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:fil' WW. “M m FNMOW- list" What Hm it... away an. Charlo- a. Maiden cation. the country a la a monatar of
Wit ”I. Year. lama Bentham Officials. ignorance. depravity and lust and in-.
“ WEDNESDAY. MAY swoon {”3“ iii! 9"“ 3"" m mm" mwrucaa‘r, a. l.. a. 26.--At to clause of lmprowment" i
"W” {mm are iliuckingham Post, 0' A. day's session of "m R ode Island The speaker hold that the negro;
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“1 “de‘ 8 ‘39 " "1’8 59 P- m. \allliam E. Baldwin Co.B,1stCoun ' “.3 0°: :fflfixo 3.11.1}, in I“ .‘ddrgf‘gfi sauce of law at every cost Min it see i
Sun rises sets 7. so. ‘1 ~-——
.4 =35» . Cavalry. "Th ElllB of Lynching." criticized m"! to 5‘Inrlm the anti" Itwnslh “ti “WW“ -~ -
Hart Danton. Co. C, 27th Conn. Vol.
S t B. T H , f 80 re the national government to put down"
EVENING .‘NCHEECL TELEPHON' V[ltrthur A. Graham. Co. ii. 55 Ohio. “:1: firm}: "i 30:10:)...” :{mMfi'Mw the mob anti protect the prisoner I
I— . ountonra. . a d (i '. l’ dm . f the s mo —— —
a; :"l?" “arm" Nam 15- Campbell. Co. i-‘, Tcnth‘ Elli?“ "1.....2‘mln'imrtin o “ BRAKEMAN msTANTLv KILLED.
"‘ "' °" ('nnn- Vol- "in framing the National Coltltltli- HARTFORD. May zo.~iloitnts Allen.
I“ —l.ditoual Mom.
«- -Iraaon Office, Norwalk.
Tali .LOOKUP.
Town Physician M. L, Cronin has
statod,;that, the lookup at the Couch '-
No‘rwalk police station is not a fit
placo to confine a prisoner for more
than a day or two. it is unsanitary and
unsafe. Therc'are' none of the safe
guards against disease which are to be
found in modern lockups. The police
force. one and all. condemn it as being
filthy
.The conditions there are such that
Josiah Atwood. i0tli Conn. Vol.
Captain Enoch Wood. (to. i-‘.
Conn. Vol.
' Lieutenant William Mitchell. CO. H.
28th Conn. \‘ol.
it is desired tltat anyone knowing
of other veterans who have died dur-
ing the past year, communicate with
Adjutant William A Kellou. oi Buck-
ingham Post.
lion the fathers incorporated in it a
cusrantec to every man of a fair trial
n lilo established courts of Justice. No
argument is necessary to show that
ihii guarantee in many” instances has
tailed to protect.
“I am bringing no wholesale railing
accusation against the South. There
are multitudos of people there who
stand as tirmly for law and order as
any to be found in New England. But
there are others, who if not in the ma
iority. talk the most and are heard the
farthest and who are systematically
fomonting hatred against the negro.
Such men as Senator Tillman. of South
Carolina; Senator Money. nf Missis-
sippi and (inventor Vardman. of the
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OBITUARY NOTES.
MRS. ELlJAH WllfiON.
The death of Mrs Elijah Wilson oc,
curred Sunday at her home 44 Stevens
street Danbllry alter an illness of one
week‘s duration. Mrs Wilson‘ a death
a freight brakenlatt. tilted 3'- )WNII‘B will I
instantly killed about 7 otlotk this
morning while at work in thc yalds
of the Now York, New Haven a Hart
fard Railroad at tho foot of Windsor
street The braksman. who was best
known to his tompanlons as "'iexsa
lack. " was assisting in "making up”
a train for Springfield Tho train had
been made tlp with the extoption oi
'kK king down one or too more cars.
and Allen in the rear was looking over
his brakes and was partly under the
car when hit The coupling was made
instantly and the engine started ahead
which prevented Allen from getting
from under. and the two remaining
unit of the train passed over him.
gives credit, the
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, Credit is the basis of all financial operations.
t government conducts its affairs on credit
CR—Efbl'r ~ .‘
United States
the Stock Exchange
bankers and brokers have their ledgers filled with
names of debtors. the wholesalers do likewise with the retailers
they cannot be printed in a newspaper. was m... m pnchy meningitis, ”to d same slatc. aro mm... in point. The tie boarded at Newington. and his We treat the public with the same confidence by allowing
Irate? a wzmn‘n 1:“: conflncdkln gm! conic? waafarrl)olg and insult: respected "dammit. of that... men are almost mo: her is supposed to! live inf iot‘t'ts‘sftl9 credit on Clothing. Shoes. Hats and Miliinery bought of us.
