Evening sentinel, Friday, June 6, 1902 · page 8

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

‘11 Co.

N1.
ado public the following
but Acting Governor

, or, Washington:
i one to your cablegram of
9 1.15010 the only porthn
not organized under civ-
nt” are Lepanto, Bontoco,
‘ guna. Principe. Intanta.
.j‘and the Paraguan and
No armed lunuiv
No 1eason so

.9 Special goVernmeiite
chanto.‘ inhabited ex-
ceful Iri'ogotes, will be
few days. 3 Will organize
“21488111111 immediate-
ormerly organized was‘
ermilltary authorities by
oinmlssion. not No.~173
nine to take effect July.4
.101'1‘inot giving abt inimed~
Minot mnny‘people in this
only recently returned

 

flerlng think best to
1 it nitei them until

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rope now dieing planted
ugust 1. While ”Piincipe
oultl be organized at once.
after them until We ro-
or building, say by Sep-
ow inhabitants and unlmv
re and Par gii'an group
namely populated and
Access 'without vessels. F01
ils 1hink best to leave mili~
in charge because
spurtatlon facilities.
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omen's Auxiliary will
‘vening at 8 o clock in the
14 lore
‘ ' mes and sports on

proving 11 very great
lawn tennis polio, quoi
sket ball all come in for
of enthusiasts.

111 Monday evening under
thine Y. M C. A. or

's conceit by the or

asket ball gnme,snd1otli
rts. and 1.1 fine stereopti-

he orchesti a.
lolly invited

AHGUMENTS MADE.

arguments by the lawyers ,
,gs injunction proceedings
mend Broth-ere. were made
efore Judge Scott, 01 Dan
iidge reserved his decision

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aimed

sou: Aoen'i'o.

souru Noqwota.

1 exact time. but said that he began to

uts’ are being miide for a

11111 or comic pictures. The 1
be used to purchase new
Everybody

Kelly employed by
1le '01 East Norwslk.
moon of the Water yes
redrwith the ref
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,M;K &T. pill 56% 5C?
00‘ 9955 997

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90 Washirlgton Street,

 
 

TRYING TO PROVE AN ALlBI.

Galllvon's Counsel sun Making an Ef-
' fort to Clear Him.

NORWICH June Bw'l‘lie effort .to
prove an alibi 101 William H Gulllvon,
charged with the murder 0! Jeremiah
Shumway. of Montvllle. was centinued
by the defense. in the Superior Court
today. Various members of the Galli-
van family were called as witnesses,
telling of the movements of William H.
Gallivuu, on the day of the murder. No~
veinber 20 1901.
Miss Hitnnali Galllvan. a sister of the
prisonm who testified yesterday. was ,
cross-examined today by State Attor-
ney Solomon Lucas, who endeavmed
to show luetanoes in which or testi-
niony yesterday was at 111111 hue with
her signed statement made before 1the
coroner. Miss (lullivan‘ during the
arose-examination said that William
sat down to suppei on the night of
the tragedy at 5 oulook with the rest
of the family and visitors, and left the
table at 5: 15 for the burn. He retuin-
ed to the house about 6 o ‘olock, Worms.
ley‘ coming in twenty Oi thirty min-
utes iate1.’
Humphrey Gnllivun. father of the no»
cused 'testlil d that his son ms in the
burn, llkin cows with him after sup-
per. e was not positive about the

 
 

milk before sundoWn Mrs. Humphrey
Gulllvnn. wife of the previous witness.
gave testimonyslmllar to that of her
daughters saying she began to get Sllpv
per at 4: 45. and that William was in
the dining room talking with guests
at that time. Mrs. William J. Casey.ot
Naiwich one of the. guests. coi'iobornt—,
ed the testimony of the family. During
Mine Cuseys testimony State Attorney
Lucas produced a copy of the Connecti-
cut Register from which it a’p‘pedred
thnton November 20, 1901.1 the sun set
at 4:19 o'clock.» This was mentioned
as conflicting with the testimony of
Humphrey Gullivan.
Mrs. Nellie G. ‘Smullens. 11 sister of
the prisoner. testified that she was
present when Wormsley Went to the
Sullivan house with officers, and asked
alllvun for the money She said that
ater Gallivun bud nedies knowledge or
it and had cuised Wormsley, the lat-
ter exclaimed: “.31“ you never had
anything to do with this. Take me
back and hang me.”
At 1 orlock recess was taken until
2 o clock.‘

