land cases, accord .
until. “merel stated
North Dc ota re
Vin good aith of
u unrnety da 3 as a‘
to hrlsdietio of a
particular case rc~
that the bus—
that it is not pretended
its as ever in North
lia
. . report of the
tints on the tivo res-obi.
in; over from last year.
ted, and it is possible
i be passed. They
r plurality elections of
officers and for. a re-
the Senate, with an-
o ncrease “the number of
t 'irty six. One (Shiite~
edistrieting hi1 that
he prohibition of erotic-
my or town lines to luck-
'i‘icts. 'l he plurality amend»
11 itself wholly desirable.
‘e rer is necessary it we are
an adequate revision of
nStitiition. If we are not
lithe of some service.
tress has its advantages.
éctric Review says that an
Specialist recently visited
,sA. Edison and offered to
\‘m of his deafness. ”What."
lined M'r. Edisorr. and give
eat advantage I have over
Cllowsl Why. I need it in
siness~for, you see, my
‘ is thinking, and. no inni—
“at the rest of you are ,tloing
w much noise you are marks
1‘: doesn’t bother me. and I am
0 concentrate my mind fully
thennlcj'ect in hand without
_ Not much. until.
sibly. I get so old I cannot
I)
WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.
ll-over lap “nd- nainsook is just the
al for lmpes.
Inoculated panama struwa are
a. good deal for outing bats.
.de chino trims thom prettlry.
at whose upper is gold gauze.
an .lace and black velvet ribbon.
, the under side of the brim covered
large yellow rose leaves.
burning gown of drop d' etc is
over black taffeta and trimmed
. English crepe. A dull finished
a do chine is used for the tucked
lborty silk scarfs printed in P131-
nd floral designs ass a new kind
wrarr—not something to keep one
in, but as a sort of finish about the
dérs. Four or five dollars Will
a astonishing how soon a petal or
age c’overeil but gets shabby look-
' if you have such a hat, handle it
fly and occasionally take it in
hand and turn each ruffled leaf
and smooth it out.
(:1 girls tinder ten or possibly to
lye years; have uretelle like pieces
till over, the shoulders. it is a lush
that Is invoriably becoming, has
hope will be for a long time to
0leaf a blouse suit of linen is made
' following way: Skirt of"whifc
louse of dark blue flush with
instead of closing at
at" lino the. blouse opens to the
over a front of white lawn.
on are going to wear one of the
lords. or any other bolero,co11-.
w nowhere the length of it and
b' or your waist I buys seen
139an That were much too long
‘il figures they ornamented and
of being an improvement they
loll y atllloarancc to the per-
rs some very pretty belt pins
1 as silica a dollar. These
h with turquoise or other
on malts
of the ribbon bolt where
V, . By the way. a good
, ‘o wearing this klnilééré
t’a y fancy to get the
flu t with one 0. them “(i
,a alrt bands conform to that
111er the court of that ,1 .
‘ no jirrisdiel,
’l’or this and the officials 'added this
. merit. At present the line officers pay
plan olllcers 312. Next. hugtis’t the or:
the vogue for a long time had
.Tbls will make the individual expense
an ornamental finish
, erotica
7 The review. 1111.1 oxhibitlbn drlli of
the; Bridgeport battalion at the Bridge.
, handily evening. Ma
$8.co purchases.
Rearrannément Made by Consolidated
For the Summer Traffic. .,
The rearrangement of the time schad-
nlo for the chopper traffic on the New
York. New Haven and Hartford Ratl-
about a week. will elitist? the addition
of aevarab new trains on almost every
division of the road.
The complete schedule has not as
yet been decided upon, but the rum
hing-time of We of the new trains
which will be of great accommodation
to New Haven patrons, has been es-
tabllshed.
The first is the fast express from
Hartford to New York and another is
c addition of 11 new express. for Srin-
y only. between our Haven and New
York. The runni 1; thus of this train
will be as follows:
Leave New Baron of. 0: 56 runs.
Which will. give the passengers on the
train‘ which arrives here from Spring-
field at 8:53 a. m.. a wait of. only two
minutes. Due at New York at 10:45
a. 111.. stopping only of Bridgeport,
South Norwalk and Stamford.
0n the return trip it will leave New
York at 8:00 11. hi. and “all“? at New
Haven at 9: 45 p 111.:
The patrons of the road lb New Hav-
en have been requesting the addition of
a from between there and New York
to leave just about the limo scheduled
Sunday train as on acco‘tumodatfcn.
and it will undoubtedly prove a suc-
cess.
