n1preasion that
. - Derby, petition
11110 bio and a. close
_ he inn is unlikely to
he 1’) "nncCticut Western
Vlte‘d all the members
to visit the East
next ’Ihnrsday after-
1; road's expense; A
11111.. will leave Hartford
for the benefit of the legis-
the day. The house
,. any action as yet in
, Granby matter, and will
ll probability for several
111e, 'Ihe‘rc are no cai-
Inportance, exce t the ap-
VDavid Caiahan, of
even, for readrhittance to
which was held up last
Mr. Staples, of Bridge-
will he probably ai1cd
"idd of the week.
(1., attired conten11or-
Hartford I‘1mcs is sn er-
the worst attack of dyspepsia
by terms that we have known
xpcricnce, says the Hartford
lit. -' It’s all over the Connec-
Western extension which :1
bars ago it was opposing.
prding to our neighbors
halter Light has “set up” the
d committee and the mom-
or that committee are mere
, ies. This is because the
mes thinks that an adverse re-
rt 5 coming People who op-
so the extension are to be black-
bed and ma word infamy IS the
ate of everybody who can—
somersault on this question as
111111er and as suddenly as
urnal has done '10 all of
. beg to remark: l’oppy—
it It isn’t necessary to throw
t every day to prove your zeal.
w" ..
Sp kin of the British census
1.1 it VEth’is periodical rcmarka:
-i in the matter 0.” age that a
ht element of fiction appezus
carefttlfs'tudv of the report re-
s that there ale mom of the
can be accounted for. Wom-
en fifteen 111 1881111111 ihc wom-
.the dim nished survivors "
a.
WHAT WVOMEN ARE DOING.
is introduced us collar and yoke.
,heVolenciohnca Insertion and .th110
hen hotlste are used in mii‘k'ing a
pm gown. Rosettes of ribbon may
no used on the graduated rufiie about
a neck it deal red.
rite material for summer lingerie.
oi 11.111111111111111. They give on 11110
, 13 other,
, L "J with the exception 0! her 061001.
'1th she wears week after week with-
W this is not no it It Is proporly dono
nt steals If they are not nlnmin
ted quickly and char
are it good (puny utopia pattern!
. V‘Lgtvc' them immediate at- V
“11, ”itch in time 1111111111
" 9111 V It will perhaps 1111ch
' in'téi'.
11d they will be brought
1attte1s for this week, of
W and then 111 the schedules for
.’ 11' sex aged about twenty-five
. wentyV- fivcin 1901 must have
1111 entered in the returns as
eVllty- -five exceed the young girls
fifteen, of 110m they should be
den and probably will not return to
Yellow 1300 is appilcued on the
cc of a summer gown of pure
0 India linen. On the bodice tho
the favorite trimmings flue French
, embroidery and Valencienneo
A 11111111111111 variation from the ooi’
r11. revere. 010., are the bib like fronts
her diiiero teliect to a bodice from
Many a woman is very fahtidloua
' wind and reached along In a hooker
change or washing. Why? it
hp, ironic mistaken idea that
‘t‘lpoiln‘ either its look or shape.
'it of all lace and ribbons, and
ban a. clean, flat surface and
111391010011 brush dipped in
11. water. Do this on 11
to it 01111 be put out In
1011.10.11. a real good line of
bunn'e blue fonlardc? Among
.10 are also 1101110 very stylish
and a tow atrikiué ones. i an.
rocentiy.in one or our 1111,1601
at 0 little distance from the
outer 'thm a clerk Wm! chow
You will find here
SSS 989 Mill SI III
péctive liberal 11111110111111.1101 stock
seemed to be endless i saw that the
woman of dashing 51on could find here
a pattern to suit her just an easily
us she who was looking tor a. quiet
serviceable pattern. They ought not
to be overlooked by any one who Is
gown. With the addition 0! 11 11! o
galloon they can be made expensi
Mark: to Show Boundaries of Oyster
Beds In the Sound.
