. Kind 111.5155 Lolly in uprlnnsmoi
all The 1111‘ o oral worn a '
euro in cstumcnbch made a line.
. program and was run shy Mrs 1.. ll
" . 11511511 111111; 11' 1191
05111111111 ill .,
cloop Tar .15. a 1111i 11 challenge
to Thomas H. Mood d, of the Kit,
for the (1111551111 cu Bridgeport. ,
in his cummunic, l r. Perkine lino
, 1111311111 inst... bu ‘
the day o: co. According to tho ,
lily _, , , month must intervene
wean Icon for the cup. Mr.
oddball) 11113 1111111de that clnusc. and
has agreed to the time.
The r gotta tor the cup was called
Indium
. s ‘
Feed Thom. and Notified captain . Scoli‘olli was very lino: Among 0th "' “
Gaul-9c w. Giadttonc. who ?' era worthy of special monuon were
Gave Them Shelton , 'l‘Jvoa Company and Three's n med‘
‘ Memorlu day, and was won by the Kit
for the Citizeinp' cup, in Bridgeport.
in his comntuniéhtion Mr. Perkins has
iroduccd cv‘
l
illllb be utilized. it
n that this slug can
into comcnt, by
1 dollar ‘ll barrel sug-
r. Edison as the re—
;ntion on which he
’l‘hie cement,
cd, can he made fully
11551 that is known or.
lthough 11 lowcr and :1
grade would suiiicc for
(instruction. Pulvciized
d‘lwith limo, the slag has
‘nvcrtcd into a superior
bowing a 'tcncilc
greater than the ordin—
11d lime. Cement made
to lag would not only be
l'for housc construc
would make practically
uildings Such use of a
ow wasted 01 used only
avincs would also be 111L-
two of the forests
rice of beef is going up-
Sniall dealers and c011~
.ttributc this to the man.
., on of 21 hccf t1ust.i>ut the
a crs say their is no trust;
3 hcn1.”ihcy arc inclined
k that the farinc1s and Lat~
,ers have stolen a march on
and organized a trust of
,wn. As one dcalcr puts it:
'rmcrs have been yelling
, about not getting
for‘heir products. and a
movement has been going
Sometime among the lnrgc
miners to misc the price.
the Small fry have taken 11d-
,gc of the situation and hold
or more money. T he farmcis
bout the country arc in
financial shape than they
can for some time and nat~
"can afford to hold out on
out? and iorcc the buyers to
their terms."
«1.0.
'., Who cicntcd Lonsid-
t long ago as a sensationalist.
‘vin‘g up to his record at home
has latcly astonished his pco
some. of the. sweeping as
tlal'ita than 111110110 the men,
that there were fcw society
on in that city who did not
Brother liroughton will
he has broken opcn :1 hor~
nest, if he keeps that up
«u...
good many mothers are making
girls "everyday" frolei with
int (femur is a i'avome material
r‘easy gowns. it comes in colors.
the black makes a very handsome
‘ usual combination of color
etty one is p1 oduccd by amp:
eer yello ovcr a blue lining.
Nuts oi some or your
act redemption would make petti
. 1tor this season Had you
ill: of it?-
‘thore is one counter more than 1111-
Whoro woman discloses her van.
t it is at that of neckwem. Who
possible to brush the teeth
“thing in the morning”. it is pos-
‘ on conditions of moisture and
13111 future.
in a arc trimmed 110 much that if
0 one which needs lengthening
, o appearance oi! being
1". «For instance, it an inner-
ct in Just above the hem or
do, the added length is obtained
,hc shirt in given on up- -to- date
lid usaih. an additional ruillc
ill. for skir tire no much
“at one more would hardly be
asap-m
EA‘MERS ARRIVE.
dv .ih‘lnn' immediate nt-
“A,lllit¢h intlm‘a unveil
1 ough ton, of
commotion in New York,
made 111 his sermons. Ilc
ed leccntly that there were
gumblcrs among the Women
my“
Two boys. about ten yours 0! use;
fatigued and loolpme. mired in South
Norwolk, curly lilel evening. They had
walked all tho way from Bridgeport
They were without money. and bird not
eaten anything for ncnrly twenty-four
hours. They wandered down to Spring;
sircct about 5 oclock. 11nd procured
something to cut from one of the reui»
dents on that i..horoughi’arc They
wore on their way to NewYork, but
were too tircd to go any further.
