SATURDAY. MAY 3‘... .993.
THE SOUTH. "NoaiWALié EVENINC SENTINEI:
<1 AT -:- LANE’S 11
Phone l65-5
””WOWO“OOOMO”
Ice Cream that you
will enjoy eating.
Absolutely Pure.
STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE
WITH WHIPPED CREAM.
«mooownuomomu
5 I Washington St.
.0111 11111 1111113.
’Ihe local post 1111111- will 1los1- for
the day at 11 11'11111'k.
Attorney John Keogh was 111 Bridge-
port, ’l‘hursday 1111 business.
Lloyd Jennings, ('1' Tracy. will spend
today 111111 Sunday 111 his home in West 1
street.
I". 1.. (‘omstork and family, of New!
(‘annan are now 1'1-siding at. Hickory.
Illul‘t
’l‘he annual meeting of the (‘1'1111111111'
school 1lis11"11t 11111 be 111-111 Tuesday
night.
A yachting suit of white
trimmed 11'1111 1111 11111111111111.
linen.
A number of Norwalk students went .
In New York last night to spend 1111-1
holiday.
Mts. William (‘1111151111'11 111111 daughter
of New 171111111111. are visiting 111 Nor--
walk for 11 week,
The s1-I1'1'tm1'11 will settle town obli— ‘
gations Monday. that being the first?
week day 111 the month.
Grant Anderson has secured 11 11—
1'1-use as a marine engineer and his
friends are congratulating him.
.\ number 111' Norwnlk stores have'
llieir windows draped with American"
flags in honor 11f 511-1111111111 Day. 1
The Misses Council of I.‘1 11anf11r11
l‘laeei have gone 11) Newtown (1.11111
for 11 few days' vis with relatives.‘
\ meeting of Eureka Rebekah 1.1111111“,
11'.1. 111'111 lest 1-'-11 Hing. in ()1111 It‘ll-111's .’
111111 liontine I111s1111ss was transatl-
(‘II. 1
John (‘1111111111 and 11 party 111' friend-1‘
1111111 llanbury 5111” today in Mr. (‘11~I
bana‘s auxiliary boat for a cruise. to
Newport. l
Mr. and Mis George l-",1111l 111" Newl
1111'11 .111' sp1 11111111: 311-1111111111 11.11'11'11111
Mr and Mrs 111-'11111111 Snyde' 01!
1511111111111 r11‘1'1-1_ i
'l'11111111'1'11w. 111-111g \Vhitsiii11lay. there
11'111 be ast-rond celebration 111‘ 1111- Holy
('11111mnnion in Trinity Church. at 1111-
ll :1 111.. scrv-i1e. I
~"1he industrial Savings and 1.01111.
l'ompany is u 1'1111s1r'11tli113 institutton
and loans all its monev 1111 the best
first mortgage security. namely; im-
proved city real estate. Willi 11-11
years' experience and the finest 1'1-1'-
111'11. 11 is appealing strongly 111 1111-111
investors and depositors,
'l'he Norwalk Boston Store and 'I'ris- 1
tram and Ilyutt‘s kept open till 11.
o'clock last night. and will 1'1-main.
closed all 111‘ today.
The yacht Ayll, owned by I-lx-(‘om
111111111111 A. 112. (Thasmar. has 111-on
launched, 111111 the iniprovetucnts will
be entirely completed 111 a few days.
The committee from the New York
canvas Is
of white
and Norwalk Steamboat tompnny
leave this morning for Hampton
Roads. \‘11.. where they will inspect
1111- steamer Hampton.
'1'111- 11 o'c-I111k 11.11n out of New lork
last night was 111 two Stations owing
to the great crowd. lg first section
11 hieh consisted of f' 1 een cars. left'
with 8011 passengers '11 mard.
1\I)II1"1l M1Arlliste..lan11-s \\ 1111111-1
and a p111t1' of 1111- 1111s started down the
11111"I1111 nt 4 11'11111'11 this morning. to got
flshing.1hose who 11111 not go pre-
dict that there will not be fish onough'
left to breed from. 1
(‘l1ar11-s Lindeberg is suffering from
an injury to his left hand. which he
sustained one night this week while
at work at 1111- South N11"walh freight
“-IIIIIS. IIe '1111'1111111-11 111 stop 11 1'31‘
and 111111 his hand crushed.
