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Withal heisse shrewdasOanasWilde,
*whopnrsasd the‘fimahofimandheis
winning m “dollars in plenty.
some womb and girls with sloppy
intellecte. confided yearninge and no
good wholesome homes-k to harden
their brains tall dam and worship him
as the girls did the original ileehly me-
thete in the opera of‘f‘Patisnos." All
this oleptrap is llxed up between him-
.seliandhis Americanlnensaertodrsw
money out o! the American public. lint
think at Tennyam a Robert Browuing
doing sunbathing! Theenooeeeoithe
Britou's poetry in America will he
, ranged by no hair.
Aluminium Outfit For Soldiers.
In 1892 a commission was appointed
a W: ' - ‘ -,. ,. . v
. parlionoi“ mm-
! Witty 6W. 1m! shill
‘ so? and sewing climaxes. There
steaho grand and patriotic marches,
«yam eie. Mental to the action
otdhe hurleenoe end tame comedy.
forming onset the most direrainrd
programmes yet altered, the ammernent
public. Prices 25. 85 and lid cents.
Santa at Wood's and Stllieon'a.
timid: Display of Diamonds.
One cannot help but observe in all
I the trolley cars and in many' oi the
ahop windows the beautiful yellow din-
inond there displayed. announcing the
comic operetln oi Cayenne; or, the
laundry Belle, which is to he given at
Hoyt's Opera Ho on Wednesday. the
lithuot April. for the heneilt oi the
Not-walk Hospital Building fund. The
cast and preceding musicals represent
the lineal musical talent in the
liorwellta. lo the opera, lire Lillian
Sherwood Neilltlrh, Miss Alice May
Sherwood. Bliss Vera Wood. John P.
Trendy/ell, B. hi. Andreas. Frank Nash
and Herbert R, Smith. and. as a still
further temptation to the music loving
people. the first part or musicale will
be rendered by Sllcil talent as hilss Bib
na Sherwood, alto: lira Alex. 3. Gib-
son. alto; l-‘ranlr Comstoclt. bass; E. E.
Crows. tenor. it is seldom that such
an array of talent is presented as the
above. The active demand for tickets
is not at all surprising. They are in
,the hands oi the board at lady visitors
land should be secured early.
l
3min“.
“mum.
Blghtida made:
2:8lani.
(of The Sentinel had an op-
., unlit yesterday afternoon to
value of its exclusive As-
service. The Sentinel'a‘
were the first to announce
”had been issued to mobll-;
radii-r army on the coast. and
m copied all over town.
aft” appeared later it found a
his. The New York papers an?
the foregoing news did not
hutll nearly 7 o'clock. and many
t the 5 o‘clock editions were
in more The Sentinel for the!
‘ in France to examine as to the practiea- ,.
* f bility of introducing aluminium were ? snowball. Sydney Grundy s charmr
. to lehstho planofiron and on version 2 “g“ “"“f'wm'gm i???” ‘“ fh":
soldier's bowling hit. At first the «11- g‘ “m m “i“ “m ”r ' c m” m n
the Young Men's Christian nsetxtintion.
{32' mag]? drinking “P ‘0’ Mb l'i'hcre was not as large on attendance
‘ “WP Pm ”“1 ”0"! '9’ See the eutertalnnwnt deserved. a num—
eoinmon nee bya mot [our men were l he, being kept horny, undoubtedly. on
'th 0m! ”“0!" ”“001 aluminium. iaccount of the storm. Every one who
M years later 500 sets of theseLwltneaaed the production. however.
aluminium kitsweremannisctnred and 1 was delighted with it. All the parti-
distributed ‘mm AU) 91 the French gcipants portrayed their characters line.
army out". They '3." Inch mm”. lly, Mrs. Keep and Dr. Many being es-
lion that by the “if. the Madagascar ‘zumislly: 300°- The met “8:
warms on ”.000 om d'nlornininm P'elllt heatherstone. .. .Dr. C. W. Many
‘ utensils were in use. and now the whole 1 ucle John ............ C. A. Harstrom
mayor Franco into be supplied with Eggfieimm‘m ~8‘“;3§'n‘j:"g:;f;
mm . ............... . .
