conduct is the great
profession. Behavior
is the perpetual ro-
vesllng of us. ‘Whlt
a man does tells us
what he is.
--F. D. Huntington.
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ESTABLISHED 1870
Entered at the South Norwallt Post-office
as Second Class Matter
scorn uoawactt. court, miner. men 22 m:
CHINESE but “on“ _
EEMEEE to AMERICAN
PRUPERIY Al snow
The Standard Oil Company Makes a Claim for $700,000 tor
Injury Done to Its Warehouses and Tanks by Stray
Bullets, and Sailors Land to Give Protection
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Premier Tang Shau-Yl Arrives at Shanghai, But Nu Metal:
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Announcement is Made
HEONG KONG, China, March 22.-_
Trouble is brewing betwen the var-
ious sections of the, populatiou in the
province of Kwang-Sl and an outbreak
may occur at any moment according
to reports received here.
During tlte lighting at Snatow the
Standard Oil tanks and warehouses
were struck frequentix by stray bui- '
lots The Standard Oil Company,
which has its headquarters here has Chinese promised him that they wouldJ relatives and “mm?
put in a claim for 1000, 000 fuels
isbout $700 000) for damage done toi
i did not wish to dictate to them where
llli Bilillliiii liilli00illlll
Concerning the Cabinet
States monitor Montoroy, when it was
reported to him that American proper.
ty had been damaged at Swatow. iand~
ed a party of men. He informed the.
leaders of the Chinese troops. that he
they should fight battles between;
themselves in their own country, butl
informed them that be was prepared
to protect American property. The
put a step to the burning and lootina
' other school
house.
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tillliiltlil illll
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Some Objections situation. to
Hoidlnp loint Exercises
Next lune
At the meeting of the Board 61“;
School Visitors held Tuesday evenins,
it was voted to require all the gram-
mar schools to have their graduation-
together at the High school upon one
occasion. This measure was recom-
mended by Principal Coarse Iii. Thump
son, of East Nor-walk. who has shoot
five hundred pupils in his charge. No
There are in all 4 000 mammal: grade
pupils
inquiry of Superintendent W E
Chancellor, one of the principals ot
the other school districts, shows that
there will probably be about 150 grad
notes. South Nat-walk unuaily has a
joint graduation for its grammar
schools at the Franklin street school
The room seats 400 persons,
and is always tilled, with all standing
room taken. ‘
'l he Center ethooi has an assembly
room boating 250 and is always tilled:
Th1 Hist Norw elk graduation usually
or more in attendnnctI There
other atnailer districts also to be:
thundered
Every graduate expects to hate both
his parents present and seteral other
head was consulted. '
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and' Our Own Operator
Two cents‘ will bu
The Sentinel,
will present to you
the means by which
you may know facts
for yourself and re~
train from unnz' “So .
and So told me so”
news.
Welter:
WEATHER FORECAST
Generally fair tonight and Saturday;
nmE
Tlteiiorwalks,
, a Respect-
; cell" oily, Pa.
clinging E11 :25
Ian neural-lad Himself as
Salesman apply House
W—
'l‘he arrest of word it. Maison.
alias Joseph Hopi], by the Maiden
police authoritell, and Detective
i Jan llurlto la onitafntm'estlna to sev»
oral Norwsllt bowls and more canoe
laily to William I... Olson. of Film
istrcet one of the. firm of The Roy
noids Motor Car Company, of West
‘stenue. Maison When be operated in
Norwalk maaandflo have Mr Olsen
cash a check drawn on the Buick Auto|
l Company for It'll. giving that some es~l
There is no opposition among tlie‘E ruse first he had not received his ex- i”""‘"°‘° to ‘h' basement and at the
Guerlllu flshllns is BU“ proceeding school heads to the plan of the one pence money. hfr Olson has bad the some ”me 5‘“ “‘9 ”“1““an a “‘0”
its plopettv during the course of the‘ at Canton and in the ”claim and that: graduation but thy Concord street; chock “med ind it ham he been ,0,
lighting at Hankow.
