‘ IW "for Tomorrow.
421W: 6: l8.
Ie1‘: III .m'ri’l pI.m
., the M hold last night. in
W 1km ' " “it which Christian
"*- I , W o plot: which he stat-
lie billet“ scold settle all quea-
s in disinte. Dr Trscey took oc-
I a£9 state t the editorial in
BoutIneIl- of nesday was not in
, rdwfth pity IAttoIrnIey Light's
, is. slid that expressed sorrow
It it“ had been published
.r'he facts are iihst Mr Light fully
dorscs what The Sentinel said. Fur-
, armors, It 15 WW” Dr. Tracy, in
nonrbrsotion, did not take issue with
might so to aiotsments made In
salient}: “112:1: no authority
{or a I Ilts‘tements by Dr. Tracy,‘ or
. else. that the South Norwslk
has evsriflrtieipnted in any
oil mummy propositiilli
W. , I. I conmtxfl of any k1n‘d. On
”97W ‘ bers of the com-
. its: thighs:
thpy. are obliged -"to
I' You'll? Qliftifisioluu of the: meet:
‘ fihichqé oppoin them. ‘
iii no to I.in6eting of the .
_ til Norwnlk oraclitlve comfoittee on
, diviliio'h‘ol Nelson has been held,
, uhtimen‘t of the members .1:
. ly against the proposition to
6611 ii to the town in one city. and
time: he same into two boroughs
Opposition to this plan has developed
infill sootldns of the town Bin-Mayor
”who, who was present at the inset-
, . won the suggestion of a upmbér
, liked: be notified the Norwaik
When of the c‘omlpltlec appointed
to center bismuth smith Norwaik citi-
its that the meeting arranged to be
1 It Hotel Clifford this evening
:1 not be hell; and ,that no future
aces having for their object
the consolidation oh the town would be
’ llere‘d “"
We have yet to learn that there has
: a change of sentiment among
those who new: no?! nghllng for town
division. The AItio'rney— General has
given an opinion that the Governors
m: of the Nor-walk division bill was
W The opinions of eminent at—
‘tsrneys all agree that the town is di-
dad. Why. at this stage of the pro-
ere be conferences
.véiy thing that the
is hays beeuIilghting against?
know $11611»;th neo'pleof the
on: portion of the town will not
r‘ any consolidation scheme. . On
‘sassi
shirtwaist of cheviot or canvfi.’ The
, large pioits are more appropriote and
. launder more easily.
"11",”er 3167611 "‘
nit-n t'a on: Well Tire,
- = toi- diseases. for $25—86
mom»: lintil mm.
[and look Mose wheels If you
thinking of nurchasing,Ias .. “,“W‘io
loot.
t's Old Well Tire, guaranteed
‘Im
' it’d on extra addition, 100:" feet. will
sistanded to make the
Hertfor. suppository molding ma-
(H the consolidation committee, in china; larence L. Goodrich Hartford
silt, last evening. was cited to $01. . , “03:93:0333
‘ .I | "' mieL.‘ l a
II menthol! this morning, that. thilrxl ltd Fm II "Milk!!! 2 patents.
who no dispositioi‘l on "the part of: $1111 he: : ' ’. “Mm-d construct
969pr of South Norwsik to re‘cedo' Ing- ‘ - I I ‘lmjitllld’l. A. Wot
from the position taken by then In M' ..Ihvdysutomtiegissutzqn for
”about to town division. In sccord— 8" °" ““- m ,0 .Dsnbury,
“hut rock; Charles Nichols and J. W.
ins A. Trout. New Britain, level; :sanc
stead-condom B
remedies for certain named diseases.
the Rec'ord- Hera
Mexico says:
settlement of the Boer colony in. Mexi-
on “have been c
thousand nor“
been obtained on the Conogss river
near Santa Rosalia In the slate 01' Chi-
origiunl promoter of the scheme left ’
last night for New York where he will
join General Viljoen.
to Mexico with flfty families now In
New York. Ho
000 families in Medics.
are still under way for another tract
of land in Chihuahua and IalsoI one in
the state of Mexico. -
contrary there Is a stronger senti. tlIiresd trips ovoist of white crepe do
out today in favor of independence ““09 ” '
It is I ontmpn will take the
eyes. if It firfiIIimnossibIe togob- Wm . but I“ iin~
on fob '
It gives forth a greasy odor that will
ii: townie snows! everything that is
put into it.