Judge Joseph R. Taylorwas1-111111s1-.1
in the divorce 111111 eedmgs. of Katl1e1— -
inc (‘.. Burns 1's. Edgar J. Burns. both
of Stamford. The divorce was granted
and with the right for the plaintiff to
change her name to Katherine C. Gill
News has been received of the death '
of Mrs. Louis Drucker widow of con-
stable Drucker. who was killed by
Jacob Sheelc while attempting to ar—
rest him for Illegal liquor selling. on -
.11111, 25. 1887. Mrs. Drucker died at-
her home In Bridgeport on May 3.
The annual parade and picnic 111 the-
Italian independent Society will be
held today. the parade starting at 10
o'clock from the. headquarters in Ely
avenue. At the Fair Grounds in the
afternoon and evening there will be
bicycle and horse races. concert. dan-
iing. etc. If a good time is desired
all should attend.
The ease of lhe South Norwalk Sav-
ings Bank against Frank Seaman. et.
111.. was before Judge Case. at Bridge-
port. yesterday. The matter was a
motion to foreclose by sale. Judge
(‘nse reserved decision. The attorneys
in the case were Light. Keogh, Taylor
and Warner. The property in action
is that known as the “White Place." In
Rowayton,
ONE HUNDRED PER CENT.
Property holders are pleased to
know that they can buy a paint for
their buildings that Is composed of
one hundred per cent. pure goods—
Lead. Zinc. Linseed OII. Turpentine and
Dryer—nothing more,» Sold subject to
chemical analysis. Bhéh In the Col-
onial Paint. Noam good for your
barn lld good enough for your house.
For sale by Fox Cycle and Hardware
'llillll and the colored boy 1111111 11 car
j 111111111-11 by
1'111' 111111 as 111 1111- reason why William
1 day morning.
‘girl.
1 holdilig them 1'111' ransom.
jl1-11gn1- 111' fortune tellers were workout
".with the kidnappers to get blackmail
from parents of 1111- stolen girls.
1-1'111 arrests are promised.
:1'1111111-as111-11.
, 11111111111 sp1111- 1111-.
wedding.- ~I'l1ilade1phia Press.
marrying it around
- week 111' more?"
. '11111-1-1111-1115.
. Scanty 111' Painful Periods. Tumors oi
'in the Buclr and 1111’
suffering daughters I wtil explain a
GALLIVAN'S SISTER TESTIFIES.
Show: That the Defense Intends to
Claim an Alibi Again In This Trial.
NORWICH. M111 211. will the 11111-11-
lng 111‘ the afternoon session the 111--
tense opened its ease by calling W111»
ter “hack. a fourteen year-11111 boy who
lives near 1111- (11111111111 farm 111111 who
II-slliled that 1111 1111- Mir-111111111 of 1111-
111111'111-1' 111- 11111-1 coming home from
; 111-1111111 111111 that 111- Incl William (111111-
11111 driving home cows,
about i 11'1-l11111.
Miss Kate (iallivan, sister 111 1111- 111'-
1'ns1-1I, was 1111- 111-111 witness. and she.
It was just
I was 1111 1111- witness stand for 1111- re-
‘ mainder of the afternoon.
Ily 111-r tes-
timony 1111- defense showed that they
intend to claim an 1111111 again 111 this.
trial. She told of William going to)
Norwich 1111 the morning of the mur-
der. of his returning about it 11'1'1111'11‘.
how 111- then went to bed utter eating
his breakfast: how he rose about
11'1-1111'11 111 the afternoon and talked
11'1111 some callers for a time: how he.
went out 111sh11111 a partridge and came
back to the house about 4 o'clock: that
he 1111-11 stayed 1111111111- house 1111111 sup-
per time, which was about 1'1 (1'1-lock;
that 111- was 1111- first one I11 leave the
table and that he got his 1111111 111111 111111
went 11111 111 1111- house; that he and
‘11'1111111111-1' 111-1'1111111111111-11 the witness
11111 the 11111 women who had 111-1-111-1111-
1111: 1111.11- street 1'111'11111-z that 1111- 11'11-
ment 111-11' to Norwich 111111 111111 “'11-
.1
11
1'111' New London to see 1111- IIIl'M' light.