The compiler, of
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the United ,
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Sea Coast Company Restrained
"Wotan Beds Claimed
by‘Frank T. Lane
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NEW HAVEN, March 22.—4Jud3e
Howard J. Curtis Wednesday after.
noon granted an injunction against the
Sea Coast Oyster Company on the pe-
tition of [drunk T. Lane. The court‘or-
der forbids the- Sca Coast Company
from dredginz o..section of the waters
in which the courtnnds that Mr. Lane
has beds. Thetcase is of much inter-
gst to oyster-men.
Judge Curtis says:
“Under the evidence presented it is
proved to a certainty that for 20 years
or more the plaintiff has occupied.
used and cultivated an oyster ground.
. the portion of the bed of the Sound
lying southerly of the line designated
on exhibits, and that he did this un-
der a claim and belief that it was lend“
' designated to his grantors and cott-
"veyed to him.
”-it furthermore appeared that the
'edjolnlng properties of the oyster
franchise to the south. acquiesced in
his possession and use of the same
' until May, 1Eiiio,-wbon.0sptain Rowley
claimed .tltlo'to a portion of said tract
‘ in behalf of the Sea Coast Oyster
Company.
“Under all circumstances detailed i
am satisfied that the plaintiff now
her title to the franchise for culti-
vating said portion of the bed of the
Sound." -,
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—EGG PLANTS.
Water Cress, Green Beans, .Scal
lions, Chicory (Endiv,ei Cucumbersl
Brussels Sprouts. Green Peppers, R03
tuelnc. Radiance, now Turbine. Cattii- l
slower, Kale Spinach. Parsley, BoupE
Greens. Sweet. Potatoes, Tomatoes.
Parsnlps. cranberries. new fleets, Oys-
. tor Plant (saintly) Red Cabbage, Head
Milli”. ,Cth'yl
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Phone sill. Music Hall Block.
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lacunae Di-
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solemn. M,MW. is the Stiper- ’
tor (3th. ill Willdwt Tho divosoe
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l but it is doubtful if efforts directed in
3.4.}. my throat.
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(Continued on Eighth Page.)
LABOR IEI T0
new Llliit‘
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At the meeting of the central Ls
bor “Union which was held last. even!
ins, arrangements were completed for’
holding a rally in Music Hall on Wed i
nesday evening of next week at which‘
times acampaisn will be conducted
against the sale and purchase of non- ‘
union bread which is made out of
town and shipped to the city everyi
morning. Among the speakers will be
Mrs. Patterson, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Bert J. Brunstrup the retiring prea-
ldent of the Union, was presented
with abandsome fountain pen as a:
mark of appreciation and in return ro-
gulcd the members with refreshments;
and music for dancing. The members‘
enjoyed a wry pleasant social time
until 1:30 o‘clock this morning. l
—-8ATURDAV 8PEClALS..
Potatoes, fine cookers. 40o pk.
Very Best Butter, 85c in.
Sugar Cured Shoulders. llc lb.
Very Best Lard. 12c lb.
Full Cream Cheese. 23c lb.
ll cans Strlngless Beans, 25c.
Large assortment Jain, 10c jar.
Strictly Fresh E333. 27c dos.
Blue Label Catsup. 19c bot.
Old fashioned Dried, Beef, 85c lb. '
LOUlS JOSELOF‘F‘.
'12 North Main St.
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PEiiili88i0ll IEFllSEll
roll new butternut
" Building inspector Harold i", Clark
stated emphatictiliy this morning that
so for as he was concerned portals
ston would never be granted to the!
New York New Haven dc Hartfordi
railroad company to erect another wa—
ter tank on the side of the one which
recently exploded. The reilgoedoom-
puny. under the ordinances. may now
.appeai to the board of councilman,
Tel.-467.
.tnls direction will prove any more snot
oessful
Building Inspector Clank "spotty
recently received a oommultlolw
from taboo to top
on tho and of on old
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mantra A. The
to Washlaltos 8t. m: port and.)
”mi detonation and instruction.
iscbool in South Not-Valle has voted
unanimously to suit the anol author-
ities not to require them to Join in
the exercises The Concord street
'sobool numbers more pupils than titsst
Nurwslk and Om school combined?!
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M on»
about.» tire blob school. They are
nearly Ill brothers.
The Hist: School posts 400 persons.
