1': !.mIV.\|-K;quf1‘.1
"- am euolire‘i
' V: of the twentydour games played.
‘Dandy Shiner" is a e .V ,Pioneers th
polish is applied and the
plied to any casing or salt.
V i o springs or any part lib .
adles', gentlemeu's or children‘s shohm
not and most prectlca‘vl shoe.
9.. No household completewih ‘t
a“Dandly Shhier."3
GDMPLETE V$1.00.V ,1
TJ“is the Vslmplest. .
Dad
itching cloth and bottle ofV
v. five styles; any 311111.750 up
1- Vs allure. Including the "on; chltory”
rule and Cdnversat on Chairs; a, so a complete line of reed
oh Rockers, Chairs.
Ice dream F‘icesers, Lawn Mowers. Lawn Springs and Set-‘
Oil Stoves, “White Mountain" Refrigerators, Croquet, Gar-
line of Rockers.‘
opens for the SewingV Machine,to be given away May 31 ’02.
. FREE DELIVERY.
coMPLc "s 116% row Isl-Isis
1- corn NORWALKICONN.
" weiia'fin‘he‘édihcéioid truism Am.
f crises; 81in" Refining co. .
l, CHICAEDII May ifl‘lwsmeflot the
Western «railro do are accused of help-
Amatican Itlustu' Retinhlguoom
33.03" ZlL—J HE‘ Hale“
*the peach king 0
that the Chance;
is nl‘dVb,
5%... cell‘dltllons t 411299
Josie iii v‘iiII 3341 hull Iii PI
‘IIIIecI'
First Series iii truesd’laynl lie
" sided I‘iIIIII VIIIIIVIIIIIIVIII .
“"4“ I 'v I a .
lt Is the NorwAlll lFlro Policelnbns‘
. privilege to furnish a turkey supper
ilor the members of Pioneer Hook and
; ‘iLadder Company', this lining the prize
‘for. the triiclfioboys doteatln them in
v ornament be when the
twgomorsnnisotions, which slowed lost
The last series of twenty- four games
played were disposer] of at the truck
house and in this series, as in the
.Inooms, each side won twelve games.
constituting an oven breaks The Pic
risers secured their shlsi liead oili the
‘ :llrst series when they won fifteen out
'i‘ is
miihes the total score 6t..winds .vh'iMlI
irty- nine games and the
Police thirty- three games. Aoother
.I'slngnla'r concldence in last: hight's
Iildw‘ard Brewer Captain J. W. Britta.
Charles Schuman. John IDI Milne Glar
once Buttery Chnhnc'ey I.‘ Pintt Sam-
uel Brundage Charles M. Smith. Char-
les H. Blisserd. Gilbert G; Horton.
Winfield Scott, William J. Powell Wli
1111111 F. Ranch. Herrera V. Worden bud
VErnest‘ Worden, The general scorers
were Iritihgc Bylngtoa for Pioneer
. and Lil'swellyn Merritt for om Fire Po
lies; The limit two players in Veuch
set are Pioneer men. The store;
First seldom»
Brewer and Brewer,
“ Britto and Schumnn,'
Milne and Buttery.
Plattv and VBrundogc,
Smith rind Blissnrd,
Norton and Scott.
Powell and Ranch,
VWordan nadV VWorden ‘
. Second series:
Brewer and Brewer,
illatt omit Vlirundage
Milne and lilittcry,
Brittn- and Schumnn
Smith and Blissnrd .
Worden and Worden,
Powell and Ranch,
Horton and dealt...
The table scorers were Captain 1 Ii.
llcod. Edward Montgomery. Herbert
llrown, John Blake, James N. Wood
and William Hess.
Sandwiches and other refreshments
were served during the evening.
DIFFICULTY lN GETTING JURY.
-‘."‘P','
VTriel of w.‘ H. Gallivwn for Murder of
VJVenmlwh Vehumvv'ay. to be Columeneed.
