Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, July 19, 1901 · page 4

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to $11 port‘s piessure
000 pounds; to the.
To break a slab of
'1 weight of mainly

from the height of
a ntcessnry. bThis
is being laid down
of its inventor in
, as where the traf~

1all-yheavyult' at the
‘ . pavement has
. 1:11ity has un-
dopt it on a 1.11 gc‘
M Catcher who evi-

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

'irolina, has
, of the leading cotton
'” g centers in the
d any thousands of 0
en'iployed in the hill 1'1
limitations are now in
establish mailing
‘e ‘vz-u 10116. mill settle
"d the city Rooms.
urod at each mill :1
established and
5 131 c of some 1111111150
"10 will Cflltgll for. it
Sc reading rooms will
”i ‘ Week and others
S 50011 as arrange.—
,‘mailc The success
oughtful provision for
e is made possnhlo by

story The» bgs
"o i: it seems, when
.c 055 a river, have
i’fioulty 1n dolng’so'

co cct 051 5,5

5 «mill gig,“
‘tl‘iyelpiug :19 'l’ond

alligators 13.170

put by the 1101. ,

 

11164 says the‘Eldit—
00k out fol the
‘11, If anybody, it
ruled about light
seriously of light-

iii-rho 1.11.001.

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, purposes but should be used with tol-
- logo

‘ possession as it' can be worn late into
the fall

milk wood and cucumber cream 1’01
tan and sunburn.

ply dipping holorod wouh drosuou
salted water will set their color.
try it and wonder that. the goods i‘ndo
A better way is to dissolve the

let stand till cool

'orage drossmnlier doesn’ t. attompt, and-

win !tmth' insertion and rufilc of late

' with handles. tho small ripe melons ho

‘ out out the pulp into tiriy i) 00119 that

f at that alligators ‘

0.}: by the state :unsorintlonilL

to he struck by ;

in not especially] ,
tit'a‘ good thrifty tree ‘

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Honther is yoly pretty for mlilinory

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A hat of black tulle in a very good

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Some people haven notion that 1111511
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They

nit in

boiling water. put in the cloth , 11nd

The lowobt part of the 11 outs of the
newest Etonu and [mining do not 101ml)
('. lose to the form but stand out nlightly
all it to mulch room for, at loiint 1 not
or,unh tho blouse beneath. This is
very becoming to those who wish to
conceal n scanty form.

The yoke“ and collar all in one is ono
of the present fashions which the av-

1511 when we see a bodice mode in this
way wé at once sotilt down as nbovu
1|on oidinury‘ anti know it 10 right in
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The cloth whloh adorns the table 111
luncheon is very elabomtoly tilmmed

or lt‘riiny be? of 11.11 heliutl drawn woik
Olie V'niios this with the uentrr cloth
.111d dolllos it tho table has u very
handsome polish.

 

A mlas‘s costume of plaid linen 1.
trimmed with bonds of White llnon. ii
is out with slightly flared nltll‘t 11nd [ill
on woin ovor n shiltwnint of white
lawn The (01101 or the 1?. ton is very
lnrg‘o of tho white 01' hourgl- and h'
hold loin ihm' (it tho fl 0111 with a bind!
taffeta knot

ll. tnlios but 11 low Tilomentu to cut
rho breakfast. melons into luhoy shape:
11nd if there one no oer vunta 0111: or the
wilds will probably take delight in help
lug As pretty as any :11 v the baskets
lug first 1’01 thoso.Aft£11-th soods are
am be towed lightly hack into on. bus
hots. The whole must be very bold
being taken from the too for piepuru-

 

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Five Paragraphs of Mrs. ‘Hall'a Com
plaint Stricken Out. .

Another atop was token yesterday.
in the suit recently lnutituted by Mrn.
llolon li’ottn lluil against tho Bridgi-
port. Trust (11., the utlminlstrntor of
one (looige 11‘.Gllm1in eututo. Henry
C. White at New. Haydn; aotini‘: as
mnnter in rhuncorv tllod a report in
the Unltéd Staten court. in Hmtford
on‘ the exceptions taken by the defend-
ant to the bill of complaint
The suit wns originally brought in
the superior court in Bridgeport but
owing to the fact that the parties to
thé action molded in two dimeront
states. it was transferred to the United
Status court for trial.

After its transferml, the Bridgeport
Trust Co. took exception to 13 para-
grnphs in Mrs. Hull's complaint, on
the ground of importlnenon. The mat-
tor was roterod to Henry C. White.
of New Haven, as master in ohunoery.
ills report. tiled yesterday, finds that
live nurtupnphs should be expongod
and eight should remain

One or the principal routines of the
report is the elision of tho 11111 agrnph
of the complaint which alleges that
Mr. Gilman neglected to make :1 will
and died intestate.

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YACHTS SAIL FOR NORWALK. I

 

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Brooklyn Boats Left Morris Cove, New
Haven. This Morning.

