itint fill! one blow
entire Greek o'rmy in
MI conic and cause
position- Knined oince
moan. ,
in mi. or the tact that
’ were inexplicably re-
lotion shortly ter the
The evzon Sought
compelled to retire;
the Greek heeltione have
There has been ap-
maid anywhere. and the
in crumbling up without
"We entered Kumnzndee.
_ ted by the terrified
_ us their property. and
«Ned the rough pass.
we met no one. The
. About midnight we
rntul procession of vii.
the routed army on the
in utter contusion,
(ii. ' of humanity. tum-
Mull the darkness with-
‘ Iiiently, for it was a
‘ that had seized the men
unuclted. stubborn dole;-
to fight. but to press on
in‘ u. sluggish. irresistible
tracers, too. like their regi-
‘ with‘gloomy codename-
one, quite unable to get
band."
Witch 0! King George's
wired from Athens
MM 0! the Greek army
the'Turltn. but that the
retreated behind the old
to. avoid being circum-
. Rabhelr adds: “The
in Epirus. after defeat gt
"VV '. has retired to Arts. All
lining the war in now vir'
‘ erred. The. fleet has re-
'1
the louder: tonlga Mir
the Dowager Empress.
3y arr-The Berlin corre-
fit the Daily Mali learns that
. will not consent to the levy-
iilty upon Greece. and that
v and Germany are trying
the none to modify its de-
proponnl lo the powers for
at Paris to (lit-nan moan-
, a... View of ending the writ
Turkey and Greece has til—
been under consideration {or
days at the various tori-lg"
may now be Cullsltli‘l‘td
lhlndnned.
' h to the Daily Mail from
, I that 200 American volun-
Sbl' Greece have arrived there
' on to Marseilles. They m-re
. and till wo ribbons heur-
inmripiiun, “W ,lur Victory
l o
Wpondent of the Daily Mull
"on learns tmm an utmo-
» 0 source that t‘uuni Muru»
, Blunt“) foreign minister. was
t; protege oi! the ltuuainn
cy, but while theV dowugvr
wu engaged in family mun-
Goeenhiuren recently Count
unproven the opportunity to
, f mentor oi the nitnntion
bury irml in lmtunuruti- a
hie own. which won unso-
~ i All the principli-u of the
prone and of tho Greek
barren.
to from fit. I’etorsbum.
Vlel'f acquired it lending
river the rurund minimal“!
. , ltll vlown. 'l‘iio iluunuor
V ' fl ll—llil‘lllllfl of ”w llvlivrlltiy
(I to. huntened hut-k in RI.
‘4; with the object of doing
Itil'ilvlkfl' rind ul‘ having it
draft o! the rimr‘n opt-wit
Jelanh at the l‘i't't'lll bun.
m loan o! Are.
In a.-it in reportml hero
mild of Ililylvne. "it the
llinor. hon rowltml in
und thnt tho (lrmvk
. bl not there forthwith.
‘ W imnulnrri in About to
‘ from. their utandnnl hour-
old girl. lion-n Commu-
~ in the more uniform no
in an excellent shot. licr
momma-or her. hour of
bitter outliiynnntic. lino de-
m light in the front rnnli
tour at (loath. Her dir-
' Miner-ad by thou-undo»!
Aluminium. who hull her
atom ti'Jiro.
continuum indignant at
the runway carriage: with
'Wfltw conninntino'r limp
. Wilt from Willie. dentin:
7 It! the roilwny I'Il'iluluiu.
m in?! him been climb
' hey on aim angry
' _ oi the mwornntoni to cull
‘ runner. who are
. mum: at minimum,
tomato.
with Volts villi o»-
,panic stricken troops .
'5‘ . ‘ {or the protection at the '
more“ and n tirm supported"
‘fe
Glass-n.-
Enameled Warel
W. S. STURT “VANT,
at Washington Street, -' . . . .
m on oi and Burton. .
Butter dither, tug-r bowls, large water jugs. high b.rry bowls, high» cake . tends,
not bowie. me jun; round (and out [wit dishes. breed trays, celery trays, celery .
holders. lingoi‘ bowls, oil bottles, vinegar jugs. spooners. creams, bouqou‘hold‘cn-
condensed milk holders, 5 piece condiment sets. all of which we have" in great ya
'iier. and hundreds of pretty and odd pieces not meniic tied."
