. . fiftfiluignn One should be
i fell itintli the Legislature Re.
iotri t the mater—Amend-
,l. at Offered.
MRTFQRD,.June li-r—Tl‘henew con-
‘lla‘l’diotrict hill. rearranging the
.e of the state in accordance with
dilution being whether a new dis-
: , hou‘ld be set off or a congressman
‘ Ergo elected. Mr. Pearne opened
debate by reading the federal law.
. calls for the election of a con-
lllou at large until the Legislature
.tl'icts‘ the state. Mr. Pearne went
. etween districts as now nrrunzé
was, about 40.000 population.
large instead of an extra con<
ssional district. Mr. l’earne ar‘
e federal law did not per-
, an. King said that his under-
ng was that. if the House did not
nurredistriting, then a congress-
, t large could be elected. Mr.
. the admitted that this was correct.
in amendment was ruled out.
Mn, Reed then offered another
.oliliment. taking Toiland county
’mthe third district. and giving it
. Hartford county in district one. He
hili’llo hoped the bill itself would be
tried. but if it linseed. he wanted
iisnmendment passed.
'Mi‘t Lilley thought the hill ought to
passed and that Mr. Reed's amend-
eutollght to be defeated.
Ml"; Peebles. of Mansfield. argued for
onsressman at large. on the ground
redistricting would be unfair to
counties. ‘
Donovan. of New Haven. said
House could not act in defiance of
federal law. He said the republi-
would give the Democrats a great
_ . y issue for the next election if it
whittled to rediatrict the state.
tor further debate. in which a
timber of members took part. the pre-
ions question was ordered. and the
:2 voted. 122 to 70 against rcdis~
g the state for congressional
pt e3. .
The osteopathy bill came up again
e House. this morning. Mr. Pratt.
orriugtou denounced the bill. whiic
Hit. Wadsworth. Mr. Tyler and others
lie for it. it was passed.
The House was in an uproar most of
it me during the osteopathy bill dc-
and the speaker had to rap stead—
l! r order.
‘ 9 House met for the last day of
peas today. The calendar was wcll
leaned up yesterday. and all that rc‘
ills is the usual wiudup that will
. e on Monday.
r the first half hour today the
use armed pro and can the appro.
Mimi of 8500 to Mr. Taylor. of Put-
"ltm, for his legislative souvenir. The
louge finally receded and concurred
ill the Senate on passing the resolu-
in
9 Bridgeport alderman question.
hanging the representation to twenty
our alderman. was captained by Mr.
Lee, of Bridgeport. and passed.
VW‘hcn the corporation state tax bill
ill lldluent came up. Mr. Hubbard. of
Oilfield, wanted the one per cent tax
chimed to lid per cent.. as he said the
hounds treasury, and give it to the
Mkhoiders of insurance and other
millilllos. The amendment was loci
Mflml amendment sent the taxes on
ntonkn to the newly crcntcd tux com-
ller. Phased.
Senate Proceedings.
he Sonutc rejected a resolution pet'-
ttlmt Sunday baseball. The nomiuu‘
Jitdixe of the Common Pleas Court of
artford muuty. was confirmed.
Senator Sioper sell! in a new bill.
providing for a line of none for wilful
“little to lilo a tax list. it was missed.
.iOIDED WITH STRYCHNINE.
WETT Cl'l‘l'. .lunc Nleuiothy
my, aged alxtytwo. a resident of
Mould. wmmlttod suicide this morn-
" by taking atrychnlnc. He was in
t City ycatcrdny and apparently
‘ health and apirlts. The course
act to unknown. He leaves a
*. ,. canon 10”.
lint Strength.
f, lur Canals.
g W if we claim them. ‘
We call for. and deliver all
‘. memo. that as or
not We respond promptly.
of the Bali mo
United States apportionment
up diachesion'thia morning.
he history of the congrhhpiohul.
lots. He said the greatest differé,
.. Reed..of Stafford. offered anV
dmeutv'provlding for a congreas~ in: Reed ”may. . * -
rlglnal tax would take slut) and out of
.Tueker. of Aasoniu. said that the
' . u i f the stat) mun».
lulualoner luau “ 0 t ‘ 1 Bonnie. communion broker. (Swan: a
iCorbItt’s block. South Norwalk:
"film of John Coatcs. of New Britain. to
Sou. Ry. NIL. ’33 3‘5“ lg“
Llin. Poe. pfd.. in .
