I o the other day at Macon by
with her relatives,
ling suicide she burnt securi-
f the value of $1 250 tore up 83, -
' . h of bank notes. and threw all
lions! jewelry, including twelve
(1 rings, into the tire. She left
a Frenchman pine lives in
Thistree is said to be
Igwith iron. The experimental
proposition of rubber and
tied into the proper form.
its In said to reside in its ex-
exit and it promises to be
. .niid"cont‘ributc to the
I‘ I1 cavalrymen. About a doc
.ese trees have been ordered
‘perimental purposes
:m'
in Christian missionary who
lied for many years among the
tans. ‘ says: Honest compels
did student to acknowledge
.IIold view formerly entertained
I an circles concerning Mahom-
Icordlng to which the teach-
the great Arabian prophet are
~. , tit dcvll' s dootrines and dog-
lititogether incorrect in reality.
tanism is nothing ‘but a ration-
ype of (Christianity in the form
I “oat unfortunate, state religion.
it are past when scolding about
osiem creed as‘the production of
tisfyI and the struggle
, "Us premises is a
Practically all of the mission
ca.tl1at.in.. theJixteen, scven~
hteenth centuries was
if;
iifulfillIii’tlitanirim ‘is‘ use-I
on; age a convict in a French
ion who .was serving a life
I desired to marry one of
i iieii chariots and made applica-
to authorities for the neces-
sion. .‘- The. governor of the
‘pftered no objection, but the
.. coeded to cross examine the
» “Did you? not marry‘ in:
Ifherasited. I "Yes. "And
_is dead?” "She is " “Have
. you.- ¥ou must produce some
I' you!“ wits is dead " There
"i can prove thdlfitny
to is dead. " “How wfil‘y u
"I was sent here to.- and ‘
dotted? tick of cinnamon
lured taffeta is used to line
ural niliongee. Renaissance
7 klrt should be cut with a.
ably. It is a material that
6 new combs are tortoise
“in shades inlaid with gold and
pro cntlngliloyvers.
troductlon of color in
never linen noose—princi-
' its
d‘othei‘ thin gowns
IIValericlennes lace.
my French Woman o‘ommlt- .
road She had been on bad I
so before .
Is made of wood and rawhide. _, »~
"I” 'l icre' wait
on are, dreams.
housework easy, use
Chicago. New York.
I cities or I
m: :vtmiva smmm.
Mr. Merchant:
It
ncl.‘
2-5.. Mm*.~v.-_.......... HM..." ....
HAD RIEVIOLVERB AND MONEV.
w
Their Bicycles.
Antonio Roux and James Gilberto
awhecling Sunday with two loaded re-
volvers in their possession.
liri gchit.
had both revolvers: in his
was fined 52 5 and costs.
Oilicor Weston .
throw hcr ilan.
wheel fell on top of her.
some distance behind.
then hit Weston in the shine with his
pedals
up and down the. street " said Weston
ed him then for i thought. that
e-illigbt be up to inlschie1.3’_-.;7Ib'Af...th
station the revolVers were taken from
thithertc
Both itallans pleaded not guilty.
They could not explain why they ed
cvolvers with them exceptg‘lliat
and met two different in g o yiant.
to sell shooting irons. - est bench t
‘4}. weapons 'and a box : Belchlibre
= urtrldgiis which the m hadd-
After court Was over. both riders
paid up their lines from a couple of
big wads they carried. Then they
, Wanted their revolyhrs ba’clr.‘ ‘Attor-
it y Giddings said he had no objection.
He asked the supeiintendent to d
uhat he felt right about i:
'teii‘de'n’t'} said t3;
not. live JBri ml‘tfi Olin?)
