' South
lord, of the.
down, is said to,
' testing machine
4 psychcrgograpb,”
a will be of rcat vab
- who (1e111rc to dc—
lappii’cauts to posi-
original invention was
(ly the School children
and was remarkably
"picking out the
pupils, the dullest and
' a ones. Since the test
1‘11, out has been remodel—
h improved. lt' IS hop~
time the machine may
4 ted so that it will give
‘51, present and future his-
‘1 the applicant, and his
1d doings tor all time. if
any question about the
madllinc' will tuln him
or, mentally, morally and
daily and disclose may
be trouble will be that
ts. will bring thcil own
Thcn the public will
1111111311 .
(t0 .cstalilish ‘a system of
bl'cptfr 'erive's wi be intro-
111:1qu Jcrséy Legion—,4
in next session. it will
pared‘by Senator Edward
kcs, of Cumbcrlaml county,
the managers of thc geo~
1 survey, which. since 1894
11 making a Survey of the
general report of the work
' been issued last year, and
ft for 1900 being now in the
of the printer. The sur—
general recommendations
for forest and game reserves
Highlands and ltittalinny
ms, and' 111 the I'llllCS of South
1 11d elsewhere 'i"l1clnvcs,-
s have been thorough, and
especially on the economic
of forest streams for water
and of small storage r0501"
for water supply.
M
lot the city of New Orleans
entered upon an era of gleat
‘s and commercial c\‘pan-
Julmtt’d by the. returns oi
caring house of that Cll\
' show that the clear—
,past Iw1l\ 1' months
May 31 lilt“‘lt‘fl§t(l over lllt
us twelve months $101,201. 4
car. lhc clearings for lllt
a1 aggregated $595 157 ,,(178
for the: year ended May 31
' , 7 they 11?;ng only $434. 1198. 704,
11g an increase ill four years
over 113150000900
WHAT women ARE bomb.
’4\
The girls "lire Wearing whitb’ (lurk
in flth tiny buffaloes on the fronts
m.
Stllpcd goods scorn to have taken
place of {ironed goods for waists
ogcthcr.
Another green has been added to the
t of emerald shades; this one is
lied lnutaum
, White 13111 gun but is ”114111161
1311 witha white polka do toll ma
111.11 of soft texture. ,
H e a touch of black somewhere"
gown and on your 'hat ti
on your
.witll 131“]an
1111‘ _4 would ltqép up
x11
111111 lace.
Tho men are going to wear
serge this year a great deal.
out as It In to the fair scx.
red mode of trimming.
Illllt; toundatlbtr and drop skirts.
There are 0. very pretty mcr'ccl-
kc fdulards Which would make 111
(y prottily for the girls for tlfLCl
harming bolt or gray bna' the
aluminium plhltn lengthwise.
' secured with one of tllonc bund-
rcnch gray sllvur buckles in
4 bpuncnc Inns of silk wtth
lcnuor nandlcn and bculiug- the
1 different colleges are pretty.
o and good forlclmplc fuvorc
, you know.
It now call let me examine
tooth II: will perhaps have
1
, kn so re
cent I'll. Apoll's.
1h
gain of 20. 48 per cent. for -
, nudfiome summer gown Is black
‘11, white striped ol‘gflndic. draped
white tuifctn and trimmed with
dark
It
cal and light and as becoming to
li‘h‘e‘plnkcd rucblngs seem to bc 11 1'11-
'l‘l1ey arc
and a good den] on the cdnca or the
lid fabrics in dainty colors that look
“ on can use tllosc old eomblnntlonk
1d! 99'5““ colma on ‘l "M TINY “'0 Charles A. Abdul-.3011 of Now Cu-
“ better ““1" "‘94-" were I" ”l“ 5"“ mum. who suod tho Nor walk Trum—
0}“! when every onc ““148 WOMIDB way Con1pu11y.tordumugon on no
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a"“l‘llii‘fi,
'l‘ony tetgchnld. 9'1: N
their 1: 111 Roll 0 BI
and (11101111111111.1111
acted as Bpottcrn’
first binned barbern wetc subpoena
biannual at tbclr knowing positive
who the persons were who Went up In—
toh‘mll' a shop with a hairy growth on
cl fauna, which had disappeared
wbci they came down the stairs. The
subpoenaed bothers think that their
,Scuth Norwu’lk brethren should take.
