’INo.Tu1'31sA STRONN ASSERTION our
, LESS 1‘: 19 AN UNmsrurrp FAC'l wh
:‘ or no 1.1an Non sN coon. vc‘r LESS EXPEN-
O
Steinway and other mikes of high grade
PIANOS.
Plllnos rented. shared and exchanged.
W.
s. srurl rtvrnvr
' in and Arm Streets. South Norwalk. Conn.
tune to
ob Quit flour “to: Carpets
arm hallo them Nady.
Our stock embraces
UEI'TS.
INSMRS.
_ NS.
‘ "RY.
VEL VET$
BODY BRUSSELS A
gob.“ C‘mtctus cud Yortlovcs.
NOTTINGHAM CHENELE
SWISS‘RUFFLE, TAPEsmr.
xv
Ssusncsc “minus.
ll attracti'be line. at popular prices.
Linoleum: and Oil Clot/ls.
Shades to Order a Specially.
E\. 'Dtokcrmsu 8) son,
84 Washington Street. South Nahuatl» Conn.
parent of all counter brulrcs. A
‘ It‘ Was the first: it is the best.
The only coaster braille that has
‘ beéh good enough to need no change. '
It incrdms the utility of the bicy-
all; it decl‘csséc the eflol’t necessary
topropel it
More filehsurc , less exertion.
A'gFE your; dealer to get it for you.
NéVGl‘. flirt off until lotuorrow when
you can hey u MORRO‘W toduy.
Blend {or our illlltlrllld bacilli.
1 1 « 11 «on
" ‘ «1.1.3311. uneven: of ‘
His L‘lfc With Upon hi much or return
9
‘ Tim
died Gsusrsl Russell Frost. Command-
‘ em. :31 1?" to
on anon ~
on dull
placed on the school grounds.
trousers and the gray cost.
‘ slstod of company oblllu‘m and front
Lleiltonauts Dunn and hoopla.
her son to be remembered at this limo.
who also the accounts. The Three Chu-
tors. rendered
son Stel‘lfilghétwntcr. W W. noon and
heat C. Wheeler.
brought out the following points: First
. production. which would who to null
' mud on for heir routes lve sloop. The
, Alhgm
u
r‘cvlswlnc runs done by Brian:
.3};ng ‘lhéis
cvlc'allfitt
i’”
The drill who s most successful one
b drool pause. in,
w is white duck
It con.
Builds. trout
mauouvres nud platoon evolutions, up
our on so of captain Mcbo'on and
This was followed by. a drill in
khaki uniform and included bottle
formation, ndvoncin of the firing Hue
ahd brlnglug up 0 the suppOrt and
roscrv‘o’ woo. wbod they reached the
It in“: line advanced in pldtochs by
runes This carried them across the
parade grounds and by u left move-
moot lo the re r they were brought to
tho bu'se of a fill. Here they had rapid
fire practice and thou charged up the
hill. mums at the summit.
In the cvcnlu‘z the Junior exhibition
was held in one of the school hulls,
which Was decorated with the class
colors and ground pine The stage
was decorated Wlth plums and othor
Breech. 1
The program opened with n limo
solo Serenade 0.1T. Daniels. by W11
hum Wallace Dunn Which who won
{scoured and received deserved up
once Then Plot. Chase placed a
bountiful bouquet of pluks on the
stone. These he said had been sent
to memory of llldhlu Mathewson. a p11
ll of the school who bud died about u
our ago. by his mother. who wished
» morocco . Audrcwh's recitation
The Lion's ids. Fordiutmd loom:
gluon. was received with applause. no
Messrs. Howard Wll
A. 9 Mel
The; next number wall (1 debate on
the subject Resolved. That trusts of
the magnitude of the new steel trust
loud to destroy lntcruutionul harmony.
The uii'il‘lnutlvlr side was upheld by
Alexander Scott Montana and Thomas
C. Wilson. J13, and the negative who
debated by William B. Shelton and Mr.
The s eukcrs wold
lntloduced by A R. Wll Hams. of the
graduating clash.
