’ the print n
‘ any dilllulltv inr- idI-nt to the sex Ian Honour!
“ acianllli- treatment known to mmlern Mastery
. and IIchi-Ine.
V ' Alllnltnra prompt
fl INSURE YOUR LIFE
Connecticut Gonei‘al
Paper-Hanger, Calciminor,
Indira-MOWER v “no.
Imwuruauo C. 0. m.
I
A Pretty Home
HM untold IIIquI-Iu'c. The» place whore
most of our “va1 is Imam-d ahould in- an
prI-tty an it is pmudblc to Iunku it. First
look to the wallpaper. ’I‘hcm'a apaper,
to unit. you right horn in this storm conro .
in and wu'll help you find it.
Painting, pan-r hanging and decorat-
inl‘f not convenient for you to call at tho
rtoro. drop II postal. and [will ImpchIIII-d
to call on you with a full lincof snnIplI-II.
E. E. GORHAM,
10 FIRST AVENUE,
East Norwalk, Connecticut.
Spring Stock!
Suits formerly 03.00 now
$5.50. All woal pants,
formerly $2.00, now $I.oo.
All. goods made to order
in firSt-class style, and at
low prices
H ’6 Gooowm,
Tailor, llatler and
l' urnishcr.
I10 Washington Mr.“
lrid’gc.
”UNG MANI
ytalrethb chance of [Dying '
Without Insuranc'o. who
Cents a day wil
FOR $I.OOO!
0r Six f‘to. a day will giro you an Endow-
mom. of ti (XIII. payable to’youmlf if you
live. With insurance. kc everything
ciao, the beat. III the cheapest. Insure In the
Life Insurance Co.
0f Hartford.
5. S.L’HOMNEDIEU,
In Washington Street. 80. Norwalk.
FAINFIELD COUNTY
NATIONAL BANK.
43 Wall Stroobbrlorwowlk Conn.
Incorporated,18‘24. Capital,8200.000.
EDWINO. KEELZR, Pratdsnt.
DAVID H. MILLER, Vicel’mt.
I. c GREEN cmrér.
DIRECTORS.
Eowru (I. Karmic, Moms M. vatut,
lem II MILLER. A..I. Mmanu.
Fit-yr. Iona Lot: KWUOD ’I‘IIIIo. lv'. Smru
Ina CIMI. CHAS I". Turin-Iran.
Accounts of Manufacturer», Merchants
and Individuals Solicited.
5an Deposit Born
Free to Dopositors.
oar y
BOSS
' which I. «r» to: rm «In his Marlin
Over 3.000.000 pounds sold III the put your testify to (hair popularity.
‘ ly made up in a combination of mater-
PhysIcIan forWoiuen,
NR5. III. I. A. CUILFURD
Can be consulted at her office
842 Boom 9mm, Barnum; 00”.,
From 10 II. In. to 7 p. In. any day except
Sunday.
'l'hodoc‘or Is a rprmlar physician and for
note-en yI- urs has made the tilt-1mm
of WIIHIHHL nrmv iulry. Indian Honoring from
Dr (lnilforIl in tho I-trirtmt mnflrlmm. with
thoassumrn II III on civinz the most HkllWillflllll
H. mm cure with nurse for-
uiml. Terms mmlonate.
”Hm“ when N"Irrenllodfo 1mm Inn
J. O.JENNINGS.
Paintor.
DIE-I I”
WILL um aIIII BORDERS.
. I NORTH IAIN m.
M Norwalk.
fimplv- Book.- ofihm Btylon of Papers,
Denim od Gilt Houldlncsta taken to
Mines {0: innpecflfll, on notice by womb
""
BAKE NC
POWDER
1»; VI
5 CON. Now Louoou, ooIIII.
mm rim")
.1..-
I .M .M MI of ill: Bar-oat
Ha, to m by ”do. Ibo Como.
