n “that Such
. ténd to terror-
silos: to cheapen the
lie, and to furv
and criminal a
11: uggI lion in methods of
mu 11g doing.’ This
aid but is far from ex
,g the arguments against
agcnt's invasion of thc
tiieiggrsve.
nun—Lam
11’
ierce, of the army,
mended that the secrc
issue to all oflicers and-“W
tags of aluminum,
T,arne, rank and re i-
, wearer, and that tic
" bended so as to
be worn constant;
. . bounded,
the Philippines,
guerrillas are in tilt: hab-
ing the faces of their
and the tropical best
In 1d mortification, which
0 features so that they
recognized.
a
e is a parson-Islleriiic one
lE. Pearson. iii Cumber-
.unty, Me, who was elected
storm. platform, and who
Iniised to carry out the tem-
Hc made a sensa-
address before the
“Methodist conference by
lg a revolver and a rdzor
illustrating how work in his
d b Si‘ictloii'i.1-I1Hc also
ribery ohthimseii
been attempted.
ing the assisktailt ad-
and assistarlt‘iquarn
era], who are also
nt idi’iure of office, is a
he, and should pass. liiese
flices of such importance in
f? .ericnce that they
iangcd with every
' h‘g administration.
dollars at the veil counters?
cl tho out: thing goods‘have a
toad no -
in w’ tofr‘i lace shirts for men
flowing avcr. Oxfords and
seem to be the materials used
111
c is one of the colors tor sunl-
' vicar that never seems to wane
but as fashionable this year as
especially In foulards '
lily gilt bottoms are freely used is.
1111113 While the most Of them
till heir way'io the waists, it takes a.
linen”; midi paranoia 0 ,‘li
-fllrnisii
a” dr the eyes. For one
parallel much 111132111110
111d be considered...
writs the as .5111.
dr.“ 1! used as fi‘bht
pt necessary to full it. but a
gowns are
on are contemplating the pur
one of the black silk Etcns,
The
ones are both expensive and up
tory. Taffeta is taffeta, wheth-
BSI or patticcat, and the best
guilt features of the
rtmonts is the linen
orc- orb many imitations,
iii finish and color. and while the
, .- cs liké‘ ‘,piuk blue, oil-blood
very well indeed the natural
gloom to be preferred
ii on thing a lot of ordinarily
opoopio do every season which
. very foolisn. ”first is to wear
elss‘s batbiu suit. it‘s 000
tilt diffcroncc in the 01111011110
, once and routing one
p1 Don't do it this yearn.
re ‘s‘ lil‘these departments, ‘
rop'oltion to ornament th vai-
, raps and ands, 611 the Egrtb .
, it to be run or the salts of
You Will find here
E H. DILL
999999 All“ iii iilll
$8.00 purchases.
AI’n submits 1:111 0L0 NORWALK.
Norwalk Chapter Arranging for an li-
lostrhtcd Lécturc.
There was a special meeting ct the
echutlvs board of the Norwalk Chap
tcr. Daughthrs of the American Revo-
lution.y tcrday afternoon to attend to
May 15th. at Lockwccd's Hail. to be
called ‘Au EVcliilig in Old Norwaik the
101111111ng of which will be a pa
per on 80111111611! Houses in Norwaik by
Mia ttllistcriau cf the
Chapter, illustrated by fifty lantern
slides. A 11111111 admission fee will be
charged with n spoolal pi ice for school
children
The committee 011 the Nathan Hale
broInzes having resigned some Line‘
1130'. a new committee will be placedl
in chaise of the matter who will do
vise. further plans for the ccnciusioni
of the vote The, brouaos are valued.
at $75 and. as yet less than 8125 has
been received from votes, so it is im
possible to declare the result of the
competition. The offer as it stands is
the award at the bronzesdo the socie
{y .iglcoivlngrtheI hillbilly of votes in
.00
- RECEPTION I01NIGHT.
High School Graduate: and Friends to
. Date in the Armory.