Captain George W. Gladstone. ol the
police departmcnt. was notified by a
couple of ladies on Spring street. who
had given the boya something to eat,
11nd the captain allowed the youngsters
to remain in the lockup over night
They started out bright and early this
morning to trump to New York. They
gave their names as John Murray and
Joseph Benson. and said that they lived
in Harlem. . Night before last. they
were in New York, and not wanting to
walk to Harlem. boarded a freight
train. that was going in that direction.
The train happened to no 11. limited
freight. and did not stop until it or-
rived in Bridgeport
It was a rough and dangerous ride.
and the boys were nearly ~f1ightencd
out of their wits. when they found out
they could not gel; off at their homes.
They trumped the streets all night. in
Bridgeport. icnrlnli.r to ask anyone for
food or lodging. When they became no
tired and sleepy thnl could not walk
any longer. they cuddled 1111 in a door-
way of one of the schools and slept.
They were still clecplng yesterday
morning. when the janitor of thc
school wont to open the door.
The janitor aroused them and inquir—
ed w mt they were doing there. He was
told int they bud no better place to
go. no there they were. The boys in-
quired the way to New York. The jun-
itor. without asking them it they were
hungry. pointed out thc wny. and the
urchins started on the journey. They
claim that they inquired in many
plnccs nlong the way for food. but were
refused.
They were terribly anxious about
their parents. claiming that they would
be worried. and than. probably they had
notified the New York police and were
dragging the Harlem river for thcir
bodies, as they had boon in the 1111th
Hi’ hanging around the wlmrvcs.
i
APELL CASE MONDAY.
Barber Allowed to go on Own Recog-
nizance Until That Time.
As told in last night's Sculluol, lhc
harbors are bent on pushing the case
against E. Apcll for keeping open on
Sunday to the limit. Yesterday a war-
'nut was made out by Prosecuting Al-
torney Walsh charging him with keep-
.119; open his shop last Sunday and
shaving people there.
Judge Lockwood was given the war-
rant to sign and after ho had affixed
1is singnlurc yesterday attornoon. Mr.
Apell. who know of the cxiulcncc 01
the. warrant against him and who had
showbiz tum lovers together on
bench 11,1111 then u iiitic girl breaking
worn cold.
who took poll in thorn urn:
Manhun' Charity. ids. Raymond and
Wildmun: These are My Jewels, (lyn'
thin Pickett and Leno and Howard
Meehnn:
Hyatt and Hiram Hull; The Gypsy EMn-
compmcnt. C. Bartram M. Flylrunkc,
Wildmnn; 'l‘wo' e Compiiny. Lillian Bur-
trum. l Horton; Three's a Crowd, Lil
lion Bartram irvlns Horton and Ellz
1119. Raymond and Harry
Joan of Arc, Minnic Frunke: Tho Lit-
Franke.
Kittie Williams and G. Hyatt;
Doll's Lullaby. Florence Peck; Tired
Out. Florence Ferriss; Spring, Mlnnlc
Frankc; Summer. Ida Raymond and
rioronoe Bock: Autumn. Clmn Bar
ham and Hiram Hull;
Bartram and ll'vlnlz Horton: A Song of
Long Ago. Cynthia Plokcttrhn Old
Sweetheart of Mine. Kittio Willlmnn:
The Two Orphans.
and Id allnymond;
Family.
Florcnco Peck and Clarence London:
'i‘ho Reconciliation.
London:
licnd iKndly Light. Ida Raymond. Cyn-
thia Pickett, Olurn Bartram and Lil-
lian Bartram.
Scoflcld.
office of tho Lighthousc Engineer l01
li‘
11 upon them.
After the prom'um coke and cream
The pictured and there
Youth. Clnru Burtriim dull leru
Lillian Bartram; My Jewclu May
The First Lesson. Grace
niicth Taylor: The Soldier 1: Farewell
Bartram:
tic Gleaners. Florence Bettd. Charlotte
Minnie Peck; Resignation
The
Winter. 1 illlnn
Lillinm Bartram
The Flower oi? the
Ed Bartram; Tho Quurrcl.
F. Peck' and 0.
Waiting. Mny Wildmun:
Sung by Mrs. L. H.
MATERIAL FOR LIGHTHOUSE.