Crockery l
. Large in pots, sugar bowls, plattm,ceke plates, china bowls, cups and saucers
alter-dinners, plute'r, sauce dishes", and many odd and fancy pieces, making a bar-
gain table interesting to anyone.
I
Buckets, sauce pans. basins, pie plates, jelly cake pans, stew pans, preserve kettles,
measures, cuspldots, milk pans. pudding pans, clippers. ladle s, ikitnnicrs, tunnels,
and 50 other articles in Habcrman's best quality Steel Enameled Ware. any pit cc
of which 18 worth 25c, and the most of which is totalled ill this towu for 40¢ each
Our price to rot": each »
, Send us your orders for carpet and rug. cleansing. We do the work thoroughly
without removing them from the floor, and charge you one hall of what it would
cost you to ban them beaten to pieces and then never cleaned. Many testimonials
from the best people of our town.
I
Iorthlain rind Ann Streets, ‘
South lorwalk, Conn.
AGAIN , WE CALL
it"
Your attention to our large assortment and choice patterns of
Ingrain andBrussels Carpets!
CHINA AND JAPANESE MATTiNGS
OIL CLOTHS'AND LINOLEUMS.
A. Dickerman & Son,
South Iorwolit. Connecticut
0. Aug»...
*1
non rIrzemmons.
Champion of the world, rides a, Pierce Bicycle; also, agent for the Rochester and North.
ampton at $50, 60, 75, and 100, and the Lennpe Bicycle at $37.50,
fully warranted. Repository open till 9 p. in.
rfi ‘ "7‘
Luthg r I. w r | ght’ 3 Ranging-r oon. IIDISON tIIo ranIInIII status.
J.‘
Ann»
near
. . . VALUE!
towzsr
. . . PRICE!
THIV All ALL INN-Ill
Bennett they wear our my fitting, comfortdile Clothing. All our customers lee! thi-
why TRADE with ill and you will FEEL THE SAME!
. Wilton now in track
Ivor :iIoUII
Tim 0!in
, the dinnetuh of image
hernia in the interior.
Cor" Activity 1. omit-orie-
imam I» lea—Wm prur-
mtlono are on trith nonunion vigor 'i‘wo
”Minions. compound ot- oiliclnle ot,
the mluilirien at nubile worn out! of
«var. have been termed for the purport
or inspecting railway; end thallium
to the (mutter.
it bu been decided to exilnmlilh no!
~ tot-choir in all the immune- on the
cult of Smyrna no (or on Kornburun
durimr the continuance of the wor.
it in oliiclnliy announced but the
Omkn‘ residing in Turkey inn memo
naturalized no on alternative to leav—
lug the country. Thin will be compul-
sory for all Greeks officially employed
in Turkey
The Porto hon undertaken to provide
guards (or the protection of the Ameri-
can missions in Asia Minor and has
promised that them shall not be remov-
ed without the cement ot the American
lflliation. .
Greek» Ania Take ”in”
Arid. May (in-«After remaining inac-
live for two days. the Greek troons
have relnvadcd Epirue.’1‘he Sixth res-
lnmnt ml'vnnccd to and occupied Filin-
piuda for the third time without tight»
ing. The Turks are still at Pcntelll-
garlic. and lrnurut has been fortified.
the military bridge ovor the river Aria
having been destroyed. The otrecte at
Aria present it strange scene. with the
continuum-i exodus oi citizens and thtl
otcmly incoming of the peasantry. who
camp out in the streets around tires.
with thousands of nheep and cattle. .
Emperor William cancer a Sensation.
lleriin, Mayti .——A great sensation has
been mused by a circular issued at the
Emperor William's instigation to the
magistrate; of the principal towns
comparing the state of the German
fleet in' 1m; with its state now and
declaring that unless new ships are
put on the «looks in larger numbers
Germany will be compelled. and per-
haps suddenly, to reconstruct her cruis-
er llotilln and to (lot'nte very large
amounts (or that purpose. The Oppm
siiion pantie criticise the circular se-
verely.
