1cm Ila}.
petroleum Ends 1......
d’steamsinps alike.
1es long the .‘Volga
9 50116111111111:
1 forty
1.1111111 110th 3‘1 but 11-
, onQon
1 , The growing pop—
1) as a fuel must make
151 s of gushers" in this
1 well as elsewhere, feel
ill be two expositions
pencil next Monday
I he the exposition at But»
to products of American
are paramount, and the
“ill be the great exposition
chr of kibor itself, for on
‘ ‘May 20, it 'is said,1herc
1 prodigious strike declar-
r anized labor, in many of
es throughout the entire
HAT WOMEN ARE DOING.
1111.111: aw in person! handles is
1 1, You cannot guesa how
uncll you have seen
3111116 there novel were so
0 pretty window and door
11‘ on sale at one time as there
“ These in color excel
‘ he‘ fashionable pointed way.
.them are adjustable holding
trod angle.
.1! 11‘ figs will be worn under-
misses or course. but there
‘0’ be quite a vogue for white
Both the handsome black grena-
When a black lining Is not. want-
ry “om who keeps up with the
lry wears one or mote
tie ilnken1 :
1 ‘ Magazine" has receipt
rich dessert that would help out
ping an elaborate menu even 11
M good for the digestion. To be-
tb take six bananas, six sponge
no orange, halt a lo a. a lit
awberry Jam, hall‘s pin of’good
halt a pint of cream and had
13 011’pistaehio nuts. Peel the
' and cut them into quarters
iso Slice the coke thinly and
small 111119.. wrote til
Put slayer of the cakes into
put on them a sunburn-Ivor
, Next put a layer .101
3 9 111111111 few: oi the 15 aces of
1 6 lemon rind. ' Continue this
3,1 a dish is filled. Pour over the
l 1161' of the custard. Whip the
and heap It all over the top.
"11 shriid tho pistachio nuts and
em in rows over the cream.
cold as possible. This elab-
clip called “banana trifle.
1e lime Would seem to be some
11 ra misnomer
KSIDE CHAPEL OFFICERS.
£1 annual meeting of the Brook-
. ' banal Association was held last
inbthe- church in Brooksids.
ill union was made chairman
111 wins omcors wars elected:
1' t— muel R Wood
1111le 0 Wood. '
11311111 Mary J. Raymond.
‘Dlrcc mHszeldah Sitt’s. .
,1 ‘Dir ra—F‘. M. Jennings.
“ » d to raise money by sub
make repairs to the
Wood was mcdé chairman
ilcitins committee. and Wil-
tram was made clerk.
I5 o‘clock this morning in the Albany
his clergyman exonerating the guards
.Whlst (long
then made no favorable impression on
th‘ 1 cross
‘ ‘n‘AhBANY N. 1.. silly til—#11111 sinus ,
’ 1 ADDIEQB ON IMPORTED CITIZENS.
(Continued from First Page.)
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William Walsh died early 11...: night.
and he never rallied. He was a broth-
er of a National Guard omcer and
leavps a wife and two small children
E. Leroy Smith died shortly before
Hospital, after making 3 statement tol
men" from blame.
Smith, Pratt & Herrick. a member of
the F011 Orange Club and Albany
lL‘liub, president of the Plus Hills Asso-
elation and a prominent Republican.
He was president of the last American
and three children.
Two’ prominent citizens dead. no
cars running. and ominous threats of
to continue the armed running of yes' ,
terday’. is what Albany invoke to this
morning The beautiful summer well
the people. Gloomy hrowed groups oi
man stood about street corners and
discussed the death of the two Inot
fenslvc citizens. The gloom oxtcnrif
even to the soldiers and In the calm
ol’ the Twenty-third regiment very gen.
eral regret was expressed this morning
over the tWO deaths. Major General
lice. Brigadier General Oliver and
General Barnes of. tho Twentyathird
regiment, which did the fatal shooting.
while regretting it said this morning
that the soldiers were ordered to stop
mob violence and shoot It attacked.
and the only fiaiety for peacocble citi-
zens was to move away at the first I11
Irlication of disorder.
When the Ninth regiment arrives
here from New York this afternoon it
will be sent into South Albany where
the United Traction Company has 11
large power house and operates an im-
portant division of its system. The
calling of the Ninth regiment swells
the growing roll of troops to 31100, and
when It establishes its lines this even-
ing. three important sections of 1111
city will be under strong military con
trol.
