Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 13, 1901 · page 4

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oils interviews ascribed
trier Loomin. at San Juan,
. tcd much attention,
hipster will probably be
‘cxplain some of his 111-
011 it" he is not able to cntcr
11111211111 of the accuracy of
1"! vs. RcfieCIions upon
£311,118 cliaractcr oi the pres-
1111111 are not rcgmd-
proper according to ot’fn izil
and it is confidently
but the inininter will be
repudiate these. Other-
”1011id be illnilifcstly im-
for him to return to Ven-
, Well in the event that the
311w hich led to his dcpartulc
ntisfactorilydisposed. The
“to 1111111 idea is that no mattc1
inst: personal questions are
, it will he a long time be
‘Unitcd States representa-
13651111165 the post a Caracas;

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

. 6 ding to D1. i‘homas, an
fiiiiih llcntist .thcrc arc two al-
'i present in cigars-nnico—
.i and pyridine the latter being,r

d ifrom the former. The
p cbuth’. IS four times as much
' as the-smoke. and as the
gt: ciga) contains only 1.12
an: of. nicotine comparator-
it: of cithcr alkaloid ever
s the mouth. The only con-
euts that could be harmful
11111011 monoxide, produced to
xtent of 20 c. c. for each kilo-
1mc of tobacco. and an cthcral
The former can probably be
out The latter, consisting
l‘idinc. a phenol and probably
ml. but very difiicult of an»
nuis highly poisonous. caus—
hc symptoms conuuoniy asso-
ted with tobacco.

 

le Alllelican trutk Iil'IVt‘I who
time years ago tool. on old wide
i111 straw hat. cut two ilOilS in
,0 brim. and then with it I111-
holy protected his horse‘s hcnd
cm the fieicct rays of :1 summer
., little thought that his idea
uld be adopted later in Eng-
, and become the foundation
. a lucrative business. That
lere.\vas cvidcntly a market for
11ch a dwirc is Shilwll in the fact
tat over 8.1.)0011i them WCH‘ sold
st season alone. and tho truth
ext Summer is exported to go for
head of last your. The firm mak—
1? them is understood to do quite

argc export business. :Is wrll as
cutie trade.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

IfWHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.
here in the woman who doesn't.
sells and wear a boa? They all do
no to most of them it is becoming.
own ”oi white silk stitching seem
be a favorite mode 01‘ finishing
ith a point the 111105 of the collars
clog out with exactly the name num-
er of.’ degreen slant as tho long- wait-1t
rants of tho waists with which

lie you read "A Strange Human
"ument ill the April North Amori
on Review? I imagine most men and
men will be lntemated in It and
hen they have read It will be benefit
.thereb y.
.A bit of maliue about the neck of at
him waist that does not wash is a.
maid tinlsh (or It. 112 is soft and
his. enough for any material, and
c, as 11 protection lot the collar
' ‘ and it really is an adorn
I my several Easter waists
with It. A tiny twist of the

. placed at the: back.
hen you go to buy the materials
1‘11: best summer gown stint with
if
aye the things like laces and rib
M 0 your dressmnkoi, dont be aur-
' it will be larger
it. ever was below. for a single
but your gown will be the pret
Do you doubt it?
you haven't noon the new lnccn
ribbons.
Mh’t blame the soleswomnn at the
department If your unit proves up-
soaring not to be becoming even
11 It tits perfethtiy 1011 are per-
hurt and it was suggested by
later that you ought not to Wear
t with a shaped flounce but you
111 because you had made 11p
ind to have one. You are pay-

, and Women who have taste
‘0 are capable of discerning at
0131111“: the kind of suit that. a
$017111 and complexion should
1311 been) to know It by intui
n 0.3 on npptonch.

 

' anychancc when
the Milly areal stake.

£01,111? 0 dentist you are
re s a ejnt and

conscientious tar.
rhmyau. have learned
I by experience.

