. mm in: it Circula-
4 of Norwalk and it:
emu-rally. that lit:
Birth till. low tide
12:53 a In "on ill
the Sci-tun Find to Buy.
talk about fortifying places
the Connecticut shore of was
hound icoltl like trusted 03le
p be made imprcxnoble are
A to the Sound and then
plank the share will be onto
" = n will he well, in case of
wit a httdtile M to cntcr
. it would be‘ dollars to
it: that the fleet would never
re the Sound. in Missourian of
Walpowuerssurlogewrt To!»
New [invert Evening, tunic-r
90'. Btovouoou $32M til the akin»
nod an httitmlc of dramatic
II he declared William Jen—
kyln the Abraham Lincoln of
WI use. and in cndorniug
A M Tl'wili. lot out n roar
who heard no for month as the
, corner of lien Moud’u form to
in it grout miitrcprn-
Front lbc fullnm of the
lid the (foltml ntmk.—~llrid§c
Talc-ruin.
137“” that the lltiiflhlit‘)’ rotu-
mhlleru arc nth-ring tree trunn—
und hotel bill» paid to more
‘ delusion to tho Republican
”Iranian. John Addlmn i’ortv
so them our hot!” by hold
true Ellitili’flll trim to dolo-
Vito onpport him This in a prior»
in calms..." politim,
Telegram.
' . cnt’u britttldt- to holding it.
Wt readiness. and when
‘ m. "it not word on limo,
' tinn ol soldiers will t..-
=the reudenwmo.~Nw lint-
,u coo-amt: Annie-n citi-
' a. building mom Muir»
prime boom tllm tho
they on, had much at my
w, they would take that
W with it 0 our elm
pro-tut it to the govern»
dilly would give the lump
nit-d litotul tor curt do
.‘ WW‘IBIMMUMW
tympani“-
; mm M. murmur. whom
‘ politic itselt it entirely rayon-title for
. diduot attained to trump. thcrowould
A got on well tmether and took tho liberv
of each was ’ . nudthcy were
growled unit higutny. The
Wort parufillitq' ' ’thntlllosflll'
Ufirw
._ in it
w ‘i “'5‘"th
«Immunity-hollow
“limit-titanium”
“on all M hum my unit:
mantmmnmunm
Oltiirhuvopolicolomondlrwtodal
lugururumummorocnd lam
dynulnuocuudnmiutbo rural
dim-into. lineal moun-
the trump all It ”ohmic! porno
toolibonotnmp. It then-aupoould
has no food or lodging without working
tor it. he would go to work.
lit. Rood dotuilt his mhcnto thou:
it.» the lion-chillin- of nrlllanorthe
‘nnncru or a molded locality hold u will;
A brutally m that. lor thuporiud of on.
car. no trump not actually um: thrill ho
tgist n food. clothing or Iheitcr uuhuu ho perv
lortn in udvnncc Iuiloiont work, at the pro-
tailing rule ol wines. to pay tor what he ro-
cairn. 2.146 notices to lhul oloct he MM,
and lit the action at the meeting be fully fl“
ported in tho loo-l paper-r. I. lost important
0! all. lct tho villain corrcomudcnt ol the
Ami-tori PM» mud out the new. so tilnt it
will be printod throughout the country to 5m:-
"I‘ll large and mull. in ammunition whore
no correrpondent rootdouthu oditor oi the local
pupcr will know whom and how to nddrm lilo
nosrmt Wot-tire of that grout mulli-
erlng um. and in! ohould tumult him will
full lofm'muion. News travel» with tumult-
blc avidity through “Trampdorn.” and there.
is nothing the trump hutcc Ito much or work.
Corinna Blpruy Decision.
In Derby-hire, Enuluud, u bigotny
care has been tried and dimimd by
the prodding judge under cinguiur cir~
cum-tonnes.
William Brndloy won married in
1884. Ho end his young wife did not
ty of rectifying their miutnko by repu-
rnting in three months. Both were per-
sons of blameless morni‘ life. At no
time in their careers could anything he
brought against the private character oi
either. A divorce being impossible for
pom people in Great Britain, they did
not act mic. But. oddly enough, ouch
married sourcinidy clue in tiresome year.
l8lii. Each lived respectably. quietly
and happily with tho respective new
partners in matrimony. Aguin, oddly
enough, they willed within hull u mile
of curb other.
