_ ‘ regain»
‘ ination and
‘ Ybrk may be placed
pouches abroad,
'ardpdydireet’ to destina»
ut the, intervention of
ms‘oflicers at New York.
clphia has long been un-
ulc of the street railway
and Philadelphia
‘ g. iothe laments
. 9 there have been
"hat" the syndicate chose
‘ém be. On Saturday
‘ ,ibur-invhand bearing
of wealth arid fashion
rnedrb'y the condition
on; Fifteenth street, and
,yndicator P. A. B. Wid—
" up ”yiopsly, it not fat-
as partner haste-to take
iences.
e. aerialmavigstion
dbs‘liitc’dlll that” has been
the contrary, to be still in
" 31,. An 'imitator‘ of Count
‘ "has constructedi’a
ballobn, tried to
nascent in it near "Lake
ice, Switzerland, recently.
, e about fifty yards, when
ablrine‘poliapscd and fell.
ix ri'mcntcr was not killed,
a a very/"narrow escape. In
«such occurrences as this it
' tuipd,1thpt,3 {he rail~
valid steamships wil be able
, usiness for somatimc yet.
' t l i l
om uisory‘ prohibition has
, d many recruits in the North
oliha Legislature. The coun—
of Biadcu, Pender. Duplin and
f, on have declared. in favor of
'ilite prohibition. A step in
(Ii ctiou of prohibition has
' ta fen in the Tar Heel State,
‘ts regulation of registered
by distillerics. A majority
‘Orth Carolina ‘Prohibitionists
Democrat‘s.
\éo EN has. some.
. . r 5.. I
_, ' illerlsibsing' used for
in gowns.
Born» nd-wltttc‘is as popular in para-
! as it is; gowns.
“gray; illiantlnes are being
.. fil days in summer.
, " man should not Wear
din: a): on her bolero.
ore is menisci. skirt hung he.
" c lace .phirt and its silken lin»
are are used on both
a. They are omade
id centers.
e'xolf skirt is made
(1‘ box piait at the back
herbs; to which lemomlliico‘
3 s' the removing of stains
,piano keys.
this all the white goods
5 :n do great favor its the
_ tiatc‘of extra. widtn.
ho linen vogue amounts to‘ stomach
it ‘uotpniy t e. alldinens liralilalud-
ut cteryt he that is ‘linspeolo’rcd.
i din t c agreed upon ;. the
g,skil't.; speculum
s the unanimous V01"
. gain-waist or mine butlst’e has in.
, t titched with cold chrdadhnndj
‘ sh stock worn wit it is simi-
Ir,\snd white is a strong color-
ii lonih'mililnery. and all kinds
rihjs apparel. but particularly so
“I
' buyers tell us that more French
._ have: flap soul, especially for
.;lghtidti page. than any" other
i. It has superseded both the
pee pndflorgandics.
is doln'ething mystical about
.. , ‘ pi‘slonder woman don
, . ddlaiel'yilooks stouter.
by 7th *don’t add proportion-
btout woman’s appearance l
covered.
H
A...“
' ,OL‘IUSINEBS QUIET.
0N. April zo—Business has
i in the wool marketpbnt the
ice .lsg.‘ steady and buyers
‘lllli as are paid about for-
‘any chance blues I
. _ (t. m at slain.
a (guild you are '.
f , lent and
01%” Usually“ is some- ‘
, I
, dQflWCliyui Mn,
ill ‘ ‘ head
I to $3.9m
986988 lain limit,
We pay your late one way on $
$8.00 purchases.
"l ulna A allusions."
own—9"—
I‘CII cncy.
tolloying statbptpat: .
South either this year or next.
template such a trip.
merit of the proposed invitation.
“I will state further that I am not a
lug it. i regard all suggestions of can-
didates at this time as premature and
inadvisable. no onppan now tell what
can-for ought to be thine in. 1904."
. , i
W
* sneer? IN A FizZLE.
. , ,.
