crib A. .crican ere-
, once in Cornell university
ii the question, ‘How
ct‘Prices,” and his cum
Elie sum of the
then is this: So far
‘ or ever prices, and
,i‘nniediately, but be retain—
he capitalist or divided be-
social result—who distri»
[trough the community i111-
atcly 1n the form of lower
So far as experience goes.
to Show that, so far the
‘eiit has 3131:1111 retained by
ap1ttlli‘st the laborers have se~
a small part the great mass
s a larger part of this fund
e future, although both the
atious and the wage earn.
1‘11 likely to retain some bene-
, comprehensive plan for the
it of the naval war college dur-
his summer months is being
tiered by the ofi‘icials of the
considerable interest. concerns
iefense of the Atlantic and
title coasts of this. country
1gb the use of the Nicaragua
‘.til which for the 1.1111 pose of the
blem is to be supposed to be 111
stance. Another problem re-
to the defense of the coasts
lithe Straits of Magellan as
onnectiug link between the
‘llalitic and Pacific oceans The
rd problem concerns operations
Thorsnnli‘nor is the than to give the
hair rest from the great strain is un~
dampen 11111111; the "season," but. of
course there are commons when even
in July and August waves and pulls
and curls and ornaments are In order
just as we ourselves are called 'i‘rom
our hammocks and hooks under the 2
trees or our corners on the veranda to
partake in some pretty affair that
means pleasure to others if labor to 1111
militia will be interested to learn that
there is 11 decisive movement on foot
and render them liable to be called to
arms by the president In times of war.
says the Anacnia Sentinel.
As there are to be many great ad
vantages to follow such a move. it Is
believed there will be little opposition
made by militia companies throughout
the United States, for in return for the
obligation tinder which the members
of these bodies WI 1 be placed, they
specilon of Uncle. Sam and under his
supervision and direction. The state
troops. under this arrangement. would
be parts of brigades and divisions. and
there would be given encanlpmonta
such as would Admit of manipulation
In the manual of arms on a large scale.
necessitating large gatherings and giv
mg to the members of the militia ben-
ants whiuharolmpoasiblo when only a
low are in camp at one time.
According to- the opinions of Col.
111-011111211 11131131111111: $111311 1111 pass the ne
cusaary examinations required to ad
mit them to the rank of the federal
government. Uncle Sam‘s aim would
be to increase the efficiency. of the mil-
itla and make It or value to the United
States government in time of emer-
gency. thus making it more than a
mere uniformed affair pretty to look
at and desirable on dress parade. but
one of great consequence and pracl e
nllty in limo of war. Whether militn
companies very generally accept of
these terms will be left optional With
them. but it they do. they will receive
cal
conspire to make i 11111331 and unruly. 1'
this ofilce the title of a Book, the title
3‘ H . '.‘
the uplands-«it’s the hem
‘ quality Itill wasted. packed
1' 11116130111911 high plane.
1. praised byfl‘people ‘ who are
sells for 251w .
worth 101: more
Glass A. XXc. No. 9626.
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, to wit:
BE IT REMEMBERED. That on the
eighteenth day of May. 1901, The
Banks Law Publishing Company, of
New York, N. Y., hnth‘ deposited in
A3
H. E. Sickels, Vol. VI.
The Banks Law Publishing Company
New York, 1901.
the right whereof it claims as proprio
tor in conformity with the laws or the
United States respecting Copyrights.
Office of the Register of Copyrights
Washington. I). (z.
. (Signed)
HERBERT PUTNAM,
Librarian of Congress
(Signed)
3
Revised .1. W. C.
Entered M. C. 'l‘. in renewal for 14
years from October 3.1901
Mailed 34.0.1112? 13 10 l?
