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THE SOUTH NORWALK
- EVENING sumo-11:1.
ESTABLISHED 31:
JAMES GOLDEN.
1.. All“. 1.. GOCDEN,
rnoenlc'rons.
E'THUR'SDAY. 'APRIL 23. 19111
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«M1NIATURE ALMANAQSOV
TOMORROW.
”High tide 10.31 a. m.'; to: 35 p ml,
5.81% rice: 5: 57; note 6. 43.
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-V
PHONE CALLS.
goo-News Depaftnient.
gnaw—Business Department.
lamb—Brunch Office Nonvelk.
Bgo ”Editor’s Residence
1114 ran-City Editor' 3 Residence.
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Old well Lodge. No. 100, F. and A. M.
Bream in Masonic Building. Southl
Main street. lot and 30 Tuesday oil
each month-vainly and August ex-l
ocptcduat 8 o'.ciocit All MusterV
Masons cordially invited. D Burr
Beach W lli. Robert M. Wilcox”l
Sec.
Butler Chapter No. 38. R. A M. ,;
Hoots in Masonic Building. South'
Main street, second Tuesdays of
each 1nonth~July 11nd August 911-!
ceptodwat 8 o'clock. All Royal Aron
Masons cordially invited. Charles
(Scary e‘f’mctical
flame Drew flailing
0mm
Prepared Erpecinfly For 7711': le:papcr
by Pictorial an'w
'l‘ho yellow uhndcu :m- so funhiouablo
this season thut nothing hotter could be
ur'lmlcd for this blous. than dolit'ntc
.l1 mun (0101‘ trimmed with blue}: and
A. Tuck. II. P. Robert W. Wilcox 1 “11,1“.le
SEC.
TOWN AND CITY,
While the cities of (‘onneclil'ut have
of the
ill‘i'ii growing under, some
:ouniier towns have been growing
Vlnncluvnrd. The town of Warren for
instance, has had fewer people at or-
ll now lulu lit!
lSlil.
town In the state is
vry census clnt‘o I800.
inhabitants us against 87"- in
:i‘ho smallest
Prospect. and this town has dropped
wool 03! inhn-hitnnl in lhiil to 7102 in
1000.
:11; proportion of population between
In 1010 it cool 01‘ votes. So fur
and 'touns is «oncclntd, (‘on-
different
when its present legislative
was first lnid The
cities
nccticul 1111s a 10"11 state
system
out. IIlIt‘
. ngwth from toun to clt1 hue brought
about on acute situation in the logic
nature which must be remedied by a
‘ . ,morc equal division. but how the romeo
0 is difficult
div is to be brought about, with the};
small towns holding the whip hand.
to inmgino.-llridc1~port
Telegram. 0
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CASE OF BESSIE WAKE'HELD.
The case of Batiste it'akenelc came!
under the head of our CODSlBteilt op '
position to capital punishment. but it
went further There has never been a.
11 oman hanged in the good old state
‘ ‘ 'of Connecticut, and the 1"er1 thought
,.
:V a woman in the State or Connecticut.
‘ has been escaped—«New lluven Journ-
0
that one had been sentenced to be
hanged 11as repulslVe. Equal penul-
lies under the law for both sexestny'
appeal to some people; they do not.
to us, at least not. until equal political,
rights have been granted. It is well?
that, when this morally and mentally!
deficient woman goes a. second time
to her trial. she will so freed trom the
sensutionsi elements which the trial.
of her purcmour introduced. it will
now ‘be boseible to judge her case
more nearly on its merits.‘ We ven-
ture the opinion that the imngingof
ail-Courier.
A clip HABIT. , Q ' 1
The Vhwb‘it that; some bola 11m in
log stones at
011111 ' And 1111111501-
w
1 almost
, wallets for summer.
‘oul most effectively in liberty sntin.
dressmaking lousou
tin.- fltahionnble new
it may ho curried
'l‘olinys homo
0111- of
very polo yellow being especially pret-
ty. Tho vest qukn well in narrow block
11nd white striped silk. The waist. in
built upon a fitting lining, which re-
qulroa nhout 11 yard of 36-inch mu-
tel'ini. '
For the waist proper about two yards
of till-inch satin will be oulllclcnt. and
this comes at 81 11 yard and upward.