 

 
 
 

. lug Mar 1211:
_ Chadian Iii Stornont. Newt Haven; so ,

 

"We give uplendid vzil h ‘bccuuue we buy our merchandise in
larger quantities, for cash, rind obtain extra values.

'lhe beautiful Trimmcd Hats. we the offering at $5 are meeting
with public tipprovnl. judging from the hundreds we have sold dur-
ing the past week. \ ‘

moo STYLISH TRIMMED HATS FROM $0.00 T0 $5.00.

. . .' 95‘. ’ . ' ”t ' 7 ul
W e arc uhowmp,r all the newest couceltn 111 Untrtmmed Straws»:
A rosc spray in many instancco will be all that in rcduircd for their

. . 1
trimming. ‘ .11.

“WW”

E. H. DILLON 61 CO»

986-988 .liaill SlI Bil, Bliiilllli’illil

We pay your fare one way on $5 purchases; both ways on
$8. 00 purchases. 5 '

 

 

 

 

“LECTURE AT CENTRAL cute. i

DOUBLEO HONORS.
—~ I South N111 walk in seriously oonnidci-
Mrs. F. w. Perry i'alks on Religious lug tho advisability of adding the dis-
Sublects. “nation
A locturo ivou by Mrs. li‘. W. Perry polico.
vcsterduy. 1111 listened to by 1111 in-
terested nudioni'u.

Willinm lelmor. Stumforn’s
t‘ilit’l' of police in also 1110 chief of tho
lire (lopnrtmont. and the experiment
{The wonderful rovolntious of "Holy fixi‘PlYlS to linw provcn. to the BIIliElIlt‘-
Writ“ as portrayed In the t'bomlen of,tlon oi" the citizens. lillli. n man who
gospel truth found in the “lliiicnl Stir-i \ll’lililt‘ti ono good ofllcoi' ought to mn’n
los" 01‘ Professor C A. 1.1311“... ofliwo» Non Iluveu lullndiuul.

Now Huron who left his position in
Yale College to dovoto his lilo to “Sr. ' IO SAIL FOR AROTIC REGIONS.
cred I‘m-11111110" ten mm; 1130 H"; LONDON. ilprll lzlwwmtel well
has been lltm'ullv assassinated by Ihv‘mxm gutted for Now \ork today, {mm
wit-styled “Libeml Journalism" Hip; Southnmptou. on 111111111 the Amt-1min.
theories 0‘ ll)“ ‘llcst'onition 0f [.Sl‘m‘l' Line 111011111111 St. Louis, after a visd to

 

land for fifty wars. and 1111 Dr. linclli qr Magdalena now lmihg titted at the
said. have pmvcd that. England 11nd yuids whore llr' Nuuscu's l-‘imn was
England only can answer to the clnlnhihtii'lt. M1. Wellmnn amid the Magda-
ol' the Bible 1111 bolng the tribe of h‘pii Hana, will sail fot the Audio to 1110111
who of the last ten lust tenetaoin 1m... your 01 next "3111.110 nddcd.‘t
third of the hurt ton tribes. Millionu .do not know wlivtllcr Iahnll command
of her III‘OplB and hill' 001011195 il(’:ili‘V(‘ the" Mr \v linnlflll Milli ”“310 hi n9
that. u‘ccn Victoria won a direct (W .11111 It in thc report that lit. NIill.-'Oll 11nd
condom from King David. Proof ofithi- llukn of Abruzzi :1r1- 1101111: on 1111
this Is found in the urihivus 111‘ (1111111 .011 xpodmon mgr-1.1.011 |)r_N1u\:-w,n hns
Britain. liishcbroniclcu testify to tliofno Alt‘iif‘ plnnn nu mind. whilt' 1119,
facts that the first (moon ovor lsru 'i - llulu' ol' Abruzzl in :11 urn-sold contin»
aftm' tho downfall of .lodiklnli won bin lug lib: unlbilion to 1111- Alitnrt-tit- ro
laughter, who come to those for nwny lglnnn
isles as the word of Jeremiah 11nd uns-

