‘ , hbrth in her home town
trends public worship 111‘
lilo d an
, ship, which he oulib
dos and can never be
dill use.“ ‘ He thinks. how
lino a practical dying
invented; ,1
mood that the various libel
by Mrs. Josephine (3i.
, not Christian Scientists
Vt he time she brought no-
tMrs. Mary Baker G. iiiddy.
‘ ear ago. have been dis»
men: being entered. by
V' it’h'e defendant in
, Medical journal says that
orod. sliced and
too, hot water bottles
‘ ‘ balls coats, gsrden
will ‘be sold and tho
the church. There
steps have been taken to
erupted: ventilation oi! the
tibia tunnels in London. A
mm the .p VVm'V‘nent
‘ slriiifiklte plead '
VV run which is 48 inches
Wig ole‘otrlodlly driven.
i'aira
. ulsht's score:
reform, bud ii. in that ti1Vno. they 110
not oouduct themselves along (lilierout
lines he intends to send thdm to the
state reform school at Meride‘n ’
The principal
.Tuosday 11.!ternoon. when Hownrd:
Huntsi' slimloved at the olden oi the
Norwliili Coal 'Gonipnu’y. was the ob '
lost at on assaun‘. in whibh he was
stoned and clubbed Other witnesses.
namely Mrs. Mary A. Merritt and Mor.
riu Sloan, testified that the language
generally used by the gang is most.
vile and revolting. and they 1111 by tho
,wholo neighborhood by their noiain
Francis Leonard also testill, d t
the lads are a nulsnnc
yard and.“ as 1... xpre _ .
use anything but hurch.‘ lansnsge.
Thomos‘ Byrues‘ stated thiit the boys
were very bother‘hoVMe. ‘
. nothing about the canon
Tuesday afternoon Hi ‘ ,
the company's ‘11storeh to get sorn
merchandise for Mr: Ileanard and on
(it the smaller lads or the suns cum
all into the Wagon '
the trip. and be but
was a signal ton .
pounce on Hunts
bit within 11an stick by Webb and,
was stoned by Rice. He 1- etsiist'od by ‘
. catching Webb and administered
thumping. as 'a reminder ',
Webb presented a couple of. (ill! oldro
eyes in court. ,
PUTNAM H LIKELY ro Wm
11V Vain Lead in the Pool Tourney!
With the Volunteers in Darlsn.
it looks now as though Putnam Hose
Combsny will win the sooner and to
don Company. of ilsrien: The gamei
last night at Putnam headquarters.
. was between William Kelsler, of Put~
Volumes rated at 1011. and
Keisler on by A, bore of too to 38
. not sound m1 win:
c more guide is
take place at
new Hose. and Joseph streble or the
Roth
no
week, between William Alexander ot‘
Putnam Has ‘11 Louis Stoorza: oi'
the Volunte‘ofi Following is lust;
Wil4lism Kelsler- Jesepb Strehle
:15 it" V.’
lbs in London is com "V 3
x it is taken .bytspec
.stunds. sinus the ._
o e snged, and other con
“ likewise to be reckon
it) the underwriters.
hose lines. has, lately
“d t Lloyd}; at a rate d
_ soo'rH HonAl-K G
i
The table showing the standing ii
the first and second rounds. follows: " i
VFlRS’l‘ ROUND l
Pot. Hone Co _, V. H and L. on
Alexander " lilo Stoorzn 6'
Bogardus ‘ villi) Ballard
Keisler “ . .100 Strehle
300
SEGQND ROUND; .
Bossrdus . .100. Ballard ' 63
Kei si‘er _ V,’ 100 Strehlc 3,18
The volunteers will give a smoker to
the Putnam Hose members Saturdayf
73
209V
i nlsh’t or this week. as they are nosing
win now at the some 0 be old
iv light.
POOL.
Ferris; rated..8VS. and Elbirt
w
rs, Friday night oi this; to
1121 lit
-; ‘oudhty “3...... g... what yen pay for:
its the some with nuwspnpe
Vlvcrt‘iselueutn cost fin three. moor-u
“(get your monev's worthwyou
uch thorn either
(£0 ' Villll'l'l.
‘ 7 L . 1 1.1!
[the subject over with you
for so cuts .1 pound
can pay 35' some 11?,
it“ not. so very
utivutlainge
‘ i
trouble Occurred 1.V V
. 038a
to sit a meal!
will 159 used and blip new vaudeville acts"
ntrdducod during the action of the
plays. The prices will be but ten.‘
' twenty dud thirty cents
V. A MGTIIEB'S HEART.
not Hoyt‘s Thea-V
e, lei-1t night. under the direction of.