We have nrado spacial manhunt-
with tho rpntaof the celebrated Bow
Glowlv‘ltting Patterns. by which we can
present to our lady random some of that:
very nawIIot and cholera“ patterns of
unrmonto. Full and explicit din-odour
for putting tnmethcr the amount. ac
company cacb palm
sun—unity war
sang-LADIES' CAPE
This stylish capo illustrates one of the
aIlvaIurIsi-lpring modw. It is made of
black satin. clmantly dmvratcd with
cnljrt and apulmlms, :I boa of plain-d
lrliu'k f'lllllifll bcinu worn around tin-
nwk. ’I'III- skirt ovI-r which it i-I worn
iaof fancy plaid suiting. in grown, vio-
let and pink shadcs. It III slurpcd with
six from, and Ilarca fashionably at the
font. tlw back displaying tin-cc scpcratc
godvts or tubular fulIbr. Tho cape is
circular in chap: and hang» in full rip-
plcn' all around, the drop scalloped collar
lK’lll“ Mtcudml to form pointed rowers
in (rpm. A MI-dici flaring collar finish-
csthc neck. and thumps is r-lonediu-
visibly in ccntrc front with books and
rye». Capos by the mode can lurstylislr
lid to mat:h or Imntrnst with the
gown. Plain and fancy mixed cloukinga.
with roughor sumoth surfaces. velvet.
satin, brova'lv or ribbcd silk willIlI-vclop
haudyomclynriuglc or in combination.
”at rich Icatlwr rnching, jI-t, [MFSGHII‘IILP-
. m
loll actuating upon the addition. ‘
ricaalluni or otlII-r frushionablc garnituro
(an l.-o applied as sparingly or as liberal-
ly an desired.
Tho quantity of material 4i inches:
widc required to main». this capo for a
lady having a Zimirich brr-ns't measure is '
2-7. yards. 1
To makI- tlw skirt it \Ii '1 require of
"Ir snow width IIIntcriai six yards for,
a 2!; kn II II ain't na- mun:
TlIIrIape pattern. which III M; Illlllz
and retails for thirty I'I‘lllil in (at in
sizes for n :52, ill, 1m. :l'I. III and 42-inch
bust measure.
The skirt pattern, which lfi No. 6562;.
and winds for thirty ('I‘IIIF. is cut in
him for a '22. 24,213. 2.5 :IIIdIlo-inch
waiat mcasuri . ,
EVENING SENTINEL
COUPON.
Entitllngtooncr Miter-n. any size. of No
It?» I.“ 'III #2
Got this out. till In fyourcommandnddrena
and and Ir take it to
Studovant’s Bargain House
Sm
Annuals .
I’ATTERNN . I'm. -I‘II'I:VL SIZEMIN
This coupon and 12 cunts will secure
above pattem at Mum-van? s. North Main
and Ann streets. South hornnlk.
ROAD INSPECTORS
Gossip About the Halter—comptroller lead to
Give His Decision Today.
Comptroller Mead will give his de-
cision today as to paying for ius'pcctors
of such highways as are built under the
now "gIml roads law" of the state.
which divides the cost equally between
stair, county and town. The plan for
low] inslxtction is not a new one. Last
ymr it was undertaken and the comp—
trollcr by advice of munsel declined to
pay for Inn-h service. Now Governor
Collin harmony. in a letter that has been
made public, rI-ncwa the mouncnda-
lion, making a strong argument for the
appointments. Official inspection isI-s-
scntial to good work and the three com-
miaaimim moot possibly inspect the
detailed construction of every bit of
road that is built.
It is whittpered about the Capitol at
Hartford that practical politics enter
into the question of advisability. Then-
iIIafcar in sonic quarters that such n
mrpn of state inspectors. one in each
‘town. might be. annoying to those politi-
* and to law.
3 board his bollef that. Ii'cigcnbaum had been
1 two hours." he said. "and he told mo that
I for years ho had been the victim of n mui- ,
;on it old blood stains.
; baum was known to have used muuv ali« .
I user; but only in different towns.
‘ matter of fact his real name is Karl Zahn.
‘ and ho never would explain why he
TholatoltcncmarothotJbooh:
vicar nood- of inspection being too mutt
to be overlooked. the oomptrollor will
mount topaaa upcb bill». but will ilk;
olndo than in tho state‘- rlIlI-d of tho:
Mofroadbulldiag.
Library Motor.
Harper's chkly for May 2 will con— I
tain an article on the squadron drill of
the “min of the Unitrod States Navy
atHnInptou Rmdsdllustrntad by II double
page and part page drawing by (Parl-
mn'l‘.(lbapruau. Thorn will also bc a
preliminary article on the coming unner-
ul coufcrencc of the Methodist Episcopal
church. with upagouf portraits of the
moat important bishops. ofllcers, and
dclcgntw; and an especially timely paper
will be devoted to the development of
tho garden-truck industry in the South.
