3 3 pended temporarily.
‘ 3mams and colonies lines 34’
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° '3 «- , Sale on Pennants .
pom W and biennium at
E. K Banks
Huh-ohms Hotel- link ”
Neath News“: . ‘
For Saturday Only
31 Perinatal of soda Normals Now'dlit
Hiaii school. Norwaih, hello island,
Yale, Haward and Princeton.- .
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{’IGTORML REVIEW PATTERNS
NOW ON ‘SALE 3
DONNELY
s1 A'T'IGNERV nun 130ka arouse '
- '16 BOUTH MAIN STREET.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwaik and vicinity: Cloudy
tonight and Sunday, probably local
snows; light to moderate variable
winds. The trough of low pressure
which extended yesterday morning
from Wisconsin southeastward no the
Jersey coast now extends from iiiinois
northeasbward to Maine. it has caus-
ed unsettled weather with rain or
snow during the last 24 hours in all
the northern districts east of the Miro
slosippi river. The storm has cover-
ed enlarge area. but has not develpo-
ed much intensity. Moderate tempera-
tures continue in all the northern dis-
iricts.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 12: high. 20.
Fair.
—-ONLY THIRTY CENTS.
Thirty cents will bring Smart
Styles, the most up to date fashion
and home} magazine issued and
Young's magazine, an up to the ruin
uteperiodloai for all members or the
family, into your home for three
months. For full particulars read the
"Sentinel Offer" on the Home {le-
: partment page.
Miss Bessie F. Corbett, of High
street, is spending the day
York.
Mrs. 14‘. A'. Taylor, of Main street.
upper district, is recovering from an
attack of the grip.
Mrs. James Golden, of Falriieid ave~
nue. is entertaining friends at auction
bridge this afternoon.
There will be a regular meeting of
the Bartenders‘ Union, Sunday morn-
ing, at 10 a. in sharp, at the (i. in. ii.
Hall.
William White, colored, was arrest-
ed for drunkenness again last night by
Otiicer John L. Roberts. He has been
a frequent oftender‘lateiy anddudge
Keogh gave him thirty days.
T—iielpful suggestions for the home
dresamnirer will be found in Smart
Styles. 30c. will secure that and
Young's magazine. for you for three
months, See Home Page:
All buttwo of the officers were ln~
stalitid last night at the meeting or
Clinton Commandery. ,_Knight Tom-
piers. .Grand Junior Warden Arthur
c. Wheeler am the installing.
Louis Dlmond will not return to
work in the 'l‘aradash factory. Mic
awaits the arrival. of his father from
New York and will probably go with
him to the metropolis to seelt’employ
ment. ,
twitter still prevents bowling at’tho .
Booth Norwalk Club, the pits being
tilled. There is some hanger of the
alleys becoming warped by the writer.
The bowling tournament has been sun-
"i‘ho sanitary arrangements at the
' corner of 'ilaviland and South Main
34144 .
streets has been found to be bad. 0fii~
oer mm: 8. Stratton. on investigat
ins. found conditions as the complains
' .3 nuts had represented.
f matterito the board of health.
diet-sported tho
.. w.“
in New‘
Typewriters
All Makes
$25-00 Up
All Guaranteed.
Call and’. see? them.
Underwood Remington,
SmithPremier, L C. SmIth
and others m stock“.
WM. V 3r. BEERS
Book unanimously store. '
South Norwnlir. Norwaik
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RESCENT.
LAUNDRY'
Gentlemen!
let no contract to keep your-.
suite in first~class coudltion.‘
This means you can have
Yoyr Suit Cleaned;
and Pressed
Weekly
for a stated period at a more
nominal figure than you could
obtain otherwise. We will be
pleased to give all particulars
on request.
’Phone - 5 ring 4
We Sell
Life insurance
IN THE
’
Travelers lns.- Co.
A8K,US ABOUT THE
DISABILITY CLAUSE.
it Will interest You.
J. M. Laytbn & 00.. inc.
Real Estate and Insurance,
5 Railroad Avenue,
South Norwalk.
