Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 29, 1901 · page 4

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' filed the Albany

they notify the New

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parents are Wilt-

I

:0 years the Chero-
Choctaws. Chickasaws,
' 5 indies will cease

Uniteod States. They

it own as the Five Civ~

ii) 5', but the govermment
that they Jlaue faiiiéd

up to their name according
. micrican requirements of
3d rder for the Indian Ter-

a stem 00k is getting
031 kin pspines it After

-, hen others-.ome and cxasé
111g little things will not be
on bank-cl1ecks,fonon that

,"especialiy to per)

'had only 911.1?3519119!

. ‘ checks; and even the
hall, pacific, who have become ac—
tapes to them. will be heartllg

Stitched black taffeta bands‘ti-lm a
it or tell linen.
v y‘pret shirt Waist 01 line
1: ahnei is embroider‘d
‘ W 0:13;. ll Fr“ iii
_ t llnén trims a yacming cos-
,. purring linen

'i‘he butt us are
an as “$3.2...
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viii . nototteh
a pink arsenals combined
w3nuures‘ made up over; a

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it
yellow taffeta slip makes a ye'ry
town. it is trimmed with creadn
231191111 written recently ash

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. for a receipt for potpourri. All
3havo Imown about were made
prinhlink salt and fragrant spices
each day's gathering of rose pet-
Somewhere among my page para 1

6 W hit!
“imbibe:

Beast thus describes a

odel sicko slot.

we. which allow the sun to . .

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' press Victoria’s. parent.- who married

“ticket that}. w-ii 1.3“
buyback. and when the .

« noman celebpati‘dh direction deserves
. to be waimiy‘ seconded.

0:1} find be
iireprint .

. 111 secs pro to. with his ad-
1 his wile gram one of our Indian

he Rev. John: atherne Montgomery.

Philadelphia, '= hind who was conse-

neatly step mother of the distinguish-
ed Henry 13). Montgomery. 11.11.. a for»
mer metropolitan rector of high char-
actor.

Our old town, which is soon to cele-
brate its 290th existence year. has a
rich and recondite ancestral history.

.1 ~ is of its founder's
, _ . nibre’d young prince.
Edward 11.. Was sitting reading be-
heath one of its points windows when
is. , into his presence and
5 month acknowledged

0911 Britain; and it
has seen the peptide finale to at length
ascertain with positive accuracy the
wife of one ‘of that castle founders
itiu (Roger Ludiow. the purchaser of,
Norwslk) and, in one sense. the moth
er of our honored heritage.

In the interests of our rare old
story our citizens should now be wide
awake. Every effort put forth In the

GOVERNOR -I;PP011515I5'5|'S COMMIS—
t 1
maroon-131: resents—cmmor 1..
Lean today anhduti‘ctih inst hp‘had dé-
cided to appoint curtain Henry B
Carter. of Waterbury, us commission
or to the Charleston‘-Exposition in
1901-2. and the St. Louis Exposition in-
1903. at a salary of 51.20011 year. Ben.
jamin Lee. the Buffalo commissioner
expected the appointment, For the
voting machine cominission the gover-
nor stated that .M would reappoint
Samuel C. Hardin. cf Glastonbury. and
Henry M. Snell of Deep River The
third member will he a practical me
chanlc. but the selection has not been
made.
a.”

WilsHour ON cANAo‘IAN PACIFIC

BANGOR Me. June .29-:A report
has reached here from Creenviile that
there is a big washout on the Montreal
division of the Canadian Pacific rail.
mad about twenty- live miles west of
Megantic. due to heavy thunderstorms
l“thin train has passed through from Mon-
tieal since Thursday night. and report
has it that a wreck occurred at the
Washout on that day. As the wires
are down. attempts to ascertain the
facts have failed. it is imp n. how
ever that some of the trains f om Mon
treal have been cancelled on1 accouni
of the washout. but wh lher the one
reported wrecked was " before
lfgrnezc lied the danger at be

no 33305115 from fillers. 1-1 j .1

SCHOOL MASTER'S CLUB. :

marronn June saow'rne mi
school masters'fioiub lands sheep or
ga'nised in this“ lif‘boid its an-
nual meeting in this city Cato or 10.
the members meeting the even he be
fore the State Teachers Association.
The principal olilcers of the club are:
.9111 Verpiaucir of South Manchester.
W. EM M} o! ibis city. and Principal
Marcus rot the State Normal
School in New Britain. it"is expected
that a committee will be appointed to
consider the uniform course of study
for upgraded schools. that is for the
school sin the country districts.

mm

Man may require but little here be-

be. "the linear '

edrldge'a, to be princely eaten ‘

a. soul ANNUAL owmsuo ..
scorn seamen siyiacs BANK.