 

TODAY lN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 11., m.~—Tlic
market opened rhther more active than
has been the rule recently. The grang
ore and coolers were generally higher
but there, ’were fractional declines else.
where in the list; Canadian” Pacific
and Sugar udvsuced about a point and
Reading lose 5/1; on the taking of sev
eral large blocks. P11111111» Mull dropped
tifvroggioints and New Y'mk Contlal run
0
WALL STREET 1 11 n1 wThe inni-
not was extremely dull and heavy but
the movement was very narrow Corn
products preferred and silver prefer
led lost about a point each. .
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.

82 oidschmldt. commission brokers
Sw rtz & Corbett‘s block. South Nor
walk: ,
Open High

6755 6855
31 ‘ 31%

Amai. Copper,
Am. C. A; R.
Arn. Cot. on, 51 51 ,
Amer. Loco. 1321,15 31%
A , Loco; pfd..93$4 93% ll

, 485’ 28% 48%.
,, 26% 137$% 126

Anaconda. ~ 113%; 1131.5 113$5‘ 113%
A. T. & S Fe, "7955 79% 2955 79%
. AT. 8': S.F of 981.11 9855 98% 98%
Bait & Ohio 105% 105% 105% l95$§
Bklyn. R. T.,'
‘ Shes. 8*: 01110.46
‘ Chi. &'N. W., 249 249% 249 , 243%
, Chi. Gt. West, 2754 28 ‘ . 27% 27%
1, 0 111.191 St. 19.16853 168%; 168 1.58
Chi. RI 8; P. 17155 171% 171% 171%
01:11. F. &_..‘l 97% 99 .
Gas. 220 220
1 3655 36% 36115

 

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Private wires to New York Boston.
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Réports over private mm or maples ,

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Correspondence invited.

" Telephone any 153

Swartz 8 Corbett Block

WH.WA.~1..MWW. “my...”

Piece Your Valuables In
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earn. the next time. you have a lethal

posit it With us.

trn‘vuguut desire seizes you.
weaknesses.

3. Saturday é‘voning, ”ii to 8

THE SOUTH NORWALK
SA VINGS. BANK.

UNITED BANK epitome.
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Surplus.

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John , H.‘ Knapp .
John H‘. Light
Josiah R. Marvin

 

Careful attention given to mull 11nd ,
telegraph orders. ~

80. NotWaIk. Conn. ‘

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hours 31111111111611.1th will lac; -

THE STRAIGHT ROAD TO. .1. ~ ‘
is through economy. if you are easily -. 1,
pursuudod to spend all the money you

sum over your expenses, come and do.
You will iind it a
grout help to have eyour money where '
you cannot reach down into your pooh
et and spend it every time some ex-
it gives

' ' you a tooling of pride to conquer such ‘

Our business hours me 9 to 12; 1 to

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$100,000.00 ,
$100,000.00 ~
Other Profits, $34,000.00

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.800 elivelopeii ililo Bpa‘ldlnx $1
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TazlowM'a 1: Suits.

WalkindSutts 3 Bicycle Skirts,

4110f the Besllrnparied Cloths. 1

INSPECT our 1111 111111115 AND owe
‘ FASHION PLATES. 1

KrasoVitz 81.Fox',

47 North Main cor. Ann St.
1 501.1711 NORWALK. 1

 

 

 

Why. anything in Man: Fun
1‘ lilohlngs, and you will find that ,
j. . WE HAVE IT.
Bolts, 251 to 81. . ,
I Nogilgo‘o Shirts. 50:. to $1.50.