:Wamh.pfd.. 13% can 43
1“ lsanva'riou
ARMY WORK. 9
Capt. Boarchoilou‘lru to Know who
it Soliciting Funds. ,.
in making visits oblong the friends
a party may be. M
Bearchell has come into possession of
a pamphlet of Byron Langbam, who,
he is informed. has been anion; local.
people fer many weeks. but inhalant yet. .
visited the local'organizntion or its
officers. This seems very .atrange and
. the contentq of this. circular do not
give definite information.
Captain Bonrchell desires very much .
that this Mr. Maugham would “call up»
on him. as he would like to make his
acquaintance and gatonlish‘tened, upon ‘
this matter. . .
Local investigation in being made. if
this brings no result in a few days. in
quiry will be made at the headquarters
in New York city. it may be well
that all who may be approached to
help the ideal branch would be a little
cautious for a timoiut least.
A. ll. contest prize essay for schools
SCHUMANN RELEASED.
HARTFORD. June limits 3 result of
the poor showingof the Hartford
Baiebnll Club. the “feature have de-
cided to make wholesale changes in
the makeup of the team. Fleming.
Turner and Schumann will be released.
together with “Chummy” Gray. There
is also some question as to whether
Shoch and Humming are to bc retainb‘,
ed. Three new men have been slgnl
cd: .limmy Garry. an outfielder. laet
Aseueon with Buffalo and .Mllwwkde
Jimmy Gardiner. a member of the lm“
dianapolis club of the American
League as pitchcr. last season and
Francis. who played in thc inter-state
league last season with Toledo. The
directors with Manager buindle are no
gotiating for another pitcher and a col
lege player who has received offers
from several teams in the National and
American Leagues.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. ni.~Thcrc
was an active and well distributed dc-
mand for stocks at the opening. l'n-
ion Pacific and St. Paul were the fca-
turcs. 8.000 shares of the former sold
at HM. to 1141.3. compared with HIM
last night and 10.000 shares of the late
(or sold at Willa", to 172%. compared
with 170 last night. There were 9.000
shares of Southern Pacific taken at
dill. to dill; compared with out; last
night. Other stocks ShoWed fractional
gains. except in a few of the special-
ties. notably Colorado Fuel. Tennessee
Coal and Manhattan. the last named
selling cxdividond and gains running
from l to He.
WALL STREET. acorn-AA temporary
large demand for the f‘oulcrs. especial-
ly Eric and Reading. benchtted them
about a point. but the absorption soon
slackencd. and they fell back. Missouri
Pacific was pushed up to 124%. and
incur midday People‘s Gas rose buoy-
nnfly to above ll. Sf. Paul and Yu-
ion Pacific moved up sharply to the
best prices of the morning. touching
173%. and l‘nlon Pacific “5%. New
York (‘cutrul rose 2 points. and the
gericral list hardened moderately.
Bonds were irregular. ‘
WALL STREET. i p. ni.—Amalgum~
atcd (‘oppor rallied Strongly 2%. on the
denial of an injuntion against the pur—
chase of other companies. Colorado
Fuel rose by wide jumps an extreme ll
points. and 'l‘cnnessec Coal 3‘1. over
last night. Gains of a point or over
were made by Morton i‘entral. Mexi-
can Notional. (ilumsc and Western l‘n-
tion. The general market was inclined
to be heavy and very dull.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private vnro or a. A.
Open Hgih Low i 30
Am. (‘02. on. 31% 3W. 31». at».
Am: 3. it. (To, H35. ”3% H251. N355
Am. Toll. (‘0. “03m ”0% [38% 139%
Att‘llison. 8M. 82W. 87% 817/5
Atchiaonpfd..1037«it 104% if)“. m
Brill. 8t Ohio. NW) ”2 liiM‘. till-'3
llkyn. R. T., 82!; 82“». it’ll. 323
Can. South. 3'2 72
Chen. at: Ohio 50% am, no an».
