v-vflnm consul at’ Bluhticlds.
Ion-rs ”DIWALI. 00"-
”. Ive-la: Sentinel In a elreuls~
Utah tld ion at Nsrw'nlk and Its
Winner. eonlaerahly. than the
Inland circulation of the other two
lad! dailies. Oar press room ls al-
ways Open to advertisers.
Mm
It. tart larald Weather forecast.
My clear weather and tmh to light
Maud muthweaterly winds will p e—
‘ ‘fl'ltha'warnwave" temperature. rls-
‘ Walthtlyhllberthan yesterday except on
“Inflow line. On Saturday. fair
‘ WWI“ prevail. with nearly stationary.
W by slightly lower temperature. but
Wu. humidity. southerly winds and
Dania! cloudiness. {allowed by thunder
m in the western districts of tbls section:
n] on Sunday partly cloudy. cooler weather.
with local rain.
. Manual Record.
' ‘Tlla Marmot the thermometer tor the
Wheat- sndlna at noon today was
I“ abanlatflhlghaat. 87° above zero.
/
Ihtataro Al-aaae tor 'l'o-llon'o'.
”Bison Bullets B b‘l‘lde lov'l'ld
it! stool-$1220 l atom)e
Nicaragua and the English.
. Dnringtho troublebetween Nicaragua
and the Mosquito Indians last year the
Central American republic suspected
that certain British and American citi-
am Vote interfering more than they
had any right to do on the side of the
Indian Therefore some of them were
mind by Nicaraguan authorities and
takm from Blnetlelds to Managua.
Eighth or wrongly, the republic sus-
pocted that the Britons in particular
were lamenting the disturbance among ~
thahalf barbarian Mosquitos with tlp‘
,viewof England's getting complete pos-
Iuimof the Mosquito remn'atio ‘ ’ Un-
(Mathis impression Nicamgu. . sted
minded to Managua. an g others.
This
VII a rash thing for Nicaragua to do.
In due time the British government
demanded satisfmvtion. The demand was
that 375.000 should be paid as indem-
nity, and that anumher of other claims.
public and private. should ho submitted
to arbitration. (inn of the parties to the
arbitration should he Great Britain. the
second one Nicaragua and the third a
nation to be (lumen by the first two. but
that nation must not be “any American
state." which plainly meant the l'nited
States. This eondmnzn on the fare of it
was altogtther norm.» nahloand unjust.
Nicaragua had until Easter Sunday to
«wept or reject tl'.» proiuwiliun. She did
neither, but [ll‘dl‘l‘ht’d a t"Hll|]il‘Hllll:~I‘.
Then three British warships went at
oneetoCorinto. the Pacific port of Nica-
um
Crop Prosper-ts.
Unless there should room sonic unto-
wardweather now not to ho foreseen
thin Whole big (multtry will be blessed
filth a bountiful luirvest. Never be»
fore h“ I Wonlmtillt agricultural bul-
letin been many lawn-able than the last
moi-mad Particularly. in all locali-
ties. the fruit crop promimm to he great;
M the vegetable emp. The. south
fairly revels in bright hopes. Florida
momma shipments incmrsing
and We {or abundant crops of
fruits musing. In Arkmnuul fruit
W are term-ted “excellent."
Oak Tom. Louisiana and California
mun unfavorable outlmk lnv‘mnm
d drought. but it in Mill early euouuh
to remedy the Manage nlnwlydone it
Walton“ mum «(mu (imam. too, in
m d ")0 mt“ that lll‘l'tl fill". lllll H“!
need cannot be very nrm'ntJlm-c the
WC says that "all fruits and berries
are Manning." and sending in romping.
ed. Oregon had a most suwemtul lamb-
” mm. which she will be able to
turn to tho but mlvantnge on mxwmnt of
: thabigh primof heel. In Wauhlngtim
More the hop district n-jolem. Else-
th‘owinter wheat is mun-ml in exwl
kit cmdltlon. rmd wring wheat in
m up finely. Various parts of the
mm a late Farina. and in smile
”rain is meded. Yet tlwre seems
who no Win: of serious lose
then new 0n the whole. we
‘fl‘allrejotoe and tnkoixmrago this
III-Int swine
. float this “moot mthe young
mdthmmwtntnmkelt
”tribulation. Thoybreakdown
his then, out down and deetmy ht:-
was young trnltsud {mt trees.
fit! his live ntoclnmb htnle‘ nude.