mole of the responsibility ot the case
on their hhouldcrs, because they too,
had 1101 been subpoenaed. The South
Norwalk tonsorlai artists say that It Is'
aim Iy 11 mlutake that they are trying
to s lrk, 11nd arc that they are perfect-
ly ready to go Into court with the oth-
ers. and do all In their power to com
vict,the accused. Threc of those who
were seen to go up stairs, In need of a
shuva and come. down with cleanly
shaved faces, were also subpoenaéd to
appear when the case comes to trial.
These gentlemen are Fix-Mayor Arthur
0. Wheeler, Councilman George B.
Grumman and William A. Benedict. Jr.
At present It Is not known definitely
when the hearing will be held.
THIRD DAY OF BAZAAR.
“—1..-"
An Excellent Program Given Last
mama-Chicken Salad Supper.
The third day at the Y. M C. A. ba—
zaar al the armory, was 11 success. and
especially so. was the supper which was
served from 5:30 to 8 o’clock; by Mrs.
J. C. Crowe and Mrs. H. S. Selleck. of
the South N01 walk and Norwalk Meth-
odist Episcopal Churches, with an cili-
clent corpa‘lof helpers A large num-
ber took supper, and 11 neat sum was
realized from this venture.
it was children‘s day in the after-
noon. and mothcru with their babes
and older children. congregated in
large numbers. The merry-go-rouud
was kept busy. and last night the ear-
ousal did 11 good business.
Roaanl, the prince of jugglcrn. was
the entertainer, yesterday afternoon
and last night. He Is certainly‘ won-
derful in his line of business, and his
remarkable teats were loudly 11p-
plauded.
There was some gymnastic and 11th-
Ictlc events by members of the Y. M.
C. A.'. in charge of a committee con—
sisting of W. G. Bl'lggermun, C. 'l‘. Ar-
nold and A. F. Boutwell. The attend-
ance was not very large during the
evening, but probably they were walt—
ing for tonight, when Elmcr P. Rall-
com the magician and entertainer will
give a performance.
P. O. S. A RECEPTION.
*-
Washington Camp‘ Entertalns the
State Officers}
Tile entertainment and lultlutol'y
work 01’ Washington Crimp. ITO. S. A.,
last night. was an auspicious affair.
There were over 100 members present
belonging to the order in The Nor
walks hosidcs all the slulc (idioms and
several nlcmhcls from Camp 8.01 N1 w
Haven
Four candidates wore initiated. and
the state officers spoke highlyol‘ the
work of tho dcgrce team. After thc
work llnd boon concluded. a linnquct
was served, lifter which different morn-
bers of the camp and the following
state ofllcols dclivclcd al‘tcr dinner
speeches. which were witty and to the
point:
State President, George R. Hubbard.
of Merldcn; State Vice-President. B. 1.
Russell, Waterbury; State Master of
Forms, E. W. Block. New Britain;
State Secretary. .A. L. Thompson. New
Britain. and State Treasurer. John M.
Parker, Merldon.
The committee whlrh had Illc affair
,I'n charge, and carried the cvculng’s
festivities to a successful c'onrlusion.
11.11 103111111 A. Stube.” chairman;
lcorgo Bell and Mr. Blulldagc
, ”WWW“?
WOMAN s Missmuarw Mathews
, The Woman :1 Missionary Society of
tho South Nor walk Congregational
Church has elected tho following 0111-
cerB‘ 1f
Picsldcnh—Mln‘n Marga (i 'McClulc
Vito l’rosldcnts—~Mla. Gcmgc S.
Kendall. Mrs Lewis ll Nlisil' and Miss
Mfll"gili(‘t H. Wood
Home 11ch clar'yv—Ml a. .I.
rencc.
Corresponding
(l. Plutt.
TrcnanrchMInn CcrtrlulrI Bollodict.
Chalrmnn of entortulmncnt" commit-
tcu—Mrn. Charles S. St. John.
Chairman of committee on Homo
(lepul'tmcnt~—Mrs. II. H. Pialstod.