- Rom to Ploy.
wrestling match for years in Boston
pcaranees. although Harvey Parker, 01
at Greece-Roman. .
tinue wrestling at the. end of the first.
claiming that his understanding was
that an hour was the limit for a bout.
it no fall was taken in shorter time.
the men should wrestle until a fall was
gained and Roebor'sclaim gave the
2,600‘.monvin Meridianip‘s Hall a dis-
frlends from Broekton were highly
elated.
PREsipENT wan... nacews oe-
one:
. BOSTON. April -00-—-’i'he Harvard
University corporation has expressed
itself unanimously in favor of granting
the degree of Doctor of Laws to Pres-
ident McKinley. it was the corpora-
tion who met here yesterday, instead
of the members, as was reported cr-
roneonslyin previous despatches and
who taking up the question informally
expressed unanimous sentiment in
iavor of the step, and declared that
about. of the university’iin June. Al-
though the question of conferring the
degree rests with the overdiaot's‘of the
university, members both of the cor-
"poratiou and of the board dil‘ovorsccra
admit that an invitation would not
vc been given President MclKnley
l' the q cstion of granting thy. degree
. '(lv’llOG in doubt. .
A SMALL BEGINNING.
TRENTON. April 30-—Tho Pennsyl-
vania Steel compiiuy. with an author-
ized capital of 850.000.000. was incor-
porated here yesterday afternoon.
i he- incorporators are Ellinzham ll.
orris. Edgar O. Fallon and brother 8.
.Best. of Camden, N. .l., which is the
registered New Jersey oflicc of tho
$25,000,000 preferred and 025000.000
iconimon; tho‘proi‘errcd stock is in buy
7 per cent. on cumulative dividend.
MOB WANTED BREAD.
LlilMBERG. Galicla. April 20~A
riotous ‘mob of the city. unemployed.
yesterday raided the bread booths at
the market place, shouting: “Give as
bread or worklf The mob paraded the
streets; breaking woudowa. Troops
are. A deputation of the unemployed
who hold outfits them some hope that
work would soon be obtainable. .
BAN DOMINGO, via ‘Hnytltm cable,
pointedthp w
passionate those resigned April in:
Minister of the interior. decor Gomez;
The country is quiet. dbévelrai’xcns‘ipis
meat on various eh
NEW: YORK. A3
Csnerleohanr ,,
er Thomas‘nrlusd. mil
in a buildin vulnv‘flx
SOLID. AND SUCCESSFUL.
So any: Dayid 3. ill Regarding the
. P .
NEW YORK, April 30~Ex~Covernor
David B. Hill yesterday gave out the
l .
“My attention has been called to the
story which is going the rounds of the
press that I am ‘ expecting to make
a political trip through the West and
‘1 desire to state that i do not con.
"When recently advised that an iii-
vitatlon was being prepared in the
state bf Washington and elsewhere re-
questing the to make such a visit, 1
immediately replied that it would be
impossible andrequcsted an abandon-
candldate for the Democratic presi-
dentist. nomination in 1904, i am neith-
er seeking the nomination nor expect.
Big yogi-gang Maggi. Ends by Rocber's
BOSTON. April 30-4ic first big'.
ended in a finale last night. to all up-
Broekton. was given the decision over
Ernest Roeber, the world's champion
The decision had to be given as it
was. because Roeber refused to com
The general understanding was that
asraedble surprises Although Parker‘s
it. was by action of tile-Ticorporatioul
that the president was invited to be all
company. The capital is divldodinto
finally arrived and dispersed the riot-
vlsltcd the burgornaster and governor,
HAYTIEN MINISTERS APPOINTED.
'A‘pril aOWPr'esldent Jlmlnez‘ has up-
ioliowing ministers. in suo~
minister of , posts. amelioration: min-
later oi! war, Senordtodriguea; under
seeretary;.,ot finance. School Guerra.
arc to-‘bs prosecutc'_' tho; govern»
‘ » Thelrlsitoris pl ii.
