ore ago 1e pop..- ' lie . “111119 4,705,750. At’ ‘ hat was taken this ‘ 111 1111g1tw~showed a decline p 111210 anging from 2 4 per ‘ 11.191 to 9 7 per cent. in 1111 actual decrease 1,297, or 3 5 per cent.; 98,568, or 8.4 pér cent; 4.3, or 24 per cent, 'I 1.1169376011979111 1c the loss of popula— Ireland shown by the re- on us i'eVI a el'jgus one, it is 1111 that, lies; 111311 by. any de- rice 1851, with the excep- be ten years 1.6.1. 1871 to he de'cli‘ne 111V ten year per- roin 13.11.111.91 the popula— turd flatbed its highest 1 s: 1851,1622,- . 77 3‘13; 187.1... 386590: 1891., .47'0,,086 and 31101311 decrease for (if-137405351 which heed the population from 8,— 1597 to‘ its present figures. The '11 is very largely from the try districts. The young 1 men and women don’t see for them in their own coun- and they know they are well 11 todo well 111 other countries. he recent oil discoveries in pound on the Pacific coast . Especial interest to some facts presented by the treasury of roan statistics regarding the ports of mineral oils from the tilted States. These show that V portations of the fiscal year or. 0 end will probably be the t in the history of- this re.- markable industry, which has in- creased its exports from 204 mil— ion gallons 6f illuminating oil in to 331. million gallons in. moo. In the- quartcr century- from to 1900 the total value of min- " ils exported from the Unit- ates was about 151.200.000.- 111113 i one of the big— churci‘ie's in New Yolk says . . knows more than five hun- tied women who make 2i practice of ttendiilg. church funclals lie tied that it would be illipossiblc ost to drag these same. women a church wedding. There is something so magnetic in church funerals as to be simply irresioji— bite to them. Some. of these W611]- e11- attire themselves in mournin w never they attend services 0 ‘ 51 kind, rgnrdless of the fact that e1; may how no acquaintance wit the deceased or his family. Miss Gertrude Sullivan 11-.“ tern-lt- ing what is perhaps the smallest school 1n the United States. 0.11.151 d bee 1111. There an ‘ 11nd ' 11love 13101119111111 conception of here- mint 311w oi dinphono .- mm with n 1111111; 1! tiny 1'11 1 make ”51 Ill: 111111111111 11h; i£91111: are 11-11 '- «11111111 1111 no 11111 _ yer the 11111114 : F9852 mitts are ‘11 they give thc' hand freedom 110111 1111- the protection of '11 11883. necessary to have some distinguishing mark on each to keep the pairs to- gather. it is annoying to be obliged to sit down with a lap full of Machine and attempt to match them up by their “degree of 1111111131111 or their apparent one. A tiny flower embroidered near the top, or perhaps on the front of the foot—a forget-mo not on each of one pair. a rose bud-on another and so on will not only be an ornament but will save 1}. deal of time A pretty way to make a pointed ruf- fle for a wh petticoa and one that requires 11de item in uptake 11 strip of cloth tli'oid‘csired Widtli'i tuck it in clusters of email tucks at regular dis- tnnceo. 1111111111113 the tucks at about. half w‘n’y’ dermis the ruille and leaving them to time out to make the fullness. When the tucking ie all done. out the opposite edge in potato. making a. point directly under each cluster of tucks. Hem this edge and trim with 11 lace The upper edge of course is sewn on straight 11111111111 band of bedding form: the heiidihg‘ Into this in r611 a ribbon of any dolill‘od cdlor. If desired the ends being tied iii bow lt'nots where ribbon may be in short lengths. the ends being tied in bow knots where they come together. SEVENTH NATIONAL BUSPENDS. Controller of the, Currency Advises Cloning lip of the Bank. NEW YORK. June 27~Wliilam Mor- ton Cromwell; Attorney for the Sev- enth National. Bank, has advised the bank to ouspend payment. 