Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 28, 1902 · page 4

 

 

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the case lion. One bottle of Ilium: Ex.
trust wl2l make ii gallons of liootl'l Beer. and
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director. and Miss Anita Clues played
in solemn rhythm Chopin 11 grand tun-
erul march. Then through the choir
‘door on. the lett came the cholrlsters.
singing the 111111-1111 All Thy
Saints." and to cured by Bishop Sot-
terlse and Bishop Meeker-Smith. The
casket was borne up the entrance steps
and then turning about. Bishop‘s Sat
terlee and Mechsy- 31111111 proceeded it
black lt‘Ii , ,‘reaillng the.

resurrecdpp end 1 is lite s
Lord""itnd“lk1n0w hat yRedeemer

At the foot or we 122111111ch steps the
:skct was lowered the waiting
nd. and .»:then‘2' ‘th'd ti

1"’I‘he sins of do.
“6 rtii‘lhh'ic “by John Steiner.
by the choir. The 111111111 anthem, talc»
en rm 1 ms, was then sung to
the 612111131111 eg 11 thabt by the choir.
When this quaint old English chant
had ended the ‘o‘lilclatlng bishop ad-
vauc‘ed, and rend the lesson for the bur-
iul oi the dead" from first Epistle of St.
Paul to the corinthlens. When the
“reading was finished the choir sang the
hymn " 0n the Resurrection M0111.
“Soul and Body Meet Again." and then
changcdwthe Apostles’. Creed," .to 11111-
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hymns selected by Lady Pnuncelote. 1
Their Conflict 11

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Sincerely

Men's Gall Oxfords worth
Men's Satin Call Shoes sold

To’wn Clerk Herbert R. Smith will
issue the call about ‘June 10th for the
special town meetingmt Jobs 16111 to
vet on the Constitutional Convention
met rs. Mr. Bmtthmas received the
pamphlet contelirln he resolution
adopted by the « ntlou, which
mods us tollowa: ' ,1
State 01100111111111: 2 '
Constitutional Convention 1902
Resolved by this donvenucoz‘i ‘ ‘

That the term of Constitution from
cd' by this Convention 111.1111 11!. ongross.
11d attested by the- clerks. signed by
the president, and deposited do the
union of the secretary. '

The said Constitution shall be sub-
mitted to tho ulcotms of this state 1301
their adoption or rejection. nt electors'
meetings. which shall be held In the
sex 1-1111 towns on the sixteenth day of
June 1902.

The secretary is hereby directed to
transmit to the town clerks of the ecv
oral towns not more than one hundred
thousand (100, 000) cepics oi sold Con

Ladies‘ ~pccinl 1011011 Qxlords at 75c

I ~ I P P 1
Th ,y‘itcep one in an Atmosphere of so 11 public.
end in close 12151119211 with the 11111111111111 of super: ‘1 2' advertising. 2
I I 111111-111; manager talk Advertlehig with on ~

12 1111 .1 $1. 29 1 ~ 1
1121 SI 50 Speciul price 11111115.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

1 The average householder or respec-
tabillty should be in a poaitlon to keep
11 book account and she would find on

bank boolr audqpshl clincher would ox—

disbursements:- while the checks them.
selves would be paid vouchers Then
the more ability to draw a check
against an Institution at the highest
«repute is in itself 11 voucher for the
drawers respccmbllity. ‘“

11111 3011111 1011111111 1111131

91 Washington street, South Norwolk.

immense convenience-11nd saving. tier. - 1

plain at any. timeher’tmhdeposits third,

11AM UM ‘ ell
meeting today
adopted 11 motion. submitted by the 11

111010111 With the view pressuring that
the coinrol ot the co rep or shall not

those at 11 iorclsu iSiii‘holriv.tlon. It pro
11 idea that «the dir torsi and board or
supervlslou must 91111111211121 111111101111!
and live 111111111111 11111! that in order
to ohms this provision or mam
the seat a: busines‘ot the compuny

11 foreign countr‘yo
puny or do anything uvolvlng the loss

‘ or or the restriction of independence 1
of the company In invor‘ or foreign un .

dortuklngs it will be necessary 1‘01 11
resolution to that client to be adopted
by shareholders
Iliths oi the capital "'
11 general meeting 11' 2 at it confirms-
tion of the rcsoluti ' by the some ma
iority be adopted at 11 recent general
meetl ng‘. ‘ 1 1

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SISTERS 0F NAOMI DEGREE.
Women's Branch of Knight: of Mystic
, Chain. 2
About torty ladies oesemblcd in K
01 Elm“ Inst evening. and a branch
of the Degree or Naomi Assembly 0!
the Ancient. Order 01‘ Knights of the

