33 1a.; 1. 1111.1 11 111.111.
l1 ted reliably that the
, rrnmcnt has issued :1
to pay an indem»
000 taels, equiva~
, 37,ooo,000 at the
ntcypi exchange. It is
W hat the whole sub‘jcct
y will he closed be on:
[d it he present month. it
"t , one and evacuation is
1' way on a large scale,
Chinese government
assessed $1,000,000 each
111111.111 lst, next, to 00111:
1 he powers for the maiw
of their military forces in
Lluder this whip the Chin—
llmcnt has been io1cc1l to
It is not known that the
have agreed 011 the form
out of the guarantee, but
hill the, amount. of the in«
«13 fixed, not much difli
expected on this score.
ted States government...”
ken part in the selection
itary commandant to suc-
d Marshal Count Von
hrs r. in the supreme com—
in ‘l’ekin. Having dispens—
it Our military force in
‘ the United States is not
i 111 the personality of the
y 1111.31.11." legation
will answer solely to the
1: States minister or charge.
13 vent of common peril the
legation guards may unite
he common defense, in which
\ hey may select their own
no they did during the dc-
Of the lcgationcrs last yenr
to preventing cci-
3 in the neighborhood of rail-
1111111311 very ingenious:
lanism has recently been tried
ncc. it consists essentially
huge hook or catch, made of
which is connected. with :1
the station by means of a
through which a current of
‘ city passes When it is lyv
“ 11 its place the train passes ov—
it quite easily, but as soon as it
mod it cat1hc3 a lever which 13
'ed to the engine. The lever
ought causes an air valve on
cngine to open and applies tl11
lites at once, so that the whole
is brought to a standstill
1 a very short distance in
gy weather the value of such
ppat‘atus cannot be overcsti~
,‘as it is calculated to pro-
‘ 1a train. running into another
lllcii happens to be dclaycd at :1
tion.
Texas is a big state. It is five
11 as large as England and
,l'tyrfive times the size of thc
111 of Massachusetts The en-
population of the globe, 1,400 1
. ,000 people, divided into fami-
of five )Cl'SOIlS each, could be
uteri 1n lexas, each family with
bruise on a- h i acre lot, and
he would still icinain 70,000,000
ca tinmily lots.
MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM.
‘ldMin of the Concord School Have
Mhtractlve Exercises.
, was presented at the Couconl
h 01 today, at 215 p. m.:
' ngfw’l‘he Bright May Month.
School.
lintlon-r—Oin Flog,
Josephine Lynch.
right Flowors,
Steve Dokus.
ilwalnerlca, P1 idc 91 the World,
3 School.
[l tlo ”Tho Little Children's Di
1 Four Puplls. Room 0.
1 him”; w Bring » Your
Ella Sanders.
Radiation-wDottio's Thought.
[loving
Lizzie Bonita.
School.
I: tlon-TWO Princes,
Ration—~11 Flower Gift
Annas Mcllngli.
1.11»;
‘ Pupils lrom Room 1).
lie Banner or the Free.
1 school
ttmtint .51 Static has 1 1
i'os‘s‘ings and co is~ ‘
We are showlng an unusually large variilty of TRIMMED Y
LIGH’l‘ HATS. in thy Loghorns, Hair Braids and1Chlficn Hats,
suitable to be worn with Summer dresses. i
Special sale this week' in TRIMMED READY TO WEAR
HATS,'111 the Pan-American shape, and many other Shirt Waist
Hats. . Special price 50o; regular 13.11.131.50 to $2.
..... You will find everything here. in desirable Millinery Goods.
Prices one-third to one~hall less than elsewhere.
E. H. DILLON .11 co.”
986-988 11111811111
We pay your fare one way on $5 purchases; both ways on
$7. on purchases.
Blll‘llllil’lllll.
(or, fill
culls.
soap.
sifting cans
experlmonts.
SINK CLEANERS.
ELECTRIC SAND SOAP, l'or scouring.
oil over your lamp.
nt 30 to 360.
I will not ngrce' to hold to thcsc prlccs iorcvor;
giving goods away. Those who buy on ickly.
:1d. 1le not appear over twice;
my cfl‘ort to nerve.- save and please, i run. theirs to commend,
into“ 111511.
‘SRUb’llllSl 11.111.111.11.
the. cooking.
CRYSTALINE SALT, lino suit in puck ago, 50 article,
DRlED BEEF. thin sliced. at
We slice Dried Beer at
WASHING SODA, in package (1174,; Iln.)
BAKING SODA, in 17. ll). package.
