X . ._
A once for whom.
4.40; soul 9:535 ‘
, .
"ll d headline-jealous .
:n i Mist! not desired; “ ‘
" or sénlandralnus requiring
y chimin registrars to
heart) nomad qllesytand ashv
suffrage artlo'le'of the new
I, ,dpclarod. null and void
conflict .{vith the federal
. it‘ll roman: have an ordn-
, ‘il‘Wehoran wonder the
, erman officers which turns
out work. German machinery
means of which 206.000 to
has , r cartridges may be pro-
or. Factories are also to be
(i for the manufacture of
W...—
torshurg doctor has suggest-
atori for oonsumptives he
, win. He believes
‘0 «lie far north w‘ouid‘dc-W
disease.’ basing theory
‘to he effect that they. were,
,tllroat on lung troubles so
hey remained in the Arctic
‘. ‘Blaok. a Detroit million-
ttins. a good. example
, wiring-tor severw'
line in it justice court.
iron the cases of those,
.. els between .Llndividuuls and
l‘areitried. Many other cap—
tive been called for similar
ail‘éscaped duty on one
no er.“ Mr. Black made no
adel'tlle. task, saying. it is
or . ligood citizens to serve
tion ill'Kallsss is now twenty
til old. The constitutional
went into eil’eot May 1
nos prohibition has prohib
. null andliquor-llatlns coun
‘ snotty failed to prohibit
jflear .‘i’etv‘Governox
in tt us this, still insist:
lbltlop has paid. “There are,"
' . «Di woods men .111
o oversaw a saloon and
(Mt; ii for no other reason
a under the ban of the lay.
Domenic Court at. Alabama. , . W‘
mean to' he ‘Ollllqllt-
e'fiostimouy of Arotlc'ex- *-
li ii
lint" .
til is F’
WI hour This
~‘AMEN as
. ' ‘ TWE
. W 6&3;an ,
me name SENTINEL.
.Mr. Merchant:
Our advertising managed will
subject Advertising.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. O‘Brien on-
tcrtalned at their new home in Fair-
iield avenue the ladies of the Tuesday ,
Evening. Whist Club and their gentle-l
man friends. The evening was pleas
antiy passed with cards and dancing.
'l‘hc membersrot the club are: Mrs.
ii‘. A. Ladle, Mrsfllnll. O‘Brien. MM.
Willidnii; Fifil’ammanyl Misses Mur-
phy, may}. McMahon. Misses Sili9ld8,‘1
dies M. Cav’unagh. Misses Barrett and .
Viiss Jennie Reynolds. . i
i
WHAT WOMEN ARE DCING. §
Cambridge blue is a pale shade that:
is seen ill dressy ‘gowns. l
- Old fashions are constantly being
revived. . One oLthe latest is the drawn,
trlng inth‘o edge (if-tho yell. ,
Don't’u'ear chiffon norms or hate l
and ostrlnhfi'natlier lions at the shore. i
t yod’idonlt taltethcm withyon. youi
lon'tho'temotcd. , , .
Even the little tots are wearing,
heir dresses cuttlibsou. A miss of?
.ender years looks very smart in of
little frock with its 'waistcut in illlsi
.tylo and the shirt gored. i
An adfimtageioi grasaeloth ovcrl
ome of tilt: other thin ,l'abrlcs is that l
t‘eombinos so prettily'with colors. it}
‘3 being used a great deal.
Eseurinl lace, is very pretty for lac-3
MP."
,rith'plnh curnntimls or some color on ;
pita crown; inches
"1' hoard-geld: ' '
thousands of men who
abliiijildtroniao the saloon
'jllll‘ the law alldeonducted
‘ halhwho avoid it and
riacsl of the community
*Whuyc , 3
' ry a bag or barrel.
from, any cthe
{Horne Gardens We
5 as the law brands,
litc'among the legiti.
w Ir.bleared eyes and,
‘ -, snails is vvorygaro
' .1f;_,, C¢L{'5“
Alpaca is a fashionable dress fabric.
, in the light. willoungreerl it is lovely
itl‘llnmed with _,o‘uo of the course
loroanly laces. As a fabric for travel-
! lllg wraps there is nothing better.
The handles of parasols are usually
:llocornted with a fill] bow of ribbon.