<"'1o\\ned queen nt 'l‘nru. now London |AMERICAN8 DISAPPOINTED OVER

 

lion and Simeon of the tim tiibts 1A.CES
11.111 founded colonies in 1111-11111 11111111011, April 1:15.111.- friends or
l‘hese are indeed romances. bill the) ‘lll' Alllt‘ll( .111 jutkoys now in England
ire loinnnces of .chovnh. E\'.t‘1111r1 no 1.11 11111in dixnppoinli-d 111 lili

C‘llristlnns do not scare l1 tho Old 'l‘cstn 10113011' 3 11 ork Not 11 singlo Aliltricnn
moni. (‘lIHSi lll'Ollht'slod of thc lit nppr-urvd in from ut Lt’lct‘filttl‘ ycstor-
'l‘nl kingdom. ()Vt‘l' which I11) in ill-tin): l.. lioifl‘ hm: lml flfIm'n out 0!
lotun o11-tl111=vnltl1 ‘1?\\'I' nty 1' 11-311 livid thirty out: out ox
W1 urn ll1ing in 111111110 of lllililtlI .' libilty 111\ 11nd Muln-t' Hl\lt'(‘ll out. ot
’tniolitn in tho tribe of Mnnaoxnh oil 11111111 ’lhow Iniluri-s 1114' vnr'iouuly
whom (i()tl snid “'l‘hoil llllllli‘ rhnll b1- 'nttrihuttd to 1111' but that most of tho
)f tllt'mnolvos»11nd their rulr-l' ulmll English jtltkl'l’R huvw udoptid tho Alli
irocoed from the midst of them.“ iiwirnn shin of lidlllu or to tho iluniu
I'lphl'nlln and Munn<soh arc- to Illllli' ‘111'1 tonditlon ot the Alnorlrnn mounts
heir form-:1 for tho "Finish: 01‘ the )III‘ of tho intoronlinu rouulls of the
Agog." ‘ 1111141111111 iuvusion 1.5 tho uppcnruncc
~——— '111 tho turf of 11 now 111011114 snddlu with
DEATH OF CAPTAIN J. B. MERRILL 1 diding stirrups. which is warranted to
)ccurred Last Night at His Home on 1110 11 jockey .111 American 110111 with
Tavern Island out eh’ott on his part. the stirrup

Cuptnin “3th ll Mt‘l‘liii (”m Inst straps work on much tho some pri-inc

 

'llkthl at 9:111), 111 his home. on Tarot 11 l“! ”L ”m V shulwd American suspond-

' 11' fasteners; and tho inventor ol the
new snddlo claims that it nutomntlcully
clinngos the rider‘s weight from front
to rour 11nd Vioo vorsn. giving. till the
udvniilngen of tho American 111er of
1.'tdlnp.

slund. after 1111 lllucon covoring n pur-
od of hourly two-yours. Captain Mt-r
ill was tho host-known pilot in Nor»
w'nlk harbor, and had done duty hero
or 11hont. thirty-five yours. He was of
1 jovinl disposition 11111] With w 1” liki-d
13 all who know him Ilc was born
11 South Norwnlk and bad Mind in
his \‘IClllliy 11ll bb. life.lli1~'. douth
in: undoubtedly hastened by tho pus-
lnu away of his wife on March :11 I
last. The couple. were vcry much nt-
Iut'hod to each other, and the wife's
demise won 11 grout blow to tho hus-
bnnd. No children uurvive, but Cap-
tain Merrill has a brother and a sister.
Albert M Merrill. of Suit Lake City.
and MI‘L-i 'I‘. B. Smith. of artist Norwnlk.
The funeral will be hold “Win the
residence of Contain Wl'llhim H. Bou-
ton in Elizabeth street. Tuesday utter-
noon. probably at 1:30 o'clock. Tho
dcv. Willlnm .lnmon. of New York. will
of’flclnto. Interment. will I10 111 Pine
‘slnnd cometcry. Mr. Morrill‘n broth-
31' will not attend. owing to the din-
tnnco ilt' would hnvo to travel to not
born. ———-—-———————
NORWALKS PLAVERS WIN.

