in slxtccmpogo form.
,now press. The paper
riptlou‘ of the press
V pte‘ond most complain
hint. , 'l‘ho' Standard oer-
pvidenoo of prosperity.
bestwishcs of The Scotl-
‘nt‘iniied success. '
ills‘the cinch dny Miss Lu-
‘ mo Mrs. John Gaul).
. “hebltii"‘dopnrtnwnt Is
crusade, against the popu-
oi‘thl'e‘ssnnd oven dunner»
1 than: contain acontnne» :mOrI‘OW evening willbe in the interest
,at~ls.low priced. but so , ‘
téy‘aatlpll on the heart “lat ‘ general secretary, the Rev.‘ Walter E.
osé might be dangerous-
Gauntljrflon uncomfwith Relation. and Responsibility of tho.
sold that thcflhead- Church to the SingofiWlllinni C. An-“
It is especially prevalent dWWB
kins. Irlsgand women. fi
‘ oiludisnspolis,‘Tgrocors ll.«Filiuihphrieswho appointod'directv
Ollyém‘s‘edfiducmd n "“355 or associate chaplain of the Actor's
‘ discontinued the sale of Church Alliance in South Norwalk.
fr products, and sonata Both chaplains will be present and will
rs‘thnt they will not re-
do until thsro is usual extending
an in. prices. , Severdl ‘
otconnectod with nice»
lilac cloned and have refused .
the packers, givingins it. *' r
' hey are losing money lie: . ‘
shun-ices. . A movement
rind. among the. butchers
.thoi own ‘cattie‘ on tho hoot
ownislnughtoring. .‘
‘n'i'o'st poculior anéesirol
ntorhis in the posses
"drum;- windx . 3
ilsbcot of: water;
ii to ' onh‘s nrk.’ B the p p 7
tbn'dsxa servant in? tho lug service will be largely of n musical
very; ‘whoso’ gssture b
that M. Noah bogs
painted by discolor
tof‘whom tho-liveli-
' * is. illustriolls‘mmily
, ciéhi. ‘ "Tho launder .
oncoming to traditio ,
on in ._ y
W. “1‘09““ "1% Water in
99, 5.151001! null n
are going to pay for an' article
don't tell them.
vertis‘er. .
Mr. Mennen came to this country at the age of fourteen: ho
Was a German immigrant, and his first‘position was in Washington
. Market ass utility boy, and otth‘c time of his death recently, Mr.
Mennen was spending two hundred thousand dollarsyearly in push»
ing his talcum powder, and Was contemplating increasing this ap-
w‘ ‘biecns of killing pi'ilirlo propriation by' about double. His
‘rces steam from a. ,trnc‘.
[ ’ When I have a little more time I am going to tell of other
lito the holes of dogs and
successes who have gainedutheirtremcndous power by advertising.
I
estate is worth millions.
Service sinithe Interest of Actor's
. . Church Allldnco. , .
The service, in Trinity, Church . tot
“of the Actor's Church Alliance. Tho
‘Boutloy, at one timo nmcmber ot"tiis
actor’s profession, Will speak ‘on the
an actor of twenty years’ stand»
also expected to make unfam
2 Abouti m’yenr also “the Rom.
ihg, ' I
. drool;
lng‘ chaplainondthc Rev. P. M. Stray.
inks? portinthcinorvlco. The Actor‘s
o ’jtho'Unlted 'rltntps
England. All are
tovitbis ilrst Actor's
p crvlcoin Scan. Now
2 , if". E. CHURCH. 1‘
.By,,rcquost, the pastor, Rev. W. W.