<n. tassel, or a ruclling of chiffon like:
; that which appears on the cover. The
itassels are usually. confined to
lplain covers which are carried with
.iallorod gowns.
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....-....,.. .. on M e. .
A 1‘ [SPIED CUSTOMER
t a satisfied and pleased’cuatomer. We are able aodfdoaeii til:A _
Bil“ ,,
.iu twin. Wily-la this»? Because
linegoantlu. ... ,
Our’ customers tell us that, ,at,
V
filo"
.li
. ii " l
75o bag $.75 barrel. Goat: a i
o . “ -
i 3
, . . . ,, «a
splitting-Jim? “
{0N1} TRADE MARK ‘,0F‘~'EVERY
.. . N'I‘Y-FIVE (25y SENT , ,gus.
Beautiful fresentofro'o. fiend for Premium List
. = ' oavm shadow & co.» ,
518i: Street and North RivenNew
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South Norwalk. Conn. Mayra, 1902.
You are paying your light bills today—how foolish you would
receive the suggestion to discontinue. the store illumination; ‘ cus- ‘
tomers could not see your goods. Illuminate the qualities of your ,
goods in the local newspaper and thus place them before the eyes
of thousands who perhaps have never comc‘into your store.
gladly cnlightengyou upon the‘
Very sincerely yours.
"wherein: women W l
'ug'hnth‘.’ ’Ii'h'il‘l‘ok hico on ll White chip i
a very pretty Lpioeei ,
"’ ‘ "T " . i‘er deck. could almost be seen‘.
utilarles‘Mctt. of France street. in a
: dispute over a coal bill. came up this
i rtl‘eot, Norwaik
.. .. —"‘L....... . ..
glare,
more, but you get morevhr‘ead andmore
, , no . Rheuharb, naslshu. Lettuce,“ strawberries.
e," Cali here mornings. We can save you‘money earths-e anode. , ‘ ‘ . I
.. churn
Willi.“ HEW’W, WW
insulin“ h sadism
York City.
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EVENING SENTINEL.
M
READY FOR
r'ioneer Hook and Ladder and Nor-l
walk Fire Police to Contact.
The Pioneer Hook and Ladder Com-
l‘any oucllro experts. who will line, up
against the Norwullt Fire Police play-
l‘l’i-i in the opening games of the series
Wednesday ovonlngai the truck house
uro: C. M. Smith and Charles Bile
hard. l. H. Reed and Clarence Buttery.
W. F. Rauoh and W. J. Powuil. Edward
Whitlock and Frederick Brewer.
A conlmitteo‘colnposed oil Cnptniu .l.
W. lirltto and Second Sergeant llew~
cocaine Teuanev.
l-lyll- Merritt was appointed last night ‘
by the Norwnlk Fire Police to make
arangcmenls with Pioneer Hook and
Ladder company for the encore games
between the We companies and
though the amusements have not all
been completed. doubtless lilo ilrst
("amen will be played Wednesday cran-
lng. The Fire Pollen players are L).
W. liltilo, Charles Schumau and How-
ard Worden. Samuel Bromine and
(lhullcoy Plait. Winfield Scottfinnd
licorgo iiuiiwitz. J 1‘“ ‘
TIDE WAS VERY LOW. ,
The tide was the lowest this morn-
ing it has been in several years. Some
cf the old fishermen say thntthoy
rover saw it so 10w bolero. A large
portion of the Norwalkcreek was on.
iireiy bare. it was all mud data along
the lumber docks about 8 o‘clock and
the bottom of the“ City of Norwalk.
wllioh'wns moored across the creek at
WW
CHINA wesroNAcou‘lT'reo.
The case oi Robert "China" Wes-
loll. charged with assaulting Mrs.
morning in the Norwaik Town Court.
‘Vostoll was acquitted. The cases of ,
ille Webb and Rice boys was continv
tho 1 rod for another week. The lads were
rimmed with too boisterous conduct
ill the vicinity of Leonard and Water
-..
our store they cannot the fi
Norwdk;
adVeliisedé-{yPYOOiS
Durohase oi Dru Goods.
