Idiom. “Ital-sad Proprietor.
soar. usv as. him.
' Alumnae IMwTMOI‘I‘Ow.
‘riI‘III 4:88: Iota“ 7:18.‘
music 10:14 I. m.; 10:87 I m.
I do arming: reunions
‘3 A. IIIOflleI.
, IitngII Rosin.
”hm Norwaik.
IItIr'I ftIIiI'IInoI.
long been known that ants
A French traveler has die
,I new species of ant In Siam.
«It, I new trait he has never
Icon recorded. The creatures
small, of I gray color. and lived in
plIcIs. They traveled often and
trooII which seemed to be under the
direction aha commander who rode on
Iback. " M. Melssen, the French
who noticed this peculiarity, was
’ ted to these groups by discover-
It each com any contained a
W Int that traveled more rapidly
It“ the others. Observing them more
closely, he noticed that each large ant
Itwsys carried I small gray ant upon
Ito buck, though the remainder of the
poop- were on foot. This mounted ant
cold ride out from; the line, travel
swiftly along the column from head .to
rear. apparently overlooking their
maneuvers. M Melssen concluded from
what he saw that this species of ant
, whiie on its travels, is under the direc.
‘tlon of a. commander, though such “ant
hordes" as the general rides must be
‘- rare and valuable, for he scarcely over
Guild more than one mounted out In I
colony. ,
Governor Jefferson Davis, of Arkan-
- III has announced himself a candidate
for a third term, urging that the will
of the people was not carried out by
f the last I slaturc. and likewise ask-
ing I personal vindication. Governor
I, Davis has I perfect right to run for
third term,s the Arkansas Ga-
‘Qtte. “grid the Incite hereby prom
.fl loos him fair "and just treatment: but
I {I‘ve cannot concede that the legislature
loft unfulfilled enough pledges of the
. last Democratic platform to give him
. hounds for again being a candidate.
There is some money left in spite of
the talk that it has all been "soaked
< up." The applications for the Trans-
vaal loan 0% ,8175, 000,000 included 145
. of 85, 000. 000 ‘;ea_o‘. There wete nine
. ‘ applications for a’tnopnts exceeding 85.-
' 2 000.000, but not exceeding 850, 000, 000.
fiva for more than $25, 000 000 each, but
not exceeding«850.000.000, five for nine
" cunts beyond-800,000,000. but not etc
i, .. needing $100,000,000; and four applica-
tion for amounts between $100,000,000
and $150, 000 ,000 '
At one time It looked as if the Board
, of Health of Chicago would get the
, death rate down to ,nothing but people
It“! die thei'e.. neumonia has made
_ I?! almost epidemic proportions there.
'08 the 5,841 deaths from all causes in
two months. 22 per cent. or 1,186, were
1%,. this cause. As many 'as‘ four
deaths have Occurred In one family,
Ind in one lunatic? six friends who at
handed the funeral of a victim ware fa-
1'35 .90
‘ . and Friday, goods called
and delivered. “
Phone 104-2.
Iain Etroct, WI- Madison Street.
can m. Incas.
acne.
lawman-mum
whit-I'll. [innate
Whuboflgmnasy
Continued from m’lrlt Page.
I fly with his left hand while run-
ning It full speed
The full score follows:
A A O.
A' ND ‘0 is
damn. I. 1..
Kelly.‘s. I.
CIhIiI. 2b.,
Gosdropskl. l. f.,
Mink. ”I L . .
Caney. lot. 0..
McOrIth. 30., '
McQullru In. lb. ., =.
Toms, :‘ ,' 'knsl
T. Powers. 80..
Mots, c.f...
Brill. 3b., ’
Bycr, l.f.. _ -
R. Powere,-lb:,
Berger, Int.
J. Day. r.f.,
Bruton. c...
Coopman. p..
:5
=3
'6'
... . .
enaceap‘I—ac
Hbucc—U—RQQ}
caéfiuccuees
GHOGW'QHI—
"Ionics—cucesa
“‘
:-
ace—eecwafi
Totals. 0 ll 24 11
Score by innings:
RE (i ..... .4 l 0 0
Bronx .......... 003100100—5
Earned runs, R t 0.1; Bronx, 2; two
base hits. Mots, Brutpn and Dowd:
three base bit. Meta: double play. Ber- I
gar, T Powers and R. Powers; bases’ .
on balls, of! Dowd. 1; off Coopman, 5; ,
«truck out. by.- Dowd, 8; by Coopmau 5:
stolen bases. .l. Day. 1; T. ,Powers, 1;
Meta: i; hit by pitcher. by Coopman, 1:
(passed balls. Bruton. 1: wild pitch.