Thoy had technluully violated the
mango loin, although the “(imitate lite
not judge, Hi. 1 ill-whine, dill-
mimd the cone and net tho primrwn
free, each to no homo and iiro with the
tecoud partner or before. The judge
told that the occurred had been brought
to trial in the interest“ of junticc. in
tho llilllfcoili of immunity. however, ixo
thought they Illuuid have boon lcl't
ulonc, and he accruing” loft them
alone.
limit the sweetest thing out iii uni,
rcrlsal hmthoritootl. There is nothing
like it for )illl’plfl'li n! ntntmy and pn-
etry. “or ilfl’lill’tll llm tho-rmmltist»
bluzonctl it on tho-it honour and flung it
in that world. They prut'laitnml universal
hrothcrimml no on" of tho grunt trinity
of principlco that cullml thcomphy into
exialcncc. Then, having limit pru-
cluimt‘d, our hrvthruu tin- thwwphlotu
wiztrl one another by tho hair and Ml
to fighting lilm Kilkrnuy cuts. Fim
tho American brunch, headed by W. (J.
Judge. iplit on from the British minty,
headed by Anoio llcrnnl, null run it
nhow of their own. But, nine. the Amer-
ican brunch uplit again into two allows,
uncliourit'll by that great oer-row» Mm
Knthctllm Tiltlticy, the. titltcr try that
mighty prophet Emmi linrurtmv. lint-h
in rolling tho other norm-s lillil capluiu—
inu how tlm other mom in miruniilml
and lml untruy. 'ltuh for nuivemli
hrothcrhoodl
Boiluhlo information. no for on it
gone, mine-5min“ the utiltlllcldlmf Alallltlt
can. he obtruncd from tho govorurucnt
printing oflico at Worthington. i’mlirn»
inury rcwrtl of ontological mrwyu ro-
ocutly mode by Dr. George P. Booker
nudhtr. J. E. Spun haw been pub—
lhihcd and m for dirtrihution to tim
who need them. The rcpinto deal with
tho muthorn Mullen count and ntljoccnt
ill-lulu and the Yukon valley.
A lahor lender in tho cunning moon.
factoring trade may: then will be low
striker hummer in tint lino of work.
The moon given in the melancholy om
that llriku donogood to tho mplnym
tholonimt limiter mutating: nod
«cannot clothing workmen will allcutly
lull nudity arrive for tho ailolildimout
of thoutlncoutuct labor system no
for on their and. in mood.
limit to the Writ» loin
livaoutlrallaiucwillbemetcd
wufludtficcouutry. Howell
loulouhimtothtudmalmdyou
hut. ltutuom manhunt“).
Wiyildinfl Maturation
ounumtuummm
Mix the walnut lilo litigant-
lit‘nttuiuwillh WV their
manual—methanol.
loll-mu
unit Mild conducted in
St. ’Wh'l parish ll swelling u
trout“ deal or interest. and has already
hoop productive ct much good The
Intent spirits of some members of the
church and tiring lukewarm Chrlrtluut
to a fuller sense at their rorponoiblll-
tics. so well at to tilting“ the non-
churclngolus members of the perish.
and arouse in them it deriro to work
tor und help their fellow men. The
Mission in South Norwullt ht inchurge
of Fathers Peter J. O'Cuiluhun and P.
J. Grant, of the Pauli-it community, of
New York. This order was founded
about. thirty years ago by Father
ilecltor and four associates, all of
whom were converts from dlfl'erout
Protestant faith. Father Hacker wot
prominent in the Brook Farm enter--
prise in Massachusetts 5 'number at
years ago. This order is purely Anter-
icun. and about one-half the fathers
connected with it are converts.