Avior, & Irwin. and by u strong and
V» wollosst combany. with Pearl Chart
ton Seward in the leading role. The
lieu: is a strongly constructed one ‘
one "0‘“ the “huge" "00“ ““d Lad slamming the devotion of a loving Union School District
mother under extremely cruel nondi-
nous. diversified by bright comedy it
wau’well received last night.
Sealed proposals will who roce‘ived by
c Board of Selectineu oi the town or
Stamford Conni. a,until one o'clock 11.
111.. of billy 3d.1 in) ;,tor the construc-
tion or a mounds. 1 d, in the town of
Stamford. in _‘ cordoned with the
plans and spoolliotitlous approved by '
the State Highway Commissioner.
E'Bids shall state the price per linear
foot for finished road complete; the
town through its Selectmen and the
State Highway Commissioner reserve
‘the right to manner: or diminish the.
number of feet to be improved otter
. contract is let .flAll bids must
be accompanied by a bond of not less
bun one third oi the amount of we
construction oi the. work. Any bidder
'i e‘ ”coutinot at the
i shall he required
rent his bond equal
11 price between his
11 xi highest bidd‘or; Plans
and specifications may be examined at
the oilice of Sbléolpmu Stamford. Ch.
or at the other: of‘ tho State Highway
Coinmissioner in Hartford The 80.
lectmen and the State Highway Coni-
missionor reserve the right to reject
any and all bids. ‘
Dated at Stamford (3111111.. April 19.
1302. . .
EDWIN $.HV0L1JY.
‘rEORGE H. ROBERTS.
' CHAS. E 1101111111}.
Selectmen. Town of Stamford.
REPRESENTATIVE
JOHN A CAMP
Viit you VdonV‘VtV isnow him. you ought to)
prices altered
to forfeit a an.
.cut particulmly the Twin Cities oi
’Nor'wnll: daily in the capital city——
V day or June. .1901
.Noilceio Contractors
. dollar if moat goes any higher
Willi till Rim :1
' n . ill‘ be compelled to buy eantral
for thblrimoaia. Already one oi the
lnrsest restaurants in South Norwulh
a... advent-11d the price and several
others contemplate following suit in
the restaurant mentioned shove the
bring; for dinner has been advanced
from 25 to 30 seats. the proprietor
claiming that he could not pay exponw
one without making the raise as long
as best continues so high
i it is not beef Idlouo which causes
in action. boWevor, nu butter and 110- l
muss have gone up in price ionoctly, ,1
Although they will probably not re: 1
booth at present figures long. in one
restaurant in South wanii: the price
to: ‘21 Insists has always been i160.
hiie in another $4. 00 has been charil,
m. The M man asserts that he. will l
not raise his price no matter what
happens. while the man who sells
‘ $3 50, tickets says that he will be com
pulled to raise on the tickets a. halt !
He
had not. advanced the price as yet but i
V rotated that li’ meat wont any higher
Kiosemau-—Sbr
can‘t But the :1 man you 1181: may.
so here' u n dyspepsln tablet. ~Phlladel-
pills Record. '
. r
School Taxes
UNION SCHOOL DVISTRICTH
new
The taxpayers of the South Nowell:
1o hereby not.
mod that tho district tax of one and
one. Quarter mills on the dollar laid on
the town usseasment list. or 1301. at a
meeting of the. district hold on the «1th
at the ii‘l'auklin
sirool school house will be due and
payable on the that do: of May. 1902.
at which time I‘ shall be ready ,to re-
ceive seine at Sillison‘ a drug store. '33
Washington street. Penalty at the
rate of nine per t a year will be
char ed on and ‘ nous-1.11111
s B‘ A 'l‘Olvllld‘VS
Collector of Tuuosvi‘or Soutthorwulk
Union School District ,
Dated at 8outhrNorwnih April 24
1202. . n21 6w
BJRGMNS.
(ineuhali done this gauges.
hot air on
tools and ms in
reading books""'ph
and Mothers. piping all): t 1
sizes 31 or be p or run.
steel £11112? 1?! 8e ond 1.1.11.1
bras: ehnnd orsj' hardwsr "Abra-
ham Harris. Raymond St. South Nor
walk. Close Saturdays. VPlhon‘o 1564
no... shalom;
Various
Non-
su'rsn'rnmusu'rs “
" ‘11 (1 Yr" 5 " V V
FRIDAY, APHlL V2 1
Charles Frohmén s
Companu
in thGV Greatest Comedy Success
Ever Written.
