so ~80 49 Wall m
"jnlwoyo welcome in TM
"ll'yot‘tknowotnnyuewo
n lover by tolepbonlntr.
lttotheomee.
to lure lieut- ot new: or
Mil be bond at the en-
fitnthtel onion.
. should in nil can be
' EVENING 8mm
> South Rorwnlk. Conn
«one! be guaranteed the
copyin handed in. liver!
'ocortumbemmwu-
*putrmubutchaogeoun-
uponuorlahtunless
, in by 21mm: in the oh
the day before the change
Sentinel has I Circuit»
the Town 0! Norwalk end it!
dormer, eonsiderebiy. thet the
circulation oi the other
allies. Our preo- room tr
Minnow for Tomorrow"
Bun Itch! Blah tide Low tide
bzlinm il: Mum
Cuba and (7 bias.
In little npporcut connection
their! two countries in that:
"situation. and yet them might
benvery rent rclntiou between
Gillie England has :1 direct incor-
Dot letting Rustin obtztin puma
pom-ion oi any territory. ling-
‘dfll not want Chino lwmll. but
... it n trotting notion. Iltr pro»
1 fihome depends on the nmonni
mutated abroad. li’ Ituaein nml
* I got pmnenuion of tiny (liiim-m
they would bumper trade with
+4 I particularly irkwnne to nth.
Witter. England wants the: put”
to be Iree to oil nutiunv. ('11
of our great and urn ring com
between Asia and or l’nciiiu
with Chino Thins it ethane thizi
Wt indirmilyhccomo mind up
m queetiun.
It: in lingiund sen Rfi‘d'r
Jill“ in it thoroughly good
American underatuuding. Slip,
WI! allottld come hetwreu the
Satan and Spain, England. with
,w fleets. could 1-3»in prevent 1.
1 chip from on 11 leaving port in
the United duties. In return, it
should come betwcrn Englond
M. the United ‘itateo could
I, (but Britain in the demand
#0 Ultimate 1mrtr..lnpnn would
“ p weight on the mnlilllill', and
“no powers could utond hauling
Ill. Thnt in the idea in tho
0! come Englitlnmzn in their
new about the condition oi tho
of Connecticut which is print~
nothing to churn or cheering on
t..-
*we are raving
’ oily and not live within
Mflnnlord (.‘ottront.
the United States also out.» upon .
WW 0! Iriendlincu to lbi.’
t or we have had the up-
to pnblhihjor a long time
at the rote of
.030 I your We ore proving
* poulble to carry on state oi.
ily Idmlliml that I‘nlh
Opioid stator end Spain They let that
harm that the Rodeo limos Vane”
denier-em'tlim to M“-
dint W o iota proton»! opulent
rhehwcrlfhtioohl bethooneto'tle—
olereit. They will menowhiie on;
mbmetoimrmfipeinthnt the
will not due declare it colour towed to
rip-no by donated a revolution at home
Why ere the powers at Europe. no
anxious to prevent o war between Spain
nod the United Sister? The emperor of
Austria wants to prevent it because the
queen regent of Spain is his niece end
the ilnprbnrgn endure Spanieh reigning
family have been bound together by
ties of hinrhip for many generation;
it would be well, however. for the em-
peror oi Airstrip just now to keep the
peace among his own mobbieh cabinet!
and attend to his own ntlnire.
The tenuous thot the other European
powers pro no not against the war iothnt
they see in it the ruin of Spain. Un-
doubtedly we should whip the done.
Then the (lorliet rebels would spring
up. and there would he revolution and
anarchy. Spain owes hundreds 11! mil-
lion: of dollars ‘nlrendy to capitalists in
France, England nod Germany; leave to
England than to Fronco and (lermuny.
To onto the money their citizens hove
invested in the rotten old Spanish mon-
archy the governments of Europe are
endeavor-ins to prevent war. It in not
spite against on on much or desire to
keep German capitalists lrotn lose that
prompts William of Germany to protest
against a fiponieh-Aluericnnkur.
Baseball Men’s Firot Mount.
What is the first lesson to be learned
in training to be u prolerntlonnl baseball
player? According to the New York
Sun it is not 11 muscular one, but an in-
tellectual and more! one. Briefly it to
chronic-ed in the three following propo-
eitione: Learning and needing strictly
the rules of , the game; minding one‘n
own bueimree; keeping oue'x mouth
lhot.
