Eigbtlds Lowside
12.15am 0.35m
'Bnnsotal
vanityis liable tobein-
any time in or of war
it is to bar interestsos
. - Osman emperor's sanity
baleolikolytaron hum-my
W” hewesoaiiowod
“bathedvillaed nations war is
ands most til-strode thins.
between Spainandctlhsiaao
to the United States that the
argument in really our mo“
ussnpiosnotdefcrlngintenen
mach louse. It is certain that
wwooidsive ns hermoralsop
ilossooi intervention Why? Be
tho Cohan war haslnjnred the
mlyalmaltaa much salt
talinveatedinCuba
.ufiisoapital sinuthawarbav
-‘. isthtthswosu. Thom
sszr plantations ownadby
,, _ have been rained.sndit
Hlysantabrinsthsrospspln.
“the MMMWM
railways «oedema lampsh-
to than roads sinnothawar
WVWGmlBritainistirod
stimuli-Masthead”
3n- Ian’s scum.
”annually-ht than-nib
floored-snout sum-m
‘. ants or the building. evidently trlsuo
L7" i All lav
mMoneMstoodon thisandbmh
on out a pane of glass over the window
The noise. which aroused tile tan
coed the would-be burglar. for no trace
at him could he discovered.
(Moor Hall notified Captain of Pa—
lice Gladstone and John Herring. who
is outplayed by llr. I-‘roeb. and a
which was kept on the building the.
balance of the night. /
Imbalance-.1
The relative; in Harwell: of lira
William 11.Ayres.ol iloopestsn. 111..
faimerly of New Oanaan will be pain:
ed to hear of her, serious illness at her
home in Hoopaaton. and as she has
reached theIreat age of eighty-four
years her recovery is very doubtful. in
January her husband and herself. with.
children and grand children and one
great-grandchild, celebrated the sixty.
fourth anniversary of their marriage.
At that time they both enjoyed good
health. ~0n March 1011: the death of
the great-grandchild. the household
pot. a little girl nearly one year of age.
was a great shock to hire. Ayres. who
from that time. not being very well,
has failed rapidly. .
The funeral of the late Oscar 1. Jones
was attended from Christ church.
Rev. G. W. llarhite oiliciated The
pallbenr to were Charles Wilson. Ed-
ward Nash. Lloyd Nash. George l)ar~
row. Prior to the ohureb service.
brief ceremoniea were conducted at
the residence oi the deceased in Aron
street. Nor-walk.
requiem m was said over the
rennin» o! the m John B. Valley. of
"fiber wanna}? “largo (imreh
lmcaannolnga
James Banner. n vagrant. was ring-
ing door bells and begging money
along West avenue last evening, He
was apprehended by Police Captain
llann. who found him on Dr A. ll
Baldwin s stoop. The man was into:
to H0 was notified to tho polite
nation and this morning was brought
before Judge Gregory in the Town
Court. lie was esteedlusly repentant'
and the judge fined him 85 and turn-
pcuded sentence.
Oliver Sloan. of the Soldiers‘ Home
at Newton. was the name and reel-
dente given by an intoxicated mun.
locked up by Chief of Police Bradley.
1 Norwalk. yesterday afternoon. Hr-
hnd a bad out over the eye. weed by
a fall. Judge Gregory imposed a line
of $5 and suspended sentence. Later
' more friends save him aunilroad titlr
91 Dark to Nomton.
Joule. the fourteen-year-old dens!»
tor of Frank Sherwood. of Knisht
street. was committed to the Industrial
School for Girls at Middletown on the
ground of ineorrixibllily. She was for
bin to the institution today by Ohio"
Hunt.
Mallory Iohnoll.
The funeral of Henry School! was
lonely attended from his late resi‘
doom on Roton lllll. lionday situ-
naon. Nearer. My (lad. to Thee. One
ilwoetly Quinta W1. and Softly
Now the Light of lily were sweetly
rendered by tint linen. Mm. flilnon.
llr. lilahrow and lir. liorebouse. The
many beautiful floral trilmtuo proved
the loving sad tender remembrance of
Moods. The list. A. it. Kenneth
outdated. The: interrupt was in the
Union cemetery. Rowsytoo.
Mdlst. I. Littler.
ltrs. Russell Frost. of llmrth Nor-
walll. received a dispatch loot «onion.
loforntios her of the death in Bantam
ofthsilsv.1.il.mler. Alwyears
go. when the Congregational church
was without 11 won. tie. Angler title
so the pulpit temporarily. and had
preached here on reveal W
statistllatlilse. tiewsueimfrlaid
m flifloWDfldieyl’.lly.
wasmsdahyooieerWallariialbv‘lbd‘l
imdlhatat thamroithohulM
.Mabosrdhadhseoploeedontbsttid?