Old. 0: N. W.. iltli Sill
Chi. 8. ii: (3.. won i961;
C.M.&St. l’.. 1705, not. non, new
ohl.lt.l.&l’.169% no “39%. men.
.C.C.C. & Sf. l... 87% 81% ti? ii?
(i. 3. Steel. till-K “Hg 49% i963
{1.8. Steel NIL. 99 96% Still; 98%
'Gcn. El. pith. an; 3th
- Lotti: ..Inh.,llilia film. ltd Hilly,
Nor. & West. 54 nth 54 54%
j"Mnn. Con. tam ratio may. int
Metropolitan 17436. no 173$ I'M
M.K.ii:‘l‘.pfd.$5 an an; all...
all”. Pacific. “13% Mini; ”35:, it:
mutational ill in 3355
uranium iiihikla’fi in...
.v. v. new. am this 3:93, 38
(Ton. Tobacco. and as are. use
l’ociilc Mall. at “it l3 l3
Pennsylvania. me. that; lbs i535
People‘s the. film Mildly Hi All”,
Phil. a Road... 469i. am ’ it
P. c a. pm. rga‘, mu n
bod. Railway. 3 a. 3m sum an;
Somme-inc. filly”, hi.
“lone. 0.11.. ea at! lift" the
trauma“. not ms nu nu
nu. e. 1.. pm. in . an tug rt.
floatation. at. at. at n
tinioni’neificdliiik lg. t
W91“. Paton
‘ too at. Smilax-with:
that‘s the why of the aide».
ability of garbing him in".
. Whahnblb Glowing. _
The; little follow will look
attractive in“ a white pique
: . innit on striped: linen crash 5
. white pique sailor;
We have several designs
in the crash.
39 Cents to $1.50.
‘ I Bretty..pattemsmbious-
”AWL QNWON 7”: Pafiaii cs at 2‘4 Cents. z"
The “one of the winiier' in the D."
25c.. 50c.. and $x.oo--thc
prices of the belts for men.
We have a great desire to
show. Seeing is purchas-
ing, gentlemen. ‘
of town is Miss Elizabeth ilumilton.
Suspenders at 25c. and
50¢. per pair.
MJHICKEMO .BLOCK. 5
DAILY o'l‘RlPS
Newjork.
Side Wheel Passenger Steamer
I; t V-q «l’\ I
”-3“ inf-M. ‘~.'
Mam
HARLEM
Loavc South Norwaik. 7:35 a. in.
[raw New York:
licckman Sirccl. 2.10 p. m.
«Saturday. l :30 p. m.)
liast ‘tist. Strcct. .2140 p. m.
iSaturday. 2 :00 p. m.)
Single. 40s.; Excursion. 70c.
FREIGHT PROPELLER
to
Norwallt and South Norwalk.
Lcaic iicckman St. .\'. \'..
.\ion.. \\'cd.. and lira. at 5 p. m
Lt'avc Norwalk:
'l'ucs.. 'l‘hurs” and Sat. at 4 p. m.
. KLadies'Iia ors,
4r NQRi‘H mun eraser. "
'South . I Q
"oaeeonv's POINT,
South Norwnlk.
.i., - Iii *BULLIVAlh
Pripfrletor and Manager.
Terms” ’J‘re‘heonable. Bathing, boili-
ing.‘llahlng. Electric cars to hotel.
connecting with all trains on the N.
it. N. H. c H. R. R. v
. ‘uusunmizseo. ,
“BHODE iSLAND CLAM BAKES AND
’. . WHORE DlHNERS.
first litionfinl Building.
