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' FRIDAY. MAY 5. i905.
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Militant" Almanac for Tomorrow.
Sun rises 4 ::43 sets 6:56.
High tide u :59 a. m. I
IVININO SENTANEL TELEPHONE
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~Brlnch Office. Nomallt.
92-2 madam-III Room.
92-6 nan-men Office.
tulfi-Ealtor'o Ruldonoo.
MASONIC DIRECTOR Y.
Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F. a A. M.
Meeta I11 Donovan 1111111! 15111 Washington
”It" lli'sland third 'lueiuluyuot‘cm li month
«July and August. OXtt'plUtl-IIIII 11 o 'IIiIu-II.
All Muster 11111111111 I'oidlully 1111 111d
Charles l"..\IIIl1~', W M. ltubc 11 M Wil-
cox, Boo.
Butlor Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M.
Month In Donovan Illoca IIIH Washington
81., second and fourth 'Iucildnyu or ouch
month .1111) and August c'Ixtcpticd‘w—at ti
o’nlocll. All 11111111 Ari- Il Mummstflotdlully
Invited Andrew Wuliic.r,li 1’. Robert
M. Wilco\, Hcc.
Ophlr Chap.,No. 52 Order Eastern Star
Mauls in 110111111111 block, l.ili \\’ aulilnizton
fit. around and Ionrili 1’1 lduIs oi each
month~—July and Angulu excepted at I III
o'clock. p.111. All lllt‘lllllt‘lrt Ill Hr'chi oi
EttuttsruStarI-ottliall luv.,lted MissNtutu
A. 111111111111. W. \l. “in. ltlu Slicrcr. SI-I
ON A FALSE TRAIL.
Writing of the possibility of railroad
rate legislation at the next session 01'
Congress the editor of The New York
Journal of Commerce, the representa-
tive of tho conservative busincss men
of New York city, says:
“The proposal to give the interstate
Commerce Commission the power to
fix rates, which so occupigl the public
and Congressional mind during the
last sension, has no sort of rotation to
the wrongs which were the causu of
agitation. Tlicro could be nothing
more illogical 1111111 to oli‘or such a
measure as that passed by the House
as an answm' to the complaint about.
rebates and unjust Inscrimlimfion, for
it proscribed no remedy whatever for
these evils. 'l‘liI-rc has- for a long.
time been very liltlo complaint gen-
erally or in particular cases. (loner-
ally they arc demonstrably not :10.
and when in particular cases they
are shown to be so Ihci'c is vcry lit-
tle difficulty in gottim: then: corrected.
The power of tho commission to say
what rates shall ho is unnecessary and
it is dangerous. The, Senate Commit-
tee should make this clear and divert
the ptlblic and Congressional mind
from at 111150 trail to the path of sound
policy."
Existing laws, the writcr holds. are
amply sutIlcicnI torprevcnt rebate al-
lowances. and correct any existing dis.
criminallons, it‘ the inter-State Cour
mission will only onlorce them. This
they have not attempted to do, 1111
says. cxcopt in sporadic cascs. as the
records show. As to rebates, Chair‘
man Knapp of the lnlerStale Commis-
sion agrees with this writer, for he
said in a 1'1'.".111 liitcrviow published in
The Philadelphia. North Aun-rican.
“Under tbcI Elkiim law that particular
form of disot‘iullnntion»~the 1'cbnt1)—~
has practically IlisappcarcIi. II is
now, I believe, almost as rare as tori;-
ing or highway robbcl'y."
This pritycr was llt'lth'I‘I‘Il by tho
Rev, C, It. McDonald, 11 coioi'cd iillnlS'
tcr bribe Legislature of Ncw York:
0 thouuh 1111I1'1'Iful God. we thank 1th
this ntornim; for 1111» i'ralizatton that
thou art the supreme lt-cisiator of tho
unlveruc. lib-5s thc members of Hill-
distinguished body, and wbon lil‘c‘s
journey it at and cod we ask thee to
bring 111: that ticncral Assembly
wliero III-nus Christ will bII the spunk
er. and loudness shall be transactco
without grail or tho dictation ot loh'
bylsts,
In
W. E. (i‘urlls. in 111.1 Chicago Roi-ord-
Herald, points: 11 lariil' lesson llt'llll}
with that.» liltlli‘t'H‘, “lint'iug tho tincal
year of 111111 the imports of sugar
amounted 101111.511: t 12.. pounds. val
and 111 $1.1,I'Ih7hil, upon IIbiIh tho
permit: of the l'ulIId Siath wcrI-I c-oni
110111311 to pay :1 tax of $.1..7711117'.19 for
tho lil‘ItIcclitiii oi 1111 Louisiana plant-
III'II ulld IhII Ilccl 1-.1111111' gl‘owcrs, who
did non t‘ItIiltI within 4.0110111111511111
pounds of supplying the. demands of
our colitutihcrl-I "
'lhc pnlltc ('1' units of tht: lllstritt 111
Columbia Just Iomplitcd shows IhII
capital city to how 11 population of
~throo hllildl‘utl 111111 llt‘l'lily-HVII thou
hand In round nttiubcrs, ’I‘ho lncrcttsc
silica tho lI‘cIlIIt'al c1 11111111 was taken
Ilvo years lino ht creator than estimat-
ed by lhoIII- not having Iipoclill litcll
111611 for burning the actual Ki‘tlwlli
Washington is destined to I)" mm (It-
lhu moat beautiful and attractive at
tho World‘s capitals.