Chairman of committee on churltlua
-—-Ml'8. Cornelia Bennett.
0n Sewing Circle—Mrs. ll.
Licht.
ll. Law-
I
nor 1ctu1' y—‘Miss E
1 John
ANDERSON'S SMALL VERDICT.
count of injuries received in a (bill
slon with 11 car at the corner of llcl-
den and Riverside nvcnucn. has boon
awarded thc nominal vordlct of $2
and coats by Judge Koblnaon, of thc
SuperiorCourt, before whom tho cunc
was tried. Anderson allogud that hlu
injuries caused the loan of his mem-
ory.
TOLLES ESTATE PROPERTV SOLD.
Auctioneer Fred Mitchell 11111: sold
for the untold 0t Cbelltor F. Tollou tho
(our dwalllng houses at 80, 90, 9‘2, and
94 .Taylor u‘vcnue. to Thomas 1. Ray
mood for $4, 200 Ho alla‘o sold a IlCiIBC
ln chlngton avenue and live budding
lots on the Creamy Point Road to
John Gorlmm of Wilton for 80 100. '
W
W. O. EOURNE OEADI
NEW YORK. Juno 7+-Wlillam 01'
land Bounce. who was known 1111 the
“pioneer or lmmudlu‘t‘c unconditional
abolition." la dead at the home of his
daughter In Montclalr. N. .l.. aged
elgbty-two years. During the civil
war Mr. Bournc who no 1111111111 union
hlmtllc't loot "11 to hollow.“ He
was one at the a
Republican putty _
11111111 of Rum UPWIUW
, made. 1111111 Wecklor. tho 101111111 11mi-
lct and his can“ and peanuts won for.
'. b61113 .
yscorb‘ncr. 111111 (11111111111191! What the
10119131111011 111111 cbul'actcrizrld an 11
111111111111, 111111 11cc
6 _ tram Chicago. and: wit be produced 3" '
ulntlll' in court It . ’
‘ tell. the trlal lull: 8. has bcen 1111111111111
1111111111. Judge Tu-
o uccurc Weeklcr 'clul ask him about
11111111 "1111: 111111111! chairs" that me said
to have served an 9. Jury In the In
uncut The atatc‘ay- lnfcrcncc £4901
course. would bc that had Marie Deten-
quest.
will be taken to bring Weekler back,
and he may not. return In time for the
prcscnt trial which will go to the jury
tomorrmow
BERNHARDT AB ROMEO.
LONDON. J1me 7mSarah Bernhardt
will play Romeo for a hundred nights
in Amcrlca to Maud Allama'u Juliet.
This important. theatrical evout‘ was
arranged yesterday evening at a cup-
par given by Sarah Bernhardt to Chan
lea Frollrnan, at which Maurice Gran.
hcr manager, war-1 also present. Mme.
Bernhardt will play in English. and.
after the American tour. the two act~
rcaaes will 11ppuur‘horc and on the
continent. Mmc. Bornmrdt Will study
the role In English during the summer.
It In the dcsire of both managers to
have Mme Earnhardt appear as R0
moo. Before Misc Adams returns to
Anlorlcn 8110 will meet Mme. Born-
hardt In Paris and go over the scenes
of the first act.
NATIONAL BUSINESS LEAGUE.
CHICAGO. Juno 7-At a meeting of
tho cxccutivc committee of the Nut»
tonal Business League at the Welling.
ton Hotcl. John W. Illa. Alexander H.
llevcll and Volncy W. Foster were up-
polntcd a special committee to rcprc-
.1cnt the league at a conference of 111111-
ilar organizations to be bold in New
York next September In the lntoreut of
tho bill for the reorganization of the
United States consular service on the
merit system.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
District of NorWalk. 118..
Court. Juno 01h. A. 1)., 1901..
Whorcus. writtcn application has
been made to this court for mlmlnlstra
tion of tho estatc of Sarah A. Sammis.
late of Norwalk. in said district decenc-
od.
()rdcrcd. That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Office in Norwalk, on tho lbtllulay or
.quc, 1901. nt 10 o‘clock I’m-clloou; and
that public notice tllcrcol’ ho given to
all persons interested thcrein by pub-
linking this order In a licwsmpcr hav-
ing a circulation in said district. at
local eight days bcforc mild day of
hearing.
