{it 8133’ ‘ .
. .ts inlfnlltsynrpal '
ms at Pekln. d
“as; .0
ch
'i'd :
vernmént is fully able to
Chinese troops in such
as to ensure coin lets safe—
he ‘hterests‘oi all Vol-signers.
Anderstood to he" the she-
lte withdrawal 0:71.10,th
' l troops, and it is earnestly
among Chinese oflicials
civil!” be followed by a sim-
ipzeincntonnhe part of the
, is foreign tomes in. China. ‘
., “H ‘2. . 9*“
’i'iusiglin‘t‘nto some of the of.
nestling "whisk? can be
tried by? thetpenussl o a para-
hT‘ina recent isaucoi the Lou~
Courier-Journal. which
ow the Barber’s VVUniou of
fly} thew sctoi
. go it .s ject of not
.' At the beginning of next
or ehh't’tiii’ifd om be“ applied
liegd of the man who was
ht before, and if he
a indozen extra they will
iih at‘iitany nickels. if he
a
cl two. thirds. but
he wants that lan-
ggd away ,It will
Wm
. i ‘rcarran inr the tax
f the slate sogtllzi’t éfi‘tlfinlx‘
“fins. dodge their honest.
.
erect?! disdogc chs «51“?qu
. , @th . e it‘ll e W?
.. til, i ‘iinal‘ c6mts:‘;fvb%re
ed fill“ ejection" by jtthiJ
thee. in th at
. ,V “terd’ay';
was d ithpassed as itVretnediedV
it present injustices to a‘gr‘etit
Vent: . sh;- \xlfl‘ our“; 7‘?“
~ . W h V . .
“qu woman sash-'oonlb.‘ . .
isn‘t... in... suit a use
n oi he 0%“ est of all the ties-
] on. always besvbrtlr-tlk‘ia
V welt 'fi‘i‘ yet not too dainty,
nihid list only the lie
your ”shirt-waists shall ~
with yonrlseparale skirt obtain»
. The tailor waists of the heavier
‘ its death seem appropriate- .
99 clients“ in’ silk mare whatever-y-
in looking for: glaring should have
bones with, well-dressed ladies.
myth-whats turn their attention
at prettisrhinors lovely this“. .
lor and lsrrsngenseat or the
d indicate the kind of
, admitt.’
ly Intended
i) .~ , i 'Mi
‘l FPfomeihodgVV
' t
be general taxation may .
Esta
11-”); ’~ my «.7 .
w the vial noi’lie or
b
, ‘doubi ‘ permeate
legihandhlxw W t.
J? .
x, s
. otherwise he is. ,.
in n V siding him up for}
mists “illusions. low ,
antennas a
.0
turn Llnxweiler‘s orchestra.
imd" two vocal solos will be given by
Leigh Whittaker. the popular tenor.
'l‘he bxcrcises are open ‘wlthout admis-
sion» fee to the public in general, so
invitation being required. -. .. .
fifi‘ho members 0%“ emit: Essa
. alienate " s. w e on
Gslfii‘annls . sehrnidt. ha 0. Greg-
‘orpbreorgcfs. Raymond. J. W. Voll-
lllllr. , . .
.1. w. Voibner is president. and the
class tnottoisw‘laaborfloet Honors." =
”“6101“; 4 31.11,”) V, ._be filled,
andsarly. as th pupils who graduate
rep sent every section of» the town.
on the address will be one of attract
iveness to a cultured community.
ma. SELLEVCK'S saws cu aossa
. ,MiDLO .
To the» intrepid and talented Roger
lludiow. whose history is interwoven
with the pioneer events in this sec-
tion ohthc Metals due the .honor oi
h ViM’mfldfi’iithésfibflgst purchase “of
in daf- 01 that; [Minus Within the
bounds of the original town of Non-
walkr, This purchase was made on
the-26th of February. 1640. and em
braced that portion of the term lying
between the gaugatuck and Norwalk
rivers. The urine pitid was "of want-
Dllm. than. “lithium-hatchet“ three.