Jlfllljl 1.1.6:“t
s I
12.11" s
... ichen cupboard They are necessary
. In niremowmm spots r'fmrflgi
listiron these spots are easily" reinchd
. Phil I , The silky oohin kswhich are
IRAN ’6'?” 6.66m: “gin :6“ it “1311'" rmy
“rang resem e :3 use so our
F I‘LIN 31" dining-600m tables. but they are slin-
R “3.1603! STREET. lily irrmlstible, and tip are all buying
them.
few drops of via
which some are
them from spmd
. the lemon juicel
scrambled
Much of refuse from the kitchen
is»: Running as it Ii. ,«1.
to consolidation of any kind.
dOUTIiIt I4iIINAblOl-iRC‘I‘lR MILLO.
’ is: 953:9: arom-
‘ .. .E"
~ sou'ru kaséulls'rnn April so—
Plans for the addition to Cheney Broth-
:rs’m 6111031163
A, sent on;
height will he‘ added to the west end
be built on from the north side of the
building one story In height. The rail
road storehouse. up to which is o side-
track will be run will be built north
of the mdchitle shop where at present a
building that wort any used for
'sioring coal. is loooi
The coal shed will be turn down and
the storehouse which will be of brick.
will replace it. It will be triangular
ill shape, with a frontage on the rail-
mad track of 123 feet while the south
side will measure 117 feet. There will
be a Wing on the west side of the build-
11:546de feet. It will be two stories
in height. Larger oiilce room has been
needed to: some time In the weaving
mills on the north side of Forrest
street and it has been decided at this
time to make the improvements.
The office will be made by building
an addition. 79x22 feet three stories
In height, to ‘the southwest corner of
the mill. Like the other addition it
will be of red brick and the style or or-
ifhgccture will match the present build-
a
Conducts for the work will probably
be given out in a short time, as it. is
digging: the engined .
‘CONNIICTICUT PATINTI.
The followin! wells issued April 28,
19:061. List: rn ihhod from the ethos of
Woo: Ger. solicitor of patents
63:51ng i:
siilll‘ if? Ifishery. Bridgeport 4
patents, collar button (2). garment-
retainer (2);,Ii‘. W. Ostrom, Bridge
port button hole-sewing machine;
Charles F Ritcbei Bridgeport look-
ing device; Mary Davies New Haven.
game apparatus; Frank 8. Chester,
Sponsor. Seymour fountain pen; Jus-
E. Rainier, Middletown turn- back bed
rt; [nuts 0. Ed
wards Ellington. non refillable bottle.
TRADE MARK
Sperry Medicine 00..
w Waterbury
CHICAGO All .—~A desputch to
mm the City offl
Arrangements for the
DO“ COLOr§Vo IN MEXICO
plated Eighty- -three
ranch is'nd hare
huahun. General W. D. Buymsn. the
lie will return
emcts to settle l.-
Negotiations
t'hShilOi‘ls. .
Asi'lk braid interwoven with gold
sins I to out of place on the
AM}- on earthen baking dish has
n‘tb show tracks threw it my;
A shirtwaist stilt of lsceostrlped lug-II
is very
cause blue is univer-
becoming snd these suits are geu~
[mp 112%
oiqothng paper in the
3::
"The Amer roan Queen" says that o
'in the water in
bed will prevent
Aldo that I. lit-
res the flavor of;
Sufi
It should also be kept in mind that‘
the executive committee bssnsvsr op- .
' provad or any conferences with a View
have been received ‘ ,
1:“.th otpriso in '
Improvements .
Til sitar
_ wealthy .widow sixty-eight ycais old
“father.
'Rdllwny. was killed and eight oihér
cut and bruised.
crush
on: advices were received at the hood
Sumipor, Superintendent Lon:- of one
I allowed to dry instead or being thrown
“orthl
could be utilised as kindlings if it were
Into, the garbage can. Potato firings;
asking money In
their spore tltno
W Evening
looks
so as Ito.”
humonwook, . ,.
;Asy who - ' -"
roods, hands
than...
i L
IN" A DAINTV little booklet. which ,
ill send to any boy free, the
mini cl our boy tits tell
its“ the own way lust how: :ey have
nude h success of selling
The Saturday
Eoenlng Post
There are loony ltoriesol teal busi-
neootsIét. Pictured“ the- boys are
given. Send lot this bookiét and we
gill Iotwsrd with it full llllOTI‘IIIllon
-liow you can begin this work. No.
