Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 2, 1901 · page 4

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or governor of Kansas
r, and at the, rate
. It being reported,
but will be used Ill
' x of silver cups. The
to re thitt he may be do-
his triplet business, and
9h precaution he has
ificnte of the at-
n along with the
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ter. unless the eas-

al importance, the

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which involve plainm
r family Iars, unless they
trig than ordinary import-
I not be published. We
'31 announcement after
consideration of the sub»
We believe that a majority
readers will be just as well
ti if, there IS no report of the
‘nsc. At any rate, we’re
give this plan of omitting
urt reports of rumor cas—
ii? trial. We. of course, rc-
be right to our opinion as
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u. naval board of constl uction
ed that twelve-inch guns
info; our battleships.

Al equality with the thir-
91311 wenpmi as regards

“p ftuck Daily News:

 
 
 
 
 
 

do don Flow“ Sprays. 75 .

. mo dozen, Ahsortcd Sprays an . i

to $3.30.

as custom. Spray-Milben woli Show.

9o dorm Black Chiffon Hats, $3.7 74. worth 89cc.
3.009 Beautiful Trimmed Hats, (tom Si. 59 to $20.00.

 

£1 H. DILLON & 00..

999 999 Main 9ilIIIIl,‘

IIIIIIIEPIIIII

We pay your tars one way on $5 purchases; both ways on
$8.oo purchases. :

Antes oav sxanctsss. W

Hcici Today Iiy tho fibchclars of the
. Franklin School.

Tomorrow being a legal zholiday, and
It»; l Ithaca ’ual mast Ing outta

a. Cohnt Thachers' Associatlone.
mus hold at Bridgeport High School.
there will be no bchool In The Nop-
walks:

As Is customary each year tor the
hum to entertaln with‘ exercises
preceding the holiday. the following
pro am was given In the Franklin

noon:
Scug——Ha. the Glad May Morn.
School.
Recitation—~Blrds In Summer.
~ada woplsnisu. Boom N.
Recitationwl’hintlug the Apple Tree.
Fred McMaho, Room L.
Bong—A Song of sSprl g.

ch.ool '
RecltntionwArbor thwdmas‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Fro’dfltu . ,K,
._ Recitation—4W9. Tree. I” ’

Alice O‘Brleui-"Room T.
Song—Birds and Blossoms
School.
Recitation—Anxiety.
May Harris. Room 8.

“gallbrst liveaponbas show-n limitations—Maul Ann

Ethel Ferr. moon. R.

Song—The Day or Planting,

School.

and Penetrating power Recitation—Birds on the Picket Line
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more economical
oasis otllandlc. El ,,
pic or ,illiam recently gave
a for a‘ lbng list of newspa-
to be laid before him daily,
iiigs', as heretofore
, g Upward of forty
is, he glances every
trench journals. two
’ to American and thrEe

EN ARE DOING.

hot utt9m t" to radio or bounce
but has no lining. that Is. has
tiling. It will hang unevenly
'Il antistac

ot. absolut ly ssentlel
t3Home of t most

ll' ribbon and chiffon.

o garments y are pnttln'g

are over to be c eanod see at,
no now Nothing more

es

With this one can follow to tho
the rule with” lines wither

in dress . “What In more girlish.
, as“ Iv u:

as. Its collar and wrlstbnnda

xow‘na. This style 01 gown not
, - chow a good Iorm to excellent
An go but provides opportunity
stunning or rich Is as on the
about the shnul ers and

I; for the purpose.
berry soup. according to The
companion. III made In‘

 
 
 

non In’ ’v‘oguc at the grout ho
econ where It Is seemingly

to by tourists. The In.
no quart or rich dark‘

 

 

 

9.

voter one quart tile or
Inc and half It .Imo or lemon
. mil 0 the spar over thrco
2 out “odd. the whip.

Ivc‘, Add?
Iillmc, the whole
lid on the Ice for three

 
 
 

thou Moicdlato at:
5"- {tidbit In thus saves

 

 

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’ 4.
out of II possible 12

Alice Fitch. 3.90m M-
Recitatlouw'l‘he Bo firown Quail
, tins Ada ohm 0.

Sony—Arbor Day Anthem.

School.

The boys who attend the school have.
put the Ilower beds In readiness for
planting, but the .seeds will not be
planted tomhrrow on account of It be-
lng too cold

ANNIVERSARY OF‘ ODD FELLOWS.

