Kamila Kelly. ct Welt avenue,
dphrehaood'anowbioyole.
,l—P-Wo allow the higholtprioo to: m.
" MW ochre! book- whcn taken in
m R. H. mm. -
two pupils oftho Winnipauk mhool
diatriothave applied for permiuion to
attend the Center school.
‘rmmocoioa will: hold it
, 1' the holder ot ticket No. 10.946. which
loathe $50 in gold atA.H.Eoyt&
Son'a rhea store. was Captain Solomon
Peck. . ‘
Oonmmau E.‘J.Hill has been elect-
. ed Mammoth or the National
. Gangrene of ‘the Bone 01 the American
Evolution. - ‘
The fencing ladies in the window of
the Kuwait Boston store are attracting
considerable attention. They are very
artistically arranged.
Undertaker J. D. Jennings will soon
. move his business from Knight street
- into the store in Main street recently
occupied by Louis Singer. V
~Schoolohooka reduced from ten to l
‘ fifteen per cent, at Pinneo’e.
The annual meeting of the stockhol-
dera of the Norwalk Mills company will
be held in the company’s office in Win.
nip’nuk. Wednesday, May 12th.
S Palestine Castle, No. 5, A. O. K. or
M. 0., will meet tonight. Business oi
but
an m. one «your
Scotch . _ . com.“
The claim by the
tailors. ”ooh
of the want I: done .
“ by bond. .Pmotlooll ‘
”10,70 MIMI-mad! was to all but the price.
mortal,“ Ior‘a tomcat/o business out! of many
otyigtli pollemo. ’ on in 325 if you can ‘ofl'or’d If.
”any Inlelmcdmte slapping places. 87.50, 810. 312
and $15~popular prices. The . quality, the wear:
the style Is there. no mailer where you slop between.
Our covert clot/I lop roots are. as near tailor-made as
reao’y-for-uear clothing can come. Mode will: lap
or strap seams, well lined. it'll/l
to (Item, and the price, 810 lo 820. Some uiet
mixed goods {unconcervoma die ssers.slart at 8 .50.
It's right in lit and wear and price If you buy It at
just the fly”! hang
- MoIgs' Corner: .
We Sell Golf '
Soils, ' - E‘G s & (09
gig; BRIDGEPORT. cam.
Breeches, ,, 0’18” Monday, Fill/0y and
Stockings. Saturday Evenings. ‘
3
3
:00 «ummmeui
Goldberg’s New
I handsome ladies’ Suit
Given Away Sat.
8. Julie. Successor.
lay l5th
importance is to be transacted. All
members are requealed to be present. '
An original pension has been granted
to Mary L. Kent. widow of Eli R. L
Kent, of 55 Spring street. The rate is
$12 per month from January 14th, 1897.
Michael Sullivan, who. on Saturday.
was fined $7 for intoxication and breach
of the peace by Judge Hubbell, was un-
able to pay and was taken to the county
jail.
Walter P. Stanley in planning to give
an organ recital. assisted by vocal eulo-
isto, on Tuesday evening. May 1:5, in
the South Norwnlk Congregational
church.
Edward I“. Bonton,of Main street, was
planing a pimp! wood. Saturday.whon
he mistook the thumb of his left hand for
the block and pinned oil a good m. d
chunk of the member.
—-See the carbon—either ilewie’.
Unclaimed letters in the Norwalk
poat-oi’iice are addressed to Mrs.
Mary Curran. Alisa Adele Gone. Mr.
“Don McNiel, Mr. George Nelson. W.
0. Staples. W. H. Malone, l’. M.
Illa: Ellie Parks and her brother.
Wallace Parks. 0! Norwalk. rode to
Danbnry on their bicycles, Friday. and
wmoeem of hire. Edward and Mrs.