p re sy an in g or a wee . cu WSW" " fl" ury an El 0811 a too standalotis to print They ate dc- 0n tho dead man's ho \ was oun l i . . . .2
were "mm, and couflned there from member of the Methodist Episcopal Mm"... m roan“. H... mm, 1., “ p0 in monoy ”We“ “my“ 90...,” mm l Our success is shown by the busy chain of stores which 4.
Church for many years. taking an ac- _ _ , . , . . .. -. , p we have throughout the country. As large buyers we get special ‘
time to time. No further privacy was tl | t ( 1 it k Sh l . [r - - . t
_ vo n area a s wor . e caves , r, low prices. Then in return we sell correspondingly low to our cus- '4
accorded the woman than the privacy besides her husband. one daughter. . tomers Givin credit is our business It’s no i r k it' i
, which can be secured by being behind Miss Edna May Wilson, and one still. i _' ‘ 8 avo you as , s ;,
bu.“ open on all sit-s This woman Chester Wilson. both of whom are rt“ l i your “gm- :
' sldonts of Danbtiry. Mrs. Wilson was It} We can refer the readers to thousands of satisfied customers l
was suffering from a wound which ‘i' t J 1 , ih ih . . . -
a s bief‘ o n. gt .0 n it, Lg t, of is who have traded With us tor years.
could not be properly "PM“ "1“”. South Norwalk. The funeral was bold t‘. . . . . i
The mm“ m... that n... “mm“ b... at 44 slam... Him“ to 2 o'clock. this. .3 We trust to a person s integrity and sense of Justice to pay us ,
came infected and therefor“ dangerous afternoon. The interment will be in , i. and our faith and confidence are seldom misplaced. ,
to her life Wooster cemetery. a a e ; i '
EDWARD GRANT. ,t 4.,
t it moat be'admlttitttladdtbtat iiiiaiwomm Edward Grant. aged sixty-nine. died ’0 Men’s and w , t l. h t ._
a once on. son e o a sym- ,at his home on ’i‘rosdwoll avenue. Sau- ' ‘ S S i
pathy because she is a. well-known aimlek'qhton?” mprninghaltgefr s logs . . . omen S u is in S. 3
. , ness. ‘. e liners was o rom t e . - . _ , ..
:{gfifgaiggsxy$823“: :23: Church of the Assumption. this morn- %\kchz“ 3“?“\Sh\“gs With a large and “t‘SfaCtory assortment 0f fine stylish Suits 1
, - ing at ninothirty o'clock. interment in for Men. Women and Children i ' - “‘
This. however. does not alter the fact the Catholic ceilietcly on King stl'.ecl , . 5’0“ W ‘1 have “0 trouble "I “it“ t
that she should not be compelled to Deceased had been employed by Ml. . mg your garment. it
live for a week witnin the sight of 323:)"; Run, '0’ “ ““ml’" “Um” The prices for high grade Ladics’ Suits begin at $10 and we "
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:nen, WltliOUt‘:lh010Di’0il“D“3 or how MRS. MAAY HICKERSON. are offering fine values at $12 and $15. The Men’s Suits are splen- ‘-
as a momon -5 pr "“CY' t The funeral of Mrs Mary liicker did exam les of tailors' an
in the daytime. for the sake of vcn- son mother of Mrs William Hill who ‘9 S at $8. $12. $15 and $18. We warrant -
tliation.'it w” “009385”. ,0 Mm, me died at the Norwalk hospital Manda, every suit. tart your account at once and pay weekly.
front loot-divine room open, This be-
ing the case people congregated about
the door and watched her as people
watch an animal at the zoo. Many of
them ieered at ‘her.
Almost as well might she have been
confined in a. cage at the corner of
Washington and Main streets.
There is hardly a country town in
the county which has not better ac-
comodations for prisoners.
This may seem like a rather strong
arraignment of the conditions which
exist there. but- they are open to ob-
aervation of anyone who cities to go
and see
We have refrained tram expressing
any opinion as to what should be done.
The facts speak for themselves.
The simple reason that a person isi
a prisoner should he no reason whyi '
that person should be housed moroi
evening, will he held from the rooms
of“ funeral director Fable. Thursay ai-
tornoon. at two-thirty o'clock. Burial
in Lyons Plains cemetery.