By authority of the Board of Dirac.
tors. the building of the FirsFNationai
Bank of South Norwalk, and the lot on
which it. pleads. will. be sold at public
innotipnyon Tueadov.= the 25th day of
‘ one. 1901, at 2 o'clock p. m. on the
remixes. ‘
The lot is tWeutyvalx and a half feet
front and rear and seventy—nix feet
deep. The building is twenty-six and
a half feet wide and fifty feet deep.
it is centrally located; has four stories
audit basement: in well and strongly
built; ornamental iron front on first
story.» pressed brick and granite cor»
nets above. '
The banking room has a largeateel-
lined, tire and burglary proof vault
with new, modern time lock. and is
under lease to the South Norwalk
Trust Company to April 1, 1902. with
tight to sublet. The second and third
floors are occupied by desirable ten-
ants. Title, clear and secure.
' CHARLES E. FERRIS.
11-2! Cashier.
. r“
.. ...- .- . flu.
MfTAthli/j' '
raga. pape‘i's.”e ything. Write on
call. Prompt at ntion given to-all
orders. ‘
liiil Taylor Aye. So. Norwalk.
Highest pricewaid for old metal.
RAISED EOE FOOD.
animals is strongly marked. That cut
from young animals. whose sole object
in living is to be useful when dead. is
tender. delicious. nourishing. That
from old stock is tough. stringy and
dry.
Our meats are of the good kind.
They look good. taste good and are
mod
‘ Coat no more than ordinary meals.
NEW CENTURY MARKET.
Adam Steinwald. Proprietor,
Ely Block. 80. Main St.
cation or NOTICE.
Mary w. s. Popnianu,
V
a.
Vomneu Papuilhtz.
State of Connecticut. l‘airfleld Coun-
Superior Court.
June 2th. A. 0., mill.
Upon the complaint of the said Mary
W. S. Papal-nu. praying for manual;
therein set forth for a decree of di-
vorce and the custody of a motor child.
now pending before this Court. having
been returned thereto on
'i‘ucsdny of may. film. . _
it appearing to and being found by
this Court that the said defendant in
alumni from this state and zone to.
parts unknown. and that notice of the
pondcncy of the complaint was given
as required by order of notice hereto
fore looped. and now the plaintiff asks .
for I further order of notice in {but If ”you hm an 0pm”-
Therefore Ordered. That notice of
the pcndcney of paid complaint he air. .
on by pnhlinblns this order in the five '
Ill“ Sentinel. a occupant printed in
Norwalk. in thin County. once a reel:
for three econ successively.
motion on or before the first day of
July. A. it. mt. by some proper nine.
or or indifferent portion.
Brion!” of the Court. ‘
ram) W. TRACBY.
Amt. Clerk of the Superior Court for
orifice m mammoth.
«Juana-wit
3m ml“ m of .
of Mull. N. Dunning. palm of the
Stone Street Prubuyterlan church and
of [autoimheho .,
bill“: Wilts wanna» PLATE.
mutton. Jone ”mm-mu Reset
the tram- plate
mm «in.
ruminant)”-
new
_ Is
‘ Your
1 Size "
hm?
ally of your (flies to
50¢ money.
We are selling at prices to-
’ gatdlm of (out, Suits, Under-
‘ wear, Slimming for
’ the nun, youth or boy.
The reason * is clear—Aha;
aim are ndthere. bottling
m P" were: ..
1
Summer
Dealer ill Junk of All Kinds. '
The difference liefween the flesh of
L
.._.:—-
liosierp and
vbadeiwenr.
Ladies’ Sleeveless Ribbed Vests,
5c.
Laoiies' Ribbed Jersey Vesta, ioc.
Ladies’ Ribbed Jersey Vests
sleeveless and with sleeycs, 15c.
Ladies' Ribbed Lisle Vests, short
sleeves and sleeveless, 25c.
The Celebrated Ferrest Mills Un-
derwear, long sleeves and
short, 25c.
Sleeveless; and Sleeveless, High
Neck and Low Neck, 25c.
Forrest Mills Pants, knee length,
25c. ,, . ‘
Ladies" Fine. Ribbed Pints, lace
trimmed. 35m»
Ladies' Openwood Lisle Vests,
35C-
FiRST .
ANNUAL
SU M MER SALE !
You benefit if you purchase.
follow fashions dictation.
Suits.
Owing to the had Weather, \"c- havc.
left a ,nnmhcr of nohhy suit: of our
cat style and cut. whim. no will
close out at a ridiculously low
figure.