C. 0. Parks. They wheeled homo Sut-
‘ntday morning. _ ”
Edwin H. Gilbert, 0! Fair street, one
or whole leg- was broken a oborttlmu .
momnIedby being struck by a train ‘
at the Fair Ground: crossing. in now
able toyullt about the boom: with the
aid of crutches” '
The laglalatlve committee upon l‘ut-
nun Memorial Park Will prolunly
villt the park thia week. Au appro-
What of “.3er bath been unlit d in!
to keep the park in proper cniiditinu.
and Repmnttllve Wortmau oxwotu
to get an appropriation of thine midi.
tlunal for tho purpoao oi curling a
plenum. ., _ _ ,,
The marriage t-imugonwnt him ‘lt'l‘Il
made public of (livi'iilllltbill' Michael J.
Houllhon. the proprietor of the (irnml
Genital hotel. and Mimi Kithurln" A.
Written. daughter at Mr. and lira
Martin flourlam. of thla town. The
on-Itnator has been MM‘VlIIR unilgmllb
lotion! on ”all fulfill. it to umluronmd
the alerting! will take place in tit-pinni-
hue.»-Newtown lieu.
PMJ. ll. Grillln. of tho Uonmlhln-
“ ml, hill no for rtenvel'oil front the
film injuries he received a low don
no white counting down Wart amour
“to not. be able to amino the maltb
maul-nor captain at the Tune
pth m club. and has called a moat.
maul“ club for tonight. when im-
mmwhlm up tor eon»
. m. Annotation are unheated
he pol-at mm... ,
smooth Tribune oi April
‘ _ on til-item at Wuhlootoa
_ Motto one lane lanthanum
M ”all all. lit! lint wile wan
“M. a m at no late cm
W x. we. at time. the to
me my til-ea e millionaire.
C:
From Paris
ll more, i to.
Coupons given away with every 50 cent
Saturday evening. May 15th, at in o'clock.
..__..._..~..____..__ _..._..__ _ .. _
Stoves. The
with.
no danger.
We Like to Show
Our Goodsl.
NASH&
Goldberg’s New Vork Millinery Parlor
3. Julie. Successor.
53 WALL STREET. IORIILI.
purchase. CO1p0|Jt will be drawn.
We Keep the Best ! N
The Standard M'l'g Company's New Process
Oil and Gasoline and the insurance Gasoline
“1 NSI'RANCE"
stove that you cannot possibly have trouble
if it blows out or the kettle boils' over
and puts it out,it will shut itselfofl,aud there is
is
VANSCOY.
Cor. I. Iain and West Struts.
GOVT" NQRWALK. GT. .,
i
BETWEEN
OLD AN 0 RILIAILI
DailyDirectFreight Line
NORWALK.
New York or its vicinity.
uoomrv can DALI.
iovoutnwata to real mil
'l'llB PROPBLLIRS
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
.VULGAN,
. Will leave PM" a}. It. R. Brahman ttraat, New Vorlt‘, at s p. In.
Leave Net-walla: p. on South Home": 0 p. m. Freight received iron
1.4;. to; p. m. Upml application to anoint the City oi Nowell.
Eagle and‘Vuloao will be sent lor menial lot: at lreluht ‘Iayuboro in
at o u o ”R'NT'NOa ". o o o a
York Millinory Parlors l
A Handsome Lodles' Suit
Given Away Sotfley l5th
I have just received a complete line of
TRIMMED HATS!
Me i a line line of lmlies' spring jackets. lined throughout Swill: tal-
{nta silk for $5 105; cannot be bought elsewhere under 38. Also a lull line oi
ladies’ suite. and u lull line of untnnuned, luiies' and children’s hats, feathers.
5.
(I
The new will wdl advance the price of crock-
my 20 per rent. Now is the time to buy. We
have the largest and best stock in town, and we
uuw manoeuvre NORWALK AND
All name are turbid touring any 0! the «delay... or. m. been to
this line on account at the cream ihoreoi.
.nomnl'reuoamm ow
'
‘I’lllrthl Ill-lull Hannibal”, 9!
am r Ina-aunt :1“th
war-n Gratitude to no...» new».
Dr. hrtnehn Ill-dot Arr-u.