NGRWIC'I‘IJ Conn. Mhy Zli-«liluch
difficulty was experienced in lmpanell
his a .‘iury today for the trial at Wil-
liamH Gallivan. of Montvllle. who
was indicted with Thomas M Worms-
fi-‘O cv-I o...- H:
¢~| OH rich-IO
1 are OHi-I'O HO
c—I v-nc'J-Ic HO
eh: c.— Hc c~
HO P-‘G OH OH
thev superior court forv murder la the
.drst degree. in the first hour otv the
session of the superior: court which be
can at 10: 30. with Judge George W.
filghtf talosman were examined, but
all were rejected. At the noon recess
it was expected that the lmpanelling
of the jury would consume the entire
day. A lvarge crowd attended the open
the of the trial and regarded with
prisoner. Galllvan.
. since his wellminar
,tainll'y‘ Vin Montyille ail? this;
doors to his piece in the court room.
Wormsley was not brought
wri. that of qulllvan
' ‘ which} die'yare is the“ march
. of Jewish} steam, or: Mont‘mle
" in. his cottagei d
«the
mace iii
tramp «who with“ diet suspected.
in V their attention was tllrected to Worms .
y, a colored outh. who, after hi
etentloliiis sat Swill! ti modem a
lVesslcn. l licatlng alllvan
“:DIDRUOD
inwesslon lior mtw
éabfietmm
”Ml:
decelyed from Pretoria. .sl co the m'
hing and nits re V‘vliii‘
is on third t‘st
Mon at the cabinet will isle
11111:; dellbm to
1111111 111111111.
v V I liore's a case 0
doing series platicfd’ at the‘ Fire ,Polioe
games was the fact that on the both-
sittings or twelve games Veach broke v
even. The players were Frederick and = ‘
v Up lur' 191111.31 wan tiled «Sung.
v llarltes Citdihan. D. 1).. ,6: Brooklyn.
. these. full ofV hopeand. inspiration. His
.. urged that the organization be original.
‘ was laid was confidence. There was no
. int courage.
. intellectneilty and good reading lnIen
- tourism and the solo “0. Divine Redeem.
ity, of this city. at the January term of :
Wheeler on the bench, slit of the tor-t!-
much interest the appearance oi the
His long confine.
inenti has not Impaired his physical
condition apparently and acquaintanc.
as who saw him for the first time
hearing said he
looked in better. con him: than at that
Gall ivah comes of a highly roe,
into
court today as his trial is to £0110er '
The crime with .
on the night ct November 20,1901.
8hnmway,‘ who lived ,alone. was found
VVd as the result of _
slid; Attdhthe v-atlgihori . ' ‘ 1d
fruitless search tor a ,
DOOM
LONDON. GM“ 27~Tl1e British
chour-In ‘ ‘
e lnnefictflfil‘rlls—
.‘ ll
he at ‘ it out atlast.
Evil e a milm is fooled
Anot 11ch ads.
“hwy”; the remedy 11.1.1an11... the
c.
hecauwo it tells to hoop its premises.
Dean's Kidney" ,Vi’llls biiiIgV renewed
toward. ‘
They care the sire tic. ‘
Vl?lenty at or 01.011113 at home
Most Notwult profit tor hast Nor
walk people: ‘
Mr William 1?";- an ,0! lib Osborne
avenue. must Name it“; fireman at Roth
& goldfiohtnl (it's sit ll: “I am an old
time engineer and We a great many
who follow my csiltne‘ the weak: spot
lh my anatomy was back, litany:
“rose from so I: Ii ahgement‘ of the
boys for biic cac Wand the soul
ment in the kldnd secretions lelt no
room tor doubt fimohmes in leaving
the overlies atoll“ other; room the cold
atmosphiire suddtiiii‘y, Io'iivciilijifi.r the helm
armature of my: body you
,ed‘ acids. and 11 VIII ll
dichiselves‘ in
g‘llliib Norwall: o
., by all denier
canto er- stillborn 00.. En .
ll..‘ sole stunts for the lintttad’ Stat s.