Class A 11.111.110.932; IIIII
LIBRARY Oi“ CONGRESS. to wit:
BE l'l‘ REMEMVERED, That on the
eighteenth day of May. 1901‘l’he
Banks Law Publishing Company, of
New York, N. Y.. hath deposited in this
office the title of 11 Back. the title oi
which is ill the following words. to
wit:
Reports of cases decided
ill I (if. -
must be presented for wagon.
Mitchell 81 Son.” Anciloneers.
Anotibh Sale"
311131! 31311311113111!
A pretty 11.11 123111113. w ‘
lie
2 begin. 113 and“
with l liulu's libido 11111.
52 31111111 Main 31,. 31111111 Non-walk. c1. ‘1‘-
,
The three 111111111 of Trade 1131-1111
of line
31111311 3111 323?,
lilIli.
at 2 o’clock, p. 111..
NOTICE.
Mp (iris .Qfficc.
South “Jorwalk. Conn.
To joscph R. Taylor, Clerk of the
City; Ui'bfi’i)“; Norwallg.
ly reduction In all our
MEN’S, SUITS.
Note 111333 prices witn
ASSORTMENT FIRST
Telephone 133-12.
as WASHINGTON ‘31:.
2 “or ark were :‘1
be living with as these wet
days. We have had such an '
overdose. 13E it that it has, .,
tempted its in make an car-
20 PER GENT. CLIPPED
I. DAVIS 81' SON,
so. NORWALK.
mixed by hand will wear twice
as long and cover double sur-
vfaee as machinery mixed. The
' house of William Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox, both 011 South
Main street. were painted by me
in this manner over eleven years
ago. They are still good.
Year house will stand as well
if i paint it.
Main street.
Elm Grove street.
My cities. 52 South
My residence, 25
Always the 11.1.1.» of the Summer
GOHBET GOVERS
Made ol good muslin. tolled seams
all sizes, regular price lzlficv— .:
JUNE 3AM?) PRICE. “
and French shapes.
391: each—-
Choice at. our
JUNE SALE: FOR
trimmed with four rows of Volcll
cambric r11flie~
Regular price 500—»—
.. .1 drinkin costly
,have this power WW 7' accustomed to g . Memes lace Memo“. neck and 11111111111; r‘ulils with
e orgies, the result is 111 STATI; MILITIA FOR WAR, . 12022522232228 , 3 OFF- 821ml”, trimmed with lace.“ 1111111115 also 1133111119111 with hematitcned
. - W , , ,,‘ . . . 9 .......
bility usually 1 but “0‘ ‘1‘ Move to Bring Guard Into Closer >' Hermitage . “4'00 Bulb: "W’ “130 2,31%)“; Xijgel‘ilgfcm. 311‘;
rectly injurious to social. 1 Touch With “ovgrnan.n ‘1 QCOfftelI 12-00 Sill“ now 9.60 N’GHT “0358. 11.6210
my in no way affect Members of the Connecticut stats 3‘ in PWfldimso 10.00 sum now 3,00 badlea' Muslin Gowns finished with Ladies ”we” 0‘ excellent ”“0”
i
which. it consummated, will bring their 2 «at. grocers. H All 91mg... stores “11 the 01°", JUNE SALE'PRICE. 290
mm and the working ma?’ organizations into closer touch with ‘ good“ CLASS. lladies'Clowns. many styles. line cot. ”3‘31 8941313 PRICE' d f b t 47°.
W maywand this ‘5 prObab .y the War Department at Washington mm” W-.. ton, handsomely trimmed with tucks a 8“ rowers. ms 11 ° ““1 111113
also Empire style, good 751: robesm
JUNE SALEPRICE.
Empire styles, all exquisitely trimmed
worth $1.25, «none less than 81—-
JUNE SALE PRICE.
Ladies“
houses ask $1.50 for same skim——
JUNE SALE PRICE.
our June sole.
1,; flounco with hematitehed 1111:1111 -—— 3
Several styles in line cotton and
bonsdale Cambric Corset Covers, titted
high. square. ‘
wand and V neck trimmed with em-
broide1y or lace, values 1111111 23311 to
4 21¢
Cambric Corset Covers. full front
and Hamburg edging, high and V neck.