New York. May 82—11:. Bun pub-
lishes the tollewlnl'. lent from Havana
via Key Went:
’ Here in a letter from General Adolfo
flnatllio. written for The Sun. General
Castillo to one at the more prominent
Cuban leaders in Havana province:
”The mendncity or General Woyler'o
report about the puclflcutlon‘ of Ho-
vana and Pinar dcl lilo provinces in
evident. because, lime last March, the
revolution in these provinces but; been
atrongcr than ever. 1 can certlty to
the operations of tho lorcea under my
command which will prove the truth
oi my statement.
“9n March 4 I took by force of arm-
the important town or Guinea in Ha-
vnnu province. I remained there with
my troops nix hours and paraded
through the streete.
"On March 8 l'toolt. also by ioroe of
arms. the town 01- Btrjncal. in the same
province. My forces formed in the
main square before the church. An in
Guinea, I retired only after my aol-
diera had provided themselves with all
kinds or goods and all the ammunition
In the town. In both placce I arweroly
punished our enemies and the enter! in
the service of Spain.
”On March ll! i captured a valuable
Spanish convoy. Six big carts londod
with ammunition fell into our halide.
"On March 28 my i-avulry fought the
Bpanish cavalry near (mines. The Sprin-
lsh regiments of I’lzzaro and Villa-
vieiosn. L009 men in each, Wort? rented
by my 700 cavalrymen. it was it roar-
lul tight. but sharp and short. in halt
an hour all was over. ‘At the first
shock :32 Spaniards Were killed. 3‘ made
prisoners, and they lost ll horses. Uur
loanee were 8 killed and 15 wounded.
Then the Spaniards tied in dlenrclor.
and. pursuing them, wekilli-d some 30
more.
“On April 1. clinging urdura (mm Utm-
t-ml Alejandro Rodriguez. 1 [WSW] over
to ”mar del lilo province. At El Brujo
l hilt! .1 terrible cncuuutcr'wlih n Splur-
leh column. 1 was told that in the
cnlunm was our captured leader, Gon-
crnl- lilus Rivera. l ordered it charge
with mac-betas in order to come to
hand to hnnd fighting. General Rina
lllvt-m was not there, but the result
of the notion was that the Spanish
loot a lieutenant colonel. a. major. loath
or n! the Arteuilen guerrillas; nnutlwr
lnzijnr. leader of the- vanguard. and n
rnpmlu. liq-sides some hundreds oi littl-
lllo-rs. ‘
"Im April 4. mar Muriel. l narrowly
Pm‘umul being captured. With it zonal!
dctnrhtrwnt of my forces 1 was remu-
nnlts-rlm: lhv outposts n! that town,
when i fell into on fllllltlll‘h. A Span.
lob enlllivr t-nlinrcl me. but I bud limo
in stub him “lib n small knitt- which l
Haul in rut limit. llv full (load. and 1
run, fullmwd by more than in Spun-
lnrlli. llul noun my mm clinic in res—
cuu nw, and tin- Slrziliizirtla Ilml. l re-
turn: «l :uul not hrv in one o! ihrlr forte.
from which the («true in ambush hull
i‘nllli‘ The Rilt‘l’lnnll. nfirr it short ro-
elslaux-e. nlminvlnnml the fort. leaving
{no «load llrhlntl lllrlll.
“Sin-'0 that day until this tlmw-Am‘ll
2H~| have llm'll in Havana prm‘inw.
and my ll‘mum urn constantly ilnht‘mg.
Fights m-rur daily alum lwlu'm'n the
Spanish route and the t‘ulull‘ul, utnlvr
lirnvml Alejandro limlrlnul-r. and t'ulu-
nnla viiur Amnnuro-n and lei-ml
Arumru.
