fold 'l‘otiay, Whoa “We
Governor vosld hot.
naut'uldhagluttotha
Mwhuthawm
Ohio. '
A dispatch Ii... Hartford, last
night. said that Governor Cooke
was awaiting tor the Presi-
ident'a proclamation before he tented a
call he the militia. it was expected
fill“. a own” or d‘ reach L.
.ltlufli'lltgll ibis Mufti? the sov‘-~ ‘
ernor would act quickly. it is figured
out that 1,030 men will he wanted from
out, but. no decision had been
resolved last night in regard to which
regiment will be sent to the front when
the word came The first regiment
‘hitli heddnuarters in Hartiord numbers
.700 Ml. but the captains oi the lever,
ll companies have prepared a reserve
list of area and it will be aneaayntatter
to mourn the requisite number of 100
tor etch company. ’Rtero ll a large
gathering at the armory nightly watch
in; the interesting drills of the naval
re’serve.
,Yully 20 per cent. of the First reg.
itnent‘llad expressed a willingness to
«(planner her three Inmths' service. but
the hill requiring an enlistment for
three years or less isaotnethlng new,
and the men have not had time to con-
sider it. Colonel Burdett. of the First,
Hays‘ha will personally serve ior an _
indefinite period it he is commission-
ed as colonel
15 Hartford arm has a contract with
the governnient to furnish ten men to
lay submarine mines along the Non
Ensland coast.
Next to the hour of being called out
the National Guardsmen the last ten-
tiaya have been the most deeply inter-
ested in the question oi what they will
get to eat. The adiulant general! oi-
lice. however, has set all doubts on
that hand at rest by prescribing the ra-
tions tor the men when in the field.
says the New Haven leader.
it is announced that the ration shall
eon-int oi three articles oi food: meat.
bread. fresh vegetables. dried vegeta-
bles, notice or tea. sugar. cheese, vine-
gar. I’ll). salt and newer. The meat
components of one ration shall be eith—
or 18 ounces oi bacon or ham. 24 ounces
of salt or corned beef. 28 ounces oi
fresh beef or iresh mutton. l6 ounces
oi chipped beet. canned or fresh lien
or 16 ounces of dried iish.
The bread I-omponents of one ration
shall be zl ounces oi either suit or hard
bread.
in fresh vegetables the components oi
one ration shall be 24 ouneee oi poin-
toes or 16 ounces oi cabbage or on}
tour.
The components oi II dried vegetable
ration diiler greatly. the figures twins
these: Beans, three ounces; was
three ounces; riee. two ounces; hotn-
ltty. ttvo ounces: baked henna t'dfllllrtl.
lti ounces; pea soup. hall package.
into a ration oi cotton or too an
to enter these components: (Julieta
neon, three ounces: coiioe remain]. or
routed and ground, two and a hall
ounces; ten. green or blot-k. two-
thirds of an ounce.
Suar rations will be made up “Ill“
way: Sugar, four ohms; art-up. om-
pill.
The other component articles ol onl-
rotion are: Cheese, eight ohm-on: vin-
oghr. hall a gill; mudlea, one «mow;
soap. one and a hall ounces; Italt, our
and a hull ounces: pepper. lwo-twonly—
lithe of an ounce. '
The adlutant generals onlee ox-
presses the opinion that "the ration
provided is so ample that savings may
be made. in lieu oi rueh articles oi
the ration as may not be needed. hr»
titles not iumlshed. as, ior insthnro
trash or dried irttits. ole" to the vultu-
at the article not drawn may be called
inr'ihd loaned.
'i‘he estimated cost oi one day's ra-
tions, as made up of the shove men-
tioned articles is a iraetlou over till
mu.
vasnvrns '0‘! m0 ma.
MW Conn-diets an la-
.. WW Depart.