'1‘. Duncan, will preach at the morn:
lug service n'sermon relative to tho
problem confrouting Christian worlo
ers. in all ages. of faithful service.
where no I‘rult appears and whore ro-
sults . bring discouragement. This
problem has {rush iniorostln the light
of tbo’mod‘e'rn domnndlor Visible ro-
sults from tho church and every other
Institution. The topic. for tho sermon
will be "Faithful Toll Without Visi-
bio ,ltosul ho morning children’s
talk will b . third In the series ol
1» tho hoyhodd’ol'mnvid; triplet "Pinyin:
fthc‘ Harp.’ is young‘*pooplo's nieetai
ring will her by Miss Jennie Sinu-
son; topic, ‘Daniol's Call." The event
character. The choir will be assisted
y“; M Isa ”Agnes I'llttloiohn6 . violinist;
'I‘iiooutiro progrnni’nppesrs in The
,Sontlncl today. Rev. Mr. Duncan’s
prelude will be on “Soolol Disturbano
es‘ot'tho Week.".nnd a. short address-
on,,fi'l?ho Message-old. Praise. Sorvlccfif
A, cordial invitation is contended.» to all;
Young peoplo'oslieoially.invited toot:
tend the syncing“ sorvlcer . “
‘ ,_ on
a. Forth, :Bucir. j .
nt 0: Every Blessingzyprnyer.
, W. '1’. Duncan; »onthorn,zli!y’ Soul
,“ ‘ rcludo,
.sopiol Disturbanoosfoflh 93.ka _
to island" solo. Adagio, mos. Mlss'Lii-_
”infill. Cantata i156. Buck;
Sincerely yours. . ‘ , ‘ »
V . ‘ EVENING SENTINEL.
mmwvcnudcn boroftboclubnoceptcdaninvltntion
cordially invited to participate.
Churanllifincc has its organisatidn '
Hold Meeting a. National Civic Fed-
ths conciliation committee of the Na?
tional Civic Federation was held bore
today. to take up the differences be-
tween tho'llhited Mine Workers and
tho coal oporotors. The labor men are
sacking to obtain concessionsrtrom the
opsrators,_.including on clght.bour day
without n reduction of wages. so agree-
mcnt that all cool mined shall on
there shcll be u mini.
of sixty cents a ton of'“2.240 pounds.
There Is ‘olso in question it proposition
(or recognition for the union by the op-
erators. Tho moinbors of tho concilia-
tion committee olftlicNatlonal Civic
Federation present at the meeting to»
day, were]. Senator Hanna, Chairman;
Cornelius mimics. Oscar S. Strauss. ‘
_ ,BlslmpgsPoiterw Secretory Ralph, M. l
Enslcy.j0hurles‘A. Moore. Lewis Nix-
on.“'Marousj MS Marks. .
, l‘eprosenting'tho men there; were the
thréc rico‘apresidents ,oi the inlnswork»
era's branch of theslfectsd strikes. '
' T
were: aCbairmnn Thomas. or the Erie
to make the address. but Lontonnutlcs
prevented until the present time, and
‘ ovary: member, with n-friondglu urged .
‘ to be, present tomorrow. '
MIENfs CHRISTIAN INQUlRY CLUB.
‘At the session of tho Men's Chris-
tlon Inquiry Club, whlch‘nlcots in the
South Norwnlk Congregational Church
tomorrow noon lhcvsubjoct will be
The Book of Psalms, introduCod by Dr.
looms Sifxondiill. on Sunday. May
4. .Iu‘dge-nghtmill tnko the subject
Buddhl} and Buddhism. ‘ Eliohfisiindny
tho "Introductory falllli'tlSSed or papers
ord followed by n general discussion
in Whlcll‘fill who are intorcotcd ore
aY. MFG. A. SUNDAY. MEETING.
Tho closing mou’s meson; for tho
lesson in tlic old .l‘ODmE'Will he held
Sundoy nt;3:lii p. m: and will ho. con.
ducted brilll‘arry (Irossoti. and Irving;
Smith, twoyoung ‘mon, who'nro to on-
_tcr the Mount Hermon school on tho ,,
30th inst. As this is to he in the no-
turogol ‘n tnrcwoll mutating to those
young mod n Inrgolottondonco is lock.
on for. All men nrecordiully invited.