The Sun editor remarks, just on
though he had been there hintrell :
Win-11 the vnptnim oi the vnrionsr prolesutomli
baseball tonnes tiM'mlilI? theirrnert (or the i’il‘.’
ternary pun-11m [:n‘lllitlmt’ to the regular
opening ul tlu- Memo, they should unduaiand
that the um i iuxpmtottt utmly to begin with
111 litany and inn-iim-tuul retber‘thnu nth-
li'llit. In ulltl‘l‘ mode, the prerequio‘ttu of I
nonmetal «mom in but is u thorough under-
atonrlinu 1.! the ruin. 11nd mountaintop u!
[in mi plt3ni‘ m Hlltlt In!“ Ind habit “I
play [of their “item.
I! inf m: r ll Write” an.
WOW Whmfl 0“” ll ly that
be how been 1111: , lm: lursomvyt-eri, n nlmultl
olurnuv In mlml and po- rm in that the -y in 11:
wine ownu p the runurtnurntn of upon. it u
ptuyrr tlnniznilmt it In! nupprmaion u! liberty
to I» forbidden in pit lllh opinion nuttiiml iiw
urnptn -, xtmizltnl the orrivr iur llliii. win-11
dwinmi 1.111. 1.. rMm- to in» rm“ to nilrllr-r m
u Vinllillhlt ul tln- prinrtplu of true pgmwh. lvt
hint rt 21.. ililrl'l’ ihzct hr in lurultoplny and not
to talk. A1ltln- tnllultg thine“ In it. In' dune
ly ti r 1.x1.p.1v \lc hope lot in»; talking and
lmlivi' 1.1.111
At ill: b I" training mound-11in» yr ..11'
th- “It rt , tip 1 h ill 111: 111111: e and slim- 1pm in
ennui!
The 1mm totnl oi lynching» in this
country has rmwhml prntmrtiumt that
cry to brow-n int vougmnt-u. Thetrugu:
list rum-hut iii: ‘1th yror. nearly all in
the southern states. Mireieeippi ulntw
inurdrred tun 1111;11th in this Way—no
whites. In some cones llll! dastardly,
cruel killings were merely for giving
evidruce against the butter in vnrious
mliom who call tllt‘ltzrt‘lt’t'» White
How. 111 Minn it won for harm: and
111qu Healing. Audio 11 1111111qu lynch-
od just lmzanm he won I negro ectuxoi
teacher. titiotltcr for no particular char to
except that the lynulwra did not like
hint. I’nrio in tholmutwtlnyool the
French revolution won not move thou
mum of chm; localitim are where bill it
crimes are committed in the American
republic. It in not {or one moment to
he oupponcd that it in the reputable
citizvnu of tho lynching lmnlith-u who
commit or countenance tine-m uwiul
deeds. It in. on the century. a innit-en
element with no respect tor homuu lilo.
An itmmn lory memo to 5mm» thorn.
Busmotnble altimeter vhtmld rim in n
111m and put I rtop totholynrhiou
crimce before they dieurnce and demor-
nlize the United titan-11 further. It I11 I
duty owed to civilivntion.
The rival rcpuhllcr on the west com
of south America are Argentine and
Chile. It in hard to my which in more
powerful and itnptmihle to my which
”it. llhonid Mayor Bonne-
I
” . veto mgrmionolly
ll will cult to be returned
- , and the Republicans 6! roll 0! n lint elem armored truieer, the
“flu how on mnrlldnm l U“ lliggim. uhich hoot nearly $5,000.
but in the Democratic
mien outwith" “W m itniy. Upon! them mom» will
Pemudco would be not call her minor to the United them
to Km ”MEN" '"W' or to Spain onitn the other deer, and
in 3 each unite tortbe other to trite Int ne-
WIth the Republican ot- lieu.
dividing the work
'Wi commmm try
_ not tool: in no (roost-mi-
W to Chairman. Meyer
my hero Whirl up his
*1. up he Will oi the
pace at intention! meaty
‘” The Mme
it more ambition. Chile ptrtteomtd her
1000' Thorough»: Argentine nmtrocml
Suit Martino, now mmctrnctbm at Let
”W- Mm»... no...
In tip torthernum of her bottle do
right mm) mm loin. my tip
fir not. very ' fillet-4‘" oprlnto toiliiontol dollcrr torthe com The topic activated for the out do.
work front that title Cement a! bunny]. but the cannot Ml”. Arm l2. woo, Received. That in
honor em on. In budge c mtewnrd the moplithmot we: 1: greater general hon (tram.
of £an also up)... my)“, Illipbttildere tinny Cohort: will omit the alarm.
turn we: bccn Milled.
