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Only .druuktrds and card Wm cage Tribune charges these A t suture during rVolcanic earthquakes have do .150 lives, storms 704r torna Tones 220,110,013 333111111 11131» Wares 103, snow agwate'r Minute 12; a. total today .to aim kc rr gements for to - i‘lrmfl‘fi‘e‘h edging c m 11 a" a T9 OWD‘HBNE a: t is 1111115th liiainfilt Acv wssinotiiied :Bfi 8'8 figures, on: wedding present was ntiy? By" a"French ' bride Zher relatives. who is a 13111 o'nthe‘rontsido, and the by ”newly wedded pair 0 towns at which a L)“ . _ 1‘25 Smith." says the Boston dis , in N 118.110 is the only living Arrican; Lodge. F. and A b all the regular negro '2 31,1011ng country drawfi ,1? is; a thirty- thumfi have few: the first 10.111111 sensory. He is 1.also with e legend the oldest llv £911”, in age and see _,_ntary. He is one of the .. mime: hhows that there ' 3.1111 1nine'ithousabd children. 1 sh «11991 buildings to ac.‘ mvilne of lapis—laauli,. , ~- , duh lng inserted in spam. ‘ejoldcst living négfi‘d .5 1 tie country, in age ' arid has served in hbout , of George T. Downingpf ‘ mi Iottors not desired. J- _1iéii-"Pbuncl 500. 1' OIIIoo oI . 1 THE EVENING SENTINEL Mr. Merchant: persons at the least outlay. you at any time. ' "LEADING GROCERS EVERYWHERE, Advertising is simply askingfor trade. newspaper one can ask most frequently and the greatest number of Trial 511111013. South Norwalk, Conn. May 26, 1902. Our advertising manager will gladly talk this subject over with Yours sincerely, EVENING SENTINEL. By means of the daily Children's Partisan.) 1111c. _ 1 4a" SAM PLE LOT 1. Ladies' Hermsdorf, Fast Black Hose. full fashioncdpimported to retail at 25c; light weight; sale price. 150. 1 i r SAMPLE LOT 3. Ladies' Gauze Lisle Hermsdorf Stockings, value 35c, at 19c. , 290. 1 $1.00. assorted colors and handles. ‘ y 1 new 1’11‘1" 11$ NWMWIM - ’xfio 8111111, and underwear Soho. 21.11.011.111 purchase 01 hie-stern end Underwear item 111111 importing house 111 New \lo'rk, SAMPLE LOT 7. Ladies' Fast Black seamless Hose, plain and drop stitch, sold many places at 125116. sample sale, SAMPLava 4.- Ladies' Hoae,‘ ll'ermsdorf black, drop stitch all around and down to at49c. , , Men’s Cali Oxfords worth prCIals at Olsen 3 A large 161” ct Men's and Boy's Tennis ShOtS won-1h 751: $2 00 at $1.29 Men's Satin Calf Shoes sold at $1.50 Special price at- 98c Ladies' special lot of Oxfords at 75c. ‘ So. Neuralk Washington $1.5th Store. toe, valued at 39c, sample sale, 25c. ‘ ‘ 70 pair. ‘1 SAMPLELOT 11. Men’s Fine ‘Socks, fancy woven patterns, goods that cost at whole- sale 18%_c a pair, sample sale,” 1212c. 1 SAMPLE LOT 8. Ladies' Fancy Luce Hose. col- ored stripe, seamless foot, value ‘19c, sample sale, 12%0- .1 Hooks 131d Eyes. "M'aoy." best 100 a car Hook and Eye made. tomorrow at 5b a card. 1 SAMPLE 1,01” 2. Ladies' Hormsdorf Plainx‘lilach L Fifty Gauze Hose. the best Hose, made to retail at 25c, sample sale, 19c. SAMPLE LOT 15. Children's Black Stockings, fine one and one rib, perfect seamless ‘ foot, Gite pair. 2 ' . SAMPLE LOT 12. Men's Fast Black Embroidered, Socks, seamless, value 1215c, 1111m-M SAMPLE LOT 5. Ladies' Black and‘T'Ha’in Colored ' white, gray. cardinal and black, [ Lace Hose. beautiful patterns; I value 501:, at 39c. SAMPLE LOT 9. , Ladles' Fine Black Lace Hose. new design, value 17c, sample anie,12%e.’ pie sale. 8c. 2 SAMPLE LOT 13. Men's Fancy Hose. assorted col- SAMPLE LOT 10. SAMPLE LOT 6. Ladles' Split. did at125c. sample sale. 190. . A SAMPLE Lot 19. Men’s Fine Medium Weight Wool Shirts and Drawers, sold for- _ merly" at $1.00 samplfsale 750. Smallpox Appears (continued From mm Page) dies not intend to take charge of the cases. He has notifiedCounty Health (t‘fiii'cr“‘Goorge El Hilly. of Bridgeport. and Mr Hill is expected to arrive here vests y' altérho'eit one he came to death Norwalk and attended to the quarantine. >1 Six houses on the thoroughfare from .lmith street to the railroad tracks are 11111111- qua'.rantine 11nd Constable John J. Goodwin has been engaged to patrol hack and forth