home three. when ships come; sine
glasses. twsli‘eV 'tohacltoe pipes. three
knives. tenn drills. tens needles: this
as full satisfaction; for the storemeu‘
tinned lande."~ tnev; V Mr. Solleck. in
hisza‘per'. road'ihbfore the Historical
boelet'y last 'weblt‘, informed us that:
tho‘ldontlc'al wound on which Lynda
low. consummated the purchase of the
'lndians. Was on the site; offline pres-
cut into mansions Vat “Sauhtuclr. it
this is trusfigiwhhbuldfi‘nhttho Lush
ow mondnienttdlavs ‘j'been placed
within magnum oi fldWfl. Infllfllid
of in Norwlt‘lh‘lfiltgrill this that u to
the year 13.! WMmmi (Mn
“is ‘ moitbe town
port was mi ' , , ,
mini e purchase
of New . . “V . V
around is to mar Mina suelfitliy
not have the monumenftln the right
place? Now that the old town is
about to celebrate its. 250th annivor.
nary. and ‘call its children together.
lt-wlll bef’agproper time to consider
this subject. and give “honor to whom
honor.” We are a native of Norwalk
ourself._hence our interest in the mat;-
ter.~—Westportertflora'ld.t
. VWW
beam“ or c. a. ouumuo.
., _ r ‘ is of days
sacs-Swan old from: p, l_ homailn
Beaver Brook at 10 o'clock this morn-
ing. Interment was at. his former
VhotneVln Wilton. The funeral psi-t ,
instead’oti‘aolng on'tiw train to W l:
ton. drove.~ il‘he processionlloft the
house immediately after the service.
Deceased was a former" wall-known
hatter in South Norwalk. having're-
sidsdhegi for. severalfiysars 132:“?
liters ‘i‘iaobw . . a, war a
severe or (the‘ factories and at one
time VIII! a manufacturer of hats. A
widow and two decanters survive.
row» sonar decisions. ’, I.
A decision has beenhanded down in
the “Putin‘conrt In the case of bonds
vs. Bhuvits. motion to the defendant
”this and costs.”‘fi.onde sued (or
clitoris. wind illeill
.6 hifitciohb:
Jenni-i. Form V’ talent-y Seminar
John H. Knsnp Christian swam .
John H. Light E.}H._Mathswson
Josiah linissr’vin V, min,“ (trunnion
~ to. Wallace MINMM ' ‘
Amounts Johanna.
Wythml" ,V _ '
‘ COMMIGSVION 1'0; MEET.
Count-en of American “finishes to be
Held at Mexico City him October.
WASHINGTON. Auril‘24-—‘l‘hc com-
mission recently appointed , by the
president to represent .mis country at
the Congress .of American Republics.
to be held at Mexico City next October.
will meet in Washington. shortly, for
the purpose at organisation. There is.
some talk that. animator Davis. at
Want Virginia. may begchnso
n as sham
can delegates will be given to them
early in. thorautumn. in the mean-
time thsre is much preliminary work
befbre, the'conm‘oss. VOue branch re‘
lates to commercial reciprocity be.
tween this country and the southernl
republics andihereV is a strong im-
pression that the coming congress will V
pave the way to a better understand.
ingon this‘sublect. '
~ The international Railway project al-.
so will come under this head. as Mn;
Davis was a member at the cumming
slon which projected the. line linking
is a prospect that this. ion will be re-
vived and given a tan hie aspect. A
subcommittee of the American dele-
gates. will probably be formed to‘con-
sidethhe political subjects which may
come bsiore the congress. of which the
most important is that of International
arbitration for the. republics. of the
“the western hemisphere. Among the
South American republics in Washlnp
ion. the idea seemsto be‘aecepted that
some plan of establishing a permanent
court oi arbitration will he adopted.
.‘ There is some prospect that Mr.
Rockhlll. at pmmtJna United States
commissioner at‘PeltVln, will return to
attendthe so eases the olilelal rep-
retentative of he bureau of American
republics of ‘wltleh “ he . is the director.
He was instrumental in organisms the
present Congress, and .hssV been great-
ly interested. in thaka It might ac-
complish. Hsi' presence in Mexico.
howerer. would *rsquire his departure
from Peklunot later than August. 0w-
ing to thenumber- of Spanish delegates
.u. the Congress. theiofliclal proceed-
ingswlll be in ~8psnish.‘witb a reprint
in English. ~ . .. ' ,
. woman's oases oouulsston.