There will bamboo persons who
would like to 30.
some 'of the school men suggest that.
Hoyt‘a Theatre or the Town Hall be
secured.
Superintendent Chancellor said that
he had no objection whatever to tho
plan and that most of the pupils in
lone of the South \‘orwslk schools fa-
i vored it.
He had never tried it in any
city of which be had been superinten
dent. The local pride of the parents
are usually a barrier to joint oxorcls
Paterson. where he was superinten
dent fer several years had usually
about 1.600 [rammar school graduates
each year. one of the schools alone r93-
iltering 2 500 pupils. Large cities can-
not combine. They seldom combine
even their high school exercises.
The school heads all desire to coop
arena with the Board of School Visi-
tors .uud arrsnse any plan that is
feasible and likely to prove lnterestlns
to the parents and citizens. -
-—8MITH'3 D‘NCING CLASS.
Trust Co; Hall, every Thursday.
acupuncturist
IEIIEMEITEITMIED
W E
On Thursday afternoonI Mrs. taster
Ellyatt save a cordial welcome to the
few members who braved the dis.
agreeable weather to attend the
monthly meeting of [the Norwiilt
Chapter. Business was transacted.
one item being the appropriation of
twenty five dollars for the broom doors
of Continental Memorial Hall in
Washington.
Dr. uumhbart. of the High School.
gave a talk on some of his foreign
tray-,ela carrying his audience along
with his rppld descriptions of scenes
Anni min. IMM Wilden! photo
mull! dad opioid prlabl. The many
bad «M attractions of a Mediter-
‘pspipa'p titlp‘ «is sketched for tho
4
iv; m being that they had to
it all at second hand. Neverthe-
,, mo ‘lltlllkl are due Dr. (lumbsrt for
“beautiful vows to other lands with.
;' out the usual accompaniment of toll
m”,
«NOTiCI.
Mrs. Joesph Whitley having loft my I
. M M Marti, after this dot. .1 fill
«to
not be mponriblo tor any
tractod by her. Joan”; _‘
matted». on Fourth Page.)
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JWI opal ltlllnory. Suits.
Dreamland W ; at Mints‘s tumor»
mm 39! art. can
nns. ninth
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meow rum Mimosa
new and limb seam win
Be Spontin linprovsntenis
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The trustees of Butler Lorin. No.
>ocoupsncy of the lodse'a recently ac.
quired block in South Main street, had
been about completed and that in all
my portlcaian
Tb. basement and the first floor.
Broom store, has been leased to
George H. husband Pater Arnhovb
too, of Stanford and New York roo-
rpectlvely. who would establish-there a
candy kitchen which promises to be
the pride of the town. The, lesson
will expand about sntoo in main: the
store ready for their occupancy, which
amount will be spent in Madonna;
the interior and Ittlnl it out with the
necessary fixtures. some of which will
be of marble. The new company will
take possession of the store on
April fat.
William lHubbcil will continue to no
copy a portion of the second door for
his billiard parlors. while that space
which to now used by the Reynolds
clear Company will be vacated by that
concern and rs-modsied so as to meet
the demands of a Manual room for
Butler Lodge. The iloor now occupied
by the» south Norwalk Council.
Knights of Columbus. will be taken
over by putter ladle and the Knights
of Pytblas will retain possession of
the top floor.
32.500 in remodeling ‘uie’ building.
The front will be improved and the
entrance will receive attention, new
pair vestibulotl floors bolus installed
The stur- on tile third door will be
changed 'aboot ill at to stall- the low
room on that floor more spacious. New
dam villi-billion“. iatbii m
roots Motto old Fairlie“ W
bank vault ‘I‘ll be homered. M as:
,The iodsolospoctb to spend about E
this word mmbotu mum is v
Ilil 0000000 lii0lli
i0 illlii $0500
Young Men at the Silvermine iii
P. Church lied Secured
' $900
..__—___._...
The young men of the Silvermiue
Methodist Protestant Church. in co-op—
eration with the Board of Trustees, re-
cently undertook to raise a fund of $1,-
500 in fifteen weeks to matte possible
some improvements in the church
properly. Only $900 of the necessary
amount was raised in this campaign.
but the young men were not discourag-
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P080 00XES 0i 0000
0i B REA. 000. [All NI.
