w, Lmamawmmm .
.ssuding or was It
1“ should malice-cs be sai-
was unsure 31111511an.
. Bouthflorwflhwnu.
W1 has a Circulation
1Mand its Suburbs
' y,llaunthc Combined
the other Mam Dail-
y 11m. u ulrsaya open to
, _ I ‘
r.todny promises to bcpurtiy
warmer. preceded by cloudiness.
follower] by rain in the Hudson
1,, Tomorrow“ promises lobe
and warmer. followed by local
_ Almanac for Tomorrow.
Imus “-1" sets. Kahlua Iowtidc
1‘33
The Diamond Robbery.
£13091! diamond robbery will go
the Igeerd of celebrated cases as
less .. 'pertaint and romantic than
of the queen’ s necklace.
I ' .. =1 on in New Yorkcity.
v’Ss‘olcn by- some one familiar
that two men had been cap-
7 «wwahd Yard detectives in
Indntheu hadsfi cecal:
have been watching the
-= the robbery. and thrill they
fire “0mm Dunlap; the
Mil «economist and solJ
proper second British man.
Air. 1‘. Townsend Borden's
,1, '11 scene value to those high
éty people for whom nobody but
lerg. drivers and. footmcn.
(nigh, though, to be auras
American white men object to
to domestic service.
thieves themselves seem to be
me! rather remarkable nerve. After
. the robbery they remained
gum places waiting on table
mung poorly dressed people who
, .. 5 to enter the Bunion mansion
they made several mistakes which
p outsider seem fatal. They did not
‘ in their places long enough.
Mt to have staid a year at‘lcast
. i! leaving. as they did, the latter
- ‘6! March. . Then only one of them
., to-hsve left at a time. The other
t tohave managed to get into some
or straw and have himself an-
.. Then of all places in Chris
they should have avoided going
endeavoring to sell the
in the big diamond shops
nest Bear Story of All.
best bear story yet told comes
filaments. ltsherc is a little boy.
, Gregor-sou, only 8 years old.
15”...“ The boy'sffihcr and mother, Mr. and
. ‘ Emmet-sou, went away from
one 11, leaving James to
’ m mwiuewhhhlm 11111-11
isisteré suiufant inarms. Thcbcy
’ ”take care of her. besides being
I outoithchmrse
hi to the barn, leaving
the 'care of Providence.
- W does measicnully scorn
after-babies; otherwise accidents
' human to them for (dinner than
“Mow. L ‘
dmhld been in the barn agnodl’
' when suddenly he heard a terrible
‘ from his little sister. He ran to
house just in time to see a big
. bear runningotf with the baby
i mouth. James snatched his fa-
1m and ran out after the bear
W danger that he Would shoot
baby it he tired, but betttcr this
that the boar shoulrl'cat her up as
had been a little pig James tank
but he could and fired though
,. gnuwss seheavy he could hardly
fl is He poured bullet after 1.1.11».
as great lumbering body, and
I~1tltltlstrooktaravttai pine. The
‘III .
' pro-sat claims public attention is the
- the one that brought about the resigna-
' tion of the Bourgccis ministry. The
news. you will cooler a hm PM the chamber of mu“,
‘ . 'promptlyrcfused topaasthoso measures.
The chamber of deputies. oaths con»; '
'bo tlio preés'id’ cabinet and 1.35..
est csgglwr '
“”5 flnevécfiyi hit—If“: 1‘ P'f‘v .
polit
opinions of a ulajority of the
1.1.11:
«numbed-«moms
maestrouflymtotbertimssiessso,
01 siltbeditlmritsiudset crisesit
hassdrviMbowevcr, tbscucwhichat
most peculiar. Its cause is to be 101ml
rad. nature of therreuch constitution.
The provision of that document which
requims a cabinet to resign when a vote
of parliament ism-ououueed against it is
elected by popular vote. has always
claimed the right to make and unmake
ministries. In resigning, Bourgeois. in
his address to the deputies,“ recalled this.
principle. which he declared to have
been established by Gambetta and Jules
Ferry.-
Thc word “parliament." however, is
indefinite. n... senate and the ministry
became involved in an irreconcilable
quarrel last year. Ifimportant measures
were prepmod by the cabinet. thesenato
trary, was the supporter of the cabinet.