An extensively circulated mum in
loath itorwaiit was to "the otter-t tllul
the dynamite cruiser Vesuvius would
.0 It Wilson Point tomorrow night. to
min over Sunday. while repairs
were inning made by the Norwaih
iron Works centrally to the air mm-
m on board the boat
13ml Isa-agar It. Hill was quo-
Miarsprdiothsmbys
W reporter. its salt! he knew at
amply immutrathln‘tlts
mi. The mom was new at New-
port ”on tallies on her aiauuuuloa
fill all“ I. II! lift
‘ii‘tll'glt to have hereunto
u .
Rolls of Beauty
Wall Paper
in all variety of new shades, colon and
designs is what you will iiud in our
handsome Spring stock. Our reputa-
tion for artistic wall decomtions, and
our discriminating taste in ooh-rung
the flower of the designer and the man-
ufaclurer, in so witiosprerui that oom-
mout is unnecessary. '
Wall Papers.
Paluiers' Supplies.
Artists' Materials.
Flotilla Filmed and Unframed.
Pictures Framed to Grater.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
DECKER,
79 Washington Street,
South Norwnllt.
. Conn.
Hun-t.- open evenings until II o’I-look.
A third wonderful exhibit of
FORE!“ ill) MILSTIC HOLLIS
FOB
Easter Sailings.
And l'antnloonlugs.
Arr you aware that Roster in so near? it so
give your order at 0in (or u pair or puuhmr a
suit ntmle ionrder in the most srtlutlr style
and worhmamhlp in tin elty.
Ladies and gents suits clashed, l'mtmi, lit--
paiml, lirhtrund, “Mined, Reloadimmmnml
and llyrd Iii abort notice.
. r ., r
1‘ 0 Jo [4] AN ks
(filler-mule» in W. 1!. iiWilRlfl,»
I Houtll Main oil-eel. Opposite City liolti
. " ‘ 1-minute
Nuclei. ”In... lleiaiflni
We no pair any broken or worn [art at a M
"yell , umi iii-rep nil mwtoiim on lmml. l-iymm it i
wim'ia cl VIII lira MW! mil“.
sewing IlIIeII “Mi the manner:
N'lWlflfl olkl' limit":
All wort: auaran
my and niat'ihlnlst, sl Ito-d More” Into
MAHACKEMO.
lluaoi their-ailing llotslsoi Wm
Connecticut.
lliil ”PM llfll Lilli.
Wetnaitea speeialiyoii’arh It 'l'iiiord
imported Fine Wines, Liquors
and Clare.
we his Fri-mu out
Banquets“, still‘Sund‘ay
Coursebinueraflicts.
it hindewalwslarsndthe
paras wow used on the diulbg
mom to
roam ‘1. want.
"NATIONAL seat mot. 24.
la-sry Vsssaa. 21..” -— colds. lost.
mayhflncsn-oatsrybymmm
D. It. Itssras. , g ,
“a!
hold, how oil. W sln negation
no. and lint-give Mini '1'! seven times?"
it is so difficult, much as we mayread and
talk about it. to believe and live out the
belief that it is no longer 1 that nu, but
Christ who liveth In the (Gal. ii, l0) Pov
tor’s dillicnlty horn is "me” and “l," for-
gettingtho lesson of chapter xvi, 24, ohm!
denying self and following Christ. A bet:
ter way of putting ills question would be,
Iml, how often Wouldyou forgive one
who wonhl sin miner you? it should
never be a ueationoi what Iwoulrl or
woakl not but always what would
Jesus dol lord, what will Thou have mo
loin? 'Aofllorlduenlodonas. weave hero
to manifest Ilia lilo in than mortal bodies
(ll Cor. iv. 11) and make Him known.
28. "Jeans saith unto‘liint, I any not no-
to thee, Until men tunes, but until sev-
enty limes norm." Ills thoughts and
ways are aaiar above ours asbenven is
above the earth. He given on eternal In»
domption, blotting out all our sins, and
assuring usoi eternal glory, than teaches
us “It we are to oneruuno self did do
and the devil. submitting meehly to many
an unjust dernandoi the world for His
asko lea we prove a stumbling block.
