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Mod Press service.
Sentinel began today receiving
Mind Press desputches by a
A, wire running direct into its cil-
MI.
”that“ in charge in Elmer R.
W II and oi the best inherit
which he hoe borne out in hlii
W I work in this ulilcc.
' ‘lentluel wishes to still timber
' upon its readers that it holds
lustre iruucbise lot the Asun-
. Prue service in Noru‘aik; that
Matches are received by no other
printed bore.
covered by the Asiioclutcd Preua.
Mu bearing upon the promo:
0 b Spanish-American aliairii are
O special feature, and readers of
“duel may confidently expect. in
the Sentinel» columns the latest
W authentic. war news. News
”ll be found in no other Norwnlk
loss in Ella and property in iioodi
, tho banks oi tlw “MD and Missis-
fi'm since tho Mlllli'lllbill ui tbmm
has been gmutcr than that
by the war ltscli. It in but till”:
”will! in! north iii Sllflwmtfiltlwn
l tinted sbnwii tho tluiiurr arm
’WLUI new lnwuu on» to M lulll
» linen livers. ll will bu wrll
ill lotiut lilo residuum pimp-ll
on blhll ground. it it!“ ii mm in
A! not, than that in on may»:
Infill Hill.
We..."
it so , .‘lciitlllll nilil ml Ill" Lilia
. lit fléliiul’llll' piety and fl!-
lbflnlihlli.
wauutlmu in tho unaudi-
mtvlos, working together Him
veritable Ntsxlys and clutteri-
~s ivom the error at their
lingthiuu to do at any limo.
{ml the example oi Prinou
him. Wiles would with o
' hourly looking ovsugillut,
‘ mum; souls.
boil: in Germany lot
4 til Milly in Motion by
hiatus molten the third
to our tiny lmvii iLn
films In lliu lilogciitii. like
W he! [Kilns nilristtimwnl-é
' miles Away lruiu lint lkitiflt
wound lutnmtmtlsi bum
u built-ad and lipids
lotions: rational
“Mailman-nous
dslltos. Onrprossroostlr
opsntoadvsrtlssrssndvbtii,
Sou sols fllwbtido Iowsido',
tzltlsni’
g-‘uuioeuymumu ” oin-
.stetosittoulghtontilthsmbonm
'HMMMdemww’
svortbemlosottboiiome. Thor-sis
somedoobtsstowbowillbetbecom
' demo on the part oitbe Soostsl'hrw
dlnsrily Senators Davis and helm“
pvib‘iicsuo, and llorgau. Democrat, bov-
ingtbetirstmsmbersonthotwow
litlcal sides oi the committee. would
be assigned to this duty. As' they are
not original supporters oi the Turnip
compliment there is some pressure to
bare senators Foraksr and Turple ad-
ded or substituted for Frye and lion
san- .
The Senate is quite determined to
stand by its amendments and it is stat-
ed that a sullcirnt number of Repair
lit-ans have said they would stand at
the other parties to hold the matter
indefinitely. At least eight Republi-
cans areopledged to this course.
“Y8 WAR II nun-am
Opinion of General Aoesrrsgs, lor-
ntorlylpantsb Iiaistorot War.
By Annotated Prelim _
Mutton, April lsoilenoral Marcelo
dc Accarraga. iomerly minister oi war
I and prime minister. has. a dispatch
itroni Xadrid says, arrived at the Span-
6 lab capitol in order to attsnd the meet-
{tug of the Cortes. He is quoting no
drclariug that war is inevitable.
The dhpatcb adds that many Swell.
‘ l isb. Brazilian and other ioreign oili-
‘cers are oflerlag their services to
Spain. '
‘ The next meeting of the Spanish
. cabinet. the dispatch film WI. VIII
' discuss the question oi privateering.
Mallets, inciting a popular demon-
stration. have been seized at Madrid.
‘oonnnsnas wmr murmur
Spools! Manes" to tho Resolutioi
”mom‘s.
By Associated Pesos.
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it. “unwound.
strestbrtdgssrrlrsdthisisorulsg.
cam emeritus, of New
YMlsthosusuoih-iondsiniiouth
florwslk. today
The W ' anneal “it'll commence
the work of macadamlsiug Van Zandt
avenue tomorrow.
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A scotch bogplpcr and. music about
town today to remind us that spring is
really with us.
, A memorial requiem mass [or the
late Airs. lulcsby was held in fit. his-
rr's church this morning.