Remciii er the namewnonn s~.~‘ann
Italian. ltdili‘illlilil"
(continued 116m host Page).
w V
oration on 'good,‘ sound business prin-
ciples. He or; edth though cfivorers to
carry forwdrdw wood p'rac i‘ca Christian
Work and closed with pledging to do
everything possible to énhxince the’ val-
nn and increase interest in the organi-
action. The blood "Stand Up. Stand
President Taylor. introduced Roy HS
who. delivered do eloquent arid able adv
speech was convened by. witty onec-r
Ivlntss, and he held the closest attention
and warm sympathy of the audience for
1.me an hear. He expressed himself“
as gratified with the keynote ‘ol.’ the
g and predicted a great future
e organization
0The note of originality was sounded
very strongly, the speaker dcplorins
the minister who had none of it. and
Another note on which especial stress
need of pessimism-11m there was need
There was great need of
organization of this. cliaractcru The
.speoker- closed with' reterenc‘e to the
great problem that: was facing the
clergy in the ullllions of the large cit-
ion and touched upon our proximity to
these great centers
After; the nddrcss'Va collection was
LI‘." beautifully rendered by Miss An-
ncl Agnes Chapourlnn. the meeting
closed with prayer the benediction
byv‘nev. Paul Moore yer. * -
MEETING MAY 3,: POSTPONED.
Committee of state Lumber Dealers'
Association Not Ready to Report.
NEW HAVEN May 37~Secretary
Louis A. Mansd'cltl. 6'! the State Lam
her Denie’rs' Association said today
that the meeting ‘ot the association
:cheduled for tomorrow in Hartford
Vwould probably
‘28 thought it llle'ly ‘tllat a committee
i’ live appointed at u. meetings. last
_v‘ritlny would not be ready to report
ct thut time At‘ on. last meeting the
association voted; .VlIVir Mansfield said
that n ember should“ send any loin-
but ihtoVVIVllirtlord during, the contin-
‘ out actors on
11'
turpentcrs; and solo .
rate had been adhered
'. order a in;
' 1‘2
cluslyeiy to meIVtibel‘s of Ithe isoclcty
be postponed because ~
11 calories of the sincere of them mid
. and elementary school w '
A speech the, Polish members left
' edionrtli’nfhh on"
Federation l
Will lie IIIIIIIrIoI 'Ilirdioelnn
Iiuuiliiiimliinn Thhiiilil
' IlIlIIII' Will tic dilution! 61,} I25 ‘
IiiilIndIllilIuI Guests
IVYEW..~»«,V .
new u‘6ltlt
ed in 1783 by General Washington.
Will entertain the Woclininbenn com
ailibchui. flutters! lfitnyette and more
than 250 other li‘rench olllcers or high
rank who fought in the American ltev-
Illution, became active nienibei s of the
nch of Which} subsequently
:waminut‘n III III Front-b by tlecrebh 01
King Louis XVI. Count ltochomlicnu,
“ Whose} statute hosiiiisii We‘ll Iinycii'e‘d
, zit Washington, was the vice president
. of the French society.
’ ’l‘ stditnioi- will be emailed by About
sums one win be bounded oil
and their oflléiuli guests 611‘ follows:
Gentlemen of the French mission and
embassy; President Roosevelt's com-
tictlng an escort t the,d
pencil ‘bnttlc-
ship Gau'ibis': A111 laugh
1' Porter and
. the commanding olll'cero' of the aimy
sited
DAMP
ates in New
ajbr amoral
and navy of the
York and West
New look. The all
at one large oval thbl o. .
1114111311111 Fish. president of the New
York society 01' Cincinnati torm-
eriy United Statesmihistel' to Belgium
and Switzerland and choral James
M, Viirnum, vicepres dent of the
ithod‘c Island Society oi the Cincinna’
ti will act as chairifian. The revolu
tionhiy ancestors of both 0! the choir
men were companlods in urine and in
tiinnte friends of both Roc‘hambeuu
Van‘d Lafayette
three In English, Will be drunk. 'l‘hc
resporisc to the dual toast “The lnstl~
tutlon oi: the Order of the Cincinnati‘
will lie on accurate historical account
of the connection of France and the
editors of the and)? em; navy of
France with the acclaim. 'The' com
mitten in charge cf the diaper in chin-
posed of the Idllowdng: Nicholns
h‘lah John Chdwailhdcr, Charles Vllow
hind Russell Francis K. Pondlcttm.
Henry H. llolilster,V mm A Rather”-
i‘ord. Charles lshnm. Talbot Olyphnnt
William Watts Sherman and R. Som
cls thes. ,
GERMAN ELEMENT BILL.
m
.dsy In the Pruuianpiet.
BERVN May 27-The debate. on
the till pmvliilug' for the strengthlng
provinces in Prussia began in the low-
er house. of the Prussian diet today.