These changes. with others, will go
into effect Friday. May 19. and there
will also be a few additional changes.
to be announced later. which will go
into effect June 30.
w.—
PASSING OF THE CATERER.
Second Rezlmcnt Officer; to Do. Their
Own Cooking at Camp.
The officers of the Second Regiment
have decided to follow the example of
the men under their command. and
henceforth to run their own culinary
department at. the annual state on
campment at Mantle. For the past
two years the anon themselves have
had their rations dealt out to tfmm and
have had their own cooks to cook for
them. This has worked so well that
the officers bays. loblt‘ed at the men
with envy and at last decided to get
rid of the caterer hitherto employed
and secure their own cooks and buy
their own provisions. The outfit that
will be purchased will Include "every-
thing necessary for that line of work
fronts coffee mill to a cleaver. It will
cost probably about $200 and will be
come the property of the Second chi
about $8 a week for board and the
11011 8 will be apportioned shunt as fol-
low The outfit will cost about 3200;
took and help, $100. and 3.100101' food.
about 810 for the first year. but of
course after that the saving will be
pronounced for in the second year. the
additional expense of the first car
will fare better. for they 'will buy the
kind of food that they want. and will
be able to auneriutond no booking.
JUDGE TOWNSEND?! VAOATION.<
He and Mrl. Townsend Loft Yesterday
For Santa Fe.
Judge William K. Tawnscud. of the
United States Court. and Mrs. Towu'
send left New Haven yesterday for a
air: wacks' stay in New Mexico. the
greater part of which will be about in
Santa Fe. Judge Townsend took with
him all attire unfinished work pending
in his court and will forward decisions
as reached. There is an excellent. BOY”
crnmcnt library located ‘tit Santa Fe.
which trill be at his aorvlc‘c In hl'o‘ rot-
work1~ During Judge Town
grands absence all completed appeals
8will be signed by Judge flhipman. of
Hartford or Judge Wheeler. of the
Vermont district.
MILITARY REVIEW IN BRIDGE-
1 'V l )FORTI ‘
port. armory. to which Governor George
P. McLean and stall and General this
call ll‘rdat and 111111. have ”06:00de in-
.‘vitations. has been, no I:
Thursday evening. It
an engagement of
all; It is expected the tint flat
A New "rlmé “Mg v‘
road. which will be made public in'
forty delegates rivers coated.
‘ ‘ W...
New lloses. Foirace and Fine Flowers
You Will find here all the new ideas in
Trimmed Millicent Prices to suiteveru curse.
E. H. DILLON & 00..
23999 999 lllll Sill
“VALET JONES NEAR DEATH.
Chlei Wigner: Against Patrick at Low
From Starvation.
Valet Charles F. Jones. noon whose
testimony Assistant District Attorney ‘_
Osborne relics for the conviction of
Albert T Patrick of instigation the al-
lsgcd murder of William M. Rice. and
also of forging the will of tho dead ruii
llonalrc is lying near to death in the
House of Detention. For five day's be
has eaten nothing and last night he
was so weak that he was unable to
raise his head from his pillow. Today
he will be removed to a aunltarium.
and In order to keep him alive artific-
ial means of giving sustenance to .him
will be resorted to
INTEREST IN EASTMAN TRIAL.
Continual Unabatod and the Court
Room Wu Crowded Tod oy.
CAMBl’tlDGE, Mass, May 7-—‘lnter-
est in the Eastman trail continues uu
abated today, and the room was lain-
méd with spectators as soon as the
doors were opened. Mrs. Eastman.
wlfé of this defendant was on the
visibly affected by the minute oxamln
within as to the incidents immediately
preceding the tragedy and regarding
certain statements made by previous
witnesses. At times she wept.
Mrs. Eastman gave additional cvi
dance as to the intimate relations be
tween her husband and Grognn. She
said she did not remember any such
incident as that related by Mrs. Gro-
gun. Six, who testified that Eastman
had said Grogan’s days were number-
ed. Witness never said that Eastman
had been drinking, nor had she ever
heard Mrs. Grogun. .Ir_. say he had
been drinking,
She declared that she and not her
husband made the suggestion that the
party comprising the Eastman and
Omaha families return home from the
swimming races on July 4. the day at
the shooting. Mrs. Eastman also too
tilled that in June the lock on the
tomb containing Grogan’s body had
been tampered with but no one had
asked permission ,to open the comb.
Attorney General Knowltnn declined
to cross-examine Mrs. Eastman.
