Evening sentinel, Thursday, July 3, 1902 · page 4

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

rises 4:24; sets 7:29. .
‘tirlo 9:48 a. us; 10:09 p. m.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

a, is more substantial and
than over. 'l‘wo thousand

represent an outlay of two
dollars. , . .

 

 

kitchen in St. Petersburg
outdo in magnificence even
the mostlavish of American
. Not only are the walls
ings of black marble covered
bleornamonts. but many of
(1 pots and pans. which orig
longed to the Empress (lather:
solidgold. The kitchen
a nar‘with the general mag-
‘The. head chef, who rc-
rlncoly salary, is assisted by

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

113‘ has been formed in (kn
r" the. construction of a
in of a new type. The in-
Qapt. F. C. lshoy. who has
(I in the principal (Iona-
Villa new form of steamer the
laced undcr the bottom ln‘
ft. The hull is materially
L form, being flatter. and the
t thereby considerably les—
s claimed that a. saving of 20
ill be eifectod. The inventor
that with the same amount of
(Id will be greatly increased.
y." that this term of craft
uohsteadlcr and more sca—

 

" ilmore Sun has this to say
_ ahor hi the South: Source-
“ abor is becoming a crying
may parts of the south, the
no longer at hand. or. list
item inefficient. The public
him a distaste for manual
drill! millions of dollars spout
h whites on negro schools
emoraiiue the colored vouth
hour to quit work Many
The higher wages paid in
ttract many Land in the
cheap that an industrious
has a farm and set up for
iunycase heceascs to be
o be relied upon for mak-
. he remedy‘secms to be
,trom Europe. along with
can and better bookkeep-

A WOMEN ARE‘DOlNG.

'slippcrs are pretty and
or Wear in one S loom

‘ very few perfectly straight
nor hats. The most or
threir brlms turned up

 

oi. is a design that seeing
in r. 1 notice it among

plane's it is very neat

1y. neat and most appro-
red waists are the his
aide {of plain pique a
(I end lying on one or

gowns. hats and
on that she has a sop
' each kind—a special
hats. etc. A change
totes a change of all
it. would be diificult to
me enough to hold all
of he disagreeableness
mgeneous lot of cloth

"new knots in dainty
pretty finish for the

collar made of our
ry line lawn ground

the ellge and run with
he sane color as the
nty‘ of the collar

become a news”
not. know how to
V people who mu

7 7 soften.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

Il has to have is.“ I‘

IV? nIasiuc starch box,

. ‘ Shirt Waist starch, box
‘ (1 In on Gold Dust

,. Menard! Root Beer makes 5 gal.»
‘ 1m. .10? ‘AlphaSalad Dressingflio

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HAVING ANOTHER SPEED TRIAL.

Little Yachts Going In Heavy Weathu'

This Afternoon.

BLACK ROCK. Jilly ii. In spite of
a heavy rainfall and a wind blowing
about twenty knots an hour from the
southwest the regatta committee of
the Bridgeport Yacht Club determined
this morning to have the Seawanhaka
trial races continued today. V This (lea
claim was endorsed by the skippers of
all the-.bouts and thorn in a general
desire to have the little craft given a
chance to show what they can do Im-
(lor. heavy weather conditions. The
controversy which arose over the post-
ponement of Tuesday's races on ac-
count of strong wind and rough Weath-

was felt that a men under the condi-
tions existing today would go far to
dispel any dissatisfaction The to the
previous postponement. indeed thtI
conditions today were worse if possi-
ble than on Tuesday and far different
from the light airs and smooth sous
which have marked the othoI sailing
days. All the so- called heavy wouth
(Ir beats. the Crusader Monsoon lI‘ill-
buster Frontenac and Scores hailed
the prospect of a race. with satisfac-
tion, and the crews of tho Tecumseh
and Massusolt were also glad of the
promised opportunity to show the
quality of their boats in a strong blow.
Skipper Jennings. of tho Massasoit.
said the understanding that he and
Skipper Jones of the Tecumseh. asked
for u postponement of Tuesday‘ (3 race
is incorrect.