A representative oi The Sentinel had
the pleasure of meeting the fathers at
St. Joreph'r parochial residence you»
tcrday afternoon. They are both young
clergymcn ol pinpoint: address. and
most. enthusiastic in their work of do-
ing good. ll‘utbcr O'Cnllabon ,is a
graduate of Harvard and has been for
the pilot ten yearn connected with the
Pauliet community. in speaking of
the work they were carrying on in
South Norwalk. he said it was custom-
ary in parishes; no large as St. Joseph's
to divide tho Howlers, devoting the
first wool: eitciusircly to women. and
the second week to the men and elm-
«iron. in fill! may evcry out» it hotter
accommodated. and the services can
be made more attractive. He was
pinned to note that they had tilafit’tl
out no well. for all the meetings. do—
had to contend with, how boon cxrcp-
llonnliy well attomlnl. There are epo—
cini services during the day and own-
ing. Many nou-l'alimlit-s allt‘lld them
and are mndc heartily welcome at all
the regular gathering”. 'l'llrsw. mic-
iliomt on- f‘filitlliltillml principally for
many good some who are not (‘aliur
the Fluid!” of n grunt many Mills. in
«running a fur-ling of ltlllt‘i'KKSb' null
prejudiu
(flirtation charity.
lvli'rrry (mo. t‘utlmlir and tlnml'nlim»
llc. will no wolmmcd to than lliilibtltlll.
Nothing that can {monthly ' "fit-ml is
acid or will be said. The drill wrviw
of the do)“ it held at it a. m..
special music. etc.
mow utilhilllt‘ doctrine and la: follow
on a grin! moral subject.
o'tliwk, and npflt tlu- liwtl'u mirelon :lt
I'll" p. ill.
DOIKGS 0F ”DIAVOBEBB.
Union in Wilton on June 7.
'i'ilrri' was it ilil’iif‘ .iltn-lulmarv at
it fit“ immi- til the :vt-rt-l-mry, .ilw Min
"to .i. Wimp. 1:7 “'02“ Main
Namath. Mont
lint owning. of
by littllotillitv.
it was til-ritlmi to hold u
{'mmrroutlntiul rimrrh 'l‘mmlny own
this. Mu'il 'l'ltll-l will it» our of ”i"
Tin-alloy. m mulmttutl will: ill“ mm
tut; i’ilil‘-‘f‘llllllil of llil't‘i' limo"
rm )lorllluy owning in tin- Knuth Nor)
will; nuptial church, ltui. 2w l'l't'iliii‘
this occasion with tho "that.
ho hold with the
lily Juno 7.
after all. tho promo prmldrrnl.
ty of bin probable removal.
lug.
(illicit.
n
.Craumcnolrtiiuh
insular-mm:
“to
on
wealth M
nitrite um
obioct ol the Mission in to revive the!
spit» the incicment weather they have
explaining lhi' ('illllollt' dorlrimm. {mm a ”m nmmmm... m tho chapel.
whllh, in for too many instances. the ’
fathom any. are misuullctotoml by
film. and that this mmmdcrstamling in
t. and not wry produc-tlw ill
and lit
"war no inlermniuit no tinsellvlc with
Another son-m» in
held at it o. to. Tim owning werrlc-o at
7:1!" o’t imk consists of infllrm'llnn on
Ml by a surnwn by MW of rim fathom
it ill propoot-d lo’rlosw lilo wmrtnn'»
mission tit-xi Sunday anti-moon at 3:30
The Annunlleting of the Hawaii:
1t
mm ting ol’ tln- mm mm» mtvlrtlitlm» «:1
.ho Norwnlk t‘lwir‘tlun limit-mm- union
error".
”i"
nlrltlitcro wi-ri- pn'iwnt or rl-prrwmlml
iuwtlm:
will: ill" wivlt‘l)‘ of ”in South Summit.
