Evening sentinel, Friday, May 16, 1902 · page 6

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. Bowers. of Wu rtown
ore” Bowers, of unounlin
» comfortably installed inn
‘ ' ~ rpeople with troub-
fififl once more. Be ‘
Mien. this reinstaIV

hilt it. properly, Waterlowh

thee easilym WaterIown
Pence and

 

 
 

 
 

e" powers left the sani-V
in» he had been decayed
liddidody, of Waterbury,
Pack, of WatertoYin, Enact

weeks ago e n’ V
”'«e depart He didnt
ths- “address. He simply
I. ereaftor conducting con

with such Vmachiayel-

 

wow Ho .Ivisited
3mm: d. T'orrI'ngton and
1descending upon Water-
.V rpose of having Judge
' nni Iute suitln nsvsinst the
“ ~ for dep lying him
i is idle mhlnentt he
writing lengthy letters
rRooseveit Becretnry
s .

otabies. ”if
" in {t i to Watertown

V {Hologram now him coming
rned for a trip to the

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I ibis return from a trip
w; it. when a cgnple of land-
rd and captured him
leaninnrlum. 2:

‘ 'ooie for a couple of

? he pleiuied “There are
in this iiown i want to ilx.

\p as

He (dinile'llr fore We‘stport‘
ain‘whille Waterbury!)
tnnnksgivmz: srnnouomv
3: been Hts-caucus

eyl so
those residenls ii

in butler their name
Wilding plrocess m In
Whom goes; another Enz-
, pennihhi daily battle
it «gland report

 
 
 

' bilge Free. State flags,
trill to the mntnnum with

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

to perfervl replies. no.
. 3; the Erato nd the
lid

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

no i vapor.) The
V tion that flormerly adorn-
- ft the mountain hnd dis-
ov you place to‘. tray
wade? melts one one
treatment! rotted: dry\but
tilted. : ain lwouida 3.va
. ‘ “ant Aides] of dnst

mint all their
sw'i‘hgl inhabi-

" Moody ll

ll , by mortality Have coated here
turn to Fort De France (and) St. Pierre
Will endeavor to re-I
n'd coverxrccords of American and British
consulates at St. Pierre.
official is found. will bury ”with mili-
tary honor-9:" 5'

St. Pierre otday.

16~—The 'VGerman emperor.
day. May 14. telegraphed as follows

our W0 dountries.

m Joyner-o uncouth

n l)“ in sides
m“ ‘n‘fiibteryim VV
e‘ ' . the (I‘

new

the Windwnrd districts.

As this despatch is sent it is exces-
sivciy not here) and) the northern nillhls
9'
t Vsulphurlc vapors which still nxhale du
brie: the island are increasing
ness and mortality among the survivr
ins Inhabitants. and are causing suffer-

retnin their legal appearance.

lng unions the new arrivals. ,‘ 'l‘he hos

is terrible beyond dedcrlptidu Neuriy
all ”the but!) left standing; are filled with
dead bodies. In some cases disinfect-
ants and the utual means of dispdsing
of the (lend? are useless nnd cremation
has been resolIed to. thlrii is pos-
sIble the bodies are drugged with ropes
to the trenches and are there hastily
covered up. quicklimc being used when
nvaiiable.1ivlany of the deed bodies
here so covered'with dust that they
Were not discovered until walked upon
by visitors or by the relieving officers,
"or" theiI‘ ahsidta‘lliii The scenes ivit-

messed we're numecedented in the his.

tory of t is colony.

.wnsri tyros Mhy 16~Secretary
Ed‘sceivz'ed the; «filming on-
bie’gremi from commander 120; Mo
Lean. of the Cincinnati:

I “Sti'illuciu, MayIIBJ—vSIx thousand ref-
ugees 'haVe ”come Into Fort De France.
Three‘ thousand have come into King»

_ ston Norther-n portions of Martinique

and St V heard. your many people per-

iished; ot ers suffering from want pf

food and water. Very great Vdiilioultg
relieving and say 3“. people assume
over large ar‘e‘ns umber of people to
be fed and cared fer said' to be rednaed
e

if remains of

LONDON May id—uAndrew Carnegie

sent 1.000 pounds today to the Mansion
house West lndian relief fund which
now amounts to 1.0 000 pounds.
the exception at Lord Rothschild's don-
ation of I500 pounds the other subscrip-
tions are not lnrge.