The oldcitl f"lliillll}tt' of tho 'l'l‘ rotatory
Department In Washington li‘ William
W. Dean, who ccloln'altd his itlncty
fourth birthday tho other day. llc hail
I been '11 trounury clcrk Idnt'c 151111. and
. It“ Ulla ol' tho host recoup:
plrtxrient for buncltlnlllv. morai- and
thoroushuom or 1111111. .11 «mo limo 111
was! uprenohcr In lllluols.
“Nuanm1~»—mwm« 4,,
Omuliua emigration Il’rt‘rlllti in the,
1111111111 311111.111 expect 'a grout Increase
in.,thequmhor of American farmers
who will migrate to tho Canadian
Northwest tlilII your. II‘uilII 1111,0011 my.
In“ from tho Unlttul Hinton arc 111111ch
tattle in the Dominion. Last,
M the number was 45.1100.
lil I'lto dc-
..am-..w._. I LN”-.. ., M
1111111 111
111 111
111111111111
Sheriit Barrett Says Police
and Deputy ‘Sheriffs Must
Slop Disturbances In Chicago,
and 8101an is to be Quelled
I"lll("At‘lI), May 1’1,-liluntly warned
by Shot-ill 111111111111 it}, Barrett. that
troops would ho unlit-Ii by him it no»
Ice and dcputy shorlll’s Iogethor prov-
cd unable to collll'ol violence, strikc
syinlmtlllrct's were loss in ovidont'c
about the. many Illi'iko-bt‘iuiul stores
and stables today. A distinct inno-
vation was made by the police. Chief
O’Neill issuod ."1 general ordor to ur-
rest all pcrsons following guarded
wago‘m, '
“Wien Ibo :I'trlko first brokc out,”
said (‘liief O'Neill, persons t’ollowcd
...o wagons out of curiosity. Now they
follow tlicin to incite riot. There will
be no discrimination by tho pollco in
such cases in making arrests,"
Additions to the number of Ieam~
sters on strike will aggregate nearly
a hundred today. Tho. new slrikcs are
conllucd to individual concerns, cb'tclly
wholesale grocery ll(illSt‘I-3. All tho
principal wholesale grocery lit'ins in
the city arc now t1ndci' the ban of
tho tcamstm's, and tho diminishing
stocks 111- the retail stores are. far-
titer plttt'od ill jcopardy.
Tho unioil leaders also threaten to
tie up the river service by calling out
tho tug men and thus :Idd niot'c dith—
cultics to the transfer of goods from
tho gr'ocely waichousos [nion tug
:uen 1111111ch that sctcinl largo con-
f‘crus IIei'c utilizing the ritci mute
to mow 1111I1'Ihandisc. II is learned
‘liat l’residcut Samuel (hunpct's, of the
American Federation of Labor. has re.
:Iomnicudod to his executive board that
they vote on assessment for the strik-
Ing tcatmstcrs in Chicago.
'l‘hc Icatiit-Ilcrs‘ Sil'llx‘t' has attracted
litany labor leaders from all ovcr the
country, among whom is l‘. ll, Mew
Carib); of Sun l~‘1‘aiu'i.~,co, John .1.
Lemma. treasurer of thc Amcilcuu
it‘cdcration of Labor, also is in (1111-
cago.
A typical call upon Slici'lt’f Barrett
1111‘ protcction cattle today from James
I}. t‘low It”: Sons. 111.1nut‘:ict111'1I1's of
plunlbilit,r supplies. Ilcputlcs \Vt‘l'l‘ ittl»
tnctlinlcly soul to the Ill'm's store
with instructions to tauc seats 1:11 wa—
gons sent out by the establishment
111d aid lll kcopitig the pearl). Sherin
linrrclt announced today that pcnditlg
dcvclopmcnts the .«Iu'cai'ing 111 ol‘ dup-
uIy sheriffs would be confined 11 Sell
1111511. llis reason was that thc calling
in of additional Ilcputics would in: :1
burden upon the ilnnuccs of tho
county.