The chamber 01 deputies so far as cabi-
net makingis'concerned. claims tobe the
parliament. The immediate crisis was
brought about by the refusal of the new
ate to pass the bill appropriating moneys
for the support of the troops in Mada-
No mopeyeuuld be amcpristcd
bonuses! therein-bl go it mate;
emery tothouational credit that such
truancy should be Voted. Then it was
that the ministry did exactly what the
senate had been endeavoriug to force it
to do for months~resigncd. .
It is interesting to note that the
chamber of deputies throughout the
wheleof the long squabble supported
the cabinet, and on its resignation
passed a resolution shinning the su-
perior rights of the chamber of deputies
as between the senate. This right.
the resolution declared, was based on
the fact that the chamber represented
universal suffrage. The new ministry,
than Melina cabinet. will M c
11113351113: by 1160 march} in
cialists of the chamber, who constitute
N' amajority. Under “10 Bourgeoisregime I) 0 had borne his ye —eightvaell
iiindhadroomtoud'dsev ralmom.
her against the senate. In the fohaa- I
it was the cabinet, president and chum-
tion of the new ministry the president
and Malice are accused dialing them-
The new cabiFet billoitg‘s 90 the
Worm. The real traidila in
same as that which often blocks]
lation in the United States—name ,
the impossibility: of changing the corn»
plexion of the sedate when the
have changed I! the split between t
French chamber 'snd seam t
patched up, then hither Preside):
must amigo a; he, with the
of the mats, mustdecree t edissolu-
tiou d psrliuneut. It is an interesting
situation ’
It is certain that the Spaniards in
Cuba have murdered at least one Amer-
ican citizen. Mr. Narcisco Lopes, while
he was peaceably riding along the high-
way. His naturalization papers were no
protection, for the Spanish officer who
captured him; saw and read them and
101111171111 ordered Narcisco to be taken
to the rearaudshot like adcg. Itwould
be interesting to know whether this
country's policy toward Spain. which is
at present that of a syrupsthincr with a
friendly nation struggling with difficul-
ties, will permit our government to lg-
core the murder of Lopez
0
When the indemnity Paul Kruger
claims for damages indicted in the
Jameson raid is paid, the $7,500,000
which is said to be the amount of it will
have to come out 01 the pockets of the
Chartered Booth African company.
Well. Cecil Rhodes and his friends can
aflord to pay for their fan.
The small electric motor can be used
in any shop or private house to work a
sewing machine, a loom, an elevator,
ventilator, or anything else in which
power is required. it may result in
abolishing to some extent the great fac-
torics.
The Roentgen rays are nothing to
what the mahatmas have known for
thousands of years. say the thtxnophists.
There is nothing small street the them
phists. They are safe enough in their
assertions. Nobody will dispute them.
Wm... M . .WW
it has transpired that General Maxi-
mo Games, commander in chief of the
patriot forms in Cuba.’ is not dead, al-
though solemnly repcrtcd by the Spam
hints to be so. If wishes could kill, he
would have been dead long ago. .
it was the. Wilson taritl bill that re
pooled the reciprocity treaties this gov-
ernment had with other nation. it
would have been well for the country if
the reciprocity treatia had been allowed
to «and.
.so there ms 11 dam in the calcu-
I»
. ‘ most
museums-11a 1- or
. this)“. 1 .
, mamas do
of Bullock Y. St. John, m d a niece of
The maid of honor on Miss
deuce.
mm 1
daylong” "And then?" "And then
you lie."
thistwcmeasrc w
M
The Christian var reception at
the rcsld'emof John ” , Wednes
day night; was a delightful affair. The
mum chloral
mud music. ,1 . ‘
Huveydcbmhu a division
wirefeucs between his two houses in
Halo street.