Probate
HENRY W. GREGORY,
Judgo.
$5.75perton
DELIVERED IN YOUR IIIN.
We handle only one grade of Coal:
and that is the BEST.
Place your orders now, and tulm 11d-
vnutuge of price quotcd above.
llcst In quality. cleanly screened.
competent drivers, prompt dc Ivory.
No matter whut your cxpcricncc has
been in the past. give Ill-l your order,
and we will plcase you.
lulu 1111111111 1 Bl.
Successors to B. Harris.
Coal Yard and Office Water street
Branch Office corner Washington and
Main streets. South Norwalk. Conn.
Telephone Cull. 31-5.
Mitchell & Son Auctioneers.
Auction Sale
of fine
Building Lots
Meadow Street.
8111111 1.1111 151,1
, 190l,
, (at 2 o’clock, p. 111..
011; '
EASY TERMS.
In you well {would
again“ [on by fire 1
‘JJII'C'OE M. L“! 1’70”.
back died a natural death there would '
have been no nuceaulty tor a “Inkc” In- ‘ ' ,
.It is not known what steps 4‘ ‘
~11 half foot, wide
meo
No. 5 Hill ’ ad Plano. 1 7
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, outb Norwalkhct.
The three Kllldtl of 'l'rade'Mnrka
must be presented for rocker.
All first-class stores sell the Ozono
goods.
WMMW-W. 1m -. A, ._WW
ENTERTAINMENTS
' Lockwood 3 Hall
Wednesday Ebenipg. June I Zth
' “ BARBARA,”
BY IEROME, It. IEROME.
and
“A Dramatic
Evening, ”
BY JOHN KENDRICK BANGS.
will be haunted
Under the auspices of the
WOMAN'S GUILD of
GRACE CHURCH . :
Tickets, .1 50 Cents.
Reserved Seats, quit/tout extra char 1:,
at Plaistcd's and Glendcm’ng's, .1 (er
lune 5m 'w.1'.s.
FOR SALE.
First National Bank Building.
By authority of the Board of Dix-er.
tors the building it: Ihe l‘ll'st Nalzionnl
llunk of South Norwalk and the lot on
u'.blrh it stands. will be sold at publh
auction on 'l'unsdilly. the 25th day 01
Niche 190] at 2 ooloek [1.111.011 tbc
premises
The lot is twenty six and 11 ball tool
front and 112111 and seventy six feet
deep The buildlnt is thnty- six and
glut fifty feet deep.
It. in ccntrally lodntdm'has‘ fd’ur suit-loll
and a basement. Well and strongly
built; ornnlucntnl' Iron front on first
story. pressed brick and granite cor-
uors above.
The banking room has a large. stool
lined, ilrc 11nd burglary proof vnllll
with new, modcrn time lock, and is
under lease to the South Norwalk
Trust Company to April I, 1902, with
right to sub let. 'lhc second and third
doors are occupied by dcsllablc ten-
ants: 'l‘ltlc clear and acculo,
~ CHARLES E FERRIS.
11-24 Cashier.
HARRY GOODilllll,
[he Tailor.
Pant
Pressing :
There is added attractive—
ness to well—pressed cloth-
ing. 'l'his continual damp-
ness takes the “press" all
out of clothing.
All clothing purchased
here we will press free of
charge. 'l‘rousers purcllas‘
cd elsewhere 10 cents per
pair. ‘
Keep your clothing
pussvd. il n the only way
to get the fullest possible
gervice out of them.
For this summers wear "
wycs, the warm weather
will he hcrc, don‘t lay
awake nights thinking it
wou't---wc mention:
, Underwear, at 25c. p‘cr
garment.
. Flannel Suits of very nat-
ty patterns and reasonably.
priced And here, we men— -
tion with the best of race,
our linc of No Iigee hlrta,
overflowing wrth- the satis~
factory wearing qualities.
The connecting link of
the trouser and the soft
whirl during warm Weather
is thcbclt, you know. Well,
.4 4.our belt dupp‘ly is varied
" sufficiently to satisfy any
idea of a perfect belt.
1...