Mull. ll *n-
linvmm in
Ill llll‘ “till
cml Wrylvr (ll'i larva that
tuimllnl? W.- nrv Mill hurt-
lu pruw that hr lira."
er Sunni! fiplrltua tho mlumn of
ill-m-rnP'llnri-lu Alduw- haul on winner-
mvnl aim the “moments undvr Ilen-
i-ml l-‘rxunlm‘n l'nrrillu. 'l‘ho iiuht loat-
Nl llw hullllI. :m~l lllv Spaniard“ I‘v-
lrmiml in dirunlor. lent/Inn unmy kill-
ml on the llnld. .unonn tin-m fiv'vvrnl
”till-ore. 'l'lw vault numlwr of ltiflflt'snu
hum ahlvu in not yet kll-m’n, Mu it in
Willi Hill Alllmw column hurl more
than :-u llll'lt klllml. ‘
tic-mi'ul Khulna dvl lioy, who who
l't“"fl”t*tl l'l‘ullt linmlna'n do i‘ulm pulv-
lmt- ivy firm-rill Wuylur nu mnmum "f
livm-rnl (litraln'u t'lllnry uvvl’ him at
tlunnm. nrrivml )‘vllt'l‘lllty at llan‘nnn.
(iota-vol lit-y truth in atrunu lt'llll“
lu ilvnvrnl Weylrr. r :llnn lllm u lm-t
oumnmmcnllon lwi'l ~ ivum finnlluuo
do i‘uhu. An in other ‘lltil‘ri, Ilmwrnl
ltvy Will prulmlrli‘ it” in tlpuln "on mu
ruin" of hill health."
I! la ne-nvrnlly ln llv'vml here that M‘Hl
the about n-l-vrnm mauled by fipuln
will lw Inmilllml lu'lnl‘l" livlti't‘ltl chlur
utivmpln to elm-1w tlwm.
Wail” [hum Instinctive Anni.
New York. May 3.» The New York
Journal and Adwrtlm-r this morning
pulvlluhvlk lllh‘ luv“ mllm fl‘nm Mn ”noun.
nn i‘dtrt't'flnllltlulfi. mu by way or Tom-
on. File:
Dr. Zc't'lurhn hm! been nrrcolml [n hln
home uvut‘ tlulnoa and brought to Na-
vnnnn under it rlmw aunrd. Ilt‘ I» now
in the military prim!" In the Forum: or
lot t‘nlmlizta. umumliv lhla any. No in
livid ltwmntlnlt'utlo.
it ill “Ml"l'lllilml M the million that
Wryh-r minted hilt dvlmrlmem tui‘bna-
format: inland. the flpnnlah wont aim
lion in“ the African run“,
in. Ya-riuchn wan formerly chic! eur-
mm at the "moment forum in Plant
do! mu primitive and pmmnnl untol—
i'lst‘n tn tlonnrnl Antonio Home until the
luiior'n death lit l'umn llruvu. llnanr-
t‘mltlnrml in the lipnnlah "unmet tiller
Mam» wan killed. lie wna hrnmlml u
halter by Culhllll. They titanium-d that
he tuitruyml Malian into the tlpunlurda'
MIMI. lilo warned Bow and mourned
domination limo «rivaled wideoproud
aahmlahmunl.
Two litlitt’lt’llt emulator. hornet Mon-
clou sworn-m and income meIt
Vienna. who Voluntarily unmounted a
lurtnlaht an» in Plum do! lilo and
were liberated under Women unann-
i doom. haw elm been actuated more.
later an :ombguaomm In elation to
“I" t! it MM m
at! M It, in [more
Hut. unmithemmlinu all that ‘
- him mourrml in North and
9. 3. 4. ,
We are agents for the STAR ‘BICYCLE SUIT, the only corp
bicycle skirt ever put on the market and indorscd by all the
ing merchants in the United States. The suit ,as represent
our ad consists of Jacket, Skirt, Bell; attached, and leggins.
Figure NO. 2 shows the skirtas it appears when closed; thepat
is seen by opening all the buttonholes on right-hand side of there. .
and fastening same to the buttons on opposite side; the effect til-
obtained is seen in figure No. 3. . ,
Figure N04 shows the skirt as it looks when Worn onthowho ‘;
giving a most graceful appearance to th : Micros well as being i"
most comfortable skirt manufactured. .