Here are two packages, 11/; pounds. for
ELECTRIC LUS'I‘RE S’l‘ARCl-l, 6 packages for 11:.
package to do the ordinary family 11 Week,
Used with or without boiling.
DIAMOND STARCI-l. 2 sizes. 51: and We plugs, this sole 111 3c and 51: paper.
BELL STARCH. 5 and 100 pkgsu this sale All
PURE OldVE ()Il. SOAP (Casino) 51-,
,Al.Alll)iN PETROLEUM
in. petrolcnm nnd gylccrl 1
SMALL CASTILE.
SCRUB BRUSHES, small lot 101- goods,
its usefulness in own at 11 glance.
for
‘OAI‘.
At the Model Grace
Bargains in fact.
cut it:
Baking Soda usually sells
, ”WW1- . .
u
The real thing. When I say the good: now offered
and displayed at my second right nand ionnterarc sold at We on the dollar ‘
I am making nothing but a plain state ntent of truth. The bill
goods Was $186.58
for these
I bought them for $80. Lou than half price, and am cell-
lngon the same hauls. Bargaln buyiltgmakos bargaln selling ponible. .30
Remember, satisfaction warranted or money refunded.
in“...
GROUT‘S DUTCH COCOA at half price, 101:. One can makes; 35 cups cocoa.
HOPKINS' HOMlNY or hullcd com, 101: article, this sale.
CALIFORNIA WHITE CHERRIES.
PLYMOUTH ROCK lCElNG. 6 flavors (got 11 mm sample) a illl' article, 50.
VIENNA SAUSAGE, llnc'goodu. Cudn by Canning 00., 70.
60.
70 can; 150 goods.
121'. goods. Randy
Not so good looking. but will conic right in
31: 111.; or 9 lbs. far 251:.
2 for 5c.
20:: lb.. or 12% V2 lb.
30c lb.
llulf regular price.
at 51' ‘yj, lb.
be.
There is enough in one
stnrchiug collars. shirts and
2 pkgu.I Sc.
30 and 51:.
goods. 2 cake: 51:.
A combination of purc mnturinlownmmon-
Just in 1-
1101111 for the shop. A pure wbltc
2 cakes 5c.
only small lot.
50 each.
At hull price. 51: ea.
clcaning and polishing. No article. ‘4
5c: 31: ea.
lc cnkc: ll nukes. 61';
’l‘l'll'llN'l‘ElmlGEN’l‘ ()ll.UAN.knows cnough to stop before it runs 1.16
Al wholesale pilcc, this snh'. 20¢ each; retnll usually
it is too much like
buy well. in this case. This
nit. Hoping 1.101 public will uppruclntc
LorenEEDibble
COMPANY r'o BHODT.
In the utlntnoon tho members or
Truth Talk-
teeth are not perfectly
‘ r ".1 11111211111 umo mes
' . snore.
exceeding!
terdny’ a
Lleulonnnt
shurprhooterd.
well.
200 VIM”. ’
‘A 11.111111111111111
61111111111113 ill-c prick, audit”.
Furxennt Ben die
13 1 F311
Company F2 who did .1111 11m 111 the
shoot Tuesday, 011 Who wished to bet-
ter 11.11.11 scores had the rnnn'en and 1111.
The rounit or 1you
d not. giving tho ’men 1111:
1 bandit. of their best 1111011111 in the two
uhootii was the addition of one sluu'p
shooter, ten first class marksman and
two markumon. 1111311an 11 total at three
twanty that clasn
marksman and twelve marksman
The members or
to go over to tho
l and try to «11111111111111: better their
The result yesterday wits:
'19
19
1
DAY SPENT AT THE BUTTS. lPrlvuto L. Dornoy, 17
——-——- Private Georgi: Shipmnn. 16
Members of Companies D and F Qual- l Private '1‘. Guy. Hi
My on the Westport Ra'nge. Private 11‘. Evans, in
A number more of Company D mun 500 Yards.
qualified at the range in Westport livo— Captain W. l. Comatocu. , 20
nue, yesterday n101',nlng [pinging up Lieutenant A. R. Sconcld. 22
the uve1n;e to 11 high standard 0111: ll‘lrut Sergeant Jumon Riley. 17
Sillll‘lliJlOntCl' was added to the list, ll. Sergeant Benedict, 13
'l‘. I‘rowitt qualifying us one. and {our lCorporul Parker. It
first class murksmen us well 1111 three Corporal Buttery. ill
marksman. making a total for the sen- Corporal Godfrey, 16
son of the sharpshooter, fifteen nrut Private Whipple. 21
class marksman and twelve marksman. Prlvnto Evans. .19
The scores yesterday were: Private George Shipmnn, lU
Revolver Practice. Private '1‘. Guy. 11)
Captain 3100111613122 Private 0. Brown, 16
Lieutenant E. 111.311.1111 20 b ‘
Lieutenant Woodward, 21 SCHLITT-GRAVES.