‘l‘wo thousand 1111p I-onstitutml tho
polico force available for strike ditty
today. With this number tho polico
IItllcials cypcctcd to guard 1.21111 wag—
ons. a decidcd increase over yester—
day's total.
The 11th supply of tlic l'ulon Trac-
tion (,‘otllptitiy. which controls over
half thc strcct car lines in Chicago.
was placed in jeopardy. I’il'lil'lS were
I11 duty to try to pl‘tII'cttl Shipment
being made III six big power houses
suppliod with cool by the Peabody
t‘oinpany, an ally of tho Employers‘
I‘camiug Association. 'I‘bo six pom-11'
houscs tbrctitctmd cach use from 35
to 175 tons ol‘ coal :1 day.
Bricks and baseball bats. woi'c used
with blood letting IIi'IoI-t today in llcar-
llot'n street, Nearly '.1 scorc of non-
union nogrocs Ivor.» attacked by a
mob. chct'al nun worc hurt, out) a
Iystnndor, perhaps mortally.
A canvass ol' the Stato street shop-
ping district, showed that delivery
Ilugons I1'II1'c soul out today ll‘t‘l‘tlY. In
many cases policcincu furnished with
light runabout buggies, accompanied
the wagons. ’l'hcrt: was a general
I-sumption ol‘ dclivorics of goods to
result-tires. 'I‘bc I'Xlit'l‘llllt‘lll ol‘ send-
111: out "ilyiui; squadrons." each coin-
oosctl or lch 111' lcll deputy slici‘il‘t‘s
was 11'ch today by ShcrliY ilarrott.
II‘or possibly tllc first time since tho
n'll‘lkc bottom a caravan of coal wag»
11111 manned by non—union tcamatora
traversed the ccntcr oi‘ the city today
absolutely ttntitolcslcd.
Delivery of goods in l'ctilticnt'c Ills-
11'Icts, though lunch culnrgod today.
was not all untoollt 11111111115 by (1111'
tut'ttlln. ill on" raw thc pollco Ills~
pci'sed a mob after making four 111'-
l‘I-h'tli,
lI‘olloII'hut 11 walkout ol' Icamslora
.11 Heath and Mllllaiin, paint manufac-
lltl'cru, lhc drivers III" the National
1.111111 Company rcluscd to deliver goods
to 111111111111 undur the, utl'lltol'ii' ban.
VON BREDOW—NEWLANDS.
\l’ASllthl'l‘ON. May li.--'l‘hc inur-
rtauo 111' Minn Frances Nowhuidai
.laughlcr of Sonator Newlanilu, to Iilou-
't-nant Iloopolc Von Ilrcdow, of tho
‘urasulcr 11111111111 In tho (tot-1111111 army,
will tako placc at Washington Satur-
lay, May Ii.
STEAMER ORMLEY AGHORE.
BALTIMORE. MIL. May 5.“"Tll(‘.
llrltluh alumni-II ()l‘lnloy, Captain 01111111.
which hailed from this port taut night
for Cavlto with coal. III ashore oI‘r Bod.
kln'u Point. The 11111 13111111111111 has
15111111 to her itsnlttlanI-c.
.Wfi
MARTIAL LAW IN alBERlA.
TOMSK Woutorn Siberia May an»
Martini law has been Iloclarod at. the
whining of Anger and 18111th11.
1' on could novrr make 11 woman ha-
Ilevr tho that time. alto rides in an an»
lomoblic that cvct'ylmtly It; not kinking
'11 her.
A ulrl can lit- a hood deal more disc
tilrlcd about 11111111 ltlnml autlmt bar
will Iltm 111111 cm ItlluIIt lutiluiultirt In
n: outlier that 1111.» watnt
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”3351111 :1 mim‘u martial 111.1 poverty
11311.3.
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. w~x.y.1-» Wan-«Wu... x
bpaul Stilt!
Outing l‘lIil‘S.
$1.96~g~$2.'49
Ilia I. ll. 1111111111011.
wlth M. S. smith a 00.,
92 Washington street.
WRFCK OF BARGE MOONBEAHM
Torpedo Boat M‘Kce Made Inspection
of Wreck Today.
NII‘II'VI’OII’I‘, It. 1., May 5.-I~’l‘bc tor.
pcdo boat McKee roturtiod today from
the wreck of the barge Moonlieuln,
which sank Wednesday 111151111111 Point.