1 The statement given out was as fol- own "In justice to the deponltona and stockholders of the Seventh National bank. William Nor-ton Cromwell the bank's attorney, has advised the bank to suspend payment. " When the bank's doors were. cloned the following notloe was tacked 11p: ‘ “This bank 13 in the hands of the controller of the currency. “Signed. "FORREST RAYNOR. “National Bank Examiner. The bank opened for- business as 111111111 today...hut ,ntI 102A“. told a reporter that the bank had sus- pended. He sold the action was re- Nelson Cromwell, bank, held here this morning. ginally the old Seventh Ward Bunk and was established in 1833. member to the American Banking As become vice president of the Seventh several changes in the directorate be 1111; made at the some time Quincy of Boston. was one of the di motors elected then. téelgned the presidency and Vice pre- sldent Kimball was chosen aniia aloud Fletcher S. Heath was, elected vice located at lhcnmnt 13¢ mongLate County, 1111111113. and has climat- tendance of one pupil. Ordinarily ion: is an a‘ Malice of 1 fit .(n' forty scholar F£1ii11'..tliey ha illicit”— ed out to do spring work on the ‘ llfltll' only one girl 111 1211... Sullivan was hired for a full year, and so draws her usual sal— dry and holds school an hour and a llalf daily for the line pupil's ben- ‘ 9 visit to the Pan- E‘iioosirion will 1111» ll ubte‘dly be pleased to know the ‘ ffalo (ourier and Enquirer naive arrangements and niorrn‘ation rcintive ing 11 1131, ettt. .I. in private at most moderate . This bureau of informa- 2 diff to any assistance you may , of ch large A circular out on request. [he ad- so Main street, president ”the ritnte for the 11:7" fige 22. 191181.; the 01 as fol ours Cupi net profits $234. 400; loans} '04. 407: 100;; specie 3557.100; legal tend 4777 dond of one-half (1/2) per cent. from 00: do 0311!! 951712201le images the earnings of the past six months. of read as; 33'! follows: W. Adams, Eugenco Blrrell.; Heath Erskine Hewitt. William Kim- ’l‘nylor. Samuel Thomas; Geoxge W. Adams. today 1111 usual. '1' o'AmVu w Camp Wdliilbine D“? E. camp. and twenty‘ tents arranged in n ores 202118 ENGAGED BRITISH. A large force of Boers. Nolan and Emil. attacked Richmond 11 V daybreak June 26. 1111 till dusk. when t e Rollin manta. appointed Austin-Hunted toil 1 Di, it one'h stockings erel plain. it 111' .the doors were closed-by GashiortAdumov who solved on at the meeting of the board of directors. depositors and William attorney for the The Seventh National Bank was ori- It was a a ned as national bank examiner to Josiah On August 2 18119. Mr. McAnernoy The officers and directors. are now as E. R Thomas. president; Fletcher 8. Heath. vice-president: directors. Geo. Thomas M. Boyd Fletchor ”8 Heat. Pony 8 bull, Alexander McDonald, Guy C. Mal- or. William ‘P, Orr. Josiah. Quincy. Frank H. Ray. John A. Sullivan, W. H. cashier A statement of tho b’ank’n present condition will probbnly be made public later in the day. All the bunkn made their exchanges at the Clearing House to have. 1111- looted 1111911 for their tolmltu at the new There will be botwpen fifteen cent President Croovey and Postman tar Marigold. who have had charge of tho affairli'connected with removal to .. the out shore of Port Jefferson Bay. ’ 1911‘0rted'11‘11tiofcctory menacing. burial; .. 11 pod ottoman 8!. ore , 9 ' V étnrjdoy night. " _ ' “10111110111002.1111 Cdlony June 2': oommonded by e 11311112 111111- 1' trod on the approach of British reinforce- Whit-1113.. 311110. «mount Gilbert I lichenmrt Von Gerlmhctein ammo ‘QAW ivnw 011111131119 111113 2741111.: 2111' Town, 111111 arrived in port utter brrible experience with fire at 111311 931119 days out from St. Vino‘en 1111111 111111 gained ouch headway that the the hold‘ and when the attic-1111121111 crew were about to abandon the ship. “flint Oilicer Reid and Fourth Officer Harrison volunteered a during plan. They proposed to tie wlrcl cables around 101211 bodies and have their companions lower them down the side ottho ship until they were abreast the. port l91111111111; In the burning section. This caper-ate expedient was adopted As the fire was near the water line. Reid and Harmon were lowered down until they Were submerged in the sea nearly up to their wulate. Housing thus hdif buried in the waves, with the in the port. A hope-wee then lowered to them and for- 'neveral hours they hung, swinging outward and inward pouring a stream into the blazing hold; In this way they finally checked the flames.