“reason to “keep" the re
.roivers.
uneasy 'i‘hANsao'r
The local Barbers' Union held a
regular meeting in the shop of Gas
to Fit; fl weight it expectmi
II: .mbera
irew from the union will be Mutated
soon. A discussion K place rela-
tire to making some p‘rogre‘ s this
year in the way ‘of getting as them
here in the surrounding towns. Darlen;
Stamford and Greenwich. litany from
these places are corresponding with
Secretary Rolls Black. Mr. Black
" was instxncted to communicate with
General Secretary Xispetsky, of
Cleveland. Ohio. and ask that a b si-
ness agent for the section be appol t-
ed. tilt. black was endorsed as the
appointee by be local union.
Slave if you will, but if you perfer to make
GOLD DUST
it makes home brighter and care lighter.
Malia only bym rue N K.FA1RBANK consume
South llorwalk. Coma, May 7. i902.
PIrIay teli' me what use is a most complete stock if none know of
You purchased the various articles of your merchandise because
you knew of their good qualities—a salesman came in and pointed
them out to you. Now you do the same—point out the good quail»
ties to the public; send your salesman (your advertisement) into
the homes of The Norwalks; get at them at just the time they are
most susceptible, just when they are the most willing listeners-
the time they read their home paper; the time they read The Senti—
Sincerely yours,
But asugatuck Men Had No Bells on IElcven-Year-Oid Otto Royce Took
I
1W“ ltalians from Saugatucli road who lives in Railroad place Norivaik.
l‘hcy i wltl icnlin a watch
ran over a Illttic..:'g'lrl on Nivaln strong, . Egg, Iglfcffig‘ MuerIy g
um mt“ fresmgfigm"gallium; miéeiihiiis guiii agtltthfi ’“dtf.°°§l{i§
who had no bell on his bicycle. bung: 920‘s“ 0 u I“ “y' y
IMRets'lmanchd the child and warned
Raux ‘Yas‘Iihat should be not conduct himseli’
10‘1”“ ‘5 and Q‘WI for lntciferlng “In“ 2 properly until that time that tip 1c
The. policeman testified that he saw ; \iurrav was carting hay yesterday
Gilbeite run against the little girl and: .fm. Darin & Banks and left his WM
iiibcrto and I‘m-I with a watch and chain in it hanglnu
Raux was in the cur
Patrolman] twenty minutes to find the time piece
Weston ran up and ailestcd (‘iibcrtc I
Then Raux rode up to them as they; cer Haiti. and the latter took a tripl
walked to the station and now and Idown to the car
I
"RR“! SOL 0“ his “711961 “(I 1001‘“ I and the officer was then pretty cci
'l‘hcn hadelt in his pockets. 1 arrest i llllne happened along and run ",0 1nd
'1“ down on
‘ ADDRESSEO MACHINISTS’ UNION.
birch
'Congregathnal Church held a mect~
1&3.“an of OVAL FAlRY SOAP-
i
EVENING SENTINEL.
I LITTLE DOVI IN ICOIURIT.
om-“
Michael Murray’s Watch.
Otto Royce. an eleven yourold lad
was before Judge lmckwood this mor-
Thu lad ad-
The judge severely rcpii
him
Iwould be trouble in store for him
lie returned in about
gone. He immediately notiiled (lili-
The oilicer had his
suspicious and called to the Royce lad .
to come to him. lie refused to come
.‘ain that he wanted the boy. John D.
is bicycle. The watch and I
iued at $12
chain lsv
Charles J. Donahue business agent
or the international Association of
itanhinists and belonging to District
lodge. No. 22. of Derby, where he re
sides, was in South Norwalk last
night and attended the. regular meet
lag of Mahnckcmo lodge. l. A. of M..
in its hall in Washington street. Only
routine business was transacted. Mr.
Donahue delivered a few remarks np-
pertaining to the order and the work
that was being done. He stated to a
Sentinel repel-tor today that twenty-
seven lodges had been organized
ghout the country within the
past month: ‘ 1
LECTURE‘COURISE NETTED $160.