Itlfol result. We will solid
film: es of the shine the first
whekfrcs. Write to- ny.
Toss-mm“,
”autumn-shook!»
WOMAN'S PUR6IE FOUND
Nos or: on Eric Railrohd Ferry Boat,
, and Owner May be Drowned
NEW YORK Aplii 30-—-'l‘hc finding
of a pocketbook. nppnionlly lilo pIOr
pcrty of lifts. Augusta ll. Lyudo. who
ilsuppcurcd Tuesday was rcpuriod to
the police today by an Elle ferry 0111-
(is. lie said the nurse was picked up
and that it (Obtained a mud boating
Mrs. ilynde's nnme Mrs. Lymle is it
Her husband was (‘hurles R. Lyndo
and Joseph W. lint-per. one of the
founders of Harper and Bros..- was hcr
She lives in an apartment house in
West 611th stlcot. this city. She left
her apartments Tuesday cvoning to go
to dinner' and Into: in the owning
shit was seen on a forty bout which
ask her to .lclsry City Silo returned
on the same boat and when she reach-
lid New Yuri: disappear-ell. it was on
the deck on this ferry boat that the
(“lodkstbook was found. llcr relatives
site was in .good health and had
lit 9 money with her and they arc
unable to account for her disuppcal
antic - ~
KILLED IN BOILER EXPLOSION.
El lit Other Men Seriously Injured In
",wark 0., while Testing Engine.
NEWARK Ohio April all-Reinhard
Scheidier. vice-president of the New-
ark Savings Bank and former owner
of the Newark and Granville Electric
men were. injured by a boiler explo-
sin‘l at the Scbeidler Machine shops.
he in tired are: liert Vlni badly
scolded: amca Cain. head injured:
James Markham. Machinist. body bruis—
ed: August Hess. left arm crushed;
William Jennings badly bruised; Em-
met Sisgel, head injured; Mr. Edgar
and his still. both of Bornsvilio, Ohio.
All the injured are expected to re-
cover. Scheidier and four employes
were testing on engine, when the boil-
or exp oded. Mr. Schiedler' a skull was
causing almost immediate
death No one is able to account for
the explosion, as tlieIJ bIoller appeared
to be in good condl
lNDICTMENTC FOR MURDER.
lNDlANAPOLIB, loll, April amni-
quarters of the United Mine Workers
that the grand jury had returned indict-
ments for the killing of Minor Hot-less
against Deputy United States Marshal
Dan Cunnlnghoin, Deputy Marshal
of the cool companies and Stewart
Hurst and Glint George, two guides
NEW HAVEN MAN IN DETROIT
‘ ‘ ' RIVER
DETROIT. Mich. April 30~The
body of a nun. Visa token out of the
Detroit river here last night A letter
was found on the body addressed to
Jon: Weir. 138 Noble street New it:-
you 'fConn The man was apparently
ed nearly 200 pounds.
lemon and arm e peel. and may our. -
E{ll suggest choslvss ':
ll kindling VI 1: those .
16-4»; man was lulled and Ill" sen»
pass at the etc siding.
: the trains did 1133631 post: another at
‘ atormville. and then proceeded.
Morning on on Eric ferry boat :
t sixty-live years of age. and ‘
\li
lousiy injured In a hold-on collision
between freight trains on the New
York. New liavon and Hartford Rail-
load at Btormville. Dutchsas County.
last night. The road It: a single track
had the two trains were ordoaod it:
as o
A
third train caused the collision.
“~ ...-.—.4.... “a“.
I. F. 111111111 ii 80
at the new store,
E’il Wall St Norwalk
have the largest ossortinent of
Choice Millicent De-
signed For Dress and
Outing~ Weai'
evcr shown in the Norwslks. All or-
der work‘ receives special and piompt
attention. '
6ATIOFACTI6N GUARANTEED
m not It lets.
it you. are 16:21:11); for the latest
styles. and deli Iin Willi Ps‘per.
hero is the pliiol: see it '
no No “6 “681 [mm
of the best artists “Pd lcareful manu-
facturers. The price? are within
reach of all.
70 ounce.
Window Shades. ‘
Picture Promos.