SEEKS REINSTATEMENT.
Cult of Frank Namathy Against Hun-
i garlsn Benefit Society.
i in the common pleas court. yester-
.day the case of Frank Namethy. of
Bridgeport against the Bridgeport
i Rskoczis Hungarian Sick Benefit socio-
l. ty for reinstatement was tried. There
was a large attendance of members of
tiie'societv and the trial was on all
i day The principal testimony was the
introduction of the minutes of the so
ic.lety. from which extracts were read
in wort This record showed that the
no end of bargains.
regular price quoted.
«SALE ENDS SATURDAY.
and 9\ass may it
The remainder of this week yoti have the opportunity of purchasing
at a very much reduced price all kin «is of utensils. that are in daily use.
The quality is the best that's manufactured at the
The regular selling price is cut one quarter to
one third loss during this week if y on need any of those goods or think
you‘ll need any for some time to (‘OliiL‘ make the investment AT ONCE
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plaintiff. N‘amethy, and one. Stephen
liorvath had once disturbed a moot-
? ing of the society.
At. another meeting the records
showed that Namcthy had called the
offltcls of. the society "thieves and
Crackers
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\Doodenstusrs E'
10 so. MAIN ST., 50. NORWALK'
"Mr—Pl‘REivl‘EgN'B excursion. ‘ '
‘Steamcr “Roscdsle” Chartered to go
to North Beach Next Monday.
The firemen have completed all at
langcments for this consolidated ex
comics to North Beach. next Monday
“they hate the large steamer ‘Rosc _
dale" for the day The boat will leave
.TBARBE‘RTSTRUCK' sv LiGHTNlNC.» '
death by lightning today during a bea-
. yy olccwtiital showol.
OHIO DEMOCRATS BALK.
ii"l‘L HFlE..D. Mil) :'.l-~.ioscph Mal ‘ COLUMBUS Ohio, May 25.—-—Thtl
cl. a barber had a narrow escape front committee on resolutions of the Demo-
cratic state convention refused to re-
lie was sitting! affirm the Chicago and Kansas City
on a sofa at his home in the act of platforms and left the enunciatl'on oi"
0
;;ltlliilig on a shoe when the bolt tics-g
coded by way of the chimney. Sn
closeil’ did it pass him that his right
national principles to the St Louis con-
motion. The platform severely ar
raigns the national and state adminis
P00”) than many (1088 0" hOFSPS- robbers." M another meeting the Curtain Stretcher "10 "NGW‘F lSouth Norwalk at 8: 30 a. m., and will . pants leg was ripped from top to bot- 'trations. Resolutions for the preten-
' irggi‘ngm“? din; 32,3133 called the Iiocoraff‘d Pint Bowls It k" “‘3"- regular ”“99 "-25- Sale Iso to North Beach. the popular resort tom, He was rendered unconscious, tion of the Ohio Canal system and for
THOSE SIDEWALKS.
At the next meeting of the South
Norwaik Common- Council. to be held
on June 6, the ptreetccommlttce will
make a report on: the sidewalks shit it
need repairs in the city. They WEN" ‘
Still another record showed that the
plaintiff had alleged that the onicers
had done wrong a real estate tinns-
action A committee was appointed to
cxamine the boo s, hilt found correct
(‘ barges were i an preferred against
{the plaintiff and he was pllt on trial
White Gravy Boat. regular tile
at 10c.
it‘rult. Saucers at 8c.
96C.
Wash Board. regular price 35c.
Sale 25c.
Any size Chair Boots at be.
on Long island. The start for home,
sill he made at 3:30 p. m.. and the
boat is due in South Nerwalk in good
season to connect with the 7le train
tinr Danbllry. Tickets are fifty cents.
«while children under ten can go for
(l lliilty the cents
but soon revived and aside from a
slight burn on his lo and the nervous
shock was all right
His little daughter who sat beside him
on the sofa. complained of a slight
numbness ill one of her feet. but was
not affected seriously by
l hollr afterward. '
the sltock.‘
the endorsement. of James Kilhourno
for president. were defeated. The row
Iuilons provide for the unit rule at.
St. Louis.
it is believed that there will be a ml-
nority report. on resolutions as well as_
from other committees today.
ordered to d0 30 M ““3 "W mectingi A sect ct ballot was taken and it stood.
