no Set ‘itlr tious gas. 60“ III: I om hour d . ow If yer. f her ions. v 3M Iu’io thorn t issued thereunder. Ssian government has been lolly irritated over the pro tits north of the land; boundary line. mmcntlation that the quaran- niche rinsed is made in an offi “tublcgrnnr received nrgeon Glennun. in charge uvuua. Spanish American War al naval (I, now in London has plat e order for guns with the _ fifickcrs concern blue of the new" ,1 ’3 inch guns ich. duringr tests last week do the remarkable record of hr '6: aimed rounds. in IlIIrt_\ I seconds}. Ire age. with :I projectile weigh I g 0 hundred pounds. of river i‘ght rounds per minute. Ikingannrzlc power was M So; Ill and outmoded contorted 3- he not ‘ t I ,i d"? ‘3 one would have to be var curing of It 9 . . I; or cite have II erci lo lcgctrmr 3.... 09on chargeable to rrrrnent, and the Department has all— e Russian govern— gh Count Cassini, its ranch representations he sugar and pctro» git “controversy as are eccssary to I ion. ii“ is to smoot he friction that has been 'ed between the two gov— III the handling of these cuts and In particular to ' exchanges of any per- actor. u Secretary Gage 5 state— ed Friday. the effort' us how that what has been Iy the United States gov- Was in a manner brought y the automatic operation American tarifi laws, the meet the rpose . of away, if The In that end, as out by the treasury s to the provisions of Intervciling duty section of ngley law, are recited toge- the circulars and in» of the Treasury De As to Russian sugar irn~ nto the United States. par-— 9 attention is. given to that ‘t’ and reasons are adduced hi1 g the Russian gorernruent e it should remit the in— duties on Arrrcrican General Wymuu has advisement the question of quarantine on passed Cuba, destined for southern A rec— today The reports from the island are satisiav w a general absence The Louisiana . f lreultlr, however ' II II firm stand against re- the rcstr ictious and has do the. disirrfecliou of all nd luggage received Cuban points. . it appears to be making vig- in». efforts to repair the deplo armament caused by "A commission from inc lud- Inuiniaining an i he or“? nearly six time's Inter than in the case of the used on board tireui itnin’s best battleships. ‘ARRESTS IN NORWALK. h Walker. of North Salem New was arrested Saturday evening Morolrouco, for mailing II dirt» (to and annoying the residents in Froderluksou. of Georgetown. rind Intoxicated near the corner was placed in the Water attrition. inn the codes were hand M. Lockwood who fined I, out of town. which to do. i need out»: or term. I ' Ill find hm upon and .5 Paris among htrnw populur for want nu) push I blue or 0th» of some very III-Igloo ‘ cu mllllnery. lullcl V» II novelty that line not ryo. wheat and onto bro crop The atom is left in its entire lenystli from which the ear in not removed For these hate on almost invisible Wit-ecliptic is required, through III c.ll in and out. the straw is passed iii a circular movement, the ears being on hinged so an to appear irregularly on the outside of the hat. The form chos- en in u very that one and the effect pro ducod may be most correctly'dea‘cribcd us a sort of thatch. Hundreds of women are conscious 0‘ their need oi! the services of c mun sense. but feel they cannot afford to employ one regularly. and it is fire rug ulur. systematic storkes that tell They read It little bore and there get a cream of some kind and not about to treat themselves Perhaps their necks are particularly hollow and they are our Iliad want to see early results: II hey go to Work Immunity and vigorously. not throwing that light strokes will increase flush and vigor one treatment reduce it; direction ton. is a feature that must not be disregard ed. in most instances desired results me obtained soonest by employing the In ofeaslorrul. .