Engineer Nicholle, of the Shell Fish
Commission, has been engaged in re
tor beds. The buoys have been reset
on the Stamford Bridgeport, Strut
ford. Fairfleld and Roton Point beds.
One hundred and flity- four new buoys
have been not showing the boundariesV
of the oyster’lledo. The buoys are
round spruce sticks. about twenty- six
feet in length, and are anchored by
heavy 1111011011; attached to the hint oi
the 11111111111131 a. 51.10an cm;
The 111le are located by means of
the three point problem. thp enginem
taking ranges from objects on show
The location and the ranges ioi eaci.
buoy are noted in the omcial 10cm Jr
of the commission 1
It is said that many of the buoys are
torn up by tows sailing over the beds
the buoys getting in contact with boat
fenders, or other obstructions from the
boat and torn 11p. "
SHAMROCK II.'S SECOND SPIN.
——-—._..
Shows Great speed, but Shamrock I.
Keeps up to Her.
SOUTHAMPTON. May 6-'l‘he Sham-
rocks had a second spin this ornlng.
and the result indicated the vxitw that
the cup challenger Is vastly sup 101' to
the old boat when going close hauled.
but that the older boat can travel equal—
ly fast when going 0!! or before the
wind. A fresh, equally northeast wind
giomlsed just the conditions Captain
ycamore desired. to supplement Satur—
day a light breeze trial The chief. In
terest now centers in the cup challeng—
er’s behavior when poking her long
bow into a rough sea. Mr. Watson. the
designer, is so pleased with Saturday's
performance that he has gone to Lou-
witness today’s trial.
A preliminary brush between the two
Shumwclm is expected Wednesday. but
the first match race round a set course
the week, or early next week Mr. Fife
will arrive here Wednesday to take
charge 01 the Shamrock l.
The preparations for getting under
way were started early. When the two
Shamrocks were still Inside Southamp-
ton water, the wind drew north and be-
came lighter. The challenger not a clan
topsoil, and the Shu'mrool‘r I set a much
larger 1- -Iul1 topsoil. They had the wind
(land all down the water. The challeng-
m net 11 jib and stayed", but though
the b1 ooze hem was light and the who
smooth, the Shamrock I held close
astern. losing nothing from Nettloy to
Colahot. There they hauled into the
breeze,,tho challenger leading by half
11 minute passing the Spit light
After clearln‘Vg the Spit Light they
reached ofi ior' a low minutes and the
challenger drew away from the other
last and steadily. The boats bore away
for Cowea. to take cailmuker Rotaoy
on board. Both were then ranged In 11
line oil the squadron castle and the
llirln gave the signal to go. The 0qu
longer was well placed to windward.
but apparently she cairod to the the
Shamrock l the ad ntago at start
for the new boat was deliberately
reached oil 110101111 the atom oi! the
other and took up a position hall 11
mile away on her loo quarter. with the
intention. it seemed. or trying whether
she could make up this on. the latch
out to Lymlngton. Both called far
enough oil the wind to keep their 11111111
full. and the challenger looted much
later than the Shamrock I. in the
0011100 01 ball 1111‘ 110111 11110 11111! 1111111111
drew around and just failed to cross
on and, pointing wondertully high and
able to
wontlfl, and bear away 110101111 her
, hows, it tact which gave 1111111111 procr
that she war not puihod to her tail
stretch.
11011111 in 30 1111111111.
«m ........... N..- o_. _._..~- I” “W ......... .. m ”Wu-I WWW»...—
and elaborate too ' 3
COMMISSION RESETTING BUOYS.I
setting the buoys on the natural 0118- i
is not likely to .take place till late inl
ahead and was wide under the lee bow
or the former challenger. She then ,
ahead of the Shamrock. Panning her
' close 1111111111. Shamrock it was lulled,
sailing 111101 a few minutes. 11110 was
III the old boat «wide to the
Previously the 11111. Iiiid 311110 11111111
and stopped, forming a mark for 11111
01111511111111 plain and P01511111 clients
New Roses, Foliage and Fine Flowers. K
{DMD AND SUCCESSFUL.