Ilit't'illlgl‘ Mmlv‘ii or in Tim :lctllim-l or
it‘ or: ll.
llt', .tt‘limr ’l‘. l'io-rwll ltli‘l llvt. t'nrm .
lilo: Wmifitlil. ii. ii._ will lm lilt' .«pmlp
i‘i'A, This all lint n! mwrltngo will ill-um
“only atoll-d. on 'l‘tlmlzly in ”14' i'lm-
gmtwinnoi i‘lilll'l'li. ’l'ltu melting on M"
tummy owning. April will in in 568nm.
tho l'onltrcgntlounl church. and to lit
the union will be mpnclnlly lotitwl. it
this illitt) voted to “will! the Honor”:
Magoo amt ltoptiot union in uteri on
Tim annual mailing of the union will
Congregational
t‘lllll't'li. Wilton. curly in June. probo-
tllrinrt to the hope thut.
licv.
it. (i. Khorwood. might rot be intlttcml
to rontuln longer in south Norwullt. it
our umnlmouoly- votcd not, to nomi—
nal» one". tor the nest your until it
won mitivoly known what might he.
lilo outcome of his intention to leave.
though he mural them of the certain»
The procli-
dcnto oi the variants mimic» «tore up-
puintod a committee to precept I list of
moral for unicorn at the annual meek
The union is. rounding to the trout-
ltrcr‘r report. in a good financial coo»
A nation or ”M Once (fourth Choir
club we hold tut night. Theloim»
Pmitlfll.
William lilllcr: mmmm lion
hurt 691W: auroral-m 7M Wor-
The clrhtyvmond annual m of
the Ladies annotation or Wm
Congregational church woo hold in the
chapel yentcrduy alter-noon and was
largely attained.
11w mastitis VIM unlined hr slumps.
and prayer wail uttered by Nina Chur-
lotto Raymond. nmltleutof the my-
mom
1m 1'. K Noble. vii-'e president. in
her usual interesting and dignified
manner. made a few opening remarks.
Mia Charlotte Raymond. who has
tor many your- been president of the
association. and to whom its mom is
largely due, save a moot lclicitouo ad.
tit-cu.
,‘l’he well written report of the re—
cordlng secretary. Mills Bmwn, on
borne intuition work. was read by Mrs.
Charles Quintnrd.
The col’l’t’dpontlifll: secretary and
treasurer. Mrs. A. It lllil. gave an in-
lemming resume of the foreign [lilti-
sion work and tho amistunt treasurer.
.‘drit. l-‘rnnit Curtis. gave item» showing
that during the your the million to
ill; various branches: (it work. had or
pctlded poorly #200“.
Mr». J. W. Wills/on g. No a most inter -
citing report of the home work. The
mill-living officers Wl'l'i elected:
meltlel‘llMMttls Charlotte Raymond.
Vice Preeidcntkllvs. 'l’. K. Noble.
hire. Arthur B. Hill. Mrs. John W. Wil—
son. Mm William A. l'urtls, litre. Fred-
trick ileltlcn. Mrs. Shire Curtis.
Recording itwrctarymldioo Brown.
Corresponding Sucrotnry and Treats-
urer-Mrtl. A. D. Hill.
Anoistnnt Trcaourrr~rhirm
Curtis.
The portion was circled by remark:
and prayer by the litv. T. K. Nolilv.
after which too was wrved. The dim
nriltlom-i of the two Lilli? were in yoi~
low and white. Tlu- dullodllio and
Roman llym-lntlln tow» quite n spring—
lilte air to the imitation.
A young Syrian xir- was prtvoem nod
rxhililtcd many rurwtlea of rich Sy-
rian enihroillurieo. tln- admiration and
:llM'nesioo of whirl: added to the co—
joymr-ut of tho ~1er hour and gave
Fruit it
norms mum”
The lulu of Chutnpuzne
Th: lull of t lmtnlmnne will be low
wnmi in this wily nrxt Monday. will:
.zil “in immune :ml :«I‘inl‘ environ-
moot willvh charm It Mini its long rim
to New Yolk. Th“ «not will conniltt
of do or” known te tlill' opt-ya finish.
lwatlwl try that. .r-lv hm: comedian
Richard (Bullion. M. titiitlf-n will he
rctnemlw-rod lor his I “client work in
filni .imi Pmmy iii)“ A“ the immortal
pronto-lino, the iimt-«mmnurs. in
which Mr, (tuition and Pauline iloll
flill‘l'i‘ll jointly. 'i‘llo sonic om‘irml»
out” and ttlnlllmllll‘.’ o: the opt-rd is
will in he moot t'quil:.liw*i.lit.' hniictzl
.mol iramtnrmollmm uiiillllnx. 'l‘iw
mmpnny t';il‘t‘lt"rl ltn 0W3. .m'hmtrn, and
m undrr lllt.’ pri'mtltstl wrath»: of llov
iii! llilw. ll, will lm or n :l! lioyl'a.
some.