With

-Wa—.—~—-
EMPEROR WILLIAM’S THAlJKs.

 

Grateful VIo Americans for cordial Re-

.Ceptltnv‘aiven HI: Brother.

WlESBADEN. HesseNassau. May
Wednes-

to the president of the United States
at Wesbinglon:- "

"i am still under the deep impres-
sion created by the splendid and cor-
dial reception not my brother. Prince
Henry, by the citizens of the United
States of America. In the speeches
with which he was greeted the fact
was often mentioned that in) ances-j

tor. Frederick- the Great. maintained at

friendly attitude towards the‘ young

-V«‘ American .republlu during the doilm
of her formation. there!)
cor'nerL stone of the men

d'y la yin; the
13‘; relations
which have always existed “/‘hetwillln'
The example int

 

. .7 to me by the great king I mum) itod‘ol

 
 
 
 

 
 

e leaving the

_.ity The. be.

u the estates

arlb .snrvi-I
pill

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y bromzbt .here Iron)
the island ‘But I

 
 
 

I low. I wish twocmmemordtd

it of Prince Henry by msgtttto
‘ people of America, which [requedntyou
-. to accept in their name i intend to
present a statute in bronze of Freder-I
ick the Great, to the United States .‘xto
be erected in Washington on it place
Which) you will kindly choose.
this gift- be looked updn as as lnsting
‘ sign of film

5 f-5‘Einperor William; .
hghly appreciatb I'yo‘nr grand; friendly
0 er
in the name of the United States;
Will submib it immediately to con: N

“.3 gross
- gib‘iitest pronouns of our‘peopl

tile 'is
the

 

May
Intimate relatl
W '

I
WIL H AM I. R."

par 16 in; German. s trans.
'i on is' as follows:

"Waehln .Moy 15
ionosden I

I thank you heartily therefore)

It will no doubt he tot othe

L ‘ceiye from youndlnnds a status a? the.)

ruinous rule
In

 
 

lid soldier; one? of ti)

 

“I town todayr on

. ‘ not
in use like Jgisnntic

I . blnatroes towards the sky. and a dense
I cbn e

I bl“. mingling with the
' I steu

fillim s new and active'
> ornidrfidim snip immense pail over,
the northern hills. lowering into the
valleys and then rising and spreading“
until it enveloped the whole island in
unselilinr- troy tilist Blinoltans‘o‘nt to-
thin upon .the port .n‘: the volcanoes of
Martinique and Dominica and else-

“avenuenlhs to denote a volcanic oou~

loll between these islands and np-'
pears to verify the assumption of the.»
volcanic origin of the mountain chains
running parallel with the Soufriere in

e sick-

pitel staffs are givlg way to overwork '
and are with difficulty bearing up But-
tbe news of .the despstch of an inmbu-
lance corps from the garrison of Ban
houses and the statements made that
. further medical assistance will arrive
V hers shortly are having a beneficial of-
V fect upon all concerned

The s'iencl) in the nillicied districts

 
 

Pregnant Roosevelt” bent it reply I

 
 
 

Mr. o‘nern‘. o arleq Clark have
t “n so u: Wilton.

.F. Slacum, of Brooklyn. is main

my a brief nth in $0th Norwaih.
Mrs. Mary‘ raider of Crown live

one. 80th Nor-walk. Is visiting rela-

tives in Staqurllfl'

‘H. S. We I)” and (l. C. Wagner, of

Philadelphia. are spending a couple or

days at the Moheoltehio ’ilVotel.

After a week’s stu ut Faiifleld

Beech. Mrs. Clarified nice. of Lowe

littlest. has, returend to her home.

 

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’visitlng her brother Fred A Taylor
at his home No.1IiCenter avenue. Nor
wnlk.