1111 111101111. Bin :
SOUTH NORWALKi CONN.
Capitol. 510(11090100
Surplus. 31,00,000. 00
Other Profits. $26,000.00
JOIIN II. FERRI3. M00111.
JABDB II. IAIN". Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
John H. Ferric Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Din-Mien 8mm
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
looking for an Inexpensive. droopy.
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumma’n \
J. Wallace Marvin.
Accounts 511711111011.
......_....,.“1.!L,. A...»
The South 1101111111
Savings Bank.
INCORPORA TED, 101111. 1860.
-—--1-~——-
Deposits, 31.050.000.00
5111111118. $60,000.00
W
ALDEN SOLMANS, President.
JOHN H, FERRIS, Vice President.
GEO. i". BEARSE, Scc‘y. and Trees.
I
ll
Boar-1! of Managers.
Alden Solmans. ’ Edward Beard.
john H. Ferris. [01in H. Light.
John H. Knapp. jasiah R. Mar-via.
Henry 1. 51mm. George F. Bearsc.
Money to Loan on,Mortgage
Taylor 8. Golden,
REAL ESTATE AND
INSURANCE.
LINCOLN 010111.011 waaenouse
74 Washington smu.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
amalgam
Notice-«Clio Taxes.
in... a...
Tho tux-payers of the city of South
Norwalk are hereby notified that the
city tax of six mills on the dollar, laid
on the assessment list of! 1900, at a
city meeting held .in Arion Hall. on
March, A. D., 1901, also the, library
dollar, laid at the some time. will
May, 1001. at which time i will receive
the name at J cob M. lluyton's oilico.
rate of nine (9) per cent. a your from
remaining unpaid after June 1. 1901.
JA Si PAUL.
Namath..-
,South Norwalk, May 0, 1901.
111
80110011111105. W
UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT.
m
Wilma.
Collector of 1111111 tor South Netball:
Union school Intrict.
Dbtod 01 1.10111th 1
11
all the new ideas in
Trimmed Milliaeru Paces 10 5111101111111 purse. V,
11' H 011.com & 00.. ,.
1111111111
We pay your fare one way on. $5 purchases: both ways on
$8.00 purchases.
20111 Century
111101111011111
11111110111111
incorporated 1901.
p
Fifty 71101180111! Dollars:
PRESENT,LOCATIDN.
First National VaVank Building.
14 wasnmoron smear.
Frank A Ferris Au.6..Woodward
Thou. I. Raymond Edwin G. Keeler
wfranklln A. Smith
Theo. 8 Lowndes Winthrop H. Perry
RiohurdIlV-l. 011111....
BANKING BUSINESS OF ALL
KIND.
Deposits, Discounts. collections.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
'Deposito Received on Interest.
TRUST COMPANY BUSINESS
OF ALL KINDS.
Authorized by 11- charter, with It! cap-
ital as 00011 lty,,.tp act on
Aomiuifiramok.
CONSERVATQR
TRUSTEE OF ANY TRUST
, ACCOUNTS AND ..
TRUSTS on ALL Klaus
somcrrnn
Nelson Taylor lb.
$4. 40 per bbl
210 lb.
210 lb.
2 c
.0 1012 01.111. nu
. 0. , .
610 8 p. m.811111‘r§ay:ovd " hi
.. , Vomiting: Department
MORTGAGE LOANS
NEGOTIA TED
IACOB N. LA YTON.
5 .Railroad Place.
11101115 0001113 scoot/1:11:11. ,
j :V’lost.