‘ . as deter: Flower Sprays, 48, Cents, worth $1.00. ‘
60 dozen Flower Sprays. 75 C‘cntnwcrth $1.50.. 3; ‘
roe doccn Assorted Sprays and Bunch, Flowers. item 75 Cents
go dozen Black Chiffon Hats, $1 .74. worth 83.0! H
3,oo'o Beautiful Trimmed Hats, from $1.59 to $20.00.
a: H. oratory ciao. ’ ..
~ uncut
5 purchases; both ways. on
“Wr'w‘fwu.
ununnu int
capital. I, ~ innocence
surplus. . ‘l'mo.ooo.oo
albumin". mucosa
sens ll. racers. mount.
JACOB ill. utter. Cashier.
oisecronsi
John H. Ferris Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian Swartz
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
Aooounimllolrod.
e varietr'efyliigulcu? MIL.
_ r atflan easy task: ‘ ;
, senor “as. f j
.59 dozen blower Sprays, s5 Cents. with 59 “may x
nnu‘uiiiuu ~
TRUST}...GiiilPANY-.
Incorporated 1001.
Fifty Thousand Dollars.
mm A. reacts
ll. ll. downturn-President.
cllAllllis E. lip". "ensures,
{The South" Norwalk
Savinas Bank.
INCORPORATED. jUNE. 1860.
Deposits. 51.050.000.00
, Surplus. 3 6 0,000.00
W
ALDEN SOLMANS. President.
JOHN H. FERRIS, vice President.
CEO. F. BEARSE, Body. and Tress.
Board of Managers.
Alden Sslmans. Edward Beard.
john H. Ferris. John H. Light.
John H. Knapp. Josiah R. Marvin.
Henry I. .9mffh. George I". Barre.
Money in Lean on Mortgage
PRESENT LOCATION.
First National Bank Building,
2., WASHINGTON STREET.
Frank A. Ferric ”The: B. Woodward
Thou. l. Raymond Edwin O. Kceler
,ji-Frankiin A. Smith
Theo. s. Lownclesiv Winthrop H. Perry
Richard ”ti. Golden. ‘
BANKING fiiisiivnss on ALL
Deposits, Discounts, Collections.
SAVINGS DERARTMENT.
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.
Fancy Carolina l'lcud Rice. xoc.
Nelson Taylor
This Flour needs no introduction in The Nor-walks.
a first class reputation. Try a barrel and we' guarant
$4.40 per bbl.
250 lb.
Taylor 8. Golden,
REAL ESTATE AND
INSURANCE.
LINCOLN STORAGE WAREHOUSE
71! “Washington Strut.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
ammonia had been called
‘Tho‘mbai trying time was during the
rendition of the second act of “Tristan
andisolde.” By the time the act was
ended sixteen women had succumbed
to indirect and fainted.
.i'r ,m a monetary pain of'vi w. An al-
lo 'ed- selling, plate), o
mount.
220 lb.
210 lb.
250.
250.
BUSINESS HOURS.
9 to 12 a. m., and 1 to 3 p. m., and also
6 to 8 p. m.. Saturday evenings, for
Savings Department.
mm." " «mm»...
MORTGAGE LOANS
NEGOTIA TED.
JACOB M. LA YTON.
5 Railroad Place.
South Nomalk.
omen».
FAREWELL 'TO OPERA STARS.
NEW YORK. April 30—An audience
such as has never before packed itself
into Metropolitan Opera House, crowd-
ed it last night to bid farewell to the
Grand Opera stars who have sung
there during the season and to say
adieu to M, Coquolin and Mme. Berni
hardt. The receipts for tho perform-
ance were about $10,000. At an admis-
sion price of $2 each at least 2,000
persons were squeezed into the nar-
row alsle of the auditorium behind the
orchestra seats. and reaching to the
rear wall. or those the larger propor-
tion ‘was composed of women.
performance had not proceeded long
before these women began to taint!
The management expected trouble of
this kind and had provided "a large
amount of ammonia, and before the
evening was over nearly six bottles of
Donovan Building,
H seem timepiece“: ‘ ..
