ed a new determination of
litre sun. . It is made by .
" ‘ lee Wilson, 'who places 1‘
...,,
711011 school board has solemn-
enalbly resolved that “sex
i: be a bar to p1 emotion in
mild force, and that in any
is o ‘11 p‘ositlml as principal
chop! a woman. other
11qu' canal. should be prefer
an...” M
11 etc are the postal arrange
Lo don that there is not a
re has two hundred yards
stt‘e ox or four hu‘ndred from
and money order o‘filce.
_ ver ten thousand pillar
‘0 all
,.‘ .‘leared‘ev‘ery hour from 10
ml 3 1111/5111 the evening,
spyactical trial of a new
‘ single .1111 railroad is to
”metal Palace, London.
. on is to be one and one
in. length, will be worked
city. The difference between
, no the prevalent type of
‘ that the line is on the
Wye wheels projecting
middle of the carriage run
wb e on each side of the can
ere are soft rollers upon guide
the monorail the line is ole
til the carriage overhanging
id
or Dole, of Hawaii. who is in
try,‘says of Hawaii: The fu-‘
blematlcal but i am lnclin
that it will work itself out
‘ There is a large num‘
p’growin‘g 11p to sniff
. __‘cau ideas and a love
nstltutions. This will
odial’n‘ong 11s. Then. too,
be many: accessions from
ed 1StateL These, as a rule,
ltizens and may be depend
1 decor :1 now go:
First mentioned in the lam
‘rds of Thomas iii and ten
12 Amarna tablets, Gazer
igllble history as a strong
1112‘“ :11». 11a. uhohuqu‘er-
Athélltes. captured by a
in
111119, 111111 1111111111 by Solo
the defence of his empire
, he Maccabees and also of
its identification 1
(thumb, next Friday wil mmui; ea
eaglgofiggzflogfimtd pay only' 1.1111 11.121 onFret11rning,
dried a set of pins to
“1- Teething Babies ?
Need Laxakola,
them letter boxes), ‘
twelve deliveries a day 1
13inch to his daughter,
the edge of the maritime J. Volk ‘ Savage
r " fill Hlbba Kd‘nney
’ ‘ Clocks
‘othsrc will. ‘d‘ndn LAKAKOLA 11.3111
tve for chill res. BEST bet-lanes l
313: 311111: 3111111111 en rely of l111r111l Moi “M13“
lento. auso it is noun-ride z
and never “wiggle: or causes pain or N‘ lta
f‘B uu‘so it is euro 1111 newer
“1’1. 1milli‘u'i’i‘ hocauss “Children like it And
A few 1drugs can be lven with allfcw- to
very young ables. wb ch will often roller 1:
{3:11:0ny expelling the wind and use“ that
Included please find on cents in slumps‘
for a bottle of LAXAKOIA i used your
sample bottle and it did all you clfilm for
it, an it he‘fiens 111051H baby Fwolgieg'ul
19"
Union Deposit. Dauphin Co. .. Penn.
All dru 1111-211 so cents. bond for
“f til.
rec 111"on e to TH AKOIJA (.30.. 45
entry street, New
Pepsikola'fi'g' indig‘eslion,251:.
For sale by
‘ r. M. FINCH.
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SNAP HOOK G. EYE1CO..TROUBLE.
m
Creditors Declare it Binkrupt—s‘tock
‘Tulnb‘lcd from Sdo to 31 Long Ago.
A phtltlon li‘l involuntary bankruptcy
has been filed against the Snap Hook
'mldf‘Eye Company of America. of 25
Broad street and 2 West Fourteenth
street‘ New York‘, by creditors. They
allege that the company committed an
act. of bankruptcy when its executive
committee last December adopted a
resolution by which it made the Cor-
partition Trust Company. of Delaylare
custodian of Insurance money receive
111.111 :1 arm-111113111 Norwalk and dl
rectell the trust company to pay cer-
tain other creditors out of this money.
'1ne company attained a great deal
of notoriety last January when its
stock dropped from 540 to vi a share
on the curb. This resulted in the res-
lgnation of W A Ellis, the treasurer.
This concern was incorporated under
the laws of Delaware last September
with 53. 0001. 000 capital.
the Snap Beck and Eye Manufacturing ‘
Comp- y.» ,
Char res it me the pres-
ident. Its factory Norwalk- was
burned last December.
Bridgeport swam. ”Prove Too Much
for South Norwalk Lads.
