9i. soled": 49‘.
a. at; 6: 27 p. m.
., " ngoerho is separated
billion 1‘! and who is asking
or e custody of their child
aDDY man of being
hcabaditated—V-in evidence of
"how on one ocdaslon
an; "The Holy City."V he
, 9 dog or a maniac. " For
an card her singiit before
p out of Ireland are »
merlca in so great 11de .
emigration is spoken of
" “alarming proportions. "
t,” tortoight hundreds oi emi~
d through Limerick
Cork. TWO special
riy 1800 emigrants
V arcane oi both boxes,
‘ in numbers of 200 or
on board the atéarner.
.._—-n—.
, thin lines in India h-an
, Miss. A line for trans:
e¥lclty from the falls of
cred river; to Koior in
All t can built by Amori
' ‘ The Wooden poles
to sockets sci/Lou foot high
’ vents iron: devouring
ho ir'és were strung juot
each or the‘ large elephant
hlshiud logs and groping
oral suasiVon until it lind
gave the boy a good sound
0: course lie told his bar-
.9 parents told the princi
prifolpdi came dawn to
L Mhe teacher. He ex-
Final-
L a white taffeta potticoit
re matroniy looking than
or trimmed with .
» Sitting
My dear men, wake
IV ty to door so. Now you write Mew business announcements con-
* coming these artloiee—think of why you porch“
there iii about them that appealedt
they ought to be good sellers. Br
. your advertisement and you will get to nits. If you desire a little '
assistance call upon our advertising manager“ He enjoys assist-
lug along the advertising line.
. Sincerely yours,
N, RROWLY ESCAPE!) iVNLJURY.
HorL‘se Driven by Miss Elsie ‘Li'. Ray-
mono Rune Into Teleg‘n h Pole.
Miss Elsie '1‘. Raymond. aughter or
Thomas L Raymond. had a narrow es-
cape from being seriously injured or
killed, yesterday afternoon, while out
driving in Bayvlew avenue. The pluck;
locus of the young lady is probably
what caved hor lit 0.
Miss Raymond drove to the real
denco of a friend In the early part oi
the afternoon and took her out riding.
The principal streets of South Nor~
walk were traversed. and it was while'
Miss Raymond Was returning that the
accident happened .
Miss Raymond started through the
lower end or Bayviow avenue where
the Connecticut Railway and Lighting
Company is putting in a gas main. A
huge detrick is orected at the side of
tho strcot to hoist the stone when it
is blasted: The animahbecame fright
eucd at thin and shied into the ditch
before the driver hordiy know whgt
hadhappenod. ‘ ‘-
; She pluchiiir, hung to the wins and
the animal dashed <lnto n telegrnph
polo, snapping both thiiis close to the
cross bar and0 (icing other damage.
in rringo with
thought or A ht'ln’t:
took a uhorior hold on the rains and
pulled and shuwod with all her might ..
Some oi the workmen Went to her res
one and managed to stop the frighten-
A No t Vi it was all over
.The entertainment last evening at
thnif .M. C. A. building in Elizabeth
street crowded the memo to their ut
most capacity. It was the last lsdico’
night in the gymnasium and the Altair,
uopicss of‘ the slim
asium cla’a despite the inclement
Previous to the entertainment the
it me hiblto on under the
1‘0 slcal’ Director
e'progi‘h for
in charge of William J. Leland, fol?
lows: .
Mandolin aoiwdavotliin. ‘
William C Elzoa. ' .
ilocitaiiotim The Engine. .
Mrs. 419' ll. Patterson.
Scott-43ers the Role Moon.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Merriam.
laughing So
. Nisan! Johnson.
Recitation-«13min ~ ‘
_. Mrs E. ii. Pattoruon.
Banjo soldi“iair and variations).
Ed on d? Johnson _
om) Tofiho program thorn
xueut ”listened to an uddrosa by H.
in
New Yor cty ' .
onto and athlete. whose sires were of
boo a
roung lady of a ocuspicuo V
inmiiy. The groom's uncle.
on elicit éld
ileiar decorations on L; V
“and ti?“ :1 ..