“‘dowWaMtbalrouns/illnsprotee-i
‘ ting the enlrddoe to the basement.
”i
Weatport. at 3 o'clock this afternoon. s.
. OOHIIANDERIES.
finisher of coromanderies Jami .
1m. .....
Number instituted during 1897::
Filbt‘iothl. ..... .
Number dissolved during 189:!”
Number oi commuter-lea Jan. 1.
1m. .. . at
Net sale in commanderiea for i897 l
housemate.
Number, of members Jan. 1 1891. .1306
lulu-lull durinx 1897 ............. 292
momentum ........ n
Rammed ............ - .......... 22
mm total ..................... 2,131
withdrawn by card during 1391.. is
Suspended ............ . ......... 176
Expelled . .......... a
Died .. . ......... N .............. 13
Second mun ................... to:
Number of members Jan. 1. 1898. .1924
Net gain in membership for 1897. . 118
WSURANCE CARRIED.
Amount of insurance car- _
ried Jun. 1. 1598 ...... 1.5228100!) 00
Amount of insurance car-
ried Jan. 1. 1897 ....... 2.158.500 00
.5 124.500 00
loreaee for year 1891. ..
RECEIPTS.
From per capiln 1113.. ........ $1.542 80
From sale of supplies ........ 868 ill
b’rom institution of new eon) ,_
mantleriea ................ 203 00
From Supreme commandery.. 741 an
From miscellaneous sources. 109 35
Total receipts ............. 82.964 05
liaianoa subject to drafts
Morph 15. 1893' ............. 351 98
Wipta for year 1897-93...” 2.964 «5
Total reteipts and in treas~
ury ................. '.....$3.315 13
Disbursements during year. 2927 52
Boinnr'e eubiect to draft March
15.1898 ................ ....8 387 91
The banner cammandery. the one
showing the highest peneentase of gain
during the year. is in Mystic.
W
the Walt Joseph’s
.i- in spite of the stormy weather there
won a large crowd of wonien at the
services in 81. Joseph’s churrh last
evening. The instruction of the ser-
vice given by Father O'Caiiahan was
a plain but very interesting exposition
of the doctrine of the rhurrh authority.
showing its transmission from (‘hrist
to tile uptrstles and noting the divine
assurance that the some authority
should be perpetuated in them to the
and of the world. The pin-easily and
reasonableness of this lavesture was
easily made apparent. The regular
sermon. prearbed by Father Grant.
was a mold impromcivo discourse on
sin: 11» deformity. folly and puniuh~
ment. The fathers commoner to hear
contentions today.
Bohunan Delegates llactad.
At the Democratic primaries in
iitnmford Monday night, llohsnnan
delegates. or "silver men." were elected
in the four wnrdtt The sobeuu- of the
sold win; of the democracy was to
olevt enough of its members as dele-
gates to the city emanation tel-mire
the nomination of 1. ll. fiwartwout for
mayor. No (real fight was made
against the resulsr slates for council-
man. the chief aim being to capture
committees and delegates. The com—
plete failure of the scheme demon-
attains that the mt leadership of
the party in Stamford cannot be easily
be overthrown.
Mists an the loads of lorwalk
The speakers who have been secured
for the round table discussion on The
Needs of Norwalk. lionday evasion.
llareh ll, so far are Dr. 1'. it. Noble.
John 11. Light. Frank A. Ferris. lion.
B. 0. Keillor. Dr. Gerald 11. Board. sod
Samoa Richards “feed. of Rowsytoo.
1n. Augustus! Beard has she pron-
iaed to say annuities if he is in tetra.
Thegnostaotthssrenlu aretllosom
liens: at the Hermit club. M
where! the central club in also at»
looted to invite one gentleman M
No inflation for ladies minus the
members of the club. '
WWI-installed.
4W l’ionoraa lstottar down
to: sWMuwas-
(Wily William Anderson salon
thrills will «set aWW
W would Money
“‘er Soehlst
~ istbu'oatesuehspununaoueheslthy
tartar-tins. fountain-afloat: bub»
bias or mirth. and it cornea naturally
tohilo tobehumorous. ridiculoussod
moo by turns. and thus affect his
aim; How many thousands he has
made laugh at bid Bid Jed Prooty
Urits, but. ions to
star. popular in the
hearts of‘the theatre-gain; public. who
will appear in The isle of Champagne.
s hish~close opera of superior merit
and interest. whlcbla said to be as per-
fect to its way as any of the great En»
which on Hominy, March 28, corner to
iloyt'a Theatre.
l'anr «roam Parts.