Gained Entrance by Breaking into Oilice of Justice of the r"
Poole, And Then Boring Through a~Thirty-iive
inch Wall of Brick and Mortar
ed. and have now redoubled their on
orgies in another effort to secure
pledges for the remains $800 by,
April 15; intending. if successful in;
this effect, to ask the subscribers to'
the original fund to renew their prom
tees. to order that the desired int
provoments may be undertaken at;
once.
Their idea is to raise the church:i
fend excavate beneath it so as to makoi
la basement room which bill be mall
able for entertainments and serial at
fairs. as well as providing more can»;
fortable accommodations for the Sun-T
iday school room than is possible with
’the stiff, straight-backed pews in
which the school now meets in the,
church.
it is also hoped that it may be port-l
oibie to erect a vestibule, posalbh sun
churchllke appearance A hot air;
ibeatlns plant and electric lights are:
”other features which it is desired to
obtain.
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:3. uomsn a co.
Announce Illiil _. :ZEMIng‘
Thursday. underarm rt: at. Ann:-
oist invitation to all.
Nor-walk. Conn " I
rsrtntee otutur .
ut sum estrus
Percival Bennett, foreman of the
tubing department of the Liberty
meandering Cot-pony. of But Noel
lwsllt. had a narrow escape from seb'
loos injury and possible death. Wod-
nesdsy. when a portion of his clothing
not caught in the bolting of a machine
lforoman prevented his to; from beings
idrawn into the machine. "-
l Mr. Benpctt was starting one of the
in an instant he was lifted bodily and;
carried up to the abutting. Retaining
R s t brace beam near the shaft and
hold on for dear life until the pressure
of the belting had stripped all the;
clothing from his right leg. from the,
hip down. lie was then able to drop‘
to the floor and~neceivo the oonnstu~
lotions of his fellow workers.
Mr. Bennett was formerly a sergeant
of tho 187th 09.. c, A. 0., U. S. A., and
strict; ,ttlt. ' retell ”‘
‘ usual no» La.-
Lola of Pi: Pork, 16o lb.
Homo-mad. Sausage, its. ,
Small lt'mh shoulders. latte.
Loss Sprint Lamb, loo lb.
Sprint Lamb Chops, lilo lb.
Fomuarter‘ Spring Lamb. 1012.
Rib Roast. Beef. 1255c.
Chopped Beef. ill/.c. .
Beat out Shoulder Steak. 12c lb.
Emeaitfuat Bacon. tic lb.
Choice Young Fowl. toil lb.
‘Natlve Roasting Chickens. 22c lb.
Young Hon Turkeys; 280 lb.
ii lb. pail Pure LIN. libc. ‘
“10ib. psli Pom lard. 31.00.
Swift's flutterino. 166 lb. it .
Strictly Nelly. mus. no dos — ‘
; HAYIB’ MARKET.
“MIGMNI IN ”Ill ANTON
.E sinus. ,
and f-pmohlor Itssm fall Inuip-x
moot; A1 condition, not.
' private institution
3!. Wall 8L] .
was stationed at Fort Hancock. bi. J.
. ,. Norwalk will be salted permission by
. cry. Tel. 807-
000000 $0.000 ill BASH llifl Jilllliii, 00l
tEEE 835.000 Ill usu Iii iiiiiil slit E
Small Specie Left on the
Floor When the Men Were Frightenr
ed Away Before Drilling Sale
1
(Tl..EVF:I.A.\lD, 0., March 22.——Rob-
here broke into tho-Bank of Bones, 3
at Boron, Ohio.
twelve miles west of here, during the
night, and penetrating the outer vault,
ligated one hundred safety deposit boxfl
‘es obtaining 88. 000 in cash and jewel-
ry.
i
'ihnt the robbers were frightened
away is belleted as they left the in-
mounted with ‘ tower to protect the nor sate, containing sac 000 in cash '
'partialiy drilled.
No clues were obtainable.
Entrance first was effected into the
adios into the office or Justice of the
Peace'l‘. P Poole. next door. Working
,, we...”