Ethel 0 er. :3“ Agnes it (libbe
The metal oi the future hos many nrl- m u m
. Penelope ........ lire. C. A. liarstrom,
vantages over the shoot lllxil and copper ! Mrs. l-‘osthersione. , “hire. his 8. Keep
When
formerly used tor the vessels at in vol Linsvleller's orchestra furnished
.diorh hit. it will not rust like iron or music.
tarnish like copper. it is easily cleaned
1 and always looks bright and shining ; 11m manna: soon.
m Normals Sentinel. one oi'
. and most progressive
in Connecticut. has adopt-
news service oi the Associa-
and in in ion days will have ‘
h] wire and telegraph operator.
W is the some that the them
" South Norwnllt Sentinel fellri-
itself. and instly. too, upon its
, accomplishments and its
, it is now equipped with
Anointed Frees service; has
‘ plant and outfit in that sec--
occupies a proud position in
. rank oi Connecticut's lo-
w-ltew Haven Palladium.
r . States war and navy do
1 are ltnahbling lilie moo
' about which is tho head
' cmenpondcuts M Madrid to London pso
’ parts. it was through this roundabout
_- shipnowmpniea
“Mindanao! war.
navy-semen will“
_ausrsetieset inter W'hllm “Will-
nation
”l
l with little trouble. 'lllm greatest advan-
tage oi all, however, in its lightness. it
reduces the weight oi on infantry Dbl"
dier's peek fully omnhnli. 5
Aluuliniuul prceunis one drawback.
It cannot be welded. Tho mull-ill in
mo in tho French army are made by a
pawn! hammering. Still the advan-
tages tar outweigh this one drawhaolr, ‘
and the metal oi the intnro will on- .
' doohtedly shine in the army buttons. ‘.
hoohlusndaoomlertneutaoi the French .
soldier. We ought to supply the United
States army men with utensils made oi
aluminium. especially as it was in
America that this beautiinl metal was
first obtained at a prion cheap enough
to make it available for general one.
It is unfortunate that the mesidont oi
the United States mount take hie own
peoplo into his ermildeuoe and that they
have to learn nearly all they do learn
concerning the crisis between Spain
and their own country chiefly through
the cabled reports of letters of Engliuh
rooms that the people oi this country
dimmed the following to he probably -
lheenmsad inhaleneeoil’reeidmtle-
‘liil 'a nenioS inzl'iratdhats
its servants who quarrel n 97 Ml ”
are as to their respective
- ,, mun light to-
thayllho during race. but;
in! time for eontenptible per.
“ to show its nasty little
the withdraw her soldiers iroen (labs
and grant in armietwe until next tall:
next, that the period oi armistice shotild
be devoted to negotiations lookiugto,
the independence of Cuba. 1
If ihsveisonefaet dead unrelieyoudi
any doubting it la that the Heine was
blown up by no act of Spanish treach-
ery. Iverybody know» that. and no
humming or having or hairspliiting
will make it mhmiw. A floating ax-
. ploaivarnny have been drilling around
.ihare and "sceldentslly" have come
guinea-l the chip and destroyed hen?
em, urn» You. ml the m
height hemede oi green cheese. bat is
leeot. The natortnoete pointisooao
edition with the uplosioa. however. is
that era cannot prove just who did the
ioaldeed. Batitwillhshnovraia
tie-ta. A secret like that enact he hops.
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"\Istal “Mudflass
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Oohwehlocial Under the Auepieea oi
Dev. 3. 0. Sherwood’s Glass.
A very interesting and enjoyable
time was spent by all who attended the
cobweb axial last evening. lit the
South Norwallt Baptist church. which
was gotten up under the auspices oi
Rev. B. O. Sherwood'a Sunday school
class for the henciit oi the church. All
oi the ilfty etringe were sold and a
pretty prise was found at the end oi
each. ice cream and celte were sold.
