i" maj‘ostlcs praying for u orily alter the co1onation are anticipate a 'milllon air; [was the crowning glory halo, Exposition, have net W a case is that of Mrs Mary illesple. who at the age 01' as Just been admitted to Denver. She is the moth seven children, including leg of- New Orleans are to shed under a capitalization 00 --A company known as «l per cent cannula issued. to acquire securi- ng companies :12. 8411. 000 at them' alone. a“ distance of less I ‘ the r ancestors for senor at. lace are seen on. a t. stint will consid'e traws one. sees 11They are light on the hood. but: , ind of but to wenr “ttes at an American wo- attendithe coronation.- ' lack velvet rib- 1' Queen Isabella had stood ' breakfast was given to several thous— . “trout 1.211111111111111 over a stone colon- liking fund mortgage y do not interfere . , . in course, they are (length- as easy to getfilose to graphs. it is alien said notes will charge the poi- e gets the wind of; such 2 ' rienco. l walked clone ”do. by accident-«a Il‘ho’y certAinly got than , ut‘uiter looking at me May both boit.ed An casino. on the Athi plains, toward us ”11.111111111111111 .‘ 3,0 yards array, watched the do ' by. with the wind blowing hint. Probably he ‘ el 3 Masai and other ' ‘eroses in less ire» been more dun Continued From First Boast W rinse 111 111.1111... and this morning attire soothed racing some,- “oath mission. Much by a statue of 1 tresdoin. w ‘ on raised during he night. in; central Pal-air. upon the pedestal where for centuries a statue, of ‘ During the morning a bountiful and poor children by Mr Payne. of. Boston, who has passed the winter in Havana tor many years As the. day advanced the bent of the sun became intense. and the weather grew hotter every minute. Hot air from the hot streets quivcrcd in the hot sky until the whole landscape wavered The actual transfer of the control of the island was scheduled to occur ox— uctly at noon. Havana time. which is 13: 30 p.111. Washington time but those invited to witness the ceremony were crquestcdt it) be at the palace at 11: 30. They included beside the Amer- ' icon oiliccrs and the members of P1esl~ ,‘ dent-elect Pnlms‘ a cabinet the members of congress, the supreme court justices the governors of the provinces. the oili~ cars oi! the visiting warships. the for- eign consuls, W. .1. Bryan and other mo sodium. ‘6 i . South Mr. Merchant- Not every-one has a telephone. newspaper. which is the cheapest medium of communicating store new: to the people of The Norwal ks. You should make connections. With these individuals every evening, and talit wigs wem right ind? their homes. “ 3“ XOu should get in touch immediately With our tiger? and arrange for the making of these connections—he will also take the time to prepare your copy it you have not the time to do it youriielf. visiting Americans of note. several of ‘ Senor “Palma’s Central Valley, (N. Y ) neighbors, Horatio Rubens, counsel tor the tormer Cuban junta; Colonel Wil- la amtAstor Cbanier and a few invited as s. The palace is an imposing yellow stone structure, the upper stories at its jinade. giving it a line architectural ei— test For centuries it was the residence ot the contains general oi? spam. Since the American occupation it has been the official headqmrters of the military governors It [roots an exquisite park. the Place De Arman, with its stately royal palms arid spedies ot banyan trees called “iaurols oi India." in the cen- through ., tor of the building an archway leads an Ladles‘ Kiri 0,40,.“ Patent Leather Tips. at 75c. ,1,,,;x1. in all Spanish palates. to the patio 01 £2.95. N Auora Shoe. x , 1 1 ,‘ $2.95] ,, 'court, where a status of Columbus rises from a mass at palms and flowering ' picnic. (in either side of the entrance morbie stairways ascend to the south ence them, which open through bal- canted window ;1lpon the plaza. in be ‘notual tronster occur- patina room. oblong. ‘ 1.1111111 Fine Kid Hand Turned Ogrfords, Patent Leather Colon- ial Ties. and Patent Leather 011- forgo, at , $1 98 New styles‘ 11nd bargains. .l‘ . Men's Guaranteed Patent 6111!, Skin for men that gives entire satisfaction. $2 95 Niels; Enumel and Patent Leather Oxfords, special at sins. Union made. ,7 Norrvalk, Conn. May on, 1902. ‘ Sincerely yours, So. Nontalit Washington 1 Shoe Store. The greatest Shoe and Oxford values over offered by a retail store. 