The president 01 the council of min-
isters and imperial chancellor. Count
Von Beulow. said “that the governmch't
was compelled Jennie salts of secur-
* the mon'erchy to erect a hul-
stark against agitation in favor of the
Palish.@ns ticnel rights._ The Pol:
{g d, but any ef-
dilating relations of the
cold be rigorously
ernment' 3 object
sllti is.
Suppressta'di run
was to continue the inaugurated
by Prince Bismark 6-. The pres
cnt bill was only a commencement.
Next winter further measures will be
introduced to. strength on the German
element in the eastern psovino'ep. The
die
we ‘-
The chancellor cone udVed Wl‘tll ap—
peeling to the house to support the soy-
emlh‘ent in its protection of Gerihan
customs rind manneraa um Frltaen,
d cell‘trlst protested against thJ expel“
. (more of o. o’narter of a million marks
while questions Votigreater importance ..
V- Were shelved on the pound of the bad
‘V tlhanclai condition of V
tote.
terV ' " ‘
Rhee
VVVVel‘fll
shumemV 11 1%?
P&’S,R
house in a bcdy,, -
1
merit, Last Night.
BOSTON May" '
his oilicors‘iwere
President;i Plot
tli New York: treasurer William Morris.
eioresidenfts: Blair. 8.
Mei
V annotation“;
Demltn,I . Louisville Ky. Dr.
Lettenthai,
”May NAwMelnhoi-s oi' A
the Society of the Cincinnati, found- '
mission with or dinner this evening,. ,‘V
at the IWalIlorhAstorluI: Count Roch. .
missions admirer. 1111i; consumer... or .
ships in the North Atlantic squadron '
commanding the Notional Guard of ’
elitVs will be seated .
Six tenets; three in French and «
been» om... Measure was 9691111 To. ‘
of the German element in the Polish .
. hindeT public, however, and the highest
Herr
“All “
s t Adjourn-
Before the final .
,Ahicirici’in Zionist? '
.1“ night the follow. V
1‘13- - -
chard Gotthell . ' '
Gusti‘tv
arctic Gas- , '
Revelsldor Myers Sarl
,Vre mutate, Philadelphia:
‘ New Yorli’t N.
ephloi‘v v-Aliraltom‘ an
Memorial Day‘is close at hand, and you of course
wish to observe it. {no simple appearance of the American
V Fla’g‘ in proper positloli‘V on yllnr residence will be a route
but slgmfioaht cxptoilillpri bitiio‘vrespecr you desirc‘t‘o pe‘y
to use who have given 'the'ir lives for it, and it‘ls‘ as all——
, Regent libihllte. v, ‘ v ‘* . ‘ . ‘ 1H1
. Wooi’icr youasplondid opportunity to 61)th your
Flag it you V'do not already. possess it. We have a full line .
. in various alses. ‘ -
Muslin Flags. 13101.51:st It sucks; from 5 to 7.51 cts. ,_ .
Idotlo‘e laboring Flags. last bright colors; mounted
. and unmounted ID to so cts-
sewed: Gotten Bunting Flags. these are very bright,
and look like silk when displayed. In all sizes Nomi 4316 to
3XIVVac 12..
Punting Flags. all wool throughout,’- st‘ahdardi grade,
and finibhed' In the most improved manner.
Regular sizes, 31:5, 4x6, 61:9, 6x10, 3x12, roxis‘. sex
XV8.112390I - ,. ‘ v'=
$i1lc‘Fla'gs, from the small ones at‘ 5 etc. to the larger
ones at $1. 48. . .
Decoration Fans, 2 for 5 etc. . ,
You Icon understand that We are well supplied arid can
V attend to all yen need in this line. ,_
IN IN»: CLOAK ROOMS
We have taken decided actlon in cutting prices on the
Tailor-made Suits remaining on our doors. . Suits will be .
needed all Summer, the thermometer drops occasionally,
but light weight gentile; Shirt Waist Suits, Linen and Pi-
vque Shirts conundrum end the mattered Gowns “Wig“
. The separate Shirts for. summer west are very sensi—
. bl; made of uhlined Serge; Etamine or Twine Gloth". they
. are light as a feather, and a satvllig. 1‘1“. laundry bills. V
New Walking Skirts in Brilliantine, in wool and in
cotton goods. . ~ .