The High School gladuates met at
the armory at 10 o‘clock this morning
and completed urrarugemonts for their
reception. which takes place this even-
lug;- ll‘here will ho no special accla-
tibns for the even-thbut that it ill be
a fine affair and the principal event of
the season. there is no doubt it is
fihcces wii lab the music, and if
0 guests want to witness all the
dancing and take part in it, they will
have! to arrive at tile armory as early
as 8:15 o‘clock. on the committee in-
tends to have the dancing start at this
time. There are twenty numbers on
the prom and it is the intention to
start on time so as to get through
about 1 o'clock tomcl row morning.
During the evening refleslllneuts
will be solved by Harrie ISmlIth., th‘c
oftcrer in Norwuik
Igl‘hc com‘mltiao iii charfib-dif lbb at
is J. William Vollmer‘, Immune
{9” George S Raymond: lra Gregory.
h’c’sc three being members (it tho grad-
natiux class: Clifford Adam. Bert Bo
gnrt Harry {And Victor F0' is, Edscn
La la. 0le nuns. Harvey' 'Cr'ilw and
Wi iiam Raul.
SOHO-L BOYS PLAY BALL.
South Ncmlk Toners Defeat Over
Rivers in on intonation Contact.
Teams representing the Over River
High School; Norwalk and the South
Norwalk lath School met in a some of
baseball, this 111017111113. on the Baxter
grounds. We £01110 was interacting
throughout despite the disparity in the
score, which was 13 to it in favor or
the South Norwalk players. Pitciior
Dcrn of the South Norwaik- High
School ptched a fine game. and was
admirably supported. 0' Haiioran and
Barrett of the Over ltivcr school nine.
also pltchcii well. but their support
was not so good as tho opposiri pitch-
er resolved. Aaron Coburn a) My um-
pired the name. The line up was as
follows:
South. Namath. » Over River.
W. IOavauagh . Nowmn
- Brothcrtcu
ilcrn ll O‘Haiicran
1311111191111. 111 Garrick
0' Brian. . 28 Gahobo
Raymond till Gray
- bitumen 88 Gregory
J. Cavanogh CF! Brothcrton
- Nowiim
Ksywcrth LF , . Barrett
, Q‘llaiiorsn
Minter: ill" Olmstcad
The score by innings was;
R.H.B.. 1011100 0003mm
.N.H.El. 22133201-19
H"rim south Norton: 1111111 school
team will syn team from tho Nor.-
Kalli and MMLI'Wmot/sd Mills 011
0..
New R0505. Foilacs and Fine Flowers.
all the new ideas iii
Trimmed 11111110011111.1110 suit ereru purse. ‘ ;
We pay your fare one way on $5 purchases: both ,chs on
severaly i content. matters of business. “DNA! 3100 000. 00,
it Was voted to 1101111111 shbrtiy he list ' '
of contrlbatloh‘a’lifcr the Hill I untoin S'WFM'A-i ”Sarcoma
and no items of expenditures. secret of)", pawn“, ‘35 1000 0
was exprgsiod for themlolills 1001 '99 I
forms or fig cup, w c a he on
514.0110 thndrcdhcoples 115030 band; 1.0“" no ElillltlS. FINDS“-
bcok contends t c cons u on an . 1
bylaws and a historical sketch Iof the JAM” M. “‘10"! 008””.
Chapter were ordered, printed. t was , . .
also voted to holds. public meeting on 9931070913-
$1100?) outed that there will be upwards of 41d“ 50”"“5' 'm‘", 3“"!-
00 people present: invitations have John H. Fen-ls. Ichn HI. Light.
__besn sent to over that number and it John H. Knapp. 10512111.}? Marvin.
3191:3335??? that nearly all will Hm,» 1. Smith. George F. Beam.
Llnxw I“ orchestra . 03 scvon ..__.._.
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SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL.