The first was A. 8 Monaco. who
that lnlernatlonul trusts must be the
ounce of jealousy toward the United
States and second that the “but: have
made the United States what it is
Under the first he argued that there
must of necessity be some power in
control of an international trust and
as the United States was the strongest
it would look us though it would con
trol. Our exports are far greater than
our Imports ‘aud as We surpass lung
loud. Who is our greatest rlvsl, We
must be in control. When it comes to
organizing trusts the Yankees are tar
ahead and there are chances for dis-
co‘rd if our prosperity increases. as eu-
mity will be aroused against us. Then
as to reciprocity. there must be sums
agreement in regard to international
concerns. and the govemmcnt is not
out to glv‘e up réveu'uos derived from
duties and jealousy will no caused
W. B. Shelton for me negatrve slur
thought that on labor and hna‘nclal
troubles of the community affect the
state and the country, so the business
of One country affects tho World. lf
trusts continue to‘grow they can‘t be
confined to one country. This will
chusc jealousy, but the lculous‘ will try
to be no successful as their rivals. im-
ther they neck chums" In the organized
trusts of this country or form other
trusts. if they go into American trusts
the interests of Americans will be
then interests and thus we will be
drawn together closer.
'1‘. (3. Mill‘m‘d, J1‘.. for tho ufdrluutlve
argued that huge monopolies like the
stool trust. which owns its own minus.
smoltcrs, luiltondu and bouts. uud docs
all its own work. can produce at n low
cost and force foreign goods 01d of
their own mark t. and thus increase
the feeling of} cloudy which already
existed ugllinbt' this country.
E. 0. Wheeler Argued thnt llu go 001‘-
porntiono could reduce the prices of
goods and produce a better nrticlo so.
that forcllnlcrs cro glad to get our
products and so cache the exports to
increase. The American products are
the host in the, world and this nttursl
ly causes respput from the foreign no.
lions. who see lhut We can submit
large trusts. The trusts prevent Mar
and backroom. 1
Modern. clutch uh'tl Shelton sum
debuted Moved £111 exceedingly lu‘tcrout
Followiulmpls A. H. 111.11.... gave
two, v lln rules. “lung Auto tluvolte
A‘ hots?“ erasure by 1“
menu. rhnd All in lino ity'l'c. Without
A. DeWiW hornet A‘Pllllmum Trill is
root. proved on tourmaline and must».
full 33%: by Mfihfgm
«1:66 embed «it the “Medium. with the
air doubl number ‘of bands. who
The oh so Ehgutdiic No. “given
Wml‘oi'lidi “Atmtcr and Monica
”item room or lhs' uolhspoulyl
tolls lhlolhuomthllt orient
w rule 1.... five years of his descrlplldn usurccmrsltls remind
icluo‘t,’ at night in v. She made the ihdutlllbntlomhu
. station by" not tell her rculllencs‘ her so so
Morgue: urn, h More
illucwulu .
ldlt‘fll
sFor'est mollwoo’d. Jr. recited The
Elilldu Mammal; Witteri ,. from Vic-
. T e cutorbdugmsnt 'closudc
on the shut colon
, u oprirltl c. No
Menu New Announced
e
,hywuy of the.
(lemony. and hi 11
two ortru fast and lengthen. Which ohv
‘ silica them to get around rapidly. and
hell Item the Msnhslts’m Lilo lulu
. “F0r three years lily kidneys
ed me A great deal When 1
‘, sized up I had severe polo in.
the small of my buck. From clue to
time 1 bad muscular rheumlltlem and
it; became momma both at. muworll
and when off duty that 1 full; 11 high
tithe to check 11 before it become more
serious. I got Dunn‘s Klduoy rule at
Plnlsted’s Pharmacy. l bud no book
ache-sud the soreness in my muscles
did not trouble me often taking the
pills ”
For Bali! by all holders, price 50
cents :1 box. Walsolllllbum 00,, Bob
tdlo, N. Y., solo agents for the United
dudes.
Remember the nume-houn's—~and
take no other.
11110131111111 lllflllll
(Continued From First Page.)
gently and without undue delay when
the time for action becomes lmperutlvo
The total lhsurnuce ourriull by the
district is 369.000.1‘119 total tor-elptu
of the year were $28. 954 .93. including u
balance or $810 51. from lost your; or
33:31:. 328. 280: 37 louviull u buluul-o of
The lost annual whorl showed the
‘illd'clltedlldhs or the district to be $32 -
600.00.11urihg the post your $3 000 00
of this amount has been paid leaving
the indebtedness of the dlstllrt hi the
present time ”9.500.190.
The annual reports of the treasurer
lurch M. Layton. one the collectox.
