11111111. , .3 3
it necessary to iibfend
eh, just; an if
wrong in it,
till 111 the annuities to
notti‘tude towards
opinion, the You»
at it is “the duty of
11‘ to ‘get rich if he can,
wealth means power to do
3 ,r 1111' the desire to he
med, he is probably
510 the incentive;
01111115. A great 111.1115;
desire to do good wit
111111, but there are many
.Rich men are like all
Some are
not
ittee, of the Legisla—
the matter of voting
uidet
greed unanimously about
bi .vpting machines to
. only cause of dif-
to be that which
chine or' machines The
report 'ia‘vprs the Me-
'macliinc, despite its
me, while the minorr
12211st to put themselves 011
sfa'voring any particular
It is settled, however.
are to have e‘iome sort of ‘
11;: machine as well as a'
11'1a‘chine.'As Patrick 11...:
l let it come.
, aik about deserted farms
lining towns here in Con-
11111, but we do not undet-
the tuihject. New iianip~
othe state that furnishes 1h.-
, eplorahlc example in this
‘ect. Sever 'al town»; there are
,tth. and in 011e, ()tis. the
' of citizens have been levied
3 to pay the town debts. in a
or of towns, insolvency can-
lie'avoided and the people are
tderiug the proposition to
‘w 1111 their charters. The
s have run out and, as no
' factoring has been estab-
d. there is no prospect of any—
{5 but abandonment and dc:
the matter of House rcpre
itation. the Litchfield l:.11quim
giving every town that has.
' or leSs population one repre-
ative; two for townq between
11 and 10,000, and then one ex-
tpresentative for every 10.0011
510.000 increase in population.
" AT WOMEN ARE oomc.
o" 0.18. growing flatter?
all thin gowns are made tip over
uttthoy are worn over silk potti-
Thczldrop lining oi? the skirt
oi the some material as the
52' inch frocks call for very hand
1111:1111 and cmbrohlet'les no trim-
” " n't n'yo'u like the Renaissance laces
‘ ' are worked with gold threads?
peciaiiy lovely piece 11 used on
111.“. of a three- quarto length
black taffeima By the way. these
. , 9 very fashionable with motilsh
', \3eepecioiiy for. driving.
trims or variously colored out!
'i'Woven braids seem especially to-
111.611... brunettes Because of
[Iii various colors they are becoming
A” ailment. every gown, and have a
3" 15.11. that ni‘vos thorn a very
ppearnnco.
are are pimple who think that tiny
hirili 1111 (or 11 summer" cottage in
by ot (impinge and furniture. and
allow“ that it seems all right to
opt p'om city homes those things
which the newness has gone. ra~
hail buy new, but why those who
buy new select such ugly
nd browns and mixed co'lbt’s
a that buyon't a semblance of
iiLypbouo: 11.91.. i can‘t son. is it
lipii they won‘t show the soil 110
3‘; t they got just no dirty on tho
' it
It) Home Magazine.
ton To” begin with nothing
‘ guide. while in the case of both
11 ark women it brings out the
11111 of tho akin. Then. too
#9er troeku give 1111 uppoar-
”night to the tlgurc. 1min
lo 1 11' 5111,11 chance lohen
be are at sluice. ‘
ileum! 1300' are
com ten and
33.0.1111... £315..
‘ myonfiaoelcamed‘
it by emulation
$8
consideration 3
ttltcmei'jitefotfsomep’artic': .
1" black tor more than ,
to ouch advantage the curves '
3 221'. lb.
3 25b.
to $3.00.
90 1102011 Black Chiffon Hats,
666666 61111 81,1111
oo purchases. . .
IiI'N'ERY GOODS. rimming your, hat on easy task.
SPECIALS:
50 dozen Flower Sprays, 05 Cents, worth 50 Cents.
4c dozen Flower Sprays. 48 Cents, worth $1.00.
60 dozen Flower Sprays. 75 Dents, worth $1 50.
too dozen Assorted Sprays and Bunch Flowers. from 75 Cents
3.000 Beautiful Trimrhed Hats. from $1.59 to $20.00.
E. HQDILLON o‘co.
We pay your fare one way on $5 purchases; both ways on
variety of CHOICE ilIIIL-
$1-74. worth $3.00.
BilllllllPlllil.
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SOLID AND 51100555!" U]...
..... .....»..... ,1
CITY NATIONAL BANK
soummonwfi. 1.1.0....
capital. $100,000.00
Surplus, 3100.000. 00
Other Profits. $25. 000. 00
JOHN II. FERRIS. Pmlilelit.