Brov‘vu‘s Business College team and
a team from the Brown College. oi
Bridgeport played hall yesterday of
ternooga @fialk City, the bridge
“811121 score 8 to 7 in
Iimhigs 'i‘ are was
good playing on both hides as the
closeness of the score tells Harry
Cornea. pi cher for the Browns
struck out 22 n. 'l‘hh Bridgeport
team had only two of the college boys
"playing, 211111 others being members of
the High wSchool. Quito 11 number of
“renters" wont own and witnessed
111281111111. The, local boys will play
their Bridgeport brethren again Fri
D1 own 11, Bridgeport
C. McGlmoo
Farrell
G Kuorr
{11.00111151an ‘ ‘" ' P. . l1
1. nannies Gree‘n‘llbhln
1'. Smith
‘R- 3013“,”?
Arrangements have 1
ted Rail
holds its twentyysixth annual ”com-en.
‘ tion in the South Norwalk 111.115.1111
their homes. The hotels d raster
route of the town are malt
. h ,
elk: f‘teéo '
Stamford
legislation, ,7
~‘Sts1nford18J’. William .
11111351111: MAY 6th Office hours 1101119211 1111111511111
,mlnstcr
beyond d
sight spec ul‘ist.
.ldos establishing the 11111211 and most
. zxtcnsive optical: business in the city‘t
tel! 11 repntilii‘ou that extends all ov 3WAlil) 1“
1r the New‘ l‘lngland status,
visit different pints of the country, ‘
sad as he is a very busy man he finds , using a pair of his best glasses. which
however. to accommodate his
day. May (1, when he will be in the 11111 1‘ manufacturing Jewelers in the World
the horns of 9 u. m. and 5 p‘. 'm.. pru-
'I‘hia examination is thorough and do. from three to
. curate in every lespect: many persons
nearly so good
It succeeded .
snowme coLLEGs TEAM Leer. ‘
» in Union Square. where the store oil Marys cemetery
'I‘ifflny & Company is how position'ed 1 were inuny and very beautiful testify
1ing to the high esteem and love it
lwhlcn Miss 111111111 was held by 1.111
1 Abbott has done for the higher educa-
srrsmuusr ..
111111112 Parlbrs cf the Mallackemo Hotel
of lilll Welsh ately, by an eyesight specialist who
is has without doubt fitted more glasses
than any man today in the United
This is a ”locogniiod fact by
optlcl‘n‘us all over the world and any
one in the optlcl‘d business. if he tells‘
has made for him- lyou truthfully. will tell you that I‘ll-
DAMMERS is considered
and his lilo most successful and the most up.
‘ 1h dutu eyesight specialist known.
SPECIAL OFFER FOR THIS VISIT.
He will give to eyery pslso‘n pur‘ch-
Ilidward Ill. Darnmels.
direct I’rOvidence. D. l.
the‘ most successful ell?
11' Providence he
let'l'ltes aid in demand everywhere.
Mr. Dammors is daily in 1ocoipt of
communications requesting him to
lie has. he will sell for ONE DOLLAR (with
many the best crystal lenses that can be
made) a 14 kt (told filled Frame made
by one of the most reliable
t quite impossible to do so.
rieuds and patrons in this vicinity'.‘i
wronged to visit South Norwalk; Tues
01's of the Mnhackemo Hotel between The frame has written guarantee to
‘ wear 20 years d is not the ordinary.
bored to examine eyes free of charge. frame that opti bill‘s regularly charge
61' dollars for;
Dont let this opportunity go by, and
remember that this offer is good for
{this visit only. He will have with
EYES EKAMINED FREE 1111111 an EXPERT 111111111: h‘lTTiilr
His GLASSth are doing more tin from his Providence state who will
“elleve humanity of headache and ‘nor- ‘tuke accurate measuremuts of your
rousnerls thanlnuy (bug or combine; face so that the glasses will not only
tion ‘of 111111111 aver dldn— and the roller: be fitted to your eyes by an export
‘s PERMANENT. , lbut Will not pelfectly on your face
When he says Lycs Examined Frau?i and the same pains will be taken as if
111 means 11 thorough and accurate cx-l you were paying 325.0011 for the
pulsation of the eye. each eye sonar glasses . , ,1. 1% MRI
1111111111 11111111111 ‘ 111 11111111311111.1121 11111.... 1 l
Notombiilward E.Dnn‘1mers will p ositlvely be here himself.
