leciric power. filing will afford the means tiller he must advantage» retailers. and we feel ill prove as remunera» city as its lighting sys~ 3citics, it any, will be offer better inducements title or “business than him the power plant is in- the modern tendency of ion ‘ityis no wonder that hine‘n are considering “of clubbing their writers . cadeniy. like that in “Maybe there will be an academy after a while. ‘ rug Iesvto get into the set 0 society will be as rig to the cilimorous insist- dnii'ssion of novelists Is and historians and "i of school books. to the, (1 social emoluments of plans. But the practical is, why? What will on my (10 for its members? ias ah academy ever done body? What French writ- tronger this day for a ment- 5 in the sacred body. Who iy more of his books be— c has a handle up his name. privileged to attend meet- Shlall clothes and carrying; word? Ceremony. all. ‘navailing. And what other ‘c‘expccted of an English ‘y? English is the speech ions that are scattered over hole globe. Certain of these . notably our own. think as of. liemsclvcs up they do of _ and would be slow to ac— ’ instructions from the ountry. so-c'alled. ihpQSslbIc to keep the Am- velin'gman down. It is he a fact that the invasion lie. foreign. markets by sales-- from this side of the water ausing a great deal of com- ” ' mm the leisurely salesmen econtineut. They cannot p with the Americans and .dxlikc to; see laws passed bar- l’i'crn from the country. or woman ARE ooma. ore is talk of aunbonnetu for tots. ‘ y housekeeper should keep bor- . ,the ,‘house. It's an excellent or and is’ as good for the bath in the kitchen and laundry. N the butt r. and If hung over r the effect will be better. nth it color can he need. . Th Journals talk about eunbonuole y rundtl wear. It strikes me that innbonnet would be a- strange acce . 'ould naturally wear but on the bile In a warm summer afternoon. did have to be of very dainty me- nor} partake more of the nature ‘ than. ni‘honriet. ., Iressee are finished as the tlit'~ ions are about the neck-#«Iow 0‘ collar. merely a band laid on» A dainty hummer toilet of this has it bandipf beading about the w neck. into which is run nar- ,;.plnlt velvet ribbon. each end at front being finished with n tiny they fth'o same. There‘ Is a touch ‘ Enough the gown. . wi mlng suit. Is not a bathing ‘ .’ hero is no shirt. the sleeve is mt bit of a bond. and the neck There is fullness about the the drawers, but they are not got the knee and are merely .onouzh there to permit of the o of tholimlui. The waist Is It In their-put. but only a slight . c attire back. A pretty gar- ‘of‘thic kind is made of white r oy unvbrIIlIantlnc, trimmed of black braid. The stock- ‘n him: last to udcpt. or. e not. and she ehoum ll may make every effort to what-one Is notwnlender: tibia to almost attain this w W flour teeth are not perfectly pit . yogjth'em immediate ab ‘ .‘ ., “Aptitch in time coves ' you Jinan. , litter, and let me enmlne m.-;,ltwlil poi-hall: cove ’ not. no oiuie instilling; . ”for South nor-r" ‘ na‘ tifacturcrs to obtain ,- ‘ ado. strawberries and cream. I’ .tbe links In their oweetere. none of or a fluffy gown of inwnmuclr n. ‘ . orator said there appeared to be it ten- 3' worth $8.00 to 5 _.oo'. . . colt . , We carry the largestvariety Hotshot! Bonnets in this city. 986-988 lain nu $7.00 purchases. end if one takes advantage of the era perimentu. chili discoveries of others. The nrnt'thing to do is to select dc- eigne for gowns that will, give one the longest lines- Even a stout woman may wear tucks and flouncea If they are put on In the right place. CREDIT WHERE IT IS DUE. ’G’cdhr‘aifiouoh’o Record In The Battle of Maivern'HIII. I To the Editor of The Sun. Sir: Regarding the