Miss (11111111111 was closely cross- ex-
Slate's Attorney Lucas 11s
to certain testimony she had given 11'
1h.- eoroner's hearing and as 111 how
111- fixed the time 111 1111- various in
11111-11ts 111‘ the day. 111- dwelt 1-sp1-1"
iaily on the time of 1111- taking of the
and Wormsley left the party before
they 1'1‘111'111-11 the h‘hnmway 111111 e.
Th:- 11'1111 was adjourned 1111111 Tues-
KIDNAPPING YOUNG GIRLS.
NEW YORK. May "Ill Following in—
vestigation 111' 1111- disappoarance 111’
Louise lliviniero, 11 tilte1-11~y1-111'-1111l
1111- police announced today that
they 111111 discovered 111 “Little ltuly" 11
band 111' men who were 11111111111: 11 1111s-
iness of kidnapping young girls and
They say a
guy.
QUEER HONEYMOON.
Solomon the judges 1"111111111 butler.
111111 111-.11 married and 11' as granted .1
11-11 11.11's'11-1111- of absence in honor
111 the 1-'-11nt ll surprised his master.
tl11-r'111111- In see hi s 1111111-1 11111111111111
to his usual duties l111- 11111 after his
wedding
"Why. 111111' is this. Solomon‘,” 1111-
"I thought you 111-1'1'1111'
1111 your honeyuunul."
“N11 sah. \':1111 we. I 1'1'1'1111111-11 11111
sol 111st Haiti 111-.111
along.‘ .
11111 where is your wife Ainanda'f"
"\\"11111.s11h. sl11-‘s11t’f11111111'111-1111111-1'.
moon herself dis time. When she gets
11111-1. 11.11‘1hings is regular like. I'll just
take my parl 111‘ 111- 11'1-1l1lin' trip 1111' lot
111-1' mind around 111-1111 while I'm gone."
—-l’hilnd1-lpl1ia Ledger.
Miss lllugorew I want some 1'11-1-. You
have it for sale. hare you 11111'.‘
(11'111'1-1'~-Y1-s. liiiss. of course; two
,1tllllills for seven eeuls. 111'—~-~-
Miss Illngort- -(1117 I must have 1111-
'nost expensive 1111111: it's 1111' 11 swell
"(‘.1-11rg1-.doi1't forget to mail this l1-1-
ler. What can I 1111 to prevent your
with you for :1
"Mail It ymlt‘selfl my dear." ('11'1'1'
laud Plain 111-:111113
A NOTRE DAME LADY.
I will send free with full Instructions
.111111- 111’ this simple preparation for the
~11r1- of 1.1-111'111'1'11111-11‘ l'i1'1-r11li11n. Ills
l-‘aillug of 1111- 111111111.
iirowlhs 11111 Flashes. Desire to (‘1',1'.
(‘reeping Feeling up the 81111115 I’ain
1‘1-male Troubles.
to all sending address. To mothers of
Successful Home Treatment. If you
'-1-11111- 111 continue it will only ellsl
about 121-1-111s a 11 1'1-11 to guarantee a
'.Itre I do not wish to 1:111 11'11 anv-
thing. '1 lo” other sni‘feiers of it that
Is all I ask Address Mrs, M Sum
me.1's Box 373-. Notre Dame. Ind.
CLEARANCE SALE OF
MUSIC
'SA TURDA Y and MONDA Y
5 00 copies of up-to-"date
music, 5c copy.
6 for 25c.
Flags for Decoration Day.
Coleman’s
NEWS ROOM.
10 North Main St., 80. NOrwalk.
Agent for A. (1. Spanldlhg's
[last-ball Goods.
Watchthisipace
A Trust Company is preferable to
Individual trustees. because it possess-
es every quality of dealt-111111.0- which
the individual lacks. to wit:—
lt I: Unvarlably on Hand
During Buslnoss Hours and
Can be Consulted at All
Times.
The SOUTH NORWALK
00.. South Norwnlk; Norwnik Hand
wanNot-wnll 1' -
TIIIIS’I GOIPAIIY
OUR GREAT GUARANTEE: SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK.
Holiday Wears.