' summer Underwear, 26: to «$1. I
. 8tocko. 25c Arid 50c. ‘
7A host of others. All on“.

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HATTEHS. FURNISHERS

‘ 83 Washington 31:11.1.
' ‘“‘ souru NORWALK

 

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Merchant1 Tailor.

LADIES‘ 1101.11 “A SPECIALTY.
Cleaning. Dyeing and all kinds oi’
titerntions Mode. "' 5,7 ’1
Winter "Good; Stores. ’ ' i
South Neg-walk. Conn.

' 395.301.1111 MAIN STREET.

The Homestead of the late
John Hines, on Quintard ave-
uuef 2 LOts‘.;Dwelling and
1 131m. Satuigdhv. June l4th, at
3 p. m. :SnlePositive. Enquire

 

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one quart Pitchers ioc.
~ One quart Bowls. .. 712.. ~
‘ Two quart Pitchcrs .. 15c.
One pintBowle' . . . . . . 5c.

 

Sp clal Sale of Ladios’ Taller Made Suutsldaokot

We will continue our Special Sale of LADIES’ TAILOR MADE SUITS andijACKETS
until all are sold. we have added all of our fine garments and hnve made still further reduc-
tions in price. We still have a good assortment of sizes and all colors. Many of our very finest
suitsromain. All will be sold without regard to cost or former prices.

Good Alllwool Suits from $5.00 up.
$5 on and $8.00 Spring Jackets for $3.00.

Housefurnishing Department

Our speciols for this week' 1n our Housefurnishmg Department are as followed

Breakfast Plates 71:.
Pic Platcs‘ ........‘. . .. 4c,
Tea Plates .. . .~ ..... 1;. 5c.

8-inéh Platters 10c.

 

 

 

 

Always Before 1111

Did you ever consider that of all
the things you buy. books. carpets,
furniture, there is nothing that is
always before you like the

‘ It is 11.1 as easy 11nd as cheap to
make them attractive with modern
designs it you go whore there is ,a
good stock to select frorn. We Want.
to do your decorating.

PAINTERS’ soreness. _

PAINTING AND
PAPERHANGING. . "
in stuck and to order.

ROOM MOULDlNG

‘ to match your Wall Papers.
morons FRAMING. ,

i We make it an art.

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7 south Norwalk.
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Kriegoi (:1 edit offer.

all classes.

’Millinery
Everything in this department is be-
ing closed‘out at greatly reduced pric
Stylish Trimmed Hats, the latest
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Hats, Shirt 'Waist‘ Hats, at greatly
reduced prices.

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GiothingDert

”is second to none in the‘ city Our
‘ Shoo Department you must not over.

look. We have shoes from $1 to 33. 50.

 

' Oat Meal Dishes . . . . . .

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" Tailor-Made Snails , l 5'

 

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Cups and Sauce}: . .. . . . 5c.
7-inch Bakers .. ioc.
Covered Sugar Bowls . . zoc.

7c.

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That s the true Krlcgerlda Co.’ s spirit as well as the vital strength of the
11m hnibor any false prejudices.‘ ageinst credit
J shopping test its liberality—watch the women / and men Who turn to
our slow for their every need. Our part payment plan is an institution for

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Shirt Waists
Percale Linen andjlWhite Lawn. A

large variety to select from. Prices -
from 501: to $2 98. ‘ "'

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It is needless to tell you that we 115 5
ways have the best and largest 11's-
sorti'nept in the twin cities. Ladies
who visit our store are welTaWore c;
that fact. Great reductions in this”
department. ’ ” "

Our system of liberal credit will enable you to be well dressed at a
small weekly expenditure. No extra 1: barge for credit.

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or the taster!
view oi arrang-

rternoon with :a
. lug conference for the discussion of 1

cos. The strikers l! the may
or To new entirely truths hairdo bl! the ‘

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