Coopmnu. I; left on bases, R & G. 8:
Bronx. 8; time of game. 1 hour. thirty
minutes; umpire Thomas F. Weich.
M' KIBBINS WiN AGAIN.
'DOYOItOd Lockwood Manufacturing Co.
. by Ecora of is to 8.
A large crowd wttnessed the game
of baseball It the Baxter Grounds, last
Saturday, and were treated to I good
old fashioned game of baseball, replete
with pins that were of the hair-Isis
lag. .bad and indifferent variety.
The cKibbins had for their guests the
team of the Lockwood Manufacturing
00., and, barring the first inning, treat-
ed them to large goose eggs.
The game started with the Lock-
woods II the bat, and in I very short
time they rolled up a score of six runs
and ‘t lento! as though the G. N. Mc-
nibb as were going to be slaughtered.
but they came back with a vigor that
surprised the spectators, and rolled up
:20. 1001. - >
news. .. ' Illiam sleeve. than I
intended pitcher. struck out a son
men and Bowman. Loekwmd's.
struck out 8. The twins were
Moore and Kendrick, Bowermsn and
Fisher. The teams will cross bats
again on June 0.
Little Giants, It; CreIs Itrsst “are. I.
The Little Giants and the Cross
Street Stars played a game of ball. last
daturday afternoon on .tho Concord
street lot, and the former team won by
the score of eleven to nine.
TRIOLA ELECTROCUTEO.
Five Cheeks NIIIIIIry to End Life of
. MIn Who NKIIIIII sweetheart.
OSSINING,N Y.. May 15 «Antonio
Tri II was put to death in the electric
r in Bing Slug prison today. Five
shocks were necessary to cause death.
State Electrician Davis said It was
harder to kill a thin wiry man like Til
III by tlb electric current than a stout
one. as in the case of the thin man
there are not enough tissues to convey
the fatal cu rent quickly to a vital part.
Mr. Davis lso said that Tricola had
thick greasy hair. which resisted inc
current. He received the first shock
at 6:08 a. in. After four more shocks
had been given It brief intervals he
was pronounced dead.
Antonio Triola shot and killed Ma-
mic Cereli, ayoung Italian girl who
was I theatrical performer In I small
Italian theatre In the East Side. New
York. The Irl had refused to marry
’l‘i'iola. On I night of March 5. 1901,
be In in wait for her and fired three
shots at her, as she and her mother
were on their way home from it their
ire. The girl (lied, 'l‘rioia find, but was
captured. lie was convicted on April
BLUE LAW ENFOROED.
DInbury Fruit Stores and Ice Cream
Parlors CieIId Yesterda .
DANBURY. May 25.~The o d Con
nocticut, blue law lolatlng to Sunday
closing of stores was rigidly enforced
here yesterday. Fruit stores Ind Ice
cream parlors were unable to do busi-
ness because of a warning sent out by
the police during the week that an at
tempt to open such stores would result
in arrests. The poisons elicited by
the order threaten that they will In-
sist that every place of business In the
city he closed hereafter if the present
order to continued In force
————L—-—————~—._
WANT. CHARTER OAK PARK.
HARTFORD, May 25. —-E E. Smsth
ers, of New York, owner of Lord Dei-
by and other Well known horses. is
a score of five runs for themselves
For the next two innings neither side I
scored either a hit or run, but In the
ionith the McKibhlns rallied and aud- 1
ed three more to their score In the I
fifth inning they gave as pretty an ex
hibltlon of bat ng and base running
as anyone want to see The first man
upwent out on I fly to the outfield and
then followed one, two and three-base
line in rapid succession until eight ma
rooushad crossed the plate. in this
inning, Keyworth of the McKibblns.
electrified the crowd by stealing home
while Schofleld was returning the ball i
to Weiseii. ,
The features of the game were the
heavy batting of Creagh. Stevens and
Keyworth. the latter’s base running
and the gilt-edged pitching of Nichols
after the first inning. The some teams
,will soon meet again. The McKibblns
expect to have ._a game for Decoration
Day morning. but It has not as yet
bocnannounced who their opponents
will he.
The diamond on the Baxter hold has
been greatly Improved by a partial
r: ‘fl’lll‘lfi and will be further improved
i
i
I
by Ibo Illit'ulfl". ball players then)
se'ves. ’
The drum . .0, of the G. N. McKib
bin Mann lL'o;, under the lead
Worship of Prof; ‘ ' .‘Iocom an
led the players “outlined esce lent
music.