pay a high price for one that” is not
\ 11151111111
E ,, BTIE
ONE TRADE MARK 0 EVERY
9 burr-Frye (‘25) 311111: .. US.
sea-1.111111 resolute Free. send to gallium List
, DAVID 8‘. BROWN & (30..
yet Street and North River, New YorktCity.
kept from Maine to Oregon;
‘ worth more than ten' tl‘meslthe product
1 the y‘outh of our country. Nothing can
Poussin print works. made 11 riotous
demonstration at the plant today. The
* 1“ roll/111511 ‘
nine to Oregon. ‘ ‘ ‘
The transplanting festival to almost
our only "111rnl‘1iny"»-we have but one . ‘
other The observance of this day is
It has .
spread to the Old World and is cele-
brate‘d new in England Scotland.
France. Italy, Australia and even Af-
11011. In money walue our forests are
of our mines of silver had sold. Arbor
day has become one of the momentum
of our advanced system of educating
do more to instruct them in the won»
deri'ul teachingsl‘of nutulc. than this ‘
method of studying the chn‘racterlstlcs
of the fruit and forest trees of their 1111- '
live chats Children cannot be taught
too early the habit of! obscrvntloupsud
the ”cumming method of instruction as
practiced in our public schools. not i111-
ly upon the subject tof forestry and the
fruit hearing trees but the knowledge
of. the habits of tbe‘ feathered trlbos
who live it this wonderland between
the earth a d sky, who not only do.-
light us ‘with their songs and brilliant
plumage) but the. insetlmahl-e blessing
they are in preserving our fruit trees.
from complete destruction by the ‘in-‘
uumerable insects that infest the, air.
One instance was given by Proféssor‘
Wigham, of the Over River school y‘esv
terduy. “that the birds save two bun-
'lretl million dollars to those who cultl- ‘ -
vale fruit in our own country." .
The interest shown by both teachers
and pupils in preparing for this enter»
taining exhibition on the 2nd of May.
should be rewardeda’hd encouraged by
lttcndanco of parents and friends of
the School. It not only gives them
knowledge, but it is elevating and para
idea the soul .P. P.
The Pioneer Kludcrgnrtener of Nor-
walk. .
-ww
RIOTOUS DEMONETRATION.
Panic Print works? Strikers to Stop
Girl: From Working.
PASSAIQ. N. J.. May 3~The men
who went on stril‘t‘é yesterday. at the
trouble started when the strikers at~
‘lemptedio prevent the girls employed
'11 the works from entering the place.
are are 150 g‘lris working at the
ant and the strikers had hoped that
they could induce them to join the
amine movement The girls. however.
‘ and 1111111 no time like the present to see them. (Msnufaclurcn’ entire
111111 11110111111111
, One ‘of the very 1111.1 3.5.1.111 this store learned I: that it is wise TO
LOSE MONEY AT THE RIGHT ‘TIME. We‘ have about 50 odd Bult‘d‘,
um‘plc line). They are all new,s smart and chic styles. mode by the
foremost tailors in the country. They will move quickly, so come car-
ly and gel: fitted during this 1~2 PRICE SALE OF TAILORED SUITS.
1 : 31.111111 Salts. fiailortd Suits.
1 LOT 1-1-Tallorcd song, all wool, ‘ ‘1 LOT 241-28 ‘of the newest suits,
gray ‘wbipcord. taffeta lined, iack- ‘ the cream of the season a pioduc-
‘et moire facing also navy, caster i ‘ tione including the (best colors,
and red. sizes 18 for young indies, ‘ also black, vatueh‘ 11p to $20. Come
“‘50 from 32 ‘0 40 “95‘1““ ”“095 early if you want a selection. The
510 00 and 12.50. Just 22 suits , 1 ‘ - .
~ill the lot, 131-21111, filst twenty two p1ice will make: them go qulckly.
$5.9 Today at .310.00
customers . ...............
wattle ~ Skirts
. 45 Dress andWalking Skirts.
