succeed in“ part,
‘c‘ represent the livers
woman's diary. dated
d roast‘pork for dinner,
carved: held up a rib
said, ‘Here. ladies, is
’e was made ot.’ ‘Yes.’
‘ yi,‘ ‘and it's from very
‘ltind of oritter.’ ”‘
(‘ew York are so busy
time tube scared by
. Prote'ssor Hamilton
‘ . complete charsehot theemall pox cases.
This committee Will erect a pest house
monster volcano at;
‘ its good reason,
baby's. Nose, Orange
in r trap mountains on
again, break out as
nation of 'Ves
‘ . pastured
' newsmolies.
" ' elanolcut.
,rth ngain:
, ' ‘ o.;markjthe
“George Peabody, the
"llanthropls‘t. ‘wui be, no»
tidy?» (Massachusetts)
i‘ety, on June 16. The
it ”find has the‘tollow
in ’ralsed letters:
‘ EGeorge’Peabody, Febs'
Placed by‘the Peabody
y, one 16, i902." This,
cited‘to‘a ro'ugh stone
out or tile ’ground, to. be
' e theistice, directly
sold partoi the house
‘P‘ y cm. The
”is hebemi-conk
'«t'by the topic
Peabody oi the
ae‘ ,dy institute.
3g lin are protestihéf
4 y issued police
oped
no suffering from
I “rail“"dogs in Bar
ed, by a chain or
ii ‘subjeetcd to this
n; Which they‘were
ealth, whichhasfio
‘ ' e police‘oilice
i
it: some...
W
[deny gaining initay‘tli‘r
.. cry much. ..
‘ with s
stead.
alencienn
e8, offinlove‘
' seeded at. , .
the; 3
wt
7 Meeting iii one Council To
try aresuccesslul. ' '
cent. 'l'uil complete-w *
‘cgeht, ' whose '
itbltheir dogs."
dog was killed on
'line register or
to “titty thoiisand
‘ “ ’Ridgeway, severnOr oi! Ceylon. and
” Buysldifidmniipu dilution ‘
«in‘elu{Personsil‘uliuiilliied liml
‘ "Stimuli in lion
NEW BRITAIN. Conn, June men
special piloting ol‘ tho Common (hiuncil
or this city, wushcld lust night to take
notion on the smallpox situution. The
citizens “hut/er become . alarmed “at the
number oi crises, sixteen hhving been
reported no to the present time. and
about ninety persons are quarantined at
their homes;
There has been considerable dissatls;
faction enmeshed with the methods
employed by the illealth Board, and to
allay this feeling the meeting of the
Cunncii was held. 3
Dr. R. M. Clark, chairman of the
Health Board. at‘the meeting tonight. ‘
proffered his resignation. ‘ The Council
did not accept it, but a committee of
live layman was appointed, with Alder-
mani‘Curtls as chairman. to assume
and will also xnnpolnt a "purchasing
untyuit shall be to pur—
chase all supplies necessnry for
“copilort of the smallpox phtlcnts.
. All the schools in the city‘ will be
crciecs will bc‘suependcd.
' iwul‘rELAw 'niép’ HONORED.
or of Laws conferred
menses some»
England; June 10...;-
lliaw‘o was con-
ceit bibs.
{l‘he degree‘poi doctor 0
ferred this’aiternon on
the special ambassador of the United
States to thecoronution: oi: King Ed-
'ward'by Cambridge University. The
public .orstomtiohn Edwin. Sandys. re-
ferred to.Mr...‘lleidfemrevlous official
visitto Ehgian‘d and his return on the
equally suspicious], occasion or, the
coronation." I" Mr. "Reliif'snld the orator
had also .dlstinguislledhlmselt us‘mn-
bassador, or the ‘ United» States ‘to
France and as the editor at Talleys
rand's Memoirs, while ‘for‘ the last thir-
'ty yenrs he had ably conducted the
New York Tribune with which‘lie had
‘nitlated and long continued a fund for _
giving the boon of fresh, country air
to‘poor children. Mr. Reid embod-
ied the humanity, kindly feeling and
friendship or-lilsilconntry and was thus
entitled to albcnrtyawelcome' not only
lor‘his own sake; but‘also for that of
the great trons-Atlantic __ republic
which he. so .Wo‘rthily represented.
