11.1 had dispoScd
‘ that bugaboo in his
ithe wedge but is
.10 s ‘11‘eeded to keep a
minded man can defend
out situation. An argu-
be inade' in behalf of uni-
resentation and one could
or 1etting things alone
, $11111" town had actually
resentativcs than a larger
ad. But neither of these
Itions tits the. case. The
I but there 15 no attempt
to epresentation and that
e KillingWOrth with 651
ts has. two representa-
e another in the same
I. kc Portland, with 3856
its only one. Nebody can
defense of that which will
. 11% as '10111 representation
‘ 1.1111 by a system that is
. O'fair criticism it cannot
tiered safe If it is tied to
and acknowledged error,
a all, when in the sure pro
is of. justice, error is rightetl.
c ‘oue “wedge” in sight 13 the
condition that nobody
11d. It is imperiling the
admirable and historic cus-
i ’town representation to
with its mistakes uncor~
d magnified by an osten-
us indifference to critical pub~
11.1.1011“... Courant' has
“for years as the champion
or town system. We favor
‘Fyler" amendment because
.51 cere belief that if it is
to the positi of the towns
, . tréngt‘hene
f ‘ than they can be if noth-
done. The members from
1.11.11. towns will do. well to
,I iii the bylcr amend
opted and a House of
tilt: hers is established then
‘ ' theirs will be from towns
hall 5,090 people each.
tthc‘ small towns take care
Sélr’es under those condi—
~ believe they can. The
lie of the small towns
111 in the tight.
inhalant arrangements hold
Vnifalo Exposition grounds
by tigs‘ will be open to the
Jr. on Sunday, at a reduced ad-
V’onI fee (25 cents) 1.1.1.. 1
’ in t afternoon until Vii at
,, Thd‘te will be 110t adinit—
ments on Sunday, though.
til only article sold that day
will! osition remit-Vice willbe
. Tie “Bu alo Express"
. that sixteen directors v‘ote‘d
' ndayl opening. thus limited
1 stricted and that three vot-
initials? it. One bf ’t’l‘i c three‘
as i‘1'esid it John G lIigurnm
. illo kF‘the opiniontl
v mistake. """I voted 111g
ti of the Penal cede,"
yr. 11d Ltho g tlt b all
pt théi'.‘ 121.118.11.111 111W1eate—
V..~ry f not. observing the law of
:31 state. ” ,
.1” Navy Department has (le-
" take steps immediately to
, .1 the facts as to the con~
. in of Lieutenant Townley
“ till he army scandals 111 Manila
ped by his testimony before
Vurt martial. Admiral Rem—
, cut from the station.
. lie
Kcmpfl’, directing a report
1111ny a court of inquiry
tely.
c, 0110,11” 1-—-lt £6 reported
. Germanic 1.111.111.1911 11, 1:3“-
» at 0111101111, 'thnt no prcif 11-
1111011 arranged and that
V ill be taltcn coon.
" . diabown. 11.1.1 James O'Houiihan', of
11 11111.1 1111.111 hat. . 1
and they will '
cit) thngideay shcmsfiand.‘
eeause in my judgment it" isI a .,
151
will go 'forward to Add
; , M113 0. 1". 30111111011161!
W 0.
to $3.011.
go dozen Black Chiffon Hats,
2.411. mu.
9809811111 81111111, '
$8.00 purchases.
WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.
“tinny of the season's“ ties are rover-
a la
The pulley belt in a 11.1.... of the
post. All the handsome. bolts
present timo‘ hare buckles. \ :
Sofrnno is one of the prettiest of theI
season's dpintiest tints.
Black velvet ribbon In much used
with all kinds ‘1' laces, but probably
niore oftch with the creahl‘iacca than
with the pure ‘wiiite ones "
With a few of the clever neck or
rangements one can find in any of the
stores, a plain waist is transformer] as
often as one piece is substitucd for
another. I
One of the most satisfactory pieces.
certainly a useful one, of burnt- leatth
work. is a removable bookeovcr. The
cover at the hack in laced with nar
row leather straps, displacing the book.
it doesn’t. pay to get the cheapest
materials for dresses and othoi wear
for the 111.11.41.11... All their apparel
requires .11 .mat deal of washing. and
it is out: the bait that can stand for ;
any length of time the wow and tear:
of the laundry.
A skirt that will attiaet nttentioni
because of its unusual desimi at tuekc 1i
perpendicularly‘ “chle to the deep
flouuce. which notices 1s tucked in ex
actly the opposite direction. The
tucks on the latter are a. bit nearer to
gather than on the skirt proper.
if the r‘endy- -lnada shirt- waists are
wern as intended. the sale of linen col
1%.». will be up '93 natty email. While
9 soft collar and stocks are my
pretty and new. prophesy that when
the real hot wilting weathei gets]
along they will be discarded for the
firmer starched band.