Up to 9 oclocit‘ this morning no st-
1511 had been made 0 movu ours and
there was no notiv 1y 11111111111319.1111
the Quail street sum from which oil
the cars operated were peril out. ’l‘lu-
been out again. and other breaks 1111»
reported from different pm 111 or the
city, so that the first move of the (In) I
will probably be made with the. tower
and repair wagons. Everybody awaits
with anxiety the outcome of the must
ing of the directors of the United
Traction Company at 11 oclock this.
casualties to date are as ibilou‘rs:
'Dead:
shot by soldiers; E. Leroy Smith, nior
chant. shot‘by» soldiers. ' 1
Fatally hurt: William Marshall,
non-union motorman, skull fractured
Others injured: George lloozo.
check torn open by bayonet; Gilbert
Hull, non-union motormsn. shot by
mob. will recover; v.11. Harrington.
private Third Signal corps, Wounded
by stones; William 'Boonoy. shot by
guursman. injury not sortuu81Walter
VanGuyshlns. print/o. Third Signal
Corps wounded with 51.0th by mob.
Eleven non—union men badly cut by
missiles thrown by strikers.
GREENS.— LEDGB LIGHT HOUSE.
Big cylinder to he Placed In Posltlim
Next Monday.
owing to delay in receiving mater
Isl, the sinking of the trim cylinder tor
the (ii-31111111161135 11311111111112 has been
postponed until Monday 116111, 20111 In-
stunt. » 2
On that day 0111mm '1 largo derrick
boat will arrive from cw York. pick
up the cylinder on Wilson's Point
wharf and place it in position on the
rest. 'i‘hsmyllbder. will than be 111ch
with concréto. which Is aim being mix
ed 111 Wilson 11 Point.
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James nuc’hiu'ia uporintondcht oi
the '1 drains 111 ion, Daysr
1street.'Ns’w 1.1-1. 6111 in the
South Norwalk Baptist church. this
evening. on the .work angina the im-
sorted citizens of our 111 untry.
Buchanan. 3, o is Millie in the work
among 111111111119 3111i 1111131111 or the
metropolis, will 531111 a short 11111121111 oi
the method on
which he 11
The shot took effect In his abdomen 1
tn... ‘rnsussn’d Dollars.
“Milli A. FERRIS. President.
He was tho senior 1»
member of the large shoe Ilrm 0! ll.‘ II. 61010“. “committal.
CHARIES E. IIOYE'. Treasurer.
ass. lie leaves a wile
24
violence ii any attempt is made today Frank A. Ferris
company' s lino on 01111111111 avenue has "
William M'. Walsh merchant ‘
needs 111: Is work. ,
11111 31.1.1.3,”
incorporated 1901.
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. PRESENT LOCATION.
‘1 First Natlonaifiank Building.
WASHINGTON STREET.
TRUST as:
A1111 11. Woodward
Thus. 1. Raymond Edwin o. Kevlar
Nelson Taylor Franklin A. Smith
Then. 3. Lowndes Winthrop H. Perry
Richard H. Golden.
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BANKING IngEJINESS OF ALL
Deposits, Discounts, Collections.
SAVINGSDEPARTMENT.
Deposits Received on Interest.
m
TRUST COMPANY BUSINESS
OF ALL KINDS. '
Authorized by Its charter, with its cap-
ital as security, to act as
EXECUTOR
ADMINISTRATOR.
GUARDIAN.
CONSERVATOR.
TRUSTEE OF ANY TRUST
ACCOUNTS AND
TRUSTS OF ALL KINDS
SOLICITED.
...J....
BUSINESS nouns.
9 to 12 a. m.. and i to 3 p. m.. and also
6 to 8 p‘. 111., Saturday evenings,
“l
1 1 MORTGAGE LOANS
NEGOTIA TED.
JACOB M. LAYTON.
5 RailroadPlace.
South Normal/1.
peaceful. and
law abiding citizens.
The Farther Lights under whose nus
plans the meeting is to be id, inVItc
all interested In this ouch ion to at
tend.
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FUNERAL OF MR8. JAMES, CLAVEN
The {unoral 011M111. James Ciaven
was held from St. Mary“ s Church, this
morning 111.11) o'clock. Rev J. J Fur-
long was celcbrant of the mass, Rev.
William Muher was deacon and itev.
lilernan was sub deacon Itov. Willii‘im
.l. Eliot-um, oi the immaculate 0011111111
1101: Church Wootport, gave the iinal
absolutlon in the church and Father
Timothy Crowley, at St. Thomas’s
Church, Waterbury. was master of cor
umonlos and gave the final blessing at
the gravo. The funeral was a large
01111 and tho tumors were magnificent
'i‘hé visiting priests were Rev. William
Slocum. Rev. J. .l. Joynt, or the Star at
the Sea Chlii‘éll. Now Yondon; llcv
Timothy Growl‘ay, 111111.14. G. Gulnab.
McLaughlin. of Mari on, and Father,r.
1". Byron, of New 011 can.
WM
111 Washington that will be embalmed
In 11111.1?ch at this 011111 1111111011.