’ in presenting’i’roi‘; libretto W. Park.
, snot Yale university with‘the degree
of doctor of music; the public orator
:aid'iBrbfossor Father’s 1 compositions
were Sybil knowilllii‘lugluud. - He ai-
;o referred“ enthusiastically to the ‘ser.
vices which Professor Parker had ren-
tlereti‘to music *in'VA‘merica and Eng-
‘nnd laud expresseddhe hepe that‘his
, 'nbors had by no means ceased.
decrees were the Dukeof Argyll,,the
Maharajahs of (lw lior and Kolapoor.
“Baron ‘ljiayash‘i. thw ..anunoserminister
”us-Great Britain; ltho Right Hon.- Sir
Richard‘Collins. who was an arbitra-
- “or onthe'Venaauela boundary cues-
, tion and is a‘tormerlordv-justice of
.. appeals;. the Right Hon. Sir Joe.
Lieutenant Colonel Sir Albert Hine,
crime minister and minister oi ide-
’once, Natal." - _
. \ visi‘rme ooo REL K‘we.‘
Tor ’ButlerygLooge ,confe
* for 3 Bridgeport Lodge _
Last night about __1?0'inembers of
j a lit-ll Norwalk, accompanied their de-
gree tenin to Bridgeport nud conferred
he initiatory degrfie on .tour- cumfilif
t
L ,nor . end.
lien? so: is
the ,
closed immediately and graduating ch—
Wliiteluw Rled. '
Others who received the honorary _
utter Lodge. No.97, 1. o. o. r... or
p . ligxrovn choose FOR “ y‘
' Norka Manedoats,
Outputs. Food, and ,' p
Nameless Wheat Food, T
Shire three packages Norka Oats. and one each of Oatnuts Food,
; and Nameless" Wheat Food, fibre in all, which
.COsts' you but 75 cents.
A deed to a house lot. if not selected. will
begiven lien; on the Customers payment for
making obi” "deeds.
charge except for the ‘Breakfasl..Foods.
i
Proper-{ya Situated in the heart of thc‘city of
Norwalk. right in: the limits, and . only ten
‘minutes_"trolleyride from heart of city. . Hoe
- Cent faréw ' Lots HIGH “AND DRY' and
"3.1. ,..
insurmuniféii‘by residences.
e .. . ‘ 1.
Retail Grocers can be‘supplied by .
, HOLMES, ‘KEELER‘ (‘3 SELLECK.
get these Foods for you end Sane I
Ask your, Grbcer to
' a , the necklaces.
First Come, 1 .
' “these Lois Alciimiied.
be Selected. Get your packages
M
«passedup’on bu Wciiknown people?“ “
‘ in hour oilu. .
.4.
itwfindwiitve have ibheerof the‘best Breakfast
' ‘ Foods on the market. 3, .3,
dillfiniheie 0“-“0‘“. 0 , . ,
deliveij’fihe‘ foods to bob. Gel uofurcroce
Shit ,. ,.
real esbte office, opens. , '
’ , J leisure limited.
I .‘sociutiou‘ owes its allegiance to no
‘ , since been, its‘motive‘in'axitotlug tor
AbSoluleiu no Other
' , a... Served.
. Our real estate ofiice will be opened the latticr part of the
week; and full particulars coiil follow in ,Iatcrxggggtionsof thisj
paper. = Plats of property will be in office aridj‘lots'can ‘tb'e‘n‘
‘ ' NOW and be ready to, Select
4 , ,. , . ‘ . » recommends the rejection ol.’ the pro-
be.“ lots. , Y0!” 0”" QM” .1527!!! WW?" t6e830d3f9; you 0i . posedAcon‘stiiutlonfipd warns the elec-
Iu's Jobber; ‘ . r ~ r: atcommonsense armoured. else
. 4;: ~ . philosophy that it less. "steojln the
This Property is Valuable. and“ ins been
‘Wé "5...”... minute melted 02‘ WWW” 00'3““ “ms“:
Norkoii’iaiied Oats nill 'bedenionSildled“ “
'andseiviad Free the hostel
Boleu Store. iNorwalk’.