11 V 7 Ladies Warrantcd Patent Leather Oxfords. Walled Soles, $1 98 This lot can be seen in our display window. A new flair if they break but everybody reeds the daily advertising mam" .11 EVENING SENTINEL. Ladlo‘o' Fine Kiri Shoes, But- ton and .Lsoe, worth $2.50 and “$3400 and The wa‘olelgh Patent. Leather Shoe with Kid Tops. Lace and Button, 111 ' $1 98 Shoes and Oxiords. The only oboe , hill and marble floor. ' ' .trthe historid' today ex. , ‘ on be, Spanlib‘ds ,de -pdrted. excep 1". e portraits of ‘Balniaceda, “the Weyior ot the ten _ years‘ war: 'and those of the other captainegenerah‘ which hung upon its walls, are gone. They were taken back to Spain” But coats of arms of Spain. with ~their royal quarterlngs still hang over the windows, which are screened by the some scarlet cur Spanish regime. The decorations, white and sold. with the superb mir~ turn have alsosbeen preserved. Just as. hey were _ The chair. With gold crown above its backd which w reserved for the Spanish monarch himself was visible ~in an adjoining apartm nt. But strong- or still was the view 11 a. smell prayer punish captain’ 1; gen . ‘ lathe chamber. Its ‘ rk rich tapestries brought into re lie! on elaborately carved altar above which hung an ivory crucifix. , Owing to the limited space are pee pie were to have no sight of the care many to be enacted here which was to substitute than a nation before the world but on uItIg’lde they were to wit- ness a spectacle which 1110 to stir their see. for they or re told the clov- $811216“ barred 1111mm 8.111199 ling ch Sespodes brat threw” to the breeze to 1868,111t the opening 0 the “Ten Years’ war. raised by‘ no but of 1 hesllnlted States above til :palaco. his thing which was to 11 £11 11 h 4 ’11 ii- the dream of their 11 .bro‘tbers and _ o'y , with the rising sun, and same even slept in the parks to be certain not to A portion of the g, by the, police very early. The rema'i der was packed with people, thi med alive his at home ity sud every door And win» dow tron 1113; the square was walled ‘act see, . e fringed with human freight. a. sight to 11 e forever. in memory by the Spaniards. 1 his Opinion of the prone ed tie consti- _, prominent on t 1321, ford utter he had returned home from 1 Florida. but his condition was such hits. and 111111111, 1111111111111 1 ‘ ’11 lama 1e ' ’ itwas_ 1 tiéilb‘riln hurt a. Oo.. Patent Leather '1 gallon, and Oxford's. worth $3.50 and $4.00. this sale at The Torrlngton Deleon 8 Opinion .‘11 the Proposed Constitution. ~ , one of the distinguished elegates in the constitutional convention, but who oi‘vlng to illness. Was unable to dread the sessions or the fiathorings utter the first two weeks.w sited by a Hnitiord Post re otter lotion He sold: ~ “Although the instru‘ 1.1111111 what i had hoped for. it is ,a‘ distinct on movement on the present orga‘oi c law 1! the state. it removes th hie! iscre nannies or representation 11111119111111 towns... and eliglnates the anomalous ‘tonditiou 1.11111 which a smaller town may new 11 e rge‘r, representation ’in the house than a bigger town. While the recommended constitution isnt what I had hoped for. i shall vote for it and I think it should be ratiiled as being on the whole a considerable 1111 present conatttw Fyler’s health isn't improving y and he is not yet able to perv ornl any business. He was able to at» end only two sessions at the convert rtlon after January. He went to Hart at his 1111 siclan ordered him to re 11 at he BJEOT 'l’O PR1 E OF COAL. ' u ~ ‘ Ask Roller From Oppression. HARTFORD. May Elle—A petition prot ting against ‘the present condl be coal mining industry. which ady resulted in putting coal at r ton in this city. and "bids acrease 111111 price lathe near is being, circulated here today receiving a large number of ‘ ares it reads as tollewa: ' "Hnrttord. 0111111.. ‘To’ the Honorable E Steven's Henry. Member Congress; Where , we. the people or canned lumen with the people throughout the country are again call. ‘“ eio‘osi mine owns . . 