Black Bull:
Strictly all wool. double breasted
Jackets and flaring Skirts. $5.98.
Previons’ price, 88.“).
Homespun Suits
in various colors. flaring skirts.
good quality trimming. in different
styles. from $6.98 up. Previous
prices $10 to 814.
Venetian suit:
Taffeta lined. highest grade work
manshlp. a bargain at $16, priced
at this sale, $9.98.
Special
A number of sample Suits. made in
our own workrooms. in blouse ef-
fect, Eton, skirts silk taffeta trim-
med. silk and satin lined. value from
$18 to 330, this sale. $9.98 to ‘15.
till Washington Street.
appetizing food makes the cheerful-
“888.
A TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
“0! I ”Incline stove burned a lady
Nowell.
Everything is found out sooner or
out later.
A surgical operation is not accuse
nary to cine piles. Derti’s Witch
fella. Geo. (3. Stillson.
agent at the other end.
permanently. Gen. 0. Stillman.
. ., ‘m
nodal W. em all
rm
60MB!“ v
2 GAZETTE purported. _
Cbcerfniness makes the feast. but
here frighlfiilly." writes N. E. Palmer.
of Kit-limp, la. “The best doctors
couldn‘t heal the running love that fol-
lowed, but Bucklen‘o mica Salve en- .
tirely cured her." infallible for Cum.
Corns. Sores. Bails. Bruises. Skin Dia-
eaaea and Piles. 254: at F. H. Baxter's.
South Norwalk, and John A. Riggs,
later- Married men are actually found
Hazel Solve eaves all that expense
and never fails. Beware of counter-
A man visually answers a telephone
call an if he thought there was a book
The manger-bread” of Armenia" in
. do of clover-seed. “armor linseed
l if. mixed will: edible mail. .
mm of food without um um the
«much. altar-rim it to not rind regain .
its natural function Ref element!
trimmed,
to $1.50.
Thread, 50c.
Suits, 50c.
Underwear, toe. to 25¢.
a
Hosieru.
red, blue and black. 19c:
knee, all sized, 1256c.
and heel, 19c. \
Ladics‘ Lisle Ribbed goats, lace
Ladiee’ Rib???" Silk Theta, $1.00 .
Ladies' Black Jersey Tight Lia
Ladics' Summer Combination
Full line of Mims‘ and Children’s
Ladies’ Lace ’Lislc Hose, spliced
heel and double sole, 25c. ’
Ladics’ Fancy Drop Stitch Hose.
Children’s Seamless Hose. double
Boys' Ribbed Hose, double knee
H
Extra HeavaB’oya‘ Hose, (Iron
Wear) realL‘iMoco yarn, 25c.
lionséinmishinu
Department.
Two Burner Oil Stoves, ,75c.
Four Burner Oil Stoves, $1.65.
Two Burner Blue Flame Stoves,
$6.50. .
Ice Picks. 8c.f
Galvanized Water Pails, 25c.
Small Tin "OVQflI. 75c.
4-quart White Mountain Freezers.
$2.7 5.
o-quart‘Ai-ctic. Freezers, $2.85.
Refrigerator Pans, 25c.
Water Bottles, Cut Glass Pattern,
39e-
i
TRISTRAM & am, NORWALK, noun. '
. FIRST
0TB SUMMEiNSitii
Everybody talking about this our Pivot Annual Summer Sale,
Commencing Tomorrow. June lot.
This very unscasonable weather makes the necessity to cut prices regardless of real value.
Fit and style of every garment just as you would have ii. to
Shirt Waist:
JACKETS,
to 312.
Silk Waist:
ranged from $3.25 to $1.98.
What's done can‘t he
.
i
.
8100 REWARD, 3100.
Cure is taken internally.
of toaflmonhlu.
Bold hy Dmggiatn. 75¢.
a“
ONLY nun
mum
Fifty different stylcs in lawns. per-
cales. chambrce. and ginghams. in
all colors. with sailor collars. tucks.
insertions. and plain effects. with
bishop sleeves. from 39c to $2.00. at
this sale. Former prices 59c to $2.75.