- COMMENCEMENT AT BROWN'S Exercise: Will be Held in Hoyt’o Thea- tre on Wednesday Night. The fourth annual commerrcomenr exercises of Brown‘s College will be held on Wednesday evening of this- week in Hoyt 8 Opera House at which time it I: trout turtyoue young ladies and gentl their will receive their diplo- ruun from Bun. A 0 Wheeler. in be- half of tlIoI I; liege. All students of the inetituttdhuli panther with their parr- errts. arer Invited to both the exerc toes and the reception and will be admitted without tickets. An excellent program has been arranged and a copy of some annexed hereto. ” On the platform with tho duster will appear prominent buolu as and professional men The program is us fzoliovm Selections—Dawn of Fréedom. P‘l'orir Broadway to Tokio. Scones From Athlone, Orchestra. lntr.oduction I Prof Sui-thin Hon '1‘. 1: Raymond presiding officer. invocation Dr. W. W. '1‘. Duncan, pastor First Methodist Church. South Norwulk. Vocal solo~~Seleeted Miss A. Agnes C‘hopourian. \rrnrral Address—«Cornmcrcinlism. Hon. John J . Walsh. prosecuting attlor- ucy. City of Norwalk. Selection—The Palms. Orchestra Address to Graduates» Winning Ono's Wu Rev Paul M. Stray er pastor Congreun tlonttl Church. South Norwnlk. Vocal solo—~Selected Leigh Whittaker. Presentation of Diplomas. Hon. A. C. Wheeler ex mayor. city of Norwalk Sclectiou-ll Trov him 0 Orchestra.w Benediction. Rcv. W. H. Hubbard. pastor Baptist Church, South Norwclk. CONNECTIOUT'S PART. The Buffalo Commercial. of the. Eliot 11151., contains the following notice complimentary of the Connecticut dolb ration. of which Llcutenmrotluvernor Keelcr and General Frost were mem- bers. at the Pun-American Exposition: ‘The state of Connecticut has nobly done her share in the initihtory Knock ot'tho Parr-:Irrrerirmun 'l‘lro presence here of tlor cruor McLean and his Bruit tpf suelr eminent sons turd servuuis of the old Commuuwmith as oxfiovcmot Waller and Senator lirrwloy, of the editors of the lending drilling. Mr. 03- born of the New Haven Register. Mr. "limit of the Hartford Courunl. Mr. Chopin of the Waterbury American and tluully the presence hero of the two battalions of the timcdrouorod lorernor'a Foot Guardwull this in a demonstration of Connecticut‘s Inter- est in the Pun-American Exposition that is as marked and flattering to the City of Buffalo. as it is creIlitalIlc to the grand old state of Connecticut. There is no exaggeration In saying that a military display has never been seen in Bulfolo more imposing. more splendid. than that presented by the Connecticut military us they paraded on that long march to the grounds. in that red line were many men who wcro “attire tron " forty yearn ago; marry men who are the louder-II in Connecti- cut‘u culture. enterprise. political life and grout educational movements. But If Buffalo was proud of them. they. too, are proud of Buffalo. Without exception may return loudly praicinrr the Exposition. and candidly confirm lug.r their amendment at its beauty. tic unlundur. its marvelous llulith in duh“ its mulchlcus dluplay of the olcctric power. Connecticut has really given to the Pun-American II start and hunt» the that will not in motion the crowd from the cast. as Minnesotu has chart ed the crowd that will com from the trim Buflnlo will over gratefully ro- mcmhor wind has been done by con necIIcut turd by Minimum.” _ REGRE'I‘ RAIN DEATH. _ LONDON. .lqu 31de affirm papers voice the ultimo any contoured m on Adclhcr‘t 8 Bolt. the tumor Irma ounce concni ll mum in New titty ‘ to. humidity. All the prim Into ' mu durum to the debt om M moved only for ounce. by the motion. I and than they have to state thclr V _ churned, rind give ubificlent evidence for 9 the bishop to act upon or they arc