WW ‘
CONCILIATIONCOMMITTEE.
W
. cation in New York.
NEW YORK. April Eli—ed mncting of
wolghod wwhcn token tram the shaft
and a concession by the. oporotors that
um wage. scale
William“ H.
muel Campers. - . James“ Doné
n‘d o’l‘iin: _ ,. itcholl..9brssldent ' of
s
orkors. Mr Mitchw ,
“or" silenced thematic: in?
‘ ’ I‘prehident oittbs ruins
‘ addition to tibia... ‘ Muscat
were also .tweotymne- other
orkers. delegates from the :voré
____riinches.s , x .‘
. 0n} ' the side 01'th employers there
, ‘ . " nrd Hooch, baritone: George Singer
. . it; they become-interrelated; if you ;
they go to this merchant Who‘doesup ,The successful};
advertisement leaves nothing in doubt—Jr spooks is if by authority":
in a-‘positivi: tonc’snd isso filled wummnuiiasm .that the‘ readers?
arc convinced that ,thc merchant;_fbas ‘fim‘plicit confidence in his}
goods. An intimate friend oi‘Gor‘hnrndnnen says one ‘is‘impressed
at once with Mr.iMennen’s faith'iuihis taicltm powdcr, and you oer-1
thinly dare not say that M‘r.‘Mennen has not been a successful ad-
_ rite of nine per cent. a your will be‘
. Q0 ill I! who rl' lied for con
cribs-bot consort; clothe season, to
. boglvcn next Wednesday night in tho
. South .. Norwnlkw Congregational
‘ Church. Thorn will, be selections by
tho‘ bodios' Quartstto of the East Avo-
‘ mic Methodist Episcopal Church;
South Norwulk Quoriettowwub: Rich-
bnsso; Mrs. Karl blob]. of Bridgeport;
nlto: hi. 8. Personal), tcnor‘; W. '1‘
dense and Godfrey litzinuor. violinl
Karl Dichl. organist and accompanist
This concert should bc largely attend-
ed, as n musicnl'treat is usniligod.
" . - DAVID HARUM. .
David liurum nttractod n largo nud-
.lonoe to i-loyt’s Theatre. last night.
‘ and the production was most thorough-
ly cnioyed. Charles ll. Bradshaw cor-y
grind the loading rule out to perfection,
'nnd ho llllll tho support of a strong
‘ and well bulinicod company. .
0......WW
' STRANGLfib To DEATH IN JAIL.
CLEVELAND. ‘Aprll ‘ 26.-~Martln
Lynch. who was nrrostod‘o few days-
. nun. chorgod with the murder of his
wife, at tho home of the couple, 603
Tod sircct. committed suicide early
today in his cell at tho‘country jail. by
bringing himself from a door knob. 'i‘bo
knob .was‘not ‘mors‘ than three loot
irom tho floor. Lynch had carefully
tied a shoot to the knob and mouths
other ondnbout his neck. In order to
accomplish his purpose "it was neces-
snry‘ for him to sit down on the floor
of his cell and slowly strangle himsiclf
to death. ‘ _ ‘ ,
Very {alloy (Irofimo‘ry Butter. Best.
new 1b., 280. (North boiler at any
price). i ‘ ‘ ,
Strictly Country Eggs 14 for 250
‘1 quart jar ' Assorted. Jelly 10c
Fancy Evaporated, Apples, two pack“
uses ,. w 250
Bloniors. largo and int. ‘wbllo they,
lost, each“ ,. . 2o
2 poundscicor fat Pork for 250
1 box "Our Din-lip ”
o box ' . .
3 quarts Stutc Eton Bonus, . . 25c
‘ . Telephone, 138-5.
IOSELOFF’S.
72 North Main street; = South Norwalk
'tcheli, 1.000., 5".