Theplice will be 19‘ cents. - Some items taken from alldepallmenis Wandlllalked
llqm 25m 19c; from 290l0190: from 550l0190. ‘ w ,
Wllhi unreal opportunilu we'give upou from lime to lime to save moneu 011 hour
, We give llOii BETTER VALUES THAN ANY
NEW YORK DEPARTMENT STORE. we give uOu goods as then are
‘8 Slu- loll“, 1 -
i
l
when all the details will he 00*“le
_. We are __
rderjwltil no; ,
1 .1 Smell" Wares
‘ g straight. llnle price.
The officers of the Norwaik Fire De-
nnd talked over inspection day mob.
tors ‘at'length and lndorsed all the act: .
tors of. tho‘.Ploneer Hook and Ladder
‘iorm and} march to the Congregational
25o Leather lit-its. hilapod and
Jill:
lladics‘ .Cfliiill' Tops, regular
price Ronnie price, i? for ‘ lilo.
25c: Veillng. llnysiylc during
this solo. a yardp lilo,
Val. Laces and insertion. 2,
to 3 inches wide, 4 yards tortilla
Toilet Pins. good quality. full
“count, 12 papers {or lilo
W 3 yard round linen Corset Lac-
ors, sale price, 12 for lllc
25c Ribbons: fancy or'plnin, :i
to 49$ inches wide. ll yard,
25o Fancy Side Supporters.
blue. pink. red and black,
sale price, .. .43.. , ‘
Brush Braid. black and colors.
‘ regular price he. sale price,
5 yds; for ‘ . .
. the Hooks and Eros, all sizes,
pickle and hintinhronrtls for lilo
Black Sowing silk. 1: spools
7 to the box. saloéprioc. a bolt. lilo
"summit“ all “colors. any.
lilo
19‘)
1 9c
quantity. tulle price. p for We
be Safety Pills, any size. black
and nickel, 5 cards cor » , lilo
Fancy Silk Nocksflhcos. coir . »
ors. sale price, ' lilo
Pleated Satin Stock Cellars.
‘ all colors, snie‘prlcu. lilo
"Archer" Brand Noodles. all
sizes. best made. sale price, ,
h -for , 19c
Stamped Center Pltlt‘l‘s, tiny
' size. sale price. lilo
Fancy lint Pinnix‘e‘h difltti‘ellt, W
styles. sale price, ‘1 iillle
Filo. Rope. Twisted and Horn"
on Fioss..omhroidcry silks.
ti lakoills {or M, lilo ‘\
White and black Silk Neck
rltlhbonrl, sale price. 2 yds.’
for ~ ' 1.” lilo
“Gonevn” 'rllma'd. silk substi-
tute. bill) yards, white and
’tioe‘tero and
underwear
Children's fast black Scum-
loss Hose. 3 pairs for . 19c
iilaek Dog Stocking for boys,
regular 250 kind. at tile
l..adios’ black liisle‘l-iosc. 25c
kind, lit lilo
Llldies' Bidirk "one. 3 pairs
for“ lilo
Children‘s Summer Knee ,
[length Pants, all sizes. 190
Ladies” Vests} i’or lilo
Ladies’ lino Lisle 'Vests.
nqunrc neck, sleeveless, lilo
"ian—W
Brass fiends
Fancy Wool Dress Goods.
Checks and Mixed (loo 8.
worth 390. nt lilo
Fancy Stripes iltihlacks worth
39c. lit lilo
All wool 'l‘ricot, worth 25c. at lilo
Fancy Phillis, worth 25c. at lilc
Prirlteer~illdin Silk, W lilo
Best American l'rlnl. ~i min.
for . lllc
Blues Seersucker. 2 yds for 19c
Best Lining Canlbrlcs. 5 yds
for ‘ Ville
2% yards. in; inch Gray Si-
lesia for 1th
Domestics
Rod and yellow figured hiuiio
for long or short curtains,
“ “worth the yard, 2 yds. tor
lilo
Half bleached ’l‘llhle Damask.
black. 3 tor 19¢
good weight, worth 251: yd.