The defendant, Charles R. Eastman.
then took the stand to testify in his
own behalf.
”W .
PRESIDENT WOULD GEE KRUGER.
NEW YORK. May T—The denial is
positive terms in official circles that
the president stated to anybody claim-
ing to represent “00m Paul" Kruger.
that he would not receive him at the
White House was made in a way. says
a Washington special to the Tribune.
which seems to Indicate. that the pres
ldcnt has been communicated on this
subject since he left Washington and
desired it to become known that he is
being micropres ted in this matter.
In point of fact. urlous persons au-
thorized to speak for the president dc
clare that on more than one occasion
when the auhiect has been referred to
in his presence the president has. said
that he would be glad to receive Mr.
Kruucr on the same terms and with
the some hospitality as he receives
other distinguished foreigners. This
could be done without compromising
the, government in any way.
MORGAN . TO CONTROL OTHER
BTEAMGHIP LINES.
z
with today‘s meeting of the Leyland
Linc shareholdorato tovotc upon the
agreement with J. Picrmont Morgan.
homes a reiteration of the statement
that the Morgans are about to acquire
the. Red Star Line. as wall as the At-
Iahtic Transportation Line. The
lArnoritmn Line officials here deny the
report. that Mr. Morgan has acquired
the Red star Line. The Lcyiand line
shareholders unanlhiou‘sly continued
the Mernn- Ellarman agreement.
' IINOW IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, May 7-«Thorc was a
heaVy fall of snow in North Devon
shire and Dartmouth (South Devon»
ahlrc) molly. endangering the spring
erotic. The change from the almost
tropical 11.1.1101 the past month In most
miirltcrl and promises to continue ion
some time.
riAILwAv announce Miler.
BUFFALO N. Y.. May lw'i‘hc an»
nual convention of the National Aim
mclation of street Railway Employees
root hero youtcrdnhhnd will probably
continue until Silurian President w.
H. .Mabcn. of Detroit. presided. over
Johann. ribbon
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we pay your fare. one way on $5 purchases; both ways on
stand most of the foreman. She was ‘
LONDON. May I—Bimultaneously
' solidatcd reports
. acreage. is
lion» If. rob.
admiral Grumman
‘J. Walloon Marylin 1 '
fl'be South ‘Norhalk
Saunas Bank
moomsamo. [will 1860.
I
m
Wits;
5501000 00
‘ 1 Edward Beard.
_ John H. Lighm
Alden Soltnarls.
john H. Ferris.
Money to Loan on Mortgage
Taylor a Gelden,
REAL ESTIITE AND
INSURANGE.
LINCOLN arouse wmcuousc
fl. Washfn'afon Strut.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Notice-«Crib Taxes.
The taxpayers of the city of South
Norwclk are- hereby...notificd that the
city tax of six mills on the dollar laid
on the assessment list of 1900 at a
city meeting held in Arlon Hall, on
Madison street, on the lltb day of
March. A 11,1901 club the library
fund tax of one quarter of a mill on the
dollar. laid at the same time, will
be due and payable on the first day of
Muv.1001. at which time I will receive
thou same at Jacob M. Layton‘ s office
bilullroad Plncc. Penalty at the
rate of nine (9) per cent. a your from
May 1.1901 will be c prged on all bills
remaining unpaid aft r June 1.1901.
JAMES PAUL.
Collector offl‘axes of the City of South
Norwal k.
South Norwalk. Mayil
(1.,1901
1111
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School laxes.
UNION SGHOOL DIBTRIGT.
The tappayers of the South Norwaia
Umon School District are hereby not-
ified that the district tax 01,2 one one
ona- quarter mine on the dollar laid on
th town assessment list of 1900.194 11
méatiug of the district hold on the 5th
city of June. 1900. at the Frankbn
street school house, will be due and
payable on the first My of May. 1901.
at. which time i shall be ready to re-
cclvc same Iii. Stillson' a drug above. 82
Wilehlugt street. Penalty; at .the
rate of n he poi- pant. your w-illb
charged on and “”95 1111 1. i901
murmurs
Collector, of Taxes for South Norwl
Uhlon School District.
Dated at South Norwaik. April 23.
1901.111“ bw
Sale of Real Estate.
Notice Is hereby given, pursuant to
an order of tho Court of Probate for
the District of Norwnik that the under-
the clinic of Dennis Donovan. late of
Norwaik. in said district. deceased
signed.
11111111111111 Donovan.
' ilk}. i i" ‘ ‘ "'“"'limu “I’ll?
