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Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 17, 1902 · page 8

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SOLE AGENTS.

per: GIIIIII liIIII FIIIIIII§

timetable- of the Con: I was at I: friend :5 house and smiled io
Luliroml wag iasuod to mm II'IIIIIIII home inst night at about 7

the system todui. in tho “1001C
1..

Lt New London thew am Mr. Emith s collie dog hit Mrs. Black

on eLS mam of them IN
'31. 2' 1 to the. 59“]me In“: I ing as if it had been out. with a sharp
L 0 effect on SunIIIII' at; "in“?-

i lililll)’ I-leugos on tho
filviéion outside of n IIIt II
suburban 5: write at New
’ Lonox expiéss
fat and the BeIkshire und
II‘lnloIIs. having been made

and mnwflllnrk tlmist‘the Inhool In his moo

 

nIpoLItnnt of the coming" The

Isionw'l‘rain now how
. In.. will leave

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. diIIisionL—In Lofiert quII
movingVBI-ldgeport at I: 2.“:
Returning loaves .

on division~~1 lIII new trains
in: via thp Cheshire “loop."

running. TWU enrh way on
‘l-flve MINI way on week

‘niIIisLlon—u 'I‘ he White ’IlonrhI
will ttgiu Iunuiug on
Donnooting \I‘ith Quebec and i

ILI'LLe IiivisiuII~GIIIng (Inst. LTDI‘
nnINeII‘I Hm so for Gullforu
.. will be taken off and a“:
we he“) at 9: 31': ii. In.
nighfi to Now London. and one .

owing Non Iinv
3:15 p. III.. will tear:
"LI'rII'IIIg in Non

5 ML“: . of running inio. the shoot in n plan'ul

.Knirkorliorlm III IIIitnl III-
hour main from the AI:
1 3 New. York at I p. :II.. nill 1
5w Hiwqm: at 2:30 and Nexi- {

ore Line train will IIII, put

’ as on this division.
“fumble-w London at 11:50 o
ok will run through to
and will be one here III

mm W Eli loam Savhuigk i principal streets playing lively mural:-
t 7: 35 a. In. connenting there
Hartford Now London
in mm New London. This »
1.1 in come to New '
mint» thosoashore Immu—
on will Inn-iv:I in New Hr:—

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

5555555 Limited leming
55155:. p n:.. will leave
. £32201). In..an willin-

lean-lug NowLIondnn at
and one In New “awn at;
.m and ar-

 
 

 
 

. ' 9.53mi to run on
will he. the nsunl ouriir
natrnip .I'or New ,

panda: hi 5: 35 ooiock.
.hiire from Norwich

2.50

90 Waghington; Street.

ven at 7: 55. In time to LankLe the NeLIvL
Ymh connection. ‘

Valley Brunch~0n this line the IILsn-
nl Hartford New London summer sea—
show special will he run. This train
will leave Hartford .‘It 3:. 50 p. In. and
will he line In New London at ii: 58. It
will leave New London at 6:45 a. m..
and will be due In Har'ttmd nt 9: 05. A
Sunday tinin will he put on the Valle)
Binnch, lcavlng Hartford to: Say-
lIrool: at 8: 05 a. In. and returning at
0:35 p. m. ‘

BITTEN av A COLLIE Don. L

 

 

 

 

Mr rs. Rolia Blach Severely Injured In
‘ Trinity Place.

. Ml Is. Rollo Block. of Franklin snout

its III her home on the Ierge of no:

I mus prostintlon, as tho Iennlt of ho

iing by It dog last night. Mrs. lilac}:

III passing thp house of War-
Ien P Smith. .II. 'l'rinitI Plum..-

on the right thigh. tearing her cloth

, 'l‘hv animal was so enraged that it.
. IIIIIIIII nut lot go. Mrs, Black was put
I; led tmm her “heel. Tilt? III».I than
jhmpoIl in: her throat In Iiei‘onw \Iis.

l‘his 500mm: to lniuriate the boost and
iii. run around in II circle trring In
i (my nay to get new Mrs. Block.
inttou kept the rnnine {mar nith
II III \Ihool, until it nus taken Into the
house bv members of the Smith lam»
3 HI
Li Mrs. Black was almost ill nm in a
L’\Vl‘flk condition 'I‘IIII oocnrronro fright
gonod her to such an extent. that after
Izlie arrived homo, it was found nor.
;‘- snry to send for DI". Shoror who pro
’.<(‘l‘lt.l€.‘ll for her. She was unable to
lerop Ina: night and is In I: very nor:
nous slate today. Mr. Black is just
I?! III wing from his romut lllnoms in
I Hridgopoit He is \0!" nook and lust
inight s nitai: II orked so on his names
that he: is unahie to attomi to hi5 III:
ties at his limbo: shop toting.