Painters' Supplleo,
Artists’-Mste:‘ihlIo'.
6R661IAL. “
“6%
White Curtain P01,“ with Fixtures
100.
Cloth Window shades. VIII), fringe
libs.
solid Brass Half Curtain Rods. a it
long, with fixtures, 10c.
Oil Cloth Binding, 10c box
PAINTING. PAfiIfiflI NANOINO.
DECORA
L. H. Décker
87 .Wsshington Street. '
South Not-walk, Conn
Telephone Connections.
School Taxes
UNION scams. DisTRIQT.
The taxpayers of the South Norwalk
Union School District are hereby not-
ided that the district as of one and
one quarter mills on the dollar laid on
the town assessment list of 1602; sis
In of June 190:, at the l'ronklin
Loy»: :cnooi son's: will b: on: and
Union School will.
Dated at South Norwolk Ant-11“ :21.
1903.
A STEAMIOAT FOR THE «NOR-
' WALK! ADIURID.
Noah was o great Inductor because
he hosted a linuted éorporstlon and
"m "it“. Thirst"; "’1‘ ‘21
the war as n i: n my
Noon conN do all this the Ndrwsiks
ought to bo‘ e to do” one steamboat.
Let eveky t together and try
Dibblck'l Medical:
MILLINET’RY
Its. F. E M
all West Washington St.
'I‘I on: Bank agents; In: one:
, here from Val Des.
meeting of the district held on do so ill
payable on the first lily of .1093.
so. which time i t tore-
celve some at. 811 son-Powell’s drug
store 82 Washington street. Penalty [
ot the role of run: ginger: o Imam
be charged on as one
TEA. Towns.
Collector of Taxes for South Norwolk
Ni
List of s Large Number of These Killed
st Ill-Ink, N. W.T, Yesterday.
PORTLAND. Ore” April Ill-A ops-
slid to the Oregonian from Frank N.
W. T., gives the names of Ilfty live vic-
tims of yesterday's disaster at the
Frank mines. as follows: Alexander
its. s merchantw wlfe and four soul:
Akroyd, a miner ‘and his .'A.
C'srk laborer, wife and five children:
.1. Strain driver; Andrew Gareoock.
trapper-:0 .WIllisnis miner wife and
three children; William Warrington
miner wife and six children; John Von
Dussn carpenter wife and two child-
ren; B. Summis,li‘. Bummis, B. Yeskii,
F Worrington D Foster James Grs
hon: laborer and wife; R. Watt. labor-
er: R Rochelle. laborer; Thomas De
lap. engineer: A. Tashgian weighmsn;
Joseph Brighton. .1. J. Scott Frank
Vouchon John McVeigh. J. Leonard all
employees of McVeigh a railroad con-
tractor
Fatally injuredz' Mrs. John Watkins
and Lester Johnson, aged fourteen.
ADOLICHING CIONAL MINE LOBBY-
HAZELTON. Plan GApril 30. —Presi-
dent William Dcltry, of the United
Mine Workers of the Seventh District
today. made public a resolution adopt
ed at the District Mine Workers' con-
vention. which adjourned last night
abolishing the system of lobbying at
the state capitol iii the Interest of mill
ing legislation because of its expense
and the poor results obtained. The
resolution calls upon all mine workers
to “arouse themselves to a true sense
of their duty as citizens," and in "re-
quest at the next session of the legis:
latllre the ease tent of such 1::in 3'
were recommend by the st'rilw com
mission and such other laws do will
give the mine workers the protection
their positions as underground tellers
warrant "
DROTHERHOOD CARPENTERS
CTR KE
WASHINGTON Apr lid—The strike
of the Brotherhood dirpenters employ
ed on the addition to the new Willard
Hotel in this city. inaugurated yestor
day cxtcndcd this morning to all men:
bore of the Allied Building Trades
working on the building and to the
taco outplayed in the construction of
the pumping station at the new loser
voir. Over three hundred men went
out. The strike was short-lived, how-
ever, the contract agreeing to re-
place the Amal sled carpenters
viih Brothelhood men and to employ
only Union hod carriers and slate roof-
chrIs Work on the building was resum-
c .
WOMEN STUDENTS AT STANFORD
STANFORD UNIVERSITY Calif.