Nu‘rnbor of Dead In Jaokucnvilio Fire
Believed to be Large.“
JACKSONVILLE, Flu... Muyy, ll Tho ‘-
chnrred bodice or two dogmas: '
of Friday' s the, Wine found ll,a
the St. James 11ch today.
tery, who was empioyed at hi1 Gnrd- ~'
nor 1111111111111 almost lost he life in "
trying to save the people 11110 11111110117
down Market 111111th to the 111,111- when
the flames were at their 116111091.
says he succeeded In getting‘ two
poraone 110101111 the river, but width
more were either ho to
511111 the work or rehabilitation is being
Madison street. on the 11111 day of orlzorouéki 1.111111111111111
iund tax oi oneouurter 01a mill on the
‘, New Haven Man 0.115111 6 of Dotraild-
i th fl II of ’1'
be duo and payaboon 0 10 111.31 In: I “W Hill“ Ellen“.
"0- 5 Railroa Phi-“0- Penalty l“ the Miller, a coin-91111111101 of New iluvon,
May 1. 1001. will be charged 011 all bills
Ill
Collector of Taxes of the City or 80th
5 1111 though closed 13
1391101111011, has I) an reopened"
Iii! winta 111110 hot
will 61101111011101 -,
leaving the city increased 101111 .
Thousanda oi! leoplo 'workcd yester-
ral weeks at _
The taxpayers of the 31111111 1101wa i
Union 8011001 111111101 are hereby not-
tiled that the dirtrid’t tax or one 111111
one-quarter mills on .1111 dollar. laid on
the town enactment 11st oi 11100, at 11
meeting 0111110 district hold: on the litii
day or June, 1900. at , the 1111111111111
11111111 school house] will be d o and
payable 0n the 111111 day or May, 1001', l" ' '
at which time 1 11111111 be ready to ro-
coivc 11111110 at Btflison'a drug 111111111 silo
Wilmington street. Penalty .11 the
. 111111 ad 1111111 per cent. a your trill be
charged on and 111111 June T1, 11101.
where the sire
111‘
pottiible. it wiil~bo
totem car can can 1
Ton 111111th 11011111
duty to prevent vandaiis .
gt! ‘B‘mjd 111 111150111 1101131111111
‘ $12. 50,1‘educedto $8.50. ‘ '
Ladies and Misses’ Jackets, value $5 00, for $2. 98.
LadieS’ Siiitp. some great values; a $12, 50 or $15.00 Suit for
$8.933. i
. 'We' have a large and beautiful assortment of frames at wholesale 16th can fury.
prices.
. whetgprmonto «we provide appeal must itrcnély to “1° careful
dresser. Thc'dolora are reiined and pleasing; the'atyles. of course.
the very latest and most approved. A cat-111,11 examination of the
goods will prove 111111 the values we oil" er are most worthy.
Ladies Taffeta Silk Eton Jacket, lined with white, satin, vest cl-
feet. warranted pure silk; value $10. 00. for $6. 98.
Ladies’ Jackets-Va all new—the smart short jacket; were marked
. Ladies’ Suits. the $17. 50 kind for $10.00.
V Walking Skirts, the $5.00 and $7.50 1.1.1.1101 $2.50.
811111 P11111111 Fret Iii 11111.
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.
Ar ’sSto are
THE HIGHEST STANDARD.
We offer goods of the Highest Quality; the favorite among housekeepers and the goods most
profitable to purchase.
Reduced.
Our Celebrated Bridgewanr Creamery Bifiter, reduced in price to 25c.1b The sweetest and
best Butter aold' 1n this town.
You want the “Boss” Clem
Lunch Milk Cracker, 100., 3 lbs
101 :50. to 200. lb.
California Ripe Olives.
Pickled Limes.
lluylcr' s Coma and Chocolate. and Bacon.
Spinach. Lettuce. Sweet Potatoes.
3 cans Wayne Co Sugar Corn
for 250.
l anc) Carolina llcad Rice, 100.
7 cakes Cleaner Soap 250.
California Prunes from 5c.
New Potatoes. Radishcs, Pine
\pplcs.
Flower and Garden Seeds.
Beardsley Smoked Beef, Shred-
ded Codfish. Boneless Herring
(Manges. Lemons, Bananas.