Rain soaked sails dolayrd the start
of tlI(I little yachts. and they did not
leave the not for the starting iln(I un~
til 12: ‘ill Another-delay was caused by
the work necessary in staking the tri—
aurzular course. Atl p. m., the boats
began to mnnocuver about the line. All
eight yachts are expected to start.

 

SMALLPOX IN ”NEW BRITAIN.
State Board of Health Meeting in‘ That
Place. Yesterday.

mcctim.r of the state Heard of Health
was hold in this city, yesterday. to row
sidcr tlI(I smallpox situation.
Secretary Liudslcv said that the
board was not satisfied with the, inI
for (nation which had been furnished in
regard to tlI-.I progress being made in
the suppression of the disease. .Wbilc
the situation was not alarming at the
present time. because of the summer.
if things Wore allowed to go ilIIIrII'
would be reason for considerable {our
in the tall and‘winicr mouths.
information I'cganVling the present
situation was then furnixhcd by Muv'm
Russell and the local chairman of the
llonrd of llIIalih, and the state officials
ibcn Ivcnt into executive session.
Before adjournment the following
rocommcndntions were madtI by the
board: A general house to house vac-
(motion. to be paid for by the city:
that all school children be. compelled
to submit to vaccination before tinI
opening of the public schools in Sop-i
tcmber; that the city construct an iso—
lation hospital. which will be availa-
ble at all times for patients. '

 

EMPEROR WILLIAM'S GUESTS.
KlEli July dwiflmperor Williams
guests on the Meteor during the roiur'n
race from lIZIIkc-ru Foerdc to this poll
included 1’. A. B. Widener. Allis Ar-
mour. Clement A. Griseom and F. F
Robinson the Grand Duke of Saxony
and Admiral Prince Henry of Prussia

 

(Impress's Iacht lduua won tho first
price on time allmmut-(I.
was second. The British
Cycoly gave up the race.

Emperor William today received ..l
l‘i Icrpont Morgan. who was united to
IVVcInValn for lunch.

. ,V .. ... M

or was a factor in this desire as it

NEW BRITAIN. July :I «It spcviulI

Though the Melcor finished first. (in :

'l‘hc Meteor: _
schooner V‘

SE YM

 

TONIGHT WITH THE Home. l. ‘

W

Nor-walk. to Keep Open House.
Old Wcll Hook and Ladder Company

of July night. A clurubuko w...
one of the features;

Putnam i-ioso Company members
and friends will be at homo all night
(ll. the headquarters in Franklin street.
and rci‘rcslnnents will be served. The
apparatus at both places will be in
readiness to respond instantly to any
alarms of fire that may come in.

All oi‘ the companies of the Norwnik
iI‘irIJ l‘kIpuIimont will keep open house
this (Ironing. litIfrcslunoIIts will be
served and as good at time (III possible
will ho had while the men are on duty
which ihoy will be all night. Some
of the companies will have llll cuter-
tu turnout...

The Phoenix boys will begin their
display of iiroworks from the. hill near
the Main street firehouse at 9:15 p.
III. Tilt‘l‘o will be. 125 pieces.

NOTICE
Special ltwn Meeting

The inhabitants. legal voters. oi? the
town ol’ Norwulk, are hereby notified
and warned that a special town meet-
ing will be held in the Town Hall. Wuil
street. Wednesday. July 9th. 1902.‘at 8
o‘clock in the evening. for the follow-
ing purposes, t()-WltZ—-

 

 

1. To authorize the Selectmen. if
deemed advisable to improve the high

way known as Westpolt avenue With
the aid of tin-I State under the. Statute
law of the State relating to the im
i provclueut of public Illigllways: and to
‘IIIIIko an appropriation therefore.