‘1 gen Dix rector or trinity Ch
‘ rk sbioinpieed tho-m
o
, century and spoke especial y
‘1 Sh Vood w in our older
its 'L‘Bridxéml‘t lLL
LL candidates
~ '«You certainly are in eplorabl'e condition if you have \nothlng
‘ to Advertioe.
“into a position so that he could work
on the broken combination and. the .
no V'
Miss Raymond
played a Very interim ting game bl pool
0
Botto.V100
weather, was successful in every way. ‘
, and George hogan-dun 89; Frederick
the handgun-tors oi the former in the
‘ will be played in South Norvmk. ’l‘his
prominent Norwalk blood and conuoo . L
kAAign,‘ was today married inflh
upmopen yourxieyes and look;
them—what
on and mode you think that
lit theie solicitors points in V
L MINI
L EVENING ”SENTINEL.
Jeweler Ferris D‘id NoLLt commence The
. Work at tho porlon House. ‘.
.iowelor Arthur. 8. Ferris who went
to Dorion' A Point this morning tor the
purpose of openln3 the large sale.
which fell through to the cellar dur-
lng the fire Sunday night, could not
commence work. The sale has not yet
cooled off. owing to the big oak tim-
bore. which burned for several hours
after the collapse of the buildings! and
completely covered the solo. Mr. For-
ris states that be twice burned his
hands in attempting to ohiit the safe
hinges. He was obliged to discontin
be his efforts alter an hour spent in
the rain and ruins of the fire. He ox.
poets, howevor, to grotto the point to-
mo '9' morning and resume opera-
tio From outworii appearances he
believes that everything in the note
is secure and In the same condition
it}: the day as when it was first placed
ere.
W
FIRST RVOUND FOR SBGOND CUE.
MN
i-‘red Weieheit astute Charles IitLLtte‘
at Putnam Hm l-iouie. VV.
i‘red Weisheit and Charles Betta
tithe Putnam Hose ordainont at
Putnam headquarters Monday otter
noon. Tho game finished the first
round for the cocoon dus. The second
round for the second one will now
start. Welohoit wuu by the score of
80 to 90.11‘oiiowlug was the score:
' Wciahcit, 80
16. V14
17—71 ~ L 27
24 3'4“!
30 43 9
36-4 ‘ 48*“2
41 57...]
47-1 bfiw‘d
49*1 740—1
59 - 78ml
60 80
Those who will pinyin the second
round are John F Boner-duo 100 and
John Merritt 90: John W. Sculloy 90
and E W Clerk 80; Bert Kelly 70 and
William canny '49:: William Ninth 70
Stalled! 70, and William Alexander 100.
WORDEN WINS FIRST GAME.LL
w
Not-walk Fire Police? at lint Get One
"‘ Pool damn
Howard Worden repmscntrng the
Norwelk Fire Police and Richard 0.
Raymond Putnam 140 cc CompnnY. of
South Norwaik, contos at! last night at
pool tournament between those two
organizations. word has the die-
tinction of winning the only game so
far pldyed for the rue Police the
score last night being Worden 100 and
Raymond 87 Albert Kelly refereed
and satchel Brundago scored.
Worden played o wonderful uphill
more train the third or fourth frame,
when he Wain in the roar inontyonc
points. The remainder oi the games
evening Gus Knorr and Gilbert G. Hot.
ton will contest ‘I , .
FOR A TURKEY SUPPER.
special Berle; of Twenty-four Games
oi crihbdoe to he Played. V ,
The teams front Phoenix Engine
_ N nod Putnam
South Nor-walk. will
mos or cribbaxe
. . limit" i‘rBVooe
shall pay
night's gatnen
V V good Winners
in but they com.
_ i‘bbliiie
walk, where
, th
Mr. WM.A. BMADY‘SL poclnl Pro
ByL Iottlo Blair Parker.
‘ , 500 limos in New York City.
Suluwdk Eunprepnipntil Ilhuu‘h
. the town human; ut list. or 1901 at u
Vnisraicr or? Nbdwam so. rho
‘ been made to thisicburt tor adminia‘
suit oi this. '
last
ductibu.
Elohoratod
by Joe. R. (irl smor
. AI Played
’ 250 timoo In l’hil'ndolphla.