; councillor co.
trims more rank
The Connecticut Company has given
out their intention to double track a
part of their road in Wilson avenue.
outside the city limits. but within the
town lines, from Ryan'e Turnout, so-
ctt.lled to the city line which comes
Just under the new bridge built near
the power station at the lower end
of South Main street.
The company has asked the ect-
mon for a henna; on the matter and
the sol men have given notice or.
the date of the hearing. which will be
91 l 0 o F IMOIIIIM [MI aluminium he WM dramd ‘0 the lhlflil’mi Old ll 3 D. m. on MUM] 261b, in their
that in. pm“ for an. ”mu“ “a: Only the rare presence of mind of the °m°‘ in ”‘9 ‘0'“ ball building
This change in the location of the
tracks when made will give better
summer service. for as it is now many
the sum of St, 800 would be spent in . 'mlohincs in his department when his} times 03"! are held “1’ because they
making that building up to a“, in ".iclothing became caught in the beltin3. fail ‘0 make exact time ‘0 the RF“
switch. With this double track it is
expected because of the longer double
tummy “cm“ by ‘h‘e m“ly t...“ pre.enc° of mlnd he “raped a trick on Wthh cat‘s m“! pan. th.[
the service will not have much lost
time.
it is anticipated that the petition
of the company will be unopposed
and that the permission to go ahead
with the work will be ralven. The lay-
ing of this extra track will take but a
short time and will be ready bu Me
portal Day.
it. is possible that the City of South
the company to extend the double
track to tho bfeadow street turnout.
'At't'r’k'eiteruttv ta
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HILLSVIUE. Va., March 22.-—8ldna
Edwards, nephew of Sidna Allen, and
one of the Allen sang, which took to
the mountains after the court house
asssslnatlou here, was arrested today
at Lsmbsburs, Vs., without resistance,
by a pulse of detectives. Edwards is
bolas brought here and is expected to
arrive about 8 o'clock this afternoon.
Ills capture loads” to the belief Hill
others of the mountaineers soon will
; be in custody. ‘
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J-THIM ANNIVIXOARYE OAKCB 850
,thsr colts seduced accordingly.
‘ Next Saturday. in honor of our third
anniversary prices on oil cakes will
be reduced. Order osrly. Rail line of
broad. biscuits, out. Him a“.
W E
Louousooouoti sororities.
., m It Muflborouub, calcium
behind a partition, the robbers‘tlto
drilled through Poole's wall and
wall of the bank directly into ‘tlt‘o
vault. it was necessary to penetrate
thirty five inches of brick and mortar.
Poole discovered the robbervahm»
he opened his office this morning.
Small specie and rubbish who
strewn all over the floor.
-—-PiCTURE FREE. .
A large, artistically mined plots
,3tven with every purchase of $1 worth
of goods.
EAST INDIA TEA co.
Tel. 311. 123 Washington
nut 'fttu't'f
German Barbie's?"
edSams “ileum
“ in Gold ‘
PROVIDENCE, R. L, March 28. I. ,
thousand dollars in twenty dollar m
pieces. representing the fortune ;
late Gypsy “King," wu stolen H
da‘y from his son, William sum , ‘
horse trader. The police all over“
Enginnd and in New York city
been wired descriptions of a
known only as "Oscar,” whose '
pesrance was simultaneous with
of the gold
Stanley told the police that he ‘
Oscar. who had been employed by ‘
for several months. into the calla W
the house, in the North End w
the family is now living to clean; '
He alleges that Oscar, while til
took the money, which was storedi;
the cellar in a large canvas W
Stanley gave the alarm when hc-dt
covered his loss, and a. police net in
drawn around the vicinity. '
Oscar, when he entered Stall
employ, said he came dram" - ‘
York and had worked at Coney l ;
last summer. The gold had been ..
tied around by the family from E
to place since the death of the
e .
STOP! MOI l
Small Loin Park. the lb.
‘Frcab Shoulder. 1256c lb.
Chopped neat, ldc.
Roast Beef, 14c.
Fresh Eggs. 30c dos.
thchtleld Butter. 30c lb.
Corned Hooks, 10c lb.
1 bars shop, 250.
, batteries. 25c lb.’
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