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on that many Connecti-
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POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
-WH|I Brothers' comedy Company.
v'l‘ll‘s; Wills 8' 052838511 OompIny gore
another excel out? performance last
night, It Hoyt’s Theatre, presenting
in Atlantic City. 'i‘)1e cast is a strong
enemy every Way, I (lithe specialties
ate1iirst-ciass, the rated picturesm
I statuarywepfietentstlons n his I
performance. This afternoon Two Old
(ironies, which made‘ 11 great hit. is be
ing repeated. Tonight the strongest
piece in the repertoire of the company.
Bosom Friends. Not C Goodwin' 3 runs
tern‘iece. will be given by the full com
pany. The prices are ouiy tell. twenty
and thirty «cents, and should lil‘ilw ll
crowded house.
" i-ielio dill.
imagine a man just about to 1qu to
the alter the woman of his hep‘rt. flush-
ed with the joy some to all husbands
elect; lining inthrmed that the millions
M1“ the w Ir ly’ w t to conduct
yrs for being
, curve. and n
he
. has appointed
’1 man named William Fuller‘- n cg‘lorlg
It the Irmy. the. said {William
being ordered for active servi
cubs.- Grasping at this as the
mull clutches at I new? I anu
is waiting bride that they
Irried ssh heron 55W
tilt
ii; ”for his, cbltm‘i'.
will no :1 psi an“ til at
ii thgleuioymsnt oi those intel‘l
15‘ production. ill ‘
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as Liptnu‘s Shamrock -;.ll will boast ‘ ”R
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Due to other undone. i iii iixii iii
Due to Blots" Bank is and ohm-I. 795,50
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strove-mum! hbunk do solemnly swollr this;
the above statement] iill true to this best of
my knowledae ondbe
Mimi M. I‘M‘TON“.
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CONSTITUTION'B DECK
I—m‘n‘mq- \
Cog Detention
The new vac tin course of construe
tion at Bristol. R. 1.. to compete with
or or American yuchts for the bone
:1 cork deck made in Bridgepol-l and
laid in»: week under the direction 07
A resident of that city. ‘
’i‘he ill-m engaged to soon iv the
sine tor the (lonelituion is the Non
psi- ii G‘ork company; or Bridgeport
'wo thousand Biliilil‘e yards oi com
lass sheet cork Were red red t
‘ cogs the steel deck 'or the 513‘ be
and H. Young. or Bridgeno
Iran or laying the corlt' deck and
returned to‘ this city Saturday owning.
utter successfully Accomplishi
s
x’ 'lni‘ssion. Jllnius ll. Stone. or Norolou
Well lingwu iil' Noun “'1‘ is president or 1
8.1mm ,
Bridgeport'oc Share in Fitting Up New 1
tie
e Norwslk, until lull f
11101ng n
MORTGAGE LOANS
NEGOTIAYJED
JACOB M. LA YTON.
5 Railroad Race:
South Nomlaik.
MAY MUSICAL. FESTIVAL;
aw "
Lest Day’I censorfuui-inve Excellent
Art: .
NEW HAVEN. May 8-A concert in
tilevflrnud Opera House by prominent
vocal and instrumental artists was the
openins,iosture oi today’ I May festival
program; There is I continuance oi
the dell httul chther with which the
estiviil as been favored throughout
’l‘ile thx-payer% of the city at South
Norwaik are hereby notified that the
city tall or six mills on the dollar. laid
on the Assessment list 0! 1900 It I
inrigé‘. Those Who took part in the cen-
‘ - sort were Misses Sadie Roberts.
also. ., Meridian; milieu A. Kline, Hartford;
e-uxis'rter or I null on the , d 3
dollar. laid atsth'e some tiln will
Uni ‘ - .
iiiod that thovdisti‘iot tax 01! one and
one-quarter mills. on the dolls in
the town assessment list oi 1
meeting of the district held on the‘lly
day or June. 1900. Itw“ lobe sF‘rsnxg‘l‘lF
street school iron se ha?
liliyable on the first day“ or I‘ll
at which time 1 shnliibev‘reAllY"
solve some at: stiiison’iu drug, ,
‘ Canvas
and the attendance consequently was.
. here.
" "'rlle
EvoryAllDO porohIIe made It the
size Crayon Picture.
Miss Louise Denikor, New Haven;
Walter ii. Schneeloch, New York and
, Riley E. Phillips. Jr.. New Haven.
Miss Emma Juch 3 song recital and
e. chamber concert by the New York
lleed Quintette Club made up the after-
no‘on program in tile Hyperion Thea-
. ire. Miss .iu‘ch wits assisted in her re-
cital by Miss Emma Spieske. of Hart-
ford. violinist, and by leader 1.:
stone Miss Bush. of Hartford, assist-
ed in the chamber concert with control
to solos.
a.
meadow WATER POWER.
can...
it will be Taken from Niagara for
Toronto.
TORONTO Ont" Mny 8~—Welinco
Neshit. counsel for the Canadian Nio-
that connects hays been signed for
' the complete development of tile 25 ‘000
. horse power. 10 000 of which is to be
brought overland to Toronton for use
The contractor is Mr. Douglass,
who built the wheel pit on the Ameri-
can slide
capacity or the company" will be in-
,_. creased to 100 600 horse power in a
year or two.
The chief owners oi the
power comp stock are the associat-
d Goulll-Vnndelhiit interests.
;\
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ronl so.
' skes‘Clesuer S'oa
liornis Prunes
lb.
rule Ripe Olives.
ed Limes.
Hnylers Coma and Chocolate.
full h
FREE.
gel-n Falls Power company, announces.
Work on the company s prep-
. erly ‘wiii begin at once. it is said we
‘ Lédlher.‘iloods.
lifilill ‘.i¥,lf9!n ‘tne '
i
Bolton Store entitles you to a life
STRIKE AT DERBY MILLS;
DERBY. May S—The miller Which'
has been on It the PullgIISet gills, of
A H 5‘: C. B. Ailing. for eigb weeks
past. took a more do onstr‘ii turn
yesterday. Prior to this time every-
thiug has passed along quietly. When
it was found impossible to settle the
strike by the Board of Trade, which
had prevailed upon Mr. Ailing to ad-
just the matter of wages but which
arbitration failed because of a refusal
to take back all the striking girls rind
discharge the new bands that- were
brought in. the girls used moralzisua:
slou upon the new employees to quit,
and in some instances succeeded. Yes-
terday, when Mrs. Ambrose Griffiths,
the woman who was brought in to teach
the green hands, came out trs’un the
shop, a procession tell in behind her.
blowing tin horns and shouting "Scab.
It made an unusual and noisy demon-
suction in the street. This procession
continued some little distance up iue
hill but finally went back again to the
shop hull renewed sunsion upon the
new girls. About seventy gills are out
in the strike. As other employees came
out they wore likewise booted. but no
violence was used. Attempts Were
made by boys, however, to prevent
messengers from taking dinner pails to
the girls in the mills. _
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1 New Potatoes, Radishes, Plno
App] es..
14 lower and Garden seeds. .
Beardsley Smoked Beef, Shred-
dell Codfisll, Bouelesa Herring
and Bacon.
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Norwalk Chronicler