23-27. "Therefore is the kingdom of
heaven likened union arr-tam king, which
would take account of hiII manta." 1n
thew writes we have an illustration from
our Lord'sown lips of His imitate“.
whinh Romy bestows umn every wol-
tent. sinner. The parables oi the kingdom
homotimur have reference to the mystery
of this present acawhm the kingdmn it-
aall, which wasnt hand, is postponed till
lit: shall «Into again more oi His W0"
pic’s mil)“ 0! Kim Homirnur they
refer to the end of this out! and the event»
mannered thenvwith. Them is one thing
that all almuld lay to heart, and that is
that there is a day of reckoning for every
one, for every one of as shall give account
I)! Mull!" to God, for “or! ohnll him: lv~
ery work into judgment with every secret.
thing, whether it be glued orwhethor it be
evil (Rom. xiv. l2; Ecol. all, it). Tho
judge hi appointed. oven Him whom (ind
l'lllml from the timid (Acts xvii, 31), the
some who limits to no in this parable. i
cannot any that the rim we are would.
oriotr roivr to any period oi the timoi fu-
ture judgment. but rnthor to prudent for-
giveness. ior tlotl may he mid to be always
in homo some uokoning with people. it
memo to an: that the main point oi thin
[Inn of the parable is the full and ins: for—
Irivenm whieh lie Intowa upon every
penile-lit. The debtor W112i urt‘lttly ill dobi.
owing mull) talent», which, warming in
the t'llllilflfl' in tho Vitamin, would be ovrr
$9,000.0Il0. and he could not. pay. as Wt!
any, n cent on the dollar. for he had noth-
ing, yet he was prt-IIIIIuptuouII enough in
ash ior Julienne. promisting to pay nil.
Hill iortl. III-.wd with eoxnpaasitrn. iomuw
him Iiw whole debt. Our iIIIlolItI-Ilmw to
find for lift. and care and worries slum Wot
had any being in bivyotul omuputatloo. ii
wv should «mm but one worry (I rIIiIIIIuI
ior only on yours, they would be owr lo,-
ililiHltlil. but who can estimate the Iuen‘lr»
o! :- moment!
25.80. "But tlw some servant went not.
null found one of his fellow servants. whit-h
omxl him an hundred pence.” Acctmling
to the margin. odour oi not over .25, yet.
one bill treatment of hi» iollow aswmponui
with hilt lord‘s ironimout of him. lint do
not I‘lmill'illh him lilllt'su'l you Me sure that
you am not guilty. Dion's inhumanity to
man in as "lill'i‘l‘lilll'l no tioti'u I-umpnroliun.
iirvul as is Hal's lumivt‘me-H, on arr-oi is
man's luck of it. How you new: mid of
any one. "i cannot Ioruivo him." or "l'll
iorttivo. but I cannot target?" it youbnw
sold atlrh thing». you have noright tumu-
Ilvum this loan. iimuomlx'rtho worth-I of
our Lord in a rennin row. "lie that it
without «in among you let him firm emu II
Mono” (John viii, 7).
ill. "rlo, when his fellow Iwrvnm» how
what was done. they were very mrry and
mum nml will unto their lnrti oil that mu»
dour. " lulhi» moo them'u‘nn nothing tho!
tiwy would do but toll thI-ir lord. for in-
fllilllll ilwl [IIIWI'I' llrili'lll with ilw wit'hml
u-rvnut. lint hero in an milientlon Wliil‘li
Irv-vry boiiI-vor tony with pmiit lrIy to lwnri.
We. if we burn mroiwd Ullrist Joan» not our
Saviour. nr-v truly forgiven. wmhrtl. onto--
tlilml. juntiilt-tl. but thereon! Inillioua who
Im- not and who do not. know nnythinu
about the Loni Justin and um liable, to in
cross (mover into the hnndsoi the grout od—
vvruory who now "mm thorn. Amwo
sorry enough for them to any to our lmtl
wholummvmlun: "litwnm l. Henri mom
tell them of 'i'hoo and of Thy salvation‘r“
llzl‘iii. "Mu! hilt iIIrIl wan wnrth. nmi
IlI-llroml him to tho tnmnentors till he
should pay all that wan do» unto him."