47c
25 dozen Ladies’ Gowns, made at
best muslin or cumbric, pretty effects
in high neck, V neck, square neck and
with hemetitched tucks. Valenciennes
lace or Hamburg edging, some are
mills, and three flue tucks. also earn-
brie dust ruffle, a good $1.25 gal-men;—
51:
White Skirt. deep flounce
with 21 tucks and edged with Cluny
lace 1 Inches deep. cambric dust ruffle
Our regular price 31.39 (New York
981:
Also a large asortment of fins lace
trimmed skirts at special prices during
White Balsa,
LADIEB' UNDERSKIR'l‘e. . ' , .
Ladies' tine Cambrlc Undersklrta
tucked umbrella ilonncs; also lawn
3
Worth 5911* ;
JUNE SALE PRICE. Milo
CHILDREN'S PETTIGOATB.
A complete line of umbrella Skirts,
tucked 1111111313 and with lace or Hunk
burg trimming. sizes 4 to 14 years.
All marked}; at aiioeial prices for our
JUNE BALE
hADlEG’ DliAWEils.
cod cotton. cambrlc
or tips combs in
111101113111 111111111133
with summery ‘
‘ bow knot loco,
Good value at 590....
tin or cambrlc. trimmed with deep
lace. Hamburg edging and fine tucks,
a large assortment to choose from.
Prices have b on 75c to 98c—
JUNE SALE RICE, . 59¢
CHILDREN'S DRAWERS.
Made of good cotton. hem and clus-
ter of tucks, sizes. 2 to 12 years,—
Worth 15cm
JUNE SALE PRICE. 911
Children's line cotton Drawers, trim-
. r i l 1 1 1 1 . ‘ . ‘1: . A.
e consumers in some instan will fllfllmr 1m substantial 322.111.1111 11 the ol ow he “finds, c JUNE SALE pmcg‘ 750 mm with radio and hematltcblng. 2
e of the benefits. in other aid and support from the gpvmumeut. Reports of (mes decided in the Com- W WHITE PETTICOATS. Sizes 2 m 12 years-—
;lie general tendency, how— finch “8 “will?“ OfIhfilate-‘lt "1011618 01’ mission of A‘p‘pmfla of'the state m Junius Brown Ladies' while skirts finished with Worth 291:“ '
throu It the beneficent in_ guns. the drill under a competent and New York from and including a per lawn rattle and three hematitched JUNE SALE PRlCE. 193
g 1 experienced army omcer. the best tion of 11.1; decisions of the Ma term " tucks,—— LAD'ES' WHITE APRONS.
0f COUIPNIUOW 1‘1“" 39' army uniforms and other equipments. 137., to 111111 includin a mum” of 1119 PM!!! and Paper linger. Worth 751: each— 1 lot Ladies 1111’s Lawn Aprons.—
potential seellls tc‘) be in zllldat 2311a Siberian 133 33119 govtlrnrgent. decisions or the M agch pterm 1873" JUNE SALE PRICE 47° Worth 190* _
oi lvin to t 11 con— afi W e 4 95' W0“ 8 Ema Y 0m“ ‘ . . ‘ " 8 . . . wines White Skirt with deep lawn JUNE SALE PRICE. 10c
trottioll g g titted by being under the direct in« with notes, references and index. lly Meadow , treat, lure White Lead and Zinc flounce, finished with flinch Hamburg
LADIES' WHITE SKIRTS.
250 Ladies’ tine Lawn Shirt Walsts,
elaborately trimmed with tucks and
Hamburg insertion, laundered or soft.
collar and Bishop sleeve, all this 3881-
3011 's manufacture. excellent materials
and fine workmanship;—
liegulnr prices 51 50 and $1. 39— '
JUNE SALE PRICE 93°
INFANTS' CAPS.