 

House at Grot’onicoicbratc: In the

Most Ploasint Manner.
‘ The‘ following l'ét‘ter has been re
celvcd by the editor of The Sentinel
and wlll be read with Interest by
many In The Norwnlksg‘. _

Odd Fellows Home. Groton.
Mr. James Golden:

Dear Sir and Brother: 0n the 26th

nut. anniversary services? in com-

..

tswe haire' soon ha“ I‘heuiorutlon or the Big y secbnd year

of the establishment 0' Odd Fellow
ship In this country, were held at this
Home, under the management 0! Po

ot Lodge. 85.01’ New London

moths than soiled IWM and there was a large gathering of

géntlenion and ladies. many of them

present and past omcei In the diner
“if: aflkl‘bfigfiodguét gall: out branches of the 0 tier? I ”It was a

most Tjoyable oucpslonms you caln
ludge y the pmigram endorse.
proved so to the Inmatest of turn

, this yell I? $3380
“at bbonsm are usdd oi the 1‘ e6

. us was presente with ring“ vol?
.. Randi. accusing me ......... .. ... Home. mm...

two dollars a gilt from news libmm
.odgo. No. 55, or New WW: 'Belng

~5-

y My
lodge, to say that we word undly

grateful but teebly expressing our tool-
Ings. There Is no sickness an'ioi'tg us.

. ”Mia“? are wearlng mm and everything ls movlng along nlcely.

Yours In b. ... and T"
, EOGAR n HOYT.

...Wm .

PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.

 

I?“ while“), madam com The First Methodist Epworth L9: so

leoa' an Intoroatln Entarta‘ltimoii.
The old Inshlon p otogrsph gallery
exIIIbIt. which was held In the South

o'WIn {WAT It Is a sw s dlsh Norwallt Methodist Church last night.

was successful Irom every point or
view. The work of tracing the names
or the people who were represented In
the photographs was very Interesting.

cm". two oupfuls of 8a? one and the gucses were In souls cases com-
1

tool In th9 cxtrcmc. During the evenlns
Ice crash: and cans stomach“. and

this. with the other sources or cayenne '

by charging ten cents to participate In

3,9,: 3:“ m lib deciphering' the oflginfilzgl the, photo

gm hit netted ill
on or whose auspices the attitu- was
held. a nest sum or money. The attend~o
once last evenlng was much better than
last week, from which time the exhibit
was continued mbccggse or the small
number prlsc at a wax
doll to t e nor on guesslng correctly
the largoiit noun or or people represent-
ed was wan by Mrs. acorns It. Van AI~
stync. Her guess who aevsntyuolght

v”. I
pub—um

MRJWSIELL TAKENI A‘S
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soup Euro secesssruc.‘ ‘

Ill'll NATIONAL BANK

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

Capital. $100,000.00
Somme. {109.000. 00
0th" mars. 525.000.”

gchggl 'hall at 2:15 o'clock, thls otter-I Jon" ”I m Wt. ‘
‘ JAGSB R. lAY‘l‘ON. Cashier.

DIRECTORS:
John H. Farris Horn-y Seymour
.i'ohn H. Knapp Christian Swan:
John H. Light E. H. Mathomon
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J Wallace Marvin.

Accounts Solicitad.
W

The South Norwalk
Saunas Bank.

macsmmrao. JUNE. 1560.

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Deposits. ‘;$l-.050.000.00
Surplus. $60,000.00

ma

ALDEN SOLMANS, President.
JOHN H. FERRIS, Vice President.
also) 1“. BEARSE, Seo'y. and Trees.

 

Board or Manager-g.

Alden Salmons. _ Edward Beard.
john H. Ferris. lohn H. Light.
john H. Knapp. Josiah R. Marvin.
Henry I. Sindh. George F. Beam.

Money to Loanon Mortgage

Taylor 8: Golden,

REAL ESTATE AND
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74 Washington Strut.

SOUTH NORWALK. GONN.
WWW
COUNTY w. c. T. U. CONVENTION.

The annual convention of Falrflelzl
county Women's Christian Temper
anon Unlon wlll be held In South Nor-
walk, Friday. May 17. Mrs. Alta H.
Inowns. proaldent of New Haven union
wlll give a Bible reading at. tho morn
Ing session. Work along educational
lluoh will be emphasized at this con
vsntlon. Mrs. C. B. Forbes. state
president. will speak on the Teachers'
Substitute Blll. now pending In the leg
Ialnturo.