JAODB ill. lAI'I'DN. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
John H. Ferris Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian Swariz
John H. Light E. H.,Mathcwron
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
Accounts solicited.
.au. .
which nothing could be more desirable.
oncoming to the, present dictates or
Dame Fashion And if there were no
other reason. smart women would
adopt it 111111 now because it is conclu—
nred Very swagger to .go into mourn-
ing will the English Court. Willi
block t is spring will also be worn it:
inc-noi the gray. nshon shade. out
the lilac that has a suggestion or pink
shot through.
GIRLS FOLLOW THE SHOW.
Shelton Woman in Danbury. in Search
of her Two Missing Daughters.
Mrs. Joint 1). Ward, 01’ Shrlton, went
to Danbui'y yesterday in search oi’ her
two sisters, Ida and lrcne Hall. aged
seventeen and nineteen respectively,
who are believed to have followed
some ot the members of “The Country
\icrchunt” company. which plays in
South Norwuik todtty. away from that
phtcc. This company played in Derby
East Monday night and 111 Seymour
\i'odnondny night. 'l‘ho girls made the
ithuuittlunt'l' of some of tho members
of tho company during the stay in Dor-
‘by. 3 They both work in u Shelton lur-
tory. and they started for work on
'chuoeduy morning. They did not re-
111rn home that night and their friends
tililcl‘ Arnold. of Shelton. traced the
211111 to Seymour and learned that they
loft that place with the theatrical com
puny Thursday morning. No truce or
themhus diuco been found.
To a news reporter lilnuugul' Levy
of "The country Mort-haul" company
mid .lhnl in: was itu'itro that some ()1
the momborshof his company made the
acquaintance of some girls: in llorby
He sang the some girls inhoymonr lino
111 Waterbury 11nd ugulu in Bristol. llc
said how owr. that. ho was positive
that in Bribtoi 110110 of the company
had notice the gills 11nd that they iII'IO
not followed the company to Dunbury
There were three girls in the party he
noticed and he understood that. they
were all from Derby. 'l‘u/o of them
answered the description of the Hall
girls.
Mrs. Ward sought the aid of the po-
lice when she reached hero and Spoc-
in.l Policeman. Brady vinttod the Palace
Hotel with her. She said that her his
turn were not thorn.
Appnmssu or" MERCHANDISE.
WASHINGTON. mun 21-411..» iii-est
dent has appointed Altrod W. Brown
w... . .-...:.-'.—.~—-~..... ....
Yiili SOUTH il0RlYlLll
TRUST 'GOIIPAllY.
incorporated 1501.
Capital
Fifty Thousand .
FRANK .1. FERRIS. President.
11.11,. 0111111311. Vine-President.
(1111111153 15.111111. treasurer.
PREBENT LOCATION,
First National Bank Building. l
24 WASHINGTON STREET
m
TRUSTEES: l
Frank A. Ferris Asa B. Woodward
Thos l. Raymond Edwiuo. Keelcr 3
Nelson Taylor Franklin A. Smith'
Theo. s. Lowndes Winthrop H. Pcrry'
Richard H. Golden.
BANKING BUSINESS OF ALL‘
KINDS.
Deposits. Discounts. Collections.
SAVINGS BANK DEPART-
MENT
Deposits Received on Interest.
TRUST COMPANY BUSINESS
OF ALL KINDS.
Authorized by its charter. with its cap'
ital as security. to act as
EXECUTOR.
ADMINISTRATOR.
GUARDIAN.
CONSERVATOR.
TRUSTEE OF ANY TRUST.
ACCOUNTS AND
TRUSTS OF ALL KINDS
SOLICITED.
BUSINESS—"HOURS.
9 to 12 a. 111.. and 1 to 3 p. 111., and also
6 to 8 p. m.,'Saturday evenings, for ,
Savings Department; 1
...-... ..-. .
MISS CHOPOURIAN iN EGYPTA. 3
Miss A. Angel Chopourlun of Dan- .
huiy. took part in the pioduction oil,
”Egyptu” in Bridgeport. The Tale
;1'1nn said:
"The that act is 111111111 lutoroa‘. ing by in
the hurling of little Moses on tho bankn
.1i‘ the Hun seen in tho, buckizr'ound
The baby lsinought to the front oil
:‘hc stage in the urine of Jochebrd. his: I
nother. it proves to be a wry lunch1
dive. but very tiny little bubc probub
21' not more titan six or eight weeks'
old. The Israoiltieh mother and the;
beautiful princess made it pretty pic '
turc as they stood there with the child
between them, The houso applaudod
4
again and again, and two large bou- i
"There indies were Misses Collie A.