We moat not. think of our Lord in title
utnry us ii Ho who minimising of llimee-if.
for we are nowhere innuht that it» over
forgives and then takes bark lilo iorttlw»
nun. 'l'ho gills and rolling of tlotl am
Without rupontrum lilorII. ll, 29}. Ho
noel-r dill!” His mind. Wo- mtm ninth-o
that our lnrri is telling oi rt certain molt
nml lilii servant», and the lord in tin- story
is thousand lbw-so aorta-moot. our
land. Mouth» mil low" l. not marital
L» lioinlheeioryoi Ills minimum
the qtmtlon iII ”wholly asked, How
amid our Lord err-r wmneml tomb fraud!
Our Lord moor did. but the man’s ouster
or lord (enroll llmnunsndetl Maintain»
lent mm for being m rough to
provider In future welcome for himwli in
the harm oi tltoso whom he had befriend—
or! at his loan more. Our Loni taught
that we min to make lurch moi WI!
munitlaav~htflufl$ M mum—~03
mmltl heior our hand: in the lite toe-moo.
III. “i-lo "burial alkali My iieorwnly list
liter do aim unto you. it ya from your
{tarts (mire not every one hiLlrrmhrr
r m” la the opts! to the
aphasia» we sretought in the opening
an Iollswirup words our Winston in
(W. Width all npiriiosl hm
M Win the Behind inwhorn we
have rode-pliant. the iorgivmmoi sins.
ventral vhhmrist in lhohehvmliea. Then
”flirt-m that imam! ileum
hermit. «Infernal upon us we slumid wall:
worthy of chromium. Walk in km, walk
as children of light, and among miter
things imlive our another even anion for
Chris” sale Mb forgiven oomph. iv.
Ni. flair-tin» is when mod-depend
out upon ony works or mud daorlr oi mire.
hushalwsysmimhusiueglfltfltm.
_‘ vfifl,alohni,ll. Ma‘nii I
truth
, sellers of good hats.
-- nuke it right. ,
esell as good a
' lug.
l”Widening gives the hitachanwto tell
what its made of And ti always tells me
eéus ustae anxiotls as you are that
your hat shoul behave rightly-«tell of hen-
e'si‘si‘ull and dye-«Sustain our reputation as
{or $3 The wearing will tell you so. We
, eell second best for $2. Only difference is‘ .
. in the gloomy of the fur used In their mak-
olor and shape will stand the test. ,
If it's wrong. let us
Derby as can be made Y 9,
Our Meius 81 Co. Special at ill 50' Is specially f:
good
we sell.
r
. in metal. from!
pillow, pillow}??? all points.
F IRY
“chapel
wKNTEn
~
We promise the same for the Alpines '
in pearl, browns and black, is and ~
., $2. For little heads, $1. 50 and 98c. Oui-
lug Caps 25c, 48c., $1.
We’ ll be glad to help you to Gloves and ’
Neckwedr and Hosiery oi the right sort it
you ll "permit us to. l
g nishings are here.
i i
has 8&0
he very newest lur-
3lllDQliP0n'l'. 00208., ,
Open birthday. Friday and Saturday Evening:
Laces Cleaned
"Laces of all lands can beckoned by soak' (or twenty minutes
algSonp. Patna
try—”75. 31711 T”!
notrub. Dryona
56 "P
lulu-ill!
“*mhummmuwmmm, Manchurian.
fiendwyourmmaddmuvim Wrylospwra
gflnwflmlywflflnnmom normal)".
list ”My “new
THE I. ll. 'IIRDIIK 00"‘NV.
out). “hula. NewYorh. W W
rtom
mulls.“
m
~ ' Old Gold and Silver.