Mop Handle.
and without doubt. they will obey the so the book ohoacd 90 for expulsion
Elsie price 7c.
Plain White Cup alltl Saucer, TELEPHONE 322,4
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* ACCOMMODATIONS
commands of the City fathers and of
public sentiment.’ The sidewalks are
very- had indeed and many complaints.
have come to The Sentinel lately re-
gardln‘g them“ Many of them used to
be relaid entirely, while others are in ,
need of small repairs unit which could
be made at a moderate cost. A mini
bet of wise people have already had
their sidewalks rppaired, which will let
them out of tho‘ trduble if it is deciti»
ed to have the city go ahead and malto‘ ‘
the repairs. and collect the bills from
the owners of the property. Are
you tii‘he numbered among the wise
ones, among the public spirited cili-
zcus Or do you not. care whether’iho
limits of your nelghboxs and friends
may be broken or dislocated by your
own carc‘ossnosst. y, Show your JSouth
Norwalft spirit by having your walk ro-
paired. -‘.' .v,
L--—8A'l|.litOAD CONDUCTOR DEAD.
woobs HOLE, Mass. May 25 ——A.
‘ S. Measer. one of the oldest conduc-
tors of the New York. New Haven 6’:
Hartford Railroad: tiled here today of
paralysis. He was 70 years of age.
A and had been a conductor for thirty-
- two years
A widow sitrvites.
The: Hotel Clifford
is prepared to serve at short notice
special dinners banquets etc
THE vsav
agar.
w—‘v-
'Y.l
"Jessica L. wuz. Prop.
I0 FHOPRIETOI HOTEL MA
a, 13” DUNCAN a co.
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soaps
.“ suits is noticeable: and they‘ re pretty.
NEW YORK CITY.
'and iii agallipti
FASHION!
regular tie at be.
Decorated Bolip Plate. regular
Sometimes one sees a linen tostume lot: at To.
that has more square surface of lace
‘on it than there is of the linen.
Pension were ncvor so much sec“ in
mlllinery as they are this season. As a
flower hat they arc a success because
they look well with almost every gown.
The woman who does not like to
wear many tinder skirts, on account of
Decorated Fruit Saucers, regu-
lar be at 3c.
113 Piece Dinner Set. decorated.
tilled in pattern, gold lined and
her largehips, puts many ruffles about," gold sprayed. regular 313m),
the lower part. of her line white pettl- Sale 39,93.
coat. or else she cords the under NW -45.,
tie. starching it with cold starch slep-
uratpiy front the other routes. Pink Green or Purple. itiii piece
. One woman has this spring pl‘ovott not re lilar “w “my Sale
ho‘r skilla'lth the needle by ornamcn- “1'49 g p ’
‘ting her white lawn truck with medal. ' '
lions of her own making They were ”
mark: of darned point d' osprite and lot 100 pm... Set. re lar price
into the cloth. One can and that the SH 00 Sale $8 75 g“
designs possible would be almost lipi-
itleas. .
The large number of blue shirtwaist
56 Piece Decorated Tea Sets,
regular price 83.98—32.98.
too. i saw one yesterday morning
that was a very pretty hiiir- and we”
made. The cloth was a mixture.
showing hero and there a bit of white.
A neat protection collar of fine. mater.
ial provided the bit. of while about tho
throat which all colored gowns require.
and a blue ribbon how concealed llllis
closing.
There is little question but that. for
ordinary occasions men prefer to see
women wearing trim gowns not. gowns
loaded down with laces and trimmlltzs
of many kinds, When one is to attend
some formal function it is well enough
to dress in keeping bllt t' on then 1
have heald more compliments for the
plain gown of rich material than for
. that which seemed a “mass of C‘\(‘i‘_\
hing."—.~so called elaborate.
Even now women go about with the
plackets of their dress skirts gaptnz.
but thank tortunc they are the est-cp-
tion and not. the rule as they were not
long two Skirts and shirtwalsts, too
seem to have an aiflnity for one sooth
or: now. Neat little doviccs have been
invented for retaining lhfs attachment
the beat of them all being the old- fss ,
hioncd hook and cye The size used
should- be governed bt the weight of
the mteriitl
10 Piece Decorated Toilet. Set,
regular price $3.00. Sale 15.25.
China Salad Dish. decorated,
gold lined, rcgular 50c. at 35c.
Fancy Decorated Cakc or Fruit
Plates. regular price 15c at 7c.
