welodmoetll'hellentlnelomoe
any news. you will cooler II
phoning. sendlnIr or brhurluc lt
m EVENING summon.
I I Hermit. Conn
the other Time Local Dail-
A‘sRooIIIII's away; open to
Ronald >Weather Force-at
today promises to be generally
slightly cooler. followed by aslow
.. venture. Tomorrow it promises
ind slightly warmer.
Thermometer Record.
point 0! the thermometer tor
‘ Accretion e at
‘ unorganggingweutwggegme
Almanac for Tomorrow.
ml“ Blah tide 0210i IIowtlde
“mo
no the éprlnkle'rs.’ < "
Wis now“? white with blos-
d also white with dust. It
be too much of earthly beauty if
roads wego hard and smooth and all
/ 'Wgh cloudsof gritty mut-
ml”, infrequent water.
of the suburban thorough-
‘theroodsor “streets" are as dry
theyhad been baked in an oven,
‘wlirdswecps them every min
".IIdepositing the accumulated
"on whatever and meager ponies in
«may. The cyclists suffer more their
{not pueengere from this annoying con-
tinnof things. and their complaints
gallon“. but. according to the usual
.. “on of American people, they
vehywrbhingi or em
net is today;” or,
dreadful W” but who
the Ilsttor being construotcil
tury? In II dry time, the
etreote become a torment.
yufew moments to go be
watering cnrt's pmvince. and
dust that Will prevent enjoy-
" or the very loveliest efforts If
.. What are all these vernal gar-
'51 their West of tendereet
what are the mountains 0! white
,. pink blossoms, those great sums
ball! at flowering fruit treesfto eyes
‘ pulverimd granite? It may
i, , taste craves this do—
Wmlnglingofthe bad with the
good. and that those human beings hav-
iflsmtty much of everything like to
M they are even swallowing the earth
: hat represents that orb in the plot—
’, ‘ uesleug of the any. Otherwisoit
Welt for niany summers to under
., this blot on the advance
,me the age hallowed to remain in
totality It) alive to improvement. We
ere In exceedingly amiable people. That
Muted in the crowds on city
m in the public mnvoymwm. in
the “Wfllndlvhlnnl in corporation,
aneh mutual mdonm in cultured
Ihnply hecsneo of the AIIIoriomI' II III-
Wmiahlllty. People how not yet
Ina: outgrown that {modem or upiril
Noll was thnfihirthrightuf their fathom
_ theirowninheritenoo. It aninmtm
'Ihemnnwho nearly knot- lnI down thII
, W who {outlive him on II narrow ehlo
:. , n; on without on apology
meal him to tnlro tho bullying of
.mmtomcm without. retentmont;
.‘ltflm ’10 pay his tom. and it
Will from fooling nny vital in-
:thlmtlny for the country‘s
‘ 3 int? short. thin llllliunll]
Me (or .lt amounts to
W tint often. stench hotwwn him
“It! hitch greater Montages for tho
. tyatlargo. The model hot.
‘ m hull been for It long limo under
, but the IIomIIIplishInmt of
m and intuit first llogin at homo. all It
‘ ”Whittle done hytlw motrngmlls
lmltnlndln the rural IliIItriIIts,
, I “hung local government exerts
humane that is felt all 0er tho
' The potty township that mnshh
till. i duet its whole dolyto the pen»
Illlghwsy wlnmn lend of rocks is
W to the unottm surface. mm II
Willi he Wino if it builds to h:,IrIl
W road and thus tempts tho
W to lilo'wilhin iln lxmlorsfl
‘ MM tenmlmrmll the tnmslttnt
Wool Hamlet metro. will tell III
Wtkle' hotter way" It the pnh
“who awakened to the III-ml
WW mam. II genuine
will tom for the civilinnthm
should not...» be ad?
' respondent- in Cuba. hm ascertained
of nature ueednot be ’
' I. ha 1‘0“ “:.
.3 It Is
foray, “0, how disagrogahlo I.
“Word thin-c ‘
Knowing the first by In. H
“We worthy of tlIismulniost '
amt improvement on the hem
wean. fiewfltoftheteedolthohllge
dmtthouos in use inGreat Britain and
o: theforui help required totalroom
of them is a burden not easy to be
home. The “auteur" would sure not
only the keep or‘the house. but the keep
Monsoon! st leust‘one man tothe
farmer. These honoleos -' wagons ere,
however. very high in price thus for.
which prevents their comin5 into oom-
nIoh use at once.
