Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 16, 1901 · page 4

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to keep his expenses

 

the death .1: hi
the liret Duke of Wes

decomn to Fluid Marshal lord Rob! ’

u ' soon,
teemhloh he pneusdst
~ 3 _ 3 ‘ meningitis
lllllllllllllliflflInnloilll3 '1
4, ' out...“ He served ‘ M

in south Africa last year as extra aide

' " Milly Wm also near

‘ ‘00 years ago.“33n3 will“ 1.3th
, s apolitical:

d3llfllll'1l. HrrJohu-

'i 100 Opossum Fur Scarfs, regular price $4.00 each, , ,
50 dozen Ladies Flannel Night Robes, regular price $13 98.

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

. . .llllflil testified t he 43
ppro‘pristed tor one. and cm oil- the 111111: or my ,3_ took in”, bath. and the “my time each, 1.25.

“MP4- “3?: wxfil’lfi: .glfiifinfilrfi‘gfi‘; £323,” hm "m7 : he {was agiledmipfsohaet was 3131133331313 030. Ladies Silk .\’t_’aists, black and colors, regular price $5 .00. S
3 . 3 3 4- 3 monwon consoncnc mo . 0.
ecided tililt$§oooo ,.".l.‘,‘;,,‘;:,‘,;‘,°,§3,t,“° if‘mw‘NgW? 1.1. oiilee and consulted him in u... “3°“ 344 0-5 3,
4;) tic-cpl” the White 1e1- to hindrance? 3%,.“ “0033““; . 3' transfer or stock or the northern and Ladies. Mackintoshes, were $2.00 ouch, tomorrow, 44 4 4 50¢.

litéd, heatc and repair. West. whose marriage lost your to ‘4 iifbimcu’gfl‘riftlgfli'fifii.“3.1.3.5 Ladics‘ Wrappers, regular prices 980, $l.25 and $1.50‘,to’- -“ ‘
a 'cut and the flowers 313130;); glaridoplu Churih3iil cul3med a stock was to be reinvested to earn 5 mormW, 3 3 . 3 35°!
But perhaps the presi~ c; Q “a 0 00mm“ 11 m ety cu" 4 4, Per cent. Mr. Stillman says he never Black Ali-WoolChcviotSeige, dolor quahty, tomorrow, 4751:.

tgfg’mfi’kfiimfi‘lj’ffimgg‘; 53m Ladies’ Colored Petticoats, were up to $1.95 each, tomorrow “ 68c."

in his school account 810.000. and the 54-inch All-W001 Ladies’ Clot3,ll regular price 59c., tomor-

no. out that by practis- colonel William Cornwallis w... ‘
horny he can live like a save his daughter away
The bride wore a gown of soft. white

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

uhlolpsi Supplies.
ridxeport Farmer. )

creation of a new depart-
ew York municipal 11f-
bgiven the handling of
hpplies’ for the city, is a new
ow being dlncussed The

htller of it is Fire Conl-
pher Scanuell, who says that
chase of supplies should be
ed by common sense and
e matter gives him more
than all tlle rest of the (le-
rk. This idea is not
. Every grunt Corpora-
specially where such cor-

has been made by the
etion of a number of small
as, a department of supplies
does the buying for the
business, ‘aud giving its
full attention to the work,
flowing the market and the
itions generally, is able to
or the aggregated concern
profit on its whole business
mere saving of expenses at
‘4 Could the buying of sup-
r a big city like New York
he honestly along the lines
ndicated, there is not the
‘ doubt that millions of

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

satin. zltb a chilled overdress. richly
embroi cred with allVer. and a full '44,
court train of ivory velvet. embroider-
ed with sprays of roses. She wore the
superb Westminster diamonds and “
pearl ornaments. Pagesuin suits oop-
ied from Ghinsborough’s -"Biue Boy."
bore the in sin There were eight bride-
maids. in white satin, with wreaths of .4
whiter ones and Silver leaves on their
heads instead of picture huts. .

After the ceremony there wane rc-
3ceptlon at Countess Grosvenor's house.
Subsequently the couple started for 1%
ton Hull. where they will spend their
honeymoon. An enthusiastic reception
for the bride and bridegroom has been
prepared by tenants. There will be a
torcillluht processionw

The newly married couple received
over five hundred presents. Among the
donors were Kin Edward. Queen Al-
exandra and the ultc and Duchess of
Cornwall and York.

DEAD KING or ssuvm.
Large Crowds Assemble to Await the
Arrival “of 4 the“ Funeral Train.