A valuable article in Harper’s Round
Table. published April 28. will be the
first of a serie- of live on “Practical
finif."by W. (l. VilllTIltlHt‘l l-iutpben.
'1‘ he articles will dcscribo tho name. and
roll in u send-instructive way runny
points not generally known. In the
some number thcrc will bc a hunting
story. entitled “An Adventure on Tam-
arack Lake." by Francis Sterne Palmer,
and ”A May-day Play." (a lawn cuter
lainmcnt in which the time-honored
May-polo plays a prominI-ut port) by
Caroline A. Ifrccvcy and Margaret E.
Sangria-r. Tin-m will also be inntal-
nuiuts of Marion Hurluud‘s short serial,
“An ‘Uld-Ficld' School Girl," and Kirk
Monroe‘s uncommonly iutcresting serial,
cutitlcd "Rick Dulc. "
Tramps Capture a Tram.
Thirty tramps cupiurcd a freight train
just outsidI- of Bridgeport, Sunday
night, for tho purposo of making their
way to New Haven. Conductor Joseph
I..Ittin. forIIIcrly of South Norwnlk, was
in charm». He tried to dislodge the
troupasacrs. but without. other. They
far outnumbmd tlrccrew and throat-
t'lllltl vinleuccuif disturbed. At the
NaugatuI-k junction it stop \I'IIII mole and
tlIcI-onductor quietly slipped from the.
train and ran to tho railroad telegraph;
ollicv. llI- tolngmphed to New Haven
that llt‘ had thirty lrnmpsaboiud. andI
“nun-d II squad of policc to meet the
train. chcrnl patrolman and about tif<
tccn railroad mun awnitvd the culrsign-
ment of hobm-s. Win-u it arrived they
c: I]: tnrcd one man. The rest cutoff and I
nrudc thr ll Ilscupc.
was HI: __fl'H§ RIPPER?
l‘arl Falgonbaum'a Attorney Hollow-a He
Was tho “’hltonlmpnl I‘Iond.
NEW .Yolrx, April dial—“I bollcvc that
Cari Fclgcnbaum. who has juabboo‘n pull
to death in the electric chair at Sing Sing
prison. can easily be oonneotod with the
Jack the Ripper murders in Whitcchnpal.
London."
This statcmcnt was madc by his coon
sci. William S. Lawton.
Before speaking the luwycr explained '
that he revealed the sour-at of the dead he-
cnuso be felt It to ho his duty to science
linwycr Lawton then began .
the recital of a story on which. ha mid. lIe‘
guilty of pcrhapa a dumb butcher-ins.
"Ono night i staid with him forovcr
Iuly, a disease that periodically proycd up- .
on blur and which forced him, in spite of
himself, to satisfy an Incarnate love ho
had for woman by murdering and III uti-
lating her. 1 was an startlI-d that for tho .
moment I did not knbw what to do. Then f
the Jack the Ripper butohcrioa occurred i
to Inc. and l begun to search B‘cigon baum's
rccurd. l lcurncd that he was in Wiscon-
sin at the time the country was startled
by tho new of the murder and mutila—
tion of several Women there. Then I com-
municated with London and discovered
that ll‘cigenbaum was also there when so
many fallouwomen fell victims to the ’
knife of some mystcrious assassin. Iquea—
tionod Fclgenbnum cloIIcl y and found that
he could converse with intolligcnco on
surgery and dissection. but when asked If
he knew anything about those subjects her
would feign an ignorance that was unnat-
ural. "
Other points advanced by i nwyer Law-
ton wurc. first. that the knife with which
bq killed Mrs. Hoffman was found to have
Again. remn—
.Ao a
changed it.
“The man was a devil." concluded Mr.
Imwtqn. “His motive for the crime' woo
his frightful desire for mutilation."
THE KNAPP CASE.
It “’IWecelva the Proper Consideration
of the state Department.
Wisumurox, April BIL—There Ia no
danger that the proper. interests of M19
sIIIIIuI-y Knapp. who is supposed to be now
at Alexandr-arm in the nominal custody
of the United States consular agent. will
be overlooked by the government. A‘o-
cordlng to the programmc milliunily
agreed upon by United States Minister
Terrell before he left Constantinople and
the ports. Mr.'l{napp will be sent by the
United States consular agent toConamu
tinuplc, there to remain until Mr. Terrell
returns to'his post. when ho will bottled
in the presence of the United Statu‘mi‘n-
lam on the charges preferred by the Turin
lab government.