Box Coats and Eton; for ladies' and
misses’, in different colors and
ptyles, highest grade workmanship
and best quality trimmings. Great-
est bargain ever offered, from $1.98
up to $6.00. Previous price: $3.50
Nicest variety of colors. hemetitch-
ed. corded and tucked in ten differ.
ent styles. at this sale prices range
from 81.98 to 35.00. Previous prices
undone. aspen
ialiy if it's a hard-boiled egg.
i The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its atoms, and
that in Catarrh. Hall's Catanh Cure
in the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Caiarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires a con-
stitutional treatment. Bali's Catarrh
directly upon the blood and mu-
cous nurtures of the system. there-
by destroying the foundation of
the disease. ' and giving the pro
tient etrcngth by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in do-
ing its work. The proprietors have no a
much faith in its curative powers. that
they offer One Hundred Dollam for any
n" 33.0,! mm of Piflfimonlht case that it falls to cum Bend for lint
Va... over ninety your of use. muttered
for years with a ball more an hie face.
Physicians could not help im. Dc
Witt’o Witch Hm! Salvo . red him
Address. F. J. CHENEY l: 00..
Toledo, 0.
Hair» Family Pills are the bent.
WpWr acquire: a fortune he ',
lime ,neitbogf‘jfricnds or relations
. .
mu arm
”"1
incurable. mo Minute Com (turn
‘ made me a well man." Norris when;
Worth stmtfcvil. if. ammo-an
you’ve not. {W relief from
Tailor Made Skirts
Serges in blacks and blues. cut flar-
lug. 81.75; former price, 82.49.
Figured Brilliantine Skirts
Very high grade goods. near-silk
lined. graduate finance, satin trim-
med. Price at this sale, $4.49; val-
ue $1. ‘ .
iA" Wool Cheviot purge alum
Near-silk lined, ‘raduate llonnce.
trimmed with “tip, .25: value
$6.00. One of thehost argnins yet
offered for the nappy.
‘ ‘ 'i
Special
Also a lot of skirts in different
styles. crepone. “silks. venetians.
homenpune, sergea, all made in our
own work rooms. from staple quini-
ity goods and nicely trimmed and
lined. Price this sale. from 81.26
1037.00. ‘
PETTiCOATS. CHILDREN’S GARMENTS AND SUMMER SKIRTS.
for half-price. tins sale,
Leiscrson Brothers,
Ladies' Tailors and Dressmakers,
South Norwaik. Conn.
After a great sorrow overtakes a
man when he is past fifty. he noon be-
gins to carry a cane.
mourr Mhnnv eon MONEY.
The Boston man. who lately married
a sickly rich young woman, is happy
now, for he got Dr. King's New Life
Pills. which restored her to perfect
health. infallible for Jaimdice. Bilt
loudness. Malaria, Fever and Anne and
all Liver and Stomach troubles. Gon-
tio but effective. (July 25c, at F. H.
Baxter's. South Norwalk. and John A.
Riua’. Norwallt. drug slot-ca.
industry climbs the stairs whilc luck
goes up in the elevator.
m,
SAVED A IOY'I LIFI.
Mrs. Captain 1!. Hubbard. of Illi-
ford. Dot, nan: "Brazilian Balm unv-
ed my boy’s life. He began fast like
the one we lost with cronp. We are
him a for doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep. and was all right in the moth-
lug. For sale It. H. Planted and r.
. Baxter. b,
Children are apt to get on the wrong
track if the witch is misplaced.
"A fowvmontlul am. food which info
for breakfastvrould not remain on my
istomwh for half an hour. i men! one '
lmttlo of your Kotlol mammals Caro. '
and can not eat my hrcakfaut and“
other mealrwith a relish and my (acid
is thoroughly digested. Nothing
equals Kodol Dyspepala Cure for m»
och troubles." H. 8, Fill... Arlington;
Tm. Kodoi Dynamic Cure dim
what you eat. Geo. C. fitillmn.
Mean lime in the kind the average . .V
immin counter clock new.
, ”The Doom" told me my must: fill
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