More 1‘... 1115514151 13
‘ Waaael having left the
. ins ‘ ' ’,
11.25115 company will
ary bond. and ‘ the
. 11551311315 11 storokeeo
.. tor the product and make
‘1 ”cu, touch that
‘ what a liking young slu-
316118 words and Latin
‘ tor of‘the church. He
mnry 101‘ the mobile:
ére seventy men in {he
éleven of whom have
lhér are found to be in
181519 occupations, doing
‘ln the world No criminal
' entire lot ‘
these facts, fll
. organ 0! the colored race
."311 auction spoils V
5 for his 11111111,.3‘0
‘ 'to‘ 1111095 that aor'v‘e not by worlie
zalone, but by the a‘p’IrIt of love.
3,1113 require» 20011 horrid-mils
‘ oarhlovin's lion‘s/1110.115
Iother 1531mm the why 11
11 Will give the heel
1115.
in not neceaaary t‘o, (100.1113 dosigdo
would be carried out without us. 91)
,1 5111111 ,We do should be done. not with
the thcuvght of doing his work but
flood, r3tlre11.. a
‘ duty on a‘m
Board 355515113»
11)., February. 9
hey. Connecticut N
connecilout National Guard.
of Colonel William E Cone, retired.
‘ilniautry and captain William
Stark, inspector of email arms pro
‘. 91121501011314.1111. ,1
ion 13". Borneo. retired. and Captain ,1», 1
William M. Stark; 1111111551111 0111131311 '
urmu practice, Third 11191111511111.5333. :,
tionni Sunni,” 111w ”‘
lulled 331115135111 1);! ”the Fluolnininii .
aid for the bxarhlnhtlo‘n or 01110511511. g
1e ‘
hoard as now constituted wm commit ‘
Colonel Lucien F. ’llnrpee, retired Mir ~‘
‘lor Gilbert L: Fitch, Fourth llcgirnent.- ,1
lice. 'l‘hird Regiment. Infantry, 0011- ‘
1. ,‘ura‘a delivered by Mayor Sweeney and
“ ‘and Analatant Secretary T111110
‘ domicile wore taken up. So for noth-
, lug has been given out but It 111? he.
licvod a content is on over 1113 11111111112; ‘
with the sweet spirit or service. Sonic necticut National Guard. The, [ward
think, like the man with the one till 1qu re- convene at 111111 011100. May 5
out. because they cannot do some 6 and 7 1902,1119 Uoldck 3‘. in. each
grgat thing they will do nothing. Some day, and make return to this depart:
of the swecicet service the preacher: meat 01 the name and rank of each 0"
Reserve Banks ' "
Duo from other 3311113. ‘
Banking Hon-“e. '
$253,315.15
3 45,058.02
$16,569.63
1111? NIca‘rn ,
The war. which was played 11mm
donor in the first presentation of The:
{“I‘md ever knowu Was il‘om ‘the 311m;- ins
so called, lusil Waiting. So that we'.‘
when we have done all that in com
1113 ed. are unprofitable servant‘s. ‘
In the evening. 1151‘. Moore preached
(to 0111 John II: "All Thou be 9531
should me. or do we 10011101“ 3110111
,A very strange question from‘
w a very beautifully and
11131111311 by the new pesto.
1 POPULAR AM USEMENTS
'1‘ o" ‘5- 3555505 55515311
Thom mas Jailerao‘n as "Rip Van Win-
‘ hie": 11 announced with real. pleasure
by Manager 110311.15 3p1§ear at Hoyt'a cl
Theatre tonight. It has been 3 posed
for yours that When Joseph .112 erson
retired from the stage, which he was
15:51:31.5 do 11131. 3338011. neocount cf-
linens that there was
”him and perforce the
11151 1111131 be put 1191111313111 the suc-
cess
genalllble, ‘no man whose place cannot
on
3:51:53 to be a capable. painstaking ac-
i ,‘strious father’s footsteps.