Threw-quarters of a yard of striped
silk will be required for tho vest, or
wills ribbon may be used instead.
The sleeves may be long or short. and
the neck in finished with a round turn-
OVer collar.
l-‘lrut told the motorist; then place the
plecea of the pattern with exiles murk-
0000 80000.
BASEBALL RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
hinge). ,
Washington, 2; New York.
Detroit. 4; St. «Louis. 2.
Chicago, 7; Cleveland, 0.
I.
uremic sum BLOUSE. ‘
'Boston. 9: Philadelphia. 9 (8 in-
.Standlnn of Clubs.
W. L P. 0.
Chicago ............... 7 l .8”
Detroit ....... ....... 5 2 .714
Washington ........... 4 2 .007
New York‘ ........ . ..... 3 2 .000
lSt Louis .............. 3 4 .129 ,
Philadelphia ..... . ..... 2 3 .400
Boston .. .............. 2 i, .833.
Cleveland ...... . ..... .0 8 . .000
Glmcl Today.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at. Washington.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Detroit Vat St. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
I W
Yesterday’l Bum.
Cinclnnnti. 4; Chicago. 3.
Philadelphia. 8' 'Booton. l.
Brooklyn-Now York. postponed. not,
grounds. .
(Only three nines nclloduiad).
m
Wing of niche. , .
w. 1...‘ no."
rite-burgh ........s 1 .5 .1151
11.111.111.111. ..........i l: .1100
location ..., ....a .1 .70)
St. Louis ......,......;.1 41 0.119
mm induce-Ilvo-vool’ VV‘ “View“;
‘Clncinucti ‘ i .
. a , .
,_
a
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r
‘i
ed by trlpio "'i‘TT” luu'fomtionn o ..
lonuthwluc told of tho material. T0 9
arc the front and book yoke (1"). lie
collars (ii) and (D). respectively. find
the applied book. The actor front , )
vent and cum ((2) and (J). m n
on n longtiuwloo thread of tho I
There are one or two ways in w
the not-it can tn.- finished For a. Q,, .
shaped nook out out. the neck ed
of underbelly from and back on 141113:
small‘ 0" perfolutlons and follow this
sumo rule in the cusc of the sleeve. ii
elbow length in desire-d.
if the lining in carefully put together
it Will not rectum; any alteration. h‘mc
the front and buck from nook edges to
double "on" perforationu.Nov1 adjust
the vent to position on the from ortho-
waist; fit to million. it tar-month 11nd
oven. Chloe undor- arm ovum as notch-
cd; then close 1 o shoulder scum. 8m
tho from us not 111111.111... new on the
Alumnus collar if thin in to he used in
Mead of the low nook.
Now author tho lront. at the uppdr
edge whore it is to be attached to me
voice: thcn author the bottom and low—
er edges or back and long sleeve flo-
tween doublo "'l‘T" perforations. 3911
front to who on notched; place ,iho
Slilt‘Vtts in position. according to notch-
than low in armhole. Close under-
run. alcove and 1 on own» no notched.
Tuck the lloevuu, following markingp.
stitcncd 1,; inch or less from foldg‘d
aunt-11; tinlsh inc neck-adding mum
and prepare to anso on the twink
At the buck thorn in on applied plum
and this must be lutlhr red and adjuqodd
to the outer ball: as indicated. Put on
the lining, 11: again and finish. The
buttons or:- added lost of all. nova [he
zirdle.
No. 5502. Sims 3'1. ill. 36. II. 49. ll:
and “,1qu bunt. Price of bottom.
16 Con!!- I
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Buffulo lit liuitimorc.
St. 1.0qu at. lndiunopoils. _
Kant-1111 City at Chicago
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
"A
Yeneniui'o 111-1111.
loroey (‘itv 7; Montreal, 0
Totonto. 0: Providence. 3.
Buffalo. 6; Baltimore. 0.