“Wilmhablomd howl
”you ma like your»; ammo.
p
7, Want. by
artistic and high tuned. mo well not high
rm rim , -
Eruptions
ll! (TBIDIT
Alan's Sensnmuul
”him years 4
“lo. I was in a
terrible candl-
liou with I '1!- '
mu. or emp- ,
”on, which
' Dial" 01‘ all
Met my laea _
and body. MOI '
lag the teeth :‘
_ many at when .
(l as to the rill- -‘
' may at Ayers j'
Barsnpartlln ln llke cases, 1 concluded .
to give this medicine a trlal, and the -
result was a thorough cure. no its: 01 i
the complaint llltlkllllt its appearance .
slnce. I have no heslmtlon ln trema- '
mending Ayer's' Sal'supurllla for any i
kind of skin dlsease."-J. W. Dun, .
Moss Polnt, Miss. ‘
lm’smSamnfllla 9
Admlttad at the women an
would be a fund of pleasure and prom
to them their lives long. If anybody had
time to organize the boy hmrllurm of
the villages into study brigadm during
the summer and give them object lW'
sons in natural science, they Would be-
come decent, intelligent and orderly as
well as honest.
Consul Do Kay sends from (in-many
an idea that is worth birding. He says
in that country venison is found in the
public markets the year round at: prices
comparatively cheap. It. is Marianne in
the mountains and forests of (harmony
deer are systematically bred and outfit
for, so that they are not scares. Mr. De
Kay thinks deer ought to be than bred
in the hill and mountain forests of
America, and so they ought. .
The new discovery that what has
hitherto been supposed to be, o .‘ nitro»
gen contains in eoiubinatii; ,ertaiuly
one other gas, probably . e than one,
will require thochemi of all the at
Holmium comply” to be reconstruct-
ed. Since the , emmxmnds composes
largo prory .on of human and animal
food thdtaslr will be a large one. and it
wilflast a long time.
The magnanimity of Japan l3» matti-
fest in every move. The, mikiulo's prim
laination of peace stated distinctly that
the conunerrial privileges and mnees.
sions Japan had mm for herself Were ta:
be shared by all other purer.» having
treaties with (‘hina and Japan.
In Wi-mnsin a M'Hll‘m'l‘ to life im
primnnn-nt in a penitentiary is equiva
lent to a! white diwrt-e \t ithour further '
legal pron dun. lint ll is a little au‘k
ward “hen the Ill'thllv'l‘ In pardoned out
after av. in ie.
The pix-eminent uf ('hile will have a
n'nuu'knhlv . mum of nirmn- frytilizi n.
or ill“ lntcniutloiml ludl (‘otfnn States
exposition.
The “real Department More.
Twentieth century ll'lllll‘lll'l' a urn no-
where Illul‘l' innnit’wat than in the ovoln- ’
tion of the general mmdy store now in .
wryiu’tivn operation lll [hi-cities of this
country. A generation ago, in the coun-
try. the general supply store was tho
only sale establishment known. Dry
goods, gl'm‘r‘l‘lra. stationery, cigars and
tobacco. shot-s and hzmlwure. as well as
pottery war“. were carried in stock n1-
wuys by the country men-hunt. The city
dry gulls merchant kept not much else
than textile fabrics.
Now the city merchant has borrowed
a leaf frmn the country supply «more of
the, early day and begins to carry every
kind of stock, Inilllnery and furniture
included The idea is no doubt lmmwved
from the great m-olwrative storm at
Roehdule, hindon and elsewhere in
(heat llritnin. At any rate. ht‘lwever it
may ttll'm't the into of theolwial trio-les-
man, it. is a step in tho dim-lion of en-
owmtivism. to which wn‘iery seems
tending at present.
That it has wrought hardship to the
slur-ital men-hunt in true, At a meeting
of the grm‘ers' iumwintion some, time
since louder than all the complaint. of
hard times arose the cry that tho depart
ment More wan ruining the grocery busi-
ueim. The general nupply More. with its
huge buildings and lmndmls of employ.
em, under-mid the npwial grlrer and cut
the “fill!!!“ from under his feet The
saute ery has arisen from the book nmrm.
Formerly there was mmething quiet.
priml. about a book store. ThM' the
literary per-mu Went to linger and“ (lipids
mind. an to urn-tilt. into the stand from
area an a bee dips into a hmeymltle.
Now that is all changed. The great
damn-out mm ls undmllmg the
book merchant and breaking him. One
at the leading bmktlrmn of timeout”,
onewhtoh huhranehes lnesveral sit»,
nanometre that handler it will not
cut with cut and sell bmh as cheaply
as any dry mid: firm dues do.
