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7 MASON": DIRECTORY.
6:25 p. m..
Mugs and went Selling Dir; 'raft
‘ sent the army to Texas and went golf- V
lag w—Syracuse Post-Standard.
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1 There is a tight onnow burned the
Democrats to find out whether some
thing or nothing shall be done at the
extra session. ~llridgeport Post
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Mayor Gaynor has furnished a little
girl with a recipe for happiness. He
probably told her to keep out of poll.
lien-«New Haven Palladium
‘ Moll Ledge, No. 108, F. and A. M.
la in Masonic Building, South:
in street, lat and 8d Tuesday of'
“tilt month~July and August ex-
gt) “Cl—bl 8 o’clock. All Master
one cordially invited. Reed
Ha, lyhn, W M. Robert M. Wilcox.
U er chapter, NO. as. R.A
Hoots in Masonic Building”, South
Kain etreet, 2d and lrth Tuesdays or
tech mantle—July and August ex-
Wed-91. 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
llamas cordially invited. William H.
the, H. 9. Robert. yr. Wilcox.
ROBERT M. WILOOX. Seey'.
IVININQ OlNTiNEL TELEPHONE
‘ . CALLS
News Department
Business Department
‘ slid—Branch Office. Norwalk
“it ~Idlter’e Residence
ease—cm Editor's Rasidonee
. .»..¢u._ ~ ~——~mum—~.
The whole town of Killingly is now
subject to an order that on dog shall
be allowed to run at large until after
June 21. A case of rabies there some
time use brought out an order which
covered only two districts. but Com-
missioner Averill is now satisfied that
the opportunities for infection have
been such that nothing less than re»
straint through the whole town is re
uulred.
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MONT TO THE POINT.
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Rumor has it that President Taft
has not read a magazine for two years.
—Worceater Gazette.
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Twenty thousand troops went to
Texas to settle a Mexican war in New
York?—~New York World.
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i‘ood prices falling. Well. let 'em
fall. There was reason and room for
iL-New Haven Journal and Courier.
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A popular toast in China Just now is
the famous. Here's all the hair off your
heed—Beaten Herald.
, Peary gets tho rear admiralty, which
is a very satisfactory substitute for
{the poise-Memphis Commercial Ap«
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An Englishmen has paid 8150.000
‘ for a Titian. Pshaw! "Bob" Chanler
I)!“ more than that for a brunettc.-
Ichpneutedy Union.
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Unclo Joe Cannon says he would
its to enlist. Well. he has always
been where the smoke was thickest.—
New Yuck Telegraph.
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Mr. Cleveland wrote hill \‘cnezllcln.
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We hope that no war with Mexico
will begin until Richard Harding Du
vie has had time to mass himself on
the border. - Scranton Tribune ltepub
llcull.
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it sounds funny to hear that Abe
lluef gives notice that you cannot
keep a man's soul in prison. Most
folks didn't think he had one—«Nor-
wich bulletin.
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MaJor of marines stationed at New
London. ordered to report to New
York for duty. got married before
starting. Those Connecticut girls are
wise-«New York Telegram.
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Col. William l“. Cody, "Buffalo Bill,"
announces an ambition to round out
his career as one of the two senators
from Arizona when it is admitted as
u state.—~8priaglleld Union.
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A-ha! We begin to see the use of
the harem shirt. Some women of this
state want to be appointed on the po-
lice force. now that they may wear a
nether garment that is provided with
a pistol pocket.-——l‘aterson Call.
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The report was probably exaggerat-
ed. that some of the rubber boots or-
dered for our army in the Cuban war
get along in time for the soldiers to
take to the Texas deserts.~—Meriden
Journal.
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Now for a strong message from
Gov. Baldwin on the subject of public
utilities. The llridgeport Post calls
for it. The state is ready for ll. And
it might help the legislators to hold
firm.—-Ansonla Sentinel.
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All branches of the Missouri Na-
tional Curd have been ordered to re-
cruit to their full strength but peace
societies need not be alarmed ’f‘hc
whole organized militia in this stair
consists of live infantry. two bat
tcrles. two cavalry troops. signal and
hospital corps. and the aeronaute.-—St.