ex- posed to on action tor- defamation 0! character. mfikd it unpleasant or me. such record being spread upon the minim come into this church and dictate to it. although they give it neither moral or financial support. coon no he found out what they were. They persecuted Farther Pond. and now me. WW» thnt l have up p cm In management. of ill lupus). rid moms. The c1 not: its but no local value. as the the tar lo clccted tar life. and can he re~ They st ply are trying to WI! lrecigu? Certainly not. at this time or under such circumntcuceu. These men naturally want my reslgruo no to do so until such time no the can be attended to y parish meeting to protect against any tries. Through a technicality men cup way they lrhd treated every rector from Di .lllend to myself. They pcruecuted ..' Mend and, Rev. Graham left In; My contention in that these men have been in continuous charge of the church finances alone the time of Dr. Mead and have ubnolutc control there- fore the state of affairs in' chargeable to them They are responsible and not L "i would like to have everyone in town understand the true state of rif- lnirs, no as to have public opinion with me. lurtely several men have come to me mid said they wished they had log- ally qualified as votorli in the society while others said they would have nothing to do with it us those in it were a lot of unprlnclplcd men. and the chair was like the. Tammany r'.lng “i said that if any stayed away who could legally come. i should consider that they were tacitly supporting the notion of Ithouo who called the much lurz.” At the evening service in the Chapel of Our Holy Saviour. Rev. Mr. Coerr ugulu gave. notice of the spcelrrl Incor- inn. and characterized the call us only another insult hooped upon the rector rind stated that the notion of the meet- ing would have no effect. as he shoul- uoi resign until he was ready to do so. undild not propose to be coerced into leaving the church by any ncllon which Ir few disgruntled members might take He hoped it would not be necessary to record the proceedings on the parish record. as the pages of that book. the rector said. were already more thnn rull of former disgraceful prmecdinun INVITATION COMMITTEE AT WORK. The invitation committee of the 250th anniversary of Norwalk held a meeting with Rev. C. M'Screck Satur- day evening and discussed ire form of invitation to be adopted. Several were discussed and one was finally decided upon and the order placed. it was or dust intended to have the invitutrou bear on engraving from an old reprc. .mutation of the sole of Norwalk. but this was given up and tho Invitation will he of one sheet with the invitation engraved on it. Sevorrrl hundred will bu given out. Smnu prunes were. udd- ed to the list of those to be invited and some will be added at the next meet- ing. it is expected that the engravings will be ready in about two weeks and programs of the events will be inclus- «d in the invitations. A meeting it be held Friday evening. MINERAL PRODUCTION IN UTAH. SALT LAKE. Uinh. United States assay ofllce for this din triet hue issued a report on the mineral production of Utah for the year 1900. nearly twenty-five per cerrt., show: Gold. 34.035310, increase 3529. 022; silver 312.139.1554, increase- 32.842. 604: copper. $2,324.0‘lu. increase 3783. MB; loud 64.260395. increase 8339.571': totnl $22,719,635. increase 8.493.245. How did he get it?” "He played with the dog in tin manger.” C 50 MEN’ S Bile Sins g $3.79 #Regular $6.00 Suits. \ . Very Dali-1N. Pattern. sowioublo Cloth. l lllllS ll Still. Tia“; WW‘ Ratios. W3. . as Washingtonstrefi» mod Nature fir. our. for m lion an i exposed them i clrnil contin~ ‘ l spoke of the " Juno 24—«1‘he The report shows that the output for 1900 exceeded in valnc that of itllll). by the prin cipnl increases being in the silver and copper produced. The totals for 1900 “Jack. your dog has got the minute. 