the part of “RI ”'
He
the 5311111 doi-
it so" famous
gestures. in-
5 ,: on business are all the
, l! ‘ “he or! 1131 and he could
not 1131* had 11 better example to fol-
low
THE MAN 0' WARS MAN“
During Mt. Silea‘a abort engagement
it Hoyt's' Theatre, commencing next
Wednesday evening The Man 0’ We
‘dad will be given at one of the per
Normsnces. The Man 0' Wars Man 13
._ 'n itself a prophecy; as when the theme;
‘51 the play was first thought, out by Mr
1 ea
hat 1 11:11:13 Canal would new
11‘ be built land the idea or war with
"ipain was considered next to ridicu-
‘o‘us Since the play has been 111011115
‘11 a bill 3 been passed by 001151
‘alii'ylh lie treaty made between
’lreat Britgxaand (his country, and
n Canal, is to be a reol~
ty.
Vian Q'Wars Man. has been actually
’ou’gll‘t, and gloriously won by the Unit.-
111 Status 01 America. ‘ ~
,YON YO SON AT HOYT’S.
Knutc Erickson with a. good new
any..at Hoyt’s last night delimited
.1 151301! audience in the play entitled
c ,
er 1
dialect. and Imper-
Ol‘k
who had heralded 11151115331311“
June to one j
1113 son. Thomas. last season in 1
but nether prool‘ that no man 13 lndis- .
Thomas Jefferson E8 “Rip"?
and one. that would soon follow in ‘
most taken for granted'
The Icading role was:
to u an
i hear 0111111111192,de the, ‘roauit of such
examination in detail For diem pay.
In accordance with rank, lid tl‘anspcr
’ lotion only, will he allo ,
lowing oflicera are here
1 appear nature the Examining Board at
111350 desiccated. in undress uu‘ilorm
with sword:
Lamp; Captain Francis P. Homo.
Company H Flrarlnlantry.Firsumeua1‘ 1 5 ‘
account Frederick P Wood Battalion 1 ‘
1‘ Adjutant, Fourth _ ,e‘xime‘nt.
1 First Lieutenant din—y c. C‘happeli
company D. infantry; 1"1‘11‘31
Lieutenant John 311151 Company
1. Fourth Imam First Lieutenant
1.101111 L. Purcell company 11.1111111111-
irantry: Second Lieutenant John .1
Quinn, Company I) First inlanil‘y. .
May 7 Second Lieutenant John .l.\
NicNamara. Company E. Fourth Inlau
,try‘; Second Lieutenant Haulord L
iCurtis Company E. First infantry;
Second Lieutenant Griswold Bragaw.
Company , Third infantry: Second
Lieutcnen Thomas 11211111111112. Com
“any (1 First Inlantry; Second Lie‘u- ‘11
13113111 Charles C Mueller 0011111351
1) Fourth lnfsntrv; Second Lieuten
1 ant Thomas F. Mullen .112. Company ii
i First. Infantry
, Colonel 0551111 W Hendrie com
‘ mall‘diuz Brigade, gunnectlcut Nation
; 31 (11131-11713 hereby ordered the 011111113
1 nice of infantry, Hospital Come. See-
‘1 lions 01‘ Machine Gun Battery. First
Company Coast Artillery, Platoons oi:
Light Artillery, and Troop A or his
command. to parade one day during
the month 01 May. ploxinio, in their
respective towns under orders or. the
Regimental.‘ Company and Battery
Commanders Organizations Will do
vote a portion 01 the day to ride prac-
lice under orders or. theool‘n'mandanta
and supervision of the Regimental In
‘ snculor or Small Arms Practice. and
lilo real or the day to such drill as the
Commandant shall direct including in-
strucllon in guard duty and extended
order: Colonel Hendrle is hereby
authorized to Kraut permission for the
Corps one day in“ the month of May.
, proximo.
WE‘DDED“ IN BIDGEFIELD.