A gray nun‘ s veiling is trimmed with
bands of stitchfId panne velvet of .1
darker shade. he yoke, and front are
of colored taffeta,.velied with white
mousaeiinc de sole. 0n the sleeve the
velvet. and the Vmouaacliuc come to-
gather} for the tower 111111 is of this
gauzy material gathered to 11 hand of
the velvet The above is a combina-
tion or materials frequently met With.
and a happy one. . .
NEW HOSPITAL CARRIAGE?
“o...
Will Replace the Old Ambulance Here
If‘el‘. 1 0
At the meeting of the exactitlvc com
mittee, held at the Norwalk Hospital
on Tuesday atteruoou, the superlnteud
em, Mics Brown, reported that (tor
patients 111111 been admitted during he
week and that one had been diecharg
ed having at mesent in. «the hospital
eleven patients. seven mil .1. and four
temaics.’1~‘hrec of the .private rooms
the now occupied. Théro have been
two operations and some minor ‘apol
fif'lieuta; An itispectlion o ' 1181111191111
huudaeverylhlu I 81131“. ,p‘ud
the inmates wcl cared or.‘
The visitors to the hospital have
numbered ninety- -seven, While Iri‘etid‘n
and relatives of patients 11119 a mltted
daily. 'Thc regular daypiartl 0min!
and Thursday afternoons from 2 to 4
o'clock. The new “Hospital Invalid
Carriage" is now ready for use and
will take the place of the old ambu-
lance hereafter.
FOR THE NATIONAL CONVENTION.
The board of covarument of the
Catholic Total Abstinence Union. of
Connecticut hold a mention. 1191111111
in the Cathedral Lyceum, 111111111111. to
take steps to provide for 111.. national
convention of Catholic totttl abntaiuera
in Hartford, August 8, ll and 10. Those
Iprclent were the Rev. Walter J. Shun
Icy, the president of the Union, Hugh
F. Hagarty, of Merldcn, first viccpres-
idont; Miss Catherine G.-thelcr, or
Winated. second vlee~prceideut; James
.l)onnl1uc, ‘of Derby, secretary: Charles
Fitzgerald, of Middiétowlg. treasurer:
John J. Corbett, of Ne uven, editor:
and the following county directors: B.
M. Hope, of New Haven, ,, .W. burkin,
at 0111101116.; 3. .1. 1111111111 1111111110111;
John Kelly, ofNew Britain; Stephen J.
O’Brien, of South Norwaik; 11.1.1uur-
phy, of Rockvilie:,J. P. Dunn, of Mid-
ghetto... vii‘he Vnational union at
1111101113 tIIoIn‘l‘Ii abstaincrs numbers over
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY. Y'. M. c. A.
The ‘unnual meeting of the Woman’ 3
Military or the Yetta: new... cancer...
Association, was held yesterday after-
noon. when the following oiliccra were
elected: .
Preslmnthi-c. Entity liliy. '
Vleeaprcaldentombira.
“11.000311 80,110 V A
ardhon. Mr: up
1111... n. c. 11 r 1111“ 1.111111
so lichen Flower Sprays, 115 Genie, worth 59 Cents.
'42 dog... Flower Sprays, 48 Cents, worth $1.00. .
60 doccn Fiovver Sprays, 75 13.1.1.1, worth $1. 50.
zoo dozen Assorted Sprays and Bunch 111.11.11.41... 75 Cents
3.000 Feauuful‘ Trimmed Hats, from $1 59 to $20.00.
We pay your fare one way on $5 purchases; both ways on
Surplus. ‘
house 1.1; this state,
.11 choice. 11111..
$1.74. worth $3 on,
Blilllllll’lllll.
ISOLID 1ND SUGGESSI'UL.
Illl'll NATIONAL BANK
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Capital. $100,000.00
Surplus. $100,000.00
Outer Profits. 828000.00
JOIN ll. Mills. WI.
JAMB 11.111108 Cashier.
1 ‘ mnec'rons. V
John H. Ferric Henry SFymour
John H. Knapp Christian Swartz
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wail-cc Marvin.
‘IOOOHIIIS SIollomd.
The 55111. 11.1.1.1
Savings Bank.
INCORPORATED. JUNE. 1860.
31.050.000.00
$60,000.00
W
M05115;
ALDEN SOLMANS. President.
JOHN H. FERRIS, Vice President.
GEO. F. BEAR”), Sec'y.‘ and Treats.
. Board of Minamoto. V .
Alden Solmans. Edward Beard.
John H. Ferris. John H. Light.
john H. Knapp. joslah R. Marvin.
Henry 1. Small. George F. Bursa.
