11 Ills UIIUa
‘ onsI'I new not dosh-ell.
stature has In the gland
e throat under the larynx
AUlyU Automating llI‘isAU gland
is a great hotel city The
Us l; t the hotel population
now 100 .000; that it is
he rate of 10 000 annually,
to ccommodate this growth
new _‘Ii1Uoteis will be begun
0 cost‘ $36, 000 .000. Five
aw York possessed about
“111 hotels, with an average
ting population of 511 .000
mung Fpsuits. Flower
to be distributed free to
a diplonia‘ given at this
Year to those who have been
coastal In their use me
lgn the diplomas. which
U . hat the holders are war-
a Moulding in beautifying
yarn in Cleveland
‘5
p also about schools.
bases 0! seeds weie used.
or changed. The Congress
ny that in a New England
0 u Universalist was to be
the pastorate, ‘ AtItheJ last
to emergencies prevent-
arenas of the Udivers‘itlist
‘ an consented to take the
of the service and the
ore Tiers drafted in as sub.
eInernIon was by a con
5 , the prayer by a Metho
lxht hand of fellowship by a
getionai pastor extended
ecommdulty‘ The
out a letter of Enroll
U stun pastor Was
151.)“ says that the
e of industrial and
.rmation. it condemns the
‘ Ulrich restralns liber-
n for industrial educo~
‘ pond one dollar for
good citizenship than
(hr the discouragement
and when the state does
lily in thofllteetion or schools.
1
iii all its reformatbry U. U
appropriations on neces- , _.
Mesntlme the private ‘cit
ry is doing 05314113155 U U j.
to 20 000 homes and. ' ‘ ‘
ie at Unitarian and a sec: U
__ Charles Goldschnlilithud Alfred Sim
ools the less need there will x
AWAMIINU
i” ll W i) i: ii.
MWIL ACCEPT THIS urine vs 2.
near 1111 our: TRADE u11 MAnK 0‘1?an
TWENTY-FIVE (‘25) SENT Us...
Beautiful Presents Free. Send l‘or P o ium List
. DAVID S BROWN & CO-I
5ISt Street and North River. New Yprk City.
1 Office of _ I U
THE EVENING EENTINEL. .
South Norwalk, Goon. May 1, 1902.
Mr.‘ Merchant: A
You take trade papers, you read them carefully to keep up to
date stock wine; you watch the market to take advantage of a re-
duoed price on staple goods; you land hard upon your window
dresser if he logs. in his works; you keep your eye closely upon
your clerks, insist that they treat customer's well. but your adver- .
-tising spare—you let weeds grow in it and Wander at the Apoorness
of its crop. Ad‘vernsmg is not a mystery, it is simply giving facts
about your goods to the public, some as your clerks are doing daiA
ly. The difference is that you;A advertisement enters into the
homes of persons who trade with you and persons who do not—
interviews several thousand people daily and individually. Ever
think of that? wen, you do a little thinking. Cali upon the re.
sources of our ad. than; he will willingly aid all he can.
1 , Sincerely yours.
EVENING SENTINEL
-s...1..m.,1 .1 1.A1
SPECIAL INVITATION. Ui GRADES 4 AND 5.
Song—Arbor Day,
To Arbor Day Exercise-U In the Frank. School.
Recitation—~Tho Robin’ 3 Message,
I r .
l a School Tome row Gardner Wilson.
The WWW! Fromm Wm be 5” instillation-«Glad Arbor Day III With
on tomorrow atternoon at 2 o clock in; U 8.
the Froflifl‘lil“ shoal ball by the pupilsI
or the flank hi M
estly invited to. U
Song-U—‘Birds and BiosllrIms
I School
Recitatiou~Tlie Clover. U
. Violet Hoyt. Room 0.
Recitatlouv’i‘hc Gladu‘ess of TSpring. i
1 Gusnle Fallon, RoomIT
Song-filming in the Sunshine.
School. .
Recitation—all. is Not Always May.
' Cecelia Quittner, N. U
Instrumental soio I
Higher-t Iowa S.
Recilnti n—— odiludru‘ms.
IU Warren Snoiield.
1 A“ “r" cam Reading~8priug Echoes,
at:
‘ U Lizzie Dunn.
Quotatiousmliow the Trees Bless Us,
‘I‘ Fight Pupils
1‘Aitecitationwii‘he First Bluebird.
Lillian Sleber.
Recitatiou- MA Robin Lesson
Louise Woodwind.
‘itecltatiouwApril,
Clara Pinch
Quotations—~Song oi the DI yads
" Five Pupils.
lflesdingwwmt Two Orioles Did.
I Vlolu‘ (lomstorlr. ‘
Quotailousfimbor Day Brevllios,
Elgh l Pupils;
r Rending~Tho This» Story of 11 i‘AiittiAe
Tree
Elisabeth Taylor.
g SongmAuIerIm ‘
School
ROOM 3.
l SongwAmerMcn
so School U
Choinl Fxcrcisea—Priuoess May, lA Recitation—~15 Lilli? Bird.