Turkish Minintrr’n Atlvlca.
“'oshingt'm, Mny 3.—_—'l‘lw Turkish le-
nation "lull“:i public the following dis-
pntoh from, the foreign other at Con—
stantinople: "According in a telegram
rt-t'eivecl from the commandant oi the
army at Janina Lmircs hm just been
retaken an) magnet! by the imperial
iroupsfi
situation In (In-to.
Khanin. Crete, May twinnmil Pasha.
governor oi the inland. has pron-atoll
:igninct tho decision of tin- atimirnis
allowing: fund to be supplied to inhnl»
llo demands an
nimlltiun oi the blockade or its Com-
plvto ro-I-amlviislmle-nt.
Appeal to t‘olleuos For Greece.
(‘lnr-innnt‘, May film-An addrrus has
iii-en li’l‘llt‘tl in the oti‘lvrts nnIi mvmln'rs
oi" iwiizi Katmui lipsilun suggesting
that n mun mom in: iniiuxurutui among
tho college frntvrnitles «(oimnnnly
known as tho rim-Vii leilvl’ mwictiea in
nil of tho Fallon-'8 in the country to
mow n lurul in Itssiztt ill" much-m on»
”V“ Hr»- ks in Ami-rho if; thv desiri- :in
nuiwrni mono: lib-In in reviurn horm-
tu engage in the war in llt‘hfll' of thv'lr
unlin- Lin-l it is lll‘uiwstd that llulll'
Hf llir lmm‘)’ sillrfll‘i’lluul luv llsml in
tin-eke nor that tin-r.- on any \‘lvilullrm
It tho ”intention-s at national nruimib
ly. 'I'lil‘ llli‘lil'}‘ ~'ll‘wt‘l’i‘aml “ill be llflil
suivly in guy Pansy «lotion ('Xiu‘tlrll‘fi.
-. b...“ ..
Kentucky Penitentiary Mrorlngr.
Frankfurt, K51. May rim-Tito St'ilfllv
ewrmi i"'llll‘r‘l'ltt‘ \Iiiiih begun on in-
\--,~'ti.l::itinn «If lbw lm'ul pvmiomlury
.V-(val uni-«(its .‘tirn innit ie-rzimml ”perm
mm. with .i \llll. .\ Mp: HnIleVIIliun. lll‘
Wiring 3 rmmlwr at no in unknown
l-airiim. hurt iwti sprung ill lhl' x-ilsnn.
'I'iIm lllllt' ii is :t tummy ninth-r, :IIul
nut ii :untwiui, off-(rilnit illi- lIzum- Hi
mlruil Hilivlale. ll llitt‘ lIt‘I'll (lisvm‘rrt'ul
by slow ulilrinis \sliu ll;i\'o' luwu Inning:
lll'lllllilllil')’ lii'i'ulllllri that the prison
Is Mini! twin-o “ml of lumiwt'. l\~ llll
illowi it in IlIIrrui-vi limit it «lulu-n IIIV-n
lii‘v' inwdr-(ti. "ml the mnitvr \\lll'lv¢
“WWW-t HI: lli-vlli-Zli only at liw undur.
lions m'v Ihmgul Mill guilt
l’bilnilolpiriu lawyer little Ill-nor".
he“ Yolk. Mny .‘l.ml’i~li~r i‘. ”lllkt‘.
n‘u. ui iii» ymm nlzi. z'uppumul in have
lwvll ii luuzyrr in l'iIiln-lvlpliin, “no
lmunl Ii..(.«l lil n i‘mtili in llll‘ l'ult'l
:m-IhIMI. harm: (l-llllllll‘lt‘il sulvi-l-v ivy
:«Ill‘l‘nmilinu himself with illnniitlnilng
no» in lhl‘ lnIiiIrmIm mini-liml to the
ulmi'iiuini lii’ inui on'uplmi. Thi- re.