[NVIllIiinEYIDIUCfiEMAT ,Ii'AlIOFIAtll It?
7%”
rent the Arilcriciiii
Agriculturiat a corps of ohlibrvbi‘b mass
the May 1 condition of winter wheat
91.6 against 96. c 19.11 month Mid com
pared with an average at till! date for
live yours of 84. April was wholly
favorable for the developments intro
wheat crop over tho are for n ”no
belt. The report chow mi 9 d’ 111 so
through Insect pest outside of '1' ac.
Oklahoma and Michigan. No crop in
twentyryears has stood botteri'tharuthé
present on In thcynll Iniportant. fem
turerl roots and stop! The: curios
when {drop this 1111911 no on under first:
Iy flym‘ilrble conditions. 111nm theirs
plot
”'1" .1 999”:
ll 3"
r1 “u .
31 0.50; 000.00 ‘
signed will. sail certain real collate or .
For particulars apply to the under» '
, 25's.
, . . A Beautiful box of Delano a (torn
accent on. . a
. Mafia
Il’flry Thousand Dollars.
' FRANK A. recurs. Pmldcnt.
II- [I- GUIDEN. VIBb-PWGIII:
carries a non. Decanter.
. nascent Locarrou.
First National Bank Building.
24 WASHINGTON srnspr.
Tabsrssc: ‘
Frank, A. Ferric Ala B. Woodward
Then. I. Raymond Edwin D. Kaela”-
Nelson Taylor Franklin A Smith
Theo. 5. Lcwndca Winthrop H. Perry
' Richard H. Golden.
BANKING BUgIfilESS OF ALL
Deposits. Discounts. Colloctlona.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits Received on 1.11.1911.
TRUST COMPANY BUSINESS
OF ALL KINDS.
Authorized by, Itccharter. with It: cap.
. ital as security, to act as
EXECUTOR.
ADMINIBTRATOR,
GUA ARDIA N.
CONSERVATOR.
TRUSTEE OF ANY TRUST
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ACCOUNTS AND
TRUSTS OF ALL KINDS
' SOLICITED
BUSINESS HOURS.
9 to 12 a. m.. and 1 to 3 p. m., and also
6 to a p.1m.. Saturday evenings,
MORTGAGE LOANS
NEGOTIA no.
Incas M. LA YTON.
5 Railroad Place.
. South Norwalk.
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INTERNAL REVENUE RULINGS.
The following rulings have been
made by Commissioner of Internal
Revenue .l. W. Yerkes.
Manufactures are required to put
up their cigars in boxes not before
used for that. purpose. if boxes are
made from some material other than
wood. the manufacturer is required to
submit a sample box to the commis-
sinner for his approval. Glass jars are
not approved as substitutes for wood-
en boxes for packing cigars
Express receipts for goods and
chandiso to be‘ transported from the
United States to a foreign country are
not exempt from tav under decis-
ions of United States Supreme Court
in the matter of export bills of hiding.
Section 29‘. not of June 13 1898.113
amended by act of March 2.1901. lm
posing a tax on‘ legacies. applies only
where the tcstator or intestate dlei
after the act was passed. Taxes col-
lected prior to the amendatory not can
not be refunded pending decision of
the courts.
eymour’sStore,
lire " ' You Going
to 311!an .’
W
m
The question of the day. We have an immenscft'ock of‘Lcather Goods.
Canvas Grips, Hand Bags, Pocket Books. ‘etc. We bought direct from the
maker. hence we are able to quote you prices that jobbers' would ask us to
pay. Before you purcbago any leather goods, call at the Boston Store and
see what lnducem‘onts we offer.
Leather Covbred Dreas.Suit Cases, steel frame. brass. clasps arid lock,
canvas lined. 24 inch. 31.50. Better grades, $316,311.30. $4.98, $6.16.
Hand Bags. all sizes and colors, prices file. 950, $.05. $1.20, $2. $2.35.
Canvas Extension (loses, all sizes. $1.10 up,
Chatelaine Bags, fine quality. chumois lined, 50c, and 7131:.
Shopping Bags are tlsef‘ul at a... tunes. We have them at 25. 48. 890. $1.
Pocket Books. double frames. walrus grain and seal leathér, all styles
and colors, 25c up. ,
M
A CARD.
Every $1.00 purchase made at the Boston Store entities you to a life
size Crayon Picture. ;
FREE.
BOER PRISONERS FOR BERMUDA.
CRAZY MAIL RIDEB’S CRIME.