Tm: (log is a \"'(‘.i:. valuable ono not!
Mr. Smith would not like to pun will:
it, Mr. Black says that-rho ammo:
IIill how to die. Dr Sharer states
_Ithnt it is not 1150655an to kill Ih:I
lionst until after it show: signs of
Irnhies. Mr Smith states mat the ani
mat is IIIle :I pup:I and is in the habit

 

 

Inannei

‘L ALFONSLLO NOW A KING.

Spain’s Ruler Attained His Majority,
Sixteen Years Today/

MADRID. Mny Iii-"King 555555 at.
mined his muior‘ity today and hemmv
icing in fuel. as \I'oll as: In 212mm, hov-
iog rouohorl tho age. 5ixtoon. presm‘ii’»
ml by the constitution. Beantii‘ui
weather I’m-oral this. tho central (in):
of the fetus. A! an early hour all the.
hands of music of the troops compos-
_iug the garrison marched through the:

Ins. to the town palace nhere they pen
iouuetl beneath the windows of the
kings aparimonis.

The queen regent has soul the fol
lowing letter to the. premier Show
Sagntm: 0n imminnting mow the
Iogonoy to which I was culled by the
constitution at a time. of proiound said
was and unexpected Wifiuwhmd. I
feel in the depth of my hear; the
necessity of expressing to the 555555
people my Immonno and Imoh'augin:
gratitude. for tho wants of attention
and support which I lune reéeivod
from all rinses of society. It a: that
time I foresaw that without the loyal.
ti: and confidence of the' people I!
would be unable to tniflll my mission
. loans: in looking hook on this period
the longest oi all Spanish regencies
and remilertiny: tho hithor trials.
of whirl) providonen has spared us I an

‘ prociate. those virtues: in all their magi
nitntle anti-mini: that thanks Lio them.
,ihe naiionhas boon nhl
. 'sueh n profound crmin rider, canal»

1 (“ans whirl: augnr an epoch :1! (Iran:
quil wail being for the (pinto. Them

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. the: papa-s which I have onimiswii in
his name. I am confident that] all the
Spaniards who are. gathering around
him will insoithimlII-ith. théweinn
55mm and fortitude ow to» {ob
‘ fill the hopes placed in him. Th {will
to III: the most complete mmnens‘eé for
. his: mother. who Minn; devoted her
fife in the manna: or her 5555.:

IIIpIIII II tlolIIIcIIIIIIIIt,

L In "armour or an L Margin.

 
 
 
 

 
 

to MFBI'SIRL

' fore. in humor: io Kins; Alfonso XIII '

 

COMMISSION
BROKERS.

W

Stooksfiands. Cottonfirain.

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Orders executed for

PI'IILInte when to New York Danton.
Washington. Chicago.
Careful attention given to mall and

INSPECT OUR MATERIALS AND OUR

IIIIIS’IPIINIISIYIII

T ailor~Madc Suits.
Walking Suits {3 . Bicycle Skim,

. All of the Best Impor'ted Cloths.

 

FASHION PLATES.

47 North Main cor. Ann St.
SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

telegraph orders.
‘Correspoudence Invited.

 

Telephone. Cnll I53.

Swartz .8 Corbett Block,

Washington 8:; '80. Norw‘alk. Conn.

W.._.....w.~..._.... .. .5. W._m..~...w¢

\l’fll‘ll lILIILII [III lllliIeIs

‘(Coutlnnod lLIom First Page).