:, 1‘ 'lANAPOlJS. me. April 24-Msy
ers t-vSewaii: to
ad- Stntss on the nternational Peace
call arcing the women throughout the
country. to arranse for meetings in boat
half 1at the international peace adder
hitration togbo held May is. The call
s H 0 conference and themes!
‘ imistlc learn. it is‘certainly matter
oramteiul consideration that no a.
suit, or the conlsrsnee. the hormones V
court? otwlntsrnntlonsl arbitratiomwnl,
scallions status Hanna on the second
a Ill moment since the holding
anivsrmy or! iii
raise OFE'IAlLIV headcount: V
"5(an mNDUhlr; April slur-With fian-
. reritit 310,0, ‘
’ sore thntiu‘tliotrln
Mojho‘at‘doltrili' l
sentitu the bulb .
Commission 0! Wooten. has issued in ‘
saysz, .“Notwitltstsnlliu the discover-1’ "
rm: National Vein. utilising.
as WASHINQ- ON STREET.
. Frank _
~ Tiles. i. Raymond Edwin 6 Kaolin,
,» Nelson Taylor . V
. Theo. s. Lowndoa “Winthrop H. Parry
BANKING assesses...» stir.
‘ KIND
. , Depodltmjblmto. Collections.
SAVINGS aligns ‘ DEPART-
Doposlia Resolved en ' interest.
s
man. The instructions-ill. the Anterl‘ TRUST COMi’KfiY BUSINESS
Autho
.raus'rns- on any “racer.
north. central and south-America.'there _ ..
The
Union
street
1901.
in l‘
millilitres”. “William . .
lift
riled by its this... “limits ohp-
ital as security. to not as
nausea on. anti stuns
I to i2 a. m.. and Mo 3 prim, and also
‘ s to s p. on. Saturday avoningmior
W
umou sci-loot. olsrmo'r.
iiled that the district tax of one one
unequarter mills on the dollar. laid on
the town assessment nst oi! 1900. at a
mention of the distrlct held on, the 5th
day of June; 1000. at the Franklin
payable bu the lust day of Msy..ilii)1.‘
‘st which time i shall V .
celve same at Stilltson's drug store. 82
Washington strec . , .
rate or nine per cent. swear will be
charged on and after June 1. .1901,
Collector of Taxes for South" urinals
Union School District. g ‘, .
Dated at BouthVNorwaik. Aprons.
' ,, To. entrails... ,
onion... it“; 30an 0! Witter Comma.
sinners oi the City of south her»
Walk, Conn. ._ ‘ ‘ y
n Aprilil’l 1901.10”
€2Ingahodtr esp fleet or up
seen and information child at.
salmon.
’ my! in: -
A. Ferris * Anew-Woodward
Franklin A.) 8!!th
lilohard H. Golden.
\
o
01“ ALL KINDS.
EXEGUTOR.
ADMIN! TRATOR.
‘ GUA DIAN.
CONSERVATOR.
acco‘t‘m‘rs Ann
. ,SOLiCITEn.
BUSINESS nouns.
SavlnnaViDaparlmont. - ,,
School laxes.
M V
taxpayersrof the South Norwain
School District are hereby not-
sehool house, will be due: and
be ready to re-
l’cnslty . at‘ the
‘1“. A. T0 In
1 - all! on
”MN... o-v W...- '
pipe. epselseauons
mm onulsstounne.
. insulin
1 being favorable in which to reach cue
‘V Muhammad he the first-to break the
short to reach Liverpool ahead of the
‘ but the search is». the body or. .; my.
searehlnsilédi . e bod .
' 1 than ‘ is
i 250 lb. ‘ ‘
'8:in
”man-i
swing him an hour between stations
in.” den. the‘tlms :by rail batman
" a, o
, The Malestic should reach Quecns~
town'at about an. tn. today and is due
at Llysmool.‘ til it. in. tomorrow
as Mr. dawyer‘wlll uni/e
about two‘honrs tesparo. all thingil
sad news tohls wire. lie feared mat
the shock! mlghtprove fatal to her and
ohvr‘recelpt oi: the news at his son's
death. boarded the Deutschland in an
passengers of the Maisotio“
‘ ‘ sosv nor var nouns. ,
Was ‘
Dynamite New aolnnllsed to like
, Disturhanessln Water.