to allow no one to leave ; 1 r enter. Andrew Nabnnn was on guard listdilgbt. soonaniiin Goodwin was chosen by Chief William Voilmer,” as ,*1?1xrf.3"""“ r the latter was asked 11y Dr Trnhey to detail a man out there None of the family in the Qultman 3 household had ever been vaccinated 1 1 1'1 1! i l ‘ Foot or White- Foot Hose. fine Mace yarn. splen- ‘ Small sizes for infants and chil- dren, 4 to 6~Hose tbntnre made to sell at 19c to 25c, full regular made German stocking, sample sale. 1216c. ors nod patterns, value 25c,‘sam-‘ SAMPLE LOT 16. ' Lndies' Fine Lisle Vests, trimmed, value 191:, at 12%c. lace ‘ SAMPLE LOT 17., 2 Ladies' Fine Lisle Vests and Pants, “Peeler, color, value 50c to She, sample sale, 35c. ' ple sale, 17c. ' ' SAMPLE LOT 14. Men‘s Black Lace Hose. seam- less,‘valuc 12550. sample sale. 8c. SAMPLE LOT 18. Men's Fine Ribbed Balbrlggan Shirts and Drawers. value 50c, at 39c. '1 SAMPLE LOT 20. Ladies' Jersey Vests, unblenclr 1:11, be each. .a...“ -.,>,- n. ~0— cnter the house. it was the first inti~ with the exception of Louis W. Quit. 1 mation Mr. Mont: had of his wife and Y 8878 age. man. Jr. He was vaccinated about two child having the mag family are well and Show no signs 01,1011! to him. and fill the members of thzwinearly heartbrok n wh ox. He was a news was and iii the street coming down with thediosase Dunn-1; be wept bitterly. He had to return to mortier says that there is very littl'é'! Stamford contagion during the iii-st stages of the see his 51 be able to audit wil o ' ntiiiiie'y re- wife or daughtei disease. Although he says that there never. is a possibility of anyone catching thcl Dr Dumorticr. has had oo'nslderablo disease who were exposed to it at the; rxperience With smallpox. having been funeral. it is not very probable. Z :1 surgeon on one of the Atlantic steam- Mr. Mentz, the husband of the afflict i rhips. where at one time: as high as do rd woman, conducts a delicatessen- Icon cases were on board. Arresting =tore in Gay street. Stamford. Last the disease at its inception will proba- night he came to South Norwalk in-i bly go a long way in preventing the ending to remain until this mm ping spreading of it. 1 with his family. He was stopped by. The fact that there is smallpox in Mr. Noonnn and was not allowed to Norwalk. will in all probability revive CALL 58-2. mer trade, and invite the most particular to call hireAfrlcan biotin , i . . . . Partlcular Goods son PARTICULAR PEOPLE The majority of people prefer particular Goods. All peeple should ,bo particular regarding quality of what 1113b), eat. rs.- 11nlformity of quality andiprlce consistent with same. ye challenge any one. . 1 ghost Strawberries, AgigrhgusJ‘finntuem Lettuce, wax Deans; Peas. Cucumbers etc. We pride ourselves in this department. Look over out stock and prices every morning. We are unpack 111E Summer Goods 1111 the 111119.,"A11 the novelties of the season. We make a specialty in entering to the Sum» cashmere or your art .. 2 20 Retail Stores '1‘ our prices ere within reach of everybody' s poehetbook Do res a loser by paying somebody else 2 3 and 5 ' an We are rushing. You will be surprised to see what we can save you on one ' 'S‘I'iLL LOWER. f, ‘1 POTATOES. , 8 per bushel Fin Asst 1...}. 15111111111111, . 2411;50:8011111. 35c . as there has been no small pox in that ~ tier states that it takes from ten to ‘ morning. and learned that smallpox . Mr. Sharer upheld his action. take some ‘ Besido the two armored persons there 1 ' are six other persom in the house. The ‘ ' place is constantly under starch and n the Vaccination that has been carried on in the public schools. The news spread fast throughout the city this morning. and already nearly every physician's office was besieged with parents and their chdren. who went there to be vaoinaied. Dr.‘Boi1annau for the purpose of vaccinating a child. A number of children living in the vicinity of the Quitm‘an residence: in liouton street. were dismissed from school. this morning. by. order of the Board of Health. it is not known where Mrs. Metz con- tmctcd the disease, but it is thought that she must have beem‘exposed To it while in New York. two weeks ago. She was there on a visit to a sister. 