The 11111 1111’ compo “ssh of 11 super
correspondents, and their 1111111111 dtn
nerr’ara fam0113.Thsy always have 11
1101511111113 array {distinguished chests.
and for once (@1131 dlgnittes and ex»
eruptions are 1111111116 111111111. Ecol-o'-
law at War ltoot 11111.11 11 happy hit.
in 1111911111113 all General (turbid rotor-
once was 111111! to his well. known
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.t a! was 11111191111111 to
Is” 11111113011910
it will i be
1 111160111 srorlsas wnncuouss
74 Washilrmon Strut,
scum mow 1.11. can
Free Connections
AND
Lower Rates for Gas
MAKE A
Gas Range
The Best and Cheapest
for Kitchen use.
0011. 11111111
at at. Home ohurch. Mormon; Father ,
show... a picturesque Incident at ‘
the annual dinner of tho Gridiron club '
, 1 111111111.
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‘ 0‘
Notice-"CED Taxes,
The taxpayers of the ficlty ol' Sout
Norwalk mo hereby notified that th ,
city tax of six mills on the dollar lot
on the assessment list or 1900, at 3
city meeting held in Arion kuII on
Madison stlcet, on the llth day at
iund tax of onc.qunrtor oi a mill on th
dollar laid at the same timo,w
be due and payable on the first day of:
May. 1901.111 which time I will rccelvtg
the some at Jacob M. Layton’s omcs,‘
No. 3 Railroad Place. Penalty at th9
rate or nine (9) per cent a year from;
May 1, 1901, will be charged on all bills
remaining unpaid alter June 1,1901.
JAESM PAUL.
Collector of Taxes 0! the City of Saudi
Norwulk .
South Norwalk, May 6, 1901.
1' 1 ‘ 1 m6 1
UNION SCHOOL Dla‘i‘ljlicfr.
The taxpayers oi the shin Norwal
Union School District are hereby no
tiled that the district tax of one an
one-quarter mills on the dollar. laid on“2
the town “.‘Wmmlz'll 113111111100. at 3‘,
meeting 111 than 11111 held on the Kill]
any at June. 190 at the Franklin
stroet school 110' s, be due and
psychic 01111111111131 Mayt’m 19101“.
at which time 1 1111111 be
delve some at 1511111111111 .1111; 11111111132
Washington street It
1 ‘ 1113 31111111111 11 ‘
csllont results.
1 The Sheen's 1111's ‘
' "ml knowledge to the you:
‘1 his education by the 1511611111 11111111011.
- and so the System may lastly claim to
1' be well grounded.
' the little bloods of Chicago, the each-
1 or points out on the Sheers ch 11 the
and the children 111111. The next word
“grin," 111111. all arm
1 and ,“snmmcssuuli’
ensuring.
land Leader.
l
"March A. D. 1901 also the library;1
110 1s 1
, o a 1.1.1.91 tropics
hem. wore tibia to sell
winter mouths.1‘ot 111 1
, 111111 11111111136 1131"
s are now soiling
fled in Oblong no ' naval one
with ihodlhcntl it is 1113 111119.11...
am 1111111! 11111111111111: 11111101111111: mon-
eys and dog . The learned pig hats
in the 311111111111 system as prepared for
word "hop.” Then the masher naps
is "skip. " and the teacher ships and the
children skin If the next word is
it it is "wink"
they all wink. it is fun as well as
11111111,. you seawespecially for tho
tsacbor. ”When it reaches “illpiiap”
so. ' 1. 11 ; »
“What is I111 George?” says
the land 0 cm lather to his bright
the bright oilspring
it“
“ ‘Revmse,’ ”replies daddy.
, “Ah, 1 know,” cried Master George
and at once stands on his head
It certainly is 11 nice system. wclevc-
"Pronounce It for me daddy,"
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Mrs Uptoné-nl saw Mr; Newton bow-
ing with the most courtly grace to a
very commonplace woman. He‘s a.
gentleman oi the old school 11m” 1 he?
r'UptoanoKp. gentleman or the
now school.
“Now fiehool?"
“Yes. He lives in the suburbs. and
thatwas his cock."
1 becomes more ..
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Silk w... ts 3,...
separate Skirts
if you are looking for exclusive Styles in Ladies” and Misses’ .54
Ready-to~1vear Garments, you will findthe handsomestlaud com~
pletcst stock at the Boston Store ‘
illnary qualities, containing eveiy tin—to now feature.
constantly in touch with all the new creations brought out, and can
show you the largest assortment in Connecticut to select from.
They are rlii’ferei‘i‘t from the or—
We keep
Black Silk Skirts, all over tucking. graduated flounce, trimmed
Black Silk Eton Jackets, special values this week, at $4.98,
$6 98 $7 50 and, $10.00.