'Newark-iiochester, wet grounds._
Standing of Giulio.
W. 14. RC.
Jersey (lily ........... 2 0 1.000
Newark ............... i 0. 1.000
Baltimore ....... 1 i .500
P101 idence ........... .l i .500
Buffalo . ............... l l .500
Toronto ............... i. l .600
Rochester ............. ll 1 l' .000
Montreal ............ ‘. .0 2 .000
Game. Today.
Montreal at Jersey City.
Rochester at Newark.
lliuifuio at Baltimore.
Toronto at Providence.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Galveston. 5: Houston. ll.
Other games postponed on account
of rain.
, count ATLAN'nc Legions.
Macon. 5; Jacki-council» '
Anguish; 2; Chortoaton. 0.
loci-canon. 4; Columbia. 3 11.4.1
came; llfteen 1111111111111-
61111101111111. 4: Columbia. ammo
game: chi innings)
WWW LEAN):
11111111111111. .4: Vllclllpltlo. 3.
, V‘ pavement below.
countered by the Amefionus. ‘
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FWEEK"! m ~'OF: “UNI IN
THE 111a LEAGUES.
“H
Notional Lupus.
New York 1. V.....'. C
i’hiio‘dolphiu .. .’..‘.......;. 0
Brooklyn. .0
illoutou . . . . . . .... .. ........... '5
St.bouis..."..... ..... . ..... ...lll
l’ittabumh ......, ....... .....il
l 01111830 1 ....11
Clublhnn‘ll ll
Alum-icon League.
New \‘.ork ...., ............ I
l’hiladeiphiu ....... . . . .v ....... 30
Washington ............ 8'
llooton ........ ....... 13
Cillcallo ................ . ....... ll
Clovolnud ........ . ...... 10
sDetroit ................... ll
St. Louis .....................
Federal League.
-Kunsas City . . . . ...... . ........ l5
Chicago ...................... 14
St. houis ..................... '31
lndinnapolis, ................... ill
Brooklyn ...................... 4
Buffalo ........................
Baltimore ............... - ...... 1 ‘1
Pittsburgh ...... '. ............ o
, ._ -WM...
001W DRAWS WITH HOUGK.
YOUNGISTOWN; Ohio, Amril '23.»
(loot-1w Chip of Pittsburgh, and Leo
Houck of ruludeliliui. mum 11mm:
- I hurd rounds to 11 than here last night.
The lightingV wus savage.
COLLEGE GAMES TODAY.
Howard at Georgetown
llntcs It Portland (N. i). 1.1.
infuyetlc at Colgate.
Horton College at St. Peter's.
Syracuse ut Syracuse (N. Y. S. Li
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EIIIIIGD Ill IBIS AGAIN
ESTABLISHED
How Vern Crhz Wan Taken
' VERA 011172. Mull 23.——-«Eurl1' 3‘03-
lerddy afternoon the (tin of Vera Cruz.
111111 in undisputed possession of tin-V
American i111 udinl, ion (3
Although there was no orgnnized
force used against them and the onio-
1~rs were less in evidence {iron at any
time during the lighting. clash! Amer
loads wow killed 11nd some thirty
wounded. \\' hile the Motion suffer-
ed more in vorely. the number of their
roshlities has not. been ascertained.
5'.
' but the best estimates olitainod'bl"
Captain. William ii. Rush. of the But
1 1111111111 i-‘ioridn.,1iodlcuted that in the
engagement: of 'i‘uctsdny and “'3an
day-their dendmmted to about 150.-
\‘u one knous how 11111:: Mexicans
foil wodhded. as ”a large‘ pdrt of them
were token may by friends.