Before the untangling oi the well
commenced the Mlovrlng pmgrnmmo
was rendered:
Piano Solo,
Miss Alice Day.
llooltmlou.
Mine Vera Sherwood.
Song,
Wilfrid llobhion.
Recitation.
Mien Gnu-e Sherwoml.
Mire Mabel Sollter.
The committee were Mlseen livllr
ltm'. Mnry Robbins. Edith (llmlhlll.
Alice Day. Minnie ltsymoml. bottle
Morroll and Lillian Brondnge.
m
non non locum.
lorwaik firemen Shiny their Annual
Dance in Eastwood's Hell.
The storm last night lnlereieved
somewhat with the attendance at llope
Hose company's annual sociable in
lockunod'n Hall. hot u very commute
time was had by those present. lowe’e
orchestra furnished music for the
dancing and Charles Flynn pnnnpted.
A number or visiting firemen were
present. The following committees
had charge oi the aleir:
Floor Manager—Edward r. liuliy.
Aldee~1‘homas ii. Munster. Joseph
(Md-chmldl. John Melanin. Daniel
lJouovan.
Motion Commune-James ll. (loa-
tsllo. James H. Manner. James W.
Duly.
Committee of Amegrmutew-Patrieh
i'. Shitery. Daniel Donovan. Thorn-a
it. Mam. Iidaard t3. ltatlhelva.
aura comnuao liltAltltttl.
Point Arena. Cat. April low—There
ingwillhehsldinthammnafln
said town on 1‘
a
e
tor the following pertinent to, wit
To make so “j at .
than Three Hon-end dollars. nor more
than live Thousand dollars for the im-
provement oi the Wilton road. an oath
ed, a public highway, under the pro—
visions of Chapter CCXXIX. of the
Public Acts oi the State passed at the
January residue. 188'].
Also. to authorise and empower the
aelectrnen, if deemed advisable. to pur-
chase for the Town a tract of land oi
about 16 acres adjoining the Town
Farm. eo-called. and to make an ap—
propriation therefor oi a sum not to
exceed Two Thousand dollaru
bend at Non-en; rune 13o: day of
April, lees. ,
. J. 3.1”“!an
n. mom.
SAW. mum.
Selectmen or Nonalk.
Pllll‘ples "
Can Be (lured
BY USING
Royal Pearl.
_,_, ._._.—.
Milt. [Ill Still l‘l' 0!!“le
Milli
Chili
Removal !
Bill Nlllflllll BANK
Is now uxnliying
llev Banking Room,
ill) Wuhlngtou tract,
list United Billing Building,
Neat south or the Sentinel Building.
JAOOI M. LAY?ON.
cum".
Apr. 9 lm
rrrrurvrv
We are Headquarters for
Solid
Suppl
Text Books,
Copy Books.
l’ads.
l’cnclln etc.
llld Books Taken in
Exchange.
R. H. PLAISTED,
43 Washington Street,
So. liorvnlt.
J. .l. Alon. .l..l. .l.
ies.
lie on till you
Binder al at
not ill! price
ill W0 10 ill
my. the WW
April. tits. at s «Mylo the mine. be
M tin-o
. l'
°
,. x- ;.
.3“
t'liillil
’ar
cisive, and
" avenged, and the
onto
- calico,
éi'.‘
7c Heavy Unbleached lluslin.
5e
84: Full Bleached Malia,
60
8c White Domet.
Hadras and Cheviot Shirts, grout varl~
Men's Light weight Wool Shirts and
Cir.
50::
Drawers,
98c
Se
”c Opaque Window Shades, all colors,
75c
Black ludla Brocade Silks, ,
50c
l9t:
laundered and Unlaundered
Shirts.
45c
Men's Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers.
Boys‘
ammo
all-in. Ivldc Port-ales, fast colors.
7c
Muslin Bedroom Curtains. $1.00
once, per pair. {01‘
85c
50c
$1.50 Black Crepons,
51,00 ....,.....