M.rs Hattie 09
F Guieburn‘, of Norwalk. have been
visiting with Miss M L. Nichols in
Weston. - - -
Mr. and Mrs. IF. 8. Lyon and son
Andrew of South Norwalk. were.
guests at the parsonage in Weston;
recently.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Borges, of Stamford.
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. Bcbmedes.
of Sduth Main street. They wlll rcmpln
a. féw‘ days .1

The Misses Hattie McPherson and
Hattie Schumann. of the central isle

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

New York;

Mrs. M. lil. Lee, wife of Mayor Lee.
and Miss Adams, left this morning to
be guests of an aunt lit Cannon for
several days '

Andrew Hutchinson of South Nor-
walk, is stopping with his daughter.
Mrs’. Arthur G. Boynton. at the, par
sonnge in Wooten.

Mrs. A. L‘. Stalgcrwafld and children;
of Lewis street. are the guests of Mrs.
Steigerwald' s sister. Mrs. H. Fr‘lcdlan-
tier. in New York city.
Miss Katie Burke returned yestel~
day to her home in New York city of-
tor u-' severalh dmi Vidit 'with Miss
Sadie Down. of! Union Mace Norwulk.

Mr. and Mrs. Le’wis Reed. of Dan-
bury. drove to VNorwallt. curly this
morning. and are spending the day
with their son. 1. ll. Reed. ”of limb
street. ”

James M Lane and daughter Luelln
and Mrs. Frances Shoville. who have
been in Fibrido during the winter re-
turned to their home iii 80th Mom
street vesterday.

Miss Angeline Scott. of the Font!)
Norwnlk Public Library. spent Wed-
nesday in New Hover). in attendance
at the meeting of the C nuectlcut .Li-f
brnry AssociaIlou ‘vnnd slung the ii
in arise in No oven and Bradford.
BxPouncilmnir Jesse M. Ferris nnd
Dr C. Irving Ferris have letumed from
a week 9 hunting trip in Sullivan «him
I). New York They report poor luck
as the weathcr was so cold there was
Vel y little fishing

Miss 60%. I‘Wh‘c‘ei‘cr. of Norwaik
spending a few days with her modhers
rs. M. B. Wherler. Ml‘s. Jennie {like
none Miss Perm plremnn; or Nor-
walk. have spent a few days with Mrs:
John Bodientheqton correspondent
Ridgeileld Presi. i lily '

Miss FloreuosCIltblll of $0th Nor-
walk has been the guest of Miss Hazel
Fryer: Miss Alice Dyckman and G. S
DYCltman attended the class exercises
at the South Norwalk High School. on
Wednesday evening —George'town cor-
respondent Ridgeilcld Press. '

Mr. Wilcox. of South Norwal'lt. who
hasiessed Mrs. L. .W- Abbott' s house in
Tltlcus. was in town Saturday He is
expected to arrive. today. to take pos-
.Jsslon of the house. Mr. and Mrs. W.
Andrew Benedict entertained for it few
dnys. last Mfleck. Miss Julia A. Stork
end MlsaM’ egg. Bonnie, of Stamtord
auntie: they is when by Miss tidal

r, 0
New York .--Rldgeileld Press

cm; A. J. MORAN RESIGNB

Intends to Leave Stamford in About
. a 'chk.

Addr‘ew J. Moran, tain of com-
pnny C, Fourth Regime t‘. C. N. 0.. of
Stnmford. has tendered his resignation
as captain. Enforced absence {rein
atnmford and muse?ilent inability
perform the duties 0 the .03.“:
sponsible for Captain Moran‘

tidn He has nccjcet ted i

the Fittshurg '

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

Chicago. 8 5Brooklyn; 'l
" Pittsburs.5 :. Boston. 1.
Cincinnati. 8: Philadelphia, 4.
IQBTANDING OF gran CLUNS P C.
1

 

 

fill it Eva A. VTaylbr. of Danbury. is v‘ ‘

lay and Mrs. llenr-y’

phone billce are spending the day in

I fire proof safe for your valuables, jew.

Norwaiit. and VMr. BourVn‘o. of _

Capital - Wil- 100,000.00
1 So mitts. IV $100,000. 00

._ JOIN n‘. souls. President.