5 United is n11 pausing.
., .5 . South NerMiik. Conn,
‘ June 10 19.11.
The Board of Manattia'rs have this
day declared a dividend to depositors.
of interest at the rate of three and

the six months ending June 80,190].
1m. able on and after July 10,1901. 3,

to accounts and draw Interest from
July 1,1901.
GEORGE. F. BEARSE.

WDlViDEND NOTICE.

The Norwaik Savings Society. “
Norwaik. June 10. 1901.

half per cent. per annum for the cur
rent six months. will be credited to
depositors July 1 1.9.01, and paid to
them on and after my 10.
Per order of Directors.
C..E MILLER. Tress.

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FAIRFIELD couu'rv NATIONAL
BANK. a»
Nor-walk, Conn..’ June 21. 1901.

DIVIDEND. ,

The Board of Directors have this day
declared a dividend of three (8) per
cent payable on and after July 1.1901
L C. GREEN.

Cashier.

526 2w-

 

127 lit

The National Bank 1 Namath,
capo-132
Surplus and Profits. 589.000.

‘ norms.

Norwalk. Ct.. June 26. 1901.
The Directors of this bank have this
day declared a regular dividend of
three (3) per cent. and an extra divi
dead of one- -half 11/.) per cent. from
the earnings of the past six months.

payable on and after July 1. 1901.
H. P. PRICE. Cashier. ‘

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FOURNIER WINS AUTO RACE.

BERLIN. J1me 29~Fuornier was the
first of the automobile racers to arrive
here. He reached Berlin at 11:30 this
morning, and was tremendously cheer
edby a big crowd,

Glrsrdot passed the. winning post.
at the west end. second. arriving at
12: 08 p.111 Brasaier was .third. at
12: 36 p. 111.. and DeKuyft was fourth.
at 12:28 11.111

TOOK PARIS GREEN.

NAUGATUCK. June 29—Mi‘3. John
Aeismer. seventy years old. drank a
strong solution of Paris man. last
night. and died some hours later in
terrible agony. Despondency was the
cau’ae. The woman was a widow and
had no relatives so far as known.

NOW LIT HIM EXPLAIN.

Mrs. Wigaworth-wl used to be
afraid to do anything on Friday. but
now i regard that as my lucky day.
My husband and l were introduced on
Friday, and It was on Friday that he
asked me to marry him.

Mrs. Snipperlelxh-«isn‘t that fun-
nyf i heard him say not more than a
week ago that he had never started
anythlnl on Pride which he wasn't

 

iow,.but whenhe dies he is apt to set

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‘ sorry for afterwsr .

special Induoemema

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ova caucus atom chums BUTTER.

FLOUR, '

‘ hoAnu nanoL‘A'rafo stress it
55 this inturt pins ii: 1 1.3011111151583118.”

_ 15 LB can consumer cocoa.

income airlines. “
:3 Les. soar cosmos. _
1111.1. emu cusses. . :
is been manna.

Treasurer. j. 3

Igu12'rmoelnd1’
111.. and also ll to 8 p. 111., Seton
1m ‘

onohalf (3%) per cent. per annum for '

nterest not drawn will be credited -

Treasurer. .

Interest at the rate 01! three and one ,

abuse many animate and inanimate

111‘ .1. , 51‘th 111111
manner.

ocular? an. by fire I
' Japan 111. 1.5a r1911. . ‘

FOR LAUNCHES
AND SAIL BOA TS

SWPLEST ,
in the world
and easiest to start.

Willi: #111161 00.