statement that “General Porter gathered an army. seemingly demoralized, In a seven days“ retreat and made dispositions so masterly that there resulted a victory which saved the Union.” etc. I would any that l haven personal letter writ- ten to molly thc‘Liute‘Genei'al Francis A. Walker. who was on General Couch’s staff. written in reply to one from me. uniting “who fought the bat- tle ofMulvorn Hill” and If “McClellan bud anything to do with It." General Walker says: "General McClellan came on the field uhbut 9 a. in. audv established the lines and left. General Couch fought the battle and In the evening I reported to General McClel- lan on board a gunbout tit Harrison's Landing about 9 o‘clock." .i write from memory. not having read the letter for a score of years. I only recollect distinctly that General Walker (we woro'eohoolmatos) wrote me that it was Couch's battle. A. 'l‘. SKERRY. New York. May 23. NORWALK GOLF' CLUB OPENING. , I t Members Enjoyed ‘ door Games and an Appotlzl Luncheon. The cold. drenry.‘drizzllng weather, with its dashes of hard ruin. Saturday afternoon. had very little affect on the members of the NorWnIk Golf Club. who turned out In large numbers to oi- tcnd the formal opening of the club for the season of 1901, iii the club nouso. Despite the ruin It. was a very dc- Iighttul .aiiairqund a most uiicccgafui one. Luncheon ivas‘ uervotii'ut. 1:30 o'clock. by Mrs. J. C. Newklrk and a committee of the ladies of. the club who provided generously and abund- antly meats. salads. sandwiches and all. kinds of cake and pie. coffee. lemon- 1 Although the gentlemenawere onion the tournaments were piayed.;§tho In tiles“ putting contest boin :pontphnad until Saturday. June 8. wh Ie the gen- .Llomen‘s putting contest and ‘ he hole handicap will be. played on buiiirdny June 1. Nimble topplay golf. the lollies and home of the ‘géntlenion turned their attention to cards, which some had been thoughtful enough to provide and the afternoon was pleasantly phoned in guinea and other social diversions 0 that attoriten ’had been curved and t‘hdrmembern Were departing. they all declared the event a great cuc‘cosa. ov- or which the wentliorvcould hardly throw a damper. WANT ‘OREED SETTLED. ‘I’lilLADELPHlA. May Tim-When the Presbyterian General Assembly met today there appeared to he a tile. position on‘the part of the commission- ers to bring the debate onuorecd revi- sion to an and to noon as possible. The majority of the delegates uro impatient to nettle the direction as far as this assembly In concerned. There In still considerable other business of import- ance to be transacted and‘ccmo' of the subjects are expected to arouse much diucuenion. Among thoue are the on tnblisltniont of on ccclociaatlcni nu» promo court. the oversight and diroe tion of the collection onddlctrlhuting of benevolent offerings. the piun of vo- caney and aupply for unemployed min~ tutors and church without pasture and a plan of oversight for the young poo- pic'n societies. Before proceeding to the further con- sideration of the revision the Auaembly adopted the report of a committee the Fifth rid-venue Prechytorlun Church. New York. on the meeting place of the General Assembly of 1902. When the order of the day. the 'rcVIcIon oi the confcnnion faith. was reached. the.mcd~ deney to rush the matter no that the Assembly could adjourn. and he curls. cc caramel hasty nation. He suggested. howeVor. that all speechec be limited. and a motion to limit than: to ten min- utes was unanimously carried... Mind: 1). Model. 1). Dapmidont Washington and Jefferson buttered I. which on accuracy..an hotlcctluii he would offer an amendment to the mid- ority report. was then recognized by the moderator. ' . . Bountiful $5.00” Trimmed H 'Chifion Hats, $1.74. worth $3: We A“. .