Private Charles Millet-of the army
service corps at West Point and his
bright young son mam-ink C. arotohe.
oozigrutulated. Fredecrick, only 16 years
old. has won the appointment of cadet
to the naval academy at Annapolis. He
is s brainy. handsome boy. and will
probably outrauk in the future the sons
of the rich men. the oongresmen and
officers. whose hopefuls have hitherto
been the only ones able to secure such
appointments Young Miller is the first
enlisted man ’s souwhohas ever been
sent to Annapolis. We are solemnly in-
formed that “naval and military cir-
cles" don’t like it. Just on. But the
rest of the country approves and up-
plauds. We are the people.
The Gabon war began early in 1895.
nearly a year and a half ago, but during
all the time it has continued the Span-“f4
lords have only reported of their killed
and wounded men ,500 altogether. .All
the mun. Mrs. Woodward, the Cincin-
nati Commercial Gazette's special cor-
thet there are actually in , the Havana
hospitals today more than 2,000 wound
ed Spanish soldiers. ‘ ‘
W
From Marion McBride.
“ For»
869.8!“
care or IIIIIIIII
The undem'gned ticsirt’lii “Lumen hor h
felt thanks to the many friend.“
neighlmre whnmcimpl 5} mm 1thine? will
helpml melntholomu my hull nIi :‘IIlsII.
Ho Norwulk lI'iro l'IIliIo IIIIIlIIthorli‘lonIlslu
their mbenutllulfilfgil tributes.
"M hahltwte linden! not nndmtand. lie
_ nations are becoming too important and
I iIoIIIIIIILIIoIIEIIA House»
.TheJuIian
cameos:
men has any barium to be a torelgn
consul who is not acquainted with the
leading commercial interacts or his own
country and who does have‘theee intofi
eats closely III heart. Finally, no Ameri-
can president and senate have any right,
to give a man a consular appointment
merely on II toward for political work
log. The diploxhetle and commercial m-
lotions of this republic among foreign
too delicate to risk in the hands 01 in-
experienced and ignorant politicians.
Soul I. II I rbzly we r. flow
or hit .l‘lnco'e ”wiles III
mmmd
Isnml I.» lmw- I m I!. "will".
'\'\lII. lulu]. ,\~III IIImIIlIIr
Apply ll naming, your ways.‘
.. 6‘ Uncle
‘ Sam” says:
“I use Le Page’s Liquid Glue in the Patent
Ofice. the National Muxum and the U’tiltu'l Slates
arsenals. because his "I" rongtst, most flexible.
. . detect the lll‘bl‘I"
Ema E’S
IJ our D G | “B
READY!“ “5E.
The Pullman Palace Cor Co. me It became of its
rut hunky amine! lIoavv ".IIllim: mil Is equal
“from the mt delicate lnbrks. and remain: on
to injure anything. - 12
‘ VENTERTAINHENTS.
sonmut II. E cannon,
Wednesday, May 20th.
8 o’clock p. 111.. under the auspices of the
Epworth League 1
Grand Micro
Phonograph
Entartalnmont.
Novel III- icIIliflI'. amusing and elevating. A
new phonograph. built onpocinll y tor convert“
work No our tube-s u-Ied. can he plainly
hoe l l
" “um“wnhnmm.
.42.
j All llilgflleek.
F
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Go,»
Iteration
moth
left me
heln natn
'wreok,fi
never Birgit)",
‘ Q eanari
I well snrhri
than I ever had
High t Awards
Worl’ s Fair
Chicago.
WIndows
Bright '
Docs it.
at your
gun-ere.
IOG
DEALER I!
Etc.
125 Washington Street.
N...“
OM.
I :
Real Estate
WASHINGTON 31mm
to. Horne-lb.
1mg}; w '1 . 3w!
1... I... I“ I .
of mm M ,
ed to cull: “(examine our Ila-0.“c
nulIElI'r H. manuals?"
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Talk
We sell the leading line colleen
WHWMWII' T “”5... w
ABOUT OUR
Gilt Edge Creamery
utter,
so swan-r AND Rosv,‘
25 packages of line, III-II, sweet lI‘ ORMOSA Tim, the host In town, at 50c lb.
always used.
of the world
than Inrml
220 lb
? .
he
doll it:gingo;££tll%
an acute. again. In.
son after takin'fi‘lt
two wee II. to find l was ghi
strength, and now i am pl
to any I all: enjoying'hetter health
I fore in my
life. ’-'~Elm Boson, Lint-cl In. Ill.