HlssHab‘el Ambler celebrated. Wed-
nesday afternoon. the eighth anniver-
sary of her birthday. by entertaining
several of as: young oiboelmates. The
hostess was the rcclpic t 01 several pret-
ty presents. “A supper-was served.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Shores- have
issued invitations for the marriage of
their daughter Ettatc 1 . J. Rainier,
of Brooklyn,’ former] pastor of the
Hothodist churcbhere. The ceremony
will take place Wednesday evening,
June rd, at 7 o'clock,” n the Methodist
chu , snda rcceptior will fellow at
the bride's home on poor Hill.
The Methodist Epi opal church is
undergoing a thorough. newtlugnmd a
new carpetndl probab be putdown
this week . g 1
Rev. .LH gum. as rot to
Brooklyn after a visiti t mm x;
Member;it of Udhgias owlpr ml. G.
A. 11..me sen .SunMght
at 7 :30 o’clock, in the Baptist church,
andlisten tea sermon by Rev; F. V.
Atkinson. ..
Mrs. C. F. Deans n1 hor- has airived
at (109me the summer.
Other members. 0,! the 1 only unexpect-
ed riext week. "
Silas Carpeiitcr is ting two of
Livery man Edward Ladrigau's wagons.
BABIEII can 11 acres.
Janice Carson, for tw ty years teach-
er of writing in King's school, Stam-
ford, severed his cen cot-ion with it
Wednesday, and has go a toMichigan.
The pupils of the school presented him
with a testimonial of heir esteem in
”Ft
r" . Mil‘ Carson
Eresponded titlingiy. It ‘wasnotcd that
Miss Mahdd‘éxfalt he has been”
yisltihg her grandmother. Mm}
ey, returned to her owe it
yn, today
The Darisn baseball club has" lessrli
the Brut” grounds. and will tomorrow
afternoon cross hats
hcademy'i nine, from p “
.._. N...1
home team. .
themselves with -‘
Ii.
Troubles
‘ “Bcve rasgoI to wife had
a severellrln treub e. 51.1.1.1. prrly.
sieiaus call consumption. e
, song! :was distresslon and attend-
ed 11! l-sth ittin hblood. As
doctors ' not I! he: she tried
, and was so at the relief it
gave. 0110th of this medi—
cine cured her: and sh s has not
the least doubt but Aver-‘3 Chore
rectors? saved her lit to. "—
Mourns. Manipulate Tenn.
Medal ,
and Diploma ‘
At World’s ‘Fair.
?
Windows
Bright
~~ 'I‘liasmult
Does it.
61.? ~ .- ‘ ‘.-'
~.,‘V ; . ‘ 1.
at your ..
grocers.
' ENTERTAINMENTS. '
IIORWALII OPERA HOUSE
All This Week.
The Julian
' To-nlght:
i ’5‘ {1,
mltlve nlghlly change. People's mic-.cs in
premiums I‘:it
lfmni nsoh‘s drugstores.
..~‘. .’
.HOYT’S THEATRE
wednesday, May 21.
DENMAN THO_MP3ON' 5
01 Fitch s Sci! 111' Hour, who his
1 Assistant Superintcnd ntL. G. Logan,
it gmi $131111
M n .
anee early, and in g at numbers.
swarming on everything and in Nero-
ton killing many ‘, tomato and
eggplants.
During the summer minim the Sun-
day school at St. Lukes church will
begin at 9 o'clock. I
Ralph 001111 was playing ball, yester-
day afternoon. when a mpunion hit
than in the mouth with but. breaking
one of his teeth. _ "1 .' ’
'Thc Democratshcld a caucus in on
Town Hall, Wednesda night, and
elected A. Floyd Delatieil and Freder—
ick W. Bruggcrhoof, of Newton, dole-
gutos to the State conve tiou in New
Haven.
An Indian doctor an his colored
assistant have caicrta‘ucr rrowds night-
ly this week in front 1 the Tudor
House, the former with teeth pul-
1hr
ling and the latter with in selections
and comic songs.
