Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 23, 1901 · page 4

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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. ro Almanac for Tomorrow.
Kim 8:14: Iota 4:58.

till til. 9.111.; 8:03 p.111. '
that! communication! for
should he addressed to The
Fomnal lotter- not desired.

 

of Maryland condemning the
of the legislature. in spec—
salon, in adopting a new
in law, designed to distran~
the illiterate negroes. While
01 expected that those who
lindthe new law will derive
specialadvantage from it, its
mom: is regarded by the
_ e as an indication of a pur-
Zto further weaken the laws,
protect the freedom and
‘ . of the suffrage. The pledge
e Republicans in the State
cation to repeal the new elec—'
law, and to enact a' corrupt
the act, is noted, as also the
five scion of the Democratic
[volition 011 these subjects;
. totersa’re urged to put, aside
Asanship‘i nthe choice of them
of the legislature. ‘

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

‘tisiness prosperity is always
cted in post-oil‘ice receipts.
fifty largest post—oilices show
not increase in the month of
itcmber of $323,822.0r 8.2 per
over their receipts for Sep—
lief of last yeaf. The New
“likfoffico re orts the largest
" increase: ‘ ,912 or 8:2 pe'r
' ‘ on receipts of $881,511 ; Chi-
1 11 increase of $8,613, or 1.2
at; Philad, iphia, $44.03o, or
per cent. he highest per-
tage of increase was 28.8 per
.1. credited to Los Angeles.
ifornia. jersey City was one
the two oflices reporting a loss
mpared with last year—$3,760
‘ eceipts 0f $1§,325, or 17.2 per
”nil .

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llhough fashionable,. neither Mons
"tong coats are new. The new mod-
ems to be. the throenuartor length
title is a favorite for the velvet coa-
_, o." .1 notice some who select this
item economize in velvet by having
” n1 skirt underneath the coat at
back. it is 1 inhalation whether
. ll altogether loatisfactory, for
its are many times. when the skirt
,_ wires-madam lid duty‘vmh ’nilie
‘ on dressy occasions if it were
‘all the way! ‘ "

, planning what to trim a pink
with one's ilrst,thought is black
flint. while this is always good
okos'a very attractive combina-
.I,ott.«:.ohadq. of. .green will be.
very pleasing. too. White
0 china. that soft material
seems to have body without hay-
nd drapes so nicely is just the.
r the part nearest the face and
., outcome.

'0 very simple matter to make a
robe. There's no mung and little
as. and every member». f the

jjono of these useful garments. t-
,»for warm weather and wool for
1-, unless one keeps the house.

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mttiegt of all units ‘ ml

Mthat‘il to be served
be found that a giblet butter
, o‘er the toast ‘before‘l‘ttéroceggs
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'md‘botler‘l‘ untl torn wade;
Willi.., , . made . ,
little 3 ill; water in ghicliptflayl
od. lhgethsr with an equal.
of butter, a little chopped pars.
my! drops of, lemon juice. and!
of cayenne. Some thrifty house-
' swaths glblota when chicks,
, earkoy'ore cooked. and prepare

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oat day. '

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TheSouthNorwalk
Trust Co. ‘

Our» facilitlelfor handling out of
town checks and collections are of the
best, as we have some of the largest
banks of the country among our cor-
respondents.

Accounts of Manufacturers,
chants and individuals solicited.

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iuilwrs’ and

To the Dopesltors of The South Nor-
walk Savings Bank:

According to the established custom
of this bank, we have just completed a
thorough examination of its affairs and
accounts, and made a detailed list of
all notes and other assets, compared
these with the books, and finding some
correct have reported the detailed list
to the Bank Commissioners.

We have made a critical exumina»
tlon of‘ each note, and all securities,
counted the cash, examined the bal-
ances due as reports (1 by other banks.
and find all correct. and that loans and
other assetsaro well secured.

The affairs of the bank are in excel-
lent condition, and its business has
largely increased over any former
statement. The bank has been well
and ably managed. and we commend
the systém and conservative methods
employed in administering the some.

Respectfully submitted,
JACOB M. LAY'I‘ON.
CHRISTIAN SWARTZ.
Auditors.

 

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Notice is hereby given that the following is a list or the persons assessed
benefits and damages, as the case may be, resulting and accruing from the
taking oiland along Prospect street, in this city, from Hamilton avenue to
Lowe street, for the public use, and for the layout. enlarging. grading and
widening of said street. with the amount of their respective assessments.
as embodied in the report of the Com nllttoe of ii‘reeholders. as modified,_ac-
copied and adopted by the Council of this city. October 21. 1901:

 

Benefits
over
Owners: Benefits. Damages Damages
E. A. Woodward. s 119.00 3 36.00 3 83.00
George C. Lockwood. 210.00 80.00 130.00
Heirs of L. H. Moore, 223.00 50.00 173.00
Cornelia H. Hoyt, 77.00 77.00
Charles Anderson, 33.00 33.00
Royal G. Millard. 30.00 £21.00 111.00
Cornelia H. Hoyt. 111.00 311.00 80.00
Herman Quittnor, 111.00 111.00
Dudley 10. Hoyt. 238.00 ., 1.00 337.00
The B. ll. l‘lm‘t‘c Jr. (‘11.. 73.00 «“V ’ 13.00
Julia V. Mater. 45.00 45.00
Abby M. Clark, 55.00 50.00
, $1,337.00 $335.00 $1,002.00
South Norwalk. October 22. 1001. 4

Per order of the Council,

JOSEPH R. TAYLOR.