Big variety and stock. All the
latest and for Saturday the small regular price. $4 00 and
est prices over quoted.‘ : Rare $5 00, Saturday, your choice
chance for Waist Buyers. " at ‘52. 49’
Dress Skirts trimmed and.
plain blond cloth and chev-
.lots regular prices 35 00
and 56 00, about 76 skirts,
all clean, new stock, some 1
only a few days here, Satnr
day, price, 1 $3.89 "
50 Walking Skilts. ‘ll colors,
summer weight, value 56 98,
Saturday" 11 price,
‘100 lloz Wash Walsts, black
and white all, white and fair
clue value up to $1. 00 at
small lot Silk Waists, Were
selling up to 53. 501 at $1. 98
.1. All Waist regular $1. 98 kind
at 3 49
Few samples Silk
were up to 55 00, at.
490
Wuists
$2. 90
$4. 49
Misses and Chimes 5 Costs 1-2. r111...
No two alike; all the newest; allslzes; big variety of
styles: the greatest balgnln we ever offered in young
today A'I‘ HALF
colors and
peoplefs glu-
nients. PRICE]
refused toga out; When they began
‘o arrive ht theworks thismorning
1 root of the gates and they were refus-
d admission. As soon as news of the
llsturbnuce reach police headquar—
ere. Sergeant lfel ly and 11 sound of
non hurried to the works. When the
miles. arrived at the plant the strikers
,, bowed light and a lively struggle on-
bed between the two forces. In the;
noise Sergeant Kelly was knocked
town and several other policemen were
hit by stones 3% a sharp fight the
calico succeeded in arresting eight men-z
who were lockml up on 11 charge of in-
itlng a riot. The mill has been shut
town and a 1.4116111; force of police is‘
now guarding? 11115111111111. Further tron-1
hlé is feared
‘- Hummus.
1
Filerwalk. Conn“ gMay 3, 19021“
, South 1
1'
Dear Sir: . 1
Have you l‘o‘st 11.11.11.111an ything that you
to get again. if so advertise it in The Sentinel lost: columns. The
result is more than likely to be satisfactory, at least seventvsfive
per cent. of the Articles advertised 111 these columns are returned to
their owners. We have proved many times that money lost today
sertion 25 cents. three insertions 50 Cents.
Very truly yours. .1 p ‘
EVENING‘SE‘NTINE‘L.
‘ Abbott Collegiate Institute situated it ill interment was
rush
third picture is the Upper Spindle:
at the corner or Fifth avenue an
Thirty-fourth réct and the fourth ‘1 friends
show the Suy‘dam House. Park ave 1 .. -. ..
nus and Thirtyeightb street Thesei
tures are to be predestcd to Vns-l
r college by‘ grateful pupils. as 11'
" token of apprecldtion for what Dr.
Notice of
. lieu of girl a The pictures are to be
sent the early 98ft oi the coming
.n..._......_..—.\
seem: very much-
is not necessarily lost forever. Lost advertisements cost for one in-
111 St
The. floral tributes
Stockholders Meeting , .1.- .- ‘1
'1 ""3“ 1 1 , " One-half doae‘n‘ steam gauges:
Offlog of‘ . hotl aird pump all ki‘nds (l): old
one an maclincry, .. urge ettlcsfi
THE EVENINB SENTINEL. 1911.11.11: books, pulleys, shutting
- 1nd hangers, piping of vsrious‘.
sizes. Highest prices paid for iron..
walk.
they found the strikers lined 11p in
1 night and tol11or'.1ow
SPIRITUA‘LISTS iN SESSION. i‘ An Atcbison fatl1e1‘i1as‘ picked out
this daughter is clothes all her life, in
Annual Convention Opened in Unity the hope that she will fall into the hub-
Hall, Hartford, Today. i it of depending upon his judgment and
HARTFORD May ‘iw’l‘he (Illlt;:;i 1‘! him pick out he): husband
convention of the Connecticut State: _ .
Spiritual Association opened at Unity 1 T'M‘“
Hall in this city at 10 o'clock this-
morning withla 11.11- attendance of
members from dinorent parts of the
state meetings will also be held to
At the morning
session the‘ following officers were
elected: President. Mrs 11‘ S Spanki-
1ing. Nora’icll; fl1st vice president ‘Mrs.
112112112 lmlnllerton,Poh110nnock; see 3
1.1.1.1 vice president; George M. Tracy,
Merldcu; secretary and treadurer, Mm.
".113 ‘Diilon Hartford; trustees Du
1110 t Kingsley. Hartford: George Coo
lot lialtfordr Edward Brewer East’
.llnrlford. Delegates to national c0n~
évenliou in Boston. Edward Brewel and
‘1'.hi1s Blower, Mina -.19J ‘..B Dillon and
Mrs. J I) Storm. 1 ‘
ORDER OF‘ NO‘TICE.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK es. PRO
B‘Ai‘E COURT, May ‘.3 A. D, ‘1902
Whereas, written application has
been made to this court for the ap-
proval of a certain written agreement
which provides in substAnce for the
adoption of Anthony Ratcllfmd of
N01 walk in said dl‘stlict‘,‘ 1A minor.