At a meeting of Voiun ‘cr Hook and
Ladder company. Tuesday night. it was
voted to have u an ill the near
future. and great propara ions are new
in progress for the meat.
The case of Emma ll. Dolutlclrl vs-
Thouras B. Wilson was finished in the
Common Pleas Court. yesterday, with
a verdict for the plaintitl. The jury
found thoissuos In her arm with OI
damages on each of th‘v sir cormts.
This suit was over the tit 11 to a enroll
piece of real estate in be on.
NEW CAN“
Josephine unfillfilfi
nddanghtcr
F. St. John Lockwood, of 11
married Wednesday alto can, In the
New Canaan Methodis church. to
Robert William. of Rid was], N. .1.
Rose
Puncher. After the ceremony a map-
tlon was held at Mr. St. John's resi-
m’wnlk, was
H.......a.-.“.l~....... .1... “NW. N... -1. H...
Fishingr~"Whnt is it fish?" he re-
“Oh. you just st and sit a".
Wm m tglrlnrshss
Jimmy: 35”” j-
Munagerneui of E. ASL-Furlnnd.
By the Original Supporting 00.,
INCLlIDINu will
Original [topple Hale Quartette.
I‘rlccii'iic. 500. 761- and ti
Norwalk
LobSters
Caught off Norwalk Islands.
Leave your orders and have
them delivered cvcry Satur-
day at
HUNT&ZELUFF’S
Wholos Is and lloiail
Fish,
Clam and
Vegetable
MARKET. . . .
" Telephone Call. on
Maroon
Eagles,
$75 to
I00.
Maroon Is our Color i
FOX CYCLE 00..
a Elisabeth Street.
Boers Noswsrx. Doss-moor.
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.
Polly strike
kctsllowmrrnloat Wmlsuml : 1.:
soswsrs. saw rcsrr armor. is: ssoscwsr .' ~
IN OUR
mflalf Price 3.145s
,, Popular Cloak
Roam I
§
This is the Opportunity that you Should Embrace!
Now that the hot weather' rs here the problem 15 how to keep healthful.
are careless of how and when to dress.
Our belicf' 15 that most people
In this very changeable climate some think that as soon as the
first warm day comes that they must drop their outside garment, put on a lawn dress and keep it on until
September.
llence so many pulmonary diseases and rheumatism in this p'art of the country. Now our
advice .5 (ovalways have a light weight garment, either jacket or cape, so that when you walk or ride out
in the evening. no matter how hot it rs in the day, there are evenings in June and july that you will need
an outside garment to go to the shore or into the country. As this spring has been unusually warm it has
left a great many
Jackets and Ca es'
5. on the manufacturers' hands.
We have a consignment that we will sell at FIIPTY CENTS ON THE
DOLLAR. '-
63. ’5 ladies' “MEN . $1.87 88. 98 ladies' all wool cape; half price. .. $3.00
87.981adies’hlac diagonal ingots 83.98 33. 50 ladiss' black cape, trimmed; half price, $1.75
$1.49 ladics’ covert jackets, $2.25 $13. 50 old ladies’ black cape; half price, 36.75
89.50 ladies’ finest quality broadcloth capes; trimmed $15.001adies' heavy gros grain, all jet work,hnlf price,$7.50
with white pearl buttons, strapped and an- $6.501adies’ black silk capes for $3.25
pliqucd, $4.25 1 . - . . ’
$4.93 ladies’ all wool tan capo, braid and trimmed “1’"5212‘335 1’3"?“ :el;°t;;lhf“",p"°°' ”"5
with gilt battens. $2.50 3 'J 0 ma sync e ’ price, “'00
$10.98 ladies’ all wool covert. trimmed with cloth, ”~50 children's jackets, half price, 31-75
buttons to match and strapped, $5.50 $2.25 children's jackets, half price, $1.12
From an Albany manuincturcr.