11 is not thought she got it in Stamford city for over two months. Dr. Dumor- fourteen days to become infected and it has been about that time since Mrs. lifentz was in New York. When SuperintendentE Hill Jr. ar- rived at the Norwallr iron Works, this had broken cut in town. he at once set about finding out who attended Louis W. Quitman' a funeral. He was success- ful in locating four. and promptly s at them home. He then consulted 111 th Dr. Henry 0. Elmer 11 member of the South Norwalk Board of Health and When it became known that there were smallpox cases. a special meeting of modicum of Health was held. in the omcoof Dr. George 8. Kendall at 8 o 'cloclr, last night. For two hours and a half, the members were in session, talking the matter over. ion of the quarantine is not in the city limits there is nothing for the city Board of Health to do. and it rests en- tirely with the town Board. No action was taken relative to the matter. and it depends on what the town board does whether the city will interfere or not. It is thought that the members will steps to prevent the spread— ins of the disease in I'the city limits. [amid 4. , this afternoon, :Wiliiam J. Tracey. town health office 1‘, stated in response to the question that the best precaution again smalipo 'lsto getvac‘cinated. To rteeness of he «physi- lt will be wel to state that neither of the parties who are ill of overseas have been vaccinated. one will be aildv‘vod to enter or depart“ from the fill There is a watch: wss summhned from bed this morning, As the loco? 1 ,' Dr. Dick‘s Medicine 00. 2 Ge tiemsn: AMBiTION. Of the various passions that animate man, van: - , . The different phases cultiynted in both. Help to progress and develop their growth. While to many they appear in differ- ent phase. All are their victims in different ways From the uncultured ploughmnn, un canny and course; 1 To the college bred genius of intellec- tual force. And though you may travel from con. tor to pole, These things you will ever find hard to control,- For often ambition along with its clan. Would upset the frame work of so- ciety’ a plan. And they who only make worldy am- bition their strife, Will find it to be the biggest mistake of their life; derest care, it is but a bubble that bursts in the - air. M. S. PARTRlCK. Blowhard—My ancestors had blue blood in their veins. Blffer—Too had! I suppose there weren't so many blood—purifiers on the Vis‘itor—Lady. Evelyn tells me. Dan 1 that you have had four wives. Dan'! (proudly)-—-'Ess, our, 1 ’ave— an'. what’s more, two of 'em was $0911 'unsi ~_ We Sell Gasolene at JOSELOFF’S North Main Street. Tel call 155- 5. “Wu...“ Mm The Principal of’ Alert!!! ' College Writes. 1, ’1‘8tamford,Conn "Vuarehi is, 15712. South Norwalk, Conn. flaring given 111'. Dick's practical test in my fanny. '_ 111111 m'os “arable martini desire to you my entire “demotion insists that it has given are to recommend it balmy Ambition and greed are 1111138 or the For though it be nursed with the ten- _ market in those days as there are new. - 7 Donna]. RECIOUE ~ ROPER TY ‘ Personal property of a precious ita- ture, not required for immediate'- use, should be deposited in our U ‘ 1‘ safe Deposit Vaults. Our vault equipment is modern in every respect, affording the greatest possible security. . Charges always moderate. . The - South Norwalk .TruSt Co. 93 WASHINGTON/STREET, South Nor-walk 601111.. is the young woman who has in her own right a savings account. Economical habits become like sec- ond nature if kept up a little while. Be provident. Place your money ~ with us. 1 We pay four per cent interest on all deposits. A savings account is the best pro- tection against misfortune. 1711? some NORWALK 5.4 was BANK. UNITED BANK BUILDING. SOLID IND SUCOESSFUL (11111111101111. BANK sour" nonunion, court. 'f it 3' ' - 51001000100 31001190009 Surplus. . ‘ ends "who have suffered from on ‘1
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