Joltii ii. Liiht

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on They Purity
end Ehrlohvihe Blbod.

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

You can mil h pi- ville iiuii‘diar and

airy. insurance policies, one. .at V
The
South Norwalk

,1

“lid/urn 9 a. m. to Mp. m.‘dnliy.
evening also, 6 to 8 p. m.

 

MR%V%M ‘

it is my to lay a few dollnru aside
weekly or nlonthly if you hove some
safe place to deposit them. We no
ccpt deposits toro'pei) no account as
little as one dollar. We know if W0.
Once get you as' n depositor your ac
count will soon grow to-respectahie
dimensions. Our-Ionice hours are Silo
l2} 1: toil. Saturday evening.~ li~to~8.

imisovm NORWALK
I river..ssvmes BANK.) -~ l

‘umrso. BANK solLolNe.

 

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“DIRECTORS:
ohm Hi Ferris.» .. Henry Seymour
ohn H. Knapp Christian swam
E. “i“"ltfiimn
Joel-h R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin. ,

Johann s Sollolfed.

o the Board of County Commission-
ers of Fairdeld County:

 
 

 

 

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. or the premises pertaining

mete. or any Punt-Office. Public LIw
ry or Cemetery.

or such license.

 

-' dle‘io‘nly pure” goods—L—direot from the

Bimbsum Bros.

 
 

I hereby apply for a license to sell
inirituous and intoxicating Liquors

ted at Norwnlk. this 8th any of ~
. 1902.

I .[b ‘y til ‘
on of tbd- above named runes Ii: ‘

aim Louise" of;
Antigua. Mr. Suwter’n oon- ‘

uboehce.u
animation?“ than go thu‘s by ordi-
nary a t. erre.
Conuuiq‘n may!
escape fl
steamer ROI!!!
the hurborpll i; Pierre.
sugcd pndlhge‘ ‘on the Roruimu for

 
 

himself and wife. in the hope that a
trip around the'islun'ds Would benefit
Mrs. Suwltc‘rs health Om the advice

of physicians. he decided to bring Mrs.
Spwlnr w the United Btntés.
Antigua
liners. «'
Mi“, Suwter s'dys' there were n scr

,»

ion of cdrthqunko IS oclls experienced
at Antigua two‘ or t rec woeks before

he .‘leift there. but because of the fre-
quency of
Lesser An

 

iiles,

rible affair nt Martinique

While Mr. Snwter is not enamored

of life in the terribly encrypting cli-

lettfin
unp adopt in the entire Consular ser-

the State Department may think it ad

needed now in the relief work under-
ihiten by the government.

 

 

. one». I w «(woqlw

I out
I ‘ suntan"
and [lover in Bolling

Fulf-

W) :tVITIII ”$3M CELL;

 

Iilzlll‘ IIIISIIIUTEY FIIEE FIIIIII Illl‘lllllll.

I

AT ALL GROCERS.

 

TRY THEM
TODAY.
10 Cents a Tin.
. PURE.
DELICIOUS.
ECONOMICAL.
Vanilla Crystnl Co
101 Bookman street New York.
. For sale in South Norwalk by V
L‘ S. venport. ‘ Lorenzo Dibble

 

onlllulsllr durum

in your search ’for' Wines and Li-
quors for Family and Medicinal use.
do not lose sight pf the fact that the
trim test of vdlué Is quality In our
goods you will find superior qiiality'
yoked to botunn prices. Come here
any day and be prepared to see the
purchnslng power of your dollar or
noun; dipole lit our show windows and
we are hum you will step inside if
you wish the best brands of Liquors-—
Whiskies ill-undies. Gina Roms, Cor-
diolrhliad ill the rest. The llon' Va share
of tile ends is coming our in for the
fcbod nod suiticie‘nt reason th we nan

 

distiller to the consumer. Two profits
saved. Any quality~any quantity—-
any price-«all pure. Retailed at
Wholesale Prices.

In mount-n showtime)“
Free Deutery.‘ ., ,V_ .I .I I.

 

 
 
 

N0 40 WATEK STREET.’

norm-l salmon. or.