Curtain
White Oak, Walnut and Cherry,
Poles. trimmings complete,
l9c
Remnants of ill/kc Outing Flannel,
5c
Remnants of to: Gingham.
50
5c Toilet Crash,
30
5 yards Birdseye Dinner.
I7c
29c Cotton Warp Matting.
ilcavy Tobie Tumblers.
20c ......
69c Black Toilets Silk,
50c
l9c
Good Floor Ollclotli, .
We slowly hope thatif war on most have that it‘will he
that our country ’8 flag Will float over liberated Cuba;
honor of this great country sustain ' W
o in another experience such. as the, last war, wit all the mills stopped,"price
tontlle commodities of life, sugar, 250
per yard, elm, but no one can foretell
For the Coming Well, Commencing Sillllli! liming; lull ll. Prion till rillSell hill.
per pound, muslin
what Will occur. .
short ' quick studde-
that the Maine the“.
e do not want bypass
, 62in per yard,
31.39 Brunei Net Ruined Border om
(sins. per pair. '
$l.001 ‘
Portions—82.25 Portieres. all colors, ”
$l.98
Ladlee' Ribbed Vests and Drawers,
25¢»
Beat line of 'l'aiietn Silks in Connecti-
, cut, .
75c
$1.50 Linoleum. 2 yards wide,
stoo .......
82.50 Lace Curtains,
$.98.
(ircal sale oi Lace Curtains.
Extra wide, extra heavy Portieres,
$3.50, $4.98 and
$5.98
.zen's i-‘lne mom and remedies lila-
ture Shirts and Dragon.
25c ......
New Byadere Grenadines,
1
25c
75 and 98c
soc bosons ....................... 31c Carpet Beaters ............ lilo and .150 31.25 Cbiidh nearerW
All Wool Serges. Black and Colors.29e ; Whitewash Brushes ............... 35c 82.00 Child’s Reefer ............. 01.50
fill-in. Ladies Cloth ................ 50c Ammonia ................... 5c bottle £3.25 Child's Reefer ............. 31.“
75c Granite Cloths ................ 69c , Tack Hammers .................... 5e .
81.00 Whipeord Sergee ............. 75c Shell Paper. ll) yards for ............ 5c SUITS AND SKIRTS.
69o Novelties ..................... 50c Scrubbing Brother ......... 5c and tile 312.50 Cloth Bolts, all colors ..... 010.00
ii: piece Dinner Set. English pome- Self ernging Mops ............... 20c 317.50 Covert and Cheviota ....... “3.50
ialne. warranted ............... 89.98 JACKETS. “.75 Separate Shirts ............ 81.26
HOUSE CLEANERS. 112.00 Covert: ................... $8.00 $6.00 (Israel's lisir Serge: ......... 84.50”
8 Bars Soap ....................... lir- 19.00 Black msgonal ............ $7.50 Brilliantiue ...... 81.50, “.50 and “.09
:2 packages Tacks .................. 6c .3150 Courts and Broadcloth ..... $5.00 Tucked Skirts ................... 85.50
THIS IS I WAR ON HIGH PRICES.
Tern-Blane Call, “-2.
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At Seymour’s Store.
A demonstration of American Food Compan
April 11th to continue throu '
ollowmg list Will he served only:
commencing Monday?
The
”x Tall Soup.
Bouillon “
Beef “
Cousommc “
Tomato ”
Mock 'l‘urtlc
Chicken linmlm
i ,‘hioken
Molligotnwny
M uttou Broth
‘ Vegetable
, .i ulienno
l 'en
'3 English Soups,
the week.
Soup.
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Tllt’iSl' mm iii are acknowlmlmul to ho of the higlu-ut ounlity.
We invite a l persons who appreciate a hrsc clues article to call and
sample these mania.
We are
The host goods at the lowest poseihlc prices.
Charles E. Seymour,
33 West Washington street.
A Sgeoial Easter Souvenir Sale-l
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