. i
a,
mun-int. to:
tors mwhwhimyst ,
unit. or at use: are not; sen ,,
Ame Mail toads the . at
roach and added to the dildo-mes oi
. diastole“. as thetsieolelo‘lilw are
worked from a battery on board the
lishthonse tender Neuron. M‘nrds
difilfln‘r-v. Hi r ‘ t ‘t . ”r " no. ,7 ".r
A laneausnllty oi chithinahss been
tales-irea'irthewrsglnaad sitar it has
W been dislhiected It will he went» the'
reooneentrsdos. The bodies oi the.qu—
inx timers. Untonant Jenkinsand As-
sistant answer lien-It» harem been
recovered. The divers reached the tor-
Ms wont. bottom haown that his
Indy was not ihery..1‘htty.iar» the sharks
have rivenao“ trouble. Wtherraltnres
nd . . have leii W! .any .hot the
”0" lkdttonlofthm men' were en-
" W tangled In'deiltle amusement-arises
’ «the water. The bodies were notno-
. lined Iv anyone tlutil the lattihirflhad
completed their she-ti! work. mun
land or one Chaplain Chldwleh retnoy-
,etlstlesaly ohaasdeoldrias torpur~
" oildeiitiiicitlon. ' 1'
(ti-want chld‘ wiekysaya that the total
oath Jsfl‘
missing Is it or ti. and live
have died In the hospitaL 0i the rules-
. , many doubtless were blown to
' atoms. no portion being recoverable.
‘” and? there laymh doubt that any omi-
adsrsbie mute oi these one re-
mains are now being removed will be
identified. ' . ‘ .
.‘Aueriraa Wastes hearts; cabs.
"tidy West. no. zit-spent». m.
that somethinl would happen in Nov
vane on the 20th oi February that
would cause Americans .to remember
the dayw‘ere heard In Havana tor stone
‘ . ' ‘ tithe helm the ”sine disaster by Mrs.
" ‘ ’mmmllnothe 0.3. AIesander.whohassrrlvetl here
. 1;] in.- Wll’. fit“! I doth w "mu a... in on. or '5. many
, woaldt he was 3‘“: Americans who have oonddered it so-
.‘w‘ Vilehle' its e Itsvsns whats the last
'm' I!" W ‘iew out it her arrivhl n lira. Brun-
. ‘7‘" “'1‘ m “" our; site oi’ the llarine hospital inspect-
.“ prevent the ”M °f or in Havana. ilhe is en route to her
e '“W‘ ““7“ "i“ “‘1 home in t} . The tact that to.»
"' oralortnight. W " husband thou ‘Ilt to send her awe!
. 9' ”a mum“ 3”“ irotn Havana is one oi the best indica-
thb ”“3 'M "’9‘ hm i” 3"." tions at Impeadior trouble there.
It'lemrhl'ld’ to month on supplies
‘ i
. WU +Is l’h‘. .
New York. ' h.‘ ZIAAlliert ’Holdm
It ‘il'mli‘tlie llhltfl Stiles.
;"l hoard demanded the us.
render of Ravens. string 24 hours for
the‘retttoval oi the women and children, worth. i’hlef enhinerr oi the British
steamer Olivedene. which has lost or-
rived ltere;a_waswat healer.- across the
hay irotn Havana. when the lists» es-
, , Id follow. The torts ore
e'll'tl‘tiqnaad could be demolished
plosion took place. lie was in a rate
where there were a number at Dual:~
by a ”Wound". such new [upon
lav. mmoted are short or ent-
iurds. "Almost Immediately." said lir.
iloldswortlvt ohorta oi voters-silent
intuition and have never been tried.
it General should decline to sur-
sd: 'Anteriranosl' 'Aaterieaaoa!" Then
a prolonged discussion ioliowed lultilll
MQO‘ hilt merchants here. who
‘ percent or the worm! and
”mot the taxes oi the island,
’ the Spaniards. I oiterward lprned
iwnt on Interpreter that they were ea-
“ entitle! him to accede to Admiral
Quart; terms. As tor the volunteers,
at ’ ”at“ the most It." the em- pressing deli ht at the probability of
fiefi" these merchants, and the voI- mint Ame" ns brine killed.”