KARLOWITZ. Austria Hungary.
February iii—Large crowds neriembled
at the railroad station here this morn-
ing. awaiting the arrival of the train
from Violins hearing the romaine ot
formér King Mlleu. of Bervln. Full
oral arches draped with black and fly-
ing mourning flags were erected at the
entrance of the town. on the principal
square and elsewhere.

Many houses wele draped and the
patriarchal palace was profusely dee-
orated with emblems of mourning

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

4 funds. 4

4 Dr. Seth Hill of Trumbull slid Charles

Ami kind of trouble is unpleasant

A great deal of trouble comes
,0th all unsatisfaoiow groomer!

provision dealer.

pleased customers. ,
to number uou among them. Will
' one let us he ‘? ' ‘

CENTRAL
FOOD 00..

wow ' ' " '

olilSl‘ EIGHT OF l‘lllill !

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. son as trustee.

we ballemallll '
Would? like

 

4 duty here as rofessor. since 1871. Ho.
_3“ graduated fro” ”the Military academy
‘ in 1882. and stood second in his class

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Cor. Railroad Place

Washington“ Street

 

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bank stock is among the missing

Judge Shumwuy heard the applied-l
tion. and Attorney Samuel C. Show,

F. Sililmau. were appointed. Attorney.
Thompson recommended the three
names. The court removed Mr. John

 

“WEST POlNT PROEGIOR DEAD.

WEST POINT N. Y., February 16——
Col. Peters hilclline, professor of the
dopaltment of Natural and Experi-
mental Pllilosophy. died this morning.
after a short illness from pneumdnia
He was 75 years old. and he'd been on

He entered the corps of engineers and
served in the operations against
Charleston in 1883 and 1864.

TIDE TABLE FOR FEBRUARY.

Computed for Wilson Point Dock.
From U. 8. Coast Survey Tallies.

Tide table fer i-‘ebruary. 1901, com-
putod for Wilson Point dock from

 

height in feet and tenths are reckoned
from Mesa Low Water. which is the
datum of soundings on the Coast
and Geodetic Survey Charts for this
region. and which is 38 feet below
mean sea level. Morning tides on first
line. afternoon tides on second line of
each day.

Date. HT. 33m. In. Ht.
Iii. 8.31am; 7.5m 2.28am. 0.4ft.

United States Coast Survey tables. The

row, " 45s..

100 dozen Ladies White and l’rilltc d Iiandkercllieis, special

value, , 5c.

4 27 inch All Wool Tricot Dress G- 10115, \alue 35.43, ch0ice33

colors, 4, _ ,25c.33

18x36 1‘ 11rk1sll Towels, regular price loc each, toln01r0u, , 4, t‘. 73c.

Lockwood Brown Sheeting, 2 yards wide regular price 20c

tomorrow, 44 151:. 3
500 lords Fancy Outing Flannel, regular 70. quality, to- , ;

morrow, , , ‘ 4949'
One bale. White Heavy Domet 1.; lmlncl, 100. qualitv each ' 4 '

tomorrow, - . 5%c.
lOO Pallor Brooms, twenty—live ce lt quality each, tomor-

«1114139.,
25 Oil Heaters, nickel base, 10 inch wiclr.’ regular price

$5.00, tomorrow, 3 ‘ $0.938.
Decorated V cgctablc Dishes, regular price 150., tomorrow

each, “ m3c.
Decorated Dinner Plates, Cups and Saucers, regular price 3

15c, tomorrow, 4 1.00..

A new WINTER JACKETS, LADIES’ AND Misses."0hE-t-
THIRD REGULAR PRICE; '

 

 

 

LAW, AND ORDER LEAGUE. to our agents an indifferent persons." ,
he said. 3,,

 

 

Bill Calculated to Kill the Organization —-—---«-—«—~

introduced at Hartford. SKELETONS m ‘3 CAVE"

NEW HAVEN. February 16—990"? Bones of Twenty-six Human Beings ‘
my Thrasher. of the State Law and Found in the cum- Mountains.