A delegation of whist plnyorn £10m
iridgoport. came to Norwnlk laat oven-
.nn and played 11 team of Norwulk
whist players at tho l’ul'lsll Club. In
Wall street. The Norwnlk team won
by 11 score of Hi to 1.4. The Bridgeport
ten lllwns composed of Monsru. Black-
man. Challenger. Hydo, 11nd Nichols.
and the Norwulk team of . Dr. A. H.
Baldwin. Dr. W. H. Baldwin, William
Summers. and David Pollard. The
first round was won by Norwnllt score
4-2 the. second round by Bridgeport
111:01'0 4-7 and the third round by Nor-
wnlk score 7-3 Milking the total acorn
Norwnlk. 15; Bridgeport 12.

 

 
 

11.1.1117

Successor -to
C. E. CLAPHAM.

‘ Sanitary
Plumbing.

I

Phone 131—31.}.
~. 50 South Main Street,
So. Norwaik.

 

m

NORWALK FIRE POLICE OFFICERS.

The annual meeting oi the Nor’vmlk
It‘iro Police was held in their rooms
on Wall utreet, last evening. The lol-
lowing officers were elected:

Prostdcnt~William A. Ambler.

Captain-«A. .I. Meeker.

First Sergeant»~~J. W. Brit'to.

Second Sergeant-4:1. D. Council.

SecretarywAudrow V. Heath.

’I‘rnasttrcrwn. Avlnon.

Investigating lom tteowmdwnrd
Meeker. William DcKIy’n and George
Bullwitz.

After the election refreshments were
nervod 111111 11 very enjoyable time bud
by nil prurient. .

W
FIRST METHODIST CHOIR.

The music committee ot the. 141m
Mothodlst Epincopnl Church 11119 on-
11113011 the following quartotto and or-
ganist for the musical years commenc-
Director and organist.

 

 

FERFEGT PLUMBING

is assured it the work 111 entrusted it
1111.: Wu con currynll iobu. 110111111101
how dtdlctut. to 11 11110001101311! tormina
tion. The figures in our cadmium
though low. are based upon the 11110 01
110011 motorlnl. __ :

 

prune, Mrs. George 13.1311: 0111001111115; .

 

 

to. M1011 Ellztibiatll W
'Itt‘ H

2000 BEAUTIFUL TRIMMED HATS Freon $5.00 '10 $20.00. 1

of Ilro 1-1110! to her 1.111101 01' -

have been known and preached in Eng- anrwny. where “it inspected tho stonin-

 

Latest Style: In

ally for the Easter trade. A showing tbat 'lbt'll empbaslze tbe fact that the cor-
rect styles and prices are always to be found at the Boston Store.

\.

TAFFF TA SILK WAISTS.

made of fine quality. pure silk taffeta. 1'11 light blue. rose. grey. red violet all
white and all black. fine tucking and bemstz’tched all over entire waist, front fin-
ished with silk bands and silk covered buttons to matcb design copied from a high

pn'ced' 1m orted model
here at 5 00.

We do not exaggerate the halite Wren the say $7. 00——

COTTON SHIRT WAISTS

Grand shuttling bare tbl-s Welt
1’11 the popular fine while latthn. that description would be almost an impossibility.

The number of styles are so many. especially

Walsts made of fine lawn. striped and plain madras, corded.t11clted,and lace
trimmed 21131.98, $150 $1. 25 and 98c.

 

 

 

 

 

 

”Suits and Jackets.
1.... Cotton Wais ts

This week a grand showing of new modes and no'beltz‘es brought out especi—

 

 

 

 

Chlldren’s and Misses’ Garments.

A recent purchase of Children s Reefers and Misses Box Coats at a big saving from regular prices enables us to offer very
special attractions in these two lines. The lot comprises about one hunched and fifty garments all the very latest and newest styles,

finished and trimmed 111 the best possible manner.

