Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 16, 1901 · page 4

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mid character.

held at his . '
at

Mterh‘odn,

Berk 1, discussing
‘ llincSe peace
any the fact of
lien "e therein is that
greed to the

mandctl. and the

 

 

"f .rthivith.

.. will 11 y
necthc only other possi~

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

of, the paylnents to
1‘5 Will probn ly be ac-
Ge any appears firm-
"and thereto. The rIe~I
or. a reduction of the in~
than will still be discussed
. inistcrs at Pekin, who
last get the instructions of
overnments. It is antici-
U othat other nations .‘will
Ionger objections to a re-
lat Germany, which 1111'
min: willing to reduce the
't if it is seen China is 1111-
“ ya‘ll.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

id Bisp‘ham, .thc“ 11151111-
(1 Vocal artist has discover-
Iay of getting rid of a cigar-
' so easy and simple that
oblished it for the benefit
victims wlio desire to es-
He found, he says, that
he sensation of holding
go tie in his mouth was the
i hold of the habit. and by
a pencil or other
.2311 object he was just
ell satisfied and in .1 shall
as able to give up the prac-
tirely thncvc1 he feclsn
til ly strong longing for a

he t puffs a while 011

similiariy to American
'lh‘i‘s trust sold 111 the last
‘ s of 1900 nearly half its
. ht ahroad at $1. 51 per. 190
l‘wl’i e at the some time it

linen shades are as 1112111111111. .in

or as they are in gow '

it dots are exceedingly fashion
‘eolally in nliliinery.

into and chic “enacts inI 1111111111111

110 grass 11'1an waists are in
be worn over colored Icoraei

orchants report good sales of
lrt tai's't suits that w‘é‘re so re-

the co 11cm lltie'n
lmost li

‘ e v ‘y fashionable and
111 to satisfy dhoae who desire

”11 China, which is always
he having a little spurt
Ari y. T‘he ladies are buying
‘ _ rd for waists and house
arthritis the waists ready

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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11101111111111. lie is having great
artisan iarly in the linen etI
. them are incited in. the

 

 
 
 
 
 

and of ailh.‘
Ivory host selling mater-
co in over is batlute‘. The
little and lace ,eoiiara
"tonne, ah ,lndeed have
a.

quite new 111.11.. at g‘ar-
1h" 2 1110 fill in the space

or less closely studded
lied nails. but they are
at lie very lla

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tilt) the troops cannot.
But not

‘ eoncl

the stock and edged 'v'rith'

I asin’g China‘ 11 re'vem 1 - . _
reform of the iikin . _. .
‘ 'chliavu Eve, Waahnuld Attend

 

TowngM'cct'lhfi Tonight. ,

1111. 11111101:- Allow me. 11 you will

- a small portion or your space, 1.11 an

inquiry. Who should be present at
the Itpwn meeting 1.011131111111111 reply
is: Mary elector. Why? Because he

should be interested to give ovarbeOI':

and girl within our town the nest
equipment possible 11111119.“... watch
Iword in America is Opportunity. Every
person should have the chance of mak
ing the roost possible of himself as a
member or the community. Reader.
do you not want your child to have the
oppo1 tunity or preparation. the best at-
talnahlo. no mgter in whichhiin? his
Bent nut 1! 111111112111“ 8 on d 03
present all”; {lg question of chic
lent preparation at the most reason-
able. expenses will he discussed. Each

 

 

district is proud of its own "top story"

in these

 

salt not fair to
" ‘ child he «daily. if
not more; Minded with male oillelent
service and results. it At equal or less
expense? Undoubtedly under one con.
tral school management all that is now
done and much more could be acconr
pitched at the some or less expense.
That will be shown. probably. at the
meeting tonight so: be present

Again. if the manhgement at same

 

Board. why should they not now be in
trusted with organizing a more chic
lent system? Again. does the fact that

in every large district in tbwh some

think More 111111 111111 1.11.11.11.11 mice
instruction is given, go to show the
people want every chance for such
training wiped out?

Does the call till the meeting tonight
men remove every chance fo1 every
child in Norwalk to get more than
Grammar giadc wOrk'! i am not tune.
but that is thh purpose. Be at. the

meeting to see.
W. Li. FOOTvi.

MEMORiAL DAY osssavhhcs.

 

 

Buckingham Post. G. A. 8.. Arranging
for the Annual Decoration.