Judith and roporls no ["100 of the
bodies at the. live persons who wcut
down with tho voasel, The Moon-
111111111 111111011 a distance of 500 yards.
during tho night to tho westward of,
Point Judith and now lies stranded in
81/3 fatboms. about lion yuids south oi
the lightnousc. and bctwoon the lighII
house and the. whistling buoy. The
llllalllllltlhl is 1111141111111, but the lorctnast,
projects out of the waterl’or some Ills.
tancc and can be. soon plainly a mile
oil’ on a clcar day. ’l‘lio vesscl itsoll’
is entirely unblnci'ged Willi her how
pointing towards the shore. The wreck
it.- 11111 in the track 111‘ largo vessels,
but ls dangerous to 111111111 craft pulls
ing lusiilc Ibc whistling buoy at night,
l‘IiIIincIl .i. Ii. Willard, of tho United
States corps of cultlnI-crs, has boon
alvcn charm-111’ the wreck by licttr Ad;
POPULAR amusnmau'rs.
HOYT’S '1'1111:11'11211132~
“MAY FiSKE WEEK.“
ONE WEEK. COMMENCING MON-
DAY. MAY ‘1.
Special Engagement of
“MAY FISKE’?
mirill I‘.l1urlcs M. Thomas, who in 111
couunuud 111' tho Second Naval 1ch and her
i’cucc distriit, and lllllllt‘llllllu 111111114 COMEDY CD.
will ilt' Supported by the Comedian
MR. ROBERT NODINE.
NEW VAUDEVILLE ACTS.
' NEW AND ELABORATE. SCENERY.
The 111 ha wrap always seams to plot BRILLIANT ELECTRICAL EFFECTS
a bit 111111 c ill)|)lt.‘t)lJll do 1111' the nlllll't'lll- REPERTOIRE.
ly ilgtu'c than any other. but young NIGHTS.
womcn are Wearing it with cxcollcnt Friday—Thelma
cl‘l'cct. 1111111» of niacin of soil 11111111111 Satwday—Hawkshaw the Detective.
taken to l'ciuovo it
FASHIONS.
and toluinicd with lat e and rosoltos oI MATINEES.
chilfon it is quite a dressy adjunct oi" Friday—As You Like It.
onc‘s tollotlc. Saturday—~M’Ilss. ‘
As the St‘lliillll gels warmer tho long POPULAR PRICES:
1111111; will take 1111-1 place.- of thc long Evening ................ 10c, 201:. 300
gl1)\'t",S-~Sll('ll is the prediction. Matinee ............. 10c and 200
Thu plain wovcn braids make cxccl- ........... . .........................
lout bI'lts to wear Ivllh shirt waists, _».....__.......-..
Got 11 perfectly plniu braid as wide Itti H O Y T ' S 1‘; E A T R E ,
you want your bull 'Illltl of 11 color to‘
harmonize with your stock or carry,
out some color tics-11:11 111 the flock, ltl~
Inch It to a pearl or other suitable bur-f
lilo 1111c pcarls arc prcltlost with light
c'olotsl.11ud ”Ion hate as 1111111 :1 11111.01
lot the waistline 111' your frock 11:: _11111
11111111 .1: 11 111121
Ilats as well as gowns arc Irlmmcd
with tllII plcol-odlicd ribbons. ,
’l‘liei'o arc many naturally nervous
wonlcn who would actually grow youth:
in appcut'ancc if they would no 1111111-
ly away by tliclnsclvos and nap I‘or
say twcnty miuutcs IIaIIli day after the
midday meal.
This fashion of ”mm little puffs in
II'lllI l1 Ibo 1:11ls are diesslng their bac I:
FOR THREE DAVS ONLY.
Commencing Thursday May 11
MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY.
The Talented Young Actor
1‘11. Daniel Roan
In
FOUR NEW PLAYS
Thursday Evening—A Southern Ro-
mance
Friday Evening—Jim, the Penman.
Saturday Matinee. --The Mad King.
Saturday Night —The Circus Girl.
PRICES
EVENING—10 20 30 50c
hair at tho moment in youthful and MATINEE 10 20 300
beconung Reserve Seats for Saturday, Mat-
’lhc prctty Izuspendei‘ belts (some lnee May 13‘“-
call them brctcllt- boltsl are so 111'-
\1111'111111 that manv ot tho young lad-
ies who aspite I11 skirts of lllll lcut; Ill
:ttc adopting: tl1I111.'llIc\ uic putting
them on their silk and linctl tllcsses
too and it Is .1 pretty fashion to 11511
white for those that are to bo worn
over colored frocks, but of course they
would match in color the skirt that
\I‘as to 1.11 woiu \\l1ll :1 white will-:1.