2. To authorize the Selectmen, if

 

Nearly all this Organization. in The Old Oiflcerr Unnn lmfiuly Ro-Electedn-‘l

will entertain tonight in accordance Board of Charities was held at the

with its regular custom on the third “Wm” M Hartford. WWW“-
be old oillcors wore unanimously re elect-

V Wbiillcscv made to (htI prison in thrco '
Vi yours. and he was very agreeably sur-

 

deomcd advisablc, to change the north
line of St. Johnavonuc. at ‘nst. Norv
walk so as to make sai lino
straight line with the line in front of;

the. premises (If E. Apell and Herman:
(l. lirako. and to make any necessary
appropriation therefore , _ i

3. To take attion on a petition of?

lIostiIr Brothers. and others ashlar-(i
that the town “accept by tired. all the?
roads situated on llollo island so call I
(Id in said town of Norwnlk. as ptIrIV

map enclosed with said petition IIIIWi
laid out" i

i
-l. To (Iousldu tho matter of widen

and straightening the highway culled
Highland avenue. from the bridge:
over the tracks of thtI N. l'.. N. H. NI,
3”. it. It, to the highway known (Isl
itho Rotou Point road. so that saidi
i avenue when so widened shall be do

erot wide from fence to fcncc; and to

(III the any no Icssarya appropriation for
i, the work that may he (mini-(Id (ionc ln‘V
{ the matter
i To consider
istmlahtening the
Sound View nrcnuc.
lht citv of South wanlk soother-iv
about 1. lot) foot. to the southerly 1in
of land of Stdnlcv Raymond; and m
imakc an appropriation for any work
1 that may be ordered done in the (out.'

I

 

the matter
highway called

3

Dated at Norwalk ."Illiy 3d. 1903.

SAMUEL IJYNIHS,
JAMES A. liliUiVN.
“’IL 1 [AM B REE"

Selectmen of the Town of Norwalk.

iiiiiiV

TELEPHONE, 58-2.‘

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'JUST WHAT YOU WANT.

s that are just coming in.V

.V’

C. E. SEYMOUR Leading Grocer

“i nook Home for Children in Norwich

E (audition.

from the line of:

stars Bomb or'cuaalrisa. ‘ IV

I Reports of Vinita. i
The monthly meeting of the State

'l‘lIe'

Mar

.911:

s Isle!

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

ed for the court year. as follows:

 

President. Ii H.131 mau,oiNorfolk; ‘
secretary. Churloa‘ Kellogg. of Wat-
erbury; agents fort: unty homes. Miss
Mary Hall of Hart rd. and Miss ite-
Decca (l. liacon ol New Haven,

Miss Bacon and President llridnmun
reported a visit to the State Prison at
W(thcrsflcld which they (nude since
the last meeting. hey found the pris-
on iu an excellent condition. Miss flu-I
can also reported a visit to the Merl-
den School for Bug‘s which she made
with Secretary Kc legs, and found its
(onditlon satisfactory. A report was
also madtI of a vialt to the industrial
School for Girls ill. Mlddletown. and
iii) tho annual meeting of tho directors
of that institution by Miss Hall, Miss
Bacon. President Bridgman and Score
tury Kellogg.

Miss liall reported that since the
last meeting twonty- seven County
Home children had been placed in fu-
Inllics. It was found necessary to
rcturn one of the children to the Coun.
ty Home from which he was taken.

Miss ilall visited the Hartford aims.
house and the Hartford county lull,
both of which she found to be in good
condition. She visited the town of.
Ncwington rm- the purposc of looking
after the poor. She found that the
town was supporting onlyone poor per
son. and that there was no one receiv-
ing outdoor relief in Ncwlngton. Miss
ilall also made a report of a visit
which rho made to the Watkinson
lIaI'In school, the condition of which
she found to be in every way satisfac-
tory.