Min Abbie Rockwell Become: the
- ‘1‘ Bride of 0,6
A .
Ricocheidpm yesterday ’aitara‘oon. at 1
o'clock. when Miss Abbie Rockwell
.1 daughter or Joel Rockwell. became the
5° bride or floured Young. of Canton.
01110.7‘115 ceremony was performed by
.‘ Rev. W.‘ W. More. pastor of Dwight
iGburch New Haven; 31. the handsome
. _ meme of the brides lather. on. East
‘ 1 Ridge, before an aaacmblage of nearly
one hundred relatives and friends
Two of the bride‘a alalsrs. Helen and
iJennle.,were the bridcmai‘ds.‘ while 111-
1 New Illaven, read:
‘11 séver‘al ct his class
menus “represent. and had all man-
nor 0: fun p 3113qu trunkh. baggage
‘ ma comma
. ‘Eixc'l‘rnll .Qiniard
. ., Henry, 11913115553515
“‘9 i M
‘ State Tax.
51111111313151.5113: 511115. Hal‘tiord. .
,1 May 5 Major Richard 1'. Freeman. Jr. .
1 Brigade inspector of Small Arms Prac- '
1‘ xiice and Ordnance Oillcur; Captain?“
“ rank 1‘) Dayton, Brigade Aideede-
‘t‘euant James H. .
'lll'ignde Signal Corps to parade as a ‘
in}; took place in .
are 11 35-0111 1135855: ol‘
Furniture and Fixtures, , 2
Bonds. 1‘
Premium.
. Loans
Expelled ,. 5
~ 111,556.92
.1 $259,348.15
.I’IOW.‘
Premium!
‘Under the mannaementol‘
‘ c. BJEPPERSDN.
PRiCES - . W353. 5011.751:
HOY‘r‘s ,‘ruun‘rau
FOUR NIGHT8 (Matinee Saturday)
Gammoncing WEDNESDAY April in,
Special Enhancement of ‘
1111. 111053111 SHEA
Supdrted by an ex Ilent, company, in
i the Folio rPlaysl' ,
1 1
Wednesday~“The...Piedgs at 11101105.".
Thursday «“The Bells} ’
Friday-“'l'lle 171933.01 311m ”
Saturday mdt.-«Slnvcs of Sill. .
Saturday night-”Mi Hell Gale?"
Special scenery and clients for each
production.
Night Price: 10, 20,301:, and a few
I2 5091
Matinee Prices-.109 and zoo.
NOTICE
To Water Works Conlmciors.
dun—q"-
' Sealed proposals will“; be received
at the union of the Water Commission
era of the, city or South Norwalk
Conn. until 12 o'clock noon. April 25,.
1902,!01‘ trenching, 1130119111115. pipe
laying, furnishing lead, hemp packing
and doing all the work connected with
the Bell Jolson "water pipé enteusion,
tor the City otSoutll Norwalk, Conn.
A certified check of 5200 must ac~
company each bid made payable to
the treasurer 01‘
said City. , ~
, The Commissioners reserve the
right to reject my and all bids.
Piano” and specifications may be seen
‘ and all information obtained at this
olilce on and allei‘g'rdesdsy April 15 ‘
1.3, 1902, at seven thirty P‘ 1 ‘1
mm coup sinuous
‘ 14 1902‘
all 51 }
(10 tor hutin the last 2-1 hours a change
00 wrought among the do
“ ‘ Two Merv Stepped 0111‘ of Way of- 9°11
, “3511.115515an April 15-411mm
the water lend oi ,
LBET’I‘ER THAN THE
1 .. pril lbw-The
opening session 0 the Amalgamated
33301113111111 11531101111011 was calla
0511311113 1110151111 President '1‘ an
11 1391131111 M h 51200 11511135151
in attendance. All addroas 01 welcome
was reapoudod to by President Similar
The convention then went into exec:
uiive session and conaidoration of ore-
of delegated from lodges that are in
arrears on strike uncommon“ Raviolii
1331 summer.