2 ~ 1'1‘wenty Pimiih.f Ethel motherland
Recitationwdu Apple Orchard in the: Recitation-What Little Things
1 Mary Gray '1 1
ecllntlonw—Robiu and Sparrow,
I Summer Muskie
SonAg+The Mousrltloius,
131x Girlie .
Recitation—«Wit Do We Plant?
Michael Abi‘nhanis. L
Song-j—Day of Blanti a, _
Scoiloid. M.
1A..'
' sUU Marguerite Diiiworth
1 Vocal Bolo»Birdie' A Dream.
. ‘1 Daisy Bennett
;RecAitsti0n-~The Warble,
* lidrrls Cdmeron.
ted that the flower hats
datinrlant just new hit
or long because they are
‘ raiderles on a hate e
.U very effective. trim"
‘d recurs again has
titahedostraps, are ‘
' E
I ‘ Asome Use
A Paper—Carpenter Birds
ReditationwWoodman and Treo
I - Herbert Baldwin.
Recitation—~The Robins. '
Nettie Conistock.
1 Recltstion-The Trees I
Freddie Greenwood. U
Recitation—Moon Above Tress
_ Gertrude Olmstead.
Song—Dandelion 1,1. . -
School.
Heartto earl Talk upon Trees Birds
and Flu. ors
’1 GRADR ii
Eriday MorningeBlrds
Opening.- . . _ _
Bird swirl
of the mornin 81) U
tlons and quotations be r-
the pupils. The exercises in 1
other rooms are as follows:
GRADES 8 AND 9. Mrs Simone
A»_-A-Forest Culture,
Adele ‘P‘r‘yer
Foresters Duties. ' ‘
Kinoefuh Thomas.
ltiou oi the Song I
:‘K doth C’oioburn
rotecuon 51 Birds.
‘ illustrated by pictures.
Story—drills Life or Audubon. . 1
The last half hour in the atteruoou
will be given to a talk about trees and
each 1111le iii plant a seed. ‘and the
I plants will be taken home “by the
‘ obliged to put in their gardens as
h oed trauspiantlng. * .U
5131
Harriet Osborn U,
Alex Gray. ‘
GRADES 5 AN1) 7, Frances Camp. _
Talk on Trees. Forest Culture and;
ad Program at the
ventian. May ~19 I1. 1*
Monday afternoon in
I of the obuIah at 4
U rheartily invited
I stery what these meetings mean to
Tomb—Kinds of Birds nbd Their Value. 1
UOougreuutIounl Junie
Have Program Men
The .iunim Society 0 '1
Norwalk Congregational Church will
hold the last meetiuguoi the season
MIA-noon.
look Parent‘s
bbys and girls are
c be present, and
here them tell In recitation. song and
.0110 friends of th
them. and some or the things they
have learned. Our chulches should be
full or boys and girls and they will
when its made the best place. The
Junior societies help to do this. teach
ing that religion Is doing. acting and
being good and Is Intensely practical.
lively boy and arm whose name is on
U the roll call will iocoive a souvenir.
. 1 The committee who have this walk
.1Iu charge is M111. J. Milton (loburu.
MIs. Robert Sliced. Mrs. Oliver E
Wood Mrs. Harry lienedict Mrs How
11rd A. 'i‘iily, Miss Hattie Paulelt
"Oulv an hour wilb the children
Pleasantly cheerfully given.
Vet need was sown
in that hour alone. U
Which would bring forth fruit in
scant on" U U W
‘
WW ‘ ‘
REVOLT IN QENTRAL RUSSIA.
COPENHAGEN, Denmark May 1.»—
A despatch to the Politiken. at this
city, from Russia. filed on the German
frontiei announces that the labor
population or the whole district be
tween Moscow and Vladimir. neutral
Russia, is In revolt” There have be'e‘n
numerous encounters between the
workmen and the‘tro‘ops and may
persons have been killed or wounded.
A Uhian regiment commanded
‘ Coy Morons“, refuses to not ‘u‘gulnu
the workload. U U.
FRY DEFEATS HILTON AT GOLF.
I LONDON May l—«Tiio conclusion or
the filth round or the amateur chem»
piouship games at oyisko. cheater.
today left '1‘. W Rob RMnxvlell, (l
H utchlugs and S H Fry to contest the
semi llnai Fry defeated H H. Hil-
lop the present champion this mom
ng. .
1... 1...... U we:
ENTERTAINMENTS
new .3 THEA’I‘REW
0M leht only. I
FRIDAY. MAY 2.