Secretary Kellogg reported a visit
which he made. to the State Prison
with (IxISecrctury Whittlcscy (If the.
board. it was the first visit that Mr

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lll'l. (Id to find the many imprImcchnts
that had been made in it Mr Kellogg
and Mr. WlIiitiescyV were entirely
pleased with what they saw Secretary
Kellogg also made visits to the. Rock-

and thc Shelter Arms Hospital both
‘piiltt‘li being {mind in a satisfactory
llc also inspected the aims
houses in CanicrIiIury and l’lnintield .
and the town poor in Ster.llng The
aimshouscs were oulvI in fair condi-
lion and he suggested mine lnIpIoVI-
meats.

 

-. Tomorrow. Julu 4th. we all celebrate independence Dan.
Saturdau morning there will be another celebration at the

The noise and their

holes.

BOSTON STORE. , V
orks will be made bu the low priced ar-
The most important panel the duo’s programme

will take piaceflbelweeu the hours of 2 and 4. in the alter—
uoou, and 7 and 9 ill the evening. Evenlbodu is invited to
attend. Here’ 5 the noisu prices: 2 to 4 I). m. and 7 to 9
p. In --—onlu during these hours do these prices hold good.

De Long Hooks and Eyes. sold

the world over at 10c card. 6c
Clinton Safety Plus, the best
pin made, ‘ 5c card
VLihorty_VVVSutln Ribbon, If in.
wide. pink. blue, yellow and
white, value 290.. at 17c
Children's Ribbed Stockings.
value HIV/go, two pairs for . 130
Ladies’ Drop Stitch lngrnln
Lisle. llosedierxusdorf black,
value 50c. at 25c _
i..a.dics' Fine Vests, V neck.
short slcovcs, value 17c, V 10c
lI‘iIIo'Illcachcd ’I‘oiici Crush,
value 5c yd. at til/yo
inrrgc Huck Towel, 19x38. vai-
nc lingo. at No
Ilatcs’s ilcst Socrsuckcrs, (.Iv~
cry dry goods merchant V
sells it at 121,90, special hour .
sole. ' Sc

slmdics‘

- Large Size Fry Pans. value

Fancy Figured Lawn that is
sold in New York (It So here

(It So

Fine 'I‘ootli Brushes from Jap~
an. selllugpricc usually 25c,

here at 150.

Franklin Toilet Paper that
sells at llic, here during the
above hours at 6c

Embroidered llnnd-

kci‘chici’s that sell for 10c.

here at he

Oil Stoves. well

worth 75c. at

TIIIo-burncr
made. 480
17c. 10c

Chic Laundry Soup. value so .
cake, to cake

I..a.dics’ "A. b‘. C." Gingham
Wulsln regular price bile, 380

at

'CorI
36c

Ladics' 60c Ventilating
sets, ‘

Ladlefl'
Robes, . lilo

Ladles' 25c corset Covers,
four styles.

Ladies' Duck Skirts. navy and
black ground with white
rings, full platted flounce,
$1. 75 quality. at

Ladies Shirt Waist Suits,

lawns and percalcs, regular
prices from $1.98 to $2.50.
choice of the lot at

l.n(lics' Colored Shirt Waista,

lawn or silk gingham. regular
prices 81 and $1. 25.a

Childrens Gingham and For-
cale Dresses. neatly trim-
med, sizes ‘2 to 12 years.
regular prices 59c, title and
The choice at

‘500 I Muslin Night

51

950

69c

4(Vc

Remember the above prices prevail during the hours from 2
to4p.m.and7i091).m.

 

Wanted. ”Children

 

 

_ To sell our coodsior
. premiums or money.

Cleveland-Wilcox (30.,
Bristol. Conn. .

 

5 Gallons Gasoiene .V
70 sis.

J osel offs,
7 2 North Main Street
Tel. Call 138-6

TORE-

The following list of Bargains co...inues all dau:

"underwear
' and hipsters

Ladics' WingVQiocve. low neck

Vests. value 17c. at 10c

‘ Lodios‘ fine llslc Vests. square

25o,

neck. sleeveless, vulutI
at

Ladics’ fancy Hose. some. drop
stitched. value ill/3c and
We. sale price

Children‘s lloso one and one
rib. vuluel here at

me

So

131;“:

. “'i‘uflonul" llosc for boys and

girls~mlloso thatficau stand

the wear and tear of the

childrcnwhavc you tried

"em, do so and you'll try no

others. 1215c a pair

Our great Hosiery sale that he-
ran last weck' still continues.