“Weeks the
Orders ‘ can be
Wu, vglOch; Wii 0 .1 Will ‘_
calmed incumbents
, Please, remember . ,
’V‘ ‘ ‘ 'Ii “
. nun. ilic billion.
. , y‘t continued From rim race)
political party. The well-being of the,
state sndthe preservation oi Republi-
can principles 0! government have
a revision or the constitution of 1818.
The result or the deliberations oi the
constlt tlonal convention as a whole
laurep (listed bythe associationbe-
cause, it does not remedy the evils
which it‘was assembled to remedy. it
in ho reply to make in view or this fact
ihut the proposed constitution should
‘ be approved because in other respects
improvements in the organic law have
been made. No improvement bus,
been made which cannot be made by
the amendment process. The entire
new constitution, with the oxoraption oi?
the section which deals with tho logis-
lutlvo department. can be adopted by
the general assembly as a single cm-
ondmont and. be as speedily enforced
us any one of the thirty amendments
which have been made since 1818.
The postponement of the advantages
to be enjoyed will in no way imperil
the welfare of Connecticut. They
should not be permitted. to deceive
the electors with reiercnccto the real
evil proposed. . .
The plan of representation in the
general assembly submitted (or pop-
ular approval continues and seeks to
make permanent the political control
of less than thirty per cent. of the peo-
ple. ‘ It does not fairly rccognlzepop-
ulutiou everywhere. it throws it sop
to New Haven and ignores New Brio
sin. ‘lt smiles on Hartford and
frowns on Morldeu. It makes a. giant
of lladduni and dwarfs Waterbury. it
simply rearranges in equalities and re-
imposos unjust form of government,"
which the pooplc~ condemned when
ihey upprovcd the convention. it in-
creases the size of the general assem-
. biy. given control ollboth houses to the
minority of. the population. increases
the cost of icglslutlvo session“ over
.ndlilib, and guarantee! on expenditure
. {or an additional $100. “'dlli'cto prepare
the. capitol building for a body twice
us'lnrgo as that. required ‘by the Eni-
pire. Slate. oi! New York, By lower~
ring; the unit of populntion from 5.000
to 2.000. now required by the constitu-
tion to determine the representation
of new toivns‘ln the house of ropresen.
intivcs it guarantees the increase oi
, the general assembly after each as-
sembly from the small towns and
i N. [ 'Wht-‘tc
The Boston Store offers a Wealth
ful attraction to every woman within
J .
f, . _ , ‘h/ ,
\Dhlte Siamumaiots
Twenty is]... or White Waists,
button front and back, Embrdidery
anti ,liomstitchcd effects, the very
V latest styles; values up to $1.50.;
Saturday's price, $1.00. ‘
luldles: White. Jap. Silk Waists,
. unlined, dressy and cool for sum-
mer wear, value $3.50: at $2.98.
makes possible and easy the multipli-
ion of slightlydarncr towns, all below
10.00 in population. This alone is a
menace to the welfare to the state. it
' men to the dignity and power of no»
live and earnest citizens by requiring
“a majority of the registered voters"
to upprovc another constitutional con~
volition before it can be assembled.
fi‘hisls n nullillcntlon of the bill oi
rights; a proceeding‘without‘ precedent
or parallel in the Motown! the state.
‘lror these reasons clone the Conneotb
cut Constitutional Reform Association
:iichtvdircctlun.“_ It is unyiorthy of'n
liberal loving people.“ Reject it‘. ,
The statement is signed by the Con“
necticut Constitutional Reform Asso-
elation.
, , ARRIVALs ORVESSELS
31 BOSTON.‘Juuo iii.-—Arrived: Steam
er Bostonian from Liverpool.
NEW YORK. June 10.——Arrived.