Brilliantine Eton Suits, blacks brown and gray, latest style
flounce skirt, light Weight and very desirable for traveling. A splen-
did $10.00 suit for $8. 50.
with small ruffles; would be good value at $12.5o—$8.98.
Ten styles 11‘. Ladies' White Waists, with clusters of tucks and
insertion, fine quality lawn. bishop sleeve, soft or laundered collar, .
worth $1.25, at 981:.
White Lawn Waists, with tucked sailor collar, insertion of
Hamburg embroidery and tannin-hand bow knot. tucked chemis-
ette, very stylish, only $1. 25.
Finer grades of White Waists at $1. 50, $1. 7 5, ..$1 98, $2. 25, $2. 98,
$3. 49 and $3 98
An endless variety of Colored Waists, from sec. to $2. on; all“
\
new, and the greatest values ever shown for the money.
Call 511-2.
0 r’s St.
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FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Huylar’s Cacaas. Chocolates and Candies,‘
AT HIIYLER'S OWN PRICES
This announcement will interest the ladies.
. 1;: .wklii‘d Limes, The Ferris Celebrated Hams and Boneless Bacon, fresh arrival Swiss and
Reunion: Cheese. Boned Chicken and Turkey, Potted Ham, Tongue, etc.
We are selling the finest Butter in town—the BRIDGEWATER HILLS CREAMERY—
almost daily.
Nothing but first-class Vegetables daily.
SPECIALI' Huyler’ s Genuine Old Fashiéned-‘Moiasses Candy, 10c. package.
ranges, Lemons, Bananas, Pineapples and Strawberries.
8E Sllllllll 111111 811111 33 West [Washington Street
Specials for __ This Week
AT THE NE W YORK GROCERY COMPANY’S STORE.
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BARGAINS. ‘ 1
1.1.5111“, Hominy, 150
36 ' 1 3 Macifionl,‘ 25 c
«d 1111711111111 Apilleu, € 251:
3 lb. can Pouches, 101:
3 lb. can Bartlett Pears.
Campbells' Soups (Inn)
2 pkgs. Flaked Rice.
10¢
91:
261:
BARGAINS.
Uneeda Biscuit, per pkg.,
Monarch Cocoa. can.
7 bars Best Soap,
3 Fat Mackerel.
Rockwnod’s Prom. Chocolate,
3 cans Pumpkin,
2 cans Best Rod Salmon,
1‘ 18 LBS.“ BEST GRANULATED SUGAR FOR .
1 "~"1rhitv"n‘ssr acorn" "cnoAMERv BUTTER
LITCHFIELD COUNTY PRINTS . . . .
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3 " 11,13“
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a 11.. 21.1.
12¢.
‘Mlxe‘djliubult, 2011. kind,
91131: 6111131311 031111311.‘
2 111. 131033 Burch,
OUR FAMOUS ELGIN ORUAMERY BUTTER .
1 OUR FAMOUS WHITE RO, E ‘
‘ 18 POUNDS GRANULA’I‘E
FLOUR
1v. 2
s
3‘ large cans Bartlett Pears.
3 can: sugar corn,
3 cans Mllk‘. , ’ '
2 011113 R311 8131111011.
2 cans sou-13.111411111111111
5 glass Jars . ‘ ‘
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w gar Grocery Co.
A. F. BEOKMIAN 6 00., Successors.
TELEPHONE CALL 133-6 . 1
‘ . 25¢. a pitch. and bust, _
FREEI A 11131. whit. “1311113 cup and Saucer, with one; pound Colitis. In addition will [ivc
all p chasm .11 11113 1111111113 Coffee
BARGAINS.
4c 3 cans MagnoliaMllk. 250
20c 7 lbs. California Prunes. 2511
Zoo 2 pkga. Pillsbury’s Vitos, 251:
25c Cleaned Currants. per pkg" 101:
I90 1 lb. can Monarch Baking Powder, 181:
25c Seymour-’2 Butters, per pkg" 15c
Zoo 4 cans Cream com. 251:
. $1.00.!
. . . 23c. PER LB.
. ' . . , 21c. PER LB.
A hcndsOme assortment of Useful Presents 'given FREE with our Famous Teas and Coffees.
SOUTH NORWALK.
., 11.2.1.2. 5 1.1.1101. $1.01!.
.53c. pan ass; pan 13131... 14.15.
. . . . 1 . $1.011.
. . . . , 25 CENTS.
ass.‘ 13 Cakes Lion soap, 21a. 1
20a 7 «kn Blbbltt'l soap, 25c.
20111 2,400 Matches, 1 “'1 ' ‘30..
are. Essie Brand Milli, ‘ 14c.
25c. horn 81311111311» package, , 33.
11.1.9111 1129;121:3111 Now
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