The council of the South Norwalh
lug last night and received a report
from the committee which had charge
of the course 0'! entertainments dur-
ing the winter. After deducting all
expenses incidental to the course. the
sum of 3100 has been placed in a
bank. for the use of the church for
similar purposes in the future. ' A
committee consisting of ltev. Paul
Moore Struy'er John H Ferris and
Edward F. Beard was appointed to
arrange for the pulpit to be supplied
dining liltin- Strayers absence in the
summer. .
wording , I-Chief of Police Bradley by
f ,, s-aiuuad pencil peddler who was
as the merchants of Main an
Whit streets. The chief answered
him“ ‘hiiosinoertain Im"
iii-p proo ssfo for
Office ‘
astur
You :fn rent a private burglar and
my: valuables, low.
rsnoo no as, ate, at
hours 9 s. m. to 3 p. in. daily.
sy cvsulhg also, 5 to 8 p. m.
him
their
Iryw flu.
’.~)
its
13’
nil
Saving
nI G‘IIJI ' II
\‘ ‘IJI‘I‘;‘ r11
.341 "’3 ' III—WINE
i
w) IIIII
.sll
y because they are foresight-
at they undertake.
‘of our successful men began
egress upwdl‘dxby opening ‘a
bank account.
A we dcrful stimulus is the thought
that out
is "getting ahead."
THEJLSOUTH . NOR WALK .
VINGS BANK.
TED BANK BUILDING.
M
sIIoIIu AND SUCCESSFUL.
I uni idiom Bin
80 UTH NORWALK. CONN.
Cap! fal. mo. 000.00
Surplus. §100.000.00
tho Profits. $34,000. 00
JOIINI II. FER ;[flu[i[ent.
JAIN M. [.A ON. Miller.
, mEEéIrTSEs:
John H. Ferris Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian await;
'ohn ll. Light E. H. Mathewson
Joaiahl R. Marvin
Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
lfooonrrif:sdllamd. t
First
HEN
Seco
T
'A was um:
i
Unlitcd States Mail Steamshlps
Sail i"
“I
m NewYork Every Saturday
for
sloun Passage, $50 and upwards
foam via londoadcny
d Saloon $32.50 and upwards
in! Class. $28 and upwards
liSON BROTHERS Agents.
17 and 19 Broadway, New York
Jacoli M. LAYTON. .
6 Railroad ”Place, 80. Norwalk
1902.
of N.
the ri
Ente
Class .
LlBR
tor in
Unite
Chloe of the Register of DCéopyrlghts,
l
all.
“Nib
flconforinlty with the laws or the
-.3.7..
A. XXc. NO. 30990.
AIRY OF CONCRESS to wit:
:BE IT REMEMBERED.
That i n the fifteenth day of April,
he Banks Law Publishing Co.
.hath deposited in this Office
the it e Iof a BOOK the title of which
is in be following words, to‘ wit:
Gas s argued and adjudged in the
Supra e Court of the United States
Deco her term. 1872.
term 1873 Reporied by John William
Wa'lrlh e Vol. lel
and October
Danks Law Publishing Co..
New York,1902.
t whereof it claims as proprie
States respecting Copyrights.
Wushi
HERBERDT PUTNAM
Librarian of Congress -
RVAILD SOLBERG.
gistei' of Copyrights.
,a
WIl‘IIULI i BIAI .
Revl d I. W. C._..
‘I MIC T.
Mall-u E. F. E.
In enewal for fourteen years from
April 18 1902
a2330m714
Bridgeport, Foreman Mai sh sent cour
. gratulated the league on the staunch
‘ Boers retired south.
to lib” in Ms M it
QNNokIy Replacedw
This morning the finishing connec-
tions were made at the new central oil I
lice of the Southern New England Tel '
ephone Company in New Milford. Al- 3
though the old station was completely !
destroyed. the company massed th‘olr
force of electricians, and by working
night and day will resume operations
“may.