- aged. .. -m—u—q-w-m SHAMROCK ll EXPECTED AUG. 15. ll whose tuning up trials began) F‘il- dliy is expected to orilvotl to New York about August 15. » The cup challenger took 11 null stretching spin this morning while the former challenger, the Shamrock l, and the Karlud were calling a match race of 43 miles. The challenger attracted a lot of attention. She curried only her lower canvas. Captain Sycamore seemed to aVold anything in the nature of a trial of speed but during a couple of tucks the challenger found herself going in the some direction as the Kuriad and over- hauled the latter in a remarkable man nor. The new main call of the Sham- rock 11 set to pcrl'ectlon. The Shamrock I beat the Knriad by (car minutes in the first round ill/g to es. HON ERIC LABCELLES DlEs. LIONDON, June 27~Hon Eric brui- miles. half brother of the Earl of Here- wood and brother of the Countess of Desert and Hon. Francis J. lmscollos. now in custody in British Columbia. charged with killing an employee on his ranch, has been found dead in a show wagon at Cheltenhamd. This neuniiosa nristornt has for some years been exhibiting automatic. pictures at country fairs under the name of Eric llelth. When he heard of his bro- ther‘s trouble Eric began drinking and died from the effects. TWELVE CASES OF PLAGUE. MADRID. Juno 27—w'i‘ho Correspon- dicln says twelve eased of bubonic plague and four deaths from that dis- case have occurred at Oportr, Portu A sedation and the New \ork State gal. ’ Banker’s Association. [10111 longtime -..-.,-_-5 .. as n ‘nes control Of the institution was he ll)! FAIRF‘ELD COUNTY NATIONAL John Magnerney I11111011111311191 l111110 BANK was pres out of V1 e. on n y R 1899 First Assistant Postmaster (len- Nor-walk. Comm. June 27‘ 190" 5ND Siggfigfi’f’g ornl Perry 8. Heath negotiated for and DIVlDE-ND practically acquired a controlling in ' SIMPLEST terest in the stock of the Seventh. The Board of Directors have this day id on July 4 wuufim H Kimball ro~ declared a dividend of three 181 nor (nth: world L. C. GREEN. 127 61 Cashier. The mom... Bank of Norwalk. Capital $240,000. Surpluo and Profits, 086,000. con—‘- . NOTICE. Norwalli, CL, June 26. 11101. The Directors of this bank have this copy declared a regular dividend of three (33 per cent, linden extra divi— payable on and after July 1. 1901. ll. P. PRICE. Cashier. 126 .1111 11 mole transport Monteroy trout 911 were disco-11611111 in the after ‘11 hoot prevented the 1111111111 1119111111 01' ex- '- itlnit'niehlng lire on ship board Flames : and clouds of ‘smokw poured out from " ‘ 11th under headway, 11110 men battered 1 The vessel was badly dam » GLASGOW. Juno 2'i—-—'l’he Shamrock , cent. payable on and after July 1. 1901. ‘w-wlll dived over at A ' 81111on It 1111111111 11111111 81111 South M11111 61., 862111 INorwalk. 2i. 1 The three kinds of Trade Marks must be presented far rocker. All first-clan store: «It the Ozone goodn- , 1111111111 1111111110 011 file art/1e Reading Room in the Graphic Arts .fiuildt'ng. Expo- sition Grounds : . ALSO F OR SA L E B Y : NEWSDEALERS: Taler 8: Golden. REAL ESTATE ANDI INSURANCE; LINCOLN STORAGE WAREHOUSE 74 Waohlndfon Strut. scorn 11111111111“. noun Am you well Insured Vyyalnsr JACOB No. 5 Roll South 32:: by pro 1 1.11 "on. ad P'Bc‘i rwalk. and easiest to start. -- 1101111111 Launch 00 “ A STITCH IN TIME " saves many a dime: in watch cure. The proper and timely application of one single 1110p of oil will add five years to the life of your Watch. Lack of it when needed with poop regulate it to the ranks of timoloea timers You mily abuse many animate 11nd inanimate things, but abuse your watch after 11. atrikee for less time or better care and it will “get. even"be quietly quitting- work at some impd'rtnnt epoch of your business lli'owluut' when you need , Bike, 8u13 $319 . Regular 8600 3111112. .'