lieutenant #333 Y‘l'd“ 1., Rev. Walter W. '1‘. Duncan. puutor
Lieutenant Woodward 1,, of the South Norwalk. Methodist
Privuto ll '1“ Prowitt' 20 lChureh. joined Lucy J. Graves and
’1,”qu W W Storo' 18 Louis '1‘ Schlitt into the holy bonds
l’rl nte Irvin 'Olmstei’ud. 16 of matrimony at noon yesterday, at
P1 ii: at H Giittcrld e ,5 the home of the hr'ldos aunt in South
Private M B Bettsg' 1'5 Norwnlk. Clifford Comatock, an 1111
Privatg Cliurlisu Chnilmur 1;) ole. unvo tho bride away A sister of
Color Sergeant Hunt ' 13 the lnido won lnidornald and Deputy
500 Va'rds ‘ Bdrm John N Studwell of Port
1.111111111111111 Wood.1 ' 18 O outer, N. Y., best man. Mrs. Sclnltt
P rivalb H T Prowitt "21 looked very. pretty in 11 neat tailor-
Privnt 0 ll Chris M: 1'16 made unit of blue material. with but
l’ l t: l Olhinteuilq ' 16 to mulch. A wedding dinner was sorv
" V“ 1 , 0d and the happy couple left on the
Color Bef‘lii‘i‘otifiimlihcncg 30 6160 train tor Washington, D..C
M111. F A. Bill; Brigade 111.111. ‘18 They will maids with the brides aunt
on their return.
FLAG RAIIING.
The big forty- six toot ring won 111'
St. Joseph's fair by John .‘I Gavan-1
augh of the Orclut ill Knapp but fuc-
tory was hunt; to the breeze yester-
day. It was the intention to have the
ting hoisted 1111 the Italian inn-silo was
111111111 5, but owing to some misunder-
stunt ing, it well delayed. The flux
was not raised until alter the promo.-
11km had passed.
unholy-r 0191112110.
A large sailboat turned on its aldo
in the harbor mouth of the draw bridge
lending to Blunt Norwulk1 attracted
conggdcrnhlu attention yesterday. it
11111111111111 to George Anderson. And it
no 3111111111 db unpaired it.
'1 01! 1111111111011. feet at the
weight: 631/. tons and la unvorod insides 9
Unusual Offerings or Seasonnbié Merchandise.
Minn things that will be oi Immediate Need.
l
The records oi all previous Mays have been broken by this month' 3 selling. Since we' re making a beginning for June.
we want it re be a big one. hence the unusual values ofiered below, specially selected to meet your. immediate wants.
Shirt Hoists;
The hunt thoughts of the boat mult-
oru are here for your mlmlrutlon and
choosing. A word below of the new
1 sorts.
Gingham 11nd Percale Shirt Wnluta
from 5011 to $3. The materials are the
very best the utylen uro all tho very
Iewout, striking polka dot and stripe
sitcom, also solid comic. Whltp Shirt
Wants, 981: to $4. , ’ '1 ’ '
ln‘gnualln 111111 lawn, homstltchod.
tucked and plain, two styles of par
1oculur, noto, both tuition in back and
mode (if the 111.11.». lawn‘,’ nlllo véry
dainty all over 111120 directs 11nd ém-
I'llro‘i‘dcry. in rovers and. urban stripes.
n matchlcus variety and exceptional
values at prions mafrkrd
Molmlr and Homespun Outing and
walking 111111111 $4.98 to 312.,“ some
new unlvnls just opened.
[1112113 and Walking aklrts are here
in great variety and art astonishingly
lilo and lilo Muslin Butlnton 11nd
Dlmltlcu. 12910 a yard. Five thousand
yards, we got them at "u bargain. so
shall you. All the choicest colorlngs
and patterns of the cannon, including
the much'dcslred linen shade, little :1
yard.
Luce Curtains.
A lot of 500 pairs bought under prim
and at a time when not wanted.
100 pairs or good muslin, 2M. yin-dc.
long. ruffled, good value at 601'. we any
tomorrow, (or they won't inst longcr.
440.
Other striking vuluon, nl 1691:, $1 and
61.25.
.m
Hosiery.
All over drop stlch, commonly
called llslo thread, made of line Egyp.
tlun cotton, the regular 251: kind, ltlc.