uh are larleiy their sons or '
{tit is well to loolt these things In the
M. ii ,the same time it is well {or
iii Alerluana to restrain themselves
all My, seine 01- an outside
aha; oi e’sthtston. e can ailord to
a little longer. seeing that we have
‘ t“ I) long. We could not wait
“MOM”. been proved that the
'lssster n- the result ot a das-
‘ y plot. tip-nun oilleet's from the
old country hold to the unaccountable
“Ila M their srrna would overcome
asiaawweehs: list theCubso ther-
m.W-”m"' delusion, and they
"eoairol the situation. Item I
leiievevthat no shot truth a his Ameri-
' .wlli he manly."
'..aealirpents iairly represent
these oi the best Iniormed Amerlvsns
i!” m ‘fll due.
spent-y, the atheist in
v‘i..
The W at "ya.
Tampa. Fla. li‘eh. 24.—-The cruiser
Montgomery nu arrived here tram lion
lhoningo Milt Captain Crownlnshieltl oi
the hoard oi navisatlon on board. who
at onoe Ielt tor Washington. captain
Prowninehield refused to say anything
about his trip or his haste, Captain
(‘0an said he had orders to so to
.liey West at once and took on a supply
oi coal and water. The cruiser proba.
bly will sail today.
lanylai West as the Wis.
Philadelphia. Fell. tic—Immune or.
does have been issued to the painters
worltlns on the «rulser Ilium-wits In
the drydoelt st beam mean that they
must tlnlsh her at once. The navy yard
was crowded yesterday with then de-
siring to enlist. but the medical exam.
inailon was too risld tor most at them,
and only a few were accepted.
2?
M a M Ill-e.
thins ssewie certain. it the liaise
it up by an outside agency.
,4. a‘ “W? "" 3.: '""
. II l mu have
M saoh tremendous results.
. t ia-flvorled that Ilenor Jose (‘onv
red by General illaitro, antler In-
itors lurid. tor sendiny dia-
toe new York new-paper with
do the Kaine explosion and
fit to «head sssln.
.. flalne disaster t-ontlnues to he
I“ great tttpk In all t‘il't'iel. but ape.
.Aalerloaa. it Is useless to deny
ataay believe is an outside yrmny.
merit” even a router M
oi the smelt shouts moriosively
i“ disaster mid not hers origi-
. ironwiihis.
;, h m out that the main maps.
*3 {Writ has [lied with brown
., dsr is proper cases and
‘N i. illlid. while all ills
W were ail. It is am.
saaleded that Miller the initials.
elsetrlr sites nor sebum elm. ’*
an”. iron the Very coalitio-
v.
nettle. Torpedo lasts Ready.
Providenre, Yet. 24.-The Herreshnit
company oi Boston has sent to ltey
West. under hurry orders. certain no
in nttinp tor the torpedo hosts De-
pont and Porter. The absence oi these
parts Is cousins both oi these rrsit ts
be out oi service.
“the nets-it uses is Iey Was.
iloltile. rob. aim-Tile United listen
cruiser Detroit left here yesterday for
Key West. ‘ ‘
ie mamas yards truth 7!
‘ hwwould have visited the an any-
.. rent trip lollies York was the result .
his call i’rohntiie navy department
and It?“ had any stuileaaee. ,
oi Herttearlted that he wason the to»
tired list. and suhiert to recall to set-
Ive. only his the next Ive years it new
leseary. lie had beeaarottad thelilty
yard oi course. tinder the conditions
way. order or no 0
"in the event oi w
is our navy In such tarot the
Spanish osvy with any degree oi con-‘
ddeuoe?’ was asked.
There wosndeilentrilcln iheatl-
ltral's reply: "We have the cleanest
navy in the world. Not only the clean-
est. but we have the heat dentin: blood
'0‘ any navy in the world. The boys
would not ask but tor twenty-tour
hours with the Spanish navy. l have
they” respect in the world for gv
the British navy. and so have the unit _.