 

no the flames sturtocl tho offlLI‘eI’S. engdr
to net the: inmntra of the house step
out out of their sheltur in every Ilirec
lion. Again there was a shot from the
house and this time 0mm- EriIIquIl
tirnhtm met death. An instant lute:
there II l'l‘I another shot and Counts Po-
lit-9mm: Robert Osborne toll (lend , .
'I‘he shootlunhml In; this time at-
trnoteil hilllt‘Il‘I’t‘fl of propln and nearly
every man who ramp to the 509m: Ivar-
rivIl' n rifle. Tlir'uhootlng into the
human IIIIIInme gonernl citizens and offi»
rérs tiring: logethrer. Governor Ciindler
was advised by tolrphonv of the rioting
:‘IIIII onlrrml out the militia. Captain
W. W. Barker. of the Fifth. regiment.
’IIII IIIdII'IIIIl to pimped with fll‘ty men
and I: platoon gnu III llIvI swine of the
shooting and IIII~IIIII—Inte with the city
:Iuthorltios and tho slwrlft of Fulton
rounty (‘IIioi of r’oliw,I Ball hurried in
the III-om: on horwhmk and was joinwl
”I to.“ minutes into: by Silvritl' I. Vi“
Nolms.

TM desperndo IIII-IIIIIIIMIII had hm
lust xiuht of} ’I' he know horned rapid-
ly and a number of Inmates new open
to run from the store to a woodnhed
nod to a horn In thr next lot Groom
wow nIIiIIklv given to tin» than: bulld-
ings. and in a few minutes snvrral of
tho huilIliugI'. new homing.

i W. 'l‘. Jarknon. n stroot rnr voodoo-
For in uniform II :Is no“ of those at-
Imrtro to the: some II} th-I shooting
M be was nearing tho house h» nan
Rho: in the right hip presunmhly by
itirhnrtlson.

.\ negro ml: man. driving It sprrlaioi‘
to the vicinity of tin: rioting was struck
In thr hand III: III bulloi.

‘ (‘ull Other: isnrnndlin. sweating to tho
wruo on his Tili‘yl‘h’p reoriwd a wound
In the aim. _.

A main mover which rum: tlxromzh
'his pm: of LIhI'.‘ cm. was: utilized. in
Inn of the owning n5 :1 nossilxlo means
“If (IR-aw. but to no avail. Th? crowd
had inrrnowd until of least 3.3% pIIII~
«do. [\I‘u Iltousnmi of whom (it Most
were arnII-IIJ surmimrlod the: burning
Iron. Milton Roshy, z: nogro. was; 55m
'0 err-Inn: from tho mouth of tho 59w-
r. A shout III-wt up and tho owing
negro was shot dead.

A I‘m-mi of Ifnrnnmi ritizwm: hot!
I’arcolr iiu‘ISIIIT-IIL’ this work when un~
:IthIIr mam III-n5 son mining out of
tho 5rn‘5r. ll:I toomado a run for llie'
nmi ninnngmi to get into tho hark yard
of on.) or the: neighboring homos.
whom/ho was shot to (truth

The lira which had Iii-on storied hr
tins» attaching party: spread rapidlv and
won the mtiro block of hnilriings. nl~
most whoiiy composed of nugm home's.
was destroyed. The polio: were busy
nwesting the {cw demon-s. found in the
vicinity. Two of them-Stew Nisho:
amt Jim Singleton. holirved to he mem-
Iwrs oi Richardsona gang. III-Bra 5r»
rested Tho potion had great Month;
in getting ihose men not of the trnrtd
n! enraged mania A mob at?
surged around the pairol wagon not!
rlnmohul for the lives of the prisonom
The: ohiram. thinning the men into the
bottom of the wagon drew their rem!»
ran: and formed a possum through the
rrowd finniir lodging their prisoners
in solely in the mm jail in Bull“
street. In low than an hour tho him-i:
or wm’dm lionsns wore III: mod to tho
ground. and. n 555th of the ruins im—
mediately followed. . In a worulshed in
the rear of. Richardson‘s store was
found a skull .and near it the steel ham
ml of a rifle. it lS'bélieYE'G that the
skull represented all that is lea at the
metro who did the shooting. .

The 55555 believe that their have at:
rested :aii tho news 5:55.525 mnm~
rd in the shooting. but have been girén
(minis by the chin-I to bring into Ima—
{adv all suspicious characters round in:
tho 555.5555 and . .