Drop stitch German stockings. gen
Slimmer ‘Nockweor
Novelties.
are born in
Fashion's latest fancies; A particular
Elton! line of wash stocks. Mull ties
too, hemstltched, ruined and cmbroid
orcd ends. Pricesr range from title to
$1.50.
Belt Buckles. 19c.
Plain and enameled. oxydlzed and
Roman finished, some'ol’ cut steel.
110110 worth loss than 3511; some were
601'.
New Belts.
are almost a daily happening here.
’l‘lu' advent of the shirt waist makes
the belt 111 necessity.
Pluitcd 'i‘nli‘ctu Bolts, 25c and up-
ward.
splendid vnrloty. "Damn 1
Combination p.111...
i501: mid £11100
Our guarantee goes with them. If
they don't wear as you think they
should, we'll deem it a favor it you
bring. them back. W0 have never
shown a larger variety to choose from.
Shirt Wolsts and
01111111; Huts.
For the mountains, the seashore and
golf links. An almost endless array.
Linen and duck affairs, rolled and
lint trimmed sailors in Mackinaw, Tus-
can and fancy strnwu, trimmed with
polka dot butlute 11nd Loulalne silk.
The huts. while not elaborate, have
low prices ,1 11131110 flflggecfion wm ulno Lisle thread, 0111' regular 39.: P11111111] Satin Belts, 331: and upward. that smart and becoming look so at-
nuroly repay, you. 33111 to 8'3? quality (tomorrow only) 250. Leather Bolts, 260 and up. tuned to the outing season.
m L m
For 16 Ozone Soup Trude Marks
2 Ozone Starch 'i‘1nde Marks, and
‘3 Ozone Wuuhlng Powder 'i‘i'iido Muikn
A worry and useful wagon Regular
S'llt with nuokod wheels, nil hhow'n
' ' in out. ,
Buckley & 11111131 Bicycle Stop,
32 South Main St; South Nor-walk, Ct
The three kinds 0! 11-11111 Marks
must be presented (or wagon
All firnboluo stores sell the Ozone
goodl.
JOHN BULL DHANK FREE.
(Albany Journal.)
A wcliknown local minister who has
Just returned from an extended west.
urn trill tells the (allowing:
Recently In Los Angelou live promi.
pent gentlemen of foreign birth
chanced to meet. One was a Russian,
one a Turk, one 11 Frenchman, one an
American and one an Englishman.
'l‘heso gentlemen become bosom
friends and finally a champagne supper
was proposed. at which each gentle-
man. to be in keeping with the times.
was to give a tonal to his native coun-
try, the one giving tho host to be at no
expense for the wine. llcro nro tho
iouuts ulvnn: .
'l‘hc Rtmslunv—“l-lore‘n to the atom
and burn of Russia, thut were never
pulled down."
The 'I‘urk~“ll11re'11 to tho moons of
Turkey, whose wings were never
clipped.”
The Frenchmun—"Hero‘s to the
cock of France, whose touthoru were
never picket ."
Tho Americana-“Here's to the stars
and stripes of America, never trolled
in defeat."
The Englinhmun~“llcre's to the
rnmpln'. rourln‘ lion of Great Britain.
that turn down the stars and burn of
Russia. clipped tin.- wings of Tommy.
picked the feathers oil the cock or
Frnnih and run like h~l from the
stars and shines oi tho United Stilton
of Amerluu. "
PEKING BEHLS.R1%,"~'1 ":
Poking 111 rich in 11111111111111: bolls
the finest apcctmens being located in
the boil tower on the weatérli tilde of
the Turbo city. and the 'l'n- chun‘n an
or Temple at the Grant Boll, beyond
the city Wall. The latter «mining the
great hall of Peking. cast by order of
Wuulch in 1578.
measures lltteon f 1 ,
inches thick and lulu 1111 " umloroncu
rim. It
and out wlth inscriptions train the
Buddhist outrun in Chlnouu churneté'r‘a.
How th in huge
rninud to its 11191111111 million is n myo-
tery which 111111 never been solvad
ETILL AT Il‘.
It in uni-pricing that there are per-
iléllll who atlll deny the permanent
value or pcruistont newspaper udvartin‘
1113. To refute the opinion thut
nine-tenths of tho ndvurtluoru or "en
yuaru ago have "dropped 1,0111" the
editor ol the periodical Fame, ran
dowu a. lint or 383 advertisers 111 ton
yearn ago and round 1'16, or 76 per
cent. of thii original number, atlll ad
tortillas. The ehnhnEIiglik 111111 to damp. .1
.1111 or button-11111111!