Ills, delivery at Alexandrotta Into the
hands of the United States cunsulnr agent
there was "duly in accordance with tho
agreement with the Turkish govm‘nmcuu,
and there has been no apprehension of
trouble or bad faith in its execution.
“I‘m gludto soc that one thing has
been brought to the attention of Com-
gress. " raid the man who Is perpetually
indignant. “What do you mean?" ”The
necessity for II universal standard of
weights and measures. What we want;
right away is name scheme that'll make
fifty pounds of icc weigh just as much
in July as it does in April."
f l'.ouriovl‘IIaI. ....
of!
ruin.“ of m pinto.
mm “mt- mot tho
Inland-loot, will. d ”In M to
cheat nod rnbtbo mot and tbs
tendency at now:- wntruun to
"thrust their load- Iato th- pochot of
Unclo alas."
MI. monitor and III. ”flow
the untold-rut and Ir. “my-ad It.
I’iomam W It. Tho W was
not onwnaotwmmmmm
Anamrwohunn Wat
Colombia bud-o- th- w m.
Ipoelai rub for a tool to“ this album
on tboPlcllorpnnh-Hll Thrown-I
animated Mum!» adaptlaoot the
ruin. 3!! Cr» MIMWM
that It» m Icon-troy Ibo right;
of amend-rut ”unborn III-um;
town protutrd opium tho Int-runauol I
tho oomnim on ruin. Mr. Dinghy 4
(Rep. lot Mutual-Ill: linodouoo (flop)
of Ponnaylrnnio Mew-MI "in! rule. m1
purporn at which» thy nomad. wao III
bring to a you o toll on wild. ”no had
already hm mph arbour Thirty [our
Republicans mm! with I”! Howrah!
union the: adoption of lbw mic. but It
wanna-din: Ila—wilt. Botmml
meat was Islopud. that of Mr. Ilopboru
(Item of Iowa. mom” tho Moo
amen to com tho pom” lawn "bunt
ly in the mm at tho claimant-rod Io
qnlring mm In murdooa with the
propoudcrmvt of m.
Thamlrdmmm fathom
approprlamw for In! your amount to.
..iillmfm and the mailman“ “m1;
690. making a not how our tho honor
hill at 02.021033! and II total Wino
of statutorily. 1hr loam m by
tho commlntu over till mun mad“
the continuing contra-drywall amount t4:
.‘1,.IIH', Ml, making a total for continuing
contract. of “It. mold
BASEBALL.
m xM‘mx It tutor I;
At New York-
New Yak”... l‘ o o '2 o 1 II o o.— I!
Bomn..-...... I: II o I o o r I... :3
NowYorlI—llitr. It; error: II. Baton.
--mtr. l3; arrow, It i
MPMthM- 5
Brooklyn... .IIIIOOIM‘I Writ—If:
Phllfldflpm‘ (will I out I! giro—4
Minn—mt: to 9mm l. I'hiladoiq‘i
phluulllilm l0“, errors, l i
M Watt untan-
Worthington ..... l o o o I! Fl 0 II III.— I;
Boltzmann” .. o1 ~.' I II II‘ I! «I II n. I.
Wmh'llngfow—rllits. II. mum, 1. min I
morn—mu. a; arrow. l. 1
M Elwtunatlr—
Chmiumwik o It ll III o l I III tin-i:
(chnmin . .... ti o I» or '2‘ I III III III- Jill
tjlnclnnom—IIII» III ennui. Chlorine?
Ii; Imam-I .
All l'lfl. Loni»- . i
d 0 o u- 2.;
St. mm-.. r. o o '— Iv;
hominid-Willis fix. in. In» A
iii-Ilium. 11; am“. 3:.
The Pituitary f Hooch-Id M at Pitt» .
burn wM vanguard on amount»! rain. i
. u" vol v i
1——
errors, -I.