Decorated Oat Meals, ralua list:
at 8c. '
- Decorated Lamp and Globe. rog-
tllar price $1.30 at 76c.
Glass Lamp. complete, regular
36c at. 25c.
Maniacs
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citations auascs assocmrloa'
NEWTON. flay iii-The Graduate
Nurses Association of Connecticut. will
hnid=-.inelr regular am meeting
at Memorial Hall, 88 Jelaraon street.'
Hartford May-28 Session 10 a. in. and
160) Fifty rolls Japanese inst-
tinga. alt new, the,bsst pattern.
regular price 25c. Sale 19c.
Clothes Wringer “The Rival"
82.25. Sale 31.75.
Wooden Rolling Pins, regular
price 10c. Sale 8c.
Wooden Spoons at 2c.
Sad iron Handles. regular price
itic. Sale 6c.
Stash \Ltcnsus tor
Ymc‘nen. etc.
Soap Shakers. regular price 70.
Sale 5c.
Wire Skimmers, long handles.
regular price To. Sale to.
Wire Soap Dish
10c. Sale 7c.
regular price
iArgo Grater regular price 5c.
Sale 3c.
ivos Family Soap, regular price
4c, Sale 9 for 250.
Hustler Laundry Soap. 15 bars
25c.
“Silexo” boat scouring soap, reg-
gular price to, two cakes be.
Dixon's Stove Polish,
price Sc. Sale 2 for be.
regular
"Rising Silo" Stove Polish. reglr
isr price So. Sale 3c.
Pint Bottles Ammonia. 3 for tile.
1000 Sheet Franklin Toilet Pa-
per, value 10c. Sale 6c.
is D02. Steel Knives and Forks.
regular price 75c. sale 50c.
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.Parirtg Knives. regular price 5c
Sale In.
7 Store Brush. regular we. Sale
c.
2 Burner Blue Flame Oil Stove
85.00. _
i Burner Wick Stove, regular
50c. Sale 39c.
‘.!.p in All graduate nurses in the
state are eligible to membership wheth-
or they are Connecticut nurses or not.
The dealer: of oncers occurs at this
.Al €3.31?”
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warranted for a year. regular price ‘
EALTH
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
Do not injure your stomach by the use of cheap goods. Get the best. which is pure and health
giving.
To sell the best goods the
WE STRIVE.
market affords at reasonable prices.
YOU CAN GET
THE BEST ASPARAGUS. WAX BEANS. LETTUCE. TOMATOES. CUCUMBERS.
NEW POTATOES. PIE PLANT, STRAWBERRIES. SPINACH. ETC.
Although the price of Fleur has
to purchase at the old price for a few
Every pound of this Flour is go
JONES' SUPERLATIVE FLOU
A good time to pot a Darrell.
milk FREE with each p°und this weak.
us Kw Street.
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DELICIOUS COFFEES. TEAS, BUTTER. EGGS. CHEESE. ORANGES. BANANAS.
NOT HOW CHEAP. BUT HOW GOOD.
Charles E. Seymour,
LEADING GROCER.
so West Washington Street. ’
Three Big Fleur specials.
South Norwalk.
advanced on all grades WE will give the people of the Nomaika a chance
days. Other hip inducements you as a take advantage of all this week.
MAUD 8 FLOUR PRICE PER B AG 72c. PER DARRELL $5.75.
arantaad to give satisfactiOn.
RI PRICE PER BAG 74c. PER BARR ELL $5.90.
Flour will be higher.
PILLlBBURG xxxx FLOUR. PR ICE PER BAG 77:. PER BARRELL 8 6.15.
The other fallow asks “.50 star roll for the grade.
WE ARE STILL SELLING THE BEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER AT ............;. .......... 23c POUND.
Bast Goodall Raisins, pkg. 7: Best Banal». Cod Fish. "3.. We
3 Cam Crown Aster Milk. 25c 3", lb. Bast Full Head Rice. 25:
3 lbs. Bast Milk Crackers. 25c BEST N: Y. CTATE Force or Malta Vita. pkg" 13a
3 Cans Choice Tomatoes, 25c FULL CREAM CHEESE. Best Laundry Starch, 1b.. ’ 5c
Para Loaf Lard, Ila. 10c POUND 12c. 10 Cakes Fine Laundry Soap. 26c
Delicious Mocha and Java coffee. lb. 30:. The flavw of We coffee is elegant, Better give it a trial. Can of
The New York Grocery Co.
35 and 37 ylata Street,
“malt.
Norwalk Chronicler