WE ARE FIRST HANDS FOR EVERYTHING IN OUR LINE.
Thin Flour hood.
a film old" 1'0 "
tins; E. tumour, Leading 610011, 33 West Wuhingionttreet
We loot uncivop 1.1.5111" ear load of Our Famous Maud S. Flour,
no action 111‘ The Norwalks.
[our
to be disposed of at a very low price.
it has been on sale here for the past fifteen years. and has
Tryc 51115150! and we guarantee It to make better bread and turn out from 20 to 25 more
loaveo than 0 her 1110111- in existence. Glance your eye: over a few of our many bargains for this week:
A Beautiful Box of 115111111 (Company
Groceries.
Lment 111111111 Jacksonville troops were}
The weather is much cooler today:
NEW VYVDVRK, MW 0-wWaltcr Scott
100nm. was ,itilroignod in the Center
1‘ ‘ ostcrday. churg ed with-
sing it (111511.1va from justice. , Millpi'
an art-11111011 Saturday night by a New
. i. tectivo er epht'
are on 1.1 i' 1112
large practice
Cooling Demonttraiions
WILL BE GIVEN AT
I! ll (13111119
that he collected about $1, 000 of his
cliente’ 1110110 111111111011 11.011111 abbot two f
11111111111113.1103: 11110- Nevr 141111011 detec-
tivo said be bid been following Miller
121011 111131. Luke och aitalo
gunnery”! the 1911161119111 111;.
1111311011311b no hingflcaman yet be 11111111..
11111111 211111 1.1111- 1111., ;
"'leadiea or The Norwnlkc are
“ ‘ cbrdlally invited to attend.
‘ 1111 R1111
Maud S Flour, best in the world, 550 per bag
“Vern Best Elgiii Creamed) Butler, 210 lb
Lilcbiield Countu Print Butle1,210 lb
Four Cans Sugar Corn. 250
Three Cans Magnolia Milk. 2510
20c ,. _ Seven Pounds California Prunes, 250
‘< “ “ " SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY.
'11 Toilet 800p will be given FREE to all purchasers of $1 worth of
New York Grocery 00.,
V A. F. BECKMAN a 00., Successors.
Prompt Delivery.
South Norwa....
GIRL’S BAD FALL.
A Ton-Year-Old Winoted Child In Pre~
carious Condition.
WINSTED May 6—Mabei Bean, tho
ton- year old daughter at ltdward Bean.
of Rock street, is auiioring from con-
cussion or the brain, produced by a.
fall In the woods. late Saturday alter
noon. and is in 11 precarious condition.
She was on Street Hill and in trying
to reach a high rock fell Apparently
she struck squarely on the top of her
head. With her were the two daugh-
ters of Chief of Police Wheeler. They'
helped the girl part or the way home
and two other girls helped her the rent
of the Way. 8110 was almost helpless
and had to be dragged along. The par-
ty was two or three hours in reaching
Mr. Bean's home, a distance of not over
11 mile.
Dr. Richards. who. in in attendance.
cold! %Ilip alcohtll tthe' 1111111101111 Were
In in r oi the 3111911 recovery. provided
there had not been a fracture of the
skull. That point cannot be determined
until the Inflammation subsides. The
periods.
WELL-KNOWN ACTOR DEAD.
NEW YORK, May (Ia—John Gormonfi ,
a well known actor oi the old' 1.1111161, ,
who had 110011 the assistant stage 111?: ‘
rigor oi the American Theatre for no
time, died at Roosevelt Hospital 1,,
day. or blood poisoning. He was 01:13-
ono yams old 011 January 30. n 1111111-
11011111 lamp which lie was carrying on
1110ch 11110 11 small piece or the rail .
tubing entered his right root. Septi-g
clmu immediately Developed At 1111'
it 01.111111111111111 his his might is» 11111111
yam amputation 1111:1111 10111.net 111111
hymn 111 the poison Was too rapid
11 d reaching hie tomnch. 0 bed hi
girl in unconscious except at brie: ’
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