this sale. 19o
Kandkerchitis and
.15 don. 'i‘lll'liisll~'i‘owels. 2’1 x
54. extra large. sold most
places for We each. special,
, lilo ea. '3 '
i‘Wilii bleached 4-4 Muslin, the . °\\%‘ 9°°&$
“0 kind, Bileclul. this sale. .lmdios’ Lace and Embroider-
3 .l'Hl'dll for 19‘: ed Handkerchiefs, 12%(2
'lieavy all Linen Crash. 19 in. (llilllitY. 2 for 196‘
wide. extra value, at 10c yd. Ladies' White Laee‘Trimnled
2% his, 19c Handkerchiefs, 5 for lilo
.36 inch full bleached Percale, Men's White Tape Border
the latest thing for Shirt ‘ Handkerchiefs, ii for ' lilo
$.31”th worth lilo yd., 2 yds. Cashmere Bouquet Soap. lilo
0' , 19c Roger and Galiot’s Violet
.50 doll. all linen fringed biap- Soap, ‘ ‘ illc
kins, sold always at he a Cutlcura 50m, 190
piece. 5 for 190 , ..‘ .,
2, day Horny Comb Tour is Woodbury s-h uclal Soap, lilo
o .. l '3 , . , _
worth he ea. special. 6 for lilo Swtéftbzxfl‘oilet SUM” 3 Lake” 19c
Checked 'l‘eweli‘ug for Glass , . " . , -, ,
es, the hind we always sell ~ l’LW‘W’hemem 5 P43“- 1'9“
at 13%., yd. 2 mg, for 19¢ .. boxes Violet Toilet Powder, lac
10.4 Unbleached Sheeting. 2 boxcsfioyal Tooth Powder, lilo
one of the host makes, va. 2 Bottles Florida Water, lilo
iue 25c yd.. this sale, 19c yd. ”01m: Bay Rum, 196
...._...___. . " 5 rolls or packages Toilet pn-
“ , per for lilo
3 packages (1.000 sheets)
m\tc 3“ WEB“ Toilet Paper for , 19c
3.50. Two quart Decorated ' _...._.._...... 'W ,
,i’itcllcrs. . lilo 'B ‘ n
Six Glass Preserve Dishes, , - BBQQI’W' 03“
any pattern. for 19c
25c Sugar and Groom Sets, 19c Dwafimflfi.
29c 3‘?“ Knife Boxes, 19° Children’s Wash Dresses, all
, it) Bars best Laundry Soap, 19c new. sizes up to 4 years, .
12 qt. Gnlr. iron Water Pulls. 19c regular 25c. ’ " :A“ lilo-
290 Jill Cl‘llilli) Tray and Ladies and Children's White
Brush lilo and Gingham "Aprons, regu.
.H .' , , , , her 250. ,. 19c
Thur. h (it. Milli Pulls. . lilo Infants White Caps, 190
2 qt. Antillustmg Water Dill‘ Ladies' White Dressing
he‘ll. 19c Sacques, were up to 500. 19c
Blocking: Set. consisting of Corset Covers. fitted and full
. Pulisher Daubcx' and box front. regular 250 and 290., 19C
of polish. lilo Ladies' Umbrella Drawers,
300 Champion Gas llilllltlcs. llelnsiit‘clled tucks. big va~
double wire. 19c 1“" at "5‘3: 19°
37c Nest of Enamel Pudding W;
pans. three in nest. ’ch nest. \D
29c Crusty Bread Pans, holds “a“ s QE‘W
two loaves. 19c Men's Suspenders, value 25o.
Wire Potatoc Fryers for Sarn‘ at ‘ 190
toga amps, 19¢ WWWWiMWWgW all linen Collars,
Tourists Alcohol Stoves 19c "3 “‘3' 5"! at 19°
,, , ' Two airs Pillin and Ma -
.lnc Cotton Warp Mattings. 190 ley’: Socks forW d 19c
12 ill. Turkey Feather Dust- 3 pairs of Seamless Fast
19o black Socks, at 190
ers,
nonwsLK FIRE oepanmsnr.
Members wul mend Service Tomor-
row Night—fPl-eparing for lnapectiony
Pertinent held a meeting last night
v
ions of Chic: Prowltt in making the
arrangements. Thalmembers of. the.
department will assemble tomorrow.
evening at? o'clock, at the headquar-
geometry in Main direct in tall u‘ni.
Uh arch. and listen to‘a. sermon :byrthe
pastor Rem, George Drew? Egbert.
The dinners ‘01., the department will
hold ‘nsi‘inai meeting Tuesday evening
”or Pilgrim, of the Providence line.
. trio lights .remalnedflli‘ghted.
streamed Pitcalm “measure. i
Piston Rod and; Main Cylinder Brokenl
This Morning. ,, ‘ .
