point has; on El
tor the Voioon6.. 5
Vi—Govsrno‘r L'Huoite.
ammonia in a cable
Fort De France, tinted
confirms The Assoc-
‘ utches or yosterdayV.
1545' clock yesterduy‘
u e phenomena appeal-V V
mo ning of May. 8~‘-—a rain
5 lightning and
one in the directional.
he population oi Fort »
was nanio- stricken. Lute}
‘ndor ‘yesterday' 11 date says
sis ailing at Le 0111 but (11
orb of St.- Pierre on the
t‘ the island) and that in-
silhouetted the place No
this" had occurred.
hes received here also
departure of (inverse:
companies by Senator
. V out or the legislature of
erdsy morning. on‘ the V
orVVV-VSuchet to recounoipter
' he
istulhetl brithls’ morning s
cm“ Fort De France. They
st was over. but the
V tostrophe ls impending
. atlon has been received
19 espatch‘ns reporting that
no; is being evacuated.
11151 rs had gone to recon
use 1ch of5 the volcanic dio-
probable that no i‘ur
we will be received i111
Ills 8t. LucitV May 21-~Re~
veil he1c today confirm the
‘ unouncing that Va. panic
ort De France. Martin-
l 11,
Vr’ee hundred refugees have
‘ ‘d hero and thousands have
(or the neighboring islands
W
i
f Ytthjllniversity held to
VV chapel were attended in
01‘s. including 11 large num
tithe school now filling
The grati-
r‘o‘w‘ Barbados W. 1;
West Cummington,
Bigolow, Roxbury
issell Moutclair N
no. Newark, N J.:
not
.Qiitte. Harrisburg. Pa.;.
Knob Noster. Mo; Ed
V Vlnd.:
nion. Maine; Tang‘-
New Haven. Conn.
, h on. Nermlngton.
11‘s L V McKenzie Win
'1‘ ii Makino 0111i Jan:
.1051... Willipm 3E
Csn.;Robsrt
the graduating class in the divinity
to look into the needs of the Municipal
9 es of stocks advanced all around at
.V the opening Canadian Pacific; sold t‘tt .
134% to 134. compared with '133 last 5’
250
noi‘p‘le of ‘Proxress " by Mail Ln‘ufls
Calhoun. 8.11.. Henderson, Tenn:
("The Proper Function or Church Mu:
sic.’ Shelton Bisseil B. A.. L011 Arise;
les. Cs‘i. The ulun‘inl dinnert
the exercises. This evening s recep-
tion will be tendered the alumni and
school hails.
W
stacrmc LIGHT VCOMVMITTEE.
Possible :1... T‘hoir‘Rep‘ort wm Not
be Ready by May 26.
For twu hours and a hall last night
the special committee of citizens an:
painted by Mayor Mortimer M. Lee
Electric Light plant kept the electric
light commissioners busy answering
questions in the council chamber in
Hav‘lland street Commissioner A. E.
Winchester gave the most information.
although the other two, Colonel Leslie
Smith 111111 J osoph A. VVoll‘t were just as
willing.
"l‘hoig'o is much to be considered be~
lure the committee makes o tsvorsble
repert {er the city to vote till. 000 for
incrooslnz‘ the capacity of the plant.
and in all probability the committee
will not be ready to 1‘eport at the spec-
in] city meeting to be held Monday ov—
eulng, May 26 In such a case there
will be nothing to do but postpone the
imeeting until the report is forthcom-
Tl
All the members of the committee
consisting of S. C Palmer. Christian
Swarm John F. McMahon John H.
Ferris and Alden 8011115115. were pres
out. With these men to make an in-
yestlgaiiou all the minor details cons
coming the plant will be considered
before a report is submitted. The dc.
tails of last night‘s session were not
giten out for publication
GLENI‘STEVR TO TOUR THE EAST.
Famous Swimmer ‘and 5High D‘ivor
WVill Attempt to sneak All Records.
Jack Glonister.
mor and high‘ diver and considered
the champion of the world is the
guest of Thomas J. Magnet. the
new sdealsr. He will remain a week
Alr‘angements are being mode by
Matt Green. his manager, to tour the
-Esstern cities this Summer. His
trainer is Jack‘s. .Kcily Glonist-sr will
make 11 record breaking long swim and
high dive in every city and town on
the eastern coast. itxiuthe swimmer's
intontions'to swim from Newportto
Block island. Newportto Narragansett
Pier; Providence to Rocky Pointp Bos-
ton to Boston Light and the latter part
of July from Boston to New York a
distance of tilt) miles.
accomplishing the 1mm 1mm Boston
to New York he will again next sum-
mor swim acioss the English Channel.