Buckingham Post. (i. A. it. planned
for its Memorial Day services at its
meeting in the Athenaeum. last night.
1nd promiliea to make a. line decmation
1f the graves of dead comrades this
year.

The Sunday heroic Decoration Day
he Grand Army Post. will attend ser-
vices in the Norwalk Mdthodlst Chm ch
and on Memollnl Day will gather at
.i’o'st headquaitcrs at 10 11.111.

' The main body of the scldicis will

torment! ml'trch to the Union cemetery.

were the graves will be decorated 111111
letachments will go to the Riverside
and St. Mary' 11 cemeteries and docurale
he shaves there.

The flowers used will be potted ones
{ruin the 1111113111 and wild ones; which
inclement children 11 heretoiore
tethered and are Ikdli other again
this year. The almond) 1111 iii: the
.1er Army hull any time before 10
D’ciock in the morning consecration

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‘ parronaonmnovr.

A Pretty nan .
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A pretty home wedding took piano in
New Canaan. 'yctlmriiay. at the real
icnco of Mr. and Mrs. Benininin 11.
Hoyt. Their daughter. Agnes. wan im-
ite in marriage to Allan Patterson.
11th 11 Rev. J. Howard Hoyt. The bride
wore white stilt mull. over white tab
feta. and carried a shower bouquet or
bride roses and lilies of the valley. Tho
urine was given away by. her lather.
rites maidoi honor was M11111 Bertha

 

 
 

. 17111111, sister of the bride; 1111111 111111

downed in 11 pink embroidered swlaa
over white and carried a shower how.
quot of apple Musician. .ibhn Patter-
1011.311 cousin of the
than. Mr. and M111. 1mm renew:
.111 litany handsome 11ml viliuaiiic slits.

 
 
 
 
 

‘ 1111111 wedding luncheon 11:11 settled by

Deltl‘yn 1.111151111111111 Mr. itnd M1111. no
11111111111‘I11I1'1llt on the 01111111111111: for Europe
. hel , Their trip 1v

accuminnl 111.9111 ' ”
11111. and 11111 . .
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future time is to go to the School ‘

”Then the 111111111119
. Will mulch inlet: to the ,li‘ali other! the, .1
, film“ 111.1111 ”him righteous a illn-

 

groom, was host

' Igchool

 

Incorporated 1921;.

011 pins! .1 . '
Fifty Thousand 11111.11.
FRANK A. PERRIS. President.

R. l. GOLDEN Vice-President.
OIIARIBS E.‘ “0". Treasurer.

PRESENT LOCATION.
First, National Bank Building,

24 WASHINGTON STREET.

TRU TEES:
Frank A.~ Farris m B. Woodward
Then. i. Raymond Edwin O. Kecler
Nelson Taylor Franklin A. Smith
Theo. 8. Lowndcc Winthrop H. Perry
Richard l-i. Golden.

BANKING BUSINESS OF ALL
KINDS
Deposits, Discounts, Collections.

SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits Received on interest.

OF ALL KINDS

Authorized by itc charter. with In con.
ital no security, to act on

EXECUTOR.
ADMINISTRATOR.
GUARDIAN.
CONSERVATOR,
TRUSTEE OF ANY TRUST

ac‘coon'rs AND
TRUSTS on ALL KINDS
soucrran.

m

BUSINESS HOURS.

9 to 12 a. m., and 1 to 3 p. 111.. and nine
6 to 8 p. 111., §nturday evenings,

MORTGAGE LOANS i
NEGOTIATED.

1.103113% .11. LA YTON.

5 Railroad Place. .
South Nornlalk.

SPECIAL
Town the an

The inhabitants and legal voters

the l‘owu of Norwalk the hero-

y notified and warned that a

Special Town Meeting will he

held at the town assembly room,
in. said town, on

THURSDAY. MAY 16th,1901,

at 8 o’clock, p. 111., for the purpose
oi? requesting. it said meeting shall
deem it expedient. the Board of
School Visitors oi said town, to
111211.110 Action towards establish~
ing a High School, or providing
:forvonc 1n any way, under the sin

 

an Act of the General Assembly,
.11 this stAte. passed at its present
session, until after the next Annual

1 .5 town meeting;‘ aiso to pass such
votes‘cs the meeting shall deem

viiiing the. Board at
to as to what they
nder the authority can
1cm, by a law passed
lit session 111111.. Gen-

opcr, 11d

 

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'rRus'r COMPANY BUSINESS . ' '4

" 60111 Railway

 

thority conferred znpon them by _

mean
, day a

 

’ ~ sentenced on sewn tw‘o years at the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Taylor 8. Golden
REAL ESTATE AND
INSNRRNCE.