'l‘ho convontlon wlll be bold In the
South Norwalk Baptist Church. There

eheou.
"ISL-RAYMOND.

At the residence of the bride' 3 par
onto. 162 Ely avenue, yesterday. Min“
Irene M.. daughter or Mr. and Mrs.W

HRaymond was married to Harry
Thorton Frlol of Anderson. lnd. Tho

Inga ting clergyman was Rev W. W.

li‘.‘ uncan.
RRHBIUENT IN LOUISIANA;

NIIIW ORLEANS. May 2-Prosldent
McKinley. accompanied by Governor
Hoard and Mayor uabdcvllio, ambas-
cortsd by u mounted detachment of
pounce and the Louisiana couch-gr troop

tbgbt. Charles hotel at 9 0 otter
room sung In his Apartments wlth
rs. McKinley. on proceeded to tho

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tlon. was cuthuslsitloslly receiv-

” ed by mc’twuuy and students The ;_
' breather today Is clear and warm. '

N99”°ll"t""’li.tdhi‘”
' Hunt uric

 

LINcotN 'srona‘os wnnsnoussI .

will be sessions In the mornlug and In 3. "
the-afternoon. and at noon the local j
union will ontortuln the guests at luu- " .

 

9 choice cuts In Prl c Coudltluu.

douthcrn university. a catered Instltu .

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

The First of our GleanIic; Sound Sales
began Saturdau. and will continue
for the balance of the week.

A Larige Stock of Goods and continued bad weather make us
otter Extraordinary Inducernents 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 less; now this maens a saving of from 29 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
so as to sell again.” We offer the greatest array of Seasonable
Goods at Oct Prices ever offered before. We couldn’t do better, nei-

ther could you.

CRAYON PORTRAITS FREE OF CHARGE.

With every purchase of $1. 00 or over we will paint for you ab-
solutely free of, charge. a crayon portrait. Ask sales persons for
coupons when you make 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 16”) century.
prices. H; 9 ; ,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

Incorporated 1901.

ass—~—

Ital
Fifty mg? no! Dollars.

5.,

mus A. stunts. molten.
It. ll. 60f, Icol’rtsldcnt.
crimes s. son. peasant.

PRESENT LOCATION.
First National Bank Buildlng,

24 WASHINGTON STREET.

TRUSTEES: .
Frank A. Ferris An B. Woodward
Thou. I. Rayniond w,gd’wln o. Keclsr
Nelson Taylor *ranltlln A. Smith
Theo. s. Lownrles Winthrop H. Perry
Richard H'. Golden.

m.—

BANKING figSINESS‘OF ALL

NDS.
Dopoalta. Discounts, Collections.

-o-—-—-———-

SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits Received on Into/rest.

. .42....

TRUST COMPANY BUSINESS
OF ALL KINDS.

Authorlzod by Its chant", with Ito cap-
Ital as security. "to act as

EXECUTOR. “
ADMIN ’rR-ATOR.
GUA DIAN,
CONSERVATOR
TRUSTEE OF ANY TRUST

ACCOUNTS AND
TRUSTS on ALL KINDS
SOLICITED.

BUSINESS HOURS.
Mo 12.. m..and1to3 p. m.,and also
6 to B p. m. .. Saturday ovenlnga, for
Savings Department.

 

«
MORTGAGE LOANS
NEGOTIA TED.

JACOB M. LA YTON.

'5 Railroad Place.
South Normal/I.

 

 

 

FRESH VEAL. ,

Getting trash unppllo‘s frequently we
are able to serve our customers y'IItlI

The veal we sol III or the right age
and Is at penicillin-w good flavor
{these are some or tho choicest por-
tions: Cutlets, lid cents; IolnII 18
cents; shoulders. Ml cents.
EA‘Ib .;
lire toothsomcia, ten or and Juicy.

navy csurii“ . .luaausr.

 

V 3 have to be dlipOsod of The govern
u , inept hue Issued an urgent “whip" to
t . the Unlonlst members. who are lorgc- I

scrotum tic ndlng III-m and Is talc ' ' “.t' ,' . ..-..
lug muggiprccfiéstlons to secure a. mo». Pronelle'rs’
33:99:99? was considerable echto 0009913 Demonstrations 9 3133023 figfig‘fh
(ll? Mr I i i I" ‘ . “LEM/10k Ngrwalk5p.‘ In. Lgave Brunt:
, orwa p. In: two on or
“P“ WW“ BE GWEN AT Pier 28. East River, Bookmsn Street.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

THE HIGHEST STANDARD.