.houhi I owe orou- litu tlluifl in Illlt it. hit nml ‘
tor the building oi n virnilorone, the
more» tire veer-lo tor bar. There the
British have in blwltnl noun. Peter
the (treat would untimely merrier
no to nature novel mm in he
sent tm who. but his cobble-e
Theo-e WMMMH
mm. embed»; it people will
W at the Roswell; Open House in
comedy nod high ole-o vaudeville. This
promine- to be .111 nitration thnt will
drop. n ime aidience, tor it. in very
imam that a company eompooetl oi
the talent which molten up the Boone
Comedy company appear: together or
the some time. The perforation will
commence with the very new «comedy
written by Tom Curler. entitled Our
Huulmndr. to be followed by high-elm
vaudeville acts. headed by Deteuollo
and Clemeneo. late of Keith's Union
Square Theatre. New York; the Carlin
sisters. in their singing and dancing
not; Carter and (lattes, in pictures from
life; the French dancers, the three
llouiloue, and others of equal note.
[octet-atelier
Magician Keller. who is ohortiy to
appear in this city, is a wonderful mir-
nclc worker. if the belt that in said of
him by the press of New York it true.
During hie long engagement at Dnly'e
Theatre taut during he presented so
many womicriul illusions that he cre-
ated a new epoch in his line of outer—
tulnmcntn. lie does not deal III 111111111
tricks of ulcight-ot-haud to any extent,
but presents i'utl stage illueione. every
one oi which is n masterpiece of 11112
ronjttror‘e 1m. During hip engagement
hope he will present. (lot of Sight: or.
How to (lot itid ol a Wife. with a dim
[llili‘ll that boats 11 divorce court all
hollow and leaves no trace behind. The
Conundrum Propaganda ie at complete
Spiriiuaitatic sconce in miniature, in
which the, ghosts play cords with the
audience. The Slmla hil‘zllll‘i‘, ehowu
how the lemons llnvcnport brothel-11
deceived the public: Oriental th-mtiiinm
explolut many of Kellur'e dinvnt’t'rlcs
marb- whiie 111111.111; the magician of
indie, and liar-moo in said to be the
moot wonderful exhibition of mental
telrgrophy and mind reading over prw
routed. Mrs. Keller presents this cx~
pcrimout. The attendance at Koliar’s
vittcrluinmcnie premiers to in» large
The llllll' is April 7. n1 llill'l'a‘,
The Passion Play.
The Fusion i’luy ill’tllliil. 1H r-uurm!
by the dr-vom natives of tho lilihl'.lllill
Ioimts. will be pmntui ill the (lpvru
House, April i and II. Friday and S11:-
nrulny and Saturday mozinw. The par-
iormtunm gin-11 of thv Pension I‘iny
moving pictures. la :1..-: d. mm 3.1 a di-
vine service. 1111-! for wrinin reasons
mow impnvmiw than tlv- sum «1 1111111111
givm by those w-nnnnts. 'i'hv rcniity.
simplirity and soleumity oi the pit»
ltil'l'ii [lilrlhlllg in living u'ondvrmont br—
im» the rye, prom-hes :1 powerful 911‘!"
men. l'opnlnr prism will prov-nil {or
this instructive stitcrtuinmem. l0. 1!»
and :hi mute for the wetting. Mtiilni‘i‘.
Salinrtlny or "no. in and Zn 11-11121.
Weelcynn Glee Club,
The two: t-ntcrtninnwm oi the Y. ll.
woe given Friday evening
by the \t'onicyan (lice and Mandolin
«lube. All ovals in the body of the
lumen were sold and standing mom in
the gallery was at 11 premium. Should
H111 Wmhynns mim- again :1 larger hull
Will have in in» mum-d {or llll'lll.""
holly Argue, Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
The club slug» :1! lloyt‘» 'I"l|t.-:1tr1".
:‘Ill'll I},
C. A. 5011151)
OPERA HOUSE ’03 OFFICES
A Proposition lode by In. B P
Wood to the Norwnlk Belt ctmen.
Show it has lit-come known that tin-
.wimaunon nre looking {or mon- mm—
mmliona quarters {or the town ollh-oo,
m‘varnl ohm have boon manic to them.
'l‘hie morning. in tvtmpouy with con-
tractor A. R. Mnlkin and 9. it. Wood.
llli‘ swim-men vluited the Nortmlk
(lpvrn llmtvo, and the proposition we»
movie to them that ii the town would
nice a lemon 0! the plume, Mrs. E. P
Word, owner of the property, would
iii it up tor town offices.