Imiiim um- i‘i-iIIm‘I-Il to the illul‘iflli‘.
b‘rum lulwrn in ”W mtm'u prune-lulu"
lt Willi ltull'l'lt'll that lie hili‘ anIVn u
i‘hiinxlripliiu lil\\yt'l', mm of lhi' lot.
lvrri NliIIWl'll llrni lliirite mt» im'uivml
in at Mill in!“ "ll"‘l"'i‘ ill lllt‘ lllulillli‘i‘ Ml
lllli till‘i'. ‘
lloii-l llint-tr linliled.
WI-uiI-rly. ii. . Mny ll.~'l‘llt' pout-o
.milml the ilrnulilt- (‘in lioivl and tin-
lt'imimr liouw bur. mixing it inmu
quantity of lliitiul‘ii. llr. ll. 1.. hunt», a
uII-niiwr of the town council. led tho
roitllnu party. illlil ill the (lrnnito (‘in
nun-l. at which t‘fuililt'llrnim t‘ook in
lnntliui'll. to turn \wrt- round and. ithout
“no worth of liquors Miami. M tho
thlmr iiuuw iii their were found unit
the worth of liquor I'urriml ilwIiy. Wou-
irriy ill Ii nu ilx'ellno town. but liquor
lmn own opinly mid llt'li' (luring tho
inui few months.
limiy Found in the Flood.
Ulillllllmlilllrl 'tb. Mn’y lim'l'h't' inmw
mini lilllllilll oi lltiV punt 2‘ hour: iqu
”Vt-illinlt‘ll Ihu .lunloiu river and int
iItIIIquus lrilmtnrion. t-Iiunilni thou.
Min-la IIt Ilulluru ni' illillltllw to moo-lug
t’i‘riiiit. 'rliv flii‘lllt'l‘l along the linyn‘
luwti iunnrh tum» nurtured movrro
11mm!» to buildings. faucets and growing;
amino. 'i‘iu- Juniutn river in it! feel
iilowo low willvr inul‘li Mid in Mill l‘lli—
Hill. Tllti [wily Ill It“ unknown "null."
rilllronil Inimrvr who won ltflm'lted oil
it inirino if. Iulim want of here two
mnnlhu on” wan recovered in the flood,
”MMWMMW
Wt Prom tautliinum rationing.
tini'ntt'in. N. Y. ”or swimm- Mar.
tom. Mind in of Harrison. Mott tit lilo
faihor'n nhoinu Iii Mitldleiiulil truth lew-
ilIiiIunI. mite». it in acid. with Wluitltll
intent.
m-‘Mwwmrflw
puriimsv mine or ammunition i'ur tlw’
(renown: Internet: Our a... New:
- wolk Readers”. '
At No 46 Fll'lll avenue, East Nor
walk. Mn. it Blackburn resides, and
it» our rtprcicuiative lulled» lite bell
and awaited the result lie naked bionic-ll
.norc tiInI mm: the important ones
Zion: \‘nl the good people of Llitii
tor ":le aitcpt ms convin."rg tllcproo'
Ii til merit of ill] iml'npv. li‘iiililt! ltoitse
old Milne ltci w 3.5 to olit'oui. or .ioulo‘
Lt) mill out. it: the o 'cl sic rcolypcd
inr. \l/.. ‘il‘llt‘illt’lll‘i appearing drill)
II lllt' mmpupnh from here. there
'\"'t:lyivllt‘l't. t\t|.lll lost .\'tll‘\r\.llli. that
out tint Suziml- So was Hired by
mine: Sn mil .‘o' s ft'iilt'tl}. 3‘ Here Is an
,. st .Inrmlkc cow Mrs it Blackburn
If to Mini :ncniir, my!“ "I mzi nrcntl) i
ulrcrw lu Ilcsys’pnpcr lInmritty. illlil rev
nctnnily nl’ow my losiinumy to appear
ll prim ll r tlItiiJcIIsun, lmt as l have
con orcnily lit‘ill‘lllcil by using lilmn’!