Since the call for ltcip a few days
111.111 from :1 ('"Iillt'Slltllltlt‘ill who has
had poor lll'lt'ltl IIIct‘ i-‘lncc HbII lllil‘~
chased :I lii'IIak niakci. l haI'II lcaitr
1111 how to use one lilyselt‘. The man-
lllzicturors sent :1 i'cprcsenlatlve with
all the neccssary paraphernalia and
not only showcd 1111- how to make do
III-ions broad, but cake. too, with a1
cake mixer. I
lh'cad and cake making with tin-so 2'
simple little nun-blues in micro 11111.‘
and with them one can always 11c sure ‘
111' good brand and cake. lII’l‘I‘ is the
rccipc for the broad: tine, pint scald-
IId nlillr. ono cake I_Ioniprcssed ycnst.
two teaspoons salt. one pint warm wal-
ci'. one tablI-spoon each of lard. lultlcl‘
and suitor, and three quarts of sifted
llour. l’ul lllc pint of scttltlcd milk
into a IpIui't measure. add tho sugar.
lard, bultcl' and salt. and 1111-11 the
water. Pour into the “iititlici‘,’ rc-
St‘i‘Il'llli: enough to dissolve thc yeast in
upon lukc warm. When this 11-1 add-
IId but in all Ibc flour :11 once. 'l‘uril
'1111 b:111dlc 11111111 minutes, put on tho
Seats on Sale Monday May 8th
.._.,..-..... . .. .. A. .1.»
RATTAN FURNITURE.
To enjoy the comforts of sitting out-
doors during the summer months you
should havc snow (11' (1111'
SUMMER FURNITURE.
(‘outrlvcd first for use in hot coun-
tries, its great popularity has proved
that it is Ivolcotiio everywhere at all
seasons. lIlI'IIt'y year soon it more ar—
tistically. yet morn strongly made,
:ind the pieces of this handsomo Fur-
nituro that Ivc offer will bc found fully
11p to tho 1111;11qu dcgrec of pot‘t‘cctlou.
II'ltllo thc prices arc moderate.
A Full lloll llattnu Rocker, $1.95.
, y 1 l I ,. lhtmboo Tables. lloolt Racks, Tab-
IoIIi, Iv 11.11111 1 1I 11111511111111 poition mm“. m.” m ,.,,,.,.(.w,,m““my m“.
’ll tllI' .Incadluiz rod. turn the handle pm.”-
a low times around. '
‘ . . lillttlAtnll and put.
l1,1211) the 1111s. it IS an suuplc its can: A. J. ANGEV'NE & SON,
1631111 or Credit. 134 Washington St.
1
You Ask Your Question Today and ',
Get Your Answer Tomorrow.
The following story is told in thc
Kansas (‘in Star. as living illustrative
ol' the llllStlllllt' silcncc and lonI-IIIIIIsI-i
ot‘dbc typical Australian bush 111111111:
'l‘wo Inca worc camping logetltcr, but
rarcly cichitngcd a word.
(inc morning 111111 of tho ”11‘“ re-
iiiiu'iII-d at hrcaltl‘iisl, “Heard a cow
LAND OF SULLEN SILENCE.
Automobile Insurance.
BOSTON INSURANCE CO.
Capital $1,000,000.
This Company wrltos a most liberal
lorni oi" Insurance covering the car
II'hcrcvci' it llllty lu- lu the United
States 111' Canada. against lire arising
from any cause, explosion and “1:,th
. . . ‘ - ,I .I 1 11 1c and trans-
bcilow In tho swamp just now.’ 111111. ”"1”“ 'l "l‘" n ‘i I
, . , portalion I'Iultswlhcft. or pllforugo. up.
Nothing turtllet was aaid add 1111 y I, on ”w most favorable terms.
went about Il1clr business for thc l‘t‘til ‘
Jacob M 111111011.
ol' the day. 'l‘wouty-t’our liouru 11111-1,
(111111 more Ill broaki‘aul. tho 11111-111111
than said, “llow do you know it wasn‘t
1 ball?" Agent. 11 N lk
Again no cuntmct1t.l\galn a pause III 5 Railroad Place. 3°“ “W“ .
iIvonlyiour hours. Next. morning 1111: Tel. 85—2.