Order League. today characterized a CHICAGO. February ilk—A special
bill iniloduced in the Legislature-m :o the Tribune tram Austin. 'I‘e‘x., says:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

’ 9,11 ,1... 1 , _ _ . te'rday. by Mr. Eddy. of Vernon ascal- w. Van Sickle; member or the House

EIGHT HEAVY " 17 9,202.31, 318%: 3:3; .335: colored to kill the leuzue- “It pro of Representatives “trom Brewster
,‘ 9,571,“. Mft. 3.41pm. —0.4i‘t. video." said secretary Thrasher "that county has returned iron: '11 mm; to
‘, 18. 1009mm. 3,3“, 4,073“, «0.60. the leasue shall be prohibited from do his western Texas home, audzhrlngs
l . 10.41pm. am. 4.22pm. -—o.su. "‘8 Bnl’ “W0“ "1 a town. borough or the report of the discovery in the Chi-
, 11) 10.53.1411. 3.41:. 14.55am. .03“, city except “ill"! the request of cerium cos mountains. ninety miles south or

.. “* 11.25pm. 8.4ft. 5.07pm. ~11". "1081°m¢lulmwlllclhotcommunism the town or Alpine. of a nuy’e hereto
4 Al 20. 11.450311. 8.6ft. 5.413.111. —1.1ft “1M “0 shuli "01 bl? permitted to (10 tore unknown. in this have were found
‘5 00 E h ' ‘ 6.550.111. -—1.3tt. any work at all. inasmuch as there is the skeletons of twenty six human be
$ ac 0 ‘ 21, 0,123.31, 34m, 6.27am. .1”; “0 Dl'OVlBlon for hfiymeut of any ex 11135. The skulls were submitted to

 
 
 

city He Supplied a great A special train was in readiness at

33 tar than it now ‘3 There Somiln (tthef fronstler 3to3y‘vnl3, [0 bglnég

, my goes 5 rom orv a on raus o n 4

big trust companies which tending: but, it is understdoll. the

d3 undertake to ‘10 that busr- authorities at Belfgradc were placing
ve bonds for its honest (ingenious inbgheir way. 3 3 3
1t cricrlnanc‘: and rent “'0“ e Wald OXDCl‘ (Nicol ll

'4 I 3fptllc monc , of the carrying out King'Milon's wish to be
$3 0 3 buried by the side of his grout grand

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

mother, Ljubiezu Obrenovitcil, wife oi‘ ’ ,: 12.31pm. also. 6.41pm. -—-1.2!t. $911808. and “Nassau“ “mildew“ an examination surgeons say they
Miles. founder of the dynasty. The .. Sold from s“) m 5‘5 0 . . 22, i.00u.m. mm, 7.18am. film; we could not. it is evident. be compeii- are not skulls of Indians .41 —
Rid!!! for Firemen. whereabouts of the vault. could not be .. . ' ... . 1.21pm. 8.2ft. 7.27pm. —-0.91t. 9“ ‘0 8° ”WWW“; and inasmuch 118 it is the impression of Judge Van
(Ansoniu Sentinel) discovered until a. certain centen- :::: . , D . . . . .4 23. 1.603.111. 8.4ft. 8.123.1u. —-0.?ft. the “ma“ would “0‘ “a a “‘19 admit Slekle and 0f others that the boil“
03“ other measures how be- nurian was discovered who had attend- Your Size Here . . . . . .' 2.14pm. 7.8ft. 8.23pm. ~0.6ft. ““4“ they needed assistance there are those of members of the expedi-
g 0 ti f l f th i' Wh O 0 O O 00 9 24 2.43m: 31“ 909 m .03“ would be little chance for any service tiou of Cubezu De Vacs. in the 31!.
the General Assembly "l $110 igul‘tfnvsg :penefii [lilgfieiriuna 031i . . . . . O . 38 ' 31 36 35 9 . . . . . . ' 3.129.111: 7:6“: 9:183:11): —-0:1ft: on 001' ”UL" teenth century De Vaca started out
the trolley ownc1s are ill- the wooden com“ had “no“ apart and O O O O O O 0 ’ ~ ' t . . 9 9 9 9 25, 3.39am. 7 71¢ 10 15am (Mm, Secretary Thrasher concluded by ex- to find an El Dorado. and his route
{the allowing policc- that the corpse was exposed. it was ‘ . . . . 0. . 3 I 3 i z . . z 0 . 4.16pm. 6.8ft. 10. 25pm ‘ 0.8ft. pressing the hope that instead of pass- was across Texas from east to west
em" to ride freq who, in .1 most remarkable state of preser 0 O 9 0 0 0 :z. :: 26. 4.13m. 7.3a. 11. 8911.111. use. me such a 11111. another be3sn3bstl3ultea and into Mexico. They all perished
4- ’l l ltl t t vation. The features were quite rcc- 9... 9 0 e Ever Evenin 6.01pm. 8.th 11. 8711. m. 0.5ft. repealing the leagues ehnltel. then with the exception 0; the leader.
Y~ “5 C. 3"“9‘ m ‘ ‘3 ‘“ ognizabie and the pearl ornaments and O O 9 0 p n V g ‘ ° ° ° 27. 5.51am. 7.1tt. as private citizens We should continue
terest of the public. that the lilk robes of the princess were intact 00. Until 9 O'clock 0 ‘ 0 . 8.68pm. can. 12. “hum can. our work alone the some aggressive The first year after she is married a
r 4a fireman reaches a fire. .9 ' . 9 28. 7.031.111. 7.1ft. 0.570111. 0.4ft. and eitectlve lines as heretofore. slm- woman ought to be made to carry a bit
mficcman gets {0 the scene 1 6M9! GLUE MEET. O TBl connection '33 ‘2 . 8.059.131. 0.8ft. lflflnmo -—0.1ft. ply requesting that warrants be issued in her mouth. -
film» the 1110re3q13cl1ly3 tile Knickerbocker. Will Not Take Pm ~——-—-—- 3 " ' . ‘ CALL 58 2‘, ‘ “ ‘ ~ " “ ““ “ 3,
iieléiiidiiflfi‘ii‘; .‘r‘i‘nulii “"""‘““‘°' "' °""'"‘4‘“ 4 4. 44 ' ' . I
411..., deatobcalzood moon‘s-“runners: l DAVIS 818M “
l roPey CIOillpal'ilthS receivehyal- urethra degidfd 333th:“ 3111110333 tho: ' ’
rancr gas or not In c anges me e n is me as ru es :1 ' -. . “ 33 4-
bun alfal‘d to assist the gets; “‘3” 1““ lfnefitlng 0‘ "‘3 ”“2“?“ cool- Tallors' Clmmerb’
m ttec o t 0 once ssoe at on were 4 ‘ “ .
eifare 0f the public. In All- rescinded 0,. suspended, and certain Hatters, l‘lll’illsllerb. .