Smith and A. Angel Chopourlau. thol
grogutlonnl Church of South Norwnik. l
whose home is in Dnnbury. She won
and wait chosen because she intd nutte'
the part. before and hurl it nit'cndyl,
nets of cut flowers were presented. i
latter the soprano soloist 111 the Con
the only one from out or this vicinity.‘ .
memorial-d. Both made 11 line nppour- 1
appraiser of: morcnétuntliao Star 0111' tile-
(3 “(biotic drown, bitten.
$4 40 per bbl
250 1b.
211; lb.
250.
GPOON‘IGI.‘
This Flour 1111ch no introduction in The Norwnlko.
a first clue reputation. Try,a barrel and we
loavon than any other Flour in existence.
A Beautiful 'Box 01' Dhland 0i Company's Toilet 8011p Will he
oarantce it- to make better bro
lance your eye: over a few of o
Maud S Flour. best 111 the world,
Veru Best Elciti Creameui Butler.
Liicliiiekl (3011th Print Bullet ‘ -
MeadOW Brook Print Butter
. Three Cans Magnolia Milk.
Seton Pounds California Prunes.
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY.
given Fit!
New," Yark Grocery 00..
F1 WBEOKMA‘N A ('30.. Mountain. '
Fromm De‘llviry‘. ,
,surrs, 1111511.an Anon/lusts.
Dollars. l "
'Wilt‘lt' with creditwou'r, prices stand as proof
'wnsu DRESS Goons.
, price 19c.
‘with dliilcuit)‘
Maudl Sl “ i
We just renewed another citr load of 0111- Famous Maud 8. Flour. to be disposed of at a very Jow. uric
It has been on note here tor the pact fifteen years, and 111%
The First of our
and continu
all times. Our‘selling prices
so as‘ to Sell again."
save by coming in during this
i
,. it‘s better (and'ian'cheaper) to buy herewith rash. than chm- l
‘ 5151111115, 111:1ch 3 iliiétwooi Hotncspuus.Cllcviots,5ergt'.1ud
Venetianh prucd' 11p to uow,$hi> 5) $15 on and $1600. all this no.1-
son' ,5 111.1ke..3 p» oily tailored sizes front 12111.1-.Sale price $8. 75.
i hihlréi'I's 'Iiit'lelt'rs, with Inncy Lupe collar, regular price $1 25
Sale price 75 Cents.
I.;1die.~.' illnck Silk Walrus, made of wood qualiti 'laii'eta. luck
1d hack and 173 3-3il.111'c11i‘for Bishop slot-\c, \ good $4. 00 w.aist
for $2. 90. 'i ' - .
Ladit's’ Stitilincr Shirt, Walsh, tine I‘crcaics.
\':1luc .15 high its $1. .15: '3 Sale price 50 Cents.
Dimity, Lawn,
'1'lt'
51) pieces of latest style \\ .1511 Dress 11110115w touuhams, slr'ipts
and pi: iiiIN, worth from lzléc: to 23cc.
\\ inllsor l‘crtales, in light and dark L‘iit'CiH, “etc 1.2}, _'-c, cutitt'
;l.»1 :11 out ptitt'——~7C per yard.
l)it‘\\ itiil‘rlidiih 111 leuuiha from 8 to 1.1 ya
north 8125:1111 price 56/21:.
PE'I‘TICOATSW.T 51'
[all it'~ I‘ll: ill. and \Ahitu \ii‘ "l.' t‘l’lzcti i llllHllCii \kill».
11i1111311c1l the $1 25(111aii11,ai 95c
Illillt’h' “itiik Alt‘lCt‘iiMiil Salute Skirts. «'YCHHdIUii [lldlltil lull
math, good \allit‘ at $250 Sale price $1.25.
3HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
Our entire slotlt' oi Ladies, ’Men's. Children‘s
”1151' that SOIil' for later. and 15c During sale we.
Infillit‘h' "()ui'x" Fast lilack Hose, sold by Lord & Taylor
New York at 251' Sale price 19c.
\leu' 5 l .151 ii lack Seamless S icks, lisle iihish.nor1h 12
8c.
Men's (irct Mixed Seamlcxs Socks worth lo... for 5c.
( hiltlten 5 (inure Merino \ 155' .5 and knee Paul's the 251'. qual-
ity .li IZE/QC. \IZCS iii it) 5.1.
Meu'. Medium \\'1igl11.\'l1i115 and Draw-em,
1‘I-, lust quality,
11011111
and Misses
',.c.. for
were .2511. Sale
1
a' " . '1
CORSETS AND GLOVES.