The we feature that hum the
public. however. is that the mat drum
amt store in n distinct 1|de to the
purple” large. Theym adorn Inky
teed. furniture mat m that were
quite out of their reach More. That is
. tum lnehm Wll’li“
1 nit-re and. w‘e'l'll'. in mm-
‘on bright silk pent-w
LllSl‘lllllE,
n ma union’s.
mu an.
The slaughter of cheap harm: in the
mat («tritium-n. Time thmmand uremid
‘to have been hill“! at one time in tire.
gnu than of three awn-m horses have
been ulanulruvml and their “(16h sold to
{utilizing "Inliulllll'fi. Tun Ismail ex.
tent. however. the experiment has been
made of packing the meat and selling it
for human loud. France might to talus
wmslderuhhr of it. Em [A for tine mere
Injwliivrswimt it. there is no imam
why hvmtlmh slutuhl not hermenhy
people. It is quite an ultimatum! a).
heel, Tlmhurw imvcguvtarian and lives
on the some gram»; and grains that the
"Kalli“. I! lumdelilml hom'nmit :1“
well a» pull, it Would be much better
than pods, {or tin-twine is naturally
carntvmm and dimmns all manner of
abmninatiom, «lircaying animal bodice
not creamed.
V' aromas or run stars.
llagnKenoedy lootavalnable te'amot
horse- by their falling 17?: feet down a
qumyhole inl’ortlaud. A: cool was
being unloaded (or a whooner
into a bin near them, the team
backed over the edge. The driver,
licbael Cole, sprang (H as the team
went ornandewaped.
Tillie Ashley,“ Waterbury.” chat.
longed Isrnna Clothe! letiden. to a
stalling race to take place our the
Wm,tho Hartford noun. or
atauyplaeeiuthestate. Distauoetohe
anythiogfronraquarterot a mile to a
mileaadahalt. States to be arranged
harsher.
The [netball question at Harvard in
aettledatlast. Thetacultyotthooolltp
lie-voted not to prohibit any student
fro-ruining tooth-ll. This places the
tooth]! situation just where it use some
mun ago.beforothelacully voted to
pate-toptothe‘atue.
Annemarie 0t typhoid {over which
Immunoutin flew Ignorance-using
Manila-entailing the real.
deataoltheplace. The full number of
were reported to the health (miner la
urn-om
VARIOUS NOTES.
"burl-rm "new "as. Paul" II Mm-
um
Fri-try hinge tor tin-- mprm and ”water aw
nuu‘h~ of emnrirtte gum-m ml ercllmuleln r1: or
hrm'mlv. liar-r! ed‘.~rtiwly watch a bright
color. Ur» tho side‘s. refilling: or thin! ham
in sewed broml. llrw- Low. and Immm'rr
law is tollertrtmn the «ohm. tolling in a
i‘mvmlm‘. but. ruuml the nu.-oth. drawn in
by rum-ruerl rlhl‘mnnvr "ml, broad 1.1"- i»
hhli'kly l'lllllr‘el! ’ The his: lllw ill is thin!" fill
mars tlrr'fi and l'onr void!»- le fullml lap be
ill" Fi‘lle imam carried
the opt-m ulnwm'w, lumvllwn him-l, Manhatt-
Wink lave Blulld'lre'e are nu «at min in team
to, in “will l *'
with l‘lll'l’le'n rill the ~ 'xv will. .
are mmh- wry Main and am» will like ulna»
skim.
Hols are of ‘nll wire». llmrrt wry large.
wide hrlmmerll shapes any vru’umll «urban».
and there tn F“FflleEUl-ufmlllfll0t ‘m "or eflr‘
and shape n! the u-mmr Hmwma» It Iva
high, and straight «drumming-v. illlfl‘li’l‘ llkr
an. inwvtwl fli-mwwm, 4min it lap-1‘» to
It point, or it! ls emhn-ly ”unlined, the twp
of I'll»~ hat being nw-rt’a-etly flat. Thar an:
amal‘l enmwlm 5:39:1me hat» and tiny
three comm! hm n4 printer with no twill
mutton» which nary mm] which to the luck
and which the tow. rumor». dais». ne-
imam. IIML
audition: hmM am! a m ermrrmlfll Mild
which Inch like M. Inn ta M. are all
may in mm variety, while" llam- la no
limit “MM bflllhmy n! who. The pm-
that are the green ailment in («than “an.
and the-or of an ext-gumm- gut-Hm ydlmr.
The hatter ritually hmr new or Ian-1M
ta the "laminar, whirl- Ma in their milk
to “variant
Wile came an» an loath-liable as
are! In minim, mil out than quanta
am my in may mu the «My of the
We mark M than k annulus.
making 5 mm than did all.