5m.“ mares.

Velvet ~Grip Hose Supporters,
ld‘dies' . and children's.
white and black. 1255c

 

Fancy Neck Ribbons. regular

our Fancy Bridgewaier Creamery Butter; the Finest Java and Mocha
Coffee; Double Cream Cheese; Fresh Eggs; Grape Juice; Potted Meats;
Can Chicken; Rich’s Fruit Cake; Fruit Juices: Jams: Jellies.

There 15 lots of pleasure or selling the Very Best at the Same price for
which you get ordinarv goods elsewhere.
All the Leading Céreals on the market.
Great Sale Oi Norka Mailed Oats now going on at our store.
Telephone where you can secure the best

 

 

 

IV: .-. M

20 Retail
Stores

 

 

A few bargains worthy of your attention. Lock over this list of mono y savers: 4‘

 

:20 Retail .
Stores

 

FINEST. ELGIN CREAVMERY BUTTER PER POUND. 24o.

 

BUTTER.

 

POTATOES. FANCY EARLY ROSE POTATOESV, (LARGE SIZE), P'EVR FECVK, 85m ‘ I I “I

 

bottle
gout Clam chowder,
munitions, (1L.

 

9c Magnolia ilk, can. V, V , , .
9c ti cans sardines for
18c VQt jar Pure Jelly.

.9:

25¢
” to:
is lbs best (finesse.

Malta-Vita Dim,

Grape Nuts, 2 rings. a I.
Rockwood as Premium Chocolate
Enhancing. per hex.

, , lengths.

19c 40 their black. colored

250 and 39c goods, sale. price 15c
Dress Shields. Stockinet, all"
sizes, good quality, a pair. 5c

‘ "Twin Anchor" Hose Support—

ers. fastens to front of cor-
set. ‘
Turn Over Collar Tops. 25(:.
19c. ‘ll'lc goods. sale price 12%“:
Toilet Pins. good points. full
count. sale price, 3 papers

"Domestics.

1 Bale Unbleached Muslin, as
in. wide, 10 to 20 yd.
ltéc yd.
Rutllod Curtains. the idle kind, 33c
Scrim for lace curtains. 36 in. .
wide, value so at 434p:

lilo

5c

 

‘ Honey Comb Towels, value

 

5c, at \. 3c
64 in Table Damask, all linen.
value 59c, at . 43c
Pillow Shams. value 59c. at 43c.
Ill) in. Unbleached Butcher's
linen. value 35o. at 23c
12 x 90 Boston Mills Sheets.
value Eric, at ‘ I16c
fittings. etc.
12c Black Peregrine. sun
15c Black Shrunk Duck. lilo
' 25c colored Mercer-iron Sat 18
. a

so colored Cashmere, $5 in—
their wide, 2

 

Lawns

for bathing suits
floats all alshnd

15c '

‘wltlennen’s Taleurn Powder,

 
 
 

‘ Cflder’s

140
35c 36 inch black Brilliantlne,
30¢

Wash Dress Seeds.

’ An immense showing of only the
choicest styles and color-lugs and
at. prices at least a quarter loss
than elsewhere.

For Thursday and Saturday on-
usual tempting offers, for instance:

"inc Dress (lingbams. tic
. 15c Dimitics. choice efforts, _ lot:
6c American Prints. all col-

ors. «ii/gt:

Kandkerchleis. etc.

. Men‘s

llmnstitchcd llandkcr-
chiefs. splendid quality at
do, sale price. two tor
Ladies’ Laee'edged Handker-
chiefs. value We and 1259c.
sale price. So
Mons fine white Handker-
chiefs woven stripe border.
Iaiue 12%(1 at 8c
Note Paper, fine lrisb Llnen.....