-....M....... ..-....n................ ....v............... .__... 7. cloud are daily udd- tore famous. . $4.59: . , fine. “My; uric $2.75- ‘ . nanhc‘n Straw Outing Hats. Every one. at: are winner ‘ 8 The Knox c ape. Rough StrcvviSalIor-i Halo-dust e’ daily as gorillas the $4.00‘iioldclcevvherc; compare them auditor" or your. 00. ' of Children's" and Miascs’ Mull Black Velvet Ribbtms. satin back. at manufaciurers’ prices. Flower Sprays from we. to $3.00. an. DILLON a. co. lllllllllll’lllll. we pay your fare one way on $5 purchases; both] ways on al Control. Person Deposits made by married women. or by children. are subject to their personal control. Such deposits are payable direct to them. re- gardless of husband, par— ent or guardian. ' South Norwalk Savings Bank. United Bank Building. Annual Picnic of the ITALIAN Independent Society! NORWAIK FAIR GROUNDS. Thursday. May .30. l90| GRAND PARADE ntnrtlng from South Not-walk at lil:3il o'clock. THE FAMOUS ’ROME and visiting societies. Horse Races. Bicycle Races. ' Base Ball Game. Dancing. . Concert. Fireworks. Tickets.“ , 25 Cents‘ B‘A ND CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION. Annual Report of Chief Examiner Ser- vern Made Public. WASHINGTON, Mny 2i——'i‘hc unnu- nl report of the chief examiner, A. R. Servern, of the Civil Service Cominio sion. was made public today. It shows 1900. 45.441 persona took the competi- tive examinations for original appoint- ment to the cluasiiled service. Of those 21.871 were for the departnients. 2,349 for the government printing office. 4.» 390 for the custom house service. 455 for positions under collectors of inter- nal revenue and 16,589 in classified pcstoincea. There also Were 248 people examined non—competitively for except- ed places. There were 459 different kinds of examinations involving 1,188 ppportunitiea for the neuembllngwof competitors at places widely distribut- ‘on throughout the stolen and territor- en. The report says that general exam- ination In Porto Rico have been some. what delayed because of the uncertain t'y whether the "people of Porto Rico" ac dominated by the net ectobliahing civil government there are citizens of the United Staten within In the menu- Ing of the civil service rules. Expand as have been out in all directions to enable the catnbllahfnmcnt of the ex- amination system In both Hawaii and Porto Ride. when the citizenship queu- lion :ic settled by the Supreme Court. There were 1.300 appointments mudo inthei‘nencrcl departmental service. of which I500 were to cbmpnrutively incis- nlilccnl places. The" report instances comc‘frnud discovered in an examin- ation. resulting In tiic‘ purring of the candidate and offers home future axe animation. and care it ill now well nigh impoulblc for coilucic‘nfito occur with- out leaving Its harmonic and eing followed by aummary punishment. The report makeup plea tor more examin- ers and for ample fhcilltlen to renew. systematic instruction of local boards. of examiners. , .. ' . PHItADELPHIA HOME chow. - PHI ADELPHIA. May , era-true tenth annual exhibition of the Philadel- phia; Horec‘Shtm Articulation opened today on titrhartlu'o Green. Wicca- Ihickon‘ Hatchtfi. The weather wait . an ., . _ Capital. that during the your ended June 30. - i no unit sun. . ‘52 South Main 9’1- The three kinds of Trade, Marks must be presented for wagon. All rim-clan Itoreu «II the Ozone goods. ‘ our ninth Billli SOUTH NORWALK.’CONN. Surplus. it 9.000.110 alhgrpmm. 