'I

LINGOLN STORAGE WAREHOUSE

.74 Washington 311-11111.
scorn nonWALK. coda.

 

 

Free Connections

[($16 :lo- 1‘

; 1

Lower Ratesf01 6115

MAR E A

1 Gas Range =

"The Best and Gheapcst
for.K1thhen uie.

mm...*-—. 1

 

 

 

: how well he handed When he gave the

' a simple honeabmlndcd country/Man
_ Bo natnrhl did

. Richard Golden’s

. .' 3.5; in. magician 9"",‘1‘

VERY BES'P ELGIN CRIS AMERY BUTTER '. . . .

 

given by

. the 111111 1111111111 detail

0 acne in 111111 on a 1.1m... unlit,
ti: 511.911 111.111: II

. 0‘ til N
Mpraanlca than

play with, 11111de

hon'sea. Richard Golden did not know

world “Old Jed Prouty. 1' No 11111111 to
present a rural 111111191111. faithfully par
Maytag 11 class fast becoming extinctm

make his creation.
that the th ‘lnn public recog-
nl‘zed the are our characterized in
the Maine taverndtceper. 11nd paid it
the tribute of greatness. Aside from
the comedy portion or. the PM. there
is dignity in the oeumhtlor‘i that for-
hidll 1115111111111: 11 that he is a 11111-
511011. The company in practically the
sonic that 1111 anecmmlly produced
“Old Jail Prouty"

 

(r ,1 .I

do .1111... Kill Ely. one
a who 1111111111 Ticket

Agent Barrio ‘ileveral weeks ago. 11111.

the only one ‘ct the three implicated

in the robbery who who caught. was

this mronlng tried at Bridceport. and

 

state prison at Wethel‘slleld

ANOTHER REAL E8TATE BALE.

Hana Johnson has purchased
through the agency 0! Jacob M. LayI
tan a building lot from Charles iii. Jen.
class. The preperty adjoins the land
upon which Mr Johnson’s 1esidence
stands in Hillside place. M1 Johnson
contemplates electing a born on his
newly acquired territory.

 

 

' newest and best line of Curtains to be found nywhcre

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

1.

We- platied our ordcr early on “t id?" lili'é, and tail show you the

 
 

Iitiiii’ie'ii.lioi_1i1inct and Nottingham at 5113

$1. 50 821111.82231'111111111 T .
II CRETONS

."lhis year the maliuiacturcrs have brought out the most cx‘qnis- .
ite designs. We boughta larger line than usual, and are selling
them at popular prices. .

lingdgd 1811 and Silk Tapestry beautiful 111.111.111.41, 111 50c 10
$3.00 per'yardu-‘l ' . '1' . . .

RUGS.

We make a leader of two rugs that surpasses all rugs selling
in Connectichtl . .

l‘irst' is the 30x69 11191111111... .at $1 .98; value $2. 75. .‘f .

Second the Iiigcion Axmin‘ster .1t$3.;98 value $5 .00.

'ihe patterns" are all the newest and qualities are the best.
see them' is to buy them. ””

 

 

 

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To .

Opaque Curtains, plain and fringed
Large variety of short curtai 11 goods.

 

Dmpery supplies of all kinds.

W

A dollar purchase entitles you to a life size Crayon: free ofI-
charge. Every picture we give must please you. If: not, you-man
have another. We promise to give you entire satisfaction.‘

 

 

ymo r’ s:

Call 5112

 

 

a

FULL ASSORTMENT OF

Huyler’s Canoes, Chocolaics and Candles,

AT Hll YLER’S OWN PRICES

[his announcement will interest the ladies. 1

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Pickled Limes, The Ferris Celebrated Hams and Boneless Bacon, fresh arrival Swiss and

Roqucfort Cheese, Boned Chicken
We
made and 1

 

almost daily.

and Turkey, Potted Ham, Tongue, etc.

selling the finest Butter in town—the BRIDGEWATER HILLS CREAMERY—

1111, Bananas, Pineapplcs and Strawberries.