llrst 1111111 hogan to pack in) hlii “billy"
“Hily‘h'WIiKlr” «1 , 1 ! u 11 nomuoooonnuuou»
" ”1111 1.111 111;. " 11th 1'01 1c 11 icr. 0
.155 , I; WALTHAM
"Bttt‘l’luht‘," said his friend, "thorc‘ii I '
too 111111 11 argument In ,thla camp! ' .: WATCHES
ll vorything thorn in tremendous and Ii
last a little torrlhlo; but 1111 strength. 1: are the boat. Moohunloai precin-
ltiI bounty ‘antl lluI 11111111511119? an: ,, Ion. normpranrmmd caraml
things to so zo on I. in may hat on 11111 0 . v
.riu tho heart, ovon Ill! 1111 political and j: ilnluli are ”‘9 ""er "hilt ha ‘1
social riyiuems re things to compel 0 made WalthamWatclloutto 1108
tho admiration and navy or the World. ll In the world. 111 gold. gold
““"""““ W" 11111111 and silver cases at
W11 Arn All Qttottr'ttall 11. girl It 1211111111 1:
and «he undies: cal 11 woman 11' ca II - ,
and 111111 howls. (11111 It young womanla i; A. W. Austin 5,
witch and she I! 11 called call an 11 1| 0 ' .
woman a witch and 91111 lit Intllguaut. Ii 40 Wait 3". Norwn k' Conn
("all a girl a kitten and she rather ‘WW
11an 11: call It woman a cat and she
111111-11 you. Women are queer
It you call a man a gay dog It will
flatter him; call him a pup, a hound
or 11 our and he will try to alter the
map of your face. He doesn t mind he.
hm called a bull or a bear, yet. he will
object. to titling mentioned at: a call or
r. cub. Men are queer too.
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The
It) Clifford Hotel D-
TWO ILIGANT IUITII OI ROOM.
WITH PRIVAT‘IIATHC AT
ATTRACTIVI PRICI‘.
JOSEPH L, WALL Prop.
Also
Urnpl‘lelm‘ Hotel Marianna.
m
The Contrary liogrttnu 11015.1 find
their way homo front a distance? lit a
duration frequently aukod. It‘s accord.
but to the dog. If it III oao you want
to get r11] 01 he 111111 that his way back .
from Attica. It It, is It valuable one he
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run sou'rt-t NORWALK EVENll’vu SENTINEL
Nllllflli l0 Billliilflli
011ho of. tho Selectmen.
Town Norwalk, Conn.
' May 1. 1905.
Scaled proposalu will he rocclvod at
the Selectmen’s Ollicc. Norwnlk. Con-
nocticut, up to 3 p. 111. of the 01.11 day
of May, 1905, for the working and care
of the highways in said town which
will bu divided into five districts. .
Specifications may be. soon at. the
Sclccltnen‘s ()iflco.
cousltlcration must
of tho ’l‘owu.
Bids to receive
be from residents
The right. roucrvod to reject any or
all bids Ilt' consldormi to the best 111-
Icreius of~tltc ’l‘ownl. ,
.lOIlN DEVINIIJ,
ALFRED AVISON,
JAMES A. BROWN
Solccltueu, Town of Norwalk.
School Taxes.
Union School District
The taxpayct's oi‘ the. South Norwailt
Union School District arc hci'cby noti-
fied that the, district tax of one. and
onchuut'tcr mills on the dollar, laid on
the town asscssmeul list of 15104. at. 11
111111911111; of tho district hold on the
llth day 1111111111 ltltll at tho lt‘lilnlillil
s1 llool will be due and payable on tho
111111 11111 of Mn) ltltlo, at Itltith time
I shall be. routly to receive same at
SIllhrou-l’ow-cil‘s drug storu, 82 Wash
1111511111 street. i’cualty at the. rate of
ti per cent. a your will ho charged on
and after June Isl, 1905.
l". A. Tt)l.l.l1)S
(‘ollcclor of Taxes for South Norwalk
l'nion School District.
Dated at South Norwalk.
110111111;
our TAXES.
'l‘bI'I talxpayct's of the (‘ity of South
Norwulk are. hcl'olly notillcd that the
city tax of seven (7) mills on tho dol-
lar, laid on tho assessment list 111‘ 1904.
at a city meeting held in Quittncr‘s
111111. on tho 11111 day of March. 11111.1:
also the library fund tax of HiltHlllltl‘
ltsr (1.1 of a mill on the dollar, laid at
the Santa time will be due and payable
on tbc first day of May. 111115, at whit 11
time I will receive. the salon at .lacob
2“ Lufrlon‘s Uliice, N11, Railroad
l’Iacc. Penalty at tho rate of blue
1111 per t't'lll. a your from May 1. 1905.
will bII charged on all bills rcltuiiuiim
unpaid after June I, 19115.