Franklin A. TONER. were ulna coco tell
as rend. The term of Matthew or—
bott us school committccluun sutures
this your and therefore ll. who u. c.-
der to elect his succuosor It was de-
omed to tukli a vote by bullet and
Christian swam and Charles Smllh
were unpainted toilets. Filly votes
were oust. of which it was Necessury
to have “Vitality-Sill to elect u must to
the position. The result hhowed that
Mr. Corbett received imply-seven
votes. lilld will succeed himself on the
committee. The bolunce of the votes
wore divided in tho followiux manner
Phul (l. Schultze. .ll .l7; Mrs. J. Milton
Coburh. 4; E A Woodward 1: blank.
The chairman was instructed to cost
one ballot for Nelson Dickormun for
clerk fax the ensuing Fem. to succeed
himself in that capacity
Jacob M Layton was rel-elected creas-
urel‘; l“. A.Tolies c'ollcclor of taxes.
and John W. fiche... pdltor.
The clerk then recs tho following:
Resolved. Tbut a tax of 1% mills on
tho dollar be. and the some is hereby
lald upon the rumble estate within the
district on the assessment list of the
town of Norwalk next hereafter to be
dumplcted: namely. the list of 1901. and
that the some become due and payable
May lot. 1902.
This wall quickly accepted by the
voters. E. H. Fox desired to have a
word before the motion was passed,
but was not allowed to do so by the
chairman. After a vote had been tall-
911. Mr. Fox again asserted himself.
but was declared out. of order by Mr.
Woodward.
Mr. chkermon then presented an-
othcr resolution as follows:
Resolved. That the District Commit-
tee be. and they hereby are authorized
to borrow on the credit of the district
from time to time such sums of money
as may be harmony to pay the run-
ning expenses of. the District not to
crowd in the aggregate the sum of
82. 500. 00
This Wllfi nccoptcd without any ob-
jor lion being made. uud a motion was
made and curried to adjourn.
LIFE iNBURANCE FRAUDS.
”A...“
Trial of Gannon. curly aha Hill Re
uumhd in arldgcport.
unmcul’oh'l‘. lube sw'rue trial or
Michael Gannon iluwrcucc F Corey,
0t this city. bud Eugene (J. Hill, of lhls
any. charged with nonspbccy and
frond u‘gcinut John Grilrm, by domiv-
in Gridlu out of n 32 hill) life insurance
'00 icy on his sou' s lifo’ vm’u resumed 1n
this my. youtcl‘u'lly. and Michael flrlf
do was the first witness to take the
stud d. flriflln sold thbt When the oc-
chum insured the his of his son “the
l on or depth Was on tho boy’s filer. “
(as declared that the check for the tile
0 never come to trim. lifter tho boy’s'
death. but that when he wins culled be
are the turbo uecutcdolircy told clip
that if he won not satisfied with $500
of the innuruuco money ho would not
ob us. as the (policy who bonus. and the
Money mud ho soul. buck b0 the hi
is rolled company. drilhn still be
t ought hell A tool will hotter than
nous. 1.11s although he felt hhtiuiicil ms
c
$.15 dbféllil‘dl «1111c 11F
ll‘ tho chlddncrl u need by the 11m
company was the raid victims- or the
mo, 01ch Btubbms, nssigndu b lino
gummy to look color the uncw um 11
ctr“ ho wus not at liberty to state lust
gammy would tulle in: the m
. Show thpt it was one of
then would not send thc‘rhousy hush
tended to show that the intuit-choc i
all” to repel-mucus sittlu lcu'rcr brill
chum. was: :11 attendance. but suit! .
tho prudent trio! is complain»
til liter. lull-etude
LONDON. June ownetnlls received
regardlng the lighting lit Viukfontcln‘
0 About can
More onsuxsmdhtll ot’tlvo w‘ 11.; dunk.
. rsl Dixous‘co [unit 1% lib
clsluctucc‘estsoisum heard- u at. 1
who attacked by 1.200 Boers unde1
Ebmmamlnnt Kemp Tho Board were
shalom that fifty Bullion hell at tho
first tr roll lsy.
The Yeomunry held the gooltlon, p10
looting thé guns untll the are near
ly declmuted: and thou. ilndlng it im
possible to 1!qu the gublli the drill-
noun. that the son horses to prevent
the Boers moving the guns.