Glenlster became {omens in 1897 for
his swim across the English Channel
and several other prominent long
swims in Europe.
‘TODAV lN WALL ETREET.
. WALL STREET. 10: 10 u meric
night on the transfer of 4 .500
R V‘vort‘s over private wt
Old thVlilt. counsel
flilliili..“"""5'°,""’5 ~
tollow’od V
the famous swim-‘V
Should Glenister be successful in V
V trustee work.‘
Mimi .
scones. . '
Correspondence invited. 5t ‘
M
Telephone Coll 15.3
Stuart: ‘8 Corbetf Block.
Washington 61.. so. Norwsik. boon.
EDITOR GODKiN VDEVA
“VI-fl
Known Throughout world by ‘C nose- 5
tion with New York Evening P st. V
NEW YORK. May 21~Edwnrd Law—
rence Godkin. editor ems-1 ltus of the
Evening Post. died. in Brixham. South
Devonshiue England last night; The
immediate cause of his (Tenth web a
hemorrhage of the brain which occur-
red on Sntutday. the:17th.‘Mr. Go‘cl‘e
kin suffered 11 similar sucks two years
ago but lecovered suiiiV'ciontly to go to
England in 19111qu spent 15515 um
tor at Toruquay, and moved to“
hum on the 26 ct hilly. Milo was in
his seventy’flrst-Vyew Godkin
was twice marrioV is first wile was
whom he biudV cushion and one dough V
tor the latter dying in infancy His.
second. wife (Miss Katherine Sends, Oi
New Yerlt) survives, him. His soup
Lawrence Godkin.‘ it a well known
msmbm of the No orli bur. ‘;‘
r CITIZENS UNDER Aal‘us‘ir- ;
PORT A crumbs, Hay‘u. 11.1.11...
ncnt candidate for, the prosidoncy oi
lioyti 11nd numbering above four;
thousand men arrived today at Arch
bale. tv'vo days march from here. The
provisions] government, committee of
citizens to defend the capitol and as 11:.
Prince is now under arms; .
55 DAM NOT iN BAD SHAPE.
The Norwullt Witter Commissioners
report that the leaks in the Grups run
51 voir dam are vat-‘1'. trifling and can
easily be reunited. The report which
has become quite general to the sin
tall, are wholly wit cut ioundstou
What a “Tool Com-
pany is.
What is ‘a Trust
Company?
It‘ is a c‘orporation authorized by
law to undertake every kind of trust»
work and to do a goneraVi banking and
financial business. it is‘ the crystalli-
ration in its perfect form and undoi-
one management of all that experience
has proved to its host in banking and
‘ V 110111111111.
5 93 Washington Street.
oh small the sum may
mi 561311;? Springs institutiom
V. t _
tilts» 5“
Miss Roots or 1111* Hayes. 05115;, by 5
The army of the North oommsndodVV “
by General Flrmin, the most pro‘m‘i- 1
public safety. has summoned till the 5
result. the entire population ct Port Au .
foot that the dam was leaking worse .5
than before the rep it were made last
is. 11111111 121111151 11 11
‘ NORWALK METHODTS'I’ CHURCH
I'llE SDliI‘ll NTlllWAllt TRUST 5!
‘ boon made to this court for sdmlnis.
.Moy. i902 st 2
ell: persons interested thereto by pub
our line at
(or men is 'V
‘_in the Twin cities, 5‘05, 11.110
5 5111111 151.50 ' '
AIL‘DRS CIJOTHIERS
VATT‘ERS,. FURNISHERS
85‘ Washlnp‘ton Street.
scorn honwALn. “
orW‘iilit hospital, ,
' ' Hows 15111511151115, ‘ ‘
V roses/m, its 21, 3:15,
Under the management or the
‘ V wru'rs ORCHESTRA.
‘ ' ‘5 11111155 50c, 350
Reserved seats on sale at the
theVstreV sntl Wood’s itllruu Store, 1N0;
“THE liliilll’l Tilliillli 0F Vlliilili'ii'i‘”
Motors by
Next Fritttsyfm Eros bitty 2311.,
clkoc
Ur ‘Kelloy Edi olV THE METHO-
DIST REVIEW [‘11 one of the foremost
erlters and lecture‘rii oi the American
on pit today 5 «W
5 ‘: soulss‘1'6b rn’sé‘.
V A sllrerVVoiterinx will be taken fox
the bonohool the D ion TILE. Church
. . 5 11121122 23,.