Daud Harm
no... the novel of David Morning" by
Edward Noyes Westeott.
Copyrightod.& 1891». 1:100 by 1). Apple-
mtons&20o:1publlshers
.. PINE :
MILLINER Y
Dress Hats and Dunno Hats, of all
trimrfed and unlrirnmed.
‘ nose for his health
Wm“ employed
, mills.
that yesterdays letter come tram
letter because I Wanted a husband "
' $11G declared that she wouldn‘t nns- iswer.
.. gin. "—~Ghio State Journal
1 this week he would make the ratios be
ginning Monday. as he could hmdly
pay expenses and he was not in bilsl- '
usv—‘v— name-
REJECTS STUDENT’S LETTER.
Reading Damssl's Stocking Concealed
' ' Mleslvo Ansmred.
READING. 911.. April 24 .—-—Mlss An
nIo Hudsborger who placed her 11d j.
dress in the toe. of a stocking at the
Robot hosiery mill and who was ansl
wered by a Yale student who bought;
the stocking at New Haven. has receiv- ;
ed a reply. A letter bearing the post ‘
marl: New Haven. and addressed to
‘ Miss Annie Ksmm, 1108 Cotton street
was delivered at the above number;
yesterday. The name ,01' Miss Annie
‘3 Room was fictitious but the letter} '
was accepted from the carrier by Miss
Hunsberger. who but at
“it's for me ” Later Miss Hosanna.
sor was found at the above nddro ..
She said: “You Lreceivod 11 letter
yesterday. {mm a gentleman in N '
Haven." ’
“Would you let me see. it?" asked;
the interviewer and she declined that
she had burned it in this she was;
corroborated by her mother.
Miss liunsbnrg‘er suid.rei’crrl11g fuel
the stocking message: “021 that note
i wrote about four more use i w
in Heudei's hosieryV’
l was only thirteen years old
and was r: packer. Out of a mere:
film“. of fun I enclosed the note in the
stocking as many of the other em-
ployees did. We did it because. we. had i
read where other girls had done the
some thing and received replies. "
Miss Hunlsberger is now seventeen
years old; and has climbed the ladderi
to be 11 looper at Nobel’s, hosiery mills i
She is a decided brunette. She said
ii.
This. student but she absolutely reins-f
ed to giro his ham "One thing] want
to deny." she. said didn t write that
wer the college man‘ 3 letter
1
prflpw 1
Bargain Day. mJllSt nite‘r her husband
. bud urrl‘ved at the hospital his wife re-'
'gnltisti consciousness
the trim VilSkVQll icebly.
"Get what. door?" he answered bend-f 1
lug over; her '
“Bid she get- it?’ 9
ed down from ten denim i saw it first
and made up my mind the other wom-
an should not have it Without a strug-
V Men' 11 M
'impor et ul
'” “Why that last Vymd or ribbon mark- V
ouAerv mo rules MA
nevus HAve soon VALlJ
s'ro‘n'.
TiMIl.
Ladlos' ace and Embroidered
Hanoi: rchlets, 15c duality. ilc
[Ladies' see and Embroidered ~ .
Hundh rchiei‘s. 25:; quality. A 19::
bodies' ll linen Initial Hanker-
chiefs V 511 quality, 19::
l budles’ P alil‘ Horn and Lace Trim-
baker chiefs.
its and Colored Border-
med
5::
Mons"
Men's W1lto plain hem and wov
on her orod Handkerchiefs, 5o
Men' 3 all linen Momstitohed HVund
kerchl- u. . ‘ 12/0
Ladies“ id Gloves tans, size 5%,
$1. 00 u silty, 39c
26c
Chatelai Bags 35c quality, ,
Hosiern and
lum Weight Shirts and,
double seated. werth
. ‘ ' 39¢
e Wool Spring Weight
11d Drawers, wolth $1,
l
1
Dru ulcj
50c, 11:1
E’Mens Fl
Shirts
79::
Men’s Fl 1:, Spring Weight Shirts
and Dl'WVel'B worth 81, at , 79c
Lsdios.’ ummer Vests, squme
neck. eeveless, lace trimmed.
t 10::
Ladies fl (1 Brown Lisle Vests and. ,
Pants, ‘ nine 50:: and 65s, at ' . 33::
Ladies e it"s large size Vests and
Pant, “ pants lace t1 burned val»
26c
binatlo Suit values to tide. at 390:
. children Gsque Vests and Pants. 1i
15¢:
Hanoi etchieis Gloves and Leather Goods. .
ed Ha ksrchlois. 12%0 quality, so 250 quality Whip it
use rue arose poor in ALL ,
as est-m creased "drone. ‘
blue and White Initial
Paper, 35c quality,
1 lb pkg. best quality Writing Pa
per, - '.