”mun-l as up” I whhwrry‘
than it to m m“ tar mm o!
m m than the ad
new»; this! are so stir-euro atlat
m.
The bold whither: mama-omen
teal ovum phmstm. [Helm
mmm mm m
' mu
avfitflidhhwfihw
(Ina
. .. W“
3.
con. MAIN AND WALL srs, NORWALK, CT.
FllllllllllllE GIVEN AWAY;
BEBINNINE
SATURDAY, MAY , ’
A large line of elegant Furniture, especially manufactured for us.
t
8888
Will
one time; trade at
Remem
account of the presents.
presents.
to our store and see the presents.
They cost you nothing.
ticles ever offered. These articles of furniture are given you when
have traded a certain amount at our store. Not necessary to trade it al at
our convenience, and all purchases will count towards the -
and the articles themselves you will soon pos-
Thsy are the finest and most useful premium ar-
on
r that we do not ask
you any hi her rices for the oods on’
We sell all the g p g
goods at the same price, whether we are
punching a card for you or not.
Who will give all callers who are prospectlve purchasers a card. on manilla board. and every time
they trade wlth us, we wlll punch out the amount of their trade.
I
It costs us but a. little more to do a larger business, and we are ready to give our customers
the benefit of the saving.
We want to advertise our business,
cuts from us you will not forget as,
and we know if you get such pros-
and the articles themselves will advertise us every day while
in your house. Yours respecttully,
:THE BOSTON STORE,
Dry Goods; Cloaks and Suits, Camels, Kitchen Furnishings,
Chlna and Crockery Ware.
Corner Main
an (1
Wall Streets. Nor-“111k, Conn.
susuuu
Tm: eummer season is with us and we are stocking up with the novelties of the season.
80008.
We have been successful in
introducing Pint Clots Goods and can not allord to touch anything that is not A No. 1.
WV. cuild probably make more money by handling interior articles 0! food. But our convictions and one idea is: First
(rim (loads at Lam st Possible Price. and We find that our
idea is being sfprrciated more and more every day. ”Any ar—
ticleyou are it Seymour sells it, its the best."
Notox Wild Cherry. Notox Claret. Strawberry and Raspberry Syrup; Saratoua Kissengen Water; Apollinaris Water;
tiaratqca Kissengen Ginger Ale: Ur. Welsbee' Grape Juice; Potted Ham. Tongue.
Chicken and Turkey.
Our line ol lsucy Cakes, Crackers and Sugar Waiters, are above the standard. We have a lot of Picnic Style
Packages this season.
Oar Colleen, Tees and Butter can't be touched in quality.
Leave your order with us (or the celebrated ”Ferris" llsm or Bmelesa Bacon, the best in the world.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
[EWING llllflclill,
TELEPHONE CALL.
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
l3-2.
tuner.
School Taxes.
renoun- loath Nonalk Unlou
hereby notified that the
one-quarter mills on
the Mn assessment list of
nestingot the dtetr hill? on the
at the n utreet
W‘ffl‘u‘wfidb vtlt’ti?‘l.sg:ll‘ii:
Int 0‘ 'fieuuo :t flttlleon‘s dill:
“loath malt. Apt“ 15. I”.
en a was «:5
males. A HUIDRID: as A103.
mummnmmwm mentally.
SHED and SPLIT W000
la leeks... A 00393591“. OVAOORD.
Aflwm
ll! um WI Ffllllllfll
“ha-amateurs.
n. r. BATES,
'fi 5 '3', "T “a“?
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SPEBIAI. SALE 0F 0llA0|lEIlS
There Crackers are fine goods and all strictly fresh. Your money back it
you are dissatisfied. m
5 lbs. Glaser Snaps, we.
5 lbs. Lemon Crackers 25c.
5 lbs. Oyster Crackers. 25c.
5 lbs. Fancy Glaciers. 250. .
0 lbs. Soda Crackers, 25c.
Wasblu Soda lc lb. Gold Dust. 20o.
Hardin}, ' 4o. Rout Beet, 20c.
Ammonia. be. 4 cans Corn. 2-50.
Baked Beans. no. a cane Pumpkin, 250.
Condensed Illh, 0c. 8 lb pail Cottollne. 270.
Very Best Elgln Creamery Butter. 230 lb.
FRESH COUNTRY EGGS, 17c doz.
THE NEW l0|lll nous.
Donovan Budding,
South Norwalk.
88 Main fitreot.
avails: l“ llli mun. ,
Norwalk Chronicler