Quincy I’iilsi, I want utiu‘rs to know 0‘
'It urine of this wmriufixl runuly
l) i:i int-y» no: t- not :uti: or properly
iiil lml itllt wt 'll llmring n gnu:
. .(".il of t::ll.( .' Emmi in» In 3‘ Kidney Pills
ll'l routing some newspaper notitcs
m. ‘ut'ul Im- to go in l’lhlolt’tln drug
I: It illlll (vii :i l;(iV.. Tiny icnrilul oil
ho in: attack. Sinct then I lime all
.inl more than our :unuinitflnru‘c to
we term. l tron ittsiztwl upon my
‘ric‘ml. \er \lmrcll, trying them. That
{mum in "q: ll; 'lttit Clitlt'm‘t‘ Hi my
niimnil- II.
Duriru homey Pills are for sale b)
.l ilt‘;tlt.:f. pine 50 units per lmx. six
sit-Au for .350. Snot ii) m ill on to
girl of print l'tiilcr‘L‘llllillt‘il Cu.
rriiiilii. N Y , Milt” ’ltzl‘llll-‘i [or the U.
,_ wit: mini. c” the nnmc-Dnan3~and
min; no .‘IlllV-Vllllllc
IOTIcEN
SCHOOL TAXES!
The taxpayers oi the South Nora all: i’nion
Reboot dmirict are homby to illicit ”iii! the
t riot tux-Vt onentui one-quarter mil :4 on
t «dollar. mid on tin- town nswounwnt lint”!
ism. ntumevtiwrol the di- trict lieitl on the
2d do oi June. mm. lit the l‘l‘iiltklln otrert
fiction hnuw. wiilberluo nmi humble on the
3t dare! Min. "$97.11! will it ilmol shrill be
ready to recent» mine at Stills“. -'n a drug store.
. 2 “'tl-tlllflfil‘ill street l‘annltynt the rate cl
ninmroeul It your loan May w. I it“ will
imohnrgo'i on till trues remain ng unpulal on
or. i tiller June int. tam.
.C.
I" A Tm. 1. ES.
Collector at Taxes for South Norwuilt Union
Helm-l Dislri lot.
Duted at South Norwniit. April 12. um.
the
Best
Printing
tho
Senflnel
. . . . Office
I .m, .. ,
VOW?“ : Examiner in
‘ H518 to I883
fillicen. liiiii Main Street,
“A ‘0 P'”u| "at“
.qu3muT. CUNN-
DlfiCXWMBlD OUR Dllliltihllil
in all new and unique lioloirli in ct-
ooia. in that ml mice. in what the hi
til-ration Harwell: hm Iiouomwl
will notorbo my till they use them
too their w tor ouow nprlnatirm.
otiioi whirl. tint! mil rhodo- and
convince the moat thirtieth
tier the people believe in it: no wonder u
of cum it her
edthe
will cure you. and
wait to find out about it either.
licveo at once. "
in it.
tinny iiirwrlii now Give Elevation
to it Willi But Bram.
Thrombotic common-led in
the Namath the low raven
months are mulling to ”finish and
No won-
prominent d It laid: "Be— '
lie! in Denim (haul: (lure ll on
article of truth in the rim-lbs, beconm
people know for tbentlelvos. without ro-
AM". to what any imam-tori barrier our.
wrought among their
tripod-and neighborr.” Why! People
intro Inflored for flat! undnorordremw
e‘ycould get any relief by using
nnytli rig and some any a friend says:
"0alitorniocntorrli0n to com! me. it
you won’t halve to
i re.
Here are the worlo of one of your
neighbors now, telling why the believer
ongnow that in: true because
you know in
Mrs. John Lycett, 21 High street. Nor-
wulk, says: "My daughter. Violet, has
i been troubled ninoe childhood with ca-
torrh, until her whole head seemed mt re
or less iii-eased. Bite bud begun to ban
little deaf, and undated much with revere
headacher so that we have had to keep
her out of school a good deal. I rent
her to Pluisted'n drug store. booth Nor-
walr. utter a bottle or California Catarrh
Cure and the commenced using it. It’s
beneficial effects have been simply
Wonderful. It has helped her trout the
tint in every way I have not heard her
complain of a headache ior A long time,
and by the time she has tinitlhed her first
bottle, I feel confident that the will be
cured."
Hay fever is entirely prevenmd by the
use of this wouderiul medicine, anti
when it is used colds never "bang on,”
but disappear promptly. For all mucous
diseases All dealers. 50 cents, three
times as much, one dollar.