Damian Kilt arm I
WAISWO‘. April or. ~Artllclor Im "
pouring the limited Warm Council of
.~\ncIcn11.bm-tcpilm¢ armada Rim [or “III
thirty third m WWII! I'm I
or for Illa- mutllum and «mum Mic
intimidation. l'nltad tit-tor of Alumina Ii
with ill! and «Irma Ml WMIWIIL «will
:ilodlfylchmfi. 1..“er 1-1
l'I‘. “invi'll‘o‘, 0. 1.. Kim. H. W. fifthllrw
I): .l (Ilium. Janna (1’..le Jayme
ll. Flivl‘mey. (homo W. Phillipa» Willinm'
ll. Doll and P. Erma-lilo «If that «Silly and II
C. .“lcollll of ‘Wm III. III McDowell I‘IlU
(lam-Rial John A Adumr of Maryland
I mils 'ir‘. [Lona-will It. of Mainland! mud Joanie»
W. Jonua of: VI WWII». ,
nadir M In JIM” Ila» loan-I4.
rm rumor \. Y... April-2N —'llbcdmd
body of .lL‘lllW Milli, I! PIMII' III'IIipiIIIilItl hlmifid
was found or boys in It pond an Inn»;
Mills. whom Ito liq: suppomil to have com
mitted Slllnldll'll tbuoiurlbdmpwmdtmy. “will?
mam how with M» wife two- mutton
to secure Workload woo ummmaaful "litre l
body \v- w buried how all pu lilo. SSW
IMM M1 AnMr‘dc
CITY or; Morten April 2% dbfimd Hm
from room» mow: aim than: bulimic of no ,,
Voillin .1 limit Inna: limo haunt Initially dlwm ;'
ed and their lb: «liar wanted. It Imman-
some Indian comm 91mm bad Man in»
fornmdi they would burn to my mounts
annual III-u on! viutlhlui‘. whilo tin» now
status but wao morally nominal
', any diplomatic negotiations to
too coward In London.-
MTALH 0F BOUIDARY DISPUTE
It. WW llot-ooa Youraola and
I“ An Iull lamplolomWorlr of
tho Amour:- ("on-lulu win. “four-'-
Marco: Bounding the Conn-marry.
Irwin-III“. April M—Nl-lofoI-Im-
In. an to tho Venezuelan commission
.Itllllpu- on both tidal of the Atlantic.
Tho luau him. that tho work of the com,
mission is lacing dolayad through the ln-
fluenced thalmiuluratlua In order that
It may carry out some undulined plan of
stain. Ibo boundary III-pate by diplomat-
Io negotiation. thu- avoldlng any ohm-ply
drawn Mk!!! on tho mummy. mob
as tho unnmlorion was Imtruutod to
look. appaarr to ho an wholly uurubstan-
“and as many provlour rumor-II on the
can. onbiort have Mon. Nor III than any
Ira-r foundation for the gum that the
trood of opinion In the communion In ad
un- to “not Britain. 'l‘bo administra-
tion has now Interferon In tho Iran with
tho promo-o III-do by the commiulon
Molopillg avid-1m on thedlrputed bound
uy. and a Motto rink-tun Ir put on Ibo
rumor that Maury ()Incy bar been able
to threaten Lord fialiubury with u dociav
Ion fumble to \‘cuczncla by the declara-
Ilonof wombat of tho mmmlulon that '
up to this than much of the British con-
tootlon but not. burn onu‘onfully attack-d
by Von-tuck. tho Iatwr'n claim In turn
having bum unanmmtrd by valid ch
den“.
Tho only delay which in now annoying
tho mull-loo mulls from the rlownost
with which the \"cnuuclan copier of Span
lob whim are being translated and th:
consonant lost of time which will be In-
rolnd In reading an agent to Madrid unI|
flotilla to ratify the accuracy of all quota
tic-r rubmittod by both oontostnnta. ‘
The Dutch Its-cords.
Tho and so far no the Dutch room-do
on «mood. to practically completed. or.
«Apt In Ito I‘orlfioatlon. and than broadly
I mm \‘cmuola‘r claim to any constri-
, mble Mona as tho heir of Spain of
the Orinoco river above its mouth.
It in him learned from an authentic
worm that no unlrnwachablo chdenvI
has yet. been forthcoming to sustain any
Venezuelan claim cast of the Pomcroon
river. at the want. as well an to large area:
In the train of tho Cuyuni and other wort-
crn tributarieu of the- Kssequibo. Tho-o,
bowuer. may be subsequently promoted
tho Venezuelan care being oonoededly in
mow III. present. and the agents of that
aroma Irving still engaged In preparing
Moments hear nu on tho Interior poison-
olour of Spain alien ilutth colonial cu-
Mbmwu were being resisted.