23.09000 Join ll. recommend. noon u. when Cashier. DIRECTORS: John H. Ferric Henry Seymour John H. Knapp chi-lump Sworn John H. Light E. H. Mothowoon Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman J. Wallace Marvin. Accouggfiloliod. ' Notice. Notice In hereby'givcn to nII per- sons Interested in the proposed layout. alteration. enlargement. changing and grading of Hillside place, so called. from Taylor avenue to Bnyvlcw ave. nuc, in this city. so an to make sold highway uubstnntiol’iy. fortydlvo (45) feet in width. and the grade substan- tially uniform with Alla grade of the center of sold high-'v’iay..thnt a moot- lgn of the Council of this city will be hold at the Council Chamber on lIavl~ land street on Mood y. June. 3rd. 1901 at eight o‘clock-pith If?“ upgh'whcro uII perhone whosol‘lu‘l‘wis propelled to be (liken therefor, or 5which may be af- fected thereby. may: appear and be heard In relation ththeto. South Norwnlk, Conn. May 23, llllli Per order of the Council. JOSEPH R. TAYLOR. M 2-1 3t. -. City Clerk. SillilNli—ll VISION is not an uncommon condition—it's a common cause for headaches and other pains. Eyes which are overworker. if rc- llved by properly fitted glances. will regain strength and will In time be able to erform their task without the aid of x has assistance. Call In and we will talk It over to- gather. HOMER B. HOYT. Graduate Optician. Room 9, United Bank Building. Oillco hours. 8 to 11:45. 12:45 to 6380. Saturday evenings. 7 to ll. Articles of Association on The Otto Bulliol Company. We. the Htihscribcris. do hereby agree to associate ourselves together as, and to constitute a Joint stock cor- poration under the statute law of the State of Connecticut, for the purpose of conducting In the town of Norwnik n the County of ll‘uirfleld. In said state. and within tillIiI state only. the general business of manufacturing. buying and selling hate and other head-wear. of fur, felt or other mater- Inl. and the component parts thereof In the rough or finished state; and whenever lawful biininosn may be ln~ eldental thereto. The corporation In to be known by the name of The Otto Burthol Com- pany. and title he Iocntod at South Norwolk. in said town of Norwnlk. The amount of the capitol clock of tho company in to be fifty tliouuand doliure. divided into five hundred chorus of the our value of one hundred dollara ouch. . . I And the number oi: uhurec noted on public the numeric: the cubocrlhcra respectively. In tho number of audit shares oi bald stock to be token by each of no. ., And we. the uuboeribcra. do hereby further severally agree to subscribe for and take the eupitnl‘ctoclt of chili company to thc amount notedpppo cite our respective names. and to pay for the some to thenmount of the our value thereof. as and when called for by the Directcre cf“tho Company. to :heir ratification and no reculrcd by aw. , . , p ., ,. Dated at :30th Norwich. conncetb cut. this 37th day of May. A. 1).. 1901. Otto Barthel. 262 shares. iiidwiird W. Beard. ‘ 124 shares. William Moron; . , 1.24 chores. , The abbvo arcthc articles of narc- clotion' of mild compandy. which. are it by continued by ‘ or -. .— All with r ‘ Theo. diminution Winthrop H. Perry ‘ ‘ Authorized by It: charter. with Ito Olp. meantime I 2 plain. Cream orwnm. , 2 ohm. Fluke Rice. [260. 2 pilot. GI‘IM Mute, 25c. Mixed iii-cult. 20c. kind. 180. , Int bonnie“ Carillon: 3 lb.. 250. 0i in direct. . fl: . ' n B.‘Woodwnrd .ecwmo. Keolur ‘ Franklin A. Smith . . Richard I-i.Goidon. . n ‘. r . FRANK A. FERRIB. I'm-Ideal. RICHARD H. GOLDEN. Viowpmldant CHARLES E. HOY'I'.‘ Trcnouror. Banking Walnut 0'. all kinds, dopoc. itu. diecountc. collections. Saving: Detachment. culvert on Interest. , :I‘runt Company huulnou of all kinda. Depoclto ro- ItuI-u Ioeurlty, to not an executor, ad- mlulotrator, guardian. conocrvator, truth. of any trout. Accountl and truth of all kind: coll- OISOdo Drum and money orders on all ports of the world. Letters of credit and travelers’ checks, Eucinen ‘houn. 9 to 12 n. m» and 1 to 3 p. m.. and also 6 to 8 p. m.. Satur- duy evenings. lira you wolf Insured against (or: by fire! arena in on now. No. 5 Railroad Place. South Norwafk. 