WE BOUGHT 25 DOZEN
LADIES’ SHIRT wAIsrs
'l‘lhcy are not quite good enough to sell at. 98c, so we shall put. them
scparitcly on a counter and sell them at see each. We shall not open our store on
would: Ia
ccoration “dag:
riv
Buy early in the week there shall be
es in every department
\ 1
NORWALK BOSTON STORE;
It 5i¢l6fhcr Alain and"Wall Street Nor-wall: Conn
I‘m
-~- wear
I is able TaIkI
‘73 'xABOU'I" OUR
GIItA'Edge Creamery
Butter,
SO SWEET AND ROSV,
. L. .‘f .-’ ‘t’ ....,:1»
:1'_
220 lb
Firs Pounds for One Dollar.
25 packages of fine, new, srvcct Formosa TEA, the best in town, at 50c lb. Once tried,
We sell the lending fine coffees of the world.
always used.
-
If you want the aroma and richness of
such as you cannot get elsewhere, buy your coffee here.
The choicest line of fruits and vegetables fresh every morning. A tempting dish for
~-«wbreakfast~irthc Ferris ham or boneless bacon.
CHARLES 11:. SEYMOUR,
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
WEATHER 15 HOT!
Trade at our stores goes merrily on.
But 11"
are cheerful ; ought to be.
A little
higher in. price, BUT quality.
s Loading Orooor.
4"
so NORWALK. f .
Quality at
our prices is what counts.
TEAS. _- I lichiiulllorofleorrgulnrn kind. perz'lc Itrittormtlk we... limit»- In on: It Ivor.
Wmlnnttakr'rtn incrsoat to any ilrm or In mum ggtfli’nsoxtnutolmsosandbuttermilk.
“27,?12':IK.:.'.';".I..’,,‘.'.'.','..(£22....m,...n., 500 l lkastgroun-lenm-o. «1.1.1.11 1.1.11.1. 250 éanuuo ooofoo’sz'rg'.
wr. 7m- Iriml. per rmuud. New Yuri: ninth mm. set our our
inruy i|)niur1g. m- w tron. m- kind ‘50 IUM'ABR BRIOIALO. "lirmmr'"'"1r"l"nr l ”mm” M 5c
1or mum. rlawaru cum on n
' lio‘st mlmI rouqur or kind. per ‘50. l'utimlhmnurtonguc. u rlellrhms an so In athnvhwidlflr‘mb 69
pound. tlrlo [whim-.hmns one halirmumlums, V sarru$rrumm wry Ianry. Inrmer- 9c
A good too at 11 "minute prIcm per zsci limit-1| horn urtuugus. nucmmrter lb. 50 Iv iron
pnmul. can.111stihcihingtoroumelon» “httonrrmrchca ihrt'o rmund vans. 'oc
Aspeclnlmixodtoa. bass line nm- 35‘: Lun'n-.I1tnug11c vcrylmtuunlilr. one 230 heavy a) nu»
ma awklnd. per pound pound urns. Bartlett pour.- lhrmrmumlcnns. rog- 'oc
(“3.111. I t'omsd th. two pound mus. just '70 ulirr price is. um. now
tlmthin fur-mmdwhhvs t‘nrv In- wt amp. :H rsmml cakes. 3°
ilost mmlranndlma. new kind: per 330 thrmm lemne pound ran». enough '00 wrnrpoal. th- we-Ir only: wrvskr.
tmilm. fornsmall Inmly Its rumi hu- -r or turret err-h bottle 25c
““‘ii MV-fl rmnlnr I5" Mild. M'l' ale It! Ilhu'tldlm new table rolly. dainty 'oc llmlu«bulillnriurvudlwriwz .Iilhoilm
"‘II""." n I 31 11 1 r ”'6' "“Im'z‘fé" "I‘:"¢"I'l’u"', ”ll" in; n‘I’II‘"'.‘.’.I.'II‘.I..'.7I2'.'i.ll'.‘£.|lii';‘
ii it I” lit" a Ill HI noon n on n n on. u 11 our
Imriii‘df" raw .1113 ' 29c warmer lurttlo new 'oc amiontherkimls Peru-.1111 Inc
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NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
Donovan Building,
South Nor-walk.
33 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
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