‘ 1m at
the Emporor Yong Lo in 14115 and hung
, in the 11111111111 11111111111. the Empcror
000 01! metal was.
Wagons Given Fred.l
1
l
l
l
l
l The Ladies Will Talk
Call 5&2.
43.....—
\
:S ymour’sStore
‘
l .vcry lady who secures (.1111 of 0m gifts from our storc is a livi 11g talking adv crtiscment for our
placc of business.
l1' lest.
cach other
1111:; business.
W
\\ 1' .111' 111-) ”to 111111 1111110 ad\ cuising line.
We have 51:1 aside a certain 111111111111 for judicious .1111 crlmni.
[1.1111111r (i1",1111 r
YOUR TRADE SOLICITED.
.1111 Mood: 11
W hat' 3 0111' 11111 r1 .31 is our customers i11-
1vl1icl1 will prove bcncficial to
“'ihacon” William Millci'. uho l1.1sl11111 11111111'1'111111111' i111 il11 pist {011111111 yczu‘s, will again
cntcr upon his duticx .13 man' wrr for tl1c‘
l'Ciitly to 111011 and 1'11111 to 1l11' 11.111113 of his flicnds 11nd llic 1711111111 public in 1111 some court1ous mau—
ncr as in HM 1111.31,:1111l pmrc 111:1 mulliiudc. 11l1111 pnrc, wholcsomc; :oods can do to build a prosper-
l111113r1l He will then be
\ isit our slorc and 1101' M111 \vc arc doing and you will go out feeling as guy as a bird.
Ix‘cnmnbir 11"1 :11'1' pur 1 1 vors in tin pcoplc of First Quality Goods at Lowest Cash Prices.
l [ SEYMUUH leading 111111, 33 W111Waslingtun 811111.
6 lb. box Hominy. 14c
13 Cake. Oval Scan, 251:
Cream Corn, can, 70
Root Beer Extract, bottle, 10::
Magic Yeast, b011, 41:
Magnolia Brand Oats, package, 91:
DONOVAN BUILDING
16,1’0 tins GRA
21pkaa. cram 317 mm. 2511.
2 11km. Fink. R1113. , 263.
2 11km. Graph Nuts. . 25¢-
Mlxod Bllcult. 20¢. kind, 136.
but Bouillon codfluh. a 111., 251..
3 "’0 GIOCI‘GMNH.
120. a plan 11m Jam,
FINE TEAS TELEPHONE CALL ’33'6' Inst gibe our
and "Sametbz'ng Doing in the .Grocery Line: " B U TT E R
0...... Just look 11 11111 81111111111111 Week
$4.40 PER BBL.~—MAUD S. FLOUR-«55c. PER BAG.
18 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR FOR $1.00. "5 Kill?
5 LBS. CREAMERY BUTTER FOR $1.00.
FRESH STOCK
of
HAMS, SHOULDERS, BACON, 3 "3'- LUMP sum” for
ETC.
9 LBS. FULL CREAM CHEESE FOR
HARVEST BRAND MILK, (Full weight can)
7 LBS. CALIFORNIA PRUNES FOR
NEW YORK GROCERY COMPANY
RELIABLE GROOERB.
TELEPHONE CALL 133-6.
OUR muons 1:1.qu 0111111”eran BUTTER ‘ .
0115 WHITE ROSE 111.0012 . .
NULA‘I‘ED SUGAR . s ' .
.5 rooms LARGE swunr “mom. rumors
251:.
200.
20c.
26c.
21‘...
‘ 266.
3 largo can: Bartlett Pure,
8 cm Sugar Corn,
3 can: Milk,
2 cam Red Salmon.
2 can: Bound Mackerel,
Golf Brand Beota, per call, 100
Evaporated Poconos, per 1b., 100
Enamellne, per box, 30
250
lea Beans. par qt., 120
Large Jar: Dolly's Jam, 1011
25 CENTS.
8 CENTS.
25 CENTS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
arc.“ LB.; 5 LB. FOR $1.00.
531:. PER BAG; PER BBL" $4 25. 7
. . . . 81.00.
. ' . . as CENT?»
13 Calm Llon Scan, 261:.
1 cake: Babblit’c 8311p, 260.
2.400 Match», 80..
Eagle amid Milk, 1411.
corn starch. per package, do.
2 11km. Gold Duct, 7o.
1 FREE!‘ A large white China Cup and Suncer,,witli one pound, ‘ i ilee.‘ In addition will give
free on Friday and Saturday to all pnrchuuoro, of and pound M3111 or over, 11116 pkz.’
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