 

The
have had a narrow
dining n passenger on the
ii which went down in
He had en~

Hf) left
MN 1 on bne of the Quebec

Iiurtliqunkcs oil through the
no nsrm‘ was felt [in

hair ho doubt now that these shocks V

were the ‘dirert precursors of the ter-

maid of Antigua. he stands ready to
to his post. perhaps the most

vice of the United States. whenever

vlsuble for him to do no. But for the
illness of his wife he Would not have I
left his post when he did. he states.
no he feels that his services may be

 
 

CRYSTALS

A DELICIOUE) FLAVORING

1- V, inure. Inc also titan-m
‘” ogre of satisfaction in every bit nf coal

word for on! can 010 u .
not be Joule! by” Yu‘ll'ii Cotilri‘li ll

 

 
 

LoaleliY a now
We. the nod Airbed. haul:
J. Cheney for-the lost iii ye
believe me perfectly bong,y I
business fluctuations in
gblghtonciflgy out lull III!
y n). “ ‘ .'
WEST ds' ‘l‘ltllAit Wholesale Drnlr
plats. Toledoo
WALDING.’ KINNVAN t. MARVIN.
Wholesale marshals Tolsdo‘) o. '
Hell‘s Catari‘it Cdre is Mitch; Inter

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

ondumucque) tpile) sy stem

nine filo per. tile. “hold by nu” nrnip
lots. Tostipzonlnls freé... V I. I
Holl’ s anlly Pills are the host.

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Corcornn' ,Building, Opposite
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Are: you insured .III a strong
fliompany {but is "condagrntion

prool': 9
Feoond

ten by on experienced agency?

The experience of a qnhrter of a
century is at your service. V» ‘-
3‘ JACOB M. 1.1710”,
. ~ lief.» iniunnov ‘

a Rail-raid Plot's. So. Illa-walk
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seems to be about the only mmodit)
bought without regard to quality.
There dramas many mues‘ot issue
one: :as there Ire of merchandise
You are undoubtedly flying .for :th‘o
best quality; are you quite sure you
are- getting it?‘ Better to know now
than after the fire. .0ur fifteen year!
experience on the subject have fitted
as to do this well

Tnvlor 0: Golden

«Innlepnone Call. rim-d J ,
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.. loos

Plumbing and Steam Hm
9W “‘ *‘ " " ..
lint. Mom Huflon. I . V;

Hot Air [Instinct I ‘

and Stein)” Fitting.
mm; Coiling. etc.

v 31¢ng ‘

“crewman-snout

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nslly. acting directly 'upon the blood V

the Coroornn Art Gnllelfy, of- Washing ’.

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rolls m min manna: ‘
First ‘

is your policy correctly writ I

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mi.‘
.l
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in pilly "rowing grant be fore-
“Mutilation uphn’yo‘ul 'iwlll
hV pyou answer it cnrnpotly. We have
'm were from 83. 00 ' 'up. The best
grades are hull~henrlng.

rowusuo's useless"
TOWNBEND'B VICTORY
GRANITE STATE
Aub‘l‘o'EA'L ‘

‘ are machines ~16”qu stood by with

our personol‘gufishtee. .VI
We have represenfusd these mowers
for years; A broken part can easily
be replaced-Abe advantage of buying

L4 9; I»

- standard mnchines.

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Wide borders are the‘thihi; in well
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‘ pick bnr ‘réally approprlnbe papers
I for the different rooms of most "
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ness on the strength of the skill we '
display in making these sélectiond.
“Every man to his own taste" is a
poor way to select wall coverings. ~’
‘ Let us help you if you are perplexed.
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wmnow ill-Moss
ln‘ albeit putt to order.
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to match your Wnll Papers.

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duce a satisfactory result.

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ter hammer; on: no tank

THE IDEAL

VOLUMETEVR n PRESSURE RIG!)-
' LATIVNQ PLVUQH VALVE. ‘

A self Missiles pressure regulator.
applied to cries): vow open-m by
direct pressure. Discharges the M‘s

amount ofV Inter in Vthe some lcnlthot

time,- re'gsidi‘eos of the bend or pro-- '_