A notice has bean sent out from ting
the Third District, at Tompkinsvlllc
N. Y.. stating that propositions will be
received at that office until 12 o‘clock
noon of Juno 20. 1901, for furnishing
material and labor of all kinds ncccn
snry to completely construct and dc-
llvcr [our beacons in Norwalk harbor.
Plans specifications (‘16.. con bu ob
mined of D. P. Hoop. Lieutenant Colo-
ncl of Engincei 001 pa. Engineer of the
’l‘hhd Lighthouse district
GRACE CHURCH ENTERTAlNMENT
Two plays will be given in Look
world‘s Hall next Wednesday night. 1111
dcr the direction of tho Woman’s
Guild of Grace Church. They will be
Barnum and A Dramatic Evening
Bctwccn the two pluyn Mrs. Kntlicrinn
Flake. tho conti'ullo. of New York. will
sing. The prico of tickets has been
pluced ct ilfty cents. and reserved
souls may be procurcil without extra
charge at l’lnistcd‘s and Glcndcning'i
drug stores.
C O A L
$5.75perton
The three inudn‘ '0! Trude Mnrkn
must. be prcsontod for rackcr.
All lirabclass stores cell the Ozone
goodl. .
iENTERTAINMENTSL
Lockwwd' 3 Hall
Wednésday Evening, jane 12th
«321231111111 1'
BY 151111111531 k. JEROME.
“A Dramatic
Evening. ”
BY IOHN KENDRICK BANGS.
«will be presented
Under the auspices of the
WOMAN'S GUILD of
GRACE CHURCH . .
Tickets. 50 Cents.
all:
rants.
Rearmed Seals, without air; aka
a! Plaisled' s and Glendening' 5,
lane 51%.
FOR SALE.
First National Bank Building.
By authority of the Bomd ot Di1ec
1015. the building oi the First National
Bank oi South Norwnlk and the lot 011
which it stands. will bé cold at publll
auction on Tuesday inc 25th day at
Juno, 1901, at " o’clock p. 111., on tho
premises.
The lot in twenty six and a hall lcet
front limb roar and sorority six feet
Licop. The building will twenty six and
.1 hull foot wide .1111 fifty feet deep.
ii is centrally located; has {our stories:
and 11 basement; is well and strongly
built; ornamental lion front on first
story. messed brick and granite co1
1161's above.
The banking room has a large. steel
lined, fire and burglary proof vnult
with new, modern time lock. and is
under lease to the South orwnlk
Trust Company to April 1 1902, with
1ight to sub lot. 'i be second 11nd third
ilooru are occupied by desirable ten
uskcd that; Friday. the 14111 11121.. be
the day oi the race. According to the
deed ct‘glit one month munt intervene
between contcetll lot“ the cup. Mr.
Freezer
Mucdcnuld has Waived that clnunc and
has agreed to the, limo
'l‘hc regatta. for the. cup won Hullod
Memorial day. and was won by the Kit
by about forty-live seconds. The Kit
won the winner that time on account
of her spinnaker. the Tern not having
that extra cull. She has been supplied
with it now, so that the content will
certainly be closer.
There will be more boots in the con-
test than was in at the first race. Bo.
sides the Tom. there will be the (to
tender Kit. the new boat Golly. by G.
S. Hill. the two ynwln the Yrum and
the Hilduncah which took part before
There is n iikclibood of tho ldlcssc and
the Margucictte taking part and two
demonstration of the
l
/
Freezer,
We cordinlly invite the public to call and Witness the
Twentieth Century fleet-Cream
Commencing MONDAY. lane 10th.
This modern Freezer is a wonderful intention, as it does
boats from Norwalk
WALTHAM CARPENTERS GET
EIGHT HOURS.
WALTHAM. Moon, Juno 8——'i‘hc
building contractors of Waltham. New-
ton and Weetou, employing more than
eighty per cent. of tho carpenters of
this district, have voted to adopt an
eight-hour work day with pay for nine
hours. on January 1, 1902. The car-
pentcrs in those three places hnvo
been on strike for about ton days. bo-
couuo the contractors would not grunt
the eight-hour day,
SHAMROCK I LEADS.
ROTHESAY Firth of Clyde luncii
~Tl1c yachts which contested ycetcl
day in the Glasgow exhibition regatta
again snilcd over the same course to-
day, Willi little wind. Al the end of
the first round the big boats finished
as follows:
The Shamrock 1. 1:57:52; the Kar-
iod. 2: 01: 40; the Syblultn, 2:03:45.-
'l‘hc Molem. 2: 10:52.
the freezing without the labor of turning a crank for an hour
or more. and. makes the best kind of cream. A ’bz'sit to our
store during this demonstration 'hlill prone all we say about
the Twentieth Century Freezer.