Mrs. Wml proton to have the Opcrn
llonaw need for other. purpoeee, and
mini"; it would yield greater revenue
ii devoted to that use.
one: VIII!” 31.301310!“
Arguoo the attention
in the South Norwnilt Congregational
church loot night and discounted
noble-ct. Resolved. That ntentrt ie more
beneficial thou cimztricity.
The ourmailvo eldo woe taken by
William hurling. tiniest Reynold».
(,‘hnrlee Anderson end Norton ileum
dim. and the negative no» by Fred
Michel. iinrry i'errie. llorry (inborn.
lrving Jennings end Hurry Weeton.
Tin. negotltro side no dociami the
winner.
ntive end Fred litehei to the negative
Minimum-y.
on. Gregory wee one-ted in the
Turn (Sum. root-mi” ottoman. n1
The Young Ion'o Debuting club
The Young Men‘s Dcimting club mot *
the ‘
inert contractor. or; *fiurlllt 0|!
piano for the canonization at to Iiltll-
tlon to the Putnam hone hence in
mm otreet. The contract will
probably be worded by the Bonn! oi
Councilmen It in» meeting next lion-
day.ni§ht.
The new portions,
end specifications mode by Architect
and 6 luchee in width had two stories
in height. The lower floor will be git-
en up to stalls for horses and the upper
floor to bunk rooms for the drivers and
other members at the fire department.
The buthroom.etc..now located on the
flret floor. will be moved to the second
floor. There will no two at Snow'r
sanitary stalls, and the balance of the
ilnor will he concrctod. The partition
in the present rent room is to be tail.
on down and replaced further book. of-
{ordlng coueidereble more room in the
trout room. All “to partition: and
ceiling in the first story and the floor oi
the second story are to be lined with
insulattd paper to keep out any odor
that may arise irom the stable. The
addition will be of brick. with a tin
root, and will root in the neighborhood
of 82,000. ‘
1w
Harwell Librcry in it- lew Borne
'I‘ho Norwnlk public libraby is now
£1) rights in its new quarters. The in-
vouiio book rock and children's read-
ing table are of. the trout, nenr the
door. and m! dismnco buck ore read-
ing tables (or the older persons, Where
they will be less likely to be disturbed.
it in astoniuhing how large 11 number
1:! children are daily patrons of the it
hmry. They take as much Interest in
reading on the older ones.
Notice!
EAST NURWALK SCHOOL TAXES.
The taxpayers o! the Boot Norwnll;
School district. are hvwby notified that
”W dintrict tnx oi three mills on the
dollar. laid on tiu- town mammoth
lint. of ӣ97. at :1 meeting or! the district
hold on the olgntm-nth day of June.
Hill. at the line: Nuru'nik school honest.
will be due and [Ilililllli‘ on the tire!
My 1:! April. Nit»; :11 which time l
dull be ready to receive til?
now at my more. No. to First avenue.
S'thlty oi the ratio nine per com.
.1. your irmn April lot. 1398. will be
-'it:irgul on all lam-.4 remaining unpaid
on and utter Mu) lot Nut
l-‘. (1mm “l,
(‘ullv.*inr of texts tor East Norwnll.
School Ilintl‘ii‘l.
Dom! ‘lt‘nst Norwnl
,
l’.»
1.. March 29, the:
11131) to
as”, _
are-5..
Notice 2
EAST NORWALK l’illi-I TAXES.
The taxpayers of rim East Norwzilk
Fire District are hereby notified that
the district tor of onqhull mill on the
dollar. told on thr- tou‘n wonderment
lint oi lS'JT. at a mowing of the dis»
li’li‘t held on the first day oi June.
139:. oi the Eliot Nortvaik m'hool
boom», will be due and pnynblc the
liru: day of April. "tint, at which tinn- I
shall ho ready to receive the some til.
my store. No. it) Pivot avenue. I’t-nnl’
It 111. tho rate of nine per cent. a your
from April let. 1x98, will be charged
on all taxes rcmnlniug unpaid on and
Lil'iur May lot, i398.
l2. l2. ilOllllAM.
('oiiottor of taxes (or the East Nor-
wnllt Fire llietrlt'l.
lmmi East Norwnllt, March 29. 18911.
11131) 2w
'r‘r‘r‘rn‘r‘i'T’r
3' “Will, llER'S . .
* DANA'S and all other
31113111111111,
PIIIE'S: Ctltty: Mound.
Spring
Medicines.
l. Aim
” Plulsted’n .
* Sersnporllln.
Joel on good, "in“ true, mudo nt
E. ii. PEAISTED’S,
Mnhnckerno Block,
iluuttlt Nonrelk, Ct.