LAKEVILLE. April ill-At :30
o'clock this afternoonnve lull lays
will have passed since the dro no“:
of Otis Sawyer, of Montclalr, . . J..
and Georgekllsyorih lanes, oi New
York, students at Botchklss Aer emy.
innes’ body... uncovered in the
lake the day lowing ,the l.edy.
low eanoelst as thus far been fruit-
less. though? j. mingly no pr. cable
expedient labeling left untried The
«lake has been dragged unlit-inn grap-
pling irons have been ample , and
a diver aided by thenewly . exited
submarine are light has made vsrsl
closeouts daily, but no trace of e no
fortunate student's body has : n dis-
covered. Today the plan of e oiling
dynamite under water was en a
trial. and it was hoped that . suit-
ant disturbance of the water old he
sunlcisnt to cause the body ' its to
the surface. On account of. delay
due to the necessity of is) wires
and making other preparati it was
not possible to make the l‘ rlment
before afternoon. , .
Captainfl. P. Everett, the or, has
explored the lake bottom a . depth
of over seventy lost. and {in gill has
enabled hi unlock about circle
oi twenty feet diameter 0 with.
out it hegwas obliged to lend al-
most Wholly on the sense ouch in
V y 3 opinion
0 ypsop * trauma 'lthth'e
lake currents. is that tn ody has
been enrrleddnto still dos portions
ofthe lake. '
filBHOP 0? MA
sos'l‘otl. spur 2i . .
the report of the appoin -_'. of Rev.
William ll..a.0'Qonnell, '1' Well. as
bishop ot’Maine. was ester-day
by Rev..ill. .lllorlarity, at of St
Bernard's .. iii-ch. Cone Mass.. u
very eloae‘l'riend of Far- é’connell,
who was making toad ,. ve lies
ton last night for New 5 ‘ en route
for Rome. to serve as ( sin at the
union of
. ‘ SM?! lihOIlid reach "
hirer-pool ataboutl min. turnermw.
. V and Liverpool being tour .'
‘. Million
WORTH 10c.
Witness Claims to Have Soon on En-
counter Between Prisoner and Grogsn.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. April
witness who claimed to have seen an
encounter between Charles R. Eust-
mun and his bmther-in-law, Richard ii.
Grogan. J12, on July 4. 1900, the (luv
the murder of whom Eastman is no...
on which Brogan was killed, and for1
on trial at East Cambridge. was the
first one called at today‘s opening ses-
sion. He was Walter D. Titus. who
said that while passing the rear of the
Clarke estate in Cambridge on July
4th. he heard "frightful groans." fol-
lowed by the words; "Oh. don't; oh.
don‘t.” Looking over the fence, wit-
ness saw two men
length one
"Charles.
These words were repeated. and~then
the man threw up his hands and ran
towards the house.
who was Eastman. followed
He had an old fashioned revolver in
his hand.
NEW YORK, April 24—The Nation-
al City Bank will ship 8600.000 gold by
the French steamer tomorrow, in ad
dltlon to 81,000,000 already engaged
Consecraiion, V
{or London.
in.
rats sail: son Two, have on
MEN'S SEAMQEB8 80““, 6c; WORTH 10¢.
,r.»
i
. 1
at
V V V nu‘ar‘osts‘*nsutu'o soamsssm
has A Few annulus wittoo A dash m M ‘
areas. no new Venn arose can orrss soon
res Finer cuss Mascumolss.
“run ' nos-row
lNochmsm
, V . 1i ’ 6 A
MEN'S ALL LlNEN VGOLLARE. ODD ‘ SIZES AND 8TYLES. at 60:
WORTH 12m.
surrsamtx soap. sc; mm}...
oases SHIELDSWOVRTH 100,,FOR 6c.
2 cases 5: enrsrv mils FOR/be.
3 aspsae Plus sow-6c; . ‘ '
coassr cusps. wont-n 100. FOR 6c. ,
men's HEMBTITCHED ccnoaso sosoaas‘o
. V,»
. I
VHANDKERCHIEFS, 6c,
2 YDS. OF ALL SILK RIBBON FOR 6c, WORTH 10c A YARD.
2 YDS. TORCHON LACE for 50. WORTH 5 AND 8o PER YARD.
LEATHER BELTS, 6c. wonru 1mg. ' ‘
on: vane or attests. wears i2l/2c, son 6o.