We are showinga very large line of samples of the difi'cren
materials, and ladies can have their suits made to order withou '
any ext it charges, and we guarantee pel‘lcct fitting suits and 18; i
very reasonable prices. '
H. KRIEGER, Mahackemo Hotel Block, Schematic...
~-—-———-—~-———--~—--~ .5. » mes-e
W Columbia“;
Bicycles
etannann 0F tun WOW I
$100 To ALL!
llartlords, patterns 7 and
8 reduced from .75 to $60 '
To take effect April 12th. '
F. s. AMBLER.
29 WALL STREET. ,
Norwnlk Connecticult
o .-.....__-.........-_. I
William 0. Jesse.
188 WASHING"! STREET. ‘ .
eouc toast roe
No one need _ go to Europe for a
watch. The best are made right here
in America by the American Walthani
Watch Company. Two watch move-
ments particularly recommended—-
“Riverside” and “Royal." Can be
found in .gold,silvcr and gold filled
cases at
A. W. Austin’s, 39 Wall Street. Norwalk.
“w
on -. 3:: _ ....-..-....., - .. . ... . . _, d...
. For klmwn will H!” you on [DE SPECIAL. lint price M25.
' 'l'llia wheel, Mitch Wt’lulm [Nil 9 :33 pound». is guaranteed to carry
4m pullltll-t over any rmul. nmlnu l‘.\llr(”v.’l'£l‘ l-n charged on I‘v-
['uiru l er twelve months. We have wnw new "A? ulnmlaril win-cl.
“lilt'll We are pulling at nimmt PM. are the Spriuullvhl. IL'
lllt‘lllllh' unarnuiw; any Option you want, little-d Ml. Don't
term. limit We make a once ally of blcyi'lt' l‘trprtll‘lllu. -...... 1..
Are You Thinking
of lowing a CAMERA? You can't find a plum- nithln to mill!
«In-re you can get one an cheap as \vv wll iIu-m. and we limo
a lull nu ck. too. South: tin-pren- ul Hipplwa:
. . -...- r???“- ..
M...”
ivlanlnmn'a Rollo l‘mwr. 4x5, N! down.
Moth llry l'luiua, but. an
Eagle 1er Plate», El 1 m l l. 27o.
I'm'ln-t Kodak Illltllllln. 7r iluz.
lint-mun in :«lumnd lmml (.‘alnerna.
Frau lnatruoiiun lo lot-glance».
mcu-unondu BROS” 19 North Main Street.
o‘uwratotoo o
in liulk to the trade. l'roinptlym
in lwtlloa to any part of the city '
vlcluliytlur lamlly use. ' y
nvmc w UNION Ilum
Mom lot lied h'lnr Line steam
wanna
NOTICE l .
To The Pub
F It the nmuth ol’ A rll Gill
‘ mutton” ' ".
OLD “JAYLOR Wit ~
light Your: Old
l‘iilllyttaNa (or Cl. 'fihla w . _
retalln tor it full. lat that)“
“autumnal. i will nivat i .
oi Norwalli a nlmuoe to _ 2 ‘
lam! bullion! willulloy will! '
lly nee. Alan agent for the
mention tarmac
Ul hprlnulluld. Mm
Bottled Steamed L
and Porter and Ex.
oi Malt for family“
I. 9. H A M I L 7
Warwick lliltol. ll Kohl“ “M “B
DON'T luv A WHIIL
A. You Would a Lemon.
You'll hope to not the wheel olicn. lluv intelligently;
with your ill!!! «men. hiltlllllllc,;c(lMPAREl All
whorl. are"b¢§t,”ol course. still "there monitors."
We want you to toe OURS!
W
WI OAIflV IN .TOGK:
llumbcrs, Wold Americans, Dnymns, Envoyt. Flut-
wlngs, ‘l'omplnia. Atlanta: and the .381”) B. 5: H.
louder, $53 0t".
[ IIOVGE tuuomm l
m
Boarao a Hoyt, suwgshmomn mt.
lulh .Vurwulk.
M
H. mm “W
Wowwtmw n~ww4
Wedding and
800loty ‘
. . . . .ENGRAVING
Sentinel omen.
o.-._.....,. M
Norwalk Chronicler