( «’lh‘t‘ 11i(11rse'is.\1",oill1 50c pair. for 39¢.
Hdd lot oi torsco worth $1.10. .11 49c. pair.
[11.1. i. ”latiota (blotch, worth 15c Sale price 19c.
Kid (1l1)\c~1wm‘IIl§Qt.10 $1. 00. Sale price 69c.
PROMOTION OF‘EOLfiILLESHE i
LONDON THEATRES OPEN.
The administration has dethrntin‘vdi
upon the .ippolutmehi «1'1 (‘30 louol lion M" Lanna" Ap'gaars I" ‘ New Play
ltoh'orl' 16.11 '(llitif oi oug‘lnovrs. “ cr aw House.
LONDON. April 27wTho reopening
of the Savoy and Garrick Theatres to-
night learns only three West End thou-
trou with rinsed dome. Most of tho
'piayhouses are doing. romurkubly well.
The greatest of the moment in un-
doubtetlly Mrs. Lun‘gtry in her new
play at her new theatre. No playhouse
in liontionfhduais the imperial 1n prot-
tincss and good taste, while tho series
of picturoa of Paris and Versailles is
staged with 11 completeness and rich-
ness unuurpussed. though the play it
soil in con nidoi‘eii by chili-iii? not to be
worth 1111111. ‘: :
Next in intrirotst to' Mrs. Lnnttit'y is
, , assuredly Elihu Mn guild despite the
liAllOth. Punjab. April 27——A aer- murka otdlsn 11111 which wuromnni
‘lous riot'; hint occurred pour Sinikbtedtostod in some bhrtii‘o‘l' the house, at
due. {to plague inspection 51’ woinen.l'tl111 tirut performance of "The Girl
The mum- worc ov'orpovyured and 11‘ F1 rom up There. " and the generally
force 'of cavalry wus nuinm‘t'uio'd 11'om‘cool criticismil. people are clowdihg
Slulkoto. 'i‘hc troopers restored order to tho Duko .11 Yorke Theatre The.
. ,3 nightly udvunco anion 11111011111 to ovo
1.111101 oiling llrigtuiiorvtmuornl John M. l
Wilson. Colonel itolu-il will iii‘ it‘lil‘l‘ii
for age Muy 2, 11nd Colonel George L. |
Gilh sph- will thou become chief of on
.zinuums (oloml (lilicsplo comes from
’i‘t-unt'ssoo, and is 111101111 to many rcx l
idi‘liib’ 111 10111101 llcut through his sup-
ervision ot. the rlvor and harbor im-
plov'em'cntl-i along the Sound. Ho will
hnvo four years to serve its chief. and
is promoted over tho bundle of Coloucln
llurlou and ilulns. He served six
months in i808 us luigudivr general of
volunteers
RIOT NEAR SIALKOTE.
ad and turn out from 20 to 26 mo
111' many bargains for thin, 111113151537, ,
profitable to purchase.
.Crcht
., 3 lbs
. , Ail...
Lunch M ik Cracker, ”f
for 951:.
3' cans Wayne Co. Sugar (.0111
for 951:. 3
ll Fancy Carolina licatl Rice, zoc.
).
E to all purchasers of st worth of
11'
Gicaniic Spring Sales
begins Saturdau, April 27,1901,
es for one week.
A Large Stock of Goods and continued bad weather make us '
offer Extraordinary Inducemcnts to keep our sales ahead of last
year; and rather than wait till the end of the season we give you
First of the Season Goods at Last of the Season Prices. and in
many cases 1535; now this maens a saving of from 25 to 33 per
j cent. to purchasers. We mean to keep this Store a busy Store at
. “We Sell
We offer the greatest array of Seasonable
'Goods .11 Cut Prices ever offered before. We couldn’t do better. nei-
titer could you. Our Story is short; our Prices are Shorter.
over the following prices carefully and note the money you can
indicate our buying power.
timely sale.
DRESS GOODS.
511 inch all wool 'l'iicots,19c.
Look
[Gib Centhry.
yd.
ll latk Iigured chpons Mohairs. Serges .md I’oplius, regular,
prim 501' and 751'.
ll rintctl China Silks 19c. yard.
ibu'l. Figured lutlias.
pricel 39c.
‘"Lirt'ef'.~."
Sale price 35c.
llt‘hl. goods, were 75c. Sale
(iointh llt'ayt Suitingw \lil‘tliiliy for hulkingr skirts, value
$1110.5aie price $1. 50 per yard
NOTIONS.
We have an ocean of notions.
lli‘I'iili.
in. Hunting (oilon, 201)}.111ls
llooka and ii you
[lit 1 11151-1 ( lasps fol 5c.