Louis Globe-Democrat.
lly a decision of the lndlana au-
preme court Sunday hall playing is
permissible. The court holds the law
passed by the last legislature permit-
ting professional ball on Sunday was
constitutional. Sunday ball playing Is
one of the things that is soon to be
sanctioned everywhere. it's a' clean.
healthy sport. vastly hotter than be
in; locked in an alleged hotel bar
room or icy riding in an automobile.
~llolyollo Transcript.
Thursday,o
Betas is and view ear
YOU ARE MOST CORDIALLY
INVITEDOU TO RA'I‘TEND
OPENING
DISPLAY
of STRICTLY AUTHORITATNE
SPRING
MILLINERY
Friday, March 24th
Sat, March 26th
its even at umber elsnlllum‘n. net only refills
welllell of The Hematite. but else te malty ilvln. ill
mm. as it la the first showing for
1611's Orrin. and “MM" season
reasy'tb elm ltwlll ease you been" is lull.
March 28d
display it we are net
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APPROVES NEW CUSTOMS RUL-
ING.
Secretary Mani/each Expects It Will
Help Returning Tourists.
WASHINGTON. March 23.~Sccrc
tnry Machagh has approved a new
customs ruling which the Treasury ile-
purllnent expects will do much to rt“
«lllce the troubles of returning tourists
from Europe and nlinlnilsc attempts to
smuggle personal belongings.
Under the law. each American rc-
lllrnlng from abroad lri (mlltled to
bring ill free tlou worth of personal ho
longings. The customs rulings hither-
:o have been susceptible of elastic in
lcrprelatiou and many troublesome ill-
clllents have arisen. The new ruling
lnallee specific announcement. of what
articles a returning American may
bring in free to the value of “00 as
lollows: Clothing. toilet articles. Jew.
clry, personal ornaments. mineral.
fishing tackle. golf sticks. guns must
all instruments steamer rugs toys.
shawls valiecs and trunks
These things will be considered du-
llable: Household goods. books, pic
lures. tableware. table and bed lint-n
and similar articles unless used by
the owner a year abroad. floods in the
piece will have to pay duty. as will
presents for other lurrsons or articles
i i any nature for sale.
Of so-callod expatrinicd Ameriluns.
“”00! will be required that thcy halo
abandoned their homes In the United
State! and taken bonafidc residences
abroad. Non-residents of the United
States. howcver. may bring in perm-
nal effects for their own use. comfort
or convenience or articles of adorn
mant without limit oi valuation under
the usual regulations.
George Othame. of the local trolley
lines, in suffering from an attack or
the mumps.
Special for the End of this Week---
Home-laid Eggs, 20c dozen
Fifteen for 25c
Pink Alaska Salmon, We can i Butter, 25ch
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
I “OI?" MM” ITIII‘V.
That Peculiar ‘ .
Lightness and Flavor
Found in the finest biscuit, rolls,cak¢,
etc., is due to the absolute purity,
fitness, and accurate combination
of the ingredients of the ‘
Royal Baking Powder.
The best things in cook-
ery are always made with
the Royal Baking Powder.
Hence he use is universal
--in the most celebrated
restaurants, in the homes
of the people, wherever de-
licious,wholesomefoodls appreciated.
Royal Baking Powder
is sold in every civilized country,
the world over. ‘
[than Bahia? cup.
only oval-mfrmm.
MMWMsb-fise. “him
ROYAL “KIM WI 00.. NEW“.
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POVERTY SOCIAL iN GRAN-DRY.
A poverty social was given yester-
day in the King's Daughters ll. the
home of Mr. and tire. Bliss Sherwood
in Cranhury. There was a very large
attendance and the affair was a most
successful one In olery way”. The la-
dies came attired in clothing of the
poor and lines were collected for any
fincry that might be llcrn. One lady
in particular paid a rule or 60 cents for
the privilege of warring her diamond
ring on the occasion. ill connection
a llh the other entertainments mfresh‘
lncuta hero served and the time spent
lll olhcr pllissnl ways.