DRESS GINGHAM8, WORTH 106 AND lat/2c. FOR 66 YD.
HEAVY 304M. DOMET FLANN-L, WORTH 10c YD.._FOR ac.
CHECKED. NAIN8OOK. WOR I‘H 19c. FOR 6c.
EASTMAN MURDER TRIAL.
sis—~—
24nA
..
struggling.
broke away.
you've »
At
saying:
murdered me."
The taller man
slowly.
o GOLD Foa’ auaops.
. ing to arrange...
elm. ‘saz.
At Seymour' 'V“
freshness and the
soon To an.
The Bridgswats 'llls Gremory h.
.ter takes the lead Mottled. no 1- V
or kind willsult. ‘ it prints. 80c. (:
or tub. ass ‘ er graduates as .
The best Mann .' near Corn. as aw»
as the fresh not cut tronruthe ear.
7 on ‘ ”layout,
‘7' bars: will
it stream
g ml
, arr'slllIMVM‘ l is recommended to
’ . u. tourishment rloin Steak. Solis
soon atlases TOW“ ‘7' ER-
iesnllncss showa results in every do-
11 of our goods sent out.
The Fruit and Vegetable ‘market
untailas «any theNhestPgoods here. Con.
- ; mm a nous, ow potatoes. Carl 'Con sauce;theN .
. ts. Lettuce. Parsnlps..8pinsch. Crsn- ish go ‘ W Excellent Rel
. .V ~. lea, Oranges, Bananas.
ltlsld entorcc slot the laws ‘" ery, etc. ‘
".mrtlloi) a.
'Lnnqu- .
Puro‘ ‘
1M- ties. daily. "
10c package.'
-
‘ ,ottrclywill if you‘tliink.
l century‘s/surreal; ‘vi~tfimll'l‘§. .
LEPHONE CALL 133-6. . . ~ ;,-
o appreciates the Best Goods at the Least
V come. A few don't know this. but they
' ore and more are “coming our way” every.
Glance your ”e-
this‘week: ‘ . ”Y.
“V .: ‘
$4.40 BBfli‘sseszR‘ as
«roams t; ‘
l
I morons, ‘ . '
13s”. Fran lieutenant
llicfiruit squares it
134: Grshsin'Wafm.
14.0 I Fig; Newton.“ ib‘.,
.- .1301. Milton»
isn’t.
.3". ii
polltan profession
pended thoullltsfiiwa.
mannerisms ooLr’ suns .+.
NEW YORK, April 24——At a special
meeting of the executive committee of
the United States Golf- Assooiatlon- last
night. the date of the open champlon-
ship was changed to June 14 and 15. at
the Myopia Hunt Club. The committee
also refused to sanction the eastern
open championship whlch the Metro-
ais have been try‘
are you . Obtain the very best goods at reasonable prices.
ml of do ‘, “amass.
/
VIENNA FiGHT RENEWED.
VIENNA. April ilk—The Pusher.
mans and Christian Socialists renewed
their light in the Reichrath this 7 om.
ing and the sitting had to be'adi'um-
ed. Herr Bernerstorfer. Socialist; mov-
ed the abolition of the paragraph in
the penal code providing- punishment
. for criticism of members of the impor-
.nl family. asserting that
graph debarred a campaign against
clericalism and was specially obnoxo
laws because it prevented criticism of
ithe recent act of Archduke Francis
Ferdinand. the heir apparent, in ac-
cepting the patronage of the Austral-
ian Catholic Schools ‘Assoclatlon and
delivering an address which was inter-
preted as an attack on Protestanism.
The speaker‘s remarks occasion‘auch
a wild uproar that the
the .para.
president sus-
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1
you as a first class article of 369%, fidntainsiour times
[or 150 (full pound) package. Noothes brand just as root].
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um “IV.
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“’9: . ,.
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Kits“ 9mm,- filo. it pt. bob-
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Lemons, Our Pure Old Dutch Java and Mosh
Coffee is the gendine article. ‘
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