\
Money to Loan on Mortgage.
Taylor 8. Golden,
REAL ESTRTE AND
INSURANCE.
LINCOLN STORAGE wnneuouae
Fl Washington Strut.
scorn NORWALK. court.
FXPOSITION opeuec.
Large Crowds Paced Through the
Gator This Morning.
nunrnw. n. Y.. May 14111.1 Pan-
Ameiicnn Exposition was opened this
morning. Notwithstanding that the
large crowds were gathered at each
of. the gates when, at 8: 30 o'clock. the
turnstiles clicked yand the first of the
many millions of people who will visit
the beautiful rainbow city during the
the six months of its existence, passed
into the grounds to vie and study the
products of Americaufilngenuity and
scientific research on! the resources
of the two continents of the western
hemisphere.
No ceremonies marked the opening
this morning. it having been decided
by the management of the exposition
to combine the opculn day ceremonies
with 111111.. of the (led cation day. May
20. Isrbrmy weather 111111 the inevitable
delay Incident to any undertaking of
tilt axnitndc made impossible the re-
111.111.... of the hope that their' u might
be complete on its opening day. But
so 111‘ ch min-e has been wrought than
we corned possible at the inception
f“ the project that all are satisfied with
he 1111.11.11 beauty of the fair as it
appeared this morninil.‘ curried 11.1.1.1.
13118qu without state or 181111.11 aid.
7 IRIAda‘i’UFFh 11v went-cot.
stocks of broadntuffn and provin-
in- Liverpoolu Flour, 88,000
__1’1 1.1.1.11... .880
m .
weather conditions were threatening, '
be the first of the treat expositions to ‘
from the beginning by the citizens or ,
btvnnroon; any 1~F0ilowlnlr .1111 ‘ 1 ‘
n 11 in“
1,003,000 0.1.1.1.; corn "
._ 0,80 00 boxes;
111111 10111111
incorpcrhted 1901.
Capitol
Filly Thousand Dollars.
FRANK A. mums. 111191111111.
calms !. lioli‘. 1111......
PRESENT LOCATION.
Flat National Bank Building.
114 WASHINGTON STREET.
TROI‘T TEES? 1
Frank A. Ferric ' FA“ B. Woodward
Then. i. Raymond Edwin O. Keelcr
Nelson Taylor. 'i'i'iraukiiu A. Smith
Theo. 8. Lowudcc Winthrop H. Perry
BANKING waitress or 1.11.1.1
KINDS.
Deposits, Discounts. Collections.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Dope-it: Received on interest.
. .3“..-
TRUST COMPANY BUSINESS
OF ALL KINDS.
Authorized by it: 0 error, with In cap-
ital an occur ty, to act a
EXECUTOR,
ADMINISTRATOR.
GUARDIAN
CONSERVATOR.
TRUSTEE OF ANY TRUST
ACCOUNTS AND
TRUSTS OF ALL KINDS
SOLICITED.
, nostunss HOURS.
9 to 12 I. m., and '1 to 3 p. 111., and also
6 to 8 p. m., Saturday evenings, for
Savings Department.
m
MORTGAGE LOANS
NEGOTIATED
IACOB M. LAYTON.
5 Railroad Place.
South Norwalk.
3
O
_ A
“1|;qu
ill 0
W
FRESH VE'AL.
are able to serve our customers with
clinic cuttl In Prune Condition. . .; .
an land We call id oi! the. right age
and is of particularly good flavor.
These are some of the choicest por-
ticns: Outlets, 211'. cents; 1011111, .1 10
cents” shoulders. .10 cents.
OUUR.1IVIit 1 ,
are toothilonic,‘ taxicab?
11110111111011.1111
Richard ll. Golden. I
- $4. 40 per bbl.
“Donovan . Building,
‘ f VICTORIAN
. camp of Shipwrecked then, with em-
V . the unfortunatcn from the ship
a
l1111t,,,11y0n an initial). hamlet.
Getting fresh 31111111191 frequently we ‘
The First Of 011611.111. Spring sales
becan 3.1.1.1... and will continue
. 1 for 11.. balance of the week.
A Large Stock of Goods and continued bad weather make us
. offer Exmrdinu'y Inducemcnts to keep our sales ahead of last
. year; and rather than wait till the end of the mason we give you
First of the Season Goods at Last of the Season Prices, and
many cases less. now this maens a saving of from as to 33 per
cent. to purchasers. We mean to keep this Store a busy Store at
all times. Our selling prices indicate our buying power. “We Sell
We offer the greatest array of Seasonable
Goods at Cut Prices ever offered before. We couldn’t do better, nei-
co an to sell again."
ther could you. K
CRAYON PORTRAITS FREE OF CHARGE.
prices.