0
MWMLMMFM .3 ,. .w ——m
The Reed & Volk
Electrical Co.
’i'ho Only; Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL IHOP '
‘m the Town
AU‘I’O SUPPLIER
Phone 80§-§03; 38o. Kain. 8h.
You will not be hampcred in
prohibitive prices. You can buy
A. J. Collins
She llnds ehnctly what she wants at A. J. Collins (30.
hlshing for your home and get your money’ it worth3 at
Funeral Directors and Embaimers *
Telephone 747
your choice from ia‘ck of variety nor
a single piece or the complete fur-
& Company
his will. During hisatay unearth
a lizard up; in his duties he's a d
a graiter and a oroolt; if he' it out
you often he is hard up for orders
before he goes out they all want t
course. he a living only to save fu
g; Group,
‘ pneumonia are to be feared and avoid
- ed. Foley’ s Honey and Tar in a great
3 men who scratched each
4471-12 lcNocKaa's cast-:0
Man comes into the 3i‘vorld without his consent, and leaves it against
round of contraries andmisunderstandings. In his infancy he's an air
gel; in his boyhood he's a devil; in his manhood he's everything from
chomp; it he raises a check he's a thief, and then the iawraises ——-?
with him; if he’ s a poor man he' s a poor manager and has no sense; it
he’ a rich he's dishonest. but considered smart; it he' s a politician he's
is an undesirable citined; it he goes to church he's a hypocrite; if he
stays, away he’s a sinner; it he donates to foreign missions he does it
for show; if he doesn't he's sting-y and a tight wad: it he sells good
coal it is too expensive; it he sells cheap coal it is rotten; ifahe Quotes
cheap to boys stamp; if he calls on you he makes you pay his travel-
ing expenses; if he does not call on you he cannot afford to.
When he first comes into the world everybody wants to kiss him;
was a great futurobefore him; if he lives to a ripe old age, then, of
LlFE’s A DAWN FUNNY THING
Why not give us a sample order and try our cool?
his time is spent 'in one-continuous
arn tool; it he raises a family he's a'
of politics you can’t place him as he
; if he does not quote you he is too
0 kick him. if he dies young there
a
ISN'T 3IT?" .
noral expenses.
RAY-MONO BROS.
fl.
W innd .Vi. Ocampo, Secretary of State
Optician
O. D. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Line
Eye‘s Examined Free
368.WALL smear
uonwnuc;
PHONE «a
(Continued from First Page. )
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The :UIliied 'Stut (Government, is
appointed by the Constitutiohallsts to
investigate the recent execution of
Benton and the disappearance 6t (lus-
tav Bauch makes a report. There in
every prospect that the general aub-
iect of protection for American citi-
zens and foreigners in Mexico will be
the occasion of spiritedtdebate in the
Senate next Monday. ‘
Senator Bhiveley. ranking member
of.‘ the Foreign Relatious cdmmittee.
total number of foreigners killed or
injured as recorded by American con-
‘suio throughout the Southern Repub-
lic.
He will uphold the adminsitration's
policy in the expected debate, Senator
Fall, of New Mexico. havinn,r announc-
ed his intention of advocating a
change.
Additional interest in the Mexican
situation both present and past, was
”lent today by the publication of the,
details of a published treaty negotiat—i
ed more than half a century ago, be;
tween the United States and the-ille-
ipubiic of Mexico, which if ratified,
would have authorized the United
States “to intervene in support of its;
,treaty rights and the security of its}
iown citizens whenever Mexico may be‘;
funabie to guarantee the same, with- 33
'out incurring the obligation or neces- ,
city of a general intervention in the,
domestic affairs of that country. 1‘11te
treaty had been lying in the secret ar-
chives of the Senate committee on
Foreign Relations since January, 1860.3
The injunction of Secrecy was remov-
cd yesterday by the Senate and the
document ordered printed for the use
of members of that body.