Memorial Day next Saturday’ Don' I wait until the
last minute to get the 'huarables you need Everything
you ought to wear is here but shoes.
Outing suits of homespun and flannel. coat and trou-
sers. light-weight and light in price. real comfort has
never cheaper, 5 5 to $10 the suit.
Separate flannel trousers, turned up at bottoms, belt
straps, loose and comfortable, $2.50 to $4 .00.
Belts from 25c to $1.50.
Negligee shirts with plain or plaitea' bosoms. cuffs at-
tached or detached, a wonderful variety of rte?» patterns.
$1 to $2.
Straw hats in smart shapes, 25c to $4. Fancy vests.
fancy hosiery. neck-wear and Summer underwear.
STORE WILL BE OPEN LATE FRIDAY NIGHT. AND WILL CLOSE
SATURDAY AT 12 O'CLOCK.
D
souru NORWALK.
Tel. 0311,32-2.
NORWALK.
fret. Call, 444.
WWW
l POULTRY FEEDS.
We have just unloaded a car of Barley Grain which in
a most excellent hen feed. and it's cheap. 11': a good feed
for cattle or hogs, In our opinion, better than corn. Other
feed: for poultry are:
1
HO Poultry Pratt's Food ,
Hominy Millet Seed
Wheat Corn and Cr, Corn
Gluten Sun-Flower Seed
Chick Manna
If at any time what i have to offer is not what you’d
like to have, I will endeavor to obtain the goods and on-
ly charge the price you ought to pay.
'BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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GRADURTION PHOTOGRIPHS
In all the Latest Styles.
ART PORTRAITS In PLATINUM.
of spoho cal
NEW DISPLAY on an hbl
E. M. JACKSON.
53 Wall Street. Norwulk.
Oppo-Itoflotpl.
I work‘now
Itlon.
Slulngs by appointment
or 10 to I2 111.: 2 to O'p'. m
’r/nn ___r_/
“1):”! 11' no It. '.ttl' h '1/ [lie I'. ileIIIIU‘ A0717?!
[\U U111\
Kodaks and Cameras
Also' large lino offresh supplies at
WILLIAM F. BEERS
Photographlc Supplies
49 WALL STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
CABINET SIZE,
$2.75 doz.
YOU CANNOT GET BETTER QUALITY.
LEWIS. N Main Street. Norwalk.
' "llastt'. 111111113 llastc."
llut there are “exceptions to e1ery rule." Haste .111 have your eyes cor-
reeled, is the bright and shining exception to this one.
HOMER B. HOYT, REFRACTING OPTICIAN,
Room 9 United Bank Building South Nor-walk. Conn.
01111-11 hours 8 to 11: 45' 12: 45 to 6:30. Saturday evening: 7-.9
Special Appointments at convenience of patrons.
Wedding Rings
Plain. Oval and Tiffany Styles.
H. S. ROOD,
16 South Main Street. South Nor-walk. Conn
Coal
No. 2 Nut delivered at $5.110 per
ton. All other sizes In stock at
$6. 25 delivered}
RAYMOND BROS.
‘ 1111111111 Cano Colorado and (‘iudad Hol-
Soap
IMPORTED
CASTILE SOAP.
Small Cakes, 51:
Large Cakes, 100
Large liars, 501:
A FULL LINE OF TOILET
SOAP.
Williams' 'l‘ur Soup for sham-
-poolng, 101' enko.
Cliiiord Pharmacll
P H O N E 16-2.
”900W“
PACKAGE OF ”JEWELS STOLEN.
Driver for Manhattan Delivery Com-
pany Under Arrest in New York.
NEW YORK. May :ll."'1'llllll‘5 Me-
t'uo, l\\'1-nl_\'-1-lgl1l years 11111. 11 driver
for 1111- Manhattan 111-livery Company.
was arrested today In 1'1111111-1'111111
with 1111- disappears111'1- of 11 package
11111-11'1-1s valued at 5111111111, which had
been intrustu-d 111111111 111111-111'1-1' 1111111-
Adams Express 1‘111111-1111y. The man
was arraigned in 1111- tombs and all
details 111-re 111-pt secret.