lln tho'iureetu about the plaza Wod-
uesduy afternoon lay fifteen or twenty
bodies, the majority of them in citleunc
attire. Some of the men evidently
had been dcud since the engagement:
of Tuesday, and1the tropical heat
made their immediate disposal lm-
pcratlve. ()no of the first orders giv-
en alter the town had been captured
was to bury the Mexican dead in a;
,treuoh 111' the aca_ond of one of the
streets leading from the plum
‘When the oily, you taken the order
was given to advance carefully and
hysterically. that they were not guilty
of any unfriendltuoca whatsoever to-
ward the Americana. “customer! as
the Mexico“! ore to their own ocu-
tonding forces chanting immediately”
men could not but believe that they:
would receive lacs (ironic treatment),
it the blinds of the American The
can mum in house: were thrown by
lclc‘ mun-111111111111 bluejsckeln from the
Inner landmine of the houses to the
l
The mall spirited actio .1 of Maine
day was tho'f'taking of the novel ecu-
, decay. Abide ”but that fight there wait
no definite crunched opposition on-
A lint.
filo 1m W'iuto the 11!vapo
111 the 1111th 9011
for it time held them back. bill
. a. few well-dwell shots from the}
cruisers Chem, 81111 Francisco and
Prairie tore ml" holes in the wallet)
and 11111111111on '11er fire of the Melli-
0“! Illlido. m to the right in the
111111111 1111‘ lulu. ship 31m Francisco
of the 1101le that.
window. 1111111111; 1119‘
precision of torso;
iota then We"
'1 vine :cupturod. [deuterium-Commander:
“. emotion tour through 'it'
, 111 number of lives would halo been
all the prince“ token. the captured Em flog throughout "the attack
her five-inch wills. Ind' would he be dis 1111-11ng he colu-
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
m
,roclu are situated, and a few outlying
VdIBIrl'IQW At. noon they hull token the
l-bsrnckv. When tho
, which faces the 111qu plume. of the city.
Buchanan. of the Florida. made on in-
There wuu
grout aux-prim smonx the Moxie-cos
who had gathered there that the pris-
onera were not released They had
been uncuotomed to seeing the 110101!
-V1ilwuyls volcano prisoner-11 and then in»
press them into his army. ‘
Chief of Police Antonio volavlclemo
was taken prisoner by the Albertans,
shortly alter,tl1oy had Bct'upied the
main plaza of the city. it was sug-
lucuted to him that ho continue in his
_ oiilcisi capacity to direct the c‘ity 11 pro
' tective system.
{under advisement. Had the frighten-
ed mayor made up hill mind to encode
_ to? Admiral Fletcher‘s suggestion.
I which 11111-1 made through (‘ousui Cunn-
do, the Mexicans might have been
,eparod the humiliation of being forced
‘i‘rom their positions and undoubtedly
l
soured ,
Coincident with the orders for the
general advance of the Americans. on
uged,11hlteholred Mexican carrying
the uhito fiag or truce. ('Iiilie down a
street from the center 01 the city. Hel
carried a Mter to the chief of police.
the only authority he hoped to reach.
and desired Consul (1111111011 in read it.
it 111111 an urgent appeal to the- chief
of police to call off the snipers and
prevent the bombardment he believed
Iwould follow it they tontlnued their
lexecutlon E1911 heiore the messenger-1'
limd climbed the stairs into the con-;
\11!‘ s oilitu. i‘uptaiu Rllsh 11115 inform-i
god or the contents of the note he bore'
lunnd immediately sounded ‘couse fir-
“ and huh“ but it 1111: too late
city , prison. ,
He took the matter ‘
0
Opening $111 of
Curtains. Rugs. Malticgs,
Linoicums etc;
11511112....v 5. . :
2'.
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.Vr
. on VQur New Third Floor. We hue reason to no proud of the diaptcfy.
'i'or 11mm 11.11.111.11 patterns “on more beautiful. the variety
.‘9
’greol,’ nor (which uppeois to careful huyero) have the prices been 111)
' low.
111. 25 FANCY scam cunTAms .......... . ...... ' ........ at:
$200 MARQUISETTE CUR‘f'AlNS .......................... 01.”
11.70 NOITINGHAM LACE CUR‘i’AiNs ..................... dial
9 x12 TAPESTRY HUGS, ALL COLORG 314.9!
27 x 54 AXMiNsTER RUGS, VALUE $2.011 ................... 01.49
9 x 12 DIXIE GRABs R063. AM. COLORS .................. $0.79
’l‘h. so specials 11.111 11111111 others county 11.4 good are resin for
F1 May 11 buyers.