2 1 Nit/silo Chain was instituted. The dc.
ceremonies-

grse work and institutlo
were conducted by Geo he W. Collin.
Supreme Inside Guard and J. Water-
bury Smith. Supr91ne Deputy Com-
mander. assisted by’ medibe‘rs or Poles-
tlne Castle, of South Norwielk, Pioneer
Costle oi‘12 Norwnlk and Columbia.
gut'stle of this cums—Stamford Advo
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HARRY OERLICHB DEAD.
NEWPORT, 11.11;, May 28.wHer-ry
Oorlichs, 11 brother of Hermann and
Charles M. (13131111111191. «use this fuorn-
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ANGHORWLINE

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First Saloon Passage. $50 and upwards
Second 81101111, $85.00 end upwards
Third Class. $26 and upwards -

HENDERSON BROTHERS. Adapts.
- ‘ 17 and 19 Broadway, New Yorh

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its shareholders ot the 22
HambursiAmerIeap line unanimously .

have 110111 the 111111113 11 Germans to I

mauve the cam»

Sell than New York. Every oaturdsy'

good kind

resenting tour 2 ‘

Women of Child

Plenty of good Hos1cry ‘at 1-3 less than their worth The

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That. means the best German Stockings. for 11111.

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Ladies Hermsdort Fast Bloch Ho so, full fashioned, 11111111011901 to retell
at 251: light weight. Sole price, 15c.1 1

sale price 191:.
$1. 00; sole price 751:.
to retail at 25c.

pair 6111:.

price 85c.

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Ladies' Gauze Lisle Hermcdort Stockings, value 351: at 19c.

Ladies' Home Hermsdort 111.111.111.011 Stitch. all around and dOWn to the
toe. value at 39c; sale price 25c.

Ladies” Black and Plain Colored Luce Hose, beautiful patterns, white,-
grey, cardinal and black, value 50c, at 39c. 2

Ladies' Split Foot or White Fdot Hose line Maco Yarn, splendid 2111: 25c.

Men’ s Fine Medium Wclght Wool Shirts and Drawers, sold formerly at

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Ludlcs' Hotmsdorf, Plain, Black Fifty Gauze Hose the best hose mode,

‘ Childrcd’ s Black Stockings, fine one and one rib, pe1tect seamless toot,-

1‘51.

Lodles' Finc‘ Lisle Vests, lace trimmed. value 191: at12221/gc.I. 2
Ladies’ Flue Lislc Vests 11111112111111, pole color. value We at 65c, 11an

Men's Flue Ribbed Bolbrlggnn Shirts and Drawers, value 1300 at 3901‘
Ladles' Jersey Vests, square neck unbleached at he.

 

 

 

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MOHONK LAKE, N. Y.. May 28.»-

ELEPHANT IKILLS A MA

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1 ’I‘lseh‘ 1111111111 figure in his
white vestmen ,ndvonced to the front
or the chancel and pronounced the last
words ken over the to-
.1 malnsb garment ut‘ the
ancestra in; tPtzeshn, England

With this solemn ceremony over. the
choir song "1 Heard a Voice From

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as remaining in Wiscon Animal with Fhrcpaugh est-1w Cir.

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NEW YORK, May 28-“Tope, " a; te '
male elephant or the ii‘tprepaugh d:
Sells circus. killed a 1111111 today et’ther _
1' :ow grounds of the circus in Brook-‘I
Iyn The victim was Joesph Blunt, 0! 2
Fort Wayne, in‘d. He lied been fol
lowing the circus for some time and
had been employed by? 11'," but not reg-
uInrly. Today he went to the cle.’1
phnnt's enclosure. The Animals Wei‘9 '
waiting 101 their breakfast and each
of them stuck out his trunk to “shake
hands,” as Blunt passed down in front“
or them it being the atom of the 322
tra‘lr‘ieis to salute euiih lepha‘nt Witt»? ‘
a gentle tsp Blunt had a beer glass; 1
in his hand and when he approached
Tops be shoved it at her instead of
2 giving the usual greeting. This act“
seemed to attend the great beast and.“
in an instant she soizsdgm man with
her trunk and alter. hurling him vio-
lently to the ground. knelt on him and
crushed .him to death; Keepers came .
to the rescue! too Inte.«.;-Thcy drove 2.
Tops away and removed he body. 1 1

The eighth annual conference on in-
tornotlonnl arbitration was opened
here today with an attendance or over
250 members. 1.101111 W.‘Foster, of
Washington; was elected " president
and ‘delivered the opening address at-
ter which a review of the year‘s prog-
ress in'orbitrstion was given by‘ Dr.
Benjamin 11‘. Trueblood, secretary 015
the American Peace society. -A die
cussiou tollowed opened by the Rev.
Philip S. Moxom, of Springfield. Mass.
and President 1.. Clark Seclye of
Smith college Among those present
at the conference ore: George Post-
or Peabody. it. Fulton Cutting, Miss
”Helen Gould J. Edward Simmons and
2John Crosby Brown. New York; Ed»
win D. Mead and William C. Blarney.
Boston and General 0 0. Howard, 0:
Burlington, Vermont. 1