‘l‘lllo to in notify 5hr pillllii' that tho
nurtmveslnp inrotntnrr misting umlut‘
tin-mm llitilll'til l'lttti .t- Wright. poin-
lnra. lilo. this do): mammal. it. D.
Wright wrtliliruwlug. lillil will «"lrry nu
businvm ill his own prin- r. 21 EM! mm
mm. Boat Nnrwolk.
iiixuml. IiirINitl' l! WRIGHT.
i-l. iii. l'l..\’l”l'.
Mtllt'll ‘Jl. will.
.31
grrrrnrrrrl
"‘lil‘ “t'i'k wr tm- mulling spew -
:uul illzlllk
'ml primN nil «lstliutn-ly
innit»,
A guild but ill
Paper and initiates,
A iwllt-l om- for it».
Bowing”. all HUM,
5c pkg.
z
A pm] of niw writing potter, l.-
R. H. PLMSTED,
Muhnckemo Block,
iimtth NorwoikJJt.
Li..i..i..i.li.i..i..l..l.
m Pimples
0n ”norm-mall.
tiny cram.
For ladies.
Dress Goods.
Never has Normtlk seen a greater
variety of spring drm goods. No
house in (‘onnectlcut can allow a better
line in medium and high—priced fabrics.
to pieces allwool Checks that are
pretty and oervlcoahlc. The saute tcxv
tum that we asked 506.. for this open-
ing attic. 29c.
12 pieces of as nice a line 0! coloring;
in plain and [alloy stylus on yourver
looked at. one.
8 plates of French Solo! Cloth. satin
linloh. high lustre. will not spot. 754:
7 piece: twotoned Whipcords that
matte a bountiful tailor gown. 98c.
Wrappers.
it is wonderful, thr- many wrappers
or: sell. Wall, it is almost it wants of
time to make your own wrappers win-n
we can lit cvcry lady in Norwalk. Sizes
we carry, 3'.’ to 46. 75m. to “.00
Winter Jackets.
Wt? little about twenty good thrl‘mtfi
(lint we won't carry {Wt-r to limit Mirt-
Spring Underwear.
1 ratio of Mottled Merino Underwear,
for men. 25c.
l case Ladlcs' Ribbed Vents and
druwcru. long or «short sleeved. 251?.
1 case light weight wool underwear.
slot) per garment.
l (’38P. light. weight wool underwear
for men. $1.in per garment.
I
flosrery.
1 cast! of last block, doultic'soicd La-
dtun' Hone. lziiéc.
t case men’s Socks. fuel black. two
pairs tor 25c.
Ribbons.
A beautiful lino of Fluid. liyadcru.
Roman Moire Ribbons, in all the latent
l-nloriugu for Easter and spring wear.
Gloves.
We. have revolved our Bolster Gloves.
we have the host one dollar glow.» in
NairWnlk.
Petticoats.
dozen lincn Hill's. 75o.
'. dozrn l’t’l'lili'fillk (meat.
stripe-ii. SLIM in Sills.
7. dozen pluck entitle ones.
it
. Roman
corded
Opening of Spring Styles.
READYaMADE’ SUITS
AND JACKETS.
For Children.
Domestics.
1 case of Unbleached Muslin, tbo’tic.
kind for to.
1 me o! 45inch Pillow sllpo 22¢.
per pair, four pairs to a customer.
1 case at 10c Outing Flannele, tic. per
yard.
1 case of new Gingham» for dresses
and shirt waists, 10¢: per yard.
_ 1 case of line Batiste tor dresses and
shirt walnut. 1259c.
1 case of White Domet Flannel, the
Sr. kind, for Se. .
l cue of Turkioh Bath Towels, tho
1259c. kind, 2 for 19¢.