,. : 5G
Noticelo‘COnlracims
Scaled proposalswiil-bo roccived by
the: Board of Selectmen o! the town of
Sinmford,‘00nn.. until one o'clock p.
m.,;‘of Mny 3d, 1902, for the construc-
tionaof a macadanr road In thotown of
Stamford. In accordance with this
plans and speciflcniious approved by
tho' Suite Highway, Commissioner.
Bids shall stoic tho?" price nor linear
loot tor finished road complete: the
town through its Selectmcn andltho
State Highway Coxppiissionor reserve
the contract is let.“ All bids. must
be nocomponlod ‘ y a bond of not less
than anothlrd the smountliofi'tue
«construction chill out. w-Anylhiddor
prices offered by him shall he required
bid and tbcfjncxt highest biddor.
or at the onion oil; e suite highway
Commissionerwin rtinrd- Tho So-
lectmon and the Bfilo
any and all bids.
, EDWIN B. HOLLY,‘
GEORGE H. ROBERTS.
CHAS. E. ROBBIE. ‘
2 étSelootnion, Town 0! Stamford.
n 1 ‘ . ~ ‘
union school. oisrs‘icr.
- r
. The taxpayers of thoSoutb‘Norwslk
Union school-District _ it hereby not.
illed thntithoi district». 1’ of options! ,7
onc-dunrtcr mills chains dollar-glaldfon .
{the town assessmofic ‘
bloatinzol‘thofdlst _ '
day of dune. 1901. at the‘ Franklin:
street school ' housor‘wiil: be” due. and
Washington street. Penalty, ot‘ths
burned on and after June 1. 1902. j :
, - F.’A.TOI&LES.
.190
tern German
'dcnsixumonts are being shippcd to En:
the most soverogwindstorln of the sea‘
son. . High winds and grains have been
:valicys into thoilowor l‘riake‘ region.
fallen from 10 to 20 degrees over the
tier-storms and showcrs In the Middle
along the south Atlantic coast Sunday.
wind which passed over the city last
night did considerable damage. Win~
dowsywcro blown in. roofs ripped up
tho right to Incréase‘or diminish {this “3131;“ :gnidmm‘ mgr filial; :Mlgplnsil:
' . vs ntcr - 0. "8' acre
number of foot to by impro d on West Modisonrstroet. was caught
by a hoary gust of wind and blown
against a possidt'horscn Howns bud.
1y trampled-upon; The wind blew ov-
refusing to sign». {contract oft the or a chest iron smokostnok of the Bar-
‘ ' ° " ' ber Asphalt and paving company, scr-
to. forfeit a sum from his bond equal ioualy ininrlns Simon Temp. swatch-
to tho didoren‘oe ln‘prico botwoe ln’nw man. ’ ’
a
and specifications mgytbe examined at J‘the saloon of John Mnronoy was de-
lho‘omcc or Selectmen.“ Stamford; (3L. mollsbed by the 83102 -
‘ ".nghwny‘Com~ turb our midni .. ’
missionor reserve the right"to roioct have 3‘10“ high volcos?’
Dated .ut Stnmtopdflgonn“ April 19, troouontly pitchedion a roof."
905' . ' ” ‘ ' “ '
138th at South ”DIV-lull ‘pl’llflfldl; . F W
. scoresrclliiiou
Many a happy citizen makes it public
itscun ho had than such endorsement?
nil dealer or 2 Chestnut street, says:
r bronchus ol my business induced
rkldnoy troubles. At all events. when
runs and It is the busiest pnrt or-tho
season, I feel my back troubling me
most. I know I hnd‘kidncy complaint
Dunn’s Kidney Pills advertised. to on
o. kldnoy remedy and not it curo oil. 1,
had confldonco cnouirli In thorn to got
a box: at Plnlstod’s drug atom and
try them. The Iirst box convlumul mo
thoy worn Just what I needed. no I
took another. . I did not‘rcnuirc any
more after tbnt, for my book bscnmo
well. i prosoribod them for my son,
and they ourod him." ‘
For sale by all dealers. li‘oslchll-
burn (30.. Buffalo. N. Y.. solongonts
.tor the United States.