The wage committee will likely rc‘-‘
port to the convention thin afternooufi
it in believed that the committee will:
reportulavorobly on the recent agreed
'l‘ln Plate American Shoal Steél Arn-
erican Steel Hoop and Republic iron
and Steel Companies and that the con»;
vention will ratify what has been
no indications of a light over this mat
of sentiment seems to have been
canton. There
11:! much interest in th esldency.
Shaffer is an avowed candid to for re
election and Ancietant Secretary Mich
1381 5.311555 is being boomed by his?
admirers. No other candidates are
mentioned at thin time. 35515151:
101111 Williams will be re elected with.‘
out opposition so far as can be seen
ROYAL BLUE TRAIN KILLS TWO
Train In museum».
1) Clark. Joseph White and William
Baeoon were run down and instantly
killed by a Royal Blue line train on the
Philadelphia 111111 1103111111; railway. to
My at Longhorns. C‘lark and While.
were painters employed by the Read
lug Company and 13 noon was a color.
or] resident ct Lang ornc Clark and
White, who were painting the fence
between the tracks clapped out of the
way of 5. coal train directly in front
of the Royal Blue express bound (or;
New Yul-11.883121») attempted to email”
511131120113 end was hit by the same
1‘8. 11.
To the Board 01' County Commission»
era 01 Fall-held County.
I hereby apply {or a‘ license to sell
Spiriiuous and intoxicating Liquor-5,5
Ale Lager Beer, Rhine Wine, and (11
1181‘ at Hotel at Rownyton, Town,“ 01
Norwaill My place of business in not
located within 200 loci in a direct line
01 a Church Ediilce or Public School
house. or the premises pertaining;
thereto. or any Poatvoilicc Public Li»
brary 0r Cemetery
Dated at Norwalk, thin 15th day 01%:
Aplii, A. D.. 190 ,1
‘1 o“ ‘J saimhn. 1
Applicant.
We, the Undersigned, electors and
taxpayers. an donned by law 01' the
Town of, Norwalll. hereby endorse the
Farrnl‘ for such 11 1191‘. ‘1 ‘ .
Dated at Nerwak, this 15111 .1111 of
ApriI.A.‘D.l‘10...‘
Wallace Dunn. J3mes Sutherland Al
trod A Chinery 1 55.101111 ll Hoyt
Charles A. Burr.
1 hereby certify that the above nam-
ed endomers are e Icctora and. taxpay-
ers as defined lay. 5‘10! the ileum of
Norwaill ‘
‘ Dated at Norwallr this 15111 day of
April, 21.1) ”1902.
1 HERBERT R SMITH
Town Clerk.
B.‘ CHEESE
CRYSTAL
OUR EVE
meats entered into with the Amerlcau -
application of the above named W. J.1 ‘
correct in it not?
Special prices for two 11311393131111” and Wednesday. Replenish
your Kitchen Utensils, Crockery and Glass Ware at annoy reduced
5 prices. 0111‘ 1111001113 large 31111111113 date. Studentn oi‘ economy will 1‘1;
“111,111 11 practical lesson in our Bane room during the special salon
W‘ .
, . Enamel Wore double coated and every piece warranted not. to leak ;,
f ‘ for one year. ‘
Long Handle Sauce Pans, 31313.1 qt.,19 c; 2 qt., 19c; 3111., 250; 4 111., 29c; ‘
Large Bread P111111 . _ ’ ‘ ‘.‘ . .’..‘...-11c
Pic Plates, dillelont since.