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 

Three torn hast been on 1 5pm. and
on they way home late at high: they
made. a wager that the one who did no?“
55 a; his wife told him should M mm
a thainpagné 55555:» tho? rationing
night. I .
jl‘he first we

 

 

 

 

 

Then you will want thin un-
.tierwearwcrcrything thin. Well
we prepared for you some
monthn ago and #our lane of
. Summer Furnishings for men is
a very complete one. '

Bnlbrlggan Underwear at 55c. H

‘ 50c and $1.00 with souhie neat
Drawers.
Best line of Nogligee Shirts

in the Twin Cities, 500. 31.90
and $1. 50.

L.Tei 13313

I III I. SIIN.

5.555555555555551

85 Washington Street. .
‘ sown nonmm

 

 
 

c‘i‘é“%

,II

,5. .

Krasovit‘z' 8: Fox.

from non season to another.
Into three. lots, to close out. as follows:

.5555555555555

{.51. II!»

M-I~5+555 «55-5»:

 

MMMIIIMMMWIIM «iv MIMI I455 5:55:55
‘-<ITH E LEADING

 

Clearing Sale of Tailor Made Suits and Jackets

It has aluays been our aim to sell everything the season that It is bought and to cnrr‘Ly nothing over
With this object In View we have maria up our stock or Tailor-Made Suits

Lot No l

‘ All Wool Homespun Cieriot and Serge, in black. grey. blue and brown,
“2.00. The cloth nlone woo Il coat more than we ank for the suit.

Lot No 2

Fine All Wool Venetian Clbths Cheviots. Broadcloths and Pehhlo (ilieviots in black.
lnown and gzey. Iegular price II! this lot from $14. 00 to $18. 00. This lot contains many of on: finest Suits.
CHOICE FOR

Lot No 5

This lot includes our Fina All Wool Etnmino Cloths, BIozIIicloths Fine Chovlots and
Many of them are silk. lined throughout and mono It? In the verv host posslhlo manner.
this lot “3.00 to $32. 00. CHOICE FOR,-

SPRING JACKETS

We have made one lot of on: Light Weight Jackets in tan. brown and motor all sites and styles.
Regular price from $509 to SS Iii). ChoiceI of our 0! them for

TRISTRAM & HYATT,

‘3’ MMDWWWW DMWTIMMMWDMWWW M

 

ENTERTAINMENTS

 

 

HOYT S THEATRE.

WEDNESDAY. MAYL 2!.
Matinoo nod Nighl.
THE: Bit} CITY SING“?
The. Famous

Hi." HENRY’S

All White:

MINSTRELS

Largest am: 0:555:35 the World

E nhomto Snerini Srvnio and Bloc;
tries Paintial First Part Swing
Gorgeous Satin Coastumoii (‘irchr
‘25 Bigt 'niformrd Siio Orchpstm
II! Singors. . L
New Jokes, New lugs. New Sheirh:
.5, ‘Ion Songs Non $olos5 New Spec.
Mimic

it) Snoorb (Ionwrt Band.

i? Running Vaudeviileg

t‘nr mm of Sooner}.

Never before such a barge and Ekpen.
SW: Show at Thu: Low Prices.
, NWT-1112.5, 35. M cools. ._
Bargain Matinee Ii 3 p. 112.: Chit.
IIIIIIII 19: to any pm of the house:
nouns. Bairony seats, 25:: owhostm.
35 Gents.

 
 

W,........‘.W w w “.55. ..,

Grand Vaudeville

For This benefit

NOruIaIk Hospital

HOVT’S THEATRE
-LTLUESDALV. ”KY 27,. 8215.
Undor the .nianagrmnt of the

\VLtlITE oncnasfiu.
5555mm ........;:.:III.LI‘55. 50c. 35::
1:555:55: seats now on sale at the

rhesus, am} Weeds Drug Store Non
wail: .. on: St

 

-MMW

138 Ill‘ “3113!! OF “MY”

Lecture hr

lie: William lielly i. II II

\ORWALK METHODIST CHURCH
Noni: PHI!” 352.. Map 333..
, at S Look-cit.
fir. Keillor. Editor of THE METRO?
DIST . is one at the {most
writers fund More“: of the American
mm: tony-I 31;. . v
ADMISSIONL FREE.
A silwir uttering

 

 

 

 

 

is A BICYCLE REVIVAL GLOMLINLG.’