Envelopes, 25 to s pus" best qual
ity.
Bile and 50:: quality Writing Paper.
tints and white, , , . _
lilo box Writing Paper." ' ‘~
Will“. 19:: ,
“Keep Clbun‘” ' " ;, ‘“
38
Writing
on
All our, 5011:; dually
Hair Brushes. ‘ ' c
Dressing Combs born or rubber, "
150 quality. ,. 1
L111 gt 'a'higioi'tment otV‘V.
Misscs' Pocketboolrs.
25:1 qualiti'.
Underwear
Childr’ens Fins-Ribbed Vestal. siz-
es 1 to 6 value 19c. at
Children’s Fast Blacl: Seamless
Hose. One and one rib, Worth
12%0, at
Misses’ Lace Stripe VHosofi value
15c, at ,. ‘
Lsdies' Fine Lisle iVuil fashioned
Hose. Worth-250,1“ '
‘ '1 Black only. . .
Boys‘ Heavy Ribbed Hose, values
26c and 352. sizes 6 to 9%, at
The "Esty" Ladies’ Hose. host
» 12545:: hose manufactured. sale
price .- ' Bel
Lsdles’ Seamless Blank Hose.V ldc 2 a
quality, at ' ' 6'/gc
Men's Automatic Bottomless an:
Hose. worth 10s at 1 ' 6'41:-
Mon' 13 11 anty Hose, value 15c, at 9::
10¢
7::
19¢
Veoum' VVeAsEs. VV VV
Many Mo ions Assigned for Short
Calendar Day.
The toll wing cases of Neiwalk ln-;
truest. in 9 civil common pleas court. V}
have boo assigned to Fridays short
calendar. ud‘se .Hownud J. Curtis;
e vs. ‘Janefiherwood.
Anna L? J uds-
snt of answer. -
moot for , ._
Emlddo‘Ciopp‘a vs. Michele Lubrino
Motion “ll special bail.
Flank ,annilli vs: Michele Lubrino
Motion for special bail.
John F usiili ,vs Michele Lubrino..
Motion to special bail
Harry \ . Mather vs Idioms V Pep»
Judgment for want of an-
Dudle E. Hoyt vs.
Shasty, et. Defendant’s motion for
more specjdc statement.
Alice Beggs '
Frank .Merrill vs VWilllam n.
Reed st uls. Judgment for want oi.
‘1 answer.
Emu—.—
Yeastnl on know they are lrbproving
the antom biles every duvi
Crimson} enh—V-«Do you suppose they,
will .ever reach that stage when they
will use cologne instead of gasoleue?~ ,
iYoulrors Si atesman
AEMRIGAN iNFLUENCE.‘
' American influence on other people
is greater than that of any other no.-
tion it is the first great and successful
Republic, and it has served as an 111-.
sphation to the anibition of other peo-
ples and as a guiding star on the high.
way to which the world is steadily
tending. Absolute monarchies are now
vyer few and growing fewer Liberty
of the citizen is increasing even in
countries where rulers are born to. the,
office. The fact that this is a true
Republic has attracted many thou
sands 11 em many lands. it has shown
wonderful sseimilntivu power and in
has developed a citizenship which corn
moods the respect and admiration of .
the world
s.
..
NOTICE BY TVHVE JVANITOH. .
The following notloe has been pla-
carded in the entrance hall or Wuerz.
burg University: “‘HonOrable ladies.
who attend public lectures are inform-
ed that before entering the lecture-
loom they must take oil." their hats.
.in cause of non-complisnoe with this
notice they must expect to have their
hats taken away by force ” This is
signed by the university janitor.“
London News. " ' ‘
._-
”-1—.
ms. 5......
sun! Fish Yarn.
in one pound pscfiages.
:39 each is
, We recommend to our trade the G RTON OR
ed Codiish,posit1vely freeV from bones. ThVV Codfish is
INAL FISH CAKE~Gcnuine old-lashion; _
he product of Slade, Gotten 8: Co., of Glou- _
equal of any article of its kind on the Instinct Put up:
Norwalk Chronicler