 

 

. " BARGAINS.
5th. pkg. Hominy” -. 1’
3 .1111 nek‘n‘gcc Macaroni, ‘ -
gallon can. mom;
3 lb. can Peaches,

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'l‘hc taxI 1111111111 of 111nm of 81111 .
Norwallt are hereby notified that th‘
city tax 01311111 mills onithoi‘doiiar. Ila _
on the accountant list 11111900. at ,
city meeting held 1‘11 Arlon: Rail, 0‘
Madison street. on thd 1111111112
March. A. 1).,1 1901.411301'1 the ‘l‘il'lrrtt
land tax 01 encounter “him 1 will 1111
dollar. laid at 11111131111161 titan. ywi :
be due and payable on the" 1 day at
May. 19011 at whiohvtlnie i ii 1111111111
the same at Johan MI” liay’toniii 111111111.
No. 5 Railroad Place. {Penalty
rate or nine (9) per 111.111.71.111:
Mayl.ii101,wll:
retuainlns 11111111 11 otter Juno 1, .190l‘.
- JAMES PAllL. ‘
Collector of 111111111 111 the 011.11 “South
Norwal lk. ,
South Nor-walk, May, 8, 1901.

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1115 1111

School laxes.

UNION SCHOOL nlc'rnlc'r. .
W ‘
.‘l‘h‘c taxpayers 0111111 death 1191911111.
7.7111011 School Distinct are hereby not:
tiled that the district tax at one 21111
02041112er 11111111 011th dollar 1111611111,a
the 1mm 1111111112111 111. £21200:
6111... iii ‘
I June. ill
11 11111 helical
payable on the ‘
lit; which tithe Hitch.
mi 111

 

 

the .1
be chanted ha all bills .I

W raw-11.1w

DONOVAN BUILDING. ll.

SPECIAL SALE OF STAPLE GROOERIES

01m FAMOUS 21.1.1111 CRBAMBR'Y BUTTER ‘.

 
 
 
 

 

OUR FAMOUS WHITE ROSE FLOUR 1 '. . .. . .53c. PER BAG: PER BBL-$4.25.
11 20151le 1111111111“an cuddle . I. . . . . . . 3.1.1.1.. .I
5 POUNDS LARGE SWEET CALIFORNIA PRUNES L 1‘ . i . . . 25 CENTS. 1'
2 pkg» Cream of wheat. Me. a 1.11.11 on no Bartlett Pure. 250. 13 cake. Lion Scan, 2511.
2M1”. Flake Rice, 251:. 3 can: Sugar Corn. , 2011. 7 calm Babbitt'o 80w: 2201
A 21129:. Grand Natl. 1 260. 3 can; Milk. 3201:. 2,402'Mntchcc. ' , 80..
T 1111111111 111111111, 2011. 1111111. 1311. 2 1.1.1. 11111 111111111111. I 2111:. Slalom-Ind Milk, . 1411.
ll :Boncl‘cu coon-11. .. .. ,, - 33%;“. 2 cane Scaled Mackerel,- 211°. Corn Starch, par peeling, ‘31:. .
' "i i12c. 3 plus 1111:1111. ' ‘ 1 26a. 2 1111911. Gold duct. ‘ 7c.

. 1t. '. '
-W A. F. 2211mm

t c1111.: . tip 111.11 slain. M111 1.111111111111111 m... in addition will give

BARGAINS. ' canoams. ‘1
151: Unceda alloult, pol- pkg" 4c 3 can: Magnolia Milk. 251:
26c Monarch Cocoa, can. 201: 7 lbs. California Prunes. 25c
25° 7 bars Beat Soap, 1m 2 11119;. Filinhury'n Villas, 251:
. loo 6 Fat Mackerel. ' 2511‘ Cleaned Currants, per 11119., We
lilo Rockwood’o Prom. Chocolate. 1% 1 in. can Monarch Baking Powder, 1811
p 2511 Seminar". Butters, per pkg... 150 ;‘
2 can: But Red Salmon, .11ch cans Cream Corn. 250
x ' "' ' ’
. I. . . . . . . 31.110.
231:. PER LB.
. . . . . arc. PER LB.

 

Grocery

2 430.. Buccaneers.
TELEPHONE CALL 133-6.

‘31

. SOUTH‘INqMAPKa,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

21c. LE; 5 I)B. FOR $1.110.

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