'and lie oi our nary. not we are not
amid oi eras theta, and certainty we .
institute.
can have considerable confidence in
our ability to uphold the honor oi the
country In a meeting with Bpslh‘s
Italy."
The admiral was asked it he had
read Governor Cooke's speech ot New
Haven regarding the detenseless cone
ditlou oi the Connecticut coast.
Admiral Ghmrdi said that he had
not. but he was not alreidthat any
foreign navy could enter the Sound
and blow up his home In Stratiord. lie
added: '1 don't want to be Mariette-d
and I do not want to say much about
our deiense. it is rain; to he hotter
some day. it should he hotter. hill at
the some time. the people oi New lis-
ten may go to bed with a tooling oi ae-
rurity at night, {or it would he no easy
matter for a ioteign squadron to enter
the sound."
In reierrin; to the disaster to the
battleship Maine. he gave utterance tn
the ringing words quoted in the Intro-
duction at this article.
The admiral then stated that war
was a thing to be avoided ii ponlhle.
He said it made him tired to hear then
shout for war. when they had no more
conception of its horrors than oi the
suritm' oi tho moon. lie thought it the
loudest tor war had a little at It. some
good would be accomplished utter all.
To a dtrrct question. Admiral Cher-
urtii'said the desire for war In tho
navy was high. -
rampant. OI mo tsuao.
Atlas-island use this: Magus
to Port rm.
Through Congressman Bollard, at
long Island, the Times correspondent
learns that Col. N. H. lleii. oi Bridge-
port. general electrician at tho Xew
York. New Haven and llartiortl rail-
road, has been slat-it'd a dim-tor oi tht-
Patchnsuc and Port .leiierson Electric
Railway company. This company has
a irtinrhlse tor a trans-island line I3
miles long. and it hot; been sttpptieed
that the ordinary trolley system would
he used The directors of the mud
have not announced any change oi
plan. but it in claimed that I). l'. Reed
and the new director. Colonel lit-it.
tire in tutor at the third rail uysletn.
II. is “Mini that the mail will be
molded hy July l. as xrndinr has
lien-n hqttn. The company will have
its power house on the harbor iron! of
Port Mason and Its main oihce In
Patrhoette. A ferry runs acmss the
amt»! (min l’ort Jeilrreon to Brittn-
port, Colouol ileft's bother—Washinp
ton rttrrt-symtlent oi Iiartiorti 'i’lrnes.
satrrtm ”um.
All Omit, Including Yachts .1! Isl.
to he listed at Mos.
Auras Trowbtidse. ehiei mloesroi
the Engineers division oi the Countri-
ltrtti Naval hstaIlIon, yesterday receive
ed ord (root the Unite-I States navy
department to wile“ interdlately it
list oi all the rhinitis escaped in the
meet carrying trade. Iaelndlns
the steatsbosts. yachts, tun anti aatsll
trait.
mm mm oi the mum m...
The list at thetisaasetirnt shipping it
boils rapidly rot-tilled.
A diver mm is New mm yn.‘
. to undertake
terday in). New I
the repairing oi the thosltor Wyatt-
eotte. which is betas out In Ishtlss.
trial. trader the direction of lieutenaat
Deals, at the Newport engineer stsl.
Antonio (lie-sound. oi Stanford,
was mht in Bridgeport yesterday
on at senior Costt heath «mat on
a charge sit-ales assets-nor Ia tile
lollies oi lsasae Kennedy to a salute
littlest. The out ot the ltaliaa will
”uranium aatli the
asst ism «title then. lllseessset
whimsssmsstitsttheltei.
isa titled these-Ir Is ssll—dsielse.
”mumbammifl
"' his ass soul."
"What's in trouble?"
"its su’t m whether to state It
WWW”
w. g1“ thrush
, , .1 ..
Width”
luminous
;. m ‘éelndlu Inside
shim-relapse. the do
fl [My Cd most artistic
upset-y. hie
Nearlytil per cent. less than
ever altered by another in this
but!!! ADDITIONAL HUN-
iolded and lo
sorted ll envelopes without
extra charge. Dtha engrav-
ing correspondingly cheap.