. . Very pol-in. 2.11.111. ‘ Mwloonblohloth. l [Milli illll . _ . y .‘t . » , Tailors. (-7111hlers.»"i'/., . Hadm. 'Fbmlrhm. IV 85 Washington Street. 30912: 11111111111111. t . ‘ school district I We proposals for ’ ‘ painting the och " reject any or it timely help. We diagnose all watch: HOMER '3. Hon: Gruduutd Optician. Room 9. United flank Building. Office hours. 8 to 11.: «lb 12: 41} to 15:30. Saturday ovbnln'ge, 7 to 9. DlVlDIND NOTIOE. Ill-*- The 110191.11 timings Society. nor-911111, June 10. 11191. depositors July 1. them on and rifle .uly 1'0. Per order 0! Directors. 111. MiIJJIDR. Troop. 126 2w . ' ailments and know what to do after. . diagnosis. Timely care—etlmely watch . interest at th rote puhroe and one > ._ hall per cent; 911 111111111 for the on ‘ * rent six 1111111111911 be orédlted, IV IV 9111 end pin-1.911 be put the Adams said yeterday 1h be 111t £8,113“ng _ 11 o the nbnry 1111 trio root]. most used «sufficiently. more men wnl '- 1:110 men will be at work in a short . me. A diillculty 91.1911 has 1111011111 itself in the path of the nontractors is that of securing sleeping quarters for be men. it 19.11pm, enters enoug to but up the proposed buildings by the time they will be 1- needed. There are no barns along the ‘f route that can be rented. 1111 they wlli all soon be filled with buy. it is likely that large tents will he reputed and used for sleeping quarters ~ for the laborers. for. a time at least. The work of delivering ties along the road is being pushed along as rapidly on possible. but the tie cutters will find it a difficult task to keep ahead of the track builders when the work of laying the truck is commenced. head of the Adams Construction Com- pany was expected in town inst night. MALES AND FEMALES. Population of Connecticut Almost Ev- enly Divided In that Respect. The census bureaus have given out the first of a series of eleven bulletins giving the population of sex, general nativity and color by groups of states . and territories. The group announced comprises Alabomn, Alaska. Arizona Arkansas. 011111311111 and Connecticut. In all those mules constitute the largest percentage of the sexes. tno males are nearly three-quarters, 72.1 per cent. of the population. Connecticut the population is about evenly divided. the difference in favor of the male being only 168 in a total population in 19011.01 1108. 1120. The foreign born element . tuteo about 1131 tion of Connecticut. 112 per cent. of the population is white. Of the total population of Connecticut in 1900, foreign whltc persons consti- tuto 26.1 per cent. and native white persons of foreign parentage 31.1 per cent, these two elements combined representing very nearly three-fifths of the entire population of the state. s RELIABLE GOODS, LOW PRICES, CLEANLINESS, COURTEOUS TREATMENT, OUR places this store in the front rank, where we are going to stay. Are you acquainted with our generous advertising offer? If not, call and we will introduce you. getting ? 11 Du on. 11111 r I (in ction Company. <2 01) workmen Will 1181' morning. cud . Work of building deu' a Bridge elec- yAp 011011111111 the work has 0 work and the whole force of monolithic to find our- bishop sleeves 982; value ”'25. Cities are on sale here W811? Flue Lawn Shirt Waist Suits, yoke and price 3276;111:111 price :1. 983 The Dimitiee and Mercerized Fabrics. Fancy Dotted Swine, 151:. yard. Holly Batiste. 15c. yard. Handsome Dlmlty. 12%0. yard. W very low figures. Leatherette Suit Canes, 31.50; value $2.00. imitation Alligator Cases, 34. 50. Solid sole leather Cases. :11. 