Mr WM A ERADY‘S Special Pro-
. auction
. war
3 D0 N
EAST
ily Lottie Blah thinker. Elaitornlcd
by Joe R iirlsnler,
As Played '
500 times in Ne‘vliih’nrir City.
250 times in Philadelphia.
350 times in Boston U
250 tim in Chibh’lg'o '
“The Ilia than. dies the. heart "
ENDORSED U'BfiVJ'; 'PUBLIC.
Prices 25. 50, 75c and $1.00.
Sohoolfidxes.
UNIQN SGHUOU'L DISTRICT.
‘\
The taxpayers of the South Norwalk
Union School Distriht are hereby not
men that the district [alt of one and
the town assessmentlist or 1901. at a
meeting at the district held on the 4th
day or June. 1901, at the Franklin
street school house. will be ducand
payable on the first day of May. 1902.
at which time i shall be ready to re»
ceive some at Stiiisohs drug store 82
Washington street. Penalty at the
rate of nine per cent. a year will be
charged on And after June 1.1902.
TCMLLES
Collector of. Taxes ior South Norwallt
Union School District.
Dated at South Norwalk, April 211
902.1184 6w
Real ESlaleEat dilation
A To close an estate. will be sold at Pub
I; lie Auction.
~WEDNESDAY. :‘MAY 14,1902, U
M 12 o'clock M.U
That certain plot of ground situated
corner Greenwood and Diamond Aves
Bethe! (301111., belonging to the estate
of. Elizabeth Thompson, deceased com
‘taiuin‘g 8 lots. on one 0! Which stands
a three story ironie- building, slightly
demoted by are.“ containing 2 stores
a boarding
11th. closets,
Will be sold as a whole to the
ole.
Whighest1' bidder Absolutely without re~
serve. Title period! Tarmac
cont down. behind
10 per
1.0 sprite 115111151, New York
GIL RT.
‘ l
I timely Will
ccr‘ s Rw8ports.U.
bUiSnull
‘ Mailed E. F.
one-quarter mills on the dollar. laid on ~ -
delivery of ,
‘Sale positive. .‘
Auctioneer. A A
Will be Held in Hartford. Couectioul
‘ Ilene 4‘. 1002. II
The United Statés Chill Service com--
mission announces that on June 4,1002.
inn examination will be held at Hart-
in store room lord 001111.. {or positions in the inter»
nai Revenue District or Connecticut lu~
formation relative to the subloetn and
scope oi this examination may be found
in sections as and 133 of the manual or
Examinations revised to January 1.
1902. Age limit. twenty one years or
over. ‘
luom the elixiblcs resulting irom
this examination it is expected, that
certificates will he made to positions in
the lutelual Revenue llistrlots of Com
nectiout This (illumination is open to
all oitluens ol‘ the United States who
comply with the requirements. iiiom~
petitors will be Iatcd without- regard
to any considelutlou other than the
qualifications shown in then examina-
tion papers. and eligibics will be cars
tilled strictly in accmdanee with the
civil service law and rules.
Persons who desire to crimpete should
at once apply either to the secretaly ol'
the local board of examiners at the
post oliice at Hartford or to the United
States Civil Service Commission. Wash.
lngton, D (1.. for application form 101
and a copy of the Manual. The appli-
cation should be properly executed and
filed with the Commission at Wanhiug~
ton prior to‘ the hour of closing busi»
nose on May 24. .
A ORDER 0" NOTICE“.
DiSTl‘tiCT OF NORWALK, 11s.. Pilo-
BATE COURT April 30 A. 11.1902
Whereas. written application has
been made to this court for the admin
also to probate at a. certain written
instrument an dad for the, last will of
Alphonso Dibble, late of Norwaik in
sold district deceased U
Ordered. That said application
heard and determined at the Probate
olilce in Norwalk on the 8th day oi
may. 1902 at 2 onion}: alter-noon: and
to all persons interested therein by
publishing this ‘order in a nervspnpei
Raving a circulation in said district, at
least live days bel'me said day of hear-
1 HENRY W GREGORY
t Judge.
(In... A. xxs no 31111.
”salary or censuses to wit:
as rr neusnnnnnli
1902. The Banks lasw Publishing Com.
pany. of New York N Y. hath depots
lied in this office the title of a 1300K.
the title of which is in the following
words to wit;
Reports of cases argued and dollar
and James (3 Spencer Reporters or
the Court, New York Superior Court
Reports. Vol XXXV. l Jones and Bush.
,1 l
The Banks "lblisbing Co
New York 1002.
the right whereof it claims as propIio
tor in conformity ith the lawn oi the
United some reap brine.“ copyrights
Oliice 0‘! the Registen or Copyrights,
sthlugt n, l) C.
HE BERT Pli'i‘NAM.
Librarian oi Congress
BTHORVAI D SOLBERG
Register of Copyrights.
Written A. l. -
Revised J. W. C.