.1 sorry, or 11.11:"

Saves many a dime‘In watch care. The
proper and timelnapplicatiou of one
single drop of oil will and live years to
this life of your watch. Lack of it
when lnseded twit can regulate it to
the ranks of t moi .ss timers. You may

things. but abuse your watch after it
strikes for less time or better care and
it will “set even" by quietly quitting
work at some he taut epoch of your
business life—dust when you need
timely hel. diagnose all watch
ailmeni'd'a d know what to do after
diagnosis. aTiulioiy nurse—timely watch.

HOMER 8. HO YT.
Graduate Optician.
Room 9. United Bank Building.
Office hours. B to 11:45. 12:15 to 6:30.
Saturday evenings, 7 to 9.

To the Board of County Commission-

ers of Fhlrfield, County: ~

1 hereby apply-tor a license to sell
Spirituous and intoxicating Liquors.
Ale. Lager Beer.‘lli1lne Wine. and Cl-
der at Chimmonallsland. Town of
Norwalk. My plane of business is
not located within 200 feet in a di-
rect line of a Church Edition or Public
School house. or the premises per-
taining thereto. or any Post Office.
Public Library or Cemetery.

Dated at New it. this 221] day of
June. A 11.1901.

WARREN E. SMITH. Applicant.

We; the undersigned electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law. of the
town of Norwalk. hereby endorse the
application of the above named Wur-
rcn E Smith for such license.
Dated at Norwalk. this 221] day or

June. A. 11.1901. .
William V1.00 5cls.ll‘ranl1.bl. r-.
rls. Frank‘ 'D.‘ ‘1 awton. Chris 15in

Swartn. John H

electors and tax
payers as defined law. of the town
of Norwalk. _‘

Dated at Norwallt. this 22d day of
June.A 1)., i901!

HERBERT B SMITH.

on . .
credit to whom dredit is due.don’t you?

 

Practical uM’h‘JJ‘H Your. but 1 make

arc.LB.:5L 8.FORIz.oow

55c. BAG: PER 33!... 54.40.
W, ‘ . 81.00.

I... 3 FOR use.

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are
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Town Clerk. '

HUMBOL’DT 110069. 8. OF H.
has elected officers as follows: > P
PresidenWohn Nonsebauer.

‘ Vice president-whence Hyman.

Corresponding Secretary T Otto
Dank/e
eli‘iu’anclalacerotary—~41octave Muel-

eThane officials Will be Installed
Thursday evening. July 11.11)} district
deputy and past grand president
John Moehrina. At this time also,
the president will announce the ap-
pointed officers.
. The term of cities upon which Mr.
Neukebauer is now entering is the
sixth consecutive one. which is the
record in the annals of the lodge.
John Moehring was also elected the
lodge's delegate to the grand lodge
meeting in Waterbury. July 25 and 20.

15555 W
“ SHERMAN COMMANDERY ELEC-

TION.

Sherman Commandery. U. 0 (1.0..
elected these ofllccra. last night for
the ensuing six months:

N. C. -—-George C. Meehau.

V. N C.-~Miss Annie M. Decker.

K. R.—-Gco’rgc C Cometock.

Wit—4111s. Sarah J. Benedict.

Treesurer—James Lycett.

F'. K R.—-iloward W. Doty'.

W. H—Geneva Decker.

W. 1. C.-—Loulse Romer.

W. O. G.——Fred E. Brothertou.

These officers will be installed by
Deputy Grand Commander Lady Ab
bay Palmcrton, of Bridgeport. July 12.
There will be degree work at that time

PIONEER CASTLE OFFICERS.

Pioneer Castle No. i. A. O. K. of M.
0.. elected the following officers last
evening. for the ensuing six months:

Commander—domes C McQuiilan.

Vice commander—«Frederick Hyatt.

Marshall—George Spicer.

Inside Guard—Coons Hewitt.

Trustee—Benjamin Bechtel.

The Esquire degree was worked on
one candidate.

COCKENOE TRIBE ELECTION.
Cockcnoe Tribe i O. R. M.. elected
the followip officers at its meeting

derick H. Bangor.
Senior sagamore—W. l. Comstock.
mililunior summers—George C. Mee-
Prophet—~Ceorge Murray.
These chiefs will be raised up next
F‘r iday.

HEAD UARTERS FER?
NATI ESTRAWBERRIES.
CUCUMBERS.

NATIVE PEAS

getting;

barrel of our past Flour.