Airs. B. J. Thomas, of Berkeley
street, leit Norwalk, this aiternoon tor
a week's visit in New York city.
atlas Aimee Wood substituted yester~
day (or Mrs. Alexander Gibson in the
First Methodist Episcopal church
choir. "
lira. P. ii. Dwyer and daughter Bli-
aabetb, of Norwalk, wore the guests oi
Rev. W. J. Slocum. in Washington, D.
(3., on Saturday.
The frames (or Robert Smith's new
residence in, Hillside place. and George
Clark‘s house in Quintard avenue.
have been raised by Harry Mather.
Captain Joseph Grumman had a
batching oi ducks come out in his in~
cubators at Norwaik yesterday. A
large number 0! visitors watched the
operation. .
The interest in Rev. A. 3. Kara-
uagh's sermons on Pilgrim's Progress
continues to attract largo audiences.
Last night's discourse woo at a very
interesting and helpful character.
The regular meeting oi Coils: En-
campment, l. O. 0 i‘.. will be held this
evening in the usual place. Supper
will be served and a number of broth-
ers irom Stanilord will be present All
are invited.
The marriage ol Thomas T. Brady.
oi Bridgeport, and Mice Norah lv‘ltz-
§gibbons. oi Connecticut avenue, will
bho comes irotu liaise where he ,
\Vafihln‘ton April ”.5th Gen- take place at St. Marya church Wed-
mi Gringo. Secretary long Secretary “radar moraine a! 8 O'clock A nub-
Sherman and Assistant Secretary Day i Ila! mass will follow the ceremony
W in that state, a re— ,
only is the news of iht‘ entire
rough in lbpulilli rlvcr, bu.E
lie and hill tulip.
4 ‘ Prince oi Wales has not'
soda Tho new cruiser is only .
Will the second elites. how '
who" and it“
had an hour's conference with
ldeut this morning. purpose at
is believed that it bad specialreicrcnce
to the Cuban resolutions now pending ,
Mambo” of the cab- l oi absence [or several months.
before i‘oligreus.
iuet decline to disc nan what course the
president will pursue in the event at
the clause recognizing the indepen-
dence oi the Cuban republic, as it an
the pros- :
the meeting was not disc used but it 5
l
Robert Van Boron began an engage-
ment at the National bank of Norwalk
this morning. In a tow weeks Teller
John P. 'l‘rcxulwell in to take a leave
lurins
l ailiich time be and lira. Tronovrcll will
i
travel extensively
George iiustcd, uncut-c Haber.
run in the Senate resolution being come Muller and “core? Hubbard
retained.
all probability tlu- president will rc-
turu the resolution without his appro-
vul.
mum-u however. it is learned that inl day. Mr
l-‘roru other and reliable; had a bicycle race to Norwailt yester-
iiubbard, the Black lila-
mood secured the prise. The llmt' was
: two minutes and twenty-seven seconds.
This, it is said, he will be com- ;
pulled to do in order to maintain “it! ‘!
prerogative which he holds to cletrly 1
lllh under the constitution.
Up to this}
time nothing has been done in tin- wuy
at It ruiuluilng an ultimatum to tlpain
uor nan anything been received iroml
”“1“!va Woodiurd or through utbcr
bout”?! which in any way l‘llfllllt‘fl lhr
ultuution. So one in ofllciai clrri-s
doubts that a hostile resolution will be
[mifll'll by (torturous within
day or two and that war almost i‘t‘f‘
taluly will lollow. Whether tho pros.
idiut's vcto, if such action on his part
was made necessary would seriously
delay matters cannot with any ccrtsln-
-y be ioretold.
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the tics:
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Fred liooro acted as judge.
Twentymno members oi the Ameri-
can and Century Wheel clubs. at
Bridgeport, bad a run to South Nor-
walk. and took dinner at tins: New
Mabackemo Hotel yesterday. Among
the guests at the hotel are A. l-'. Latin
mp, the railroad contractor. and
George Eaton. oi the llrm of Mains &
Lewis.
On Monday evening oi nos: week.
April
the South Norwnlk Congregational
eliurrli parlors by the lion's Sunday
Eva-ulna club. A delightful «sub: is
being arranged by the social rommlh
lee. Tickets may be obtained. iron oi
charge, by gentlemen oi the congrega-
I n“ ‘0'“ lion truth the committee: it. A.
Milky tho Liberal says. la [,1 Holmes. P. A. Ferris. 1'. it. ilrown. Jr.
wn,.p.uw.wm _ it. it. Gumbnrt and It. B. Rolled-cm.
By Associated Press. .