I
‘MAHIIGREMO BLOCK '
Into the min
11111 morning. it
ow 111111 the pier by
the dualism than 9111ch In post-
don inside. or“ shop door.
11"" he plating ot the spur
d necessary to take
or parts that are not In theleast out of
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wan 1111111 on
. shape. becuuuc all sections or the dum-
hiked framed. back as far as where they
buft against' the next ones above and
be ow, must lie removed. Thls p10
longs the work but the mechanics are
making the boot? time possible.
The angle Ironic» apart from the
4 section or that spar. which was buck
led have been 10111111 to be In as good
condition as When they were made.
The stiffening than which were placed
cvcly tour and a halt foot Inside the
must have boon. taken out of the upper
part and will be removed from the
lower section of the mast today.
When everything in ready to begin
on the nullclng of the two moat acc-
tlons. they wlIl be placed In a form on
the designed length of the spurs, leuv4
111g autflcient space between the cut
end to attach the new plates and
frame. The top BlIIOB of the Conatltu~
tlou were pointed this morning by the
tow mcmbcra of the crew remaining
on board. to cover up the scratches
caused by tho tnlllng rigging In Tues
day‘s accident. Second Mato Nelson,
who was knocked overboard during
the accident. has gone home for a few
days of rest. ,
*—
NO BL OD .POISONING.
WASHING ON, June 7—~Dl'. Rlxcy
remained about forty minutes at the
White House this lumping. He stated
that Mrs. McKinley passed a comfort-
able night. The examination of Mrs.
McKinlcy's blood, which. has been
made under tho direction of uttcnding‘
physicians, showed negative results
there being no evidence of blood pols
on. This In only one of various ex-
aminations 11111.1. “are being made by
the physicians to determine the char-
uctcr of the illness of Mrs. McKinley.
The blood was taken from her arm last
'llucsdny.
IIONDON TRADE DECREASEB.
LONDON Juno 7—«The statcmcnt of
the Board of Trade for the month of
imports and Mill 1139.200 in exports.
with it.
elsewhere in town.
Bananas, etc.
tried it do so.
I
l
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Bargains
for
Saturday.
These are not bargain goods, but new, up-to-th‘c-mlnuté styles and qual-
ltlea, marked low to reduce our large stock. We bought, heavily early In the
season. and they are coming In so last that we must reduce our stock to
make room. We are the losers and you are the gainers of our large pur-
chases. That is the whole story of our cpttlng prices on shirt waists. Deu-
eriptlvc details follow:
1200 Colored Walsta, made of Self ls-
Innd Percale, fine bntiatea and plain
chumbrays; quite a few are made with
the popular sailor collar. adjustable
shield. some made with colt finish
stocks, ties to match, and a good as-
sortment in line tucking, both back and
front. Every waist the newest and
most approved style; priced up to now
at 98c. and $1.25. Your choice tomor-
row, (Saturday) 79 CENTS.
200 White Walste. the pick of the
season's styles: made of fine sheer
lawn; values up to $1. 50 tomorrow
your choice 98 CENTS.
Misses Shirt Walsts tucked back
and front, line white lawn, also blue
and ox blood chumbray. made and tin-
Ishcd in best possible manner, perfect
fitting, sizes 12. 14 and 10. 98 CENTS.
Over 25 styles 111 Ladies' Wash Dresa
May shown dccroascs of 1,1,1 419. 700 ill I
'V’\' halmcr vou get here you are sure to get right.
and plircs of 11111 Fresh Garden Vegetables.
ASPARAGUS, WAX BEANS, GREEN PEAS. RADISHES, LETTUCE, CUCUMBERS.
BEETS, NEW POTATOES. ETC»
We handle only the choicest in the fruit line.
Fine Strawberries daily at 10c. and 13c quart.
Skirts. all new. flare and flounrc skirts,
plain and trimmed, 98c. to $5.00.
Navy Blue and Black Polka- dot
Skirts, made with graduated flounce.
also plain navy duck shirts. with white
band trimming, for 98 CENTS.
Call~ 58-2.
/"
i'o call at our store and llavc our librral advertising offer cxplaincd to you.
The finest Butter in town—you cannot duplicate it for sweetness and flavor.