CHILDREN’ S. REEFERS. made of all- wool cloths. colors are
red. navy. cadet and castor. circulir and square deep collars, stitch-

ed and trimmed with braid; sizes
at $1 25.
CHILDREN S REEFERS. all

me rows of silk stitching all arou'. lit and gold braid. also made with
he little folks. best- wc ever saw and. nothing more appropriate for
tects. deep collats. Stitched with at the price $2. 25.

CHILDREN'S BOX COATS sizes 4 and 6 years cut and

style specially adapted for these

‘ and trimmings .

2 to 10 years. remarkable value
sizes 12.
sizes. all colors. very dainty ef-

years extremely popular colors $6.98.

strapped

Separate Skirts.

From a big variety of Separate Skirts «we have selected a few only to
give you an idea of the “balues you may expect in this line.
Naby and Black Cloth Skirts. flare shape, trimmed will) deep satin band,
flbe rows 0/ machine stitching. At 34. 98, Venetian, Serge and Chet)-
iot Cloth Skirts, flare shape, ’hn'tb or without flounce, trimmed with
stitched silk bands: a great 'varz'elv of styles.
clot/1 Skirts. beautifully trimmed just take a look at our Black Silk
Skirts, prices ranqe from $8 50 to ” ‘ ' 70.

At $3.50.

At $5.98. Pine Broad-

Elegant styles: all new.

The descriptiou of the few quoted will give you an idea of the values:
Special $5.98.

MISSES‘ BOX COATS. made of Venetians, Coverts and Ker-
seys. satin-lined. velvet and shit collars, colors, tans and casters,
14 and 16. a very stylish garment. $4.98.

Misses‘ Box Coats. the best quality cloths
plain and trimmed levercs best linings. perfect to fit and finish, the
top notch of style, all sizes. $5. 98; real value $7. 50

MISSES' BOX COATS of fine Broadcloth; cut 21 and 22 inch
lengths, appliqued and stitched reveres. the best $10.00 value at

seams,

100 Silk Waisls all 001015 regular value $4. 00. Special for Iodau $2. 90.

 
 

A fore dunrtel‘, log 01‘ chdpilt
lllt‘bi‘ young animals will make. .1011
think this motif in the most Ilflllfi‘llll Il
l‘ht- iluvol in delicate and the 5.110.111
tuudn nlld tooth some order ti 1 or

 

 
 
 
 

Fore quarter‘s.

Shoulders. ‘ 4. ‘1‘".
Lugs. 12%
Loin Chops. " :20

new csururw Maud .
Adam Steinwnld. _ ‘
{lily 810011.14 Main”

 

Taylor “”81 Golden,

111.1111. 51:11:11.1 rt mini;
11113111111111 .

LINCOLN STORAGE WAREHOUSE.

74 Washington 51.111001.
sourn nonwmmconu. '

 

SOLVENT NOTICE.
District 0! Norwnik. 1111.1?1'01111111
Court. March 29111 A. 1).. 1901.
Estate of Maw 11.. 1111111111 11110 of
Norwalk. in mid District docousod.
Tho Court. of Probutn for tho Ills-
trlct'. of Nor.w11lk bnth llmltcd and 1d

. lowed six months from tho ditto llm'tlul

for tho crotlltolb 1111111111 1111111111 to ex.
hibit their 011111111." for 11911101111101
Thotio who nuglcct to present their
nocountn. properly bite-stud within
unldin 1111111 time will ho 11011111'1'1111 :1
recovory. All horrons indebted to
said obtain um mandolin] to make I111-
medinte payment 10

111111111 MAY 11111111111 1111111911.
11130 116-13 Exeoutrlx.

1011.. Johnson 311110 art-tinted. but.
night. by 01111.11 mill, and charged with

 

 

being drunk He wits lined 16 without. ._ ‘
g 111 l 111 '

 

CALL 58-2.