The column rocoVered from the
shooll of the connected struck. Tho
Derbyshiros chili-glad with buyoncts
and ultcr‘ a short. desperate llght
drove off the Hammond recovered the
guns. The Dcrbyshlrss and Yeoman
ry both last very heavily.
it is asserted that, while the Boers
all temporary possession of the guns,
they shut two artillerymen in cold
blood for refusing‘ to work them
ugulnst their own comrades.
The appointment or, General French
who has been recruiting his health in
(lane Town. to communal the opera-
lions to. Cope Colony... indicates that
Lord Kitchoncr attaches considerable
importance to the invasion.
The recrudescence of serious fight:
lug. brings lurthcr demands for the
sending out of reinforcements
REVIVAL. 0F I0!!! GOURAGE.
NEW YORK. June 5—41 dcuplltoh to
tho Tribune from TAMROH says. Mil
outclul story of the battle of Wanton-
loin bums out yesterday. They had
suspected. from the hey/y British los-
ses. that the Buor‘nlt‘udlr who a sun
prise. but had not moaned that the
roar guard of Dillon's'forcc bud boon
rushed and that two sons had boon
captured before the main body could
he milled/for their recovery This on-
gngcmont ocourr rrd; further trout lbrlu
was at first rev ed. mid communion
tlouu with Pretoria were Interrupted.
Deluroy fought with desperate energy.
and was repulsed oftor he had secured
important ndvunmxoll.
Clearly the war has not yet vouched
the police stalls. Thu Boers proved
once more that they could plan u but-
tie with skill and while they were dllv
on off. they made an effective domon
titration of fighting force, which would
seem to put on end to all rumors oi
pence negollatlons. This is the tutor»
Mutation whlch Mr. [(1115qu group of
advisers in Holland place upon 11.!11.
implausible conflict goes on. with u re-
vivul of courage on the Boer side
WW
cousrrril‘rlod ages To 00an
ER . . .
NEWPORT. R. l..~‘.luno B—The Con
stllutlcn with her collapsed steel must
bent double. sturtod’Jor- h‘cr builderu’
works. at Bristol before 6 o'clock this
morning. in low of her tender the
Mount Morris The crew were hus—
tied out befmo 5 unlock and given
curlv coffee after which. the Mount
Morris passed a line to the yacht.
Considerable rigging trailed along over
the port roll on the Constitution! start
ed up the buy and the 1113‘: steel boom
guve M1 a decided list to port. Very
low persons in the city saw the dis.
mustod ,vuobt."as she drugged along
behind the tender. and by 6 (fl: och she
had passed out of sight up th . buy.
HAVES’ GASE GOES OVER.
WINSTED. June hw'l‘hc trlul of
John ’1‘ Hayes. who shot and killed
Winifred Cook a school teacher here.
February 11, was dockctc‘ll for tho
June term of the Superior Court now
in session. Yesterday, unmoved-ut-
torncy Rorubuok. counsel for Hayes.
announced the withdrawal of Attorney
Herman born the case. and his cousin
quest inability to procure the cue for
trial before October. Accordingly
Judge Prentice instructed lhél'uttorncy
to be sure that the case 'b6 prepared
for on October trlnl. and the post
poncmont was granted to that time
MW ‘. Y“
"muss ovals Ala ill—militias.
SAN FRANCISGD Julio bw'l‘hc
81m Francisco Athletic Club has sc-
oured three matches for its open air
exhibition, which is to be held at Six
month end Fulsom streets on the cf-
tcrrloon of "July A Jock Moffntt of
Chicago and :Go‘ut‘xc Gardner ore to
bottle for the middleweight elismplom
ship of the world. Jock Root and
"Kid" Carter, who are how in the light
heavyweight class, are to box twenty
rounds. while-tho opening event will
ho between Al
Thornton.
OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
in the 0ch golf chumplonahip contests
begun at Mulrllcill loduy. The wealth
or was bright cud cool. There were
101 untried. thc'lnrllrcst list on record.
Mounts. and. among the Amateurs flir-
ton. Luidlnw And More l‘orgus‘lbll.
Hurry Vsrddn drove off He is h but
fuvorltc for first honors. Thom was It
lurgc gallery of espcctutors Including
u sprinkling of Americnus. "
1
' .JBAGQN DEAD.
Rev. Dr. monurdl Echo». of this city.
He With It sruduutc of Yule. class “of
$73. cud who in
belts in Denver.
oust know us... Hill who who sun
virus him. was a doubler of the lots
“President Wooluoy, of Yale. '
BDER PRIB6NER§ FOR IERMUflA.