As soon as word of the tire reached
line out for his men, a‘nil left early
yesterday morning forI New Milford to
make repairs to the line and cnarige
the connections from what remained
of the old central station to the tem-
pm my office.
A large switch board was securedl
from the Derby office and was taken
to New Milford on a special train. EI-
ectricians accompanied the board and
while en route assembled all cables
which would be used in the board. 'At
the scene of the fire everything was
systematically arranged, and that ac
counts for the quick Work of the com
pany in restoring the service to their
patrons.
SPOKE T0 BIG AUDIENCE.
LONDON May 7.-—The premier, ,
Lord Salisbury, as president of the‘
Animal Grand Habitation of Primrose
League, at Albert Hall, this afteinoon.
spoke to an immense audience in u‘
much less pessimistic vein than when
he was last heard in public. He con-
support given to conservative govern
.ments, one result of which was that
Great Britain was now supreme in'
Egypt. while with regard to iieland.
the country hand no longer fear the
"insane suicidal projects of imperial,
(llsiuption supported by many of the
opposition statesmen "
SHORTAGE OF ABOUT $200.
ltOCKVlLLE Con. May 7—«The so
lcctinen of Tollnnd who have been ex
amlning the books of Dwight F. Niles.
tax collector. now in jail awaiting trial
in the superior court on the charge of.
forgery. report that they have discov
ered a shortage. of $200 in his accounts.
Niles is said to have admitted that
there was some shortage but declared
that he had intended to make it good
when the time came for dual settle
meat of his accounts at the ends of the
yean
BRITISH RELIEVE O’KIEPI.
011 Sta ves.
Our line «has never so allractloe or large as this sea-
son. We bane loo/ted tbe market over carefully, select-
ing only the best tested Oil Slopes. Therefore you can
feel perfectly safe in purchasing any one of the makes we
are showing. They are underpriced, too. a strong point
in favor of buying your new Oil Stone at the Boston
Store. All kinds of Oil Stone Paraphernalia canted in
our basement department.
Five Special Numbers.
Two burner Oil Stones. With large iron tap. tbree quart
oil reservoirs. halite 65c. 69¢
' 31. 69 quality four burner Oil Sto’bes, With iron top,
$125
Opens to fit stow. 100 kinder 75¢
“Brooklyn" Blue Flame Oil Rance. No smoke. no
smell, or blocking of sto’be furnishings. Automatic
tanks and patent burner that cannot o'berflow, $5.98
Russian Iron Ovens. will fit any blue flame or gas range
made, special. $1.69
LONDON. May 7—Tlie town of:
O'Kiep, western Cape Colony, which,
has been besieged since April 4 by a
Transvaal force. under Commandant!
Smuts has been relieved by a Britishi
force under General Cooper. The gar- I
risen was in good health and only a
low of the troops were wounded The i
Lord Kitchener. l
in reporting the relief of O‘ Klep, adds
that the Concordia district in about:
the same wt of Cape Colony, is clear
of Doors. ,
POSTER ART SCHOLARSHIPS.
ClNClNNA'l‘l, April 7—Thell08i0l‘
artists of America at their session ~
here hare taken listens toward creating
a fund for art scholarships abroad tori
the most talented members of their na
tional association. The fund will beI
increased from $400 to $1 000 and wllil
be a distinct department of the assoc
lation. New councils are to bc estab
”shed at Philadelphia and Boston
TWO HUNDRED BOERS TAKEN. 1
LONDON. May 7.—~h‘urtlier advices
received here today from South Afri l
on announced that 208 Boers had been I
éaptured and ten; hu‘glieis wcie kill
ed in the neighborhood of Lindley.l
Orange River Colony. yesterday.
Boers.