Si mer Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grouse
cation of the little towns by the divis-v
raises dead men. absentees and sick.
“m” “W been . *
collection of dainty and well-made underwent; The splendid values we
offer you are the resultof CAREFUL BUYING, A KNOWLEDGE OF
VALUES and SKILL lN SELECTING that makes this offering a 'power-
absorbing interest lies in the Lowuess orrmcss. The values We ‘
quote in this sale are all GENUINE BARGAINS, uo FANOIFUL EXA‘o- _
GERATiON.w Every article will stand the test of measurements. A"
genoeouawioihs and lengths-Loom: MATER‘IAL, WELL MADE no
‘ finished~made lri clean,vvholesome factories.
‘ Dolly Varden Drcsses._(llngbam
at Surname in avast and elegant .
reach of the Boston Store. The all-
.‘ ‘ i i , iii
Chiidrous ‘Drcssos
We are showing some very
pretty‘stylcs in Children's Dress-
es \for summer wear, sizes, 2 to ‘
14 years. '
V White French Dresses, White
, .
and Percale Sailor Suits.
A spieudcd assortment at low,
prices (2nd floor). '
To close an estate, will be sold uti‘x‘u =
lic Auction, ‘
, WEDNESDAY, MAY 14,1902.
at 12 O’Ciock M.
That certain plot or ground situated
corner Greetiwood and Diamond‘Avesn
llethci, Comp. belonging to the estate
of. Elizabeth Thompson, deceased, con.
tuining 8 lots, on one of which stands
a three storyiirame building slightly“
damage by lire, containing 2 stores
and “ii-rooms suitable for a boarding
house. (ionisins furnace, bath, closets,
etc. Will be sold as a whole to the
highest bidder absolutely without re-
serve. Title perfect. Terms: 10 per
cent. dowu. balance on delivery or
deed within tenduys. Salerpositi‘ve,
rain or yrshinc. . - . _
GEO. .P. ROWELL, Administrator,
‘ .10 Spruce Street. New York.
HENRY A. GILBERT. ' Auctioneer,
* _Bcthel,‘(lonn. ‘
‘fi'o‘ ‘ Bremen. - _
l'
" ing‘summer Goods olithetim no
mer trude,’
7 “Partiwlarfioods ‘
* «FOR TFPARTICULAR:PEOPLE,;, .. w*
The majority of people preterparticulnrn'tioods. All people should be particular regarding duality otwhat ‘ i '
they eat. For uniformity“‘ot qualityj‘and price consistent with same, we challenge any one. .
7 ‘ Best Strawberries, Asparagus. Tomatoes, Lettuce, Wax Beans, Peas. Cucumbers, etc. i
_We pride ourselves,~ in this deportmant. Look'over out stoch‘and prices every morning.- We are unpack. r
. We ma he a specialty-in catering to. the Sum-
invite] the: mesa "part1 color»
i...sound“...
caL‘L 58-2.
the: novelties, of the Season
to call. _,
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RiGHT. MR. JOHNSON;
Wm .
' sun—unn-
Weather Changes According to
. - bio Prognostica‘tions.‘
“ *lorace Johnson calls attention to
tho loci. that his weather predictions
as printed, in the‘ papers lastvweek
The
.happencd according to schedule. There
was s. not wave, followed. by scold
wave. ‘and there was wind and rain
galore. all of which was duly prognos-
ticntcd by the Middle lladdam seer,
‘g'ho is at present abiding in New Lon.
on. , ». . . .
Mr. Johnson now states that the ,
weather‘lor the next five dayswni be’ . "
steady. At the end of the iive‘daysi
there will'be local disturbances in the
atmosphere, but not of long duration.
The storm will be electrical and thou.
der) and lightning will perform all
sorts of stunts. , " T . '
It the weather predictions were re.
garded more seriously, Mr. Johnson
states, there would be fewer calami-
ties, such as experienced in New York
harbor on Sunday. The weather pro-
phet Will be in New London for a few
days-longer and will give readers the
benefit of his weather predictions.
Norwalk Chronicler