. W4
Bound and Coast Wrecking Company
Ready for Study Work.
BRIDGEPORT, April line-Tho Sound ,
and Coast Wrecking Company will . ‘
next week begin raising coal lrom sun- '
ken boats and barges all along the
Sound. The submarine bout Argonnhi
pad for steady 'work. and the company ,
expects to market several hundred
soavenr NOTICE.
District of Norwalk.
Court, April will, A. 0., mm.
Estate of Harinuh M. Hoyt. late of
Norwaik, in said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District
of Norwalk. hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof for
thopr'oditors of said estate to hibit
their claims for settlement.
who neglect to present their accounts,
properly attested. within said time.
will bs-dobarrod a recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are re»
quested to make immediate payment to
RICHARD ii.
and thclightcr Celtic have been equip-
thoussnds tonsof coal before the re-
currence ordeal: wxather. tLast illum- ,
mnr and a t e monau mm o n .
number oi cruises along the bottom of
the sound, and accurately located coal coonng DOIIWIISII‘KIIIIIIB
wrecks. of which its owners had heard
from boatmen. A-great number or
these have been abandoned by the ,
fwnim ofI thtei coal, sorrtic or them 'I'fiil- .
nu eon n« to water or years. it) . Th ’ Ath
powerful electric pumps of the Argon- : . e enwuml
nut suck coal out o. wsupken hulk at '
the rate of sixty tons an hour. and as
the operation of the craft will be the
only expense ‘of prpd
for which amount can be had in any APlllI. .29lil to MAY lIlIl.
“ROUTER" FOR Ngw YORKB BUR-
NEWvYORK, April :lriwléidward .11.
Coiluni, known thronghontrthe country
as champion rooterior the New Yprk
baseball team. will be buried frorn‘his
into home in Brooklynnthis‘morninn.
He traveled extensively ,In the pursuit
of hls‘busincss aslreproscntatlw iii a
New Orleans molassas'iirm'~ and timed
his trips doweorrospond. With ‘those‘pt
the New York baseball team.» He
novor‘missod a game *ln the city in
Wichita happened «totbo. Kiln expert
on baseball and a ,
Coilum was known,
airports or the count . ,
fit his? .d‘sorkL-t’t‘irty-twc years
. M.“ ‘
NfiWMARKET SPRING MEET.
LONDON, April 20-:~,Th'o Nov/market
first spring meeting opened today with
an interesting list .or events. though
there was nothing. of great importance
port. the compariyflserinndent of im-
mouse profits trom"tlis::
contract for .work on wrecks, but the
possibilities of profits from the aban-
doned coalwrscks between Hell Gate
and Montauk Point have determined it
to make the coal business its chief
interest for the present.
, “2103 overeigns,
for. mower-cilia and, upward. at . iiv
turlonzs. was-won by? Common Cir.
_ Eileenyleict owned by 310118.?“ omit:
Rbrpran, third. Latte lalff having the
odor entertainer.
, , ‘ ma... handicap
or, titty, sovereign r taresyesréolds
, new roan. April sea—n Madison
. . avenue electric car running at a hiph n.“ _ way ,
x‘and.‘unwara.dists sixturlonurwas rats or spec; it, struck a Win avenue, i, . . ., ,
shippers n, is: a: , 7, .
i; resonances overturned and &
beeahrSa-lurdau. and will continue
for the balance of the week.
A Largc‘Stock of Goods and continued bad weather make us
oiicr Extraordinary Induccmcnts to keep our sales ahead of last
yearfand 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 "less; now this mscns a saving of from 25 to 33 per
cent. to purchasers. We mean to keep this Storc'a busy Store at
all times. 'Our selling prices indicate our buying power. "‘We Sell
so as to sell again.” We offer the greatest array of Seasonablc
Goods at Cut Prices ever offered before. We couldn't do better, nci- . ,7
ther could you. Our Story is short; our Prices are Shorter. Look ' "’5 . :V, ,
over the following prices carefully and note the money you can [6th cc
save by coming in during this timely sale.