“About
"” ""' Pimple
no tine «Vin-ten.
lloy all”.
Gallecmil
aims»; to plan-
WJ Knapp will be {with deep. 21 loot ‘ ’
KITTY
Spring Jackets.
Dress Goods.
We will say but 11 word
about thcm;1-otne and look
at them; live post. all wool
chm-ks at 310; always sold
at 500.
'l'en pm. Nerve-st of Nov-
elties; Worth 691: and 751»;
opening price 501-.
Fifteen pus. New I’oplins
and Solid Cloths, 7.7 ~.
Vow Black
"7 ' upon-
0...:
*l'ltrtét' pus.
l' leptons; north 3!]
your: inspection and approval.
OPENING EXHIBIT
0?
Spring “ultimo,
Spring Suits,
Spring sockets,
AND A BRAND ARRAY OI"
Foreign and DomesticFabrios
Mill
Easter and Spring Dresses.
0111' Dress hoods. “11111191 y and Swing Jackets and Suits are now ready for
Never have we shown such a complete line, and it
will not be egotistical with 11:1 to say that our selections of this spring ’5 novelties
for women s wcnr are correct and proper. For good taste in buying our goods makes
your buying of Spring Gowns and Millinery on easy and a pleasant task.
New Silks.
Fifteen pcs. new patterns
in all Silk l’laids; worth
cosy 691-; just to open them
501-.
27 in. Black Satin Duch-
cssv; sold everywhere for
81.25; opening price 3L“).
27 in. Black .lap. Silk for
waists and dresses; does not
cut; worth. 981-; for this
ing [11 ice $1.00.
opening 801-.
t
NewJackets and Suits
Black Clay Diagonal
Jackets, $7.50 to $10.40.
Covert Jackets, great
line, front $4.50 to $13.75.
Tailor Made Suits.
$111,001“ $20.11).
Just look at the great as-
sortment we carry.
Boston Store, cor. Main and Wall Sts.,
NORWALKCONN .
cymour s so...
We have established a large role on
Groote'o Soluble Cocoa the put week.
and recommend it to the public. 201:.
and 35c can. We now place before the
public a new novelty. GERMAN PEA-
NUT BUTTER makes it dainty peanut
sandwich of high merit: also salted
German peanuts, will more you lot and
strong. lndorecd by phyricinoe.
The Old Grist Mill Extract 0! Melt.
20c bottle, 2.00 dozen. A special drive
this week on I pure “harbour and
rnepberry Jam. Large hire at the
small price oi lilo a jar: (rent seller.
large bottle at Olives, 25c.
Fancy White Seal Georgia Codileb;
no bones. no waste, i211 lb.
Extra inucy Gilt Edge Creamery
Butter, 25c 1b.; 4 the. (or $1.00.
Sweet itooy Butter, 23c lb.
iieiuz’e Bolted Benet. in tomato
ounce and plnln. India Relish, etc.
Fancy Applec, Celery. Bpiuoch, Lot—
tuce, Sweet Pontoon. etc.
Fresh country Eur. 16c dozen.
Telephone Call. 5&2.
Magnolia Condensed
Lending Grocer,
Milk, He can.
Early J1me Peas, 70 can. 4 cans for 251.
Grandma’s Pancake Flour. 9o per package.
Alaska Salmon, tell cone, 9c, 3 cans for 25c.
Sterling Boneless Bacon, 10c lb.
llungnrlon Success Flour, 76c bag,
8600 barrel.
Three the. Bus blilk (Bracken, 25¢.
Choice Waters. 10!: lb.
i-‘nncy Cronberrlee, 15c quart.
Premier Canned Corn, Toronto“, Al:
paragon Tipc, Pineapple, etc.
All: {or the Ferric Home. Smoked
Beet and lioneleu Bacon, nothing bet-
ter.
The good: we oler are the bent the
market oilordr end are cold on the
lowest eub prices.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
33 Wett Washington Street.
A sure Palmer—In A "
As to where the best buying can be clone. 13 the crowds that till our stores. We
are always up to date in stock quality and price and besides you get the very best
service. polite attention and prompt delivery.
l
Ginger Snaps or Lemon Cakes, 4 lie. for 261:.
Very Best Creamery Butter 23c. 1b., II ll». for $1.00. ,
w
I! WW)
the W or the Mondale race.
W with 1mg; when tiuoor.
* tvel1ltWt:llyulImbh
' Royal Pearl.
Donovan Building, So. Norwnlk.
THE EVENING SENTINEL
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New York Grecéry 00.,
36-37 Main Sheet,,Norwelk.
Norwalk Chronicler