NEW LONDON. May ill-”The steam-
broke her piston. piston rod and cyl—
inder this morning‘abont 1 o‘clock
‘wlhiie'oifWhteh Hill, on her way from
ji’rovldence to New" lfork. She was
towed to this city by a freight steam.
era City of Broekton, and her live hurl.
.dred passengers Were sent to. New
Work by train. There was no counts.
ion among the passengers. The afic-
e
‘Stolimer’l’riaeilla‘ of the Fall River line
stood by-the Pilgrim tor half an hour
until the} other steamers came up.
led. ,On that-evening also“ the ‘ doll“!-
lllont will hoid'amractice in 18chool
, rest. . ChictfProwltt is engaged ‘in
mpletlng‘ the , r'reet line otmnroh‘
d‘will‘havefi randy for p
than the, Pilgrim, 3 since
m
DOUBLE FUNERAL Tom“ i W NATIVES KILLED 32 soaks." .
__. , i ‘ VRYHEID. Southeastern'l‘ransvilai.
NEW YORK’ May 10 A doub.c fun. | May 10-~Natives whose kraals were
cool of Paul Leicester Ford, the “““recently burned byrthe burghers, at;
tllor, and Malcolm Ford, the brotheritaeked n Boer iaager, in the vicinity
who killed him and himself on 'i‘hurs- i 01’ 86110136113 Nek. May 5th and'killed
day. was held today in the late retell-i32 Boers.
dance of Paul Ford. After the core ‘
many in the house the :two bodiesi ORDER 0" N01105-
wcre taken to Sleepy Holly cemetery. . 1 7
'I‘orry'l‘own. They Were buried in rill-.DISTRICT 01" NORWALK. 85-. PI'U‘
bate Court, May 9th, A. 1).. 1902.
WWWWWW DWWWW 0W WWW FOWW family ploti Estate of ll‘lizahetll B Osborn late
HELD FanlWSWPLAClNG swrrcu, i of Norwaik, in said District, deceased.
‘ ' i Whereas. written application has
SOUTH MANCHESTER May 10——'~ . . .
' .been made to tins court praying for
Louis Gm”! and , James Murray. ”I l reasons therein set forth, for an ordor
Stafford Springs, were held for the Slizlof sale or certain real estate ot said
parlor, Court today after a hearing ‘on 'estate, which is’tl‘lliy described in said
charges alleging the displacement’oi‘
a switch in the local yard of the New
~ The accident will: cast the New York
New Haven and Hartford Railroad sev—
‘ ’ his is the most
happened to
come out 20
3'95" 580.
tonnes hilly
i officials , say there , in Absolutely no
gimme: ement made
yd.,‘ by. imp
York, New Haven and Hartford Rally
application and for an order authoriz.
ing'the administrator of said estate or
some other proper‘person to sell the
. of sale of certain real estate‘ offinaidi
W ‘ing‘tho
. same. ,7 .
~ Ordered. That aaidapplic ion be
road Company on March 30. They went -
to jail in default of $1.0 0ib0nds.
same.
Ordered. That said application he ,
, .. . _ . . gourd imd determincdtfit tzhehPaohatel' .
. ' dice n‘Norwalk. on' a 0i. sy, 9
ORDER-03 NOTK'E - May, 1902. at 10 o'clockiorenoon; and
‘nls'rnlcr 0r comm, ss..'lrro‘-iihai Pilhmmili'ce thereof “filial"
bate Court, nay linden 1902.
j Estate:
t
' i
iishing this order in a newspaper hav-
ing aclreuiation in said district, at ~
least five days before said day othenr-
’ HENRY W... GREGORY.
mil) 1t ’ ‘ _ ,Jndge.
WT J°55LOFFF1$T ,
WWW m“ Will Shirl _
determinedatthe PmeaialOUR Dem-m6. ”90% W“ ”"1“:
omalh‘onthe soul any of: sold at 70; our sale, price;
filigi swlr‘r a cousruevrs, sold
“teen ‘jmad‘e til '
remap therein set torth, for an order
potato, which is lolly described in said
application, and [or an order author-law
administrator of said estateori
some other proper person to/
i
hard and
5c:
dt
all persons interested thergfiibylpub- “_ .
Norwalk Chronicler