‘ A personally conducted tour of the
Mediterranean prim was given by Mrs.
1-3. Hubbell liotrblrisa in Hoyt’a Thee-
tra last night. A fair representation
of townspeople participated in the
trip. but not an many as the bbieet of
the entertainment. that oi benefiting
the Young lien a christian association.
or the merits of the lecture. warranted.
lloubtiean. however. the decidedly in-
clement weather was responsible for
this.
llrs. llouhltlus made the lecture not
only interesting but highly instruc-
live. The atermpticon was operated
by John H. Jackson and the view
were excellent. The pictures of the
Maine and the other American war
ships. shown at the conclusion of the
Iooturo. as well as those of Conan! Gen—
eral Lee and President lioKiniey and
the American ting, created a great deal
of enthusiasm While the letter pie
tore wan thrown upon the canvas the
audience arose and sang America.
Previous to the lewd-e the words of
the Red. White and Blue were dim
play and sung Frederick .1. Force
vondu .ed the singing. with Mrs,
James Golden as accompanist.
Wad her leighhor'a nanny
Mrs. (‘stborirw Kelly. who lives in
the old hour.» floor the (urn-n of Water
and Haviiami streets. made a film.
piaint to the whee, yesterday. that law
neighbor. known as "Atlnt Ann." had
Mann the demolition of a hennory. and
allowed a number of fowio owned by
airs. Kelly to escape. 0110 of the at
livers visited .inn'and notified her the'
till? must leaw tins. Kelly‘s properly
alone. This morning. however. she-
dioregardtvd the order. and repeated
bur onslaught on the obiolton 1110p. 8b..-
will proilabiy be “mated. \
Gold'sather gm row.
Weather Ohuert- r Torr. of New 11.1-
ven. predicts cold weather for tumor
row. He said last night it would clear
up fairly and that. the mid wave in the
storm‘e walw wort»! rem-b New lion-u
soon alter. it will ten degrees lif‘illw
new in the northwest yesterday morn-
ing. at serous far math as mntrnl Ne-
braska. and at the inning mint down
in Tom. Mr. Turr «lot-m1 expert the
thermometer to sink to enrh dophllu-
in this vlrlnity. but he says i! will be
lam void for eraeh "01le for a fill"
(W inl.
NOT ICE.
My wife. formerly Miss Kolio Kue‘
it'lt.‘of Stamford. having lvit my hm!
Elllli lururd. i booby forbid all |u~r~
stills harboring or trurtins her on my
account. ‘ '
ERNEST ii. WILSON.
W
T r 7 Ti"? 7 T'T
This wash we are matting elm
iai prim on shubuwry and blank
limbs.
A guild box of
' Pun ml titans,
Parr
scents.
A better one for 101-.
,a. mate‘—
linvehm all site».
5: pits.
A pad of nine writing paper, In
R. H. RLDSTED,
Mabocltsmo Block,
and new. in.
42‘. $15.“: 4,- U
glisb comic operas of late years. and ,
(iliy‘
lit ion.
Felt-field County’s Greatest Store.
1‘ it
3 .
Opening of Sprmg Styles
For Ladies
Dress Goods.
Never has Norwaik seen a greater
variety of spring dress goods. No
home in Connecticut can show a better
line in medium and high-priced fabrics.
10 pieces all-wool Checks that are
pretty and serviceable. The same fox»
turns that we naked 50a. for this open~
in; sale. 29c
12 pieces of as llii'i' a line of colorings
in plain and fem-y styles as you ever
looked at. 50c.
8 pieces of French Sole! Cloth. satin
finish. high Itultre, will not spot, 76c
1 pieces two-timed Whipcords that
make a beautiful tailor gown. 98c.
Wrappers.
it is wonderful. the many wrappers
we sell. Well, it is almost a waste of
time to make your own wrappers when
we can tit every ladan Norwallr. Sizes
we carry. 32 to it}. line. to $4.00
Winter Jackets.
We have about twenty good Jackets
that we won't carry over to nest sca-
aon. You can have than. 85.00 each.