15611 3 Shoe ' tore RATIFY 1'. am evict-'1‘. H 0.11 Fyier. oi resumes who was , ‘, calls the 5 or the slot. The box is light and upon to submit to the extertlouate 1 .7 to see the auto to make obtain .11.; information re- Men's Box Call and 111.11 Kid Oxfords, Ooodycar Wells. spec-y 1.11. $‘L 95 s w I , The real thing. The first street telephone station in the round was esugrllshed to Bridge .. port, by the South 'i‘elophune. Company“ under a from cblse granted by the conir‘n’im council which authorizes the company to set to poles whomever necessary. The telephone is located at the chrner oi! léairiieldgmd lien attached, - fl 1 ouvenient to all 1111.15.11 is encased in a box. to which there is a door; To open the door, the person intending to use the instrument inserts a nickel in a slot and the door opens. illo‘klé then is again” at the disposal of, e depositor. who may pick it up. To call the central cities the button is pressed and the crank turned. as on any other instrument getting an answer from the ’phone at the place desired the user of the sta: tlon deposits a nickel in the slot des- aea desire: departmen he drops a nickel in the slot which opens the door. Then call- in; the central operator. he tells her that he wants the police or lire depart nickel in his one and the on departmeill designated of charge: The telephone is 11. ion; distance in- persons in 0111ch it he so deisires. In the small box under the transmitter are slots designating the denomination of the coin to be ripped into each. It the, patron by mists e puts a. dime in the nickel slut. it is returned him. and by this is will understand that be has mad mistake in the help small incandescent li ht. which ena- bles the person 113111 the instrument at night to road from manuscript or printed matter anything Which m‘ay be. necessary or desirable to transmit to the person on the other end at the shad at the Bridge Fish market today.‘ street. East Norwalli is ill at her sporting goods, itican be round at the store of William P. Beers. ‘ team will play a practice some on the erodwurd lot. this afternoon. 1 was a sncose in every sense. as the . pupils did credit to themselves and the ‘ ilrecinn.‘ who will be employed to make ‘ Norwaik lire steamer to the Dorion _ llann 3: Banks. ¥ 1 M Monroe. Jr. a The. ignated on the phase. in case a clti- ' to call the police or tire “ meat as the case may, he. puts the strument and is applicable to outot‘ term use, and the user may talk with nun—o... . There are live Connecticut River ”w..." . Mrs. John Seymour, of Winfield ng in the line of “we“ George W. Voorhees superintendent of Riverside cemetery. is ill at his home. 81 Riverside avenue. Brown’s Business College baseball (laorgo Wood. 111.11.111.11 River. has not-mod a position 1111' blacksmith in Tilly's Carriage “Works in North Main street. 'l‘he Willing Workora’ Circle of the Norwalk Methodist Church will meet with Mrs. Henry Olmstond tomorrow afternoon at 3 o’clock. . ’I‘. McGeary's dancing class. which BET CONOFRN TO (3.13.: met in Germanic Hail, last evening dancing master K. Kosteantoes oi! the Candy Kitch on South Main street. went to New, York yesterday and returned with a tandy at the kitchen. William P. floors. Norwalk's up to date bookseiloi and stutioner. is mull log a specialty of sporting goods such on baseball. lawn tennis. golf, ping pong, croquet sets and cameras. .m . alum... K John F. McMahon is improving his West avenue residence by thcndditio'n of seven ohndsome stone steps at the (titration to the house. The work of placing the stones 111 position is being done today. of the two horses which drew the Point tire some time ago one has since died and the other was so disabled that it has been unable to do any work. The animals are owned by . A number or ladies gave a dance last Friday eveningto 11. few friends in 11 born in Camp street. Norwaik. There was music y banjo. mandolin and via its and the pretty nurses "trippedthe light. fantastic too" until the early hours of the morning. Towardsmid night a line collation was served. m The meeting of the