75. Bags, 12 inch 951.1. Bags, 14 inch, $1.05. Special 16-inch Bag at 79c. or in consti 326111211 of the popula- ln Connecticut Sets. They are good looking and inexpensive. chase china. Cail~ 511- 2. News 11121: menus money 1111111111 101‘ you. Our counters 11111 11111111111111 over with up-to-the-minute staples at smartly reduced prices. Read the Shit Wallis and 111111 811111 Lediee' F‘lno White Lawn Shirt Walote, tucked back. four dimers bf flue tucks and twin rows wide Hamburg insertion on front, tucked Soft collar and The dalntient variety of Fine White Shirt Walnta over shown in the Twin Prices range from 81. 98 to 88.9891 Lndles' Shirt Waist Suits, light Weight, cool and serviceable for-summer This melt, for a leader. we are 01191an Suite; blue 21111 block polka' dot, trimmed with white braid. sailor collar. 11181 98, with 32.50. ' - ‘ loco-trimmed We are showing some beautiful Swissee, Lawns. Suit Cases and Bags. We are showing a moat complete assortment. y o sor’sSt 1 .1. “idles. resale Watch 6001113. Dotted Swiss. BGUBO."' The cases are marked at" initials marked on free of charge, 1 Crockery. Tomorrow‘s oil'ering in China includes Dinner Sets and Chamber Toilet An opportune time to nor- Special Showing of Ladils’ and 21111331111111.1861. THE PLACE FOR BUSINESS PROMPT METHODS OF DOING BUSINESS, YOU WANT OUR GOODS HEADQUARTERS FOR: And (1011'! 1011 forget it! NATIVE STRAWBERRIES. GEORGIA PEACHES. MUSK MELONS. CUCUMBERS. BEETS. ASPARAGUS. NATIVE PEAS. WAX BEANS. ETC., ETC. The virtue of CRACKERS arein the FRESHNESS. We have a full line of Fancy Cakes, « OUR BUTTER is the pride of our store—fresh and sweet Crackers and Wafers 1n all varieties. Our large sales guarantee their freshness. Are you suited with what you are You get your money’ 3 worth and satisfaction with everything you purchase here. SEYllllllH 1111111 111111 ‘33 West Wash 111111811111 BARGAINS BARGAINS BARGAINS Proposals. The committee of the Over Rlvor' house of said dill- trlct. and the fence in front of tho :proporty of said district. Alec for repair-11 to the tar walk inside and out aide the echooi grounds. and resetting the curb. Bide to be bonded to the secretory. A. 21.1111111111. on or hetero July 2. 1901. For requirements, time of payment. old. apply to either mem- ber of the oommltéeo. The right to DONOVAN BUILDING. OUR Famous-11.1.2111 (1113111112111! 31121211. 01111 emotional/H1111 ROSE FLOUR. rs LBS. 31111111111211 21111111123221) 31121111 FOR HOME-MADE CATSUP,. JUST READ OUR PRICES FOR THIS WEEK AND SEE HOW FAR YOUR MONEY- WILL GO. EVERY ARTICL E QUOTED IS A BARGAIN. 18 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR FOR FINEST EL’G‘IN CREAMERY BUTTER, PER LB.. 6 CAKES FELS‘ NAPHTHA SOAP FOR $1.00. are. 251:. I! Home Brand Milk, can. ,. “Sc. Campbell's Soups, assorted, , 2,400 Matches for 10¢. FANCY NEW POTATOES «can. go... , . . .. 51h pail Jelly. 151:. ‘ q" 3““? cm" V‘Mga" 7"" BERMUDA 01110113 6 packages Uneeda Biscuit, 1 25¢. Menorah Root Bsenimakes ETC, 7 cakes [Swifts ”idea“ 3501'; 583 039- l“?r 01" ¢.- WC- Long Is an atsup'. tt 2. toti.’ 1 qt. jar Purc- . V t Jelly, 10c. AT MARKET PRICES' Purina Health Flour. per 1111,3432.- a cane Red "' for: 1’ 250. 3 cans Magnolia Milk. 252,1. BRAND PRINT BUTTER, LB., 20c. - “ . 1‘ SMALL LEAN HAMS, PER 1.8.. 12%c. CALIFORNIA HAMS, PER LB., 91:. WATCH FOR OUR NEXT WEEK’S ADVERTISEMENT~A BARREL OF OUR FAM- - l L OUS MAUI) S. FLOUR WILL BE GIVEN FREE. NEW YORK GROCERY COMPANY, . RELIABhl GROCERB. . TELEPHONE CALL 1336. yuan 11111119131413 11-1 1 1.11. 21.1133 JARS, ~ on. 3111111111113 ~ ”41:." 1,4 LB can BREAKFAST c0203 3 0.1113 1111111111 201211. ' he. 12013111311 31111111153, ‘ ' 3 cans, 20111121131111 nun-1, 201:. 3 LBS. BEST CODFISH. . 3 1.111111111211113 ,REARS. 95:. 11111.1. CREAM cunt-1811. 131.1111: 1.1.1121. cn'rsup. ' m. 3003311 11111311211112 3011211 11011911111111. ' 12 30x23 11111111111 lunches. 111.111. roe?
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