It II «11111an that by no possibility
can the report of the commission be pro-
pawl in less than a month after all the
”Manor has been collccttd and norm of
tho mtnnrluioncrs. who are without ox-
'mpllon making mory oIIort to complotc
thvir labor-II bar any idea th: It the cars
will In In condition for final consideration
for another month. In the meantime the
mruiuiamcrs are neither informed of
render
their work superfluous. nor have they hit!
mud in any manner. directly or Indirect-
ly. to .mmtary UlIon or to any other por-
IIIoo. that their decision would be unfavor-
able to eitimr ono of the parties to the con-
Irmusy. This is because. like all judges.
they am sailing for a complete present-
ment of i. ms before formulating II doci-
won
The End In flight.
honor. April 25 —Sir “iliium llur
Mount" in nus-ordnm‘o with the notice given
by him on April 21,3 coin-d tbc goIoru
worn in the house of ('Iimlllullfl what, it
arty. ant-nautical: bad bcen madc to con-
clmlo by arbitnatlon a settlement of the
diffimmw lie-imam the bolted Stator-I mid
«Small Britain in regard to Venezuela. A.
‘J. Halifonr. first. lord of the treasury. said
that arrangements to arbitrate tho \‘Itnuz-
”It'll-II” and other questions were a matter
which lboth the liIltlIIlI and the l' uitcd
thaw gnawimtni-I bad in view. Thu
Iatmt I ..omrnunicntlom on tho aubicct,
which had boon TGI'A'lled from the l nited
Motor on I'riday. “are now under consid-
mllllon and dull. with both the general
«(mention of arbitration and tho \ onozuo-
lino dinuto To giw further information
mmwroinx the IIIattI-n be said, would be
iimrpmdieut at prasent
(mice flu! Lin In It Convention.
Him-III. Mus-I, April flit—At the Sixth
dicta-iii lhmmratlc congressional conven-
tion them were three candidates for Chi-
«omdelcgatoa Eduard J Donahue of llav
dfll‘l‘l“ Thomas A. Davina of Salem and
Leander M. Ila-skim of Bockport. '"m
' Ilium hallo-.1 n‘suited in the ech-tiou of De
Stirs, FDFIIIIIIHK now Millard. Huntudon
MIN form laws» 1‘ vim Mr. Domino. altar thanking the (on
WAquanwmu April wag—.1)” WW motion. channel that Donahue“; mums
Ilurnl‘mppmipriialtliiom Illullllhamurma hawwinlb Md MM It‘l- "like 3 wmbivatlon with
null tho pmoldbulif' as climactic. arr m tihvl "will”! ”mm “'11- Nr- Donahue Sumo
bill ,zrnntliwa pawihinloll $12":va pig-r worth all W0 0‘ 531‘ 968‘ "wok his list In Do-
to JonapilIA. I‘m-Inn. l‘IIIlIII allmou major Wind‘s face and tried: “You re a liar!
5.1133,“; In» [1mm will!“ mm loo no a liarl‘ Quiet. was restored after
. a [no windiest The delegates are un-
‘ Kicked no Mflh o, a ”MM
1‘ windward, but may fat or Buasell.
llllTiI.li’(‘)‘|lIfn‘);. Ni. .11., April m.—W'hlitllold '"‘ “*’ —
II lunged Forget surrendered. .
county. whims clb'miiuw III mullet. woo «l, WANIIMI‘IIOS. April ‘25 —United States
badly kicked by the animal! in that hand Miniutm Pianos loungbus telegraphed the
and brmudl illllull moan iitnmfa’w minim} stow «hpaflrncnt that. the Guatemalan
from Ilia Injuries
THE NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD
Tho crwlisorflawwlk «rim at Hampton .
Rondo after a full: yawn" mm
A celebration to honor of Central:
(arm or. II birthday was hold at “him Illa.
The Now York Mllm kid a lively;
daboto oven" tlio Moulding oil cm {a
the ministry.
:41 Michnim Nowollll. mmllar of M
nd'a.’ tsdlihndi Mir run-WM to the M
ornor annual).
The burning of 0mm Crwkkthnu‘ht
tollavobm aroma omwhodon
siradi to roll» a hawk in an enrollment.