STEP LADDER CHAIRS.
hardwood. nicelyr polished; rest
ulnr price ”.71“: $1‘39
No. 0 WASH BOILERS, extru'
heavy tin sides, comer bottom:
ll'oguiur price $2.00 $1.49
White Enamel 'STEN'Clbi-li)
i-‘LOI’R BOX, will hold 21'. lbs.
flour; regular price 1300 . 3935—
The new Ladd EGG mm.
center drim with it beating
blades; will make 3 0888 80 as
far as 1: regular price 5011
................... .- 35¢
Adjustable ormubs on?-
ER. opens into 5 parts; value
$1.21. ............ y ....... 79¢
12 and 14 qt. extra heavy (lai-
vsnized WATER FAILS: regu-
lur price 35(- ........... 19¢
REX FIDO“. MOPS, for clean-
ing, polishing hardwood floors
l‘nho action had been begun all alongl
tlo- line and it was not considered
|11ise to attempt further measure: to
lstop It. The commanders ordered
their men l’orwurd at double quick.
which they carried out with u vigotil
that afterwards gave them the city, '
Blood ole-sputtered sidewalks. brokenl
windows and bullet scarred units gave?
the plaza gruesome aspect. Within the
iliiugonclu Hotel. there were forty:
Americans, most of them women. what:
had been there since the commence-l
'ment of hostilities. “hen the equal-9V
was taken they were lnnncdlateiy no
tilled that then might go to othen
piitces if the) so desired. but that they .
probabh incur no further dunner '11ny
remaining in the hotel
it was not until late Tuesday thot'
the lust of General Moss's men on to!
of the hotel received written orders
from outside the city" to vacate their;
position. The order was obeyed byl
a portion of the hundred men who ’
were occupying the roof advantage
pointe in the interior. but a email por-
tion of the bond determined to club-
bey the orders of their superiors and;
light to the last. i
These men. however. surrendered
Wednesday morning. A lieutenant.
Wilt; was in command of the Mexicans.
was led a prisoner and although he
had room desperately he trembled
and turned pale in the belief on: he
would he cummnriiuxecuted. ., ..
None of the diner-icon women were
much ovary building for men must in auy'muuucr mistreated by the Alex
Venus. Scores of; prisoners were taken;
most of them protesting volubly. mlnyl'
lcalll (tiring-their concoction of the
building. A few or the women as-
slated the Mexicans inlcarrylng their
wounded. ' ‘
in the fighting in the center or the
inner harbor. San Juan de 131011.111:
Ancient atone lcrtreac, flew the Mell-
The
containment and alxty 11111111111111 and.
time hundred 11mm in the navy
yard peered from the ambulance: at.
the Prnirib, 1111'... five hundred yards
may. end {no other. ships entailing the
new «moody in the mum to-
maimed five hundred prioonm. the
echoes oi" the moon the, ships reach-
ing them through a. sixteen foot wall.
Captain Silokney. of the Prairie.
went through the tortress several days
Ego and found tonic heavy guns, live
tormdpn and n. 1111111111 tube in a cor-
routed um blind 11111111111 the wall of
the fortress. When the landing oil
the Alumnus 1051i ordered, Captain
'Slicllholl Built Word to the commandant
or Sou Juan do lines. that. he Would
blow him to plilo 11ml" ‘ Pralrll‘c
such it; he opened fire .mlmn chef,“
1111111411111. but: that olburmce no
mundnnt‘ replied that be would do
Awei- with his cannons ll tired all. but,
that no 'would not begin hostilities
When the onlruuemcnt Arbors occur
, and furniture. One bottle of
polish with each mop: regular
Price. $1.25 ............. 75¢
ROUND WILLOW (,‘I.()TiLi";S
'HAHPEKS; regular price $1.75
Extra. heavy hand mode
SPLINT CLOTHES BABKBI‘Q.