0199 NATIONAL BANK
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
John H. Ferric
John H. Knapp
John H. Light
Josiah R. Marvin
Henry Seymour
Christian Sworn-Ir
E. H. Mothswcon
Sam‘uci Grumman
.1. Wallace Marvin.
Accounts Scllcffod.
The South 110111511
Savings Bank.
31.050.000.00
160,000.00
Deposits.
Surplus.
ALDEN SOLMANS. Presidont.
JOHN H. FERRIS, Vice President.
(111:0. F. amass, Seufy. 11.1.1 Treat-i.
Board of Managers.
Money to Loan on Mortgage.
Taylor 81 Golden,
REAL ESTATE AND
, INSURANCE.
LINCOLN arouses WAREHOUSI.
’4 Washington Strut.
scorn uonwauc cons.
POPULAH AMUSEMENTB
The Yale Glen and Banjo Club.
The forty- -flvo members of the Yale
tiles and Banjo Club. which will give
a concert tonight at ti o ’.clcck in ilcyt' s
'Phcatle. wiincach South Norwaik in
a special car from New Haven at 7: 00
o '(clock The program as already pub
iishcd in The Sentinel will be carried
out. and bids fair to eclipse anything
heretofore given in the town. The
club this season, includes a number of
new members, who work has been
highly praised wherever they have ap-
poured.
W
Duo Vadil.
an Vadis. described as the most
pcwarful and convincing of all roilg~
ious plays. will be presentcd at Hoyt's
Theatre on Saturday instincts and
night. it will be the first time our
citizens have the opportunity to wit-
ness the scene and story of the famous
novel on the stage. and tin result will
be watched with considerable interest.
Readers of Slcnkiwicl' a great romance
will know that there are many difficul»
tics in the way of satisfactorily prc~
ducinp many of tho stirring results.
but it. is said that the problems have
been worked out by the dramatist,
Charles w. Chase. With this most worn
dcrful skill. the interest never being
alloviod to flag from the ride to the
tall or the curtain. W. .. .,,
in Atlantic Olly.
‘I'Il‘hc 8t. ironic Globa/ snatch says
company that wil be at lion's
any. Tuesday and
., .1104 Wednesday
Srbthors’ rsbsbiiitsb
1
1
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1 .’
. INCORPORATED. JUNE. 1860. in?“ 1. Raymond scum o. Kceier
TRUST 9999A“
lncorporatsri 1901.
~ 0.317;!
mm Thousand Dollars.
ERAlll A. Emaili- Minn.
II. II. GOLDEN, . Viccdlrcsldcut.
DIARIES E. I0". Miller.
rnsssnr LliBArioii,
First National Bank Building.
24 WASHINGTON STREET.
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TRUSTEES:
Frank A. Ferris Ass 8. Woodward
oilon Taylor Frillkll'n A. Smith
Theo. s. Lcwndec Winthrop H. Perry
Richard H.” Golden.
BANKING BUSINESS OF. ALL
KINDS.
Deposits, Discounts. Collections.
._.._..
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits Received on Interest.
TRUST COMPANY BUSINESS
0 OF ALL KiNDS.
Authorized by Its charitor. with Its cap
ital n security; to not an ’\
EXECUTOR.
ADMINISTRATOR.
GUARDIAN,
CONSERVATOR.
TRUSTEE OF ANY TRUST
m
ACCOUNTS ANDM
TRUSTS OF ALL KINDS
SOLICITED.
BUSINESS HOURS.
9 to 12 a. m., and 1 to 3 p. m.. and also
6 to S p. m.. Saturday evenings, for
Savings DopartmIIoInt.
MORIGAGE LOANS
NEGQTIATED .
1.1003 M. LA YTON.
5 Rallroadflace.
South Norwalk.
and amusing situations. can't make a
good show. what can? When the l‘wo
1.