.
. I
Butter, choose, Eggs
So. Nor-walk
Butter. Cheese. Zaire. Lord and Dillonteeoen
- . ..... .-_._.._.._...__.___
Q’ TAYk9R II GOLDEN,
”WEI
Flee Pounds tor One Dollar.
It
A little
higher in price, BUT quality.
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
Lundln. Grooor.
O I 9
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
()ncc tried,
If you want the aroma and richness of
such as you cannot not elsewhere, buy your collcc here
The choicest line of fruits and vcgotnhloe lmsh every morning.
lIIcnhlnst 15 the I'crriII ham or boneless bacon.
A tempting dish for
30. NORWALK.
Trade ltl. our stores gr
our prices is what Connie.
’ T‘I9 .. i H I,I'llIInlvllhII’IIm-‘o. I‘IIuIIIIIrleII' kind not 210
WoIlII‘Itlnhfi'n MI :( PM?“ to our Rllfl‘t‘l‘ in l‘""""I
l I l ..
"infill:¢:,',;i';flt.,ryy::.:&.lloi:mmtnnnn 50 line! ngIIIIIIlIIIllIIII. II am In! Nomi. 25°
wrfllo IIIIIII Imrrmond. OE
Funny“ llnlnnu. me Imp, m klml ‘sci .UMMEN O’BOIALI
twin
lion“ miml. regular mo klml. per l‘nllml hum I-rlnnmw ll. «lollIIlqu or lI
pound. ‘scillI-l lIIhIrlIIIII‘hImnII. one lIIIlHIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIII. ac
Amunltm III IImoIlanIle prion. our 256; I’IIIIIIIHIIIIII IIrIIIIIIIIlu. Im- quartet III. soy ly
IIIIImI I-IIII. ”lidlllflllll'll!llll't'il'll'HlHltllt
AsIIIIIlIIl mlmllm MIMI "no Mo 35c lIlllll' htmmuo. vorylmetmmllly mm 23.3
IIIIMIIIII hlml. Ivory-«mm! "‘;"I""','..‘.‘"’f l. ' I Q at
. For“ «II It" 'IIIIIIIII films. In ll
corrects llmlhlmz lnrminclwhl Inn .10
lit-st Into-lie and mm. no" kin-lzt W330 l'nmI-III III-of. .lflll‘ IIIIIIIIII v on». enough .oc
pound for It email from
lloul lava regular Iot- kind; our 3.0 l'rvIIlImII.tlIII nowtnhlo lolly dainty ‘oc
[I';l|':.\l. It mu! m l: l. lllllllltl'l'lll'mlli. ’Hl'rifll‘vrlfi: Ivor {$11. .
ram III. III M ver throne II Wm- IIII II III. MW
pound.“ ' 29G were w lmfllo IIIIII lac
WEATHER IS HOT!
lint we are cheerful ; ought to be.
It‘s l‘ilcrrliy on.
Quality at
llIIttIIrmllk who lonknuiilml'h lmx.
IIIIIIIIIIIII «Nov to! rIIIIIIIuIIIII buttermilk. 8
r
W “ham-Ito ooooemvc.
New Yuri: elnin mm, swell and sweet.
this III-uh only. wron
III Ilulmro tunmtma.“ llrI-t quality: M
nether hm. moon
Min IIIImIr' I anI. very tun-I y. lIIrIIIIII-I
‘tf'Ml
hlloy pouches. ilmm Imnml runs.
heavy
Ml
llurtlelt theirs. lhrmwnmlount row
lat ”thallium" mm
Very lust lump. 34 pound Paton.
em: Intel. thin wool: only: IerIIlIr
I‘ll in mud lwr Mtrmd mw h lmilln
ntnkfioqnilntm rend lwr. W“. illmlllm
(s'lmtooI-ioms I normal IIIIII. maalo
lrIImlrIIIIhll-IIII; mhplmrrynlmwlII-rrr
sml n other himie Imam.
Donavon Eulldlng,
m mankind new idly MM
i I U N i I U H
NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
Ice
Ice
3o
25::
III:
South Norwalk.
ea mun armour. NIMWALK.
IIISIIIIIIE
e—h—nmmv W m v
B. A. VIOKERS,
Try “Epicure Brand’Tanned L
‘Goods, ' '
And Green M onntIIm Cheese.
QunlltnUnsummsodl Prices DIwestl
- Platters, China Shape.