The ,lt-“I-IS were the
Mrs. l'harles ll1-1‘11s1'h1-in.
who 111111 been a guest of Mrs. David
Strauss. 111' 771 Madison avenue. (to
Mar 17 Mrs, llet‘nsehein let'l I111 Chi
1111111 leaving 1111- jewels to be shipped
property of
111 ('llit'tlgo.
111111-1' 1111111! 111111 several trunks. The
trunks 111'1'11'1-11 111 Chicago. but the
package of jewels 11111 11111. Mrs.
HI‘I'IIFI'IH‘III 1111-11 telegraphed to Mrs.
Strauss who in 111111 notified the .\d-
ants Express (‘1111111111112
Mrs Strauss says she has 1111- re-
1'1-I111. which is signed .1. M. Mrs.
Strauss and two 111-11 boys identify Me-
(‘111- as the man who received 1111- paev
huge. (loin-val Manager Young. of
the Adams l-prress Company. said:
“All 11'1111 say is that there has hes-111111
irregularity and until 11'1- know more
about 1111-11111111-1' 1 must 111-1'11111-111 dis
1 use: it further "
DEMOCRATIC LABOR UNION.
Presidentot Organization in Phlllp-
pines Under Arrest for Fraud.
.\I;\.\'l|..\. .\la\' 3‘."-I"1)1111\\‘Ili|: the
seizure and exaininatiun 111 documents
of 1111- ll1-111111'rillit' 1.1111111' l'nion 1111-
governnn-nt 11111in 111‘1'1-1-‘11-11 President
1111111111111111111' (1111111-7. on 111111g1-s 11f 1111s-
appi'opriating funds 11111511111110: 1'1'au~
111111111 sales 111' stock and organizmi:
an 1111-14111 11ss111'1111111n. (111-1' 11 111111
111'1'11 thousand pesos were 111111-111-11
111 dues and contributions. The books
show 11 deficit of two thousand pesos.
It 1.11 111-tiered that part of the 111111111111
was stolen before 11111111-1 was elected
president. The government charges
that part 11f the fund was used to fur-
nish arms and 1111111 111 1111- insurgents
111' Rizal province. This, with Gomez's
1'111'1'1-5111111111-111'1- wilh Guillermo and
other leaders in the 111-'.11. forms the
basis of 1111- brigandage charge.
The union had 11 1111-111111-rshlp of 1.],-
111111. is closely affiliated with 1111- Na-
tionalist party and is s11'1111g1y 111 sy1n~
pathy with the insurgents. The on
1'1-st 11f (lumen has 1-x1'ited 1111- natives.
No disorders
VENEZUELAN BLOCKADE.
Minister Bowen Says Custom HOusea
Are Suppressed Temporarily.
WASIIING'I‘ON. M111 L's-«~A 1'111111»
gram “'HS received at 1111- Slate Depart-
ment today from Minister Bowen rela-
tive 111 (‘nstro's 111-1'1'1-1- elosln“V llll‘
Venezuelan ports. 111- makes It 1111'
111-111' that there is not a technical
blockade but it is said 111 the State
Department that the decree would
have about the same effect. as vessels
will not be permitted 111 enter the clus-
ed ports_ .Mr. Bowen's 1'abl1-gram is
as follows:
"Said ports are not blockaded: their
custom houses are suppressed tempor-
arily. Steamers from Europe have
thirty days' grace: sailing ships. sixty
days. Steamers =from 1'11111'11 States
fifteen days: sailing ships. thirty. Ten
days for all vessels from llemerera
and the Antilles: two days from 'I‘rin-
1111111 and Grenada. All counting from
June first. (inanta and Sucre includ-
ed in custom house 1,11 (luayara:
ivar 111 that 11f (‘arupano. and (‘oro in
that of l’nerlo (lain-110."
PRINCETON TEAM IN NEW HAVEN
NEW HAVEN. May flit—Th1- Prince-
ton baseball squad accompanied by
(‘11111'h lilllehra11d_ arrived 111 New Ha—
ven this afternoon to play the first
game 111 the championship series with
Yale tomorrow. (‘aptalu Pearson an-
nounced that the nine would but in the
following order tomorrow: Reid.
catcher; Cong-rave. center field: Pear
son. first base: Parnell. third base; I‘n-
derbill. left field: Wells. second base:
Amelie. short stop: Davis. right field:
Stevens. pitcher. The substitutes
taken were: McClave, Byrnm. C11r~
many. Doyle and Bard.