A child was cured of croup by n dose
or two of Ayer’n Cherry Femoral. A
neighbor’s child died of the some dread
disease while the father was getting
ready to call the door Ir. 3 This shows
the neceuity of having Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral always on hand.
Group and whooping cough are child-
hood’u terrors; but like pneumonia, bron-
chitis and other throat and lung iron-
to or, can be quicklv cured by using One
Minute Cough Ca 0 G. C. swim
80133.1 Norwalk, uni E. P. Weed, Nor-
w
TWO years ago R. J. Warren, a drug-
gist at Pleasant Brook. N. Y., bought a
umnllsupply of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. lie sums up the results as
follow»: “At that time the goods were
unknown in this section;today Chain-
berluin’e Cough Rcmod y is. a household
Word." It is the same in hundreds of
communities. Wherever the good quail.
ties of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
become known the people will have
nothing else. For sale by G. 0. Still-
son.
When {mere und other epidemics are
around. minty lies in {unifying the sys-
tem With Ayer's Sunnipnrilia. A person
lowing thin and impure blood is in the
most {neiirubio condition to "t-ntch"
when-yer disease may be floating in the
air. Li») wise in time.
When the spring time comes, “Gentle
Annie," like all other eerisiblo persona,
will olvnnseiho liver and renovate the
spoon wulr DeWitt's Little Early [tia-
i-ra. famous little pills for the liver and
stomach till the your around. (l. C.
Stillsuu. South Norwalk, and E. 1'.
Wood, Nui'wulk.
Ono Irv to in item
is iuottcud to tho t-omiorts of our lumill:
:innuirlotII-Iilthgm l'llllll Ii Colt or ()0
. ill utl (in-i iitiilso I. South Nurwu
Ini ll Iwur-i l’. Woo-l hnrwniir. solo Ital-oi».
t'itl an! n lr‘u Ll infill“ ill Ulttl' 3“ Our“. lllt! Wilt
ti ”mm it. in. air. Firm. to prune that we tum
.i~1iroi‘VIrV fur i‘uuitliil.tlunl itlll (“40le Ml
iin- ”Wool and Limits.
hI'
largo aim Aim and
Win-u lli‘illil is contracted. cure it at.
one. than Minute Cough Curt: will not
you on the road to recovery in a minute.
It. will cnro pneumonia. bronchitis.
i'i'ullp and it" forms of lung and throat
illillblt'h (J Stilliiml. Smith Nur-
“silk and l}. l’. Wet-(l Norwnlk.
Fran drink crook.
After ihobig lire in Cripple Creek. I
took it very more cold on tried many
remedies without help, the cold only be-
coming more settled. After using three
ulllilll bottles of Uhiuubcrluin'l Cough
ltotnmlyJIoili the cough and cold lolt
mo. and in thin high altitude it taken ll
meritorious vouch remedy to d any
g.ml.~~ti. ll. Mandi-mm. oriiio Dolly
Advertiser For mic by G C Sillinou.
with.» Stilton”
We have on hum! revere! thousand
job lot billhmuiu and uotchendr that we
will print lit the i'ollowinu prlcol: 1.000
llilill’lfll' lIiillnIudiI M50. Mldlilonal
mm», ti; moo sixth billiimlq M25.
odditiomll iiill'u. 73c; noteheadr 1,000
l” :5, additional 1001mm. Pudding.
super 1 (Ion extra. Thin their in of
fair quality You can have it at above
prloim nu loin: till it luau. Evening Sell
lino '
NEW BARBER CHOP
liming InnVctl to it) Wuhlilutou nirret.
i when he plooml to we all my old
pail-our curl minty now own.
A FIRST CLASH ilAltliiilt WANTED
IiII minimum.
JOIIPH GUI-A.
5 till iw
Dr. F. Oohevolr.
' tillllifll.
I. 1.0mm Within ten mi
Inuit n ttrntt
Wodoonirm and Mot-lone to s n in.
rich client: will lboioondin our thick of ”MUN“ ”mum” 'i‘U maxim (It
:ulipoom. mum owypriou on ' it]. - «rumr
mm“ .0 '0‘". “will“ Infill“ pay“, mm
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