Old (ironies had served its purpose and
dies are scarce articles. and lucky is
successor of the Two Old Cronios was
filled every nook and corner of this
specialties word r‘spsatsdly
soy cow 111111-0 Mrs. ~11! channel, of
little boy called at the police station
its pasture lie said that he had drlw
hici nod to thinit‘ thatlhsl‘apinlsl
raids Driving; "MK SOLp. I
and trotting horses. Which he will
‘trac: cost the Riverside Olivia: Oiub
Salli) d With
il‘ Um ill one:
had been cast aside Mr Wills was in
the thespian who secures one. The
clearly demonstrated last night at Hav-
popular lay house. Play and players
MRS. LINGYEL’S COW S'i'O
No. 9 Routes stre‘ silo reported
and fluid to Girls: illiam Voilmer
on her to the patriarch 0 111 that pro
flail away.
1'... 00611 lipid by Pal m‘ meWdiigilm'
trolu oil the park. and will have savor-
50:, but was unprofitable as
a quandary. Good musical farce come-
fact that in‘ Atlantic City Is a worthy
lin‘ii Theatre by the audience. which
were wai received and the
Somebody has stole a valnub 0 it.»
to the police yestor fteruoon. Her,
that the cow had b 011 stolen from
Ed,” ball not seen her bled c slit of
'i‘ HALF~MILE
lcraai Bennett. Mr. Hangman“ hood sov-
sl mos thwart the 111111111101“. This
This grail;
mandolin '
, $4. 40 per bbi.
nished with a number of funny lines 9
'i‘be garments we provido appeal most strongly to tho careful
dresser. 11111101011 are refined and pleasing: the styles, of course,
the very latest and most approved A careful examination of tho
" goods will prove that the values we offer are most worthy.
. Lodlcs..'l‘hf£eta Silk Eton Jacket lined with white satin. vest ef-
fect, wan-sates pure silk; value $10 00. for $6. ‘98.
9m!" 5“ newv—thc smart short jacket; were marked I
Ladlcs Jail I
$10.50, trusted to ”do.
Ladieii'... and Misses’ Jackets, value $5.00, for $2.98»
”sags.
1-Ladics’ Suits, the $17.50
Walking Skirts, the $5.00
6111111919199 Hie 0i Charge.
With every purchase of $1.00 or over ”the 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' m a few days your picture will be ready
Ladics’ Suits, some great values; a $12.50 or $15.00 Suit for
kind for $10.00.
and $7.50 kind for $2.50.
1
/We have a large and beautiful assortment of framés at wholesale ’6'!) Century.
prices.
You want the‘ ‘Boss” Creai
Lunch Milk Clacker 1°C., 3 lbs
for 25c.
3 cans Wayne Co Sugar Corn
for 25¢.
ll l‘ancy Carolina Head Rice, 10c.
). 1'15
7 cakes Cleaner Soap, 25c.
California Prunes from 5c "‘
to 20¢. lb.
California Ripe Olives.
Pickled Limes.
Huylers Cocos and Chomlatc
Spinach, I.,.cttuce Sweet Potatoes. 9
WE ARE FIRST HANDS FOR EVERYTHING IN OUR LINE.
210 lb.
Groceries.
Donovan Building. :1; ‘
,HURBUT MAY R ,
WO. OS.
MIDDLETOWN May 3—Charlos C.
’Hurlbut,who shot himself Tuesday
night, rested comfortably today, and.
unless inflammation acts in, the chan-
ces for his recovery are favorable.
The wound in the abdomen is thc~
worst“ Dr. Eduction located the bail
today. in the fat next to the spinal‘
column, but did not deem it best to‘
remove it. The strain location of 1th
other bullets is unknown. Ono ball on-
tcred the roof of the mouth. The
other catered the haa’d to the left oi
the right temple. The pistol was
mild at the foot of the bad. Mr.