NEW HAVEN. July 19~Th11 ,lh'ook-
lyu Yacht Club float. left. Morris Cove
this morning for Norwulh. Emil SWen
son. 11 anllor on Commodoru llumph
rry'n yacht Kangaroo. loll ovorhourd
'Ind won drowned just boloro tho nturt
l‘ho body was reoovorod.

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MISSING GlRL LOCATED.

GOSHRN, lud., July lit—drone Cnn
hing. tho mysterious girl found 110111
hero several days ago nudwho claims
(1 hnvo been abducted from Now Hm
you. (101111.. has not. boon identified.
l‘ho girl still insists that she is hoir~
1'80 to 11 $300,000 (130110 at Galveston.
Toms. The police hnvo boon linked
to uncertain if Abe is Berthu Amullish.
who in said to have recently disappear-
1d from the Mount Holyoko seminary

WANT GENERAL BUCHANAN.

ST LOUIS 010., July ill—~11 in stut-
1d born that negotiations :11:- iu [no
gross etweon the Louisiana Pun-1111110
Expos Ion Company and Dirertor (len

 

 

lion and put back there before serving

MAY BECOME STATE, ISSUE.

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or Thorpe'g Suitr

‘. There 1.. 11 nohsihility
l). Sherwood Thorpo 111‘;

Mon 5 unnoclntion being mado on lasuo

éi‘rbo qhos

.al‘tlonrr- tholVed in the unit? 1'0 of vital
elation in the stain At the meeting
or tho'dirootors oi the Bridgeport Bus-
iness Man’s association yesterday of-
tornodn 'no action was; taken ‘ 11 reldtion
to the mount attachment 0 property
belonging to tho directoru, owing to the
nhnonco at Attorney Curl Foster. coun-

ol the matter in 0 formal way was
pontponod until next Tuoadny after
noon at 4 (10101.11 when it in hoped
l’ro uldont iluinn ll Jackson of tho
State linslnosn Mon' 3 articulation. and
11011111111, Attorney Jotto‘ph l. harbour
of Hartford w 111' be present.

. NEW 11090 POTATOES EXTRA LARGE
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Business Men‘ 11 Asaociatlor1 to Cogsld -
10 ill of ‘
INNh‘Nt fliegdl

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lnteiont to every business mén’ s 118110 11

ml for the nanooiutlon. Consideration ‘

oral-William l1. Buchanan. of the Pan-
American Exposition, to secure his
services an the representative of the
oxponltion company among the states
of Control and South America.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Sore Throat?
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310N100
Balm.

10c. 25c. 50c.
or “.00

Baxter’s or, Pliiisted's.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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South Norwalk, Coho. 1.

. annum.

‘ , to 3 p. 111., and also 6 to 8 p. 111.. sutur-

 

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the interest to be credited to the
depositms in the Sayings Departv
meut, July 151., 1901. shall be at
the rate of four (4) per cont. per

CHARLESF .. HOYT,
Treasurer.
Business hours. 0 to 12 a. m... and 1

day evqnlnm.

 

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has gone into our books, and May be
drawn at any time. Those who prefer
to let their interest remain, can have
same entered on their pm books at
their convenienoé.

. The
South Narwalk
Savings Bank

unrrso wool 1301151116.

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ramp and ‘Ndccrissrut

Gill NATIONAL BANK

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

Capital. 3100.000. 00
Surplus. MOQ 000,100
Other Prams, 328.000 00

101111 ll. FERRIS'. Pmslilent.
JACOB NI. IA‘H‘GN. Cashier.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

DIRECTORS:
John H. Ferric Henry Seymour
lJohn H. Knapp Christian Sworn
'John H. Light E. H. Mathowlon
‘Jouiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
.1. Wallace Marvin.

 

Accounts Solioilod.

 

Taylor N: Golden,

35111. mi. 15 AND

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LINCOLN STORAGE WAREROUSE
n wamlndian smut. '
SOUTH NORWALK. cONN '

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The trustees have ordel'od that?

. of éoallng up preparatory to their cum~

 

' Yacht Club’s cr‘ulsé. which begins Mon

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The three kinds 0! Trade Marks
want 00 presented tor rocker.

All flint-clan Itoreo nail the Ozone
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Preparing (or tho Cruise to the Arctic
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ST. MICHALE. Alaska, July

Shank: whom. 'uny 19411111 virliallug‘

steam schooner Belvldero, Ka‘rluck.

Jeanette and William Buyllea are now

in St.Mich11el harbor fur the purpose

via.

mor cruise in tho Arctic ocean. They.
have born out" from so. F‘muclsco tour
montha and the Belvldere made almost
a record breaking catch of nine whales
Of the other three, the Kurlnck ban tak-
en one whom And the otbér tum 110110..
The Whalers report that as for north
on Point Hope. in the Arctic ocean there
was very little. too and they Were. great»
y1.,lsurprlsed to find the ice blockade in
Ht.’ Michael humor.