HOTEL ARRWALI.
Mahacilemo-~J. r bennell. n. t‘
Goldsmith. F. (‘ Campbell. W. I" On-
llnrn. J. J. Flynn and site, it Tharp.
P. it llamlln. l" A. lisnlon. New
York; J ll l.olllw.ood Greenwich: J.
\i‘. Sludlicll. AYopli Breensleln.
liltdgoporl Ey3;§mb .4
Nickerson Boston nplnln.
H. (‘ Cauidy. llol (3.8 Cassatt.
w (1. Shaw llroclllllls; ll. 8. Bowen.
Saratogn. N. Y,; Layton. C J
l-‘iich. ll. Mathewson. RD Lawton
city.
hiXTY-OICOND WEDDING ANNI-
VERSARY.
Captain and Mrs. 336nm P Cross
men, of No. 3 Jennings ace, will next
Saturday observe the sfnlyaesond lin-
nlvorsall of their rrlage. Thcv
have not issued ally lnrlsatlons for the
meat but will hr at ome to any all
of their friends both afternoon and
evening. and will be glad to receive
their friends at this time. Captain
t‘rossmon was eighty live years old on
February 2lst. and his wife was seven-
ty nine on Februnrl 20th
Mrs. Jeanette i-I. Ferris, of Norwalll.
was entertained by friends in Staph
ford. yesterds)‘.
MO“ “I
Rousing Special!”
M roe It Recent)
Features that should crowd the store with eager showers?
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Waists
An excellent lot of due Lin-
gerie and llatiste Waists in
an extensive assortment of
styles; high neck. button
back models. all beautifully
trimmed. all sizes: regular-
' ly i3. 98. Friday Special
$2.79
lDaintyUndermuslinl j
woman's unaware
Made of line quality Nsinv
sock trimmed with deep
ruffles of embroidery in a
variety of pretty patterns.
full cut in all sizes; 500
quality. Friday Special
37c
Dresses
Lot of dainty All-Over Em-
broidery Dresses. trimmed
with Clear lace. kimono
sleeves. Dutch neck; white.
pink and light blue: regular
no value. Friday Special
$6.79
PETTICOATB
l-‘lne quality Muslin Petti-
coats. made with deep
flounce of embroidery. beau-
tiful designs: $1.50 value.
Friday Special
98c
UNDEROKIRTS
Short'White Undersltlrts. or
soft white Cambric. made
Corsets
“Royal Worcester" Corsets.
all new Spring models:
Friday Spec
regularly 82.
tel
$1.09
with ruffle of embroidery:
70c \aluo. Friday Special
49c
.Ceat’ s Neckwcar
New Spring line. special I
‘250 J
EELUnderwcsr
Complete Spring li e of La-
dlee' medium at] light
weight Underwear. "Berk-
shire" Vcsta and Pants.
Friday Special .
25c _
Children's wand
Blouse Waists with and With-
out collar. colored and
white, since 6 to 16 years.
Friday Special
50c
Table Cloths
All Linen Pattern Damask
Table Cloths. hemmed ready
for use: value 82. 50 each.
Linoleum
. he beat on the market"; an
assortment of new patterns.
2 yards wide; always sold
at 81.26 yard. Friday Spec-
ial. PEI YARD
.' ’t 89c
Lace Curtains
lncludln White and Arabian
Lace in very neat and et-
fectlve designs; grades us-
ually sold at 81. Friday
Special. PER PAIR
79c
Window Shades
All desirable colors. full slses;
regularly 25c. Friday Spec
ial. IACN
18c
White Waisting
500 yards of Mercensed
welte Walstlage. mac: ef‘
feels: valueu the Friday
12:56
l-‘rldsy Special
5159
Gent’sUnderwear
Medium aelgbt Gray Shirts
and Drawers all sizes, 32
to is. Friday Special
50c
Outing Flannel
Fancy Outing Funnels. large
variety of designs; value
8:. Friday Special. YARD
. 4c
Embroidery and
Laces
All Linen TORCHON LACE!
in a variety of new pat-
terns. ln widths from i to
1 inches; regular 8c and
1235‘: values. Friday Spec
ial. PER YARD
5c
but of CAMBIIC EDOiNOS.
handsome new designs. 4 to
7 inches wide; the and 25c
values. Friday Special. YD.