The treaty was signed in Vera Cruz,
'l)ecember 14, 1859, by Robert M. Mc~
[Lana American Minister to Mexico,
land Foreign Affairs at Mexico. and
3shortly afterwards transmitted to thei
lSenafe by President Buch nan, but it
: was never ratified by the U’nited 'Stntes
;llecense of confusion incident to'ihe
[outbreak of the Civil War. Article
lFive of the treaty follows:
“The Republic of Mexico agrees that
lshould it become necessary at any
3;:time to employ military forces for the
isecurity and protection of persons and;
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Our chauffeurs are all a
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i : .
PflPliilR AMUSEMENIS
" HOYT‘E THEATRE.
If you haven't been to lioyt’s this
Week, take the afternoon or the evef
ping off at once and visit the theatre.
The bill for the last three days is
wonderfully strong in every portion;
the
lar and is guaranteed to cure
blues in any form.
"A Twentieth rilentury Cleopatra"
is being pronounced as the best piece ;
of comedy over seen at the local the
sire: “A Night in Egypt," is chat-ac~
terized by visitors as the best ucr0~
_ hatic not ever seen; Inner and_i)nie
are as entertaining as possible; Miss
Josephine is an exceptionally fine
Policy's public dancing classes will
reopen their weekly sessions in
Dreamland; on Monday night, March
9. dlancing will be held in Dreamland
tonight.
i
‘9
I The cases of the crap shooters lwho
lico,.or of the minister
, Washington. or of the competent le;’
3 gMexico, the necessity
; property pushing 01 or any of the
ironies aforesaid, it will employ the rte-3
_11uisife force for that purpose; but
311pon failure to do this. from any causal
; whatev er, the Government of the Unit
39d States, may with the consent or at}
the request of the Government of biex- l
thereof at,
galiy appointed local authorities civil
. ior military, employ such force for this-
: land for no other purpose; and when ’
in the opinion of the Government of
ceases, such
force shall be immediately withdrawn.
“in the exceptional case, however,
43 of unforeseen or imminent danger to
the lives of property of citizens'of the
United States, the forces of said re
public are authorized to act for their
protection without such consent hav-
ing been previously obtained; and such
forces shall be withdrawn when ‘the
necessity for this employment ceases."
“in a communication transmitting
the convention to the Secretary or
State Cass. Minister Mourns warnedi
taht if the Senate failed to ratify the]
treaty further anarchy would exist in
Mexico. necessitating intervention. He:
said: ; 3
"i am persuaded that ii’ the Govern“
meat of the United States declines the
responsibility imposed upon it by the
adoption and ratification" of this con:
volition, further anarchy will prevail
in Mexico. until it will be terminated‘
by direct intervention from some quar-
ter in the federal politics of Mexico. orl
iby an intervention of our own. caused
by some sudden and unforeseen provo-
cation that will expose us to the re
aerialist and King and Lovell enter- were taken in hand as a result of clev~ sponsibillties of ,1 general war. and a
thin with an excellent novelty act
Another big show is coming
Monday and will be here for
days.
SPECIAL
FOR MARCH.
March is u trying month i’or‘“the
very young and for elderly people
bronchial acids. lagrlppe and
family medicinothat will quickly stop
a. cough,3checi1 the progress of. a cold
. and rollers inflamed 3 andconsested
.' air passages. at is saleupure and al—,
:3 ways reliable.
. piste."
For sale by all drug.
. . 4.. woman wand“- PINED.
lion’s can and Anna ilivo
the W04
9" work 0“ "'9 PM“ 0‘ Officer “0'39“ conquest that few would desire to un- D
on 3A. (iainor two months ago, are to be dertake or consummate »
tines heard in the local corut this afternoon. .
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‘The Not-walk Medical Association
‘there was a good attendance of the
members. They assembled at Dr. Tran
may 8 office. in West avenue. Dr. John
lingers, of New York, read a paper on
“Phyrold” or "Goitre."
l3
i The special meeting of the W. C. '1‘.
U.. which was held at 19 Berkeley
street. yesterday afternoon, was very
well attended It was a commemora-
The fact that this convention was.
drawn up so long ago and have! rati-
fied removes all possibility of its ever
i
“HEALTH WARNING' hold its regular meeting last night and becoming effective now, but its publi,
cation will prove interesting in the 3
light of the present Mexican situation.