UNCOWA DAN DISASTER.
Michele Ricclo. ltnlion consular ag-
ont at New lluvon. was in Bi idgoport
to inquire into the accident at Sump

01 tar. which mouthed in the donth of
three Italians 111111 the injury of sev
oral 0111.15.11.) unnamed sntloflod
with the roprouontatlvos or B. ,D.
Pierce J1. Co. who invite the tulleot
investigation. At bin request Louis E.
Richards was appointed iiiimlnlstrator
of the estates of the 11000113011 by the
Probate court.

cousriruriou FLOATED.

BRISTOL, R. l.. July ill-The cup
(idlender Constitution was floated to
day and her crew mode randy for 1"
trip to. Glen Cove for the New

 

 

day. A11 soon as the yacht was moored
:1 diver weutuinwn (from 11 wow and
cleaned the spots on tho underbody
where she rested on the out) of the.
raiiwny puppets. MohpWhlle"tl1e top
most was sent up and keyed, and the
rigging made tnut Then the mainsml
which has. mini iigoi‘tt 3:118 bent.
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RAILWAY MORTGAGED $3,500,000.
ROCHESTER. N Y. July ill—A
mortgage was mud in the county
olrrk's oflloe by the Buffalo. Niagara
101116 and Rochester Railway'Compnny
for 3350.000. it covers the ,ontire 1111-
sets of the road; Sutro Bros.,ot‘ New
York City. bunkers and brokers, are
.tho‘ .mortgugeos,_ The money will be
used'to build roads, Work on which
will be started immediately
By some other id considered superior
to bonzlno or gasolene for removing
grouse spots. Begin at the outside of
the spot and work toward the center
nbsorbln the loosened mutter there

 

 

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.Ft‘fly Cents, is about the way pitta: are mar/tied for tomorrow :51-
seIIt‘ng.
If you babe any money to spare think you ll 5
returns for it at this sale. ‘

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Ladics’ 75c. Wflte Waists, made with Hamburg inac‘rtih’gs.

Ladios’ 50c. Muslin Gowns, trimmings of fine tucking an
sertings,

We sold over 50 dozen within a week.

98c. Colored Shirt Waists, big‘ assortment of styles,

All our fine White Waists, regular prices $2. 98, $3. 50, $3. 98, _

Dotted Lawn and Percale Shirt Waist Suits, were $2. 50 an, .,
$2 75.

Fine Quality, All Linen Skirta, a great variety of styles, all n
this seasonuregular prices $3.50, $3.75 and $3.98, choice of '
the line at $11.98.
Ladies' Summer Skirts, light and dark effects, fine Irwin
and memorized goods, in foulard silk designs, three 111131058;
graduated on bottom, a very dressy skirt, regular prié.
$3.50. for

About adozen Childrens’ White Dresses, all new styles, 5‘12“
4 to 14 years, at one~third less than regular prices, .

Ladies Blue and Black Brilliantine Bathing Suits, fine material .5 '
trimmed with white braid, finished with sailor collar and}.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

iour-in-hand tie, regular price $3.50, this week, $21.08.
Full Bleached Table Damask. good weight, 58 inches wide, 1191:.
All-linen Russia Crash 12%;. quauty, ' ' all/‘51:.
Willimantic Spool Cotton, 200 yard spools, 3c.
Ladies Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, .3 11%;.
Boys’ and Girls’ Fine Ribbed Hose. 19c. quality. we.
Ladies‘ Fine Ribbed Vests, lace trimmed, worth 19c., » 301:.
Men 5 Grey Shirts and Drawers, 25c. quality, 170.

Printed Lawns, Dimities and Crinkled Soersuckers, regular ‘3

 

 

prices 12% and 150. ., 5.8.1:.
500 dozeny'l‘in Top Jelly Tumblers, the dozen, 29¢. ‘
Car load of Mason's Fruit Jars, quarts or pints, the dozen, 690,.
50c. Lace Trimmed Corset Covers. We’ve secured another 25
dozen, 5 31¢.
Plain Cambric Corset Covers, high neck, felled seams, regular "
price 105/20. at ‘ 915.
Ladies’ Fine Cambric Umbrella Drawers, lace trimmed, reg- _
ular price 750., now 470.
Ladies’ Bathing Suits in all the new stylgs. We are

 

with blot ors placed on either side.

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I THERE’S NOTHING LIKE OUR GOODS] ~

"THERE I558 NOTHING LIKE OUR SWEET ROSY BUTTER, FRESH COUNTRY EGGR

 

Have you seen our hypnotic .oi’for, call andbe in the swim.

offering excellent values for first grade goods.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

' . FANCY CRACKERS -
HRARQUARTERS FOR FRUIT AND. VEGETABLES.
Oranges, Bananas, Peaches, Pineapples, Pens, Wax Beans, Lettuce, Beets. Blackberrios. To.
matoes, Watc‘rmrlons. Muskmclons, etc. '
We study to pleura our patrons. and offer the beat the market affords at lowest bath prions. l '1

 
 
 
 
 

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0801111 (hookers, pai- 111.,

260. Lemon (latter, per 111.,

250 (linger sushi, per inf,
£10 Nip N11121:. per in...
to 0111011911.}:

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nation. Hum ‘l

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