We also math is special price
elitist;
CARDS
Plato and Hi Cards,
Addie-on Cards, 25 cents is
Where plate is furnished:
stimuli ”
SElillliEL.
WHEN.“
Yes see MuifloI'aMt-uuy.
”Ninth"!!! Cladweehtysewa
seen and a quarterly-seams eiletisa.
Inmtumumnmwh
pot-seen.
”I!“
”slum
next winter. -
duction in price.
lard lacks.
pleat small—o
sold in any other way. )iade only
”4 ., , . -. i; '1? “iii of}: i. . . , ,
in men s attire are not so will nots‘o‘ radical
to they used to be. A man ma wear a suit
for two or three seasons-4i l c suit is. a
good 0ne~and still'be in the swim. You
can buy a this-winter's suit or overcoat with
theassurance' that it will be just as stylish " ,
Punctured prices on all the broken lines
of suits and overcoais favor buyin now, 4
with next winter in mind. Suits an‘ over—
coats priced‘formetly from :32; down to $18 '
are now its; those that were $15 and $113.50
are 510;,”1052 that were less are now $7.50. «
How much more wool clothing will
cost next winter cannot m.- sci down now,
but it will be more. that's certain. Buying
now saves that increased cost plus the re-
Open Itonday, Friday and Saturday Evenings.
Lard has many faults that
Cottolene is without. Cottolene is
oftefinetl cottonseed oil and carefully prepared
heeisuet and is as pure, healthiul,and nutritious as
thehighest gradesaladoil. Asgood osthebest «-
olive oil for frying and hettertlun any otherne-
terial i'or shortening, Cottolene is even ( ‘ ‘
more economical to use than lord.
The genuine Cottoieos Is sold everywhere to V
one to ten nd yellow tins, with our trade.
mummies" sad user's la colum-
n every tin. lot mutants-d it
it.
it].
Isn't it worth saving?
Mods 8&0.
BRIDGZPORT. (‘ONPL
I'll. I. I. '|I.IAIK WA". i'himo. at. hot-ls. flew t'orh. Itootrssl.
WANTED.
Old Gold and Silver.
1th fluid or iiilwr oi any kind; oltl lmtlto-n or tlimtrle
Wait'ltw. I'ltttlll-..lt~wo-lry, titan-n», l'li‘.. in any mlulilinil.
FULL CASH VALUE WILL BE PAID FOR Alli Allillll'l',
.. M. "“0“-
A. W. AUSTIN. Jeweler,
Opera House Block.
Norwalk. Conn
The Home Paper.
Nothing thin-n iii plow. ’l'lwro in no Mllhilllllh' and the"
Ilt't‘l'l' will llt'. It i»- uiiitttie and original. holding in its llritt
Emil till llit' tnnplt' in title it.
ill» WW" and ii»- [sent-it'lll'i'
itinquhrnliitn Tiwir intone-ts ort- Iioilt Intlttuti. unit Hwy both
know it. ’l'lu-utily pmrtimi way of attracting, thaw [impli-
la iltrmittli litt- im'lll min-r.
The Evening Sentinel.
OleWayofDoia'fllilaflslfch-
mm.
The way oi doing thin" hit" it ren-
tury ago contrasted with tho way the
same are done now seems time.
Indeed. as we think them over
ly, they stritr a smile. Iim tan Is-
statwe. About Ihr year iMIl hell
was aimed In the tower at "trial
ehurrh. The tibia-t was. its the war-
den and rostry said. to rail the people
in rhurrll, Not that they thought the
people did not Itnow stimuli when
the appointed hour arrived to roar
unsolicited: but It would seem as
thottuh they wanted all to know that
particular hour. saints and sinners
alike. and the wire oi the hell would
hate it certain. The mica was the
hellorihsor. and. as lastly miter.
there often was a sc-rslahis am so.
pitcantsiortheplaeestllsstertose—
esrr It: and It is s tart that stone were
so aaxlmts as to he willina to rila for
nothing for the salts oi eat-tying the
honor. It required slim to ring the
hell. sail also in purely toil It. The
rhoit-e oi a candidate eseaiir W
sans his ability in assipslste the
rope. all his «minutiae. sitar that
mantel. tosahnli iothersissnora
sill“ the elevated position. whirl
wumsnslytothstoitlte rsetts.