Entered A. i
in renewal {or foultccn your; from
April ill, 1902. .
iiu‘ i
11118152
be I
that public notice thereof be given
That on the twenty-third day of April.
Tomorrow (Friday) Just to see how much business can be Increased
‘on wIIAa‘c I. termed an on say. We on a sell (111) Ian artioloo Attend
THAN WHOLESALE emcee. . U 1 , ‘-
No. l--Ladles' Lace 'l'rirnmed Handkerchiefs, a bAsrgaAinA at 511‘ Uta-1
morrow, (lo. I ‘ 1 ‘
No. 2.-U-Children’ s Fine Ribbed Black Hose, value izi/go. at 0/28. , ‘
No. 3.-—Men’ 11 Medium Weight Shirts and Drawers.wortl1 509. at 351;. V
No.4 4.--Ladles' Summer Vests, square neck. blanched and unbleaeAh-AI
ed, it So. ‘ "
. No.
" ii
5-—-0rr's Transparent Glycerine Soap. value 101:. ii: 411: cake. I ‘
No. (la-Point de Paris Laces. assorted widths value up to 12%.11, at
511 yd. . ‘
No. 7.--lChic Laundry Soap, sold everywhere at 51:, tomorrow 2:. A
No. 5.—-—Frost Velvet Grip Hose Supporter, Misaes' and Ladieo' clues, ‘ ‘
I value 17:: and 2511, tomorrow. 111:. . 1
No. 9.~Chenilie Table Covers. 614. value 75c tomorrow 37o. one to A
a cuotomUor- ‘ " ‘
No.10.--Ladles' $5.00 WalkiugSkirt-A-m: tomorrow at 52.40.
Fnda y ’5 Great
Specials
1
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m
MOVING DAV .TODAAVA.
m
i!
Llidi-I‘I'VNINGV BET FACToRY Arms?
Rogers’iflake Company. of Pleasant
U mined in the Superior Court or the,
1 Elly of New York. By Samuel Jones
Valley, Suffers; Loss of 512.000.
BARKHAMSTED. A Conn. May l—-
Lightning caused the burning of :11“
main factory building inthe Rogers
Rake company " at Plousnnt Valley,
early today. involving a loss on build
ing and contents ol-512.000..oniy part
of which is covered by insurance. Be»
sides machinery and material. the
building contained one thousand dozen
and {weigh points All‘ these were
burned.’
The factory was a wooden structure
measuring l'mty by eighty tool. and
two and a. half stories high. Several
outbuildings were saved Most of the
plant‘wes new, part or it, which was
destroyed by 11 lire a year ago, having
been rebuilt.
Whenever we see a young man sun
rounded by girls, we think of the days
when he will be old. and them will
not he a, soul to brush the crumbs off
his coat.
The bent advertisement
in“ ood- to ”be purchased 511er
er,
From the Home Garden we are
Leadmd Grocer.
cALI‘fgsLi"
he market. Our customer
ea, Coffee and. in first} operythini in our line. to be found in an
we purchase goods that will of themselves call forth praise for the
New Potatoes, etc. Cull here mornings.U
harles
l i
lakes" roadv for shipment (0‘ domestic
But the May Time1 Trials Have‘ Been
Going on for Month. ‘
The annual May any moving will try
‘. the nerves of many a family today.
but the transfer m‘eu‘ say that for the
first time in several years todays
Work will be comparatively light. This, “
they explain, is because the spring
moving, while not especially hoovle‘r
than heretofore has been more spread
over the past three months People
intending to change their residences .
secured rents early in the year and
now much of the moving is over with
WHITE STAR LINE' 3 SHARE.
LONDON, May l—‘Accordlng to the .
Liverpool Post one- third of the 34,000..
000 pounds ($170 000 000) of the capl-
tal of the shipping combine will be re. I
quired to liquidate the White Star '
line interests. The papeI also says
that a substantial proportion of the
motorcade shares will be handed oveI
to the owneis of the White Star line,
who will also get 3.,000 000 pounds ~
($15 000 .000) in hard cash from the.
sale of the debentures
4_
Wt; eon ask for it a satisfied and mention customer. We are able and do sell the
a tell us that at our store they can get the finest But.-
store in town.
fine qualities.
I I ~. - NEW ARRIVAL - -: :
Matchless Quality Cardinal Flour. No Fleur of equal quality over mIIIed. This
manufacturer. “pry a bag or barrel. 75c bag, $5.75 barrel.
nthfactlm than from say other Flour. U
receiving Spinach, Asparagus. Rheubarb Radiance.
We can save you money on these "9“"
Seymour, ,
55 WeSt Washington St, So Norwaik- _
Why is this so? Because
.11.”
.‘.
is the broad claim of the
Coats 3 mm; more. but you get more bread and «two
*1
Lettuce,3trswhe1'~‘rses,
Norwalk Chronicler