Town Teachers” Association. which was to ,have.been held last evening at the home of Prin- cipal C. A. Tucker. in Main street. Nor. walk. was not heidiowing tothe ruin. A meeting will probably be held in about two weeks. at which time the subject of a May party. which was to have been discussed last evening, will come up. m... .. M"... \Beputy Sheriff Sculley went. to New Canaan yesterday. and served papers in ‘suit brought by 1.. M. Monroe and inst George H. ymond all 0! New anaan. to recov- cr $100 for rent of store recently occu~ bled by Mr. Raymond. and belonging to Mr. Monroe. The steel! and fixtures to the amount of $200 Were attached. and one load of goods taken away Mr. Will lN’i‘R’ODUCl‘lD C. B. CORBE'I‘S TO OUR CUSTOMERS SOME TIME . AGO. ‘THAT THEY HAVE BECOME A FAVORITE is, NOT SURl‘RlB' ING, WHEN YOU Slim THE STYLES, ARTISTIC LINES AND li‘l'l‘. HAVE A DISPLAY. 1N 011‘ MAIN STREET WINDOW THAT WILL GIVE YOU AN IDEA 011‘ THE PERFECT l‘lT'NNG C. B. HERE'O THE REC, IOMMENDATION GIVEN BY THE RE PRESENTATlVE 01" A LARGE COR- . 1 "l SAW 1N YOUR AD. THAT YOU HAVE PUT IN A NEW LINE OF CORSETS. W13 LIKE TO COMPETE WITH CLEAN MANUFACTURERS LIKE C. B. THEY PUT UP A GOOD ARTICLE AND ANY ONE WHO, BUYS C. B. CAN FEEL suns THEY kRE GETTING A CORSET MADE UP TO THE HlGIflTEST STANDARD.” . , WE HAVE OTHER. GOOD TESTIMONIALS FROM CUSTOMERS WHO ii-lAVE WORN 0.13 A' LA SPlRlTE. ‘ ' ‘ ‘ 1 $1. 00 $1 25 1. 75 $2 50 " Will ALSO CARRY A FULI. IilNF OF R a& G, THOMPSON. ARMOR idioms arc. Second floor. dance at Trumbul ll. Wednesday 01 Albert N. of gas. John ODonuoll which he inhaled 45 years old. The Rev J L line in undertaking rooms. was in St. Michael‘s Cemetery deceased. is dangerously ill 1111311101111 put up a satisfactory bond the property was released. 1 The person ‘ 7 ‘glvcs the operator the number desired. - and it the operator is successtnl la 1 ml coda who purchased up tor, we purchase poo the market. in our line, to benfound in any store in town. on. Cofloe 111111.111 foot. ovorythln 111 you call forth praise for their fine qualities. 1 themes I at; glitches“ was FATAL. Occurred at Albert N. Stanton‘s Resi- ln consequence of injuries sustai 11-: d afternoon in the residence Stanton. vice president of the American Tube and Stamping Com. pany at Trumbull due: to an exploeion led Sunday utternoon in the Bridgeport hospital ills death was due to strangulation, induced by a large amount of llama lie was also fright. fully binned about the body. lie was pastor of St. Patrick s... Church oliiciat. led at his funeral which was held yes terday afternoon lrom Cuilinnn & ml The burial Mrs. Maiy O'Donnell widow of the home in Long Hill lrom injuries 01’ the same nature as those which caused the death of her bushland. She was with him in the Stanton residence when the explosion occurred. Mr. O' Donnell was pumping air into an apparatus which Tel Call 138-5. 1 is used to make go‘s. 110.19. ignited by the lamp. about the head, lace and shoulder. local Catholic Churches. _... . Nihlll at her Tomato plants. 1 ‘Joselbff’sy t “ck for it ‘ satisfied and pleased customer. Our customers tell us that at our store they can get the finest But— 1 Why is this not Because WE W ....... .n. w». .-. a. .m.»..... .... -. A.ker‘osene lamp was close by on a chair. title believ. ed that be pumped tOo mdci'r air into the apparatus and that escaping fumes Mrs 0 Donnell was badly burned it not known whethershe will recover. lt’edneSday. Friday ‘and Saturday will be observed as ember days in‘thc The largest assert? meat of Flower plants , Padsies. Cabbage and 72 North Main St. We are able and do sell the Matchless Quality Gordian Flour. manufacturer. Try a bug or barren. 75o bag, satisfaction than from any other Flour. ‘ . From the Home Outlook vie are receiving New Potatoes, etc. Gail hero mornings. - NEW ARRIVAL - 9:. No Floor of equhl quality ever milled. This is the broad claim of the $5. 75 barrel. Costs a little more. but you get more bread and more 1: 31111111111, Asparagus, 1111.11.11.15, Radiance, Lettuce, strawberries, We can save you money on these goods. - - arcs E Seymor,
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