Following lozfi score of the game:
* “z McKihbinI.
. I ‘ . . AB R H A PO
’Creagh 8b.,
()raw 9b.,
Knorr. c..
Nichols. p..
Burdsall l. f.
Keywor ,1b.,
\
HOH‘COWNH
Hlfimflflciflw‘
cwuuuwmdh
eewOOMNNN
fl
cmeecccu¢E
Smith, c. f.,
”vii
48 18 18
Lockwoeds.
AB R H
u
gynoldsm)’ 3b.,
novan.2
Heifrou. as",
lockwood, r f.,
Mills, 1b.,
Driseoli. i.f.,
Brown. 0. f.,
Sehodeld c..
Weiseit p..
APO
nhshsbfisbobaq'm
NGHNHHl-INEO
HMOOMG$2H€3
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5'
Score by innings:
McKIbbins. 5 0 0 8 l 0 1—18
backwoods, 600000000—6
Summary: Earned runs; McKibbins
5,1nckwoods 8; two-base hits, Stev—
ens; threobsse hits. Creagh, Key-
was
wi—
negotiating for the purchase of Char-
lei Oak Park Andy Watch the pres
i-nt owner, and Mr Smatliers went to
New York last night. and it is expect
cd that the signing of the papers in
I«.oniplote the deal will take place at
uuic. Mr. Smatliers has had a string
of horses at the Park of late and It is
understood to be his intention to bring
all his horses hole for training. As
Mr, Weldcii has expended much money
in tho lmpimcment of the pink during
his ownership. the announcement today
that he is about to dispose of the prop-
«qty 0 has been a surprise to his
on s. ’
ITRWING LABORER FINED 85.
SOUTH MANCHESTER. May 25.—
l.eo Tort. one of the five men arrested
Satuiilay when slr-lklug laborers ai-
teiupied to prevent some itallans from
confirming work on Chenev Brothers
escrvoir nos fined 85 for drunkenness
and 8l0 for breach of the peace today.
Later the larger line was remitted The
.Ises against the other men were noll-
oil. it appearing from the evidence that
Tort was the leader of the gang
-.-—_...._._._...
PASHIONB.
cellar and cuffs of while linuu trim a
'ress of dark blue brillianline.
it is said that soda is not injurious if .
used in conjunction with sugar when
Inning rhubarb and fruits in which
there is much acid, and that when it is
used less sugar is required to make the
fruit sufliciently sweet.
The woman who does not have I sup
ply of neat separate skirts this season.
must be very careless of her appear-
ance, for she could not possibly plead
price as I barrier. There never was I
season when lightcolored wool skirts
Sicilian and wash skirts could be
bought for so little money.
The fad for single blossoms or
branches of blossoms for decorating
minim has extended to the person. The
bridesmaid who is quite up-lo-date will
carry I single rose. a queen of Its kind.
from the stem of which will be sus
pended a shower of ribbon knots the
b2“ color as the binding of the prayer
Ik Into which the rose is caught.
The "Cooking Club" gives a recipe
for strawberiy salad which is very ac-
ceptable to people who do not like
cumin with fruit.‘ It is made .by or-
ran ng the berries in a glass dish and
an nklingover them powdered sugar
and a very little nutmeg. Add one
glass of maraschino and a glass of or-
ange nice. Just before serving mix
the . it lightly, being careful not to
broil: it
When canning fruit I great man!
housekeepers keep a pan of boiling wa-
worth, EIIIventI; struck out. by Nich-
.-ols 7, Weinelt 7; bIsII on bal
I edit 4.‘ Ni
‘ileid 4. Umpigesil. Davidson. it Burks.
Freeman Art Prints, 18: Store. 8.
The Freeman Art Prints defeated the
Stars,“ lent Norwalh bronco!» Imof
is to 6 a the Harlow var Gator-
Y‘asr. mammmsmm
lease. Norms High school. butthe
latter faifIt!‘ WW The lineupl
iwas‘:
bze c‘. Bl nmeb’! "9
laf.:8.nai1iss;b 1mm; on.
.‘.Baraea.s I.: D. Voik,8b.; 0. Helen;
l.lf.;F.PtriIfIrd. ILL: l‘.
- ArtPrlntI—H. flickers“.
*23.Miet,8b.;1..fnartrame..,
Wilbur Ireland. a; w. Killer, 8b.:
Horton. in: C. erIhL l. fan. INIIII.
's;s.;AHestIa,I-.f .