1
O
profitable to purchase.
Reduced.
best Butter sold in this town.
. You want the “Boss” Crear 7cakes Cleaner Soa
u
This Flour needs no introduction in The Norwalkc.
aflret clan reputation. Try I burial and we
loaves than any other Flour in cqutcnce.
250 lb.
226 lb.
1210 lb.
250.
250.
‘H
SPECIAL FOR SA TURDA Y
Grocorlct.
'i’RAGE8 OF.CAMP FOUND.
9., May lw’l‘he in-
‘dlans who folind :thc Wreck or the,
three- mooted vessel on Queen Char-
lotte Island, report that. traces of a
here of the fire and a blanket rigged
up as a tent were found. TracksIIOI
Bu
11011111111111.1111... there are no peopis,
11111 USUAIL ween.
1» . to to. tie- a 1110111,, I“
‘ tolling bemonslntion
witl. as elven AT I
V e» .Athenatum,
.1 1c WI." 31., NllrwIcllt,
APR". 20"! to MY Illll.
‘ 2:30 p. m.I
”W.-
m
‘ Irulun
8f:,",",l’;,, .I Ladies of The Norwnlka‘ura
. . "331331111- cordially invited to attend.
Ii II II «10.111111 and 1.1.1. reniady, I ‘ " . ”’1'”
Tim‘n ontv Ollli -
.1.
With every purchase of $1 00 or over we will paint for you ab-
solutely free of char e, a crayon portrait. Ask sales persons for
coupons when you ma 1: your purchase and present it to our artist,
with your photograph, and in a few days your picture will be ready.
We have a large and beautiful assortment of frames at wholesale
, 25c. |
1 ' lit Which time l 11.11 be ready to re-
(' charged (in and cftcrwJuAh .Q'I‘IO 1
in
momentary.
r sStore
THE HIGHEST STANDARD.
We offer goods of the Highest Quality , the favorite among housekeepers and the goods most
Our Celebrated Bridgewater Creamery Butter, reduced in price to 25¢. lb. The sweetest and
New Potatoes, Radishes, Pine
Flower and Garden Seeds.
Beardsley Smoked Beef, Shred—
BoneleSs Herring
Oranges, Lemons, Bananas.
Lunch Milk Cracker, 1011., 3 lbs California Prunes rom 5c. .3. ..\pples
for 25¢. to ace. lb.
3 cans Wayne Co. Sugar Corn California Ripe Olives.
for 25c. Pickled Limes. (led Codfish,
l‘aucy Carolina Head Rice, 10c. Huylcr' 5 Cocoa and Chocolate and Bacon
lb. xvi/1... .. Spinach, Lettuce, Sweet Potatoes. 1
WE ARE FIRST HANDS FOR EVERYTHING IN OUR LIINE.
I.,‘J
11111.0..8111110111 Leading 01111111, .33 that 11111111111011.8010.
We Just mum another car load of Our Famous Maud 8. Flour, to be disposed of at a very low prlce.
it has been on sale here for the past fifteen years, and has
guarantee it to make better bread and turn out from 20 to 25 more
lance your eye: over a few of our many bargains for this week:
Maud S Flour, best in the world.
Veru Best E10111 Creameru Butler.
Litchiield Countil Print Butter.
Meadow Brook Print Butter.
Three Cans Magnolia Milk.
Seven Pounds California Prunes.
550 per bag
2013 lb
220 lb
210 lb
' 25c.
250
A Beautiful Box of Daland & Company’s Toilet Soap will be given FIREE to all purchasers of $1 worth of
New York Grocery Co.,
‘ A. F'. BECKMAN a co. Successors.
Prompt Delivery. South Nam..."
Daiiu Freight Line
Between
NORWALK,
SOUTH N-ORWALK
1 and
NI! w I‘YO IIK.
Propellers
CITY 011‘ NORWALK.
. VULOAN AND EAGLE.
Leave Norwalk 6 11.111. Leave South
Norwalk 0 p. 111. Leave New York.
{ier 23. Ill tBIvernBeelnnnn Street.
it. in. V
UNION OOHOO’lc DISTRICT.
The taxpayers o’fptlie South'blorwcht
Umon School District are hereby not~
filed that the district tax of one and
one-quarter 11111111 1111111. dollar, laid on
the town assessment, list of 1000. at a
meeting of the district held on 111.1 601
day of June, 1900: at the Franklin
street school house, will be “due. and
payable on the final day of May, 1001.
colvc name at 81101101111 drug 01.11119, 82
Washington street. Penalty at the
rate of .11.... pan 1...... 0. your still be
, . 0111.100.
, .1 11.11.11 or 111111111 more 11
Union 110111111
0.111.111.1111. 113,3 1
Norwalk Chronicler