JAMES PAUL,
April 21,
1121 to .11
.. i"?
5
Collector of Taxes of the City of
South Norwalk.
South Norualk Apiili. ‘,'I'Ih 190.1.
for all.
3,000 yards of all Silk Pounce in
tho natural color, IIclgttlm',7‘.'III, tic.
(lliolcc ot’ 11:11 styles lt‘lnc. Quali-
ty Fancy Silks, rcgular $1.110, 1191:.
1511qu French Volllc, olu' i'cgu-
1111- “.25 quality, one.
Wliitt: lli‘tlliautiuc Mohair, rel:-
ulul‘ 50c, 371:.
Black and t‘olot‘od Sateen I’IIlll
coats icgulai $125 thic
Wash Secrmsutkci Petticoats, v11
1111: 59c, 33c.
(100 yards of Dress Silks includ-
ing printed l‘I‘onlinds and fancy
I 'l‘at‘l’ctas, Ialuo up to 50c, 34c.
Drum: Gingbams, twonty styles,
13.000 yards), regular 101:, 551510.
Choice of 15 styles $ltl.00 and
$12.110 Ladles' Tan L‘Iovort and
Black Jackcis at. $7.115.
Cholco of ten new styles
whilo Waisls 11-11111111"
$1.“ ..:’I and $1.00,.1t 75c.
()lloicc 111 two dozcn Walking
Skirts, value up to $11.00 at $3.50.
'i‘honipson's Glove Fitting Dor-
olf
values.
151111111 1111- act and .11111- quality
Batiste, habit hip and girdle.
Value 1101:, at 451'.
White Muslin Skirts, wide tuck-
ed l-uillo, extra full. Valnc $1.00.
691'.
. ltaincoals tucw modcisl in 0x-
loi'd and Tan. Value $0.00, at
$6.5“. .
llalncoais tine quality Crayon
t 11. HT» lllllltltitlntt,‘ effects, worth
$1100, at $8.00.
It") l‘airs Nottingham Lacc Cur-
tains. all now designs. great, va-
in.» at $1.111) pair. $1.17 pair.
“In—om
30810" Store.
ROUSING 8ALE OF DRY GOODS FOR TOMORROW—SATURDAY.
35~STAR BARGAINS-35
Tomorrow‘s sellhi‘g ought to boa record breaker.
the list of Bargains printed below, we have added 1'01- tomorrow's sell-
ing HALF AS MANY MORE outtaily_g1'oitt—-and provided a stiflicicnoy
Wu advise, however, that you oomo early in the day it palatable.
‘5: ,
"’ "FRYbfill‘f NIX? 5. 15113 T”
m
......W
In addition to
llagdnd Stripes I‘or drapery, fill
lllt‘llcS wide, good for Porticra and
Coach Covert-i, oxti'u valuo at. 351:
yd., 21511 yd.
Ixtra largo Honeycomb 'l‘owels,
22 x Alli, good weight. and soil tin-
i11h, 11111» of the bout to absorb the
wot or. Special for sale, lilo
ouch. ‘
M orccrlzcd While. Waist lugs,
good assortment of patterns, rogu-
1111' price 251- and 29c yd.. 170 yd.
Ladics' Ribbed Shaped Vests, V. _
neck, short, sleeves, all sizes, reg-
ular 121,441: garment. Sale price, tic.
Children’s Ribbed Pants, lace
trimmed, medium sites, 3 to 6
years Value, 190. During this
5an 12C
Mon’ 15
weight,
1111'
pr.
Ludlos' Fine. lngrain Lisle llose,
Hcrnisdorf black. oar well-known
29c special. During this sale,
21c pr.
500 Boxes li'ish Linen Writing
Paper, worth the. tic.
Ladles’ All Silk Double Woven
Tips Gloves. Matty placos sold
at. 1151'. Special for this sale. 301'.
300 rolls of Extra Quality Cili-
na and Japanese Mattings. regular -
values, 25c and 20c, in some placs
es 350. Sale price. 1811.
Never Sag Curtain Stretcher,
rectum price, $1." .5, 95c.
2 Humor Blue Flame 011 Stoves,
regular price $4.50. sale $3.75.
No. 8 Copper Bottom Wash Boil-
ers. regular $1 "1' special at 950.
at).
Black Socks. medium
sizes 91/2 to 111/2. regu-
pi'ico 1295c. Sale price, Sc
Bissell‘s 01' on n Jewel Carpet.
chepers, rcgular price, $2.25.
$1.75.