V 350 times in VBoVVoton'
260 times in Ohio so.
"The play that to chos the heart "
ENDORSED BY PRESS, PUBLIC.
‘ Pricos 25. 50, P764; had 81..00
St Peter's Congregation
at tho
. WIdnGIdlyflA
Elaborate Program ‘ of 5 L Vocal
and instrumental Music.
ADMI§8I0N12V5V CENTS.
School Taxes
UNION condor. DISTRICT
W
The taxpayers oi tboSouth Norwalk
1} 30. 1992‘. ‘ ‘T
Alida that tho dliitriot tax of one and
one quarter mills on the dollar. laid on
meeting or the dis riot hold on the 4th
day or June. 1901 at the Franklin
street school houso. will be due and
payable on the first day of May, 19,02
at which time I shall bearehdy; to re:
Penalty at the
rate of nine I{)or cool. 9 Your will be
d attorF June 1 1902. »
ilnlou School union are hereby uott
celv’o same at Stliison's drug store, 92 _
.wsshington street.
kinds usually sell for.
and Solar-Jay.
25$Jadr’es' 26 inch fine
Attained: cloth Umbrel-
aofull paragon frame.
genuine silver and pearl
handles. halve 51.2591‘
95c. ‘
L25»Men 5 fine piece
dyed taffeta. Umbrellas.
28 inch, Wood handle,
extra paragon frome, 20th
century runners.
973,110
charged on a
'i‘OLLlllS.
Collector of Tone? for South Norwplk
Union Schooll) a riot. »
1igated at South Not-walk. April 2:134.
ORDER OF, NOTICE. . .
BATE COURT April 29 A. i)..‘ 19p2
Whereas. written application has
tratlon of the estate 6! Erastus Rus-
coo. late oi Wilton in said district,
deco used.
Ordered, That gppplioation be
heard and detorm Edith the Ptobaie
once in Noriili‘lh‘.1 'irltli’e 6th day of
May, 1902 at 10 o clock foronoon: and
that public notice thereof be yifivon to
all persons interested therein by pub
lishiug this order in o nompsper hav
ing a circulation in cold district at
ins. V
_ v count w canooanv.
add it .
Judge.
AdEhORVLINELL
waited atom Mail Steamship:
Bail from Now ngit Every Iaturday
Glasgow via addendum!
First Saloon Pusey“
Second memoir, lit) obit upwards
Hula 920 m upwards
'HENTIZVIEBSON BRO Hollis. Astute.
‘ 1.? and to, my, New wYork
J COB M. LAYTbN
9 Railroad Piano, Io. Norwijk
Class A. XXc “No 30996. ‘ ‘
LIBRARY OF GONGR‘ESS to wit:‘
BE AT REMMMB DENIED.
120%.? The Banks Law Publishing 00..
o
the title 0! a V
is in the foil ’
Case‘s argue
Supreme Court ot-tho United States
December term. 1872. and October
term. 1873 Reported by John William
wallaco oi. XVII.
The Books Law Pubiiehin3 Co
New York, 1902.
United States respecting Copyrights
Office “1%“? Register or copyright ‘
leabt dye duy's boior‘e said day or hear- V
950 ind upward.
That on the diteeiilh nay oiV'LA,prii‘
April Showers Bung Forth Umbrellas
Yours my be worn outwneeds a new moron! We can put one on while yon
wait. or, better still sell you a new Umbrella, complete. at one-third less than tbcseV‘
V we made A fortunate parcbasc of 200 add Umbrellas. .,
sell tbem A ONE THIRD LESS FoR THREE DAYS ONLY. many. FAAAA
pl
The Well Known Jones Umbrella Roof
A child can put it an-or you bring your frame here and we will do it for you.
Bites. 59c. 89c. .51. 00, .51 .25 and 5150.
Will L
76'.
1004-;LAdics Umbrellas. .
rucherisch ttvilb 26 inch. L' L
color: 6 9c, at 45c.