Governor Morton stand that bill shot
lshlu‘g school minimum!
board of. adlncwtllhw with Willow met}
The sum of 92» willow! mu: mm.“ at
tho titeoaopillW comawthm in Now York
city tor Ibo winding of amulet arr
cultimu __
Joined J. My Mk! of tho hicko-
Elmira IN. my National mix. was In»
dictml' utter Ilium muwptr and plow! III-2
ch- arrest.
III: who have been W In Now York
by three powwow who claim thy so and
tied byrraaao of Halo-Mot L15!
Stewart 0 ornate.
A disptulch lira-v Ward” tho
dostmctionl of mm in Ibo m 3...!
Menu districts in loan nor-ooh and
that suffering no“ tho W Iron tho
lunar-I
the .
gore-turnout asa matter of oomlty there
lining no extradition treaty. last week sur-
mrudor-ml to ”reagent of the statc of Poun-
l ”loans 1. li. Cownn. wanted in l’ittn-
hung for forgery, and that the officer and
I but prison” nailed last Thursday from
i Port Katrina for the United States. .
Icumuu People Shocked.
. Junctions. N in. April :28. —Tho rom-
;. manhole people of Chautauqua (roomy are
‘3 horrified to hour that two wicked men
haw taillight a simmer and fitted it up as
in main; m with the purpose of cruis
In. abouttbouhoror of the lake selling
l drunk to the (armor boys In towns whore
5 no “some preIaIlr. The boat schema is
made [rumble under the Bullies law.
Scar Hampshire Elopen Arrested.
i-Irumonmo. Mast. April ail—C. L.
Smith and Ira. Albert Feltch. both of
Pmbrm. S. It. wo‘i-o arrested at East
Lou W. near here. on the com-
plaint of a New Bump-him officer. it is
charger] the couple elopod from Peter-bow
Ia short time ago.
willingness to return wltbout requisition
mum
I" attend Strictly to Balloons.
hornet: April ltd—Tho hence of com-
‘ mu. by a rota of 266 to 124. bur 15(10le
tho motion "of llr. Arthur Balfour to do-
«In tho Nader of tho pro-ant. session
of Miami. oulunhloy to tho eon-hm-
lloth signified tholrr
*.
ation of tho lamina-Io! the go-Iurnnrunt
I
mm
Chow It and
who always aafo
Jusrreewéa !
SOME OF THE NOBBIEST SHOES
EVER SHOWN IN FAIRFIELD C0.
SOMETHING NEW
THE
ENAMO CAL-Fl!
Ask to See It! .
OUR LINE OF
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40 AND 42 WALL STREET,
CONNECTICUT.
NORWILK,
Everybody's Shoes Shined Free.
AGENCY FOR LIBERTY alcchl:
NorwaIk
’ Lobsters
Caught oil Norwaik islands.
Loavc your orders and have
them delivered every Satur-
day at
HUNT&ZELUFF’S
\Yhoivs in illlll llutnll
Fish,
Clam, and
PATENT
MEDICINES‘
EASY AND PLEASANTTO TIlKEl
At Our Prices l
Geo. C. Stillson’s
Vegetable
MARKEt..
Telephone Call. 40111
DRUG STORE.
\
82 Washington St., So. Morwalk.
J. D. JENNINGS.
U N D E RTA K E R .
KNIGHT STREET.
Norwalk.
Opp. Street Railway Depot.
RESIDENCE ELM STRET.
TELEPHONE CALL. 11.
Conn.
MAKEYOUR
WANTS KNOWN
IN THE
EVENING SENTINELI
LoIIILLARo's ' \
Ros: IEAI’
one knew .
the price. be-
fore tryingit, he’d
be surprised to find it so good. If
one learned the price after smoking
it, he’d be astonished to find it so
cheap. B129 Value and Little Mon— _
ey never got closer than 111
this tobacco.
RESTORE
Lou lilillil
When' In doubt what In on fnr Roman Dehiliry. Loss of Sexual Prion (in either
RXI lm emy ..Aflophy Varamcle and ufhrr nukrnys from any ”are. In
Senna PIllI. lmint (huh-l and full up I Iuirkly mime-l. If M'Inted. Int.
{rudder malt fatally. "Illa! anyul. ere. malt-Ii. M ‘I. w: l. born for “Mr.
WHY '5 no MdI-r we tel kn! guarantor t I Iulc or refund ”he on ncy.
PEAL MEDICINL D..C1evelanl.t.u.rh1
For In. at Tomlinron’ II drug store.
Norwalk Chronicler