Madrid. April it, 9:50 a. vii-The
nil/«rid this alumina reprodiuted Ver-
min: the United States Mat-2's (3n
ban resolution and remarks that it is
triglitened by its reality. though i!
does not support, the when] adds, the
armors in odiolal circles that the pro-
ceedings at Washington are a cloak to
gain time for further negotiations be»
tween the pope and the powers. The
Liberal adds: "Such rumors are dan-
go'imll. ll they lead it! ml" Ills»
content. The truth is. s conflict is
certain. President lchlnley ls sni-
bitiousiy billowing a deliberate plan,
and the powers are nutritious of one
number to interfere, though they may
be times to more-s hostilities
should their interests be mounted
upsia has no allies and must protect
r honor."
i'l'ALlAll hAllt‘lilm KILLID.
By Associated Press.
behomady, April ltw’nvo lisllos
canal laborers. were instantly killed
lass soother mu mini at m
“a M} w a“ mi W's
lby tbs brushing at a boom. done at
line ltslioa workman real-ed soon the
terms with hows halves. m
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mbhbiomnsybloaiedhlh. The
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some W Mill).
no” lotto Plots at Wilton
W by firs this Inviting
The Mr tints place on Drunun
liill. Wilton. was totally destroyed by
llrs botwsoli 3 and 3 o’clock this morn-
ing. entailing a loss oi about 34,000.
For the past three years the proper‘
ty has been occuplod by Charles I.
"admit so a boarding school. There
were live scholars. besides the Hod.
bias (sully, Is the house.
it is would tho are orlgiomed
from tho kitchen stove. so than were
no other or. about tho pro-ion
The W is M biased to the
0. it Wilson m at llortrslk.
nsaruorunnsn.bsrrs.
numb-Ila. the allows-i-
Macadamia-law
Kuwait groundloilatalstimis
M fork m.m-fllruboid
tour. Malawian».
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Kszttswasselovklomcssyev
lai’lwstolo. firmware
Mismssmuo'eloik
25th. a reception will be given in '
ul- Dorothy Chblwel
Recitation-Jule Little Hero. ‘
lites Esther Jackson.
dong-Kontucky
lil- Asnes Rose Gibbs.
Violin solo—Hail Columbia lied) .
blaster Walter Mlllgr, ll ist
lilac Lillian God .
Grapbopbone selections-
bliss Dorothy Dennis Choiwei .
Plano solo-13 Hours.
Min Lillian 0MB. l
Grapbophone selections.
bliss Ilirothy Dennis Choiwcll.
Punch and Judy Show.
mm
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‘ CRANE‘S PLAYERS.
The. Altoona Tribune, spoons} oi
the Crane players. who will a
week's engagement at Hoyt's ‘ tre.
tonight, says:
“3. it. Crane. the Elmore sis and
a company oi high class comedian and
dramatic players began a would en-
coay play house has ever held si no its
opening. Special scenery is used in the
presentalon at that play. as in ii the
plays in the repertoire. and thil the
good reboot is greatly waned. The
specialties are alone worth much more
than the nominal admission ioe."
GUNS FOR PLEASURE BEACH.
“slur Leach line too location» r the
guns which will be mountain!” 9
Beach picked out and as soon bl they
are recclved here they will he pi in
position. It is said they will bi? sent
here at once and it is not a rim
impmbsbilltiea that they may be
mounted beiore the aid oi the‘ week.
Arrangements haw been panelled to
midi an extent that the work of [Liacing
the guns will require but a about time
when they arrive. l
MADE LIFE Dlitibt‘TORi.
llrnry Pepper and .l. R. Mani have
been made llie diicciors oi t Nor.
walk Hospital asam gallon by coutribuir
lug $200 each to the associati . A
meeting of the directors is call ed for
tonight.
no vest
one
0!) lion or Woman,
Boy or Girl,
Can Be Cured
“-
av ubixa
Royal Peord.
nutrition muslin
Removal
cm illlllli iii
in now mwi'iylug
llev Banting R in,
to Washington my
lies United Billing Bx ling,
lit-st ““1 iii the nicotine! ; lilting.
JAOOI as. and u.
Boom-r. ;
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We are headquarter!
School
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cisive, and that our country a
through another experience such as the last war,
Tc Heavy Unbiucbed Harlin,
So
to Full Bleached unsiip.
6e
8e White Daniel,
5c
29c Opaque Window Shades, all colors,
Hadras and Cheviot Shirts, great vari-
fly
50c
Men’s Light weight Wool Shirts and
Drawers,
98c
75c Black ludia Brocade Silks,
500
l9c
La undered and Unianndered
Shirts.