CUBA RAISES DUTY 0N COFFEE.
HAVANNA. May 29.-——Bolh houses
of Congress today passed the bill in-
creasing the. duty on mflee from 812.
the present rate. 111 $18 per hundred
kilos. The measure is intended for
the protection of Cuban growers
against the competition of Brazilian
and Porto Rican coffee.
IRON WORKERSS SCALE SIGNED.
1)ETR01T_ May 29—The seale com-
mittee. of the Amalgamated Associa-
tion and the Iron Mnnufaeturers' sign-
ed their iron wage scale for next year
this evening
Wife-If I were to die PRESERVING JUMEL MANSION:—
would you do'.‘
Phil—I'd be most crazy.
Wife—Would you marry again?"
Phil—No; I wouldnt be that cruy.
Phil what
. Estimate and Apportionment voted un-
1 animously today tomaire a park on the
ground between West 1611111 street and
162 street and between Edgecomb.
"You ggy your playing crater] a Road and Jamel Terrace. for the pur-
great deal of 1.111?" said 15¢ friend. pose of mumps and preserving the
“Y ’." moored the pianist, "but historic Jamel mnllon. which at one
unfortunately It In mdnring my‘llme VII flied I)! General Wlfilwon
porter-anon. "—Wuhlngton Star. , u n headquarters.
NEW Y.ORK May 29. —The Board oil
A good tonic to take this lazy weath-
er is BEEF IRON AND WINE. Very
J palatable 601: a bottle.
1 srrmon Pownl. co.
1 MM. m '
THI
Three-Button
Sack
Suit,
which we roll pouunen every
point of fashion. tit and fluid: that
the moat particular that: or '“yonng
man desires. The Ihapo of'th.
shoulders In just rlght, the lot-ob
the collar 111 perfect. the angle of" “ "
the lapels ls correct and thovle'nl'th
of the coat exactly ‘ 4'
WHAT THE UP-TO-DA‘I’I (
MAN WANTS. r
We have a special line of theio Io-
lected from our stock that cannot.
be equalled for anything‘nenr. the .
price 111 this pnrt‘ot the country.
On this spec Ial selection we have
made the price
$10. $12 and $15
We have other grades from $16 lo 820 11nd at each prlcl you will
find 5111-11111 values
DON'T FORGET THE LITTLE CHAPS. " "
Their clothing needs much attention Get them stylish well-fitting -
Suits, but atythe same time look out for the dependable quality—$111 will . '
pay. We want to show vou a special assortment this week. for 110mm.—
111 yei'iis double and single- breasted styles worth 35. our price, 38. 50.
Also little boys‘ Fancy Stilts. from 11 to 10 years, at $2. $2.50 and I3.
THERE ARE MANY LITTLE THINGS
In our Furnishing Goods Department that you need right'now ind we
should be glad to show them to you at any time and tell you how much
money you will save on em 11. -
I
We have a great variety of Summer Hats and Call! It price! thlt
are w-orthy of more than passing thought. -1.
. 1
SELLECK 11. PRICE,"
98 Washington Street. South Nurwalk.
1
SATURDAY. MAY oath.
Decoration Dan we will close the store
at noon not to open t1lMondau '
1..-"'
» 111-1,-
Some first rate Old Potatoes. 011511 111111
111m. 1101 willed. good Iookers 11115110011
cookers at 3101: a peck. ..
LORENZO 511331
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If You Cannot See;
as well as you should. ' 5"1 “
SeeO. B. JACKSON“?
THE OPTICIAN. “SIM
He will give you perfect vision if such Is pos‘sible.
No charge. for examination. '
'.
Matching of lenses, and all repairing done without delay. ' ,
-58 WALL STREET, NORWALK, CONN.
Deoora tion Da '
Both Our Stores
WILL BE CLOSED.
l
Phone 108.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
Specials for Fridau. . g
BLUE FISH, STEAK COD, POROIES, BUTTER FISH. NATIVE
R J. CUTBILL.'
lou- m 00. nonvmat.
West End Washington St 811sz $611111
Norwalk Chronicler