Remember the. nnmo~Donn‘s——ennd
take no other.
SEVERE WIND STORM.
Developed in Many Places Throughout
. the Went.
WASHINGTON, April 26,—The
storm control Friday morning in
northeastern Kansashas moved. to
eastern Wisconslliizglmd dovelopeil’lnto
sxporloncedin the lake within and the.
middlo and upper Mississippi valley,
the wind at Chicago h‘nving attained a
maximum velocity of 72 miles per
hour. Thunderstorms . and squall
winds have occurred from northeast
Torus northeastwlird through the mid-
dlo‘and lower Mississippi and Ohio
Rain has folion in the lake region, tho
Ohio volley, tho middle and lower
Mississippi and Ohio valley and north
entsorn Texas. The temperature has
risen . sharply in the middle Atlantic
stains and the lowor Inkc region nod,
eastern Rocky mountain slope and
thence onstwnrd to the middle Missisj
sippi vullcy. Thor lake storm will
movo onstward‘dnrlug the day causing
high west to southwest gains inI the
lower lakc region this utternon Land»
tonight and high south winds along tho
Middle Atlantic and Now . England
coasts tonight. There will be thun-
Atlnntlc states tonight and probably
CHICAGO. April 26.»~Tbc gnlo‘ of
At Whipplo' and Van Boron ‘st‘r‘cots
‘Myor—“l wood "' why cats that dis’
,- sinmbers always
qyerm‘d’robnbly because they, are
J .
til llorwolk peopl‘o can
toll you about Dunn's Kidney Pills.
statement of his experience. Hora is,
u once, of it. tht bettorproot of mar-
i ‘Mr. George Warren, oystcr planter}
have boon subjected to inclement
or their, and it is quite possible that
cfposuro while suporiniondlnx pnrtlc-l
u a
for a long time and charming to soc '
‘ ' ‘ ‘ Li . . : .. < .r:_ ' ‘
Ready-bibs Department = w
. "MID-SEASON PURCHASE or AMANurAcTunEn's‘sAurtc Lino \
OF SILK wsis'rs, safiAnATfi SKIRTS AND WWW—bought at reduction
of 83 to 60 per cent. less than their reci worth. Today we placed 'on sale
the entire lot,“couplod with on» entire line of now 1902 garments, «price:
unite oxirnordlnary. Graspithls opportunity to encore one of the advertised . _
Lacrments. This Is newsthat no woman can afford to mlic,lwho,iin buying . i
for herself or her chlldren. can save frOm one-third to one-half on the worth
of a garment. ‘ ‘
silk ‘Wuists In Black. Willie and
Colors, that sold for $3.50,
Silk woisis that sold for $4.00 ‘
Silk was... that sold for “.00.
Separato Skirts. novcr sold below ‘
Walking Skirts at the price of
material; Worth $4.00. at
Ladles' Skirts,"w0rth up to $3.98,
Mothers will find 'licrc gnu-mouts‘
‘of all kinds for their children.
We are selling}. ,Roeti'irs‘si and .
Coats at almostdliil’t their for.
l
mer price. “I .
Children’s Roofers. volue" $1.50.
at . 98c
Children's Coats, value $5.00; at
. . 32.90
Misses' and Children's Coats, vol-
uo $6.50, at . $3.90 _
Children's Block MoireICoat, sub,
iii-lined, box styles, value $7.00,:
'I‘hc‘manulncturers’ sample line at
. of Suits are wonderful values.
All now,gormcnts; ‘ smart, up;
to-dnle, at” one-third to one-
hnlf' less that) their real worth.
Wolhavc made three-prices on
First Suit,
WSecond guit,‘
Third Sult,’
lit
up .to $4.50. at
. 35.90
‘ $6.90
$9.90
uc $1.25, ‘ut ‘
r "EXiZiI'EéL; ‘
" Ammulne Fish Story.