IDlSTltiCT or NOliWAl K $8.,
l days before said 17th day of May 1902,
:m7 1t
ENGLAND Has Nor aIEcIEIoEo. f
LONDON. May 7.-Lord Salisbiir'y I BARGAINS
Iduring his speech today. at the. all-i One-half dozen steam ~ gauges,
hot air pump, all kinds of old
nual, gland habitation. of the Prim-
tools and machinery, 2 large kettles.
roac League here said the {uncut
went had not receded an iota from reading books. pulleys, shutting
its picviuus petite terms to the and hangers}. FINDS 0‘ VENOUS
;sizcs. Highest prices paid for iron,
‘steel, metals and junk. Second hand
brass chandeliers, hardware. Abra-
Eham Harris, Raymond St, South Nor-
walk. Close Saturdays. Phone 166-4.
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
PRO
BATE counr Muyil. A I..D i902 I
l
AI'[I' JOSELOFF s
IiilTiIllS TIIM III”. STRIKE
OUR DARLING, 1000 to a box.
Estate of Charles PaIrtrlck, late of:
Wilton in said district deceased
Ordered. ’l‘h at the trustee undcriI
the will of said deceased. exhibit hlsl
account with said estate to this c.ourt
for adjustment, at the Probate Oiliceg
in Norwalk on the tub day of May 501“ at 70' em sale price, he
I-iilOZ. at it Io'clocli foreiioon; and that
all persons interested in said estatelsw'FT 3‘ COURTNEVIS 5°“! at
may bel notified thereof the said true 5C b0?" our sale price. 3c
tee wil cause this order to be pub r
lished in a newspaper having a cir- FRANKLIN MATCH! 200 in box,
culatlou in said district at least ten . sold 8120; our sale price la
72 NORTH MAIN 81'.
Tel. Call 138-5.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge; .
CAIILIL 58-; I I
A SATISFIED CUSTOMER
The best advertisement we can ask for it a satisfied and pleased customer.
We are able and do sell the
best nods to be purchased upon the market. Our customers tell us that at our store they can get the finest But-
tor,
es. Coffee and, in fact. everything in our line, to be found in any store in town. Why is this so? Because
we purchase goods that will of themselves call forth praise for their fine qualities,
o - NEW ARRIVAL - :.
1..) a
O.
.0
I Matchless Quality C’ardinal Flour. No Floor. of equal quality ever milled. This is the broad claim of the
manufacturer. Try a bag or barrel.
75c bag $5.75 barrel.
satisfaction than from any other Flour.
Costs s little more, but you get more bread and more
.
From the Home Gardens we are receiving Spinach Asparagus, I,Rhcuharb Radishes, LeIIttucc, strawberries,
New Potato“, etc.
Charles E. Scymaun
Leading Grecer,
Call here niornl ago.
We can save you money on these goods.
55 West Washington SL. 50. NorWalk.
SEXOHI
Something DeliciOiiS
Wheat Food is sterilisbd scientifically prepared by a hygienic process from choicest wheat.
It has a
delicate and delicious flavor, ls nutritious and easily digested and rich in all the elements necessary for the com
plateI sustenance of the body.
l
I DAXOIN WHEAT FOOD (BETTER THAN MEAT) THIS 8ALE,13¢I PACKAGE.
7. DUTTERu—BSDT ELOIN OREAMERY BUTTER Cf
HE FINEST IN TOWN) PER LE. 25c
:x
v
*Montitch ceded hbttle. *I 10c]
. Full Cream Cheese lb. 15c .
5 llapah Jelly, I’ I 18c 1
Pet Beans. quart. ‘85:
Narrow Bedns'di’fiirt, I 19c
25c .
, l3 cans Sugar Corn.
II, y “‘6 POUNDS 3 canals). J. Peas. .. 266. j
VAUNRNIA Ith package Gold Dust,18c:
. , PRUNES. lRockwood’s Premium Chocolate, 17c
i350, 2.lb package Graiaro, 23¢ .
I Strictly IFreIIIsh 3523. (101611.
Norwalk Chronicler