Willi-MN. Bmuuflll. June um’l’hu
sOvcrhor hull rcoclwed harmonica that
. burs July 3 With nine hundred Hour
meat in
mom in the (lisp
thallieswin the 49
011% ml styles dull can. 6 build
ilory men were not uurlirlsoll when the .
hunuum‘k or porch.
New light ground Challics
E
«With block ill
Fine Llama Chum:
Curdlhul. rose." luvondo 1-.
novy It bluch grounds.
Satin Striped Challis
. llics in the .sth Fabric Stffltltl‘n. .
Challies all of Cotton. of cortou hnd wool. and satm striped
lest dud most v:1ric«l,usuorh110nt of 101‘
' ind—whip la. blue. grcon & luvcndul
scarlet,
le’ height {on} hill on
5c yd.
6A1: yd.
roc yd.
19c yd-
cudct. yulu
35c yd
About forty dlffcrchi Stylos in light .uul mmllum
alludes.
All“) DRE$8 SIIIElDS
\l Ki) Dress Shields 4:11 of {bruise-hos (on 21 little “printed
Shields contain on rubber and run
ironed without impairment.
have lilllc to say-“AH true" expresses their opinion.
iw
Sizes 2 3
Prices 18c 21 1‘
A REMINDER
slip) that they are odorless, antiseptic. cfiectivcly waterproof ,
and absolutely noninjurious. The many who have tried them
Aiko
washed. boiled and
U14.
.
IQ
THAT Sofa Pillows—5o!) of them. worth at :1 conscrva~
Plural rm Hfik‘.
1m- suiiahlc' for the Summer equipment
live estimate 59c ,cucllware being rapidly sold at 38c each.
may not, come amiss. They are covered wilh host Suttocn and
(ti
inst
cottage, yccht,
Saturday morning.
1le IN mot QUANTITIES—-
18 WHAT the "Sterling-lucid...“'
()il Stoves gives you-41ml in exactly lin- quantity necessary
to cook a meal. no more.
with kitchcm‘vnrk to (in in summer time.
\Vltikiffifi Blue Flame
.\ great advantage to the housewife
Ask about them.
”(<2
'Eefabl ea
in, .t tigflkm
OLSEN 5 SHOE STORE.
Neill sud Charles »
GULIlANE. common. Juno 5—4“le “
including 1111111111 bust lmown profou- _
NEW HAVEN. an o Fallows vouchi 1
ad here yesterduy at around of the stub , ,
don death in Diluver today of Alfred T. ' ‘
Bacon. ugcd forty‘uovoh. a son of late i‘
no real came bunt-1 .
‘cnu‘sil‘ or dentur-
lbs tmnuuorl; Mutilation villi urrlvo‘
brochure. and thus two mpnhldil cl 1
f the mill Worm child
s bolt
... MAM---“ _..... ._ .
. 1
Bill Drop 1.. Shoes. at Olsens Shoe Store
”MTV-11‘
Mch’ s Torry in style and tony in wear $3.00 Shoes. Patent Loa-
ther and Viol Kid, at
$2.43
Men‘s Russia calf and Patent Leather Oxfords, lull extension
edges; at
$22.48
Men's Union Made Patent Leather and Vici Kid Shoes at
3|.98
Ladies‘ Damaged Patent Leather and Vici Kid Oxfords. Made
by Lounsbury, Mathewson & Co. at
$l.98
This is a bargain; former price $3. 50 and $4.00.
Ladies’ Fine Kid Lace Shoes, extension soles, Patent Leather
Tip. worth Sc. 50; a drop to
Ladies’ Russia arid Black Oxfords, at
Misscs’ Kid Button Shoes, Spring Heel, at
Child's 6 to 8 size. Spring Heel, at
If You Are Building or Repamug
_ . W0 lllln lhl'oresl you. ‘
. LIME. for plaster-Inn.
. CEMENT. Imporlc'd and domestic. Rosandala or.
“lilac " Portland our optimally
nut STONE. all kinds and sizes. a Ilrra'c assort-
Portland
mum
DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE. all sizes, lowest prices.
sunburn salvo scum ”dolor. Iran. rm
Brick and clay. ERICK or marry grouse.
w. ’1! ram Weill com later.
JOHN ll FERRlS,
$1.65
751‘:
690
50:
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