“W. 51110 (bulbs for 56.
tfiitit'tii'a Soap. 17c. cal"
'l'urkixh Ii nth Soap 31;.
'lill'i hon laces and Inserting
(lliltll'cn .5 iifllltlht‘lt‘llit‘i‘w
\litl] ping, liags. .11 19C.
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
l‘urlor lirooms, 18c.
1111'. l)11.~l l".111.~.5c.
I.
so take a notion to look over out!
alltitllx 3C.
Sale price 31:
3c. per yard
for 3c.
lll']|li't'1' Decorated Toilet Sets. $1.98.
."pit’i‘t‘ Decorated Dinner Set. $7.98.
91'. Tea Cups and Saucers, 5c.
$1.25 Decorated Lamps, at 98c.
DOMESTICS.
4-4 Unbleached Muslin, worth (1c. Sale price 43/.ic.'
35c. all linen Huck 'l‘owels, for 17c.
$1.25 extra size Quilt for 89c.
.\loqut't Rugs. north $-50, at $1.95.
loo rolls jailhouse Mailings,
IUO pit't't's i\'iil Finished ('11111
111“, :11 3c. yard.
151'. Silesia» Sale price 9c.
MEN’S FURNISHINGS.
were 351'. Sale price 25c.
lirit'. lit-.51 quality lilting, light col<
Mcn' s all linen (oliars odd styles and sizes, 6c.‘ , were 1273 c.
ilur entire line of Shirts. with too separ'ait collars. collats at:
taci1c1l,anti separate cuffs, .11 45c.
Men 5
£3,000. The disturbance. on the open-3
'11": night is a danger to all American3
productions rule hero and out- fol'l
which over zcnlous Aniclit'ttns lllcm- l2?—
selves are responsible The American:
ruled}: in London and Aunt“ up unit‘
01.5 generally 1111' lutcusely loyal to
“(.uoit” Suspenders, 39c.
.. .r
Pon'ro RICANS comma ro 1.~.1-.'
UNITED STATES.
SAN JUAN llE i’Oit’l‘O RIC..,U April
The United States transpoxt Serig-
wick sail yesterday evening for New
York. having on board nineteen Porto
Rico youth 11 ho are going to the Unit-
thoir country" s pr,oducllons and \vucn31-d States to be educated. Eleven of
1111 \uu-ricau company comes over they them are bound for the Indian t1 dining
generally till the theatre 011 the nrstl
school 111(‘111lislo. P11 The United
night .1111] applaud them and every Silittis government will assume the ex:
body with indiecrlminutlug enthusiasm
This produces the impression 01 an
organized clique, interrupts the per
formancc induce their supporters to be,
ponscs of these students.
MARRIED AND ARRESTED.
[IANIICI LSON, Aplil 27——i.nst Wed-
eucoi'cs not desired by the rest 01' the v nosdny, Eugene Smith, 11 saloon keeper
audioucc
11‘ American managers in
could induce their auppoitere to be
more dim-root. in thcii expressions of
pitrliality on Iil‘Hl nights. they would
1of West Want-,ognn was united in mar-
iiondon riugc with Miss Mary Mcltnn, of Wuur:
egnn.Yt-1~toid.1v ho was arrested on
a charge of stealing three bills each
oi’ the value of $100 from a partly in«
have no more dimcultlcn with the pit toxituted mun. who wont into his plum
and the gallery.
A WANT AD.
IN THE EVENING SENTINEL I
WILL BRING
QUICK RETURNS
We otter goods of the Highc 111 Quality the favorite among housekeepers and the goods most
7 when (.Iicz'iut'i Soap. 25c.
California l’ruuei. horn 51:. lb.‘
to 1101:. lb. .
( uliforuia Ripe Olives
.i’it'kit'd Limes.
litty‘icr‘q Cocoa r1nd Chocolate.
Spi1111cl1,l.cttuec, chct i’otatocsd
WE ARE FIRST HANDS FOR EVERYTHING IN OUR LINE.
W611
utii ' Norwn. .. .
{last week and asked him to change
'tho bills He had only a little money
.whcn arrested but lilo freedom with
which he has been spending cash in
the last few days is said to have been
'notlcod by the authorities.
\\
New Potatoes, Radishes, Pine
Apples.
-l"lowcr.1ud Garden Seeds.
Beardsley Smoked l'ieef, Shred»
dcd Codiish, ‘li nucleon IIiuring
and Ranch.
Oranges. Lemons, Bananas.
.‘ Ml 1i iuw'
w 11111 111;...
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