5c

 

ruled and unrated. value
.5c at ’ 12%c
50c Note Paper. none better.
Whiting's best, ' 25c.
a
Mess Wear

Men‘s Ncckwear. all shapes.
value 25c, at . . 15c

Men‘s Suspenders, leather
ends. lull sizes. value 25c,
at _ . 19c

Men's Woven Madras Shirts.
three colors good value at
65c 50c

Men (I Balbriggan Shirts at 35c,
Value 50c. .

Men’s Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers—drawers double-
scated. value 39c, at 29c

Bars’ Knee Pants, value 39c,
at 25c

Quiet Seeds.

Post's Unseented‘ Soap, ' 9c

Pears Scented Soap; ' 13c

Packer's Tar Soap, 17c

Cashmere Bouquet Soap. 19c

Roger and Gallet‘s Soap. 19c

Cnticura Soap, 190

Dr. Woodbury's Soap. 19°

Disinfection Soap. We; 3 for 25¢
Williams Stick Shaving Soap, Lie

Glenn’ 3 Sulphur Soap. 21c
Rico Soap, 5c
Colgatc‘s Turkish Bath. 3::

 
 

Apple Blossom Glyccrlnc Soap. 90
15c
19c
19c
19c

 

Lyon’s Tooth Founder,

‘ ' Powder,,

Commie Tooth Powder ,

Dr. Sherman's Tooth Paste.

Special lot of V'l‘ooth Brushes. -
' Ii 15¢

 
 
 

19c,

Kitchen 'Dep’t.

7 pc, Berry Sets. cut. glass pat-
terns. 29c set

Four pc. Table Set, cut glass
patterns. 35c set

Glass Flower Vases, 10 inches

tall, 10c
i! (It. Jap. Tea Pots. nicely
decorated. _ 21c
Extra Handles for Ten Peta. Iie
25c largo Vegetable Dishes. 12940
tic four-qt. Water Pitchers. 25¢
Japnnned Bread Boxes large
size. 390
Galv. Wire Sink Strainers, 10c
3 pc. Garden Sets, 100
39c Self-wringing Mops, 29c,
6 qt. Watering Cans. 24c
I‘ 10 (It. Galv. iron Watering I
Cans, 43c
4 double Sheets of Tangletoot
Fly Paper, 5c
. Wire Fly Killers, 8c
98c

Four-burner Oil Stoves.

indium-Wear
Department.“

LadiI-s’ White Jap. Silk
Waists. finely lucked reg~
niar price 83. at $2. 75

Ladies’ Grass Linen Waists,
excellent value at $1.50, spe-
cial price. . $1.29

Ladies’ Silk Gingham Waist's,
plain coitus and fancy
stripes, regular price $169
at 81 25

Ladies’ Mercerlzod Striped
Gingham Waists. regular
prices $1.00 and $1.25, at

Ladies’ White P. K. Skirts.
with graduated finance, regI
lar price, $1.25, at

Ladics' P. K. Skirts, good
quality, trimmed with llam-
burg insertion. worth $1.63.
at 51.25

Children's Gingham French
Dresses, plain colors. trim-
med with Hamburg em-
broidery, sizes 2 to Ii years,
'resular prices 98c. at 75c

Children‘s Sailor Suits, polka.
dot duck. striped percaie.
and plain color ginghams,
sizes: to 12 years, regular
price $1.25, at '

Children‘s Hats, straw and
- lawn combinations. regular
prices 75c. 98c and $1.25,
choice of the lot.

Ladles‘ While Lawn Shirt
Waists. hamstitchcd looks
back and (rent. cults and c0];
lar hematitched to match.
regular price $1.50, at

Ladies' Fine lawhrDmslng.

Summer and Kimonos, mu"

1” mm ‘1: at

 

79c

-

99c

95c

$1.