We offer goods of the Highest Quality; the favorite among housekeepers and the goods most
profitable to purchase. '

Reduced.

Our Celebrated Bridgewattr Creamery Butter. reduced to price to 25c. lb The sweetest and
best Butter sold In this town.

You want the “Boss" Crew 7 cakes Cleaner Soap, 25c. I New Potatoes, Radislles. Pine
Lunch Milk Cracker, 1°C., 3 lbs California Prunes rom 5c IL: \pples.
for use. to 20:. lb Flower and Garden Seeds.

3 cans Wayne Co. Sugar Corn California Ripe Olives. Beardsley Smoked Beef, Shred—
IOI 250. Pickled Limes. ded Codfish, Boneless Herring'

lf‘ ancy Carolina l—lcad Rice, 10c. Huyler 5 Cocoa and Chocolate. and Bacon.
lb. . , W Spinach Lettuce. Sweet Potatoes] Oranges. Lemons, Bananas.

WE ARE FIRST HANDS FOR EVERYTHING IN OUR LINE. if:

(Ins Seymour Letting grocer 33 West Washington Street.

5 W! Iour

We just received another car load of Our Famous Maud s. Flour. to be disposed of at a very low price.
This Flour needs no Introduction In The Nor-walks. It has been on sale here for the past fifteen years, and has
a first class reputation. Try a barr‘ol and we guarantee It to make better bread and turn out from 20 to 25 more
Ioavu than any other Flour In existence. Glance your eyes over a few of our many bargains for this week:

354. 40 per bbl. Maud S Flour, best In the world, 550 per had
290 lb. VeIu Best Eloiri Creameru Butter, 26c lb
220 lb. Lilcblield Couulu Print Butler. 220 lb
2101!). Meadow Brook Print Butler. 210 lb
250.. Three Cans Magnolia Milk 250

250. Seven Pounds California Prunes. 25c
' SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY.

A Beautiful Box of Dalanci A Company's Tolict Soap will be given FREE to all purchasers of $1 worth oi‘

 

 

 

 

 

I Groceries. .
New, York Grocery Co.,
A. F. BECKMAN d. 60.. Successors.
Donovan Building, Prompt Delivery. ' , South Nomad»
«LONDON. Nhy"§;2~1‘hero was a large Dali“ Frelght Llne
attendance In Route of Commons Between

 

 
 

lath}!

today In nntlcliiitliih or the dlscusslon
or the new export tax on cool but be-
fore thls {stage or the bualness pro
ceodlngs can be reached.143 questions

 
 

NORWALm
souru NORWALK

and
NEW YORK.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Iy pledged to vbtc against the tax. The

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

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33.13.

 

 
 
 

OTTAW ogn'tlx/iitgozgl‘sbeschumo The Athenmum, SChOOl 1axes.

gram which the Manitoba government 1.6 Wall st, Norwalk, .

oi ps‘mnfcr .1 10h? PR“. 9 Ill "A'x illll UNION scuOoI. DISTRICT
" ’ i ‘ . 2 t ° . ' 9 The taxpayers of the South Norwuls'.
, , Union School District aria hereby not-
2-30 0; "iv ' Ifled that the distrlct tax or one and
,. . one quarter mills on the dollar, IaId on
It ill-1' ~ ' . "‘ the town assessment list of 190, at a.
t intramural M meeting or the district held on at 5th
Mann. at Toronto for management , , Ladies or The Norwulks urb any of Juno. 1900, at the zll‘rsnltllu
The sovorutbcnt Indira I“ freight rates cdrdiafly invited to attend. street school house, will be due and
and Marine Ila-sensor rum to three - , payable oh the first. day at my, 1901. .
cents s union» In return the sovcru at which time I shah be ready to re-
mcut mutant as the Interest on 30-' ; . celve some at Ethiopia’s drug store. 82
your band?! at burner cunt. ‘ ’ ~ ‘ ~ " . Waculngton street. Pendlty at thus
3 . . 60““ ~ a way r, , rate of blue per cent. It your Will be

» : ‘ : : . ' I. . , char-sod on an odor Junsd‘g 1901.

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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