ICE CREAM SERVED \FREE.
A beautiful line of Wash Skirts at popu-
“lat prices.
Shirl Waist Sale iodau.
event.
A rare bargain
(55111351112.
Seymour’sStore
You Are Invited '
You will in: pleased»
['0 call at our store and burn our libcrnl advertising offer explained to you.
with it.
W hatcvcr you get here you are sure to git 1itrl1l.Wc are complimented daily on the quality
and priLcs of our Fresh Garden Vegetables.
ASPARAGUS. WAX BEANS, GREEN PEAS. RADISHES, LETTUCE, CUCUMBERS.
BEETS. NEW POTATOES, ETC.
\N’c handle only the choicest in the fruit line. We are confident you can do hotter here than
clscwhcrc in town.
Fine Strawberries daily at 10c. and 13c. quart. Pineapples for Saturday. Oranges, Lemons,
Bananas, etc.
The finest Butter 1n mum-you cannot duplicate it for sweetness and flavor. If you have not
. lilting to Howard H. Knapp. which will
. pcrtionment as did Howard ll. Knapp!
rctalncl as counscl Attorney Leo Du-
vis. avoided having the warrant served
upon him bypppcaring before thc
judge and being allowcd to go on his
own recognizance to appear in codl't
Monday morning at 9 o‘clock.
Both attorneys “ill plobnbly make a
test case of this and 11 hand light is
prccted on tho plli or each. Mr
Wulsh claims that them is no npponl
from the decision of this court, but.
Mr. Davis is oi’ tho opposite opinion.
The case is causing considerable 1111-
i‘uvoruble comment among Norwulk
citizens. the majority of whom 1egnrd
the keeping open of the buiber shops
a necessity. The (1 nit ethics and cl-
gal stores are kept open and no one
makes 11 move to close them.
A. C. Wheeler, Councilman G.
A. irummun and W. J ; Bantu
cd let, Anthony B. Ghlotto. Otto
Lindstrom, Gustova Pitzcr llllii
ilolir. Black lmve been subpoenaed to
.1ppL-lir. iogcthrr with thonc mentioned
in lust night's Scutinel. at the Norwnlk
side 01’ the Town Court, Monday morn—
ing, at 9 o‘clock, when the trial of
lilbarhnrdt Apcl. charged with violat-
ing th Sunduy law will be held. An
interesting time is expected.
WANT KNAPP FOR MAYOR.
The Bridgoport Post yeste1day con-
ruined three editorial paragraphs re
be intcmnling to wanikeic:
A number or people of both political
parties who are independent enough
to desire good men in omen irrespec.
tive of party have suggested that How5
and H. Knapp would make 11 ilratcnlsu
man for mayor. Why not? . 5
Mayor Stirling congratulcicd the
city in his annual meesngc on the
economy practiced and on the fact
that the tux rule was kept down, and
then lapped oil the head iii the man
who was the chief cause of such ll com
mcndnble showing.
, Will Hobart lli. French give as much
time to the work of the board of up-
Will he go to Hartford frequently to
old or oppose measures affecting
liridgcport’s interests? Will he mom
a. study a! municipal traditions in oth
er cities by going it these places in
person and by correspondence? Will
he endeavor to secure for Bridgepmt
lees rates on current commodities?
Will he neck by every possible means
2 to keep the tax rate down and still
allow the city 11 proper working capl-
lull Mayor Stirling must think 115 will
do all them things and more, also no
would not have replaced .Mr‘. Knilpp
with him. ,
‘ Ncw CANCELLINO MAO NE. ‘
An improved Amorlcan 11111521111111
1 11111111111111 will: rccciycd 51.1119 atrium
nuts.
11-24
DELIVERED lN YOUR BIN.
We bundle only one grade of Cool,
and that is the BEST.
Place your orders now. and take ad-
vantage of price quoted above.
Best in quality, cleanly screened.
competent drivers. prompt delivery.
No matter what your experience has
been in the pact. give us your order,
and we will please you.
Irving lukwul ll 51.
Successors to B. Harris.
Coal Yard and Other; Water street
Meadow Street.
111111111111 1551:
hill!
or 2 o’clo‘ckgp. 1111..