There is n strum: feeling even out»
551.: III I :Inguino [more amino that tho
morning 59350:: is to witness I: marked
rorival of hioynling.
pormi that the boom of 5mm:
ngo is to in:- remiatwl. Everybody hart IE
the. wheeling truer than and the {5:12
moraine too common to wmnin lash

(lInIILILIaIII: tho I'Ixtromism :izIIl tin:
Iaridi‘wls got tired P' .43 tin—I numim: Hf:
wheelmon foil to those who who I'm
he utility of it.
«XIII-c.1513 or

Iaoenwo I o w
Iormor crowds.

numerous: mums.
the: machines am; :1 moving toner. Th5 2“
Ihninlesn whéol of todm‘
Ion from» and
whole outfit costing less hr more than:
mo 55:: Icon: rhan :Iw original saint:
tiicyclea—is an attraction Then Ihnrng
ore delightlul memories of road field:
our! wayside r551)“ not too old to be

it is worth nlIiIe ior those who he-'
flew 53:1er in out-of-door lite and
recreation to Ms}: that; the crowded
:eIiI‘al mar sorely come.

"Row morh do you want '.'“ asked the
woman. looking up from her desk.

“Ti-‘5“: Iiollars a urea-ii." answered the
zippiimni for a position in tho kitchen.

“I'll try you.“ said the woman.

“Beg pardon. mum.” she said at last.
"are you on? of those writer women?"

"Yrs:
hold economies and some hints in the
1.5de On: Baum." .

Do you try schemes in your own

' homo?”

"Certainly.”
"Than I'll hang in have 38 a week
for the wear and tear on me nerves."

announqéd the girl
Brooklyn Eagle.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

Glover’s the P155.

tNon York \Vaorldl- é .

t
L?

It is hardly In: I ‘.

years.

 

Minn: for no
practical. purposm ..
Those wore mnm‘. but Damn

I

in comparison: with “tho;

returning Impulse is
lmpmwmenls inI

with roshi

coaster hrnhemthr *

 

 

I have a department a! boom»

 
 

with decisiom~

 

 

It’stime to
out non:
not In li—~

will be taken for L
Ilia mfituflhemrienii Emghmh; ,

 

 
 
 

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This stone in the manor to the question.
.‘THE STORE OF CREDIT and likewisge the more at good values No
doubt thereon: a great many articles of nearing apparelflthat you need,
and you feel YOU CAN’T AFFORD ’i‘ HEM. YOU CAN AFFORD THEM.
and you Can have them when you want them, even though you haven‘t
Ihe cash in pay down for them.
promise to pay is as good as cash. Get what you want ,‘Iwhen you want
it, pay for it as you Learn the money. *

Men’s Suits.

L Fancy Worsteds. Cheviots.‘clay Di~L

ngonals. Bergen, all

The largest assortment of Wank:

sum mists from 50c to 32.93

II COMPLETE SHOE DEPARTMENT FOR
(CHILDREN.
:10 $3.98.

' .3: L
WW6! 153 ninth.” .
St. Paul my to determine Me
é“; am a! an atomic-loco and home Wt Ionian: the from:

‘ not and: par hour
i one Wits m («L the oil wands, "why. It is my bandit: up
autism.

 
 

 

DRY“: GOODS STORED-L

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I L . '
regular price $10. 00 and

CHOICE OF THIS LOT, $5.00.

 

navy. tan.

O

3300. 3:
II
II}?

3.3.“ .2. .

Veuelinns
Regular price 01'
$12.00.

HfiMIIIMI‘L

WWI

$3.00.

NORWALK, CONN.

 
 

MANDCONPA

 

.5... willow Can PeopleL of Limited In=

Loomes’ Dress Up=t0=date

 

 

 

IT‘S THE erL EL s'ronn

you ‘RE CREDIT Is. Gooownh us; you're

. One Dollar aWWeek.

 

LADIES’

Tailor Hate Suits.

Venetians, Sages, Chariots. Broad-
union made‘ cloth and also a large line of Senor»
L ate Skirts. Suits from $9.98 to $35.00.

Children‘s Readyonade ‘ mosses,
Sailor Suits and LFitted Dresses, 3.
large variety, prices from 50c to $2.98.

goods.‘_'anits from $7.93 to $20.00.

I
m

MEN, WOMEN .mo .

SHOES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. PRICES FROM $1.00

 

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