A‘ Lsnosuoc Ar wmo'con.
Hundreds of Foot of Earth and Trees 1
Slip Into Farmington River.
WINDSOR, ‘Aprll 26-Brcak Neck
bad ,iiuoihcr'landslidc sornéetirucI ho.-
twocn Monday nltc‘rnoon on Viol us..— . ‘
day morning. Break-Neck is situated g porntuouly n’fow 56350551“? ”V9" be-
(311‘ the cast bunk of tho li‘armingion i "”51"” “we“ “‘9 west bnnknnd the
River. a short distance 'nbove' the 3 Slide from tho “8531‘“?3 It is a mag.
~ ' in i niflcenl and o wonderful‘scene, and no
For years It hos been a in i doubt will be visitedby hundreds of
vorito resort [or picnic all!!! bonfingfpwme' ‘ ‘ ‘
parties; lt‘risos 150 or 200 so a ovo ‘ ,
the river and from its summit 0. line i FARMERS BANK
view of the surroundingcountry can
belhad. . .- ' . .
Along the river, at the foot of this
high bank, can be found thousands of
clay stones. which have formed into all
conceivable shapes and sizes, and pic‘
pic parties have enjoyed many hours
in gathering these stones. The land he;
longs to the estate or the late General
Pierson. Six or eight years ago sovoral
feet of this bank slid into the river
and hundreds of people visited the
place and pronounced it a most ‘won-
derful phenomenon; The second slide
has carried away in much larger tract .
or land.‘ perhaps thirty or forty feel: me Cashier David
railroad» company's stone
Windsor.
~—-———-—
i
bridge
l
zllng the funds.
'2 ‘iv
ound paghkagv‘ est; ‘
‘ We recommend to our-tradeth GORTOthRIGlNAL
7* payable on the‘iirsttday otllhy. 1902. . L ‘ ._ . » _. ~. - v ‘ ‘
»» at which time I shall be mam rs, “FMS“: Mammy “'59 ft. . , 7 7
c solve same at-stliisonvs'drui; store. 82. costar, Masswandipve Fillmldfii it to be ”3° co
in one [2 ‘ . “ '“ ‘
‘ ‘ "13¢. each; 2 or 25c. If you
boils"
wanting fine V Codfish, try this. . _,
5 Wéét wash...
Not "the usual Fish Yarn.
. shadowing e rosin... cloth; 3
signs No
no st is righthsre. Our prioos'srie always
ll n Brooms and sign Butternut amonkourui
Ladies‘ Jacket... Block, ‘Tsn
uni] Castor. worth up to $7.50.
Ladies’ Black Cloth Capos, worth
Ladies? White Muslin Under»
skirt, extra full width, vol- » .
back from the edge 0! the bank, iind'
thrco or four hundred feet. along the
dyes; carrying withit many. forest
trees, among which are several large
lclms. and making a. promiscuous mass
of curlhyond tress nod almost com-
‘pietely damming the, river at 'this
. ‘ ‘ . , . .
CASES SETTLEO.
RUTLAND, Vt, .Aprll 264Tho cases
which grew out of the'
Farmers“ National Ban ,
nes, on April 13. .1901, were finally
disposed at today in the United States
Court here. The court exonerated Lieu.
tenant Governor Martin F. Allen, of
North Harrisburg, vice president oi: .
the bank, who was‘one, of theiréspons
dents and the jury immediately'tound
him not guilty on all thocounts of the
indictment. The court‘s’éntenced Rep:
resontntive John 'W. Ketchum, former-
”iy a clerk in the book, no a sevenfyoa'r,
term in the house of corréctidn. for aid:
H. Lowlsiin’smbez-
failure ofythc.
k, of Versail-
~---—-—-~—.——~ ....._...._c...,..._,mw.., w”
, . ‘msn cnnséoesuiionidiinon. ; 1
Th nourish is the product of Slade, Clarion doc..- or Ginny
ual of any article of its kind on the magi-ken ’Putlup
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