So many of us
coming.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to all pet
units iutct'csttd 1n the pronoun! layout
of Soymotii' street, from (‘criar strcct
to tho street. formerly known as Sex
mour Plat-,1- but now a pull of Scy-
11111111 SiltIl 1.11 that Ia'ul ScImour
stic It shall IJI‘ substantialh foil. foot
in width, and to its and establish the
nortbci'ly line ol' (‘1 1111 strcIt li'Iom
Livingston street to Seymour silent,
so that said lino, :Ihall substantially
follow the line of the prcscut slouc
“all that a lllI-‘t-Plllljz of tho t‘ouucil 01"
this city will be held at tho Council;
(‘liambcr on Tuesday MaI £101,190").
at 8 o'IioclI p 111 when and whorc all
persons whose land is proposed to be
. 1121 to 11
haVc another guess‘
taken Iller,cl‘ot' or which may hc 1-111“
feclcd thcrcby. may appear and be:
heard in rolation thci'cto.
South Norwalk, May tin], 1905.
Per order of the Council,
IIOSI'IIl’lI R. TAYLOR
ml 21 City (‘1 lcrkI
“1111111011.. 11 n 1101111111 always
I postscript to her lII ttetS?‘
1 "Wall." answercd the ungallant
lwrotcb, "she probably figures out. in
3 her own mind what. her letter has
11' It" 1' I111 think and then tries to have
I...» Iusl word "-—thshtngton Star
: ORDER OF NOTICE.
Norwalk. as.
(oult .\I.11::rd. A. 11., 1905.
Whereas \I'iltten application has
lilt‘ll 11111111 to this Court for adminis-
tration of tho Islalc of Dwight l)
luurnbam. late of Norwalk, in said Dis.
lrlt't, IlIII'tIasIIIl.
01",dmcd That, said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
loan-e in Norwalk on the l"t.h day of
151111 1.1115 at 2 o‘clock altornoon; and
jthat public notice thereof be given
110 all [)(‘ISUIIS interested therein by
publishing this or'dei in .1 newspaper
ibavina 11 circulation in said District,
and a
P1s111e1 of Probate
tat loasl live days before said day of
Ibearing.
HENRY W. IREGORY.
1114 it' Judge.
lanai
131111111113
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST.
Per Pound
300
tar that it to lmpoulbla to Improve u
10 Hunt sump- with :1 lbs. But
California Pruner, 250
to Hunt sump: with 2 lbu. Largo
French Pruner, 25c
to Hunt atampu with 31/, lbs. Bent
. Head Rlca. 250
to Hunt III-Mp3 wIIII 1.11m Bottle
liming, 101:
ll Hunt stamp: with 1 Largo Pkg.
Diamond Starch, 1
is apt to not lost it he linen round the
tun DROP 1111 rate: or noun.
We have a large line of HUNTLEY & PALMER’S CELE-
BRATED BISCUITS. These goods are made of the finest mater-
ials and from their great variety. of shape and flavor, acknowledged
superiority of make and fine keeping qualities. they have obtained a
very extensive and increasing sale.
We can supply you With these
delicious goods that are up-to-date for your Five O’clock Teas or for
the Club or Party. Visit our store see and taste these first class
goo‘ds. They will tickle your palate and you will be sighing for
more. too numerous to mention.
Good qualities are so low in price that to buy the unreliable,
“just-as-good" kind is a real extravagance.
LEADING GROCER.
Tel. Call 322-4.
The Finest Elgin Creamery
BUTTER
If you are not buying your butter of til you are rarely ml
port It the kind wo null.
30 Hunt Stamp: with 1 lb. But No.
1 GI,
-AA
I
i
l
60 Hunt Stamp- with 1 lb. Fancy
No. 2 Tu,
using a rare treat.
Just um! tor a trial pound and If you don't any It
knocku Ipotl out of the kind you are getting brlng it back and we wlll gladly refund your money.
Charles E. Seymour,
80. NORWALK. CONN.
Pier Pound
300
Delicious, Sweat, Holy But-
HUNT STAMP OFFICIALS FOR TOMORROW.
125 Hunt sump. with 1 lb. Choice
No. 3 Tea. 3513
to Hunt Stump: with 1 111. Java a
Moon: 601m. 300
to Hunt Stamps with 1 lb. Matricul-
bo a Java Coffee, 261:
to Hunt Stanton vulth 1/. 111. am No.
1 Tn. 251:
to Hunt 311111th with 1/, lb. Fancy
No. 2 Tu.
ALL THI LEADING BRANDS AT EXTRA LOW PRIOIO.
20o“
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Norwalk Chronicler