Cornelius m
Scorer. Chas. Davis. Time of me. first brought to the same degree of heat
. 1 hour and ii minutes. III the fruit which is
Keene. r.f. ,
ter on the stove into which they dip
he Wei- I each can and cover before filling the ‘
Ll‘ DID-Gil hill. Soho fruit. This thev do becauIe they think
the cans lens likely to break if Ihey are
to be put into
ibein. But there Is and her reason for
so heating the cans which‘ is more im-
portant. This is to sterilise them.
Ilise your cans and with new will
rubbers you can hardIy help be-
lag sueoefiful with your: waned fruit.
An Interesting fad has arises out of
an IreI originated by I New York so-
I“? women. can the “California La-
d IfIgIIIne.” She gave I dinner to
“Iggy-I a celebrities-1mm". ac-
ll‘ pencil Ind questIdthIiI
cave thdr autograph
Ia ill-mm attire piano
Mirna more:
mewloth ’
Hoyt’s.
Theatre.
OOMINGI'
Wind, Rain. or Shine!
Sig.
Sautelie’s
Bigz ring'ts‘c R. R.
oi'Rst
Menagerie, _ Hiifiodromo ‘E
Hiatorioai Wildwoot
will Inhibit at
5 NORWALK
on tho ohm-noon and cunning of
Tues , Jyne 2
“.0;
.0. Nero Earth’sflnly
~ Riding-Lion
to. Our’Marvolbu‘n.
63-Horso' Act
liiiii % lliili hilt
Biaty- -thrII hIIutIfui members If the
equine race enter one ring Ind perform
a series of complex evolutions with the
precision of Ioanany soldiers.
Boo the world's greatest Arsnlc. Ac-
robatic, Gymnastic. Equillhrlatic, Aar-
isliatie Athletic Artists. Acton and
OIiIbr ti”.
MONBTER FRWITREET PARADE,
at to I. on. Tuesday. June 2:
The shows win when on on
BAXTIR- GROUND: '
on Woodward Avenue;
sru snake saunas
PIONIO
, moon by the
lists ‘ Busty.
NORWALK FAIR OROUNDO.
MINOR! DAY.
My 88.
ORANO ‘A‘I'IACTIONI:
Horse ftIIII Bicycletltaees. Ban Game
Whomhfltofin Ind'fto
11 by the famous Roman Band. of New
York. ' ' ..
Dancing from 5 till 11:80. ,
Don‘t miss the Grand Fireworks Die
mplay in the e
Tickets Is centi’hihiren under 1:.
18 cents. . ,
Rakes. Forks. flees. OMII
Slicers. .
nurturing necessary to
perform . easily. garden
work.
Norwalk m’W’e Co.
34 Main St. Norwalk.
MIMI II A Illiillllll-Pul
but before you tie up take out a policy
with the Conn. Gen‘l Old Line Ins, Co.,
of Hartford.
FRED H. FIELD. GIII'I Agent.
United Bank Bldg,
80. Nerwslk.
School Taxes
UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT.
The taxpayers of the South Norwslk
Union School District are hereby not-
ified that the district tax of one and
one quarter mills on the dollar. laid on
the town assessment list of 1902 at a
meeting of the district held on t a 3d
day of June, 1902, at the Franklin
street school house. will be due and
payable on the first day of May, 1903.
at which time I shall be ready to re
cclve same at Stillson-Powell's drug
store, 82 Washington street. Penalty
at the rate of nine per cent. a year will
be charged on and after June 1, 1903.
F. A. TOLLES.
Collector of Taxes for South Norwalk
Union School District.
Dated at South Nei'walk. April 22.
1008, an to it
Gregory’s Point
SHORE DINNERB AND SEA FOOD
OF ALL KINDS, COOKED
TO ORDER.
BATHINO AND FISHING.
BATH HOUSES TO RENT IY SEA-
SON.
J. B 0" ULLliiAli Prop
ORDER OF NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. ss.,
bate Court. May 23. A. D., 1903.
Whereas, written application has
been made to this Court for the admis-
sion to probate of a certain written in—
strument as and for the will of Mary
F. Trowbridgc, late of Wilton, in said
district deceased, and for administra-
tion with said will annexed of the. es-
tate of said deceased
Ordered That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Office in Norwalk, on the 3d day of
June. 1903, at 9 o'clock forenoon; and
that public notice hereof be given to
all persons Interested therein by pub-
lishing this order in a newspaper haw
log a circulation in said district, at
least five days before said day of hear
ing
HENRY W. GREGORY.
m25 it Judge.
$583.: ever heard II a boarding
houhe landlady complain of a boarders
poor appetite.
I:
Pro.
chant.
four shillings each.” etc.
