
strum. , it Feel: was him in New
”hum sweeter «moo. Mill"!!! is this
«mill, of the New Haven Steamboat
.1 OLD muted ensue. Midltllh
nourish it‘ll-a ottvaa. tildtilu
held for houlil‘l
him satire duty in it” its
7 edsuoeeulrely the “his
g’," “with mm City; 00‘“?!
Medium
mild Wm
t;
on“ M‘...°N7'RAN°I .M." "': heart-salarieseuiaaaoaastoterltl‘“’
. l
l' sti- biosooo—naqovaaoaoetli m
t i.‘
’zl ;.
‘ t“!
y‘.}llQo|dotoa§tveWalaioldol .
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i
. number
p.
From 2 Until
6 'o’Clock
G SENTI NEL
e
wnoussoar. titans”. 1m
”—4”
Thursday’ 3 4 hour
SALE
From 2 Until
6 ‘ o’Clock
Tomorrow, we offer some
Exceptionally Good
Opportunities
Unusually Low Prices are named to create live-
ly selling. Those Who are Wise will take
advantage of this Sale and the Extra-
ordinary Low Prices
Waists at 96c
Lot of LINGERIE. LAWN and
LINEN WAIGTS. various
styles in fancy and tailored
chucts. richly trlmmcd with
dutniy luco or embroidery;
all sizes: values to 81.95.
Thursday. i-ilour Sale. one.
At 49c
Lot of WHITE and COLORED
WAISTG, in Percale, Lawn.
Mldl‘ns, with, good serVIt‘Mblu
models: regular Si values.
Thursday. i~liour Sale, 49c.
Undermuslins
DAINTY CORSET COVERS
Beautiful effects in all-over oin-
broidor)‘. made of soil mum-v
into; all aim; rennin 75c
values. Thursday. iIilour Sale
CAMBRIC DRAWER!
Very soft material. mule with
wide incited tlouncc, full cut ill
all sizes: 25c duality. Thurs
day. liliour Sale
18c
NIGHT GOWNG .
Women's lino quality Nalnaoolt
Night Gowns. made with low,
high or \'~neclt. embroidery
trimmed; 81 rnluc. Thursday.
l-itour 8an
490
Brown Dress'Lieen
Suitable for ladies' still: and
children's rompers. guaran-
teed pure tin; airways~ retaii~
ed at lilo yti. Thursday. 4-
liour Sale. very special. YD.
12%c
White Luna Laws
The yarn is memorized before
it is woven. which gives it a V
linen finish after it is wash-
ed; ‘v‘nlue lilo )‘ii. Thursday.
lIllour Solo
12%c
Crash Toweiing
All Linen Crash Towellng. heavy
quality; value mac yd.
Thursday. i-ilour Sale
9c ~
Rugs
San’rd' a Axmineter Rugs, in a
variety of Oriental designs.
worth $2.50. Thursday, iv
liour Sale
$1.89
Curtain Scrims
Colored Curtain Scrlms, all neat
designs: worth for yd. Thurs
tiny, Miuur Sale
17c
Buy Stationery
The value is unusual. All Linen
cloth finish Writimrfnpor, in
boxes of 50 sheets and 50 en-
velopes; 31’ ii‘ quality. Thurs~
day, 4 Hour Sale '
23c
Laces
1000 yards of Torchon Laces and
insertions. big assortment of
new patterns. in widths from
1 lo 4 inches; values from So
to 12% yd. Thursday. i-liour
Sale. PER YARD
5c
Handkerchiefs
Men's plain white liemstitched
Handkerchiefs; excellent 5c
quality, Thursday. “tour Sale
6 for 21c
Wrist Bags
Ladles‘ genuine Walrus and Seal
Wrist. tings. single or double.
strap handle. moire or leather
lined, titled with purse; reg-
ular ”.25 value. Thursday. 4
Hour Sale
79c
Children’sRompers
New spring Rompers, in sizes 1
to 6 years. made of Percale.
Gingham and Chambrsy; col-
ored or white. Thursday, 4-
liour Sale
250. 39c, 50c
Negligce Shirts
New Spring line of Men's Neg
lime Shirts. white and colored,
plain and platted bottoms: the
famous "\l'schusott" Shirt.
Thursday, i-liour Sale
97c
Boys' Overalls
Sizes 4 to it years, well made.
of khaki and blue denim.
Thursday, i-Hour Sale»
250
Notions
and Small Wares
EIDER WOOL, regularly 25c s
skein. at ................ 12c
COLLAR FOUNDATIONS. net
or chiffon; regularly 10c.
at .................... 4c ea.
DREBB 8HiELDS~~StieCIai light
Weight; alzos 1,2, 3 at. door.
KERR'G LUBTRE or GENEVA
sussrtrurs, black and
white. Special. ....lOo spool
«rut waits venous.” '
A wollltuoflu udlvaraity professor
of economies In a recently published
article says: "We tool: withhorror on
the black plane of the Middle “as.
that was but a passing cloud compar-
ed with the 'whlto placue' mete villi
tattoo of today." its further states
that ellht millions of the people Jim
today in the United States are doc
to dig ofituhoroulosla. and that a. like
uncommon unless this
destructive waste or human life and
M: on is vluorouaiy eonhattoduzm
and private untoward-.1
this?) tiniest of the only 11mm-
of t on and other outmonar'y tiller
dare. to in a large nieaaura «crumble
tor “V I of those. in Mil! W.
iii-moat]: e‘flsemma' garmttrdolygu
0 w Hi 0
lion, now being widely mural";
”with; im' idiiisdzmihar (than?
it wait oil:
at “odd unwell aria?!“ her
' my admixture of liar-Intel or insidi-
forming drugs
It to I. buddy. home remedy for.
renal:- and colds and invaluable ass
preventive of consumption.
KW.
AMINI OUFFERIRO
UN on
Fflgg'truli. ashl a. March 22. -
lithium in Gentile we started a
movement to raise funds for the him.
the outlmra in North China, and in
furtherance of the protect a circular
was tossed yesterday eallliil on all
do some to tango vanities lit order to
p stroll themed. There are ten
tiioltuad Japanese in and about Beat.-
liveogynd‘" the uirdulara are being sent to
9 still I! I
Alina: the unusual economies suc-
“and. ii. is mom that all wall: to
. and this work. have their heir out less
gmmntly. use said water for trellis.
room ml in: onlr’svenntln est»
inn ass met out In dross. For
Vilma. it id‘s whilst they use
tel litmus new .
GRANITE OIOPU'l‘I NO‘i’ GI‘I’T‘LED.
no (EXPORT. flue, Maren SIS-‘9‘;
or twelve hours deliberation fill
asettle the dithehity bemoan the
its manufacturers and the atrium: ct
ms at their «sales with the state
”Board of Arbitration last night", The
cutterd demand an increase in pa'y per
hour of two and tour, cents. according
to the grade of work They line eon~
ceded several other points. but remain
ebdurats over on increase.
The representatives of the labtir un-
ion left the adjourned meeting fthe
hoard this morning for a school this
with the strikers. it is understood
that the manufacturers have given
their estimation and will wait for word
Item the union.
omc MO ’
AGtiA Pitta“, donors, Mexico.
starch in an otua
the .lfooteshmtmm viii
on ‘3. rs. “sitar...
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