We have established a large mi.» on
(lroote's Soluble Coma the past week.
and recommend it to the. public. 20c.
and 35e can. We now place before the
public a new novelty. GERMAN PEA-
NUT BUTTER makes a dainty peanut
anndwieh of high merit: also united
German peanuts. will make you int and
strong. lndoraed by physicians.
The Old Grist Mill Extract of Mail.
20c bottle, 82.00 down. A special drive
this week on a purr- strawberry and
Spring Underwear.
1 case of Mottled Merino Underwear.
for men. 26c.
1 none ladies' Ribbed Vents and
drawers. long or abort sleeves. 25c.
1 case light weigh: woo! underwear.
$1.00 per garment.
1 case light weight wool underwear
for men. $1.00 per sentient.
Hosiery.
1 case of fast black. double-soled La-
dies” Hone. 121,90. ‘
1 none men's Socks. fast black. two
paire for 25¢.
Ribbons.
A beautiful line of Plaid. Byadere.
Roman Moire Ribbons. in all the latest
coloring: for Easter and spring wear.
Gloves.
We have received our Easter Gloves.
we have the best one dollar glove in
Norwaik.
Petticoats.
3 doaen linen ones. 75c.
2 dozen Purim-silk ones, Roman
striped, $1.50 to 31.98.
5 doaeu block saline ones.
umbrella bounce. $1.25 to 81.98.
corded
READY- MADE SUITS
AND JACKETS. '
For Children.
Domestics.
1 case or Unbleached Muslin. the do.
kind. for to.
1 case of 45-inch Pillow slips, 22c.
per pair, four Mrs to a customer.
1 case of 10c Outing Manuela. do. per
yard.
1 case of new Gingham: for dresses
and shirt waiata. 10¢ per yard.
1 case of fine Batiste for dreaaee and
shirt waists. 1255c.
1 case of White Domet Flannel, the
84*. kind, for 5c.
1 one of Turkish Bath Towels, tho
1259c. kind, 2 for 19¢.
Separate Skirts.
You are invited to look at our line
of shirts. We carry the greatest line
outside of New {aria 81.25 to $15.00.
Kitchen Department.
New globes for lamps. etched ones
for 981'; ceriae glass globes, 89¢: to $1.98.
Shade frames. any site or shape. 101:
New lines of pictures with frames from
25c to “.50. New lines of iardinierel
from 100 to 31.98. New dinner nets
raspberry Jam. Largo jars at the
email price of 159 a jar; great seller.
Large bottle at (Hives. Lin.
Fancy White Sea! tlmrzia Codfisb;
no boon. na wane. 12v lb.
Extra fancy Gilt Edge Creamery
Butler. It? 11).: 4 1m. for 81.00.
sweet Rory Butter. 23c lb.
lleina'n linked Ileana. in tomato
more and plain. lndin Relish. ctr.
iv'nuey Apples, Celery. Spinach. Let—
tme. Sweet Potatoes. etc.
Fresh country Ens. 16c dozen.
Telephone Call. 584.
“mammalian!
%
Leading Grocer,
«ting srul will if be but!”
()ur Wfl’llfllfl 'mfiirm
whim". new»; WHERE
Militia
from 37.93 to $75.00.
t Our Eater Egg Novelties.
At Seymour S Stor.
liunsarinn Sigma Flour. 75c
$6.00 barrel.
Three lbs. Boasyliiih f'rarkers. 26c.
Choice Wafers. 10c 1h.
l-‘uncy Cranberries. 1512 quart.
Premier Canned (torn. Tomatoes, As-
paragus Tips, Pineapple. etc.
Auk for the Ferris llama. Smoked
Beef and Boneless Bacon. nothing bet»
ter.
The goods we oder are the heat tho
merlcot sdords and are sold an the
lowest rash prices.
W.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
33 West Wartime- Street.
3hr More ”of Kennel '30“
mm at out furnish the taller tum
'1'0 BUY. Our hellitlu are anomalies.
morally our primate ’l'llll out
a: My he. one its 25a.
'1 sakee'Bahbttt‘s or Grout. seen its the.
“Sm““baktug ponder. 1 pound boa, the.
Suawsted W.“ sweets per pound. the.
Choice tat mackerel $- ier the.
a Cdfiflbnsimnm. (in:
lty ofpolxb 1'!!!
MrourodW.wm\A.1o. 1*
Mkmhmwmm.
tithe. standouts». ‘1.
“MS. or Series hear. “.9011“. who. lbs,
New Mark 9mm Christiano.
m EVENING BENTIHBL
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