eschlally mode for wet wash;
regular price $1.00 79¢
12 qt. Solid Steel WATER
l’Ail., white enameled; regular
price 751: .............. 49¢
Extra heavy Galvanized ASH
CANS, with cover; regular price
.................. $1.35 311051.19
VIRAT’I‘AZN' and VVIRB (‘AR- 6 qt. TEA KE’i'FLES, solid
rm- 111:.1'ruus; regular price stool. gnu.- enameled; result:
. 25c ......... > ............ 19¢ price 590 .............. 39¢
- CHICAGO CURTAIN STRET~ 2 qt. RICE BOILERS, solid
.CHBRS, can he adluuted to any . .
steel, gray enameled. regular
size. fitted with easel; regular price 650
price $1.98 .......... $1.35 """""""" 45¢
..._. ._..-....__ ._V w.» .—
rluos be landed from Rear Admiral.
Badgers ships before dawn and drawn
up in the plus before the railroad cu-
tioumdthmproocdtotakotheen-
“ration. he noted only after warning
and utter fifteen abolis- from the I'm-
riefa three-inch 111:: but been thrown
into. the stool ironwork of the new
what. uhicb (ecu Market. place. A
persistent but scattered fire. came
from rules in the not-hat duriu all
the only hours-oi the. norm , . .wd
Admit“ Hudson ml intdod to the
whining accompaniment of rifle bul-
his over their head-
When the rush started Admiral Bud-
sen clue-imma- clad in- woo: oni-
orbd ololbinanade. (outline: on, tho
Inn-1p down by crew; will» We
will: icon rust. moved in clean column
formation up to the waterfront, past
the market and corona the front of the
and! college, a lung. three-story struc-
ture built of adobe alone And can»; a.
tiled roof The column moved steadily
forward until the filial 0m but
banned beyond the culture and the ra-
minder were 1111va m9 whole
front close against the pull. .
Buddeuly a. mall-Rf 0,! title WW
broke out. Men from. (Iva Willi were
91.111111 visible lune mar madam
oi the collelfil, and along the roof. The
incision stood their ground pluckny.
Some of them huddled close to the
wall to avoid the rain of mu jacket-
ed buttons from above. while lomoj
W 11311qu d. «all. open apnea Iii-
rectly in front of the building. The”
11111111111111» ma. an link stomach
"but
M18091 V9339 Ill ,.
buildings.
11311121013181!
non-Mom»: my
The jaoklea went steadily ahead
without faltering, spreading out
through the waterfront sections, 391';
in; the highest. buildings and orgnl
liltingL sounds of-guards at street inter-
sections.
The fire along the front graduail}
Blackened and then died out, but the
Chester cent a few shots into the hills
before ceasing. The Hancock, willl
seven hundred marines on Douro, and
the battleship Michigan arrived too
late to participate in the lighting.
The Wounded and the prisoners
were taken charm) the Prairie until
the arrival of the Solace about noon
yesterday. immediately after the l'ir»
lug had been virtually ended. floor Ad-
miral Badger boarded the Prairie, to
confer with Rear Admiral Fletcher as
to the best means for securing tho
town against attack. tor caring for tho
deed. injured and refugees, and for set-
ting in motion the womb! conducting.
the city in an orderly manner.
Eight Moro Men Killed.
WAemNG'mN, April 23.~—Eigilt
men. were, killed and thirty wounded
in yesterday's lighting in the Mexican
city, making the, toul mutiny, list so
for 12 dead and filly wounded.
At 11:15 n. In the blow Department
issued this Mount:
“0mm lint of MI of Ameri-
cana at. .Veta. Cruu April 22 lollows:
Death
,81 My». crlm- 111m corn!»
' 11mm, 0m. m ‘
W. 1. Watson. ordinary woman.
'3'; '9'. .Doimry,. mm .
A. 8, Strong. ordinary seamen.
_ C. (1.. 11011111111. miner's mote third
_ clubs.
0:11.111 Devcriok. «atom ow...
comm-mum:
up. Mill. ileum fim elm: C
gallium. calm mm:
m w” m0 1.131.419.1111 Imi- ll: L.
11. $011-
’
)M‘ 11lo- eiwnflmlADoqmurym.
mm, no will“; F'N.
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