01dered That said application be
hclhd and determined at the Probate
.ufilce in norwalkpon the 9th day of
May 1902, at llo'clock forenoon; and
that public notice theref be given to
all pe1sons interested therein by pub.
lishing this order in a newspaper hav.
ing a circulation in said district, at.
least five days before ‘said day of been
toe]. metals a 1111. Second hand}
, A ten or cool is more acceptable to a ing.
"“3“ chandelie hardware Al“""“llve mun than a wreath of flowers to _ HENRY w GREGORY
ham Harris, Raymond St. South Non a dead one. m3 1t , Judge
Close Saturdays. Phone 156 4 ‘ ' - '
CALL 58-2; '
The heat advertisement we can
but good: to be purchased upon
satisfaction than from any other Fl
the market. Our customers
tor Tea. Coffee and, in first, everythln
we purchase goods that will of themes ves‘ call forth
~54 - NEW ARRIVAL - ~:. -:. -:
Matchless Quality Cardinal Flour
manufacturer. Try a bag or barrel. 75c bag,‘ $5.75 barrel.
Rt. Soldiers Home. Noroton. The inner
of Vassar ‘upils or
,to see . in “‘i‘” ial Meeting of the Stockholders of The
East Norwalk Lumber Company will
be held at the office of The Hill is
Hubball I.umbori,f;ompany, Number 9
Water street, in the City of Norwalk
and State of (lo ectlcut, oln tl‘tu‘ 13th
- ~ ‘ “Ma , can a er
-1 lgbermerlt i‘Jflml he in Spring » ay of y 1390 $30? considering
“’Ye einetery 3" ”‘3' L - 11d cti u crisis a resilient
_ The funeral of the late Miss Jennie 3.1125211 :30 231% Sign“ by tie Direc‘
3““ “it “We” attended “om St tors of The 11111 a Hubbeii Lumber
111' Church thls “Wm“- Filth” "Company. The East Norwalk Lumber
omciatod The how Compan
Ed Company, .
consolidatio Not all said to ‘
W
,. - DEATHS! AND FUNERALS.
John Kelly died yesterday at the
, 1111 held tomorrow afteruom
d
L word 01111111821111 Edward Du ‘
9‘35 W“ ism ‘- M {into a“ single carporatidn.to
as The Hubbub Hall &‘ Randall 68111
t he ,
Notice is‘ hereby given, that a spec ‘
‘ The W‘éstport Lambs; ‘
New Potatoes, etc. .
Leading Grocer.
A SATISFIED CUSTOMER
ask for it a satisfied and pleased customer. We are able and do sell the
tell 1.18 that at our store they can dot the finest But-
in our line. to be found in any store in town. ,Why is this so? Because
praise for their fine qualities. , " . ‘ , ‘ a 1-1.
‘No Floor of equal ‘q‘uallty‘ ‘cver milled. , This is th abroad claim of the
Costco little more, but you get More bread and more
our. ”‘ ‘1
mm the Home Gardens we are receiving spinach, Asparagus, Rhcubarb, Radishes. Lettuce,‘ Strawberries;
call here mornings.
arles E. Seymour,
We can save you money on these goods.
8’13 WeSl Washington St, So; Norwalk.
delicate and
piste sustena
S‘axon Wheat Food is sterilized scientifically prepared by a
‘eliclous flavor. is nutritious and easily digested and rich in all the elements necessary for the cam-
11 . _ . .
Sometimg Del1c1ons
hygienic process from choicest wheat. It has a
E‘AT) THIS SALE, 131‘: PACKAGE.
HE‘ FINEST IN TOWN) PER LB., 2-5153‘ .
‘ 3 cane sugar Corn; . - "' ‘
Reanslil. J Peas, .
4 lb. package Gold Dust,
Rockwood's Premium- Chocolate,
1 2 lb. package Grain-O, ,,
Strictly Fresh F1888," linden, , » a. .1
18c
170
236
"Shoulders‘wée‘ aresolllng at very. low iiguresthls week. ‘ "‘
22d _
. 25s .
256
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