0» Taylor 8. Golden, REAL tsun- [IND INSURANCE LINCOLN STORAGE wmenouse sown nonwui‘k. court. .i. Small was...“ Dress Findings are as staple an wheat. and are seldom bought under market value. but the exception does oc. cur. Today and tomorrow present these opportunities. Hundreds of these everyday needs. are saving from 35 lg 40 per cent, ready for you at the OTHER THINGS THAT CALL FOR SPECIAL MENTION: 3,000 yards of Ptinted Lawns. dress styles, all now. made of terns. fine cloths. full 28 inches wide, a large and choice variety of pat- m CENTS. Ladies‘ Dress and Walking Skirts, the very newest istylcs only. up-to~date in every particular. specially priced at $2.98. $3.98. $4.98 and $6.98. All the popular shades; exceptional strong values. Petticoats. 350 Underskirts. made of light weight mercerized sateens. in \ black. neat black and white stripes, dainty lawns. lace trimmed; a 24 wasmmmm alga“ .most attractive collection, and all strong values; at 95c.. $1.25. ' [$1.50. $1.95. $2.25 and $2.40. A big saving from regular prices. Chi 58:2. Seymour’sStorA ivz cur. ATTENTION YOUR TRADE SOLICITED. Bermuda Onions. per quart. 10 lbs. Rolled Oats for Pure Leaf Lard. per 1b., Blue Label Catsup. per bottle. Gold Medal Evaporated Apples. 3 cans Magnolia Milk ior DONOVAN BUILDING. 18 POUNDS GRANULATED‘ SUGA 3 lb. Glou starch. 7c. 25c. roe. r7c. 3 lbs. for 2 5c. 25c. R a 5 POUNDS‘LARGE SWEET CALIFORNIA .PR eTP sprout sne- cr STAPLE GROOERIES our: FAMOUS ELGIN antimony BUTTER “OUR mucus worm ROSE FLOUR o .2 ”I“: W “m“: 33 W‘- SUGAR CURED HAMS. PER POUND. CALIFORNIA HAMS. PER POUND. TELEPHONE CALL 133-6. coon cuccuuins FOR LITTLE MONEY. Glance voureyes otter these SPECIALS ior Thursday. Friday and Saturday. 5 LBS. CREAMERY BUTTER FOR 18 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR FOR 6 CAKESFELS’ NAPHTHA SOAP FOR _IN EVERY LINE OF BUSINESS There is always one best. There never can be two. In almost every line you can mention there is some one concern better than all the others. Years ago we attained the distinction of making our business thebest of its kind and we have succeeded. Ifyou have not been trading with us, you have made a mistake. \ . TO OUR SPLENDID SWEET ROSY BUTTER. FULL CREAM CHEESE. DELI- CIOUS COFFEE. RICH PURE TEAS. BANANAS, ORANGES. NEW POTA- TOES. TOMATOES. ASPARAGUS. PEAS. WAX BEANS. LETTUCE, RADISHES, CUCUMBERS. STRAWBERRIES. ETC.. AT LOWEST PRICES. A LARGE LINE OF PICNIC SUPPLIES ALWAYS ON HAND. \ $1.00. $i.00. 25 CENTS. Oyster Bay Asparagus, very line, per can. 23c. 3 cans Lima Beans for 25¢. One-half pound can Potted Ham. » 9c. One-half pound can Potted Tongue, go. Best New Orleans Molasses, gallon, . 45c. Pure Cider Vinegar, gallon. 20c. 12 CENTS. 9 CENTS. 25 CENTS. 19 STRICTLY FRESH EGGS FOR Don't fall to give us a..trial order. as we are sure to please you in both quality and price. NEW YORK GROCERY COMPANY. RELIABLE onocsna. TELEPHONE CALL 133-6. 0 unné ' 269:. 3 large cam Bartlett Pure, 3 can: Sugar! Corn. 3 can: Milk. . 2 can. mu Salmon. ii clin- Gounod Mackerel, 120. ll gum 1m Jim. ynch Co. . t SOUTH NORWALK. . .310. 1.3.; 5 LB.)FOR $1.60. .53c. PER 'BAG; PER BELL, 34.2.5. . . _. . . . $1.00. . ,. . r . as CENTS. ‘ 26c. 13 Calm Lion Soap. I I an. 209. 7 (like: Babbltt'c Soap. 260. 20c. 2,400~Mltehel, . 80.. ‘ 250. Eagle iimd Milk, it 14c. 25c. Ocrn Starch. per package. 8e. 28c. apical. Gold Duct. 70... FREEI A‘ldrgc white_Chlna Cup and Saucer. with onepound cause. In addition will give. .‘
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