Kills 3 White Man And an Indian Who
Didn't Get Out of His Way.
PHOENIX. Arlz.. May 7—John Rub~
enstcin, a mall rider between PhOenix
and Scottsdale. near the rbscrvution.
shot and killed Walter Nigh, a cattle-
muu. and also an lndlun yesterday.
The ccccntricitles of Rubenstein ‘. 1. 1
been marked recently. and he find 111'-1
quircd the Hill‘ of “Crazy John." lie
shot the white. man und the Indian :19.
they were approaching him on horses
but ant-11 .rtcnrdlhg. to his statement
they wore interfering with tho frl‘U
passage of the United States mails
They had refused to turn aside in the
road. and for :1 minute obstructed the
passage of the mall rider.
Cuttlemen assembled and gave
chase to Rubenstcin, who rode at
breakneck speed. When he was inter-
cepted by the cowboys he opened fire,
but exhausted his supply of ammuni-
tion and was captured.
Several hundred Pima lndians 011
the reservation near Scottsdale are
greatly incensed over the killing of
their trlbcmun without apparent pro-
vocation. and they refuse to listen to
explanations calculated to pacify
them. They are making 11eg threats
and holding pow-wows, but officers do
not contemplate any lawlessness.
The First Transport Believed to Have
Sailed April 29.
HAMILTON, Bermuda, Wednesday.
May l—A number of Boer prisoners
are reported to have sailed for Ber-
muda. April 29. with a white regiment
to guard them.
Working parties of soldiers are rap-
idly clearing sitcs at Dai'rell’s tenant!
for the erection of buildings and large
tanks to hold water. The rack of water
is likely to be a serious matter as there
are no streams on the island, and the
only drinking water is rain water.
The naval authorities at the dock
yard. when asked how much water
they replied “Not a gallon." The
white regiment will be at Prospect,
and the black regiment will be sent to
bt. Georges.
MUTINEERS SENTENCED.
CHERBOURG, May 7—Jl‘be French
bark Anjou. Captain Creuver', which
sailed from North Shields. April 25. ror
San Francisco. and which stopped here
last week. in order to secure the
French shipping bounty and was de-
tained on account of the mutiny of ten
members of her crew proceeded today.
The mutincers have been sentencd var-
iously to terms ranging from one week
to six moutbs' imprisonment.
‘5
THE HIGHEST STANDARD.
We otter goods of 111.;- Highest Quality; the favorite among housekeepers and the goods most
profitable to purchase.
Reduced.
Our Celebrated Bridgewatrr Creamery Butter, reduced” in price to 25¢. 1b. The sweetest and
best Butter sold 111 this mum. .'
, You want. the “Boss" Croat
Lunch Milk Cracker 1°C., 3 lbs
kfor use.
3 cans Wayne Co. Sugar Corn
for 25¢. :, '1
bFancy Carolina Head Rice, 10c.
11' H
N. ..
WE ARE FIRST HANDS FOR EVERYTHING IN OUR LINE.
1
7 cakes Cleaner Soap. 25c. I N cw Potatoes,Radisl1es, Pine
California Prunes from so. lb. Apples
to 20¢. lb. Flower and Garden Seeds.
California Ripe Olives. Beardsley Smoked Beef, Shred-
Pickled Limes. ded Codfislr, Boneless Herring
lluyler' 5 Cocoa and Chocolate and Bacon.
Spinach. Lettuce, Sweet Potatoesl Oranges, Lemons, Bananas.
mil
‘11 um clue Nphtaflou
loaves than My olhsf' 7
$4. 40 betel) f
210 ll). '
210 lb.”
25c]
25c. '
1..
Chas E Seymour Grocer libertilashnglon Street.
. We Just received another our lead of Our Famous Maud 3. Flour, to be disposed of at
This Flour We no lmrcdlioti'cn In The Norwaiku.
.ffry mirror and We
' ur‘l‘p existence.
Maud S Flour. best in the world,
Verb Best Elcin Creamem Butler,
, Lilbhiicld Counts Print Butter.
Three Cans Magnolia Milk.
Berton Pounds California Prunes
SPEQIIL FOR SATURDIY.
n mlry low price.
It has been on late hero for the pact fifteen years, arid has
cumin It to mak‘o traitor In and 11nd turn out from 20 to 25 more
lance your eyes over a few of our many bargain for this week:
5150 per bad. ‘
210 lb
210 lb;
Four Cans Sugar Com,
Tobe 0pr will be given TREE to all purchasers of OI
Norwalk Chronicler