EASY; {Earns-1.1.:
HARRY GOODlilll,
Pressing
trick of 11 peri“ i. ii i
tried it do so.
We stand without a rival for the Finest Coffee in this section; you try it and be the judge.
5. 5. 8555555. leading 511111, 335111 Washington SinL
Title, dew and seems).
CHARLES I. FERRIS.
Cashier
The Tailor. FINE TEA "SomdbiIlefifgman xLzr::: Line.’ ' lost gi'be our
B U T T ER
Pant 1 list ink 111511111 5111151111151 Week
M 40 PER BBL. wMAUD S. FLOUR—55c. PER BAG
VICTORY BAKED BEANS, 5 CENTS CAN.
5 LBS. CREAMERY BUTTER FOR $1.00.
Branch OMce corner Washington and 5 lb. box Homin , 141: Golf Brand Bantu, per can, 10c
MM“ streets. South Norwnlk, Conn. Theic is added attractivc- 13 Cake: (Walloon, 25c FRESH STOCK Evaporated Peaches. per lb., 100
T919950“ cm‘1'31'5- ncss to wcllvprcsscd clotli- ‘Croam Corn, and, ‘ 7c 0f Enameline. per box, 80
w.--" ......2 ing This continual dcmp- Root Beer Extract, bottle, 10c HAMS SHOULDERS BACON, 6 lbs. Lump Starch, for 260
Mitchell 8L SO“. Auctioneers. ncss takes the press" all Magic Yemt,.box, 4c ETC. Lima Beans, por'qt” 120
out of clothing MIunolla Brand Oats, package, 91: Large Jar-a sully: Jam, Illa
. - i All Liothing purchased .2 LBS. FULL CREAM CHEESE FOR o5 CENTS.
Auction sale here we will press free of HARVEST BRAND MILK, (Full weight can) 8 CENTS.
f f Cl‘la‘E‘ic~ ll rouscrs puzclias; ‘ 7 LBS. CALIFORNIA PRUNES FOR 25 CENTS.
0 me or _ c scw 1crc 10 con 5 pc ,
» ‘"‘" NEW YORK GROCERY COMPANY
'. 'V' ‘ Keep your clothing 1 !
111 In ots pressed. It’s the only way RELIABLE GROOERB- _
m cat the fullest possible nonovAN eniLomc. SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE C ‘ LL 133-6.
service out of them. ., ‘ .. .. . .
For this summer’s wear
wy'c, the warm weather
will be here, don’t in
awake nights thinking it
won ’t-—-we mention: '
Underwear, at 251:. per
garment.
Flannel suits of very not:
ty patterns and reasombl
SPECIAL SALE OF STAPLE GROOERIES
OUR FAMOUS ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER . are. LB.; 5 LB. FOR $1200.
OUR FAMOUS WHITE ROSE FLOUR .53c. PER BAG; PER BBLJM-cs.‘
: o
o l o
~~l’."‘=e<‘ All“ helium “W1 "18 POUNDS GRANULA‘TED SUGAR . ~ . . . . . $1.1m.
, gynyg‘g‘pffifgg ”m ,5 rounns LARGE swEE'r, CALIFORNIA PRUNES .5 . . . . 25 CENTS. . . .
overflowing with the sat' ' ‘ 2? pk Origin of when, ., 255. 3 large cans Bartlett Pearl. . 250. 13 Oak» Lion Soap. 25°. . -.
‘ {WWW Wearing (1113mm 1“ Pinko kn... ‘ 25a. 3 can: sugar Corn. 201:. 7 cake. Babbitt'u Soap, 259..
'L The connecting ll“ pkg-LB GM In Nun, 2611. 3mm Milk. 200., 2,400 Mulch”, 30.. ,
the ”0“?” and th I‘ll/ilk _. in 201:. kind. ‘ 1311. 201111: Red Salmon. 23¢; finale Brand Milk. 1 1411.,» '
Hui 31:10 :2 camp. .3 111.2511. 2 can: Sound Mackerel. 25c. corn starch. per prickly», no. ‘7
2 pm. c‘oid nun, 7b.;
In addition will givo 1
f, no pkg. Opera Nuns. 3
23¢.
‘ with no; pound Coil
i211. l3 gluon Jur‘a Jam.
r hell: so 151-“ is
udicicntly pp 1111’: iiify‘ any,
Norwalk Chronicler