1 lot lutants’ Nalnsook Caps. all
fresh and clean. Worth-19o—
JUNE SALE PRICE, 109
yr apartment lhe plan cou- Conger oi the War Damflmem. the by TllORWAlm SOLBERG, R
lplated entailsthe discussion oi Woe” of militia companies “733:3" L S Register 0‘ CODyrighta EASY GTE MS:—
al problems and one of them ii to continue in office, 0“ ' ' (3111.534
Seymo r ’sStore
You Are Invited
To call at our store and have our liberal advertising offer explained to you.
You will be pleased
if an Afilljelhan ilcct against 11 "l WWW Wm“! "mm“ ‘Wllt‘m- ll ‘9 Court of Appeals of the State of New. q . B . 2 til-t . uf’d'fi‘f :1; with it.
. believed that the proposed change will ymk‘ from and including the decisions - "' - .V 11113 1 .‘ “35 e 11 “3 “ ha , f , . 2 ) . il .
European nation of slip. nor be em“ more acceptable m the mm. as Mayor. and by :order oi the tet er you get he a you are sure to get right. \& 1 are cc mphmented (la y on the quality
ltrng’tll
—-—-——--
bers of the militia than to Uncle Sam
and that they will promptly accept the
handed down Juno 201b, l8'1'2. lo and
including :1 portion 01' the decisions of
January Elsi. 1873: with notes. I'E'ft‘l'
Council of said“ city, I hereby di—
and prices of our Fresh Garden Vegetables.
ASPARAGUS, WAX BEANS. GREEN PEAS. RADISHES. LETTUCE, CUCUMBERS,
r James Grant president 01
Canadian \ssmiaiion for the
Prevention ui”'lubc1culosis
”proves of the action of the
ell States authorities in bar—
g out persons suiieriug from
' rculosis. and save; that similar
illicit has been recommended to
terms as soon as the necessary mea-
sure is passed by Congress.
RD W! Y TON
R Griswold. or Rownylon was the
elitist montly of Russell Waterbury.
of North Stamford
Mrs. George H. Sehoek. of Lenox
Hill. who is III of diphtheria. is get-
rcct you to give notice to the legal
voters of this city that a special ‘
city meeting will be held in Arion
Hall. on Madison street. on Mon—
day, June 17. 1901. at 8 o'clock. p
111.. to consider the matter oi ex«
tending the city water system to
ences and index. By ll. E. Sickels
Vol. V.
The Banks Law Publishing Company
New York, 1901.
the right whereof it claims as proprie
tor in conformity with the laws of the
,United States respecting copyrights.
Olliee of the Register at Copyrights.
Washington, D. 0.
(Signedl
BEETS, NEW POTATOES, ETC.
We handle only the choicest in the fruit line. We are confident you can do better here than
elsewhere in town.
Fine Strawberries daily at 10c. and 13c. quart. Pineapples for Saturday. Oranges. Lemons,
Bananas. etc.
The finest Butter in town—you cannot duplicate it for sweetness and flavor.
tried it do so.
If you have not
Canadian government by the
emulation. it is thought that
“a rule “ill preient many 11111.
motives from leaving Lanadian
mes for mildel climates in 1111
Southern States. notably for Lol
do and taliioruia
rthe southern States are not
While the.
nsumptixes from tnnada bound
(to—«nor? and rot like all the
macaw in the editor. This cola
in turnover cut a little low In
and slashed at the sides 1111 that
ting along very nicely and no serious
results are anticipated.
George R. Marvin and family. of
New York have arrived at their sum-
moi iesidcuce at Contentment island
known as the Bowling “icy. owned by
M18. A I). Wald.
The tides the past tow nights have
been unusually high owing to the
strong east winds. and flooded 11 por-
urday alteration and delayed trofle tor
some time. The accident 1111: due to
1211 new tracks recently placed under
1 (a car.