[2'40
Handkerchiefs
Ladies“ Plain White Hem-
sltlched Handkerchiefs;
regularly so each. Friday
Special
6 for 21¢
Toilet Articles
Sanitol Powder. Paste or Ll-
quid, 26c else. at. .174:
Babcock Corylopais Talcum
Powder. reg. 15c. at....12e
Cosmo Buttermilk Soap. 10c
cake. at ........ ..‘......7e
HAIR BRUSHES. dark and
light bristles; regularly 25c,
at ....i.o
beseeseeee-qsesea
BACK COMB.
Ledies' Mounted and Plate
Bach Combs; values up to
it. Friday Special. .....i!e
SOFT COLLAR!
And Tie to match. choice of
white. blue and ten: two
Collars and one Tie. l-‘riday
Specie!
lessee-lease.-
HOO! SUPPORTING
Ladiea' Fancy F‘rllled Hose
Supporters: values from 500
loin. Friday Special. per
are. .
COLLAR SUPPORT!!!
F'lexhone. from 2% in. to 3%
in high. Friday 8m
lat .........2 cards feces
POPULAR
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Rhelngold and Tuetenlc
3011‘le AT Till DRIWIRY. BROOKLYN. NEW
Y0“. B? I. LllfllMlN'l 80m , -.
liaisons
lll'ellrresie Attorney bays There Will
be its Peace ill Ileslae Until
He Dess-
Nifw (inbuilt). ital-eh 23.~"PM
ldeet Dies must step down before
can some to lesion "
is is the deelsrstionef Captain
8”me J. “Willi. d warm
attorney tor the losers lneu
d: Mt”. . 3:: time
u e
a eensu’ ltatlee with President (is .
on matters concerning that merit-
o‘gillns are ”neatly denied
fist lint interests are
tag “gnarl“. Nelliean revolution.‘
adore faintly alone is fun
the may for the revolution." .sa
."iiuadleds of thousands have
all by (3me
monument
rsseleellr alas laus'r llaslall.
stand WWW
army could hardly cope with a Cell-
tral American force.
"Oellnting all his forces. he has not
“.000 area that he can depend upon.
The army is heaeyoomlled with aodi»
tieaend thersls no such thingssa
volunteer force upon which hece cell
call. The common people do not like
Limaatenr relay morethsn bias and it
will be its his tor the minister or
finance to to bring about peace. "
ms or slla'rallsll lesirrlrv.
emu unearth. 0a.. limb is.
will: I, o. MUNIICDI: of Pettsvllle. re.
0' receives “smut; hang};
‘ Seesaw it.
m hetai‘aere where
a seem
m wheelie-
attend to ultra. veit and
in. neither. on the trip
ale ma
nmllaesmtt
will
rode in it to the hotel while Mrs.
Roosevelt and her daughter. Miss Eth-
el occupied the ordinary hotel hue.
lire. Roosevelt and her daughter
were very much amused when inform-
ed ef the blunder.
W
sser slualc res Till PUlLlc. '
Nlllw HAVEN larch law-The pis-
lug of the best music within ees ’reach
of the general public is one the
greatest factors in the increment for it
ended“ opera and as school
of music. according to the c nioil of
Victor Herbert. the combo“ «vials.
ed in an interview here. In. Herbert
conducted one of his compositions Its
concert given at Yale Tuesday.“ 1y,
a people taught to love music
appreciate great artists can bring forth
a national opera. such as is now derail
oping in this country " he said. "th
is no reason. is there. up should
rs. not have as great sic ole
no erases we here Gena Italian?
~ armour“ .. i... .. or
‘ e or n e
as seal-e and the i melodies to
helicopter W ~
Merton Hillel" Mm miter
lines, is lit stills
hm
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