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Humboldt. Indira Sons of Herman, 3

fl , a. black
around. deep house ‘ several

Darit Coio'r Wash hhirts.wltl1~l

e . .resnlar price 981;; now one.

‘ lue Duck Shirts, solid

aduated iiouuce. perfect

lilting and well made. a shed 31.110

skirt for 991:. 1

Plain. All Linen Crash Skirts. deep

hem, regular. price $1.25; now 951:.

Ladies? Fine 6211 ilty Lineni f
all over tucking. Jim deep auto 1119:;
pleated licence. very 'd
halt. worth 14; special __ .991

Printed Batiste Skirts,n “
each winter Mandi very' 1111931
lal, with floral [and not 11 "
man all over WP has

iportion; an .

the nobbiest summer skirt‘o til iii
ket7. real value 545. 98; on sale here

Handsome Linea Skirts. panel front, i White P. K. Skirts. heavy Well... :1- .
graduated licence. elaborately trim— dated flounce..made and Misha;

med all over with fine Hamburg laser
tiop. resuiar prices 1.4.75; on sale at
$3.

13191. Linen: Crash Skirts graduated
finance, with heading of self color
Hamburg insertion. worth at least
$1. 98 special price,,51.50.

'at oars.

best possible manner. vain
01.75.

with three rows wide iii/11151911
brcidery and six bias folds, has
ity P. K. perfect fitting. worth 24

1

.A 11th 1119111111111
SHIRT WAISTSALE

begins here to— dav. Had we the space to spare we would '

g1ve itaquarter page advertisement as 1t deserves but we-
haven’ t. Here are the facts, however.’ 1n fine print:

15 dozen Sample Wulsts. white and
colored. Lawns, Pelgcales, Batiste and

Chambray, all have bishop sleeves.
many with sailor collars and tucked
chemisette. also button back waist.
Most of these are such as have been
retailing at 51.25am! 51.50. The price
we paid enables us to place them on
sale at 98c. ‘

10 dozen Ladiee' Shirt Walsts, strip-
ed percales. tucked front and back, al-
so plain color and striped Chambrays.
regular price 98st today, 75c.

A large assortment of dainty line
Lawn Shirt Waists. the most exquisite
creations of the season, at 51.98 to $4.

 

 

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Ladies' Shirt Waist Suits gram 95o ; .
to $6.98. . .1‘

Ladies All Wool. tailor-made Walls-

ing Suits. new fall styles. just the shit;
for traveling and vacation use. 111512;

Ladies' Black and Gray Sicilian 3111—.
llantine Suits. llounceskirt 111111.91th -
Jacket. trimmed with‘ stitched satin
band, a nice light weight summer suit,
for $8. 50.

Very pretty styles in Children‘s

White Dresses, ages 4 to 14 years; at
less than you would pay for the
making.

Children's Sailor Suits and Misses?
Shirt Waists in Grea5t Variety.

Special Showing of Ladies' and Men' s. Bathing Smts.

 

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GEORGIA PEACHES.
BEETS.
WAX BEANS

Powder.

Everybody has an equal chance; so come and try your luclt 5
5 While;you are here. see the beautiful presents we are giving My fre‘
‘5 mcofieux 5 ‘ '
5 ”€555 ., ._

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‘ sensuous cam. has.

THE PLACE HOR BUSINESS

RELIABLE GOODS. LOW PRICES. CLEANLINESS. COURTEOUS TREATMENT. OUR
PROMPT METHODS OF DOING BUSINESS,

places this store in the front rank, where we are going to stay. And don’t you forget it!
Are you acquainted with out? gen erous advertising oiier? If not, call and we will introduce you.

YOU WANT OUR GOODS

MUSK MELONS.
ASPARAGUS. *1 1‘ ,

. . ETC» ETC. ’
The virtue of CRACKERS are 1n the FRESHNESS. We have a full line 01.; assay .
Crackers and Wafers 1n all varieties. Our large sales guarantee their freshness.

OUR SUTTER is the pride of our stores-fresh and sweet. Are you suited with what 5310‘

on get your money’s worth and satisfiction with everythinI g you purchase here. 3 I

Sniit’s Pride Soap. Sniil’s Wool Soap. and Smith

ham 05.35 “MI Worth .of these excellent Soaps will be entitled to‘ r 3 ‘1