HERBERT PUTNAM.
Librarian of congress
(Signed)
by TBORWAIJ‘) SOLBERU.
(Seal) Register of Copyright
Written 1.. S.
Revised .1. W. C.
Entered M. C. '1‘. In renewal for it
years from July 1. 1901.
Mailed M. C. “11127 13 ll) ll
l
l
Trust Company to April 1. 1902. with
right to which 1113 11911011111 and third
doom are occupied by desirable tau-
antl. Title elm and more. ,
Rowayou.
Roton Point, Belle ls-
aud and vicinity, and to take such
action in relation thereto as may
in deemed advisable or necessary.
Dated at said city. June 12th.
1901.
MORTIMER M. LEE.
We stand without a rival for the Finest Coffee in this section; you try it and be the judge.
3. SEIIIIUII leaning 3111111. 33 31113113311111 311111.
BRGAle "
BRAINS
13011113111111 BUILDING.
. ruins coat is A knot oi ribbon The annual Children‘s Day concert 61131135 3 We IRAQ}: W NOTICE W M-
. 111.11 finishes the closing. was carried out very stimulullr in ”.34 Cable: mung
., 1 llnohtor tor July Ia out and 1111.1 13101111211111 baptist Church. last Wm at all M: W 30m:
new directions tor 11 very unique night those who took part 1111- ‘0”) IPORT” REVIEW WIFE. the H I]
WA
luncheon~iuui the thin; for
, 11 July A icy caution iorms
”Mince. unmounted of cow
. _ American flags: the chick-
Win are rolled in the form
creators with mine pro
quilted themselves perfectly. The rel.
loving selections wore lntorepcmd
with carols: Prom. mpousirc road.
Ina. Greeting. Nollie Brown mutation.
lrena Lunch: recitation Jmula Mar.
1111. recitation. primary elm: melts.
After Year's Probation He Mai-rice
all/mo Who Divorced Him.
mm Coupons. "Old Sport.”
well limb to Romulus“. and 1101111 in
{odawgmflm
ll! 11111111131111 ,2
RELIABLE 8306230-
TELEPHONE CALL 133-6.
Special Inducomcnls For This Week.
~ . i the grounds 111 Rolun Point. as - A true tony. Mayor.
33‘1““!- ‘3 ““3“ ‘5 ““““9“*“‘~‘1 lifii ‘3. 111 . - - . JUST READ OUR PRICES son THIS WEEK AND SEE HOW FAR YOUR MONEY
‘ e highways in the vicinity of 2 ,. : ., 2
111.. said 1 1:1 could be so classed Rowayton. FOR SALE. . 1.11... 10“?“ R ”I“??? 11 WILL GO. EVERY ARTICLE QUOTED ISABARGAIN
under the order. The roads about town were quite l ‘43‘ “Lil? er - LBS GRANULATED SUGAR FOR s
‘1 1‘ ‘ badly damaged by the sudden and hard . , . 18 . 1.00.
VWHAT WOMEN ARE DOING. ruin storm 0! Saturday morning. (3011- first “anon“ Bank Bmldlng FINEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER. PER LB., 22c.
. -—~———- stable Edward J. hadrlgan will be at ay 0" 0 en, OAK ‘ FELS' NAPHTHA SOAP FOR
A new dross material is toilets chif- quite an expense to makeihe neees- 6 ES 25C.
l‘» “"3" "‘1‘“er 11 1111111111 of the Board of 111m:- » ' , u . .. , C m helps on , assorted,
1111 summer outfit that. dolls coil The regal? 11113111th 132221166» meet! mm” {1‘18 banal“ 0' the firm "mom REAL [31'th IND :{omelfiznlf ”‘01:, can, 1: 3 pePcan, S P3 9c.