111111.110. melancholic dates back four-
1.01311 years, when his wit and son died.
its was away for his ilk sonic timo.‘
slid it Was thouphtiwit hang di‘uiiyl
rccovcrsd. «mills in whcbcliahr'o turusd
1101110 111011th -. . his math or
clear and htrled‘ to stiller
11 1b 11.1
aI ill. on d
a spam of liquidation. a
break in prions after mid day.
bum telling about to take the profits
from the tango. whereabouts and Pa-
oclflcs were the severest sufferers. Rock
island dropped 8%. Union Pacific 0%.
Atshison 6%. the grcfsrrcd 1%” St.
Paul 8%. Mlsiiou‘rl acids 8 orth
0101 Pacific and linear in, 1111 11 1111111-
bo’r of prominent stocks from ii to ll
. wfsws rebut“ 110101011
" in
Mo... was
. .. if new .,
Wo just received“ another car load of Our Famous Maud s. Flour.
'Tiilo Flour needs no introduction in The Norwaiks.
Seymour hiding Grocer I93 11.111111111110111.
Maud S Flour, best in the world,
Veil) Best Elaiu Creameni Butler,
Litchfield Couiilu Print Butler.
Four Cans Sugar Com.
Three Cans Magnolia Milk
Seven Pounds Caiilomia Prunes.
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY.
A Beautiful Box of Dalgnd S. company's Toilet ’80» will be given FRIEE to all purchasers of $1 worth of
New York Grocery
A. F. BECKMAN a 00.. Successors.
Prompt Delivery.
cvan FROM His
THE HIGHEST STANDARD.
We offer goods of the Highest Quality; the favorite among housekeepers and the goods most
profitable to purchase.
Reduced.
Our Celebrated Bridgewatcr Creamery Butter, reduced in price to 25c. lb. The sweetest and
best Butter sold in this town.
New Potatoes.
.\pples.
Flower and Garden Seeds.
Beardsley Smoked Beef, Shied—
(led Codfisll, Boneless Heiring
.0111] Bacon
Oianges, Lemons, Bananas.
cud
Radislles, Pine
to be ‘dlopcscd of at a very low price.
it has been on sale bore for the pact fifteen years, and has
a first clue reputation. Try a barrel and we guarantee it to malts batter br cad 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:
550 per bag
210 lb
210 lb
250
2510
250
00.,
South Norwn ...
Ei-FORT TO OOVEH MAY CORN.
GAS
Cooling Demonstration
WILL BII OWEN AT
The Athenazum,
16 Wall St, Norwslk'.
31111111 .00111 to 11111 111171.-
,2130 p. m.
a...
'i.._udics of “rho Ncrwulks are
cordially invited to attend.
CHICAGO. May 3—»[0 an effort to
cover May corn. shorts bid the market
up todtiy to 58 cents, the highest price
in nearly two years. The opening was
1% cents to 2% over yesterday. at 56
to 06 and in a few minutes the mar-
ket touched 58 cents. Phillipi'i, who
has the market coroner, sold nothing,
but. scattered longs were eager for
profits at such phenomenal advances
and the market fell back by 11 o’clock
I to 68 cents. The bullish feature of the
day‘ s advices was the fact that of the
receipts only 21 cars out 01304 [traded
contract.
TWDI OF WESLEYANuPROFBBSORS
ro L! E.
hinpuurrowu, my MWcslcyan
University will losotwc 0f itsimoiit
promising instructors at the 0nd of
this your. Professor Max ii‘iirrund.
head of the history department, has
resigned to accept a similar chair in
Loldnd Stanford in, University, Calls
fornla. Dr. George H. Linc, instructor
in mathematics, has accepted a call
from Columbia University.
RAILROAD HUMOR DENIED.
PHILADELPHIA May 3-T DGWitt
Cuylcr. a director of. the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, today emphatically
denied the published rcpcrtothtit the
Pennsylvania Rsllroadficmpany has
secured or is tryin to secure, a my
reclamation in the 11 am 01 the Amin-
son. Topeka a Santa li‘o 11111101001111.
Ouylcr said further flint the company
was not buying any Atchison clock. '
Norwalk Chronicler