Separate Skirts.
You are invited to look at our line
of skirts. We carry the greatest line
outeido of New York. $1.25 10315.00.
Kitchen Department.
New globe»; for lamps, etched ones
for £080: ccrlsc glass globes. Site to $1.98.
Shade frames. any size or shape. “it:
New lines of pictures with frames from
“‘v to $4.30. New lines of jartiinicrcs
1mm lilo to $1.95. New dinner sets
non. You can have them. loco ouch.
ilmltfl‘llfl llounrc, $1.23 to “.98.
lrom $7.95 to $75.9)».
Look at Our Easter Egg Novelties.
We have (‘filalllltilltitl a largo salt- on
ill‘tmlc'll Sioltlllln (70mm ilw pant, Wt'l‘k.
and recommend it to tilt» public, ‘.‘.m-.
and Sin: can. Wt: now Iiluil' More lltl'
public it new novel! y. GERMAN PEA-
Nl’l’ lll‘T'l'l-Ilt makes a dainty peanut
oundwirh of high tucrit; aim salient
(lemon yttrium. ulll nlokc you fat and
mung. ludontcd by pliylslcizmu.
Tho Old Grilit Mill Eilracl or Mail.
Zilc bottle. $2.01"! dozen. A stpcriml liriw
this work on n ptrrc slrnwlwrry and
Telephone Coll. 58-2.
'
rolepllcrry Jam. jars ill tlic
small price of ifu'
Large
:1 jar;
largo lmtllc of Him-A 23w.
Fancy \i'llitc Swot llmrgizt ('tulilslt;
no bonus. on waste. 12.» ll).
lixtrn fancy (Bill. lvlllgv ('mtrncry
iltlllnr. 256: “1.: 4 "is. im' SUM.
iiwcol. filmy Battier. 22k "1.
llclnz'u Balm] limits. in
:illlli'i‘ and plain. ltitlizl lirllsii. ctr.
li'anry Apples. Celery. Spinach. l.ct~
turn. Sweet Potatoes. ctr.
2 Fresh country Boga. l‘dozcn.
llllllillil
Leading Grocer,
grout soilivr. .
l
‘ At Streo.
limlguriuu Surwm Flour. 75c has,
31ml! htlri'rl.
Throw the. “(Mitt Milk t't’ackcrs. 25c.
(‘liiilti’ Wafers, 10c ll).
Film-y (’rutllmrrit-s. 15c quart.
l’l«inlet-tanned ('orn. Tomatoed, All-
paragon Tips. l’lnvappic, etc.
.tsk for tho Ferris; Home, Smoked
ltm-f and llmwleso Bacon, nothing bot.-
ll‘l’.
The 'gomle wc offer are the boot the
market allot-ills and are cold on the
luwml t'tll‘h prison.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
33 West Washington Street.
WWW“ . . M“.
thBtGIlltd
mRoyal Poorl.
tiltmrld at least “Will“! the loilor with
'1’" Bl'i’ . Our fut-little» nrc mmptalln
run EVENING" comm
to run BEST Amounts
‘7."
Din. Romero oi “outlet '30“
xi outing and will Him but new jutlgitu-nt in chiming Will-'Itl’
"or pttrcttminul ptflN'l’ grunt, doing at t' AM
«sperm are ntunil out] immune-till)! our [it'll’t‘li mu fit it; [A iW Ell i' and quality of good»
22 mm truth eggs for 25c.
‘l cakes Buhhitt’s or Giotto soup lot the.
“9m“ linking ponder, l pound hot, the.
Evaporated pouches or conceit, per pound, the.
' Choice tut mackorci, 8 tor the.
Sugar cured hookers, per
'ttcu moon home, not
W
l lvunlluw only. Ulll'
[‘1 I l" lil'Ii-l 1'.
pound, 'lo.
pound. lilo.
it “it. amounted sugar, 8t.
Mach 5. or boner; Mr, 85.90 hits, out bug. The.
New York Stomp Gummy,
Donovan Building, Mill Kmallr.
35-37 llaiu Strut, llorvallt.
Norwalk Chronicler