1111: tide a robe of ballots ls Ineomplol'c 1111; of 131112 oung Peopl 8.061%" 0 Bank of South Norwalk “d the lot on [HSUR‘NCE .400 1: es . FANCY NEW POTATOES lb ail jell 1
are are pretty Delft blues among the Run nylon Baptist Lhurch. 31 ll be which it stands. will be sold at public - 3 1 qt. Bottle Cider Vine gar. 7c. . 5 p y, 5;.
linen walking skirts us well as the hold Thursday-night. alter the regular auction on Tuesday the 25111 day at LINCOLN STORAGE WAREHOUM: M h B k BERMUDA ONIONS. 6 packages Uneeda BiSwit 259‘
gr 11111111311. . 2 weekly prayer inc31ing. i ll 3 June 1901 at 2 ocloek v in. on the 7‘ Washington Slmf. onare t oer, ma es ETC, 7 cakes Swifts Pride Soap. 25c.
61 cronm- tinted laces. p111 licnlar :1 A our 01 the Br dgsport ro ey lne mmmfi 5 gallons. W bottle. 10c. Lon Island can“ bottle 101'
‘o Ginny. Renaissance and Riluslnn was run at this end of the line Sat The lot .5 “flaws“ and a half foal SOUTH NORWALK. GOHN . . 2 , 2 AT MARKET PRICES. .g P1 . .
1111...... are preferred ioi the clear urduy. There was much satisfaction front and rear and ”ventral: {M W 1' pt. jar Pure l'rmt jelly. 131 Purina Health ‘Flou'r, pcrpkg. 23c.
. ”‘9‘"59“ in 'h‘“ 11 "“3 5 0‘0”“ ““- ccep. The building In twenty-six and 2 cans Red Salmon for 251:. 3 can: Magnolia Milk, 25c,
Gothh a bow of black velvet ribbon as tho attornoon was chilly. a half a,“ wide “d fifty feet deep. WW CREAM BRAND PRINT BUTTER LB. . 201:
one or all corners of the White yoke The amateur minctrols wrc so ii 15 centrally located: h“ four storiol ‘1’. you m" In 80" d . . 1 .
your little girl a dimity frock "33110110113111"! given in Quilters Hall and ‘ basement: in wall and strongly 2 SMALL LEAN RAMS, PER LB" 11/2‘3-
pretty for her as (or you Friday night that they will be WW!" built: ornamental iron front on that ‘fll‘lfll (088 by “I. 3 CALIFORNIA RAMS PER LB 91:.
natty little turban that is very 11d. tomorrow night. in the hall and 33m, pruned brick and guano can . r -.
' m" 1'°'1.°”"“.§ “if ”‘iillel‘iiliall 333W? lialmlAé‘mer'iillaTnl‘iif.‘ “‘PM‘m, 1. ‘ 2 1 ”can u. Myron. wa'rcu FOR OUR NEXT wastes ADVERTISEMENT—A BARREL or con FAM-
9080'“ '0‘“) - a room asaar:c.ace~
‘ dud chi on. with 2 nautical-vol A trolley "I, in an” at 11301011111111 lined, lire ”fa tinfoil?! proof “a“ "0‘ 5 Railroad Plan GUS MAUD S. FLOUR WILL BE GIVEN FREE.
'1‘“ hnld it ill) a "lo aide. P‘mn‘ “In 1‘1de the track on “I0 w“). na‘x modgm “mo Imk' .nd ‘3 ‘ y '
film ablrt mist has made its an west side. near the white bridge. 8111. under 3,.” to the South nomflg MID MWII“. 1
scorn NORWALg.
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111111111: ‘ song. lots Mahdi: "citation mm a you “11 1.” turned over; OUR FAMOUS WHITE ROSE FLOUR, 55c. BAG; PER 3311.34.40.
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M omnivorous-eel
doublutolrbcwlubaelcctcnmm Metamucil
in the «rarity of union! with»
m moistuobemhcn
«the and illumi-
: Dealer in 3.111101 All Kinds.
Him piece paid for old 11;“
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