31.5w HEAD OFF WITH DY AMITE
, MERIDEN, Conn. May 2 .‘—~Adam
Kaufmunn nIged fifty years. blew his
head of! todny by placing a dynamite
curtldge in his month end llghting’ the.
fuse Kaufmann had been in poor
health for» some time and it is sup-
posed the he was desponde’ni, He
1911ch Morris _ ll 12

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etitution, opportionq unions; said
towns according to the number 111’ 1
their registered 15 ctr) s at least ten
days helors said meeting. ~
The said Constitution shall be sub
nitted by said town: clerks to the
1111111111111 electors on theduy named 1111
said electore’s meetings which shall
pew duly warned us now required by

#1008 M. LAYTON.
1 1 5 Railroad Pines. So. Nor-walk

 

 

1 The Principal .11! Merrill
College eries. _ 2

1 Stamford, Conn.
' March 13, 1902.
Dr. Dick's Medicine 00
_ South Norwal 1
Gentlemen:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

‘uTho bullets to be 131.1111 st aid meet
rigs shall contain only e words
‘Coustitution. Yes.l.or..“Constlt11tlou,
No,” shall be furnished by sold secre
111w. printed ready on use and shall
be of uniform size, 111129111111; thickness
1111111 style of or [111111 c determined
the sold. secrets
The polls shall’b‘c open in each town
luring the some houiosiss now provid»
:11 for general elections, and sold 11111
112111 shall be distrl‘buth‘d voted count,
21] canvassed. and the result of such
rote in each town 111111 Voting district
leclarc‘d and returned to the secretary
in the same manner. by the some 0111- ,
core and- Within the some time after
said meeting as is by low provided In
the case of votes for representatives
in Congress, except that the votinrg
‘ dinll not be by secret ’oilot nor shall
the ballots be incl d in envelopes
and c said 110693 11111111 be canvassed ‘
.11 the secretory treasurer and comp

‘ Win: 11
or the benediction was pronounced the
choristers took up tite'strains or "issue.
Lover of 111% {$31.11; end hunched slow.
Iy downtthe lc 111111111511 191111111111 and out 1319
door to he ei't. ennw lie the y
mesmawpgnd

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‘ doom the
orblshops As

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be 14%“; into the liberals the

mingled chains of organ and am
£21111 sounded'thmngh the church} this

: stinic In theigm’nd solemn measure of
the ‘tlitcnd Moi-ch tram $112111" .1 t- the
sound or 11211 ug‘ét the head or the. semi
escort cwddg" up the street, leading the
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Having given Dr. Dick‘s
~ medicine a practical test In my family
1 with most t arable results I desire to
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11.3111 it 1111211111”
1 msplecsure to ecifiimcnd it to
1 friends who have suitered from ma
aria 11nd rheumatls 1123 a most et-
tectusl remedy 111111 Iertainly doserv»
lug a trial test. ibelieve that your
medicine does all‘gt 11“ claim for
it as ‘11 family re‘m y‘.= 4 ‘
It this letter will be or service to
you. I shall {not accused 111 having
you use it as you deem best.

Very slncer ”3131' 11 ours.
(Principals ‘

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own right a envious. Account
lwouomlcdl hhhitd seoht‘udike sec-
and nature It kept u e. little ivhiie
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limited to a single squadron of United

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not at the 1131111111. in Hartford. cs 1 _ 1 1 2 12 11 1 , 2 1 . _1 1 1 . 1

is n as possible therealter, and the - -- = , , ‘ 1. 2 1 1. _1 1 . _, 1 11 21. , 11 2 .1 1. 2 1 1

ghoul}. shall, within live days utter 2 2 2 21 _ ,1 _ 1 1 1 1
h“ canvass be certified by them or ,
majority of them to the governor. ,‘
9 shall forthwith issue his smell»

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a certificate or the secretary. trees j"
ore:h and comptroller, or a. molar-it?

r 2 I The majority, of people prefer particular Goods All people should be particular regarding quality or what 2 .
' they eat. For uniformity of quality and price consistent with same, We sit clients any one: .. 4
Best Strawberries. Asparagus Tomatoes, Lettuce, Wax Beans. Peas, Cucumbers, etc.

.we pride ourselves in this" deportnmnti- Look over 0111 stock. and Dr ices every morning. we are unpack.
I the novelties oi the season. We moire 11 specialty in catering to the Sum-

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