I
William 3irelan‘d. outside man of the
city water department is g] at home
threatened" with pneumoni
Dr. Frank J. Kelley of Maple street
is spending the weekend in Jamaica.
Mug- Island,
tive service if r Frances Willard. Mrs. .
Blobs. president or the ridgcport Uti-
inton‘th were or d after undulating.
ion, was the speaker, on she made a. (Lady Washington social club. Thorns or jewelry of My kind it will pay you
3most moi-m .Llimiuzaaslon. . metresh day, evening. Aligned an attic! his to. fetid Cherleh'm‘fim" 03" 3 13; l ‘«
W a.
hiding its time Will e' the commission ‘"
has been in close touch with the State 3
Department gathering data on the ac- '
Mrs. Carrie .Remson entertained the .
40Monanw Gnocsnv groom
MACKEREL medium size, nib l2
HERRINGS, large, round fat, :2Tfiili‘3
"CODFISH absciuteiy boneless. ill.l.4c
”SARDINES, smoked, ’4 lbtiii . slide?
SALMON, Rock“ Brand, 3 1 lb cadlik
TUNNY Fish ,Avalon bland, Vzlhcafii‘ISc;
Condgnsed Milk, Miikland brand
cans . . .
500 Per Mont
Puts an Elet‘tric Meter in“
your house. Can you”
afford to be without it? f
The United Electric Light 38. Water Co.
' Buy 4 gals. 1.. a M. Slim-MIXED um rams".
at $2. 00 per gal.
And 3 gals Linseed Oil to mix with it - -
You then make 7 gals. of pure paint. for -
.. It’s only $1.42 per gal.
Anybody can mix the OIL with the PAINT.
Whereas, if you buy 7 gals. of ready-‘i'or-use paint in 3
CANS, you pay $2. 00 a gal. or $14. 00.
The L. a M. SEMI-MIXED REAL PAINT r: PURE WHITE LEAD.
ZINC and LINSEE D OIL, the best-known palm material: for 100 years. ,9
line a up]. out of any L. &M. PAINT you buy. and II no! the best
point made. return the paint and not ALL your money back.
CHAB. E. DOW, South Norwalk; HU BBELL a STAPLEB HDWE 00.. ..
Norwaik; w. 3. GUYER a. SON, Westpon; NOBTHBOP BROS
Southport ' 7 L
Frank Jacoby
Opp. Hoyt’ s Theatre
Spring ShoWing of
SUITS
COATS
WAISTS 4:
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Our
AdvertiSers
Where and What
to Buy
i
You will find a. large variety of bath
room fixtures at Albert F‘ (iehebe‘ :31.
Today is the initial Sale Day at the
store of S. Lanice. successor to John;
"1‘, Hayes. You will find special prices ‘
in the. adv.
fin
daily at Tristrnm and 'l‘yatt’s.
read the adv.
Sibling styles in mon' a wear at, filo’
'3l) M. Read i‘ompnny. See adv
Better ‘3 33
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M. .H. Glover invites your inspection The new 91"!“ng ““3193 are Inow‘on ‘
at; hisdsbock of Elite shoes, lietter rend exhibition at the lil'icger store) 3 . 4.3,
‘ 1e a v. 3 3 . 3
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See “For the Freedom of Cuba," 3
the Hex 'iheatre today.
at:
Read about the rummage sale at A. , .r.
ickcrmnn and Son‘s. 3 3. ,
fl...— 3
Specials in every department. at
Mlntz’a The adv..ull give you a tow
of the prices.
M14
.4 4/ will?)
“Ll: i ‘ty.
Advertise in the
Fifty cents per month. puts an elec.
tric meter in your house Read the
adv. of the tailed mic; it in L, and W. ‘ ,
Company. ., . ,, . . . ” .r‘:
w-ba. "I". o.-.»
The new spring stock of kimouos, all
the latest styles has arrived at J. i‘. i
Mllilette'us The adv uiil33'gi1e3you . .
prices. . _ 3, . ~ j?
1' W. .g .
lfyouih'ave any old clocks, watches , . , . 3 «at,
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