Two Brooms to one customer.
what. They are made to retail at 1
1m 1 ONLY.
Five to a customer.
Friday Next
is the day before 0 holiday, making it really a Saturday to the mar ‘
Our usual Friday Special Sale will be supported with some of
the most wonderful bargains ever on sale in the retail world.
A gentleman of London once made a wager (with a friend) that
he could offer fifty Gold Sovereigns for sale at four shillings each and not
sell them. He placed them on a table and started in. ‘
tlemen, this is the greatest opportunity of your life, Gold Sovereigns at
After three hours of diligent talk he sold one.
People would stop, look, grin, and pass on.
"Bluff." “Fake," and such like comments.
Five Dollar Gold Pieces for One Dollar, but our first special is:
CROWN BROOMS, NO. 6.
(Union made),
Probably you know the stock that this number contains
standard grade. sold in the retail market at 30c FRIDAY ONLY,
15 CE NTS
SPECIAL NO. 2.
Women's Lisle Finished Vests, square and V neck.
direct from the mill in bundles, as boxes would advance the price some-
10c E ACH.
WATCH THIS AD. FOR THE OTHER FRIDAY SPECIALS.
“Ladies and Gen-
”Too good to believe."
Now we are not soiling Gold
Tili‘y are it
These vests arc
9c and 25c. some being lisle. Fill-
Hotel Hamilton
Dining Room
NOW OPEN
Thoroughly renovated and up in
date. Cuisine uiiexcclleii. Rules SI
per day and upwards according in
rooms, or table board very reasonable.
Under the management of
MRS. l. G. HAMILTON.
BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH.
from 12 to 2 o'clock,
for 35¢.
MiLLihERY
MRS. F. E. COLEMAN.
WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
OLD BANK BUILDING,
NO
(lull and see our Children's School
lists at 2.30 and 500. regular bargains:
also it lllli.‘ of fillies hand made hats
can not be equalled for the money.
24
—Phone 138-5——
on
Super Cured Shoulders.
i
i
i
i
'11ch and lean. per lb. lO'e.
! ...
l
1
South Nerwslk.
CALL 594.
33 WEST WASHINGTON s'r.
~=
ymour’SStore
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
The picnic days are here, and we are here with all the Picnic Supplies and Summer Novelties
to be found in the market: Delicious Co'fice, Sweet. Rosy Butter, thc' Franco-American .Pottcd
Beef. makes I delicious sandwich :Fraaco-American Soups in large, medium or individual sized cans,
Boned .Chickcn and Turkey. Lunch Ham, Potted Ham. Lunch Tongue, Lamba' Tongues in glass,
Anchovies, Bar-Lc-Duc Jelly. Guva Jelly. Pate Foiesgras. Stuffed Dates, full variety of Heinz' Pick-
les, both sweet and sour, Fruit Syrups for delicious drinks, Sardines, Olives and Sauces.
We have everything to tickle the palate and make you to eat whether you want or not.
Fresh Garden Vegetables daily. Strawberries. Pineapples. Oranges. Lemons and Bananas.
When you want the Beat' In the Market, you are sure to get it here.
C. E. Seymour, Leading Grocer,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
W
20 Retail “ "’ “ fl “ '”W 20 Retail
Star-I Stores
E Gallons Kerosene Oil 600.
No ‘tdoubw u are burning your oil stoves these hot days and using great quantities of all why pay 70 and
7 c for 5 gall when you can perch ace the same at our stores for 60¢? Bring In your oil cans and have them
8 led or let us know and we will call for your can and deliver it for you
FINEIT ELOIN LREANERY BUTTE R. PER POUND . . . . . .; .. 2 . . . . . . . ....................... ............ 25o
VERYGOOD DAIRY IUTTENPER POUND.....~:.~ ..... ......................... 21o
nun ruis LII'I' or III IARGA me:
5 in. package Bison Oats. with 12: can Bast Tomatoes.
eMtv Gina and Sm" ms. 21: like. ceaspuosro, 12c can last PIII,
We soon lining. 5c the but Breakfast Food on FM! Stuffed 00m. Wt“: 106
III can RI‘I 15c Fancy Plain Olives, bottle, 10::
the can VON" has, to: the market. I cakes Ozone Soap for 28o
180 can lift: , ‘ , - Good White Rice. lb. 80
Its can Isnisa Pears, 10e "Gilli" 9"“ '56 Balst Iain. crew-$2 . a
do Go 0 coal Iour. “
“mm a, Whalm i ruin ants. Ins scenes. "I“ 3 mm m.
PM New York Grocery Co.
It
Is
10c
7a
flu 1‘
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