The Firstoiour Giaanllc Spring Sales
nl‘ury.
We offer goods of the Highest Quality; the favorite among heusekcepers and the goods most
profitable to purchase. . .
Reduced.
Our Celebrated Bridgewattr Creamery Butter. reduced in price to 25¢. lb. The sweetest and
best Butter sold in this town.
You want the “Boss" Creai 7cakcs Cleaner Soap, 25c.
Lunch Milk Cracker, 1°C., 3 lbs California Prunes from 52 I"
,for 25¢. to ace. lb.
3 cans Wayne Co. Sugar Corn California Ripe Olives.
for 25¢. ’ Pickled Limes.
.4
New Potatoes, Radishes, Pine
. Apples.
lilower and Garden Seeds.
Beardsley Smoked Beef, Shred!
(led Codfish, Boneless Herring -
I‘luyler's Cocoa and Chocolate. and Bacon.
Spinach. Lettuce. Sweet Potatoes!
Oranges. Lemons, Bananas.
WE ARE FIRST HANDS FOR EVERYTHING IN OUR LINE.
“chit. Humid, Leading Grecian Wcsifliliiiigion :Sll‘ilill.
We just received another car load of Our Famous Maud s. Flour, to be disposed of at a‘vcry low price.
It has been on sale here for the past fifteen years, and has
cc it to make better bread and turn out from 20 to 25 more
loaves than any other Flour in existence. Glance your eyes over a few of our many bargains for this week:
Maud S Flour, best in the world, 550 per bag
Vein Best Eigin Creamed] Butler, 250 lb
Liicbiield Counts Print Butler. 220 lb
Meadow Brook Print Butler. 210 lb
Three Cans Magnolia Milk. 250
Seven Pounds California Prunes. 25‘s
" SPECIAL FOR SATURDA Y.
A Beautiful Box of Daland a Company's Toilet Soap will be given FREE to all purchasers of :1 worth of
New York Grocery 00.,
Groceries.
A. F. sacxn‘an a. co.. Spoccssors.
Prompt Delivery.
win. as owes AT
is Wall 8L, Norwulk,
twins the cool.
that year’s ..
Ion .was to p 2.30 o. m.
Its original intent
w...».... u.
l v.
_ Ladies Of The. Nor‘Wnilts iiro
: cordially invited to attend.
r «on
erauck A coacn.
....... I
can last night ' at Eighty-ninth
av sailor-interior
,, 7 'lind‘thadrivs
twice. . ..
South Norwa....
THE EASTMAN TRIAL.
Testimony to Show That Gr Ill and
Eastman Were Not on Good crms.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. April 30-«Tho
court decided the question raised yes-
terday by counsel for Charles 11. East
man, the defendant in the murder trial
in progress here, as to the admissibil-
ity ‘of evidence of ii luarrcl between
Eastman and his alloy; (1 victim. Rich-
ard (irosan. Jr., seven months previ-
ous to the shooting of Oregon on July
4, 1900. by ruling to admit the evi~
dance, provided the government Would
show evidence of continued ill will be-
tween the men up to the time of the
shooting.
John Grouch. brother of the dead
man, then took the stand. He said
Eastman would not ask Richard (My
can for the use ot‘pcarr so in April.
1399. telling witnosb‘that sermon “and
Richard were not on good terms. Wit.
ness described a quarrel between the
men in November, 1000, when Grogan ‘
told Eastman that hc‘was tired of
issuing Eastman and his family.
Eastman was in the act or raising a
chair, when witness put his foot on it
and stopped between the men. must-
mnn withdrew, saying to Richard Gro-
gan: - :
"i will pliill; you it i have to wall:
live years (or this.” “
iiiastmun repeated this declaration
WRECK one CORNFIELD not".
NEW YORK. 'Aprii “Mantels
Clark. of the steamer Silvia, reports a
drugs as wreck six muss west. at
Goa a d Light. magnum bound. up
Weath‘iihatpl t'illllkfin thinness». ,
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