 

.and Derby. when a fire other concessions made. they Would
in is sounded. firemen not on- nptthakeAnfrttlIn t3? glpdsontfitlgergneet
dc free, but the cars often haul " 9 la“ 0 ”0“ 0 9 330-
nation on Decoration Day. it is said

‘, the apparatus “me" the fir? '5 that if the executive should not sus-
like direction the car l0 g0|llg4 pend or rescind the changes mm in

, a. custom begun by Sllptm the rules which abolish itho sliding is A RECORD YEAR.
“ attit- Plotter of the Derby seat. the small cock pit and the stand-

81 reunion ll. 11. lomli. The Wonder of the

Twentieth Century.»

THE “RELIABLE" PREPARI‘D FLOUR FOR BISCUITS DUMPLINGS,

 

1n eth School. Injured November i: J.
William. Hartford City, ind, injured

 

 

 

 

 
 

‘R 'lwa Com an' and is in": rig. it will be necessary for mostr Football season Left a Grewsoms November 14. MUFFINS AND CAKE
palm Y P 3 «$135313!!!le 3233 81333223 33% 330313113“ 3M3 Trail in Killed and Woundld- l iii! 31' 0 n i N a ”"30“,. OLD HOME Prepared Biscuit Flour. Prepared Graham Flour. (Entire Wheat.) Prepared Com Cake Flour.
”1...“. -..__.,_. stood. I,“ the mom sumo}; 0; all the The football season or 190016". such The ““9 01‘ “mm“ m. ”mun“ You need not be a proiessional cook; any school girl can make them. A valuable cake receipt

Michael“ Road Men-commit clubs on the Hudson river. and of these
(New Keven Leader.) of New England.
1: ulnagemellt of the Cousol “m
(i read is liberal ill expendi- AM‘R'CA" ”4023 m HUNGARV'

, b a 1M0!!-
tor bettermentn and operat- vuysggigag?gu§:p$tiryropom ‘0
Xlwllllefi- 1'10 lust quarterly the State Department ill-l United
shows an increase over the States exporters still have many years

a trail of dead and wounded men that. and m now ”mm“ Lincolu' s old

in every package. (Samples Free.)
tor rough play and casualties it stands t t 3
alone in the annals of football history. 3g;:;g,;,‘,,g“n,‘;;fl Pr'auffiff‘ihzmn‘a A FULL LINE OF HOT HOUSE VEGETABLEs,

says an exchange. kill 1! ii 333 303333 3i3oill3llrllI wrhtnororallled “by $113313; Bridlewater Hill Creamery Butter. and Greening Apples, Double Cream Burnhsm's Hasty Jellycon,100 net.
“‘1" m9“ “9” ° 0“ l' 3 '10 ' ’3 ' “V“ “"9 lfll , ., , t n We are pioneers in absolutely re
more were injured so seriously mat foundation and restore those parts of '” prints. 32° 1" 0“" 0' M" 30° 1" 0h”" lam assortment o “ cy: mm, The mm. Ham. Smoked 9“”...