, e42“. class Pitcher,
IIoIIwIIIIt IIIIII IoIIII ornor, III: escrow". “
A Good Furnished Kitchen and Well
Dining Table Promotes Happiness.
Supplied I Bond Reliable
cur THISIADVERTISEMENT our!
We will not take CREDIT of bei
will accord it to you, who have jo
Operative plan of tr
ined
Store to" Purel'slI those More:
Happiness. .
It Will he a Guide and the
Lowest Price list on Reli-
able Dry Goods andllltohen
Furnishingsthatlnyflonee
in this Broad lend Gen
Show. ’
ng’ able to do this, but,
us in our great co-
ansactlng business.
Cash Business, Small Expense, Dividing the Profits,
(With our customers) Is a combination that no power can conquer.
Vlhlte Porcelain Plates.
Warrantcd not tool-ace,
5
large Sized Vegetable Dish,
. IOCentg.
Gents
Each.
Light Weight.
I Cents.
Each.
Pint Pitchers,
Warmnted not to craze.
Table Tumblers,
Cents
Each.
cents
Each.
Vine Decanters,
With stopple,
‘A‘n 11
Z!“
3,.
ciéngs
Each. "
i I40ertt§.. '-
fleddoch’s Royal Vitreous Ware.
,3 130 piece not.
$l7. 95.
$2.25
3.50
3.75
4.50
we.
Silexo, the new scouring soup for glues,
crockery. knives. pots, tinware. painmd
work and metal or all kinds, 4c acalre.
Knife Boxes, partitioned maple Knife
Boxes, 9c.
Wash Boards, solid zinc wash We,
10c. , . * ‘
Sink Brushes, In... sized and bound,
Dish Mops, large sized and I...
handled, 2c.
Towel Back, 3 armed oak Towel Rack
lie. , ‘
Shoe Brushes, all bristle, with dauber,
. 19c.
Dusting Brushes, all bristle. with
L white edge, 150.
Floor Mops, braided cotton Mops, 10c.
Carpet Tacks. l5 lb. papers, 3c.
Plate Mirror. 16123, 59c.
Willow Clothes Baskets, 59c.
Brooms, Parlor Brooms,I14c.
Large size, sheet iron, Dripping Pan,
0
Six quart covered pail, 14c.
Fem quart Tin Suds Dipper, 9c.
Cycle Flour Sifters, with crank. 10c.
Graduating quart Measures, 5c.
“Patent Cake Pans, with slide, to
Largc'sized TinWash Basins, 5c.
'15?qu 00598 P“; 100.
‘ 3.0m gallon Glass Oil Cans,2fic
8nd Irons. with patent handle, niche]—
ed plated, 87¢ a set. I '
”wmdow Screens, 250 to 390.
‘ Screen'Doors; 87¢. ,
:Iiéprhnxherllil Stowe, use. .
{Ion Kettles. {or oil stores. lOe.
. Gasoline Stoves, 06.50 to $732.98.
Oil. Stoves, from 390 to $8.98.
Watering Pets 120 to title
Feather Dusters. 10c to Site.
Gotten Guns and Saucers.
" Warrantednot tocrame. 12 pieces
4 7a Cents
Set. -
Preserve Dishes:K
Warrantcd not to craze, A
3
Table Bowls,
coats
Each.
Cents
Each.
large sized Toilet Pitchers,
annted not to erase.
39
large Sized Fruit Dishes,
Cents
Each.
Cut glass pattern.
I Cent's
‘ Each.
Water‘Bottles, '
Cut glassputtcrn,
590Ients
Each.
, Porcelain Dinner Set,
112 pieces, nicely decorated
$7 98””:
.. Decorated Toilet Set, .
10 pieces,
$5.50
6.50
6.75
7,50
$l. 98
IN OUR POPULAR OLOAK ROOM.
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
Like Cut.
Capes
and
Jackets!
~
u
e
.
lain
muupau
cahu
“QUIOSOG
3'
.98
1.25
. I II’II hurl“ .
82:2 (2??di ’"
“WNWMJII
7“.
Shirt Waists.
Like Cut.
Child
1.49
1.75
1.98
2.25
2.50
2.75
Ladies’ and
ren’s
SUITS!
6.50
7.50
the
NORWALK BOSTONSTORE,
We she ll in u e Souvenir of this sales
at lemons one end women! the
6
beautiful cabinet Photograph of some
world tom contour at 25c north
Norwalk Chronicler