:lovin. wide Percalss, last colors,
Bors'
We aincerely hope that if war we must have that it will be short, quick and de-
llagwill float over liberated Cuba; that the Maine shall
be avenged, and the honor of this great country sustained.
We do not want to pass
with all the mills sto , rice
out of sight on the commodities of life, sugar, 25¢: per pound, muslin, Wilma p
calico, 50c per yard, etc., but no one can foretell what will occur.
For the Coming Hui, Commencing sundry liming, April it, Price: tilt rill Sell Goods.
per, yard.
31. 9 Brunei Net Rolled Border Cur-
tains. per pair.
$I.00
Portions—$2.25 Portieres. all colors,
$l.98
Ladies’ Ribbed Vale and Drawers,
251:
Best line at TaKeta Silks in Connecti-
liSc
lieu? Balbrlggau Shirts and Drawers.
50c
“.50 Black Crowns.
$l.00 w...
Remnants oi lzléc Outing Flannel.
Sc
Remnants oi the Gingham.
50
ones, per pair. for
85¢
Curtain Poles, trimmings complete.
White Oak, Walnut and Cherry,
l9c
Heavy Table Tumblers,
20¢ a...
Mo Black Talon Silk,
50c
5c Toilet emu, 29c Cotton Warp Malling.
3c
. l9c
mil,
Rolled Muslin Bedroom Curtains, $1.00 81.50 Unolenm, 2 yards wide,
“.00 mm
82.50 Lace Curtains,
$l.98.
Great sale oi Lace Curtains.
Extra wide, extra heavy Portieres,
$3.50, $4.98 and
$5.98
.Zeu’s Pine Ribbed and Marseilles lilac
lure shirts and Drawers,
Each.
25c «en-
5 yards Birdseye Diaper.
llc
Good Floor Oilcloth.
' 25c
New Bysdere Grenadines,
75 arid 98c
THIS- IS I WAR ON
50¢ Checks ....................... 3k Carpet Beaters ............ We and l5c bl .25 Child's Rosier ................
All Wool Sargon Black and Colors 29c Whitewash Brushes ............... 35c 82.00 Child’s Rector .............. $1.50
lurid. Ladies Cloth ................ 50¢ Ammonia. .. 1t brittle $3.22) Child's Reeier ............. $2.50
75c Granite Cloths 59c Tack Hammers .................... 5c
SUN) Whipcortl Borges ............. The Shell Paper. it) yards for ............ 5c SUITS AND SKIRTS.
69c Novelties . . .. 5dr Scrubbing Bruches ......... 5c and We “2.50 Cloth Suits. all colors ..... 810.00
iiz piece Dinner Set English porce- l Sell eruging Mops ............... 29c 817. 50 ('oven and Cberiots ....... $13.50
lsine. warranted ............... 89.98 - JACKETS $1. 75 Separate Skirts ............ 81.25
HOUSE CLEANERS lit? 00 ('ovcrta ................... $8.00 $6.00 Corners Hair Surges ......... 84.50
ll Ban Soap ....................... 2h? $9.00 Black Klingon! ............ $7.50 Brilliantine ...... $3.50, $4.50 and “00
2 packages Tacks .................. 5c 37.500176”! and Broadcloth ..... $5.00 Tucked Skirts ................... 85.50
HIGH PRICES.
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Telephone CIII:‘8:§.
Charles E. Seymour,
W”;
Mark those Prices well, they are Money Savers:
At Seymour’s Store.
A d0!llilllriil’lltl0ll of American Food C'ompaug
commencing Monday, April 11th to continue throng
it English Soups,
the week.
The following list will be served oily:
()3: Tail Soup. Chicken . Soup,
Bouillon “ Mulligatawny “
B“! ' u 4 Mutton Broth “
$333,” ., Vegetable “
Mock Turtle “ Julienne ”
Chicken Gumbo “ P93 “
These son a are acknowledged to be of the highest quality
W e invite a“ persons who appreciate a fine class article to call and
sample these goods.
The best goods at the lowest possible prices.
Lending Grocer,
‘ 33 West Washington street.
A Special Easter Souvenir Sale!
Wemmwdtbmmhwwmfldlwmpmhmsnd to Whithiswohsneat
prodbsolhinihsttheemtshowsthm
thoillfllloillolllé A BEAUTIFUL étlmdlomiidiod)
.,,f,,§,§,§,,§ Panorama Easter Egg figmflfifiw
lllotllotboillotll‘; It will. aim 10 ALL oun W on
“ER“? Saturday, April 9th
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