Or here.
they may die. and 129 others were wit-l the building. Gel-e wlls token not- to 3% “”1 ‘0' "-00- “ ”PM" 10" me"- fie finest N 03 "old“. in town. or ., iiltch 01303319.. Moonstone“

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

on from the hold and nursed back to make the slightest slterstion i the . 1111.111 Creamery. 25 and 200 lb. 800 u that Mu their “”3 Send us your 0,1.
t cupended i1? these de. lfgrzvhtifig sznfiellpgezhm F333;, 3:9,, health in the hospitals. historic structure. The route ”33333 oi “guy White on» Cglory‘ 13c bunch 35mg“ Peptoulsed Cheese, 100 dor by mail or telephone. 1; will re-
el'llll "1 I809, when the pur- able to meet the demands upon them. Al'h‘e'gurliill‘r‘olln lo“: ‘ifffi'figflfi? $::£°::§ =3; fizl‘w‘wfil’fiahen li' Vinolsnd Sweet Potatoes, Baldwin cake 3 ceive prompt attention.
" b and expenditures were There are ”m" retell shoe stores for on :- rlous: com hated visitors who were friends ' 4
beral Fherc '9" t a better "'8 me or foreign made mm in Bud. iiiiiniiilnwvii‘: ll‘lll‘lirt‘.’ Alli? :n gender of the [rest president declare that it CHIS. l. SEYMOUR. LOOUII'U am” 33 W.“ Walkman"! “Ml.

 

oposth. the consul asyll. but they are

d i“ “I"; must” 3lil3z1113tl31at all offering ugly formed. ill-urea. null

"50' am am he "a" inlrly expensive goods. The leading

3+ 13111n3enn oi t3l1llt furnished Amorl‘cllilh houses 33mI not wintry... i131:
‘ 4 - e 0 an oi ler section 0 new. all open or own I

- $1“ny European capitals. each under the

W management of a native Alluri who
end lull-ills bruises were the limit 1or
menu-0h. youioolotuirll 3.9m" ""9 ““3”” °’ u” "l" 1.7m who understand the m, m ulna-l seventeen your. it was on
1 loan tells you you are 13".3." “°§|:°guflm.m“dogw ”mm” ,b no simple reason that. until or were item-um? it. 1881. tut in: closes: its
"in“ l“ "l0 "0"“ “ll Amman” m. “mm... ... m. shit to withlhnd hard knoekl. my “who” '0? 010 ml. ll"; 3 '9'
and sweetest you believe vised to select ”up“ mom for their were an may!“ by the couches and storlll the old house min in? t‘l'ml
“a '1' 331.3333 on] dirt it Do mm. “ Eurooull customers .1 trailers to receive any. that d d service when ilr. noon in

m hoi-
wulutllo smaller towns 111111 little u rouse attorney im been roll!
.v‘“““°- ‘ “n“ °' 11.11111 '° milliirl'roigi tiliniiiiafiu'ir will"? coil-gar um on 41411111111 element or mm m arrow-ll u it w when

bell round its victims to err Hrs. hinooill ire house in the land
°' W” ““ WW4 ““7“ “Worth?" which t‘:..l:‘t:...‘.n.. ”r ‘13:“. mist
‘ ' ryorw on 11 l . 3,
Sg'l’m‘"Qngmumvwwfitrm sued for strenuous exertion. Will. 93M“! 1::ng oitlle home—l 4.
rive 'nosl- prisoners line mold hem “a”; “that" “”331”? laws? 31““ ' Mu! -
m“ "“““ °‘ “4"“ h“ M‘ ' bums" ' m ' ' m“ " " talisman: with or. comer.

, will i “
s comm “mice .4 . m... nm ”“3313, :‘mfifl'fl: return until Woo

’ “MIMI.“

of their also or some physical waste is lust. all they remember it when Lin-

nells. tor the work they tried .to do. coin broke up housekeeping to more to

or the thousands who played root- Washington. The house was built in

hell on tennis that employed couches 1040. and was purchased by Mr. bin-

snd trainers not 0313130 or ”ISTAOUII’ 03:: n il“"ali'£1'.°1i'3ximlgii"iih
s 11 nous r . e s

hunt tiprsined an . ' ro ' furnished it simply. Here he lived for

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

TELEPHONE CALL.133—6.

READ OUR SPECIALS
FOR THIS WEEK.
4 - For One Driller we will give you

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