1" inflating ‘ islub undo! nigh l urge the presence of II ' every one legally entitled to attend AT BUFFALO 0n filerat the Reading Room“ in the Graphic ArtsyBflur’ldr’ng, Expo- sition “Grounds : : ' o .w ALSO FOR S A L E B Y : NEWSDEALERS: Taylor 8. Golden, R51". ESTATE [IND INSURANCE. LINCOLN STORAGE WAREHOUSE 7! Wasbhramr Strut. SOUTH NORWALR; CONN Are you Iva” Insured against: 5;; by fire! $130321! WON ’ if No. 5 R Jroitd Place. 3 g Soul Norwalk. 3 “3.5.3.?“ NOTICE In all the Drug Stores of the Namath: ha: been placed by (Ire j Dr. bld'sltrlitinto. o . South mfafl, Conn. This celebrated 5.1. W905 llll. lllCll’h‘ IEDICIIB a core for Rheumatism. a form f . Lam. fieurgl‘gizfu Colds, dc. PRICE ONLY 50 CENTS. Dorlorrflouse GREGORY’B POINT. South Nor-walk. m... J. E. SULLIVAN. Prlprloror and Manager. 1 Terms reasonable. Bathing. boat- ing. tithing. Electric cure to hotel. connecting with all trains on the N. \'., N. ll. lit ll. XL R. ’ unanpAsszo. auooa lSLANO cum BAKES nun anona muons. SAIL BOAT OWNERS Should have that; hoot equipped with It Norwalk Engine and be Independent of the wind. For Onto! Dredging they are motility tractable. We have the ‘ moat compact. simple and easily mn- ed Engine on the mortal. We invltc inapectlon. Norwnlk Launch Co. uouwi' ‘ noun. ‘u m on hip-III Incl oven ALI. no. mo “sumo. "13518810!me Barth Home. III-Who m Placid in Barium condition. . ‘ loved in the porilion until the htorm‘ I «spoiled with the rain. but everybody * to]. I in shoots bevcrul bothers. who had ' storm. appeared in the grove in their I from tree to tree. People were falling colonic 4 aces accompaué‘ led the excurulouictc. Dancing with on orokc. rind thorn was It grand rush for tire hotel. Molly White dreams were was happy and the run continued in tho hotel Murry ladies who were afraid; they would be left. started for the bout: before tlIé storm burl subsided and made concldorablc sport for those who stood on the large vcrupdo ut the lib-M While the ruin wuc touring down. been In the writer previous to the bathing suits and chased each other over each other in the hotel to ace what was going on outside. The Bwedich Military Bond, of. Brooklyn furnished mimic. Thu Iilrat moonlight xcrrrslon of the season will come to uton Point Fri- day night from Huntington. Long is land. on the trimmer Huntington Old Well Hook and Ladder Corn puny. of South Norwalk’ will have a hop at the hatch Point pavilion on Thurcday night. The firemen will ap- pear in uniform. and a large number are expected to be present The steamer Nassau which wus scheduled to rualro her first trip of the season from New York to Roton Point. yesterday. did not put in on appear once owing, it was stated. to an acci- dent sustained on Saturday to her pro- puller it is expected that repairs will he made this Week. and the boat will run next Sunday. A party of young ladies consisting of the Misses Anna Fox Anna Walsh ’l‘resnu Puntery, anmc Walsh Anna and Agnes; Spain. Illlzubctlr \Vleler. Mae Murphy. of ulnrry Arlene Rus- selle. oi MNewark N J. and Mildred Rucselle or New York city are spend- lug two weeks III the Bay cottage. Belle island. The Schnldlco family. of Dunbury have arrived at Belle inland to spend the summer at their cottage. The Koch family have arrived from Jerucy City to spend the season. III Belle island. with up-to—tbeuniout staples at aural-iii! reduced prices. Read the detaile Shirt hurts and Wash Suits ‘IuIlIs and two rows wide Hamburg Insertion on front. tucked soft collar and bishop sleeves. 98c ; voluo $1. 