A new“ lot of pretty. summery looking wrappers in
Percale, Lawn and Di'mity. The patterns are dainty and
neat, they are good fitting, well made and finiinEd.
“AT THE NOTION COUNIV‘ER
Nail Brushes, 25 and 35 ct. Value to“: 19 cts. . V _
French Pearl Buttons, se w-through in white and deli-
cote tints. Suitable for shirt waists, :8 etc. a card. '
Pearl Buttons, full ball self shank, -25 cts. a card.
THE D M READ COMPANY,
Bridgeport. Conn. VV '
.,
A PENSION eve-rem.
Central Railroad of New Jersey Haw
Plan Under Gonuderatlon.
NEW YORK, May alwlt ls announc
ed at the general othces of the Gen-
tral Railmad of New Jersey that the
company has under consideration a
pension system adopted after that re
centlyV put into effect by the Phila-
delpltia & Reading Railroad Company.
ilVer one of the 3,500 employees of
the road will become a possible bene.
llclary.
The plan calls for the retirement of
all employees at the age or 70 except
eXecutive officers appointed by the
board of directors. All employees from
65 to 69 years old, who have been 30
years or more 111 the service of the
company may be retired and pension-
ed. PensIOn db not richer the liche-
libiur'y from engaging in other busi-
m ....-
FRENCl-l SWINDLER ARRESTED
Alleged. That He Has Made at Don-
‘ tension to DetectiVes. .
NEW YORK. May 271—111" connec-
tion With the mysterious arrest re-
ported to have been made in Jersey
City or a person said to be a valet in
the Paris household of the Humberts,
who recently fled from Paris and since
lilive been charged with swindling op-
eratl‘o‘ns amounting to more than $12.-
000, 00VV0. the Ainellcan and Journhl
says the New York detectives who
made the arrest have succeeded in se-
curln a statement from the prison.
Rho letter’s name has not been
police oihcials even deny that such an
arrest has been made“. The statement
said Where been' made by t prison-
er. all; at cusp clone per-
.soh. lll‘Vi‘eporth d to d all the flight, oi;
the Wily, fl’bm Paris, lEliot: errata; VVafit “935- . V . .. :* :.- V,. .
Monte CaroVilleVenturingV ‘o‘ - MAY PAR'AD . iN- BbfiTON
3g; . ’ r Invitation to Firshfiolnpany Govern-
" YR’KMa 2?.” ’m .. » L'ors mm”.
53“ 9h ngm b #1815qu ' ‘q-An. Weigh . IrIARV'l‘ii‘VSIi May 27 -—An:IllI‘Vthatlon
31“ $3911 the valet bRW‘ 03¢, 9". has been V‘e ended to the First Com-
e go it” . . doused ol‘. trhudtid. rural-ls pany Goremrgg‘oor Guard; b’y; the
new a, pleated in. terse when 'Allled Brit in sown: 11 to
myths h" hereon in Jar , lt'y. his take part in the parade in Ithat city
cuties; 8? es prisoner glee, received guns zdln 113116» of $18 cchchatflcgi 0V:
, ”1‘1ng E war 11...?! mm eio or
ybst’erd‘a the Hudson County N; J. Hora-1,. truer. mtg” Ancient
ml "fit-i ' and Honorabl s‘ of 13631011 Will partici-
pate in the parade. it is thought the
l‘vitotlcn will be aboepted and that a
sop will he made "at Providence
V where? s cl‘elhb'alte will be served: the
“ eetérs" by the Light infantry of
t at city
The anhtlal ’Reld day' of the First
company was held yesterday on the
grounds VotVV the Retreat for. the Insane.
_.—'~‘p
YlCTIM 0F WRVECK. .
Jinn: '
Patrick DNwra, Injured at Winsle'd,
“ Could Not Survive Shock.
WXTERBUVRY May 276~Patrlck 0’
Harsptthefinglneer at th‘e‘ freight train
or the Brehlord
ford continues to be a promise; topic:
Ado! conversation. The general impres-
thicken 153??“ is that
.. V llsulter‘ but .
GrieR'mtmshing‘ihow
Vigil-r good .cltlt'ens expect
go with the company 1111111111111: are
Being altered the men from outside
" “chilly litilltre'maitfiin the
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