: ‘i’iiSTRICT‘ or‘NonwAnK‘. 3111., Pro. V _
bate Court. May 20. A. 1).. 1902.
Whereas, wr sen application has
tration of the estate of Comic Head
into oi the city ct South Norrie“: Vin-
- oil
deter _ it the
rush: on the 2 th day of
V colt afternoon; and
that public notice thereot be given to
this order no newspaper he
mswmsssmesemw _ V J; (if
2 plans and estimates prepared by, and
5 propllate not ‘to exceed the sum of
into three lots to close out no follows:
Lot No 1
Lot No 2
V onolcn son. .
Lot “No 6")
, this lot 518 00V to V322. 0i). CHOICE FOR
DEATH OF‘ Miss MARY HANDS.
Miss Mary Hands, of Holden avenue, 5
«lied at be: home, last evening.
‘ 81114:ch
CITY MEETING
Muyoi 3 Office, South Norwalk, Conn.
To Joseph R. Taylor, Clerk of the Cit)
for South Norwnilt, V 5 -
Sirz-w
By authority vested in me as May-
or. and by request of the Council of
this city, 1 hereb VdireVVct you to give
notice to the is“ titers" of this city
‘thstn special cits! ‘ ting will beheld
lit ‘Arlon Hall tini‘ Mlliison‘étrest; on
Monday, May 26. 1392.1“ eight ocloclt
p. 111.. to censidefilihe‘.‘ ni‘Tvlsubllity of
increasing the capacity" of the city's
electric light plant. and purchasing
new equipment therefore and for the
street lighting. system. according to
on tile with the Board of Electrical
Commissioners. and it deemed advise:
his to authorise the some and to oli-
$16 000. 00 to pay theretor.
South Norwalk. 001111., May 13,1962.
. MORTIMER M LEE,
Mayor.
The above end foregoing is a true
copy or the original warrant.
irom one season to another With this object in view wt; have made up our stoclt o‘VlV
Many of them are silk-lined throughout and made up in the very best possible manner
59111115 1151515
i“
we have made one lot of our Light weight Jackets in tan. brown and castor all sizes and styles. :4; V
5 V All Wool Homespun Cheviot 11nd Surge in block. grey, blue and lll'VOWll, regular price $16.60 and
V212. 00‘ The cloth alone would oust moxc than we «sit tor the suit CHOICE OF THIS LOT;- \. ‘ ‘
Fine rill Wool Venetian Cloths. (lhevlcts. andcibths 1.11.1 Robbie CheviotsV in black
browu land grey.,rei‘;11ls1 111103on this lot‘ from $14 60‘ to $13.00. This lot contains many or our l’inest ‘Sults.
.l. ‘
“, ‘VlV“. VV V . t“
This lot includes om Fine All Wool Etnmine Cloths. B‘roat‘icloths, Fine Cheviots and Valuations.
Regular price of
Regular price iron). 85 00 to $8 00. Choice of any of them for V, .
TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK
TMWWWW TMMWWMWTMWWMME
fruis‘htore is
THE STORE OVVF, V _,
doubt there are ‘11 ms manyutrticies of wearing apparel that you“ need.
and you feel YOU CANV‘ 'l‘ AFFORD 'i‘ HEM. YOU CAN AFFORD THEM,
and you can have them when you want them, even though you haven't
the cash to pay down for them; YOU ‘RE OREDTT is GOOD with no; you "ref V
promise to pay is us good as cash. Get what you want when you want“.
it pay for it as you earn the money.
sgonals, Serges‘, all
goods, suits from $7.98 to $2066.
A‘ V‘COMPLETE SHOE DEPATRTM EN'i“ FOR MEN,5
CHILDREN. SH‘DES OF EVERY DESDRIPTIVONV.
One Dollar st Week
union made
‘ U ate‘ Skirts Stills £10m $9. 98 to $35. 00.5
i ‘ Children s
'11
‘CONN
Reedy-made
TV" ”"3"“ “mm“ °t waa5h‘8ailor Suits 1111‘s Fitted Dresses. 5‘-
sum waiststr‘om 501:- to 32111152“
111101151151; Suits
I 36.60. ‘
TIEV‘VLV
88.00.
mi
5; V
Iis
t
LADIESF
l'ulor Halli Suits
Venetinns, Borges: Chariots. 11.1-01.1;
cloths and also 51‘ lors‘o line at Senor-f
large ‘varioty, prices from 601: to $2. 98. -«
woman ‘A‘Nl’“'_‘
emcee soon $1.011
Dresses "
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