 

freshness and the method pruning bu slncss.

' GOOD TO EAT. .' .
Murvclli Mncnronl in recommended to you no it first CIIISR article of food.

eymour’sStore

At St-ymour's Storu you can obtain the very bunt goods at reasonable prlt‘t‘u. You can depend upon their

Contains four times

the nourishment of Sirloin Steak. Sells for 150 (full pound) put'kngn. No other brand just as good.

FROM PURE CREAM T0 PURE BUTTER.

Tilt' Bridgewnie‘r Hills Crmnm-y But-
tor tnltos tho loud. 011cc tried. no oth-
or kind will suit.. llb‘. pl‘iutn. :Itli' out
(11' (db. 2111: 111;”. Other grades. 22c and$
2111- ll)

clumllinonn shows rot-11111.5 in ovor
tnil of our goods sent out.
The Fruit and Vogotublo
iontuins only tho bot-1t goods
lluuuudn OIIIOIH. New Potatoou

 

111-1 tho. fresh c.0111 cut flom tho our.
Rigid cuforccmout of tho lnws

ilt‘i”li('ii. Ornngou
or (.‘clery. otc.

8111111111111

.y do-

market

Cur-

 

Lomonu. .

Puro FTP-“iii (lronm.

UNI. daily.

in 1/5, pt. hot-1

The dnluty delicious Dessert. Jolly-
hero. Con, lik- pnnkngc.
Congo flout-.0, the Now Excellent [ch-
'l‘l1o bout Maine Sugar (.olmn ill-i nweot ltll'd. lmttuw. l’nrmiipn. Spinach. Crnn- lull.
Our Puro Old Dutch Java and Mocha.
[Coffee in tho unnuine urticlu.

.0111th Seymour Leading Grocer. 33 West Washiuglou Street.

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

l4 Retail
Stores";
in ' '
N.Y.ow

W MEADOW BROOK PRINT BUTTER,

. _. SOAPS . ! CEREALS.

7 BaI‘p Swift'lz WM 250 Ralaion' 11 Breakfast Food.
6 Ball's 0213:)? sing. ' 250 5 lb Pkg. Hominy.
6 Barn Ba t a cap.
II Barn Kirkman'n Borax soap. giPIlIsbury 9 Wins, p" pk9..

4Ib. Pkg. Grandma‘o Washing O‘Gream of Wheat. tier pkg"

Powder, 1110 Wheailet. par pkg..
1 lb Pkg. Gold Out. 50. Shredded Wheat Blncult. par pkg"
13 Cakes Oval Soap. 250 ‘ Raleion'a Health Data, par pkg.,

over these bargains for this week: i
19 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR FOR

 
 

 
 

TELEPHONE CALL 133- -6.

If you are one who appreciates the Best Goods at the Least
Cost. «this is the place to come. A few don't know this, but they
1 “i ‘ will sooner or later. More and more are “coming our way” every
‘ day If you don’t. you surely will it' you think. Glance your eye

.IJTCHFIELD COUNTY PRINT BUTTER.

13chanoy Tea Lunch, lb.,

150
131:
141:

131:
12c
9c

1

$1.00.
22 CENTS LB.
21 CENTS LB.

 

 

 

4 Retail
Stores
in
Conn.

 

 

FANCY CRACKERS.

Fruit Squares, Ib..
Graham Wafers. 1b..
Fig Newtons. Ib.,
Mixed Cakes. Ib..

Lemon Snaps. “'1..
Ginger Bnapc, lb.

Just to introduce our Famous TEAS and COFFEES we will give at this safe
1 LB. VERY BEST MIXED 0R BLACK TEA. 60c. QUALITY, AT

5L3. BEST JAVA AND MOCIIA COFFEE. 30¢. QUALITY FOR

FINEST ASSORTMENT OF RAMS. SHOULDERS AND
BACON AT LOWEST PRICES.

 

New York Grocery Co...

 
 

 

 

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