April till—Now regulations in regard
to the admission of women students
Into the university have been announc-
ed The limit of 500 placed by the
founders of the university on the num-
ber of women students has been reach
od To keep the number down the
faculiy committee on registration has
ruled that no mode Women shall be ill
lowed to register as special siudonis.
The rule applies only“ to new appli-
cunts, end will meet the difficulty fer
the coming year. After August. 1904
another regulation will go Into oifoci
to prevent the registraiion of women
students on partial standing.
ANOTHER RAILROAD EXTENSION.
SEATTLE Wash, April 30. —-A
stretch of twenty-five miles of the pro
posed railroad from Val Ben to Eagle
City on the Yukon River will be con-
structed before another winter sets in,
according to Alfred 3. Elle, the pro-
moter of the mod. who has arrived
Ultimately it is
the intention of the‘ promoters to con
struct brooches one from the con
fluence of the Chittins and Copper riv.
,, Mans
Negligee Shirts
We have purchased some special bargains in soft-blunder. some
mer wear and others for everyday use. . I w‘.) -
LOT N0. 1—Comnriscs fifty doscu FineMadras Shirts, same .fobric-I - I
that is used in shirts sold at 81.
quality is they are made from the remnants 0: left overs
Tile lesson We can offer such it good
Evcrg pat
tern different
full-shaped size.
Also made with soft collar, faced sleeves. Freuch‘front,
'a perfect fitting Shirt.
6
50¢. _,
LOT NO, 2—Consists oi odds and ends in still bosom Shirts with sep-
arate cuffs, formerly sold at 8].
69¢
New designs; all marked one price,
, .
at.
.
"h 1
fi K
l - .
' . Settled , - >
t o 9 . o . 1 1 ' “
Dailies Ribbed Vests.
Friday at 12 noon, the sale opens. Saturday at 12 noon, it closes.
Every garment ls perfect. WE DO NOT CARRY sECONDS AT ANY
PRICE. ’
it's a rare chance for the women of The Norwniks and surrounding .
(OWNS:
Mail and telephone orders cannot be filled during this sale,
\
7m_.___ ..___.._ ._ __-‘.. W-
Seed Potatoes
and
Garden Seeds
A CARLOAD OF EACH JUST RE-
CEIVED.
F. 1'. Egalns'on
Painter and Decorator.
The Best "Work
at Reasonable
Prices We are sole agents for the lIseRoy
, " - Plow and Harding's Chick Food.
—PAMER$ SUPPLIEy' Flour, hay, grain, straw, etc.
_.._...._.
521111.163”: Street.
ALnB‘ianE
is a natural and durable stone base cc-
ment wall coating. to be used over any
solid‘ surface—plaster. wood ceiling,
brick or canvas in the place of paint.
wall paper and kslsomine for either
plain or ornamental work. Will not
links or scale or rub off Made ready
by simply adding cold water
Brewer. 8 Malone. "
22-24 Main Street ‘ Norwslk.
Shinto: iiirriiii
General Contractor.
sswsss AND sewsa connec-
rloua, wuss" WORK on ALL
KINDS. onsomo, nocx excava-
TION, mason WORK.
Small or Large Jobs of Any Kind.
ers to the nose in s placer district and
another down the Tasman to Fol
bonito. the Metropolis of the Tarzan:
Estimates Cboerfuily Given.
26 WoodSt.. So. Namath.
Normlk li’d’w’e Co.
34 Main St. Norwaik
CALL 58-2.
eymour sStore
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST”
”if
ASPARAGUS
Nice Home Cut Asparagus fresh every morning. New “in Beans. Cucumbers. Tomatoes, Ber-
muda Potatoes. Smwberrles. Spinach. Fresh Country Eggs, Elegant Sweet Rosy Butter, Delicious
Codes. Rich. High Grade Tess. Sweet Cream and Milk. Russet Apples, Bermuda Onions, Cora Nut ’
mes. Bar-Lemur. Jelly. (luau Jelly, Anchovies in Oil, Sardines. Olives, plain, pitted and stuffed,
Potted Moots in great varieties, Ferris Horns and Boneless Bacon.
We place before you the best goods at reasonable prices. It s a satisfaction' in knowing what
I good thing is, and when you test it you will have nothing else.
0. E. Seymour. Leading Grocer,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
W6 m to announce In the public of the Norwsllts. that r-
ws as now doing buSinsss ntou
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