25 Citieu are on sale here. wear. This week, for a leader. We are offering Suits. blue and black polka"? dot trimmed with white braid. sailor collar, at $3 “ Flue Lawn Shirt Waist Suits. yoke and loco-trimmed milieu. regular piled $275; aare price $1.98. ‘ ' ’3 Wash Goods. - We are showing some beautiful SWISSOS, Lawns. Dotted Swiss. Batiste, Dlmltlen and Mercerlzed F‘hbrlus. very low figures. Initials marked on free of charge. Sets. chaser china. Seymo money saved for- you. Our counters tire bubbling ov Ludles’ l‘irrc White hawn Shirt Walote, tucked back, four clusters of tine 'l‘lm dalptlmt variety of Fine Willie Shirt Walrus over shown in the Twin? ' Prices range from $1. 98 to $3 98. 5" Ladies” Shir-t Waist Suits; llglrt weight, cool and Irervfceable for summer" .39- l Fancy Dotted Swiss, 15c. yard. Holly Batlcte. the. yard. llandeorue Dlmlty, 12%.(9. yard. Suit Cases and Bags We are showing it most complete assortment. In The cases are marked at Leatherette Suit Cases, 31. 50; value 32 00. imitation Alligator Cases, $4.50. Solid Sole Leather Cases. $6.75. Bags, 12 inch. 95c. Bags. 14 inch. $1.05. Special 16-inch Box at 79c. ' Crockery. Tomorrow's offering irrChlna includes Dinner Sets and Chamber Toilet 'lbcy are good looking and inexpensive. An opportune time to purr- x W \ Calhbli-Z. ,. r ’sStor J HEh‘lIQUARTERs r012: NATIVE STRAWBERRIES. cucunnnus. NATIVE puns. getting? ARGAINS THE PLACE FOR BUSINESS RELIABLE GOODS. LOW PRICES CLEANLINESS, COURTEOUS TREATMENT. OUR PROMPT METHODS OF DOING BUSINESS. places this store in the limit rank where we are going to stay \re vou anuaintcd uith our generous advrrtising oIiIr. ’ it not tall and WI: will introduce you. you WANT OUR (Icons 7 J The virtue of CRACKERS are in the FRESHNESS. We have a in Crackers and Wafers In all varieties. Our large sales guarantee their freshness. ‘ OUR BUTTER' Is the pride of our store—fresh and sweet. \ird dont you forget it! GEORGIA PEACHES. BEETS. WAX BEANS. MUSK MELONS. ASPARAGUS. ETC. ETC ll line of Fancy Cakes, Are you suited with what you yare I 9- You get your money's worth and satisfaction with everything you purchase here 3 Lllllllli, lalmt llllltlll, 33 list WIIIIIIIII SIIIIII BARGAINS BARGAINS, DONOVAN BUILDING. -~ Te on. conduits 3 Icons sum court. 3 units common» MILK. ' _ 3 mop urine pours. BLUE LABEL CJIHUP. HOMEMADE CATSUP, Special Induoamoms For 11113 W“ . ouu FAMOUS morn enchants! BUTTER. . our: notions worm nose noun. .3 LBS. STANOARD ounciumrnp strum you PURE FRUIT runs In 1 LB. cuss 1538.. ME! WITH '1‘“ OR COMB. ONE CANE OP mm .' .IIIIINI summer jUST READ OUR’PTIICES FOR THIS WEEK AND SEE HOW FAR YOUR MONEY WILL GO. EVERY ARTICLE QUOTED IS A BARGAIN. 18 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR FOR $1.00. I FINEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER. PER LB.. 22c. 3 9 6 CAKES FELS’ NAPHTHA SOAP FOR 25c. Home Brand Milk can. 8c. ‘ Campbell’s Soups, assorted, it]? £23233: Vinegar “7):. “gang? £33399“. 5 1133311151. B ‘ ti: 9 ‘ ' ' A ‘ . 6 package: Uneoda innit. 25c. ””3““ R°°‘ 3““ makes ' ETC. 7 cakes Swift' 8 Pride Soa, 256. 5 gallons, Per bottle. 10C. AT MARKET PRICES Long Island Catsup,bott G, ‘ 10b. 1 qt. jar Pure Fruit Jelly, Ioc. ' Purina Health Flour, p‘cr pkg. 93c.“ 2 cans Red Salmon for 25¢. 3 cans Magnolia Milk, 25c. CREAM BRAND PRINT BUTTER. 1.8., 20c. ' ' SMALL LEAN RAMS. PER LB., 12%c. CALIFORNIA HANS. PER LB.. or: WATCH you OUR NEXT WEEK'S oncurrsunnnrmn BARREL or'oun FAM~93 ous rump s. noun WILL BE GIVEN FREE. ,1 I _ NEW YORK GROCERY COMPANY. RELIAILI! cocoons. TELEPHONE CALL 133-6. " I 3.)fl"yvr scum may .J. Lynch Inc. LB.,5LBS. 140231.00. ' 55c. BAG; PER 331.384.“) I ’3 canvases IA LB. can announcer canon. CODFIsll, BHREDS. .. ~ I, c' . 3 the. cm CODFISH. rum. cumin custom, scum mermaid, . In noxm thump romantic. 4:. one. dot}. use. no. ' 5" 5 L33. FOR
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