ilo great was the interest In the Hi
'thstiosseiteritlsns Its wsehly
We. my trait-red the seat!
portals that they sushi the trailer hear
iii. WWW-Matthew
‘ Indentation-tsunam-
mmmmfl‘fl'
y
mo. tho laitw mmrtinits ltept "Ir hell
guiltx alter lilo forlorn had entered
the reading dealt and [Mind his mills
pieces. sreatly to tho annoysnw oi
hiatseii and the mm. This
over-lop; lollies happened so many
titan that methias had to be ill)?”
to stop It. The unto-”m ltnow
when the clergyman is ID his plan
and then [its the hint stroke. In or-
tler.to matte It easy for the omelet to
do this. a his little was Iahhetl thnmh
the planter near when» the sexton
stood while tolling. ihmtuh which he
could get a view oi the ehttrtelt Interior
and especially at the pulpit. and than-
cel. Tho hole was that highsnoqh
(or him to we. and the alt-hm worked
well. Taller and shorter serious ioi»
hired. and they went obliged to how
the head or sin-it'll the seek is order
to loot: thumb the hole.
In It“ it pipe ms was era-ted is
the choir ioit rllht in Mint of the hole
is the well. and the form-r trouble
about mu; m use. Then. by
way oi solving the renal problem. se-
altts thoseht oi somethiaa. sail the
really said. "lined!" itiretrh it wire
that the resin roost thrmh the
therelt name to the steeple sstt plate
sheiisitheeatiiorthersrttwtopall
sailing. litaoasoitheatihomhtoi
that sit-sits- oi till ways. tlate try the
m. l. m. after h “is ill
the anal hell they usually raise--
Wain-trier.
Manda-implanting: are
bibs-assistant“.
wsmrsayhrssrslitsmoi
Wen-blushing.
1;
minnow.
W. ,
Imus
mausmhysnuutmserrsstafi'
wait-tr tome-sensuality
p ~A Welliaa CW
Armani at the close of the Trial. ‘
Paris. Felt. 24.~Mrs. Emi'y Crawford,
a well known correspondent. gives the
iollowiny pen picture oi the close of '
the Zola. trial: .
The Zola trial Is ended. The Jary
agreed days ahead on the verdict. and
Its unanimity insane to threall. It
staid In the Jury room a tow minutes.
and the "motive in one year tor I.
Zola and (our months for M. reruns.
the nominal illl’t-rltil’ oi Tilt! Aurore. .
.M. Zola and M. l't-rreux wore each
commanded to pay a line, of 3.000 francs.
The limit watt ’1 ti'i'liick in the evenlli‘. "
and the l'tytll’l was lighted by t-leclflcity,
whioh reveals-ti the: iam- oi every per-
lmn. A very striking picture, "Christ
crucified," hung llt'hlfld the bench.
Malirr Lalmri ontled his speech by
saying. “The name or Pilate is the ritual '
ulihori'trtl in Mallory."
Tho figure ni tthist caught Zola's
(yo. Alter Srlili'nl't‘ had been passed.
with pompous ilt'l'ill‘unl he: exclaimed,
"Today, axiom-iniml with Christ, I. too.
at.) a vlrtim ui liliill violvnre, olllclai
t-owardit-v and il grand misrarringe of
jtilllli't'."
Bil! lli' Ilitl nut wine? or flint-ll. HO
Itmltetl as; itnlih’v-rent as a mere spectav
lur. Mm". Zula‘s ilPViilPil twat! it! first
seemed lirnkell. but when she fell ill“
she mile! brow herself up to rise to the
hoiflti of ana's grunt! imitation she Ile-
t-.tme calm and sell ptvflilétlle‘tl. Ilia
trisnds, the artists Brunt-nu and Des»
"Violin, were mun,- hrulten hearted than
stile. flier have daily accompanied Zo-
la, protecting him from mull violence.
ll. Laitori Waist also greatly upset.