Fluted Angel Cake Pans
12 qt.,Wnter P111131 ......... . _ ,
4qt. CoveredSauccPuno” .. ."..“.......250 ,
2 qt. covered Milk Kettles ............... 1..... .. 21c
Cli‘npadores large 5123.. ...... ....... 250
10 at. Mixing Bowls ........... 39c
.41.":ch
' 1
' 1,01:
.490 1 ‘
.033 Gallon Measures
1 Covered Buckcta.slzes 2 qt., 21¢; 3 qt., File; 4 qt. 29;c 6 qt., 3513. 1 ,
Covered Salt Boxes, 4 ct. size. I. ...... . ..... . ..... z. “ “ . 2511
19173311 Basins, large size ....... .‘ ......25c
Pudding Pants 1 qt., 101:; 2 qt., 15c 11 qt.,17c; 4 qt., 21c: 13 111., 250. ,
Tea Kettles. ...... ...... ............... 7712‘
5‘ Largo DrippingPans. ...... ......‘.».‘...‘.‘.'...3ilc
Seamless Rice Boilers :..;;..... ...... .. ..... Hi421:
Japa‘nn‘ed Cake Closets, with two shelves ..... . 7-40 “
5 Gallon Galvanized on Cans .‘ ....... ...... ~ ..1 610
OblongBreadPans “H 51:
81151.5:Nlc11eli‘lated Tea Ketlea‘ .......... 931:
1 No.13 Nickel Plated Tea Kettles ....... ‘ ......... . ....... ~.. .1”. .. L‘. . .y 85
SplrsiEggBeaterd.... ............ 1 ............ ...... 50"“
Large Size Mixinchwla ....‘........, ................ 5313
Large Earthen Pie Plates ......................... . ' .51:
1 qt BottlesA‘lnnlonia . ..; .‘..... .................. fig.
1 iron Cookin‘g Forks, with wood hall dleo . . ‘ 4c -
Silexo the best scouring soap, cake . . . . . . .‘. ...... . ............. 831. ,
, lzBarsbcstlmuudry Sosp...... .. ......................... ......255’fjj
No. 2 Universal Foodflhoppera . .................... ...... 81.09 i ‘
Odorleas Cooking Kettles 49c “,1
Galvanized Chamber Pails,“ ................... . 29¢
10 in. Turkey Feather Dusters ............... 1 ............ 17c ’ ‘
Unbreakable Tumblers lioz. ............ ...... “......~..;.. 450
,6 in Jardinlelmes term cote 1111 11 1‘.‘. .............. 1......" ..... 3...; 1190 ,
8 In. Glazed Jardinieres, nicely mottled ........ . ....... 251:-
“S in. Porcelain 35111151511113.1515er decorated and gilt stippled . . . . 59c
Cotton warp Matting, In all the new pateruu, yd. . 22551:
...1-
11-...
11......
...3o.-.- .....
"1'51" huahand, " ”said the canvaaser Explained—"it some. to me,” said
{or the city directory, “in a blacksmith, the young housewife. “theres entirely
according to last year 3 book; that's too much water in the ‘milk you serve "
”It won't occur again. ma ’am," said the
“Not exactly," chimed In the haugh- foxy milkman. "You see. the farmer’s
1y Miss Anvil, before her mother couid' ! man has been giving the cows too much
answer; “you wul please record paw-j salt and it made 'eln very thirsty. 'l‘hc
paw as a biaokamylhe.’ . 1'5» Phlladcln farmer‘s to new man now ”—Phila-
phlll Press- ‘ ideiphia Press.
Always
Never
Ch
The ,gi‘ves‘
31.0w ' ,
11“ THERE IS ANYeKIOK ‘GOMING- IT“ MUST NEVER BE ON QUALITY.
WE ARE SELLING A LARGE QUANTITY OF OUR SWEET ROSY BUTTER. WHY? BECAUSE ITIS
SELL THE OTHER KIND.
THER FELLOW KEEPS, AND 80 WITH LOTS OF GOODS. WE COUL
CANNED. GOODS CRACKERS.
NETC ‘
0N HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED AND IS ”A TAINED BY THE HIGH STANDARD 01?
FR ‘5” VEGETABLES
11.111815111151331“) ’
nus moon, 11‘
130311110 ocean:
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