02:! 3t City Clerk.

, lay, of Danbury.

“ R. Paton. of Hartford.

 

 

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. ‘2 $200Worth1'ol Presents Given Awall. '

You-don‘t have to buy—we do this Just to advertise our beautiful property.

111101116 Your “ Wants" in The Sentinel.

FOSTER PARK.

Ludios’ Day.

Home 0:11th” to 3125.

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$5 Down. . $1 per Week.

No taxes, no interest! Do you want to

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improvements bound to some. ‘Factorios bound to come. New trolley to
pass the property will double inevaluo. '

hum or!

100 lots Ioldwyou can can locationlfqyou hurry. 001112 to our grand sale .
rnunanar and. Million; meanness AT 2 newbie to it cocoon. .;
Park. llaplo avenue. am Norwallr. on minutes‘ without thrills

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ty-third biennial session at the Odd
Followa' ball in" New Haven. yester—
day and elected the following ofileora
for the annulus term:

Grand dictator~Frederick G. How-

Grand vice dictator—C. H. Friedan-
that. of Bethei. 2 .
,1‘Grand assistant dictator—Edward

"tarand reporterwharles W. Skiff.
of Danhury.

Grand treasurer-10. H. Talcott. of
Torrington.

Grand chaplain-Davld Dickinson. of
Morldon.

Grand guide—44. Hatchmau.
Bridgeport.

Grand guardian—~Oscar W. Cook, of
New Haven.

Grand sentinel—Charles Rana, of
New Milford.

Past grand dictator—Joseph L. Baa-
sott, of Anaonia.

Representative to Supreme Lodge
for l902-3-.loscph L. Baasstt. of An
sonic. 1

Representative to Supreme hodse
for 1902-Cnrlos Smith, of New Ha-
yon.

Alternate to Supreme Lodge for
l902-3-Edward R. Fallon.

Alternate to Supreme Lodge for
iiillZ—(leorge R. Unborn. of Bridgeport.

First trustecbli. H. Chamberlain. of
Ansonla.

Second trustee—~Albert 1“. Lord.
of Thompsonville.

Third trustee—George R. Osborn, of
Bridgeport.

During the afternoon D. G. Riggs. of
Boston. the supreme dictator of the
Knights of Honor for the United
States. gave a highly interesting and
instructive fraternal and business
talk. demonstrating the solid and per-
manent basis and true business mo-
thods of the order at the present time.

The subject of holding annual in-
stead of biennial sessions was dis-
cussed. but no action was taken.

Joseph 1.. Bassett.’of Ansonia. grand
dictator for the past two years. pro»
aided ”over the meeting.

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Mr. Neggsby-J'Why don't you spend
your nights at home? i always do."

Naggaby~“1’erhaps. my dear that
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Granite Steel War 653
We purchased from the New York Auction about a car load of.
granite steel ware at one—third less than regular price and .we pro~
pose giving out customers the benefit of our large purchase "by
making the prices lower than wholesale. The price on these goods

has been advancing for the past few months ’till the manufactur~
crs ask more for the goods than we will ask during this sale.

Milk Pans, 9c., 11c., 15c., 21c. and 23c., worth Izfic, 15c., 21c.,
29c. and 35c. . ‘ . “

Pudding Pans, 12c., 19c, 21c. and 23d, worth 17c., 25c., 35c. and
39C- -
Lipped Sauce Pans, 25c., worth 39c. ’ ' l
Collandars, 25c, worth 31c. ‘

Wash Basins. 13c., the. and 29c.. worth 19c, 25c; and 35c.

Preserving Kettles, 21c.. 25c. and 27c., worth 250, 33c. and 371:.

Bread Pans, 19c, worth 29c.

Fry Pans, 25c, worth 35c.

Rice Boilers, 39c., 42c. and 59c. worth 60c.. 65c. and 75c.

Frena Boilers, 35c. and 45c., worth 50c and 60c.

Milk Kettles, 25c. and 39c., worth 39c and 50c.

Oblong‘Pans, 36c, worth 49c. ‘

Cuspidors, are, worth 29c.

2—qt. Buckets, 16c. worth 25c. ‘ J ‘

Cake Moulds, 21c., worth 35c. , 7 '5 ‘

Oil Cans, 31c.. worth ’45c.

Water Carriers. 45c.” worth 98c.

M uffin Pans, 17c.. worth 29c.

Dippcrs. 9c. and lOC., worth 15c. and 19c.

Sauce 1‘ans,22c.. 25c. and 32c.. worth 33c., 39c. and 43c.

Tea Pots and Coffee Pots, 27c, 33c. and 39c., worh 35c., 39c. and
450

Berlin Kettles. 27c. and 36c, worth 43c. and 49c.

Cotter Boilers, 69c.. worth $145.

Pie Plates. 8c. and 10c., worth 10c. and 12c.

Tea Kettles, 33c, 39c. and 49c, worth 45c., 49c. and 75c.

Coffee Pots, 49o, worth 75c.

 

 

 

 

 

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