2L5~Ladies' LLILImbILcllas.
fincparagon frame, L‘splen- L'
did fabric. many times sold: V
at 51. 00, for three days .
at 69c. ‘
‘ 25——odd handles, Lladies' V
.26 inch, paragon frame
Umbrellas, sit/t taffeta,
worth 52.50.. "5.3.0.0 and
53.50. cboz'ce‘at 51.95.
m
Anthracite Coal coil-store and Unite
Mine Workers' Session.
once between tit representatlms oi the
anthracite coal
ed Mine Won-hertz" .
yesterday. was resumed this morning.
The four labor lenders, President Mit-
choll. and Dietrict Presidents Fnh‘ey.
Dufiy and Ni hol‘were in consultation
early ihih'ni o Diotrict President
Thomas ram nuncut some time in
oonsultnt onf the members of the
deiefiitl ' the affected districts
Nos 1,7 and 9. it could not be learn—
ed what was the suhiect or result or
this conference.‘
President Mitchell was mentioned as
to the prohabio (interline mo‘iol the cou~
fer-once. Ho victim '
Airgun 0:1 til”? sub
9. o t or
Western howl:
The out ‘edvertieemen
nod: to be punch:
9., CWOG "and, in
best the
tor,
the right wherooi it claims as mow; , - 4
tor in contormity with the 1“, of the V V
noon Lemanééodiaé; L L
Now rout: April 30-~The confer-
he thought a
hi or we dd be found
e an an: for
we pureheee goods that will of themee vea cell fort
hath deposited in this Office A ,
B OK, the title orirhicli 2 . VV
From the Home Garden we are receiving Spinach, Asparaouc',
New Potatoes, etc. Cali here mornings. We can save you money on those goods. '
oday .I-IL
irrlvcd. .but it Iolmpossibleto soy:
today for. wathington and will
be given in the White House tonight
Those who will be there are Col. Geo.
C. Treadwoil, Major Craig Wadsworth,
.Captain William hittauer, Captain F
Colonel H N. Trondwell Major Wii
tenant Commander A. B. Fry
l‘
GRUSP
nid‘.‘ illonnnottei‘l you. 0! i
mouse 1.». hope that Va decision will inH
PRESIDENT ‘ENTERT 1N8 STAFF.
ALBANY. April 30 «The former
.lV members of President Roosevelt’s mil-
. itary staff when he was govefnor. left
guests of the president at a dinner to
VGodaid Captain David Sialohurt, Luau:
tenant Colonel E.- P Co’ttlo, Lieutenant
linm Wilson. Captain George Wingate.’
Captain .1. M. Andrews. Captain A H.‘
Mother Lieutenant William 1... Finn»
noun. Lieutenant Robert K. Prentice
Lieutenant W. J Cleveland and Lion
How many people hate you without
WAS NOT A CALL TO BREACH.
There was a man in Anderson coun.
‘zr, so it is said who was very trifling.
iLlc fancied he was coiled to preach.
So after studying his sermon about a
month he gave out an shbolntmont
several miles tron: home and one Sun-
day went to till0 it. He inade a com-
plete failure is way home he
6met one of his neigihors, who asked,
“Who? have you been?“ He replied:
“’i‘o ll my appointment. “
bor asked, “What appointment?" He.
said ”Why didn‘t yon’ knewn that i
had been called to preach?” Then he
told him that three nights in soccer;
sion’ he had seen the‘ létterh’ “G. P.‘ G. "
on the wall. and he could‘ not make
anything else not of it but "Go Preach
Christ.” "Now, ” sold his neighbor.
"it did not mean that at all. You know
last full you ware no lazy and trifling
you let all your cotton waste. It
mount ‘09 pick cotton!” The man
loch him at his word left off trying to
preach, gathered his cotton and any
L: ed his crop. wGaiveotVon News?
c-
“AV“ _
marl-tot. T‘:’Our
rflhln in our line, to. be found In any store in town. VWhy
also for their line
Hheub
ti and pleased customer.
morn tell us that at our store they or get the finest Bui-
We are able and do“ sell the
a this a 2 Because
qualities. ' . , "
v f ennui qtiiiity ever milled. This is the broad niaimV of the
1'5. barrel. on: ”a little Vmore, but you get more bread and. more
«no, Radiance, Lettuce; Strawberries.
i
The neigh.‘ ,
Norwalk Chronicler