1 lot Crash Skirts, plain and trim-
med. good value at 50c. this sale
25 CENTS.
All linen Crash lkirts, graduated
flounce, trimmed with three folds, edg-
ed with white, very stylish, $2.50.
Grass Linen Skirts, all-over tucking,
graduated bounce, trimmed with two .
rows natural linen lice, $3 98
White P. K. Skirts. made in new
flounce style. four rows of wide Ham-
burg insertion, real dressy. $3. 98.
Colored Lawn Dressing Sacques, 98c.
to $1. 50.
White Lawn Dressing Sacques, $1.75
and $2.00. .
Children's White Lawn Dresses, sizes
4 to 14 years, $1.98 to $6.00.
Children‘ 5 Sailor Suits in linen, duck,
chambrny and white P K. sizes 4 to
14 years; prices rangé from $1. 25 to
$3.00.
Demonstration of the 20th Century
Ice Cream Freezer, Monday, in Base-
merit.
Seymour’sStor‘e
You Are Invited
You will I”: pleased
We are complimented daily on the quality
\\'c are confident you can do better here than
Pineapples for Saturday. Oranges. Lemons,
If you have not
We stand without a rival for the Finest Coffee 111 this section; you. try it and be the judge.
1.8111011,11111115111111 33 West 11111111118111;
’.‘ 2 ohm. Cream of Wheat.
:4 2 pkg». Fluke Rico,
2 pkgl. Grape Nun,
Mlxcd anoint, roe. klnd,
' But Boneless Carin-h."
3 lb. Glob. starch.
DONOVAN BUILDING
TELEPHONE CALL 133-6.
"Somelbing Doing in the Grocery Line.’ "
5.1111 lulu these 11111111111 11111111111
$4. 40 PER BBL ~MAUD S, FLOUR—~55c. PER BAG.
V'ICTORY BAKED BEANS. 5 CENTS CAN.
lust gibe our
B U T TE R
5 LBS. CREAMERY BUTTER FOR $1.00.
J.
SPECIAL SALE OF STAPLE GROCERIES
OUR FAMOUS ELGIN .CREAMERY BUTTER
OUR FAMOUS WHITE ROSE FLOUR
4 18 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR
. 5 POUNDS LARGE SWEET CALIFORNIA PRUNES
9
10°
5 lb. box Hominy. 14c FRESH STOCK Golf Brand Beets, per can,
13 Cakes Oval Soap, 25c Evaporated Peaches, per lb., 100
Cream 'Corn, can, 7c 0f Enamellne, per box, 30
Root Boer Extract, bottle, 10¢ HAMS SHOULDERS BACON 6 lbs. Lump Starch. for 250
Magic Yeast, box, 4c ETC Lima Beans, pcr qt" 1213
Magnolia Brand Oats, package, 90 ‘ Large Jara Daily’s Jam, 1011
2 LBS. FULL CREAM CHEESE FOR '25 CENTS.
HARVEST BRAND MILK, (Full weight can) 8 CENTS.
7 LBS. CALIFORNIA PRUNES FOR 25 CENTS.
NEW YORK GROCERY COMPANY.
' RELIABLE GROCERB.
TELEPHONE CALL 133-6. SOUTH NORWALK.
arc. 1.13.; 5 LB. FOR $1.01).
.531; PER BAG; PER BBL... $11.25.
. 4. . . . . $1.00.
. . .- . 25 CENTS.
260. 3 large can. Bartlett Pocr'c, 25c. 13 Calm Llon Soup, 250.7
256. a and Sugar Corn. 206. 7 echo; Babbitt'u soap, 250..
2511. 3 can: Mllk. 20c. 2,4001Matchel. 60..
4 1311‘. 2 bum Had salmon, 25o. 5.911.111.1111 Milk, 1411.
3111.210. 2 cum Clouded Maokarol, 25c. porn Starch, per package, 311.
' 1211. 3 plan jar: Jam. 2811. 2 pkql. Gold Dust, 711.
FREE! A large white China Cup and Saucer. with one pound Coffee. in addition will givc
free on Friday and Saturday to all purchascra of one pound Code: or over, one pkg. Opera Nuts.
THE P. .1. 1.11111ch co,
Norwalk Chronicler