Zola's other iriends were delilhtatl.
They declarml that by the sentenoe ho
was redeemed [rum nil phat (suits: that
it net hint on a radiant pedestal, ”to
him a union» lhmitiuu and “null! mike.-
him the representative man at human-
ity. They had greatly (rated a levm
sentence. but our wiped off with til.
hotteiil til the tire}! uliemlor’s law. in
this use Ito \tnlllll not have who it!
prison. ‘
t'lemeeau I'leads Var Yemen.
)1. (‘Iemenceau pleaded for the mini.
lili' Farrell: and trim} to cheer him. He,
poor idiom, hit-l no l‘Iimpt'fliiallunl, no
world wide miwrtlsemmt ior' hits
works. no Male of glory.
'I'htv troops Wr't‘r‘ never employed to
lm-p order during tln- trial. The «iris
guards and t-nnstahulary only Were
EMILE 20LA.
called out. T'Ii'rl' war.» 7.000 on duty
:trntmtl the law rmirt» lntitty, but dei—
rplte nil pret'aulinns tn est-lull» the vult-
iw 2.0m persona it"! low the hall. There
Wert- ontlll-ss ”mm” in uniform and oiv-
than t-lotiws, and tin» yuimtz "Rivers ill
the cuttrt :ttiri lull joint»! In tho‘ mani-
(cilflllnllfl um! mun-ti lion «am “It?"
"\‘iw inrmev'” this Mimi, 'l'hr old oi-
i'm-rs \it'lr' t-illlt‘iil in l.|||l.‘.ll lrl'Ti‘l)’.
'l‘lu- inn .uiimu-tl mm». may some I)!
the ittrynwn \u-re trmznizwl In tip- hail
amt immt' in triumph tttmtmlt ”if“ overth—
‘ma «mud.- on young mun's slnmiden.
'i'he'ziiti nus tearful, but it has 3 Joy-
ous din. 'i‘iw {not that 7min was meet-
in. it wrote Ht‘flie-lli’i- softened ahll'y
positions The l-‘renrh as victors are
kindly. tints-iii stunts um! infurlltea
lb'l'it, [trovflflll‘lu tiw Lit tlnn vry, "V."
i’nrmw'“
It. “Film-s openly patronizml flenoral
do l'elllenx tutti Ilene-ml tie “0|!le
as against Iii. Zulu. He iiites fine utm-
tat)“ mmpant'. luvlsduflro Is aristo-
MN!“ and in inrnr m i". i’eterehur'.
and tho president in sent-titli- ni ting,
The whet-rill: was tremendous all over
the town. hut there was little Iii-sienna.
though the Jews were terrified. m
Jews happened in be near the luv
mutt, but matted with their lives. for.
tunateiy three days oi carnival have
used up the animal spirits of the people.
They wore tired and wanted to go to
had. The students, linwewr. are much
wht‘ltM.
At a lstti hour last night i went to
Zols's house. As I pasml through the
noses adorned Veetlhtiie l thouaht that
a year's Imprisonment would he a
wholesome ehsnse irorn this luxury. I.
hire taste tor luxury Is Italian: and
his home is iumishwi movie in the link
Ian manner. tit-I‘ll? and hsntlsoseely. _
l lottit-l him More nervotts than on (In
hearing at the tertiirt. hot testing q
still a still lip. lie says he is W by
Franco. but thinks she will rim ”w
sell,
it nsmI-er oi violent Ilsllis mat-rod,
and s mlioe secretary was injured.
fari- fresi W
Paris. Yeti. Zianl the
pets this amnion publish edit
the Zola "mm. the "nutrients U.
lit. the "HIM bias til the f
The papers that trail tor a ’ fl
the Denise trial devian- that the rum-t .
try to enteritis upon it ”new mother
m Motion which will “I“
the rwtrttl‘rllt’ to "b' Wis."
The Aurore deviate! it is '“prnatl to, "
he streams with a We doom 4
Them nys: "at. Sole trill a“
harmeaaetoimnaessdm‘
lotion holly W. ills at“
w live.”
way was»- blew-0W U
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