()lIl timid or rlilvor of any kind; trill broken or discarded
Watches. ('lutinu, Jewelry, Spoons, eta,
PULL CASH VALUE WILL BE PAID FOR ANY AMOUNT,
in arty condition.
*— IN.“—
Opera House Block.
Connecticut iiouornl modern policies.
absolutely lltlll-ltii'lt’ltllllli'; is rush lil illil not».
'llommotliou, ugI-ut, South
tii'lllfll'ii apply to h’. S. l.
NorwalltJCoun.
Nothing lulu-n it» place.
gimp all the luwplt' in town.
lliflllliflflillll',
know it.
in thmugh the [mail paper,
:l‘lte Home Paper.
'l‘iu-ro in no suiMiiuto null liwro
never will be. it is unique and oriuinni, holding in it» iirIII
A. W. AUSTIN, Jeweler,
Norwnlk. Conn.
Stain-film. Yer Cent
ill the business men of tltisvouutl'y llio poor. Iiy prompt
notion YOL' may i'si'llllt“, by applying today for one of the
For our-
'l‘lu- paper and ii 4' tumult'nn'
'l'iII-ir illll‘i'i‘nlit are both mutual, nmi they both
The truly pmotlvai way of attracting tilt-Ito people
The Evening Sentinel.
Notice~City Taxes.
W2.
Tito taxpayers of the City oi ‘ luth
Norw‘nik are hereby notified the the
city to: of six mills on the dollar. laid
on the any assessment lint oi lilo”. at a
city meeting held at Arion Hall. on
Madison aireet, on the 7th day oi
Maren, lees. also the library iund tail
of "Ire-quarter will on the dolinraluld
at th- same time. will be vine and pay-
able on the second «lay oi May. illtlll. at
which the i will receive the some at
Jamil M. llayion's other, No. I’. Roll-
roull i’iare. Penalty at the rate oi
nine ml per cent. a who from Dirty 2.
llitm will be whom“ on all hills to
nothing unpaid after June 2. the».
JAM”; l’AlY L.
('oliI-elor of taxes of the PM oi iioulit
meaik.
South “Wilt. cram. April ill on
, all in
“m oil-coo. In...»
have hoes restored to health ivy Our
Ilsnte ma (fore. it quickly rum
museums.
pflmmm antitrust not
. ems, minnow
pro-chills, moments, _
lie can sell you
Bicycles at al-
most any price
In one to pay
it you want It immunit-
ly reliable "pin-clam
Hoyt-lo. (hit! that will
hold it» own ill oily
eonlpsuy, on any
nod, in any walla-rm
anytime and will boas
good nest your» thin
year. the nurture
the wheel for you. (in
hill-or little. man or
mph, you clan that
your bruise on an 0r-
ionl. 'l‘bsi’entorethan
our be aid at m oi
' the rite-p from mid
ill this town.
Pit. Kruger s
S'Ieaolmnmulmom and float:
Store \\\ the '3an Cities. V,
Studies are cerium Knotted to inspect our
“titanium Mel M.
EEFOOD into Clean Cut Uni—r
(lusts but little; ;;.
Y M ' Y ' ::i’orm Pieces
Our lines are now open and We
. invite inspection to our line
. llotll LAD] E." and (:I'IENTS’ Nolilly Footwear}
it H. hours,
122 Washington street,
Established tees
—~¢MW~~W
Spring Stock 0‘;
F001)
CHOPPER
cuors ALL KINDS or:
COARSE as wanted.
Other machines chop meat
only. THIS DOES AWAY
WITH THE CHOPPING
BOWL AL‘I'QGBTIIER.
CHOP! Potato». Meat.
Ap’é‘o Cobbllh BRIG.“
EVERYTHING.
4—-
Il machine you will use
everyday. Cdiandaecit.
Y bun/~—
BKTWKI H
”We...” Wm... “who, W "N,
PROP‘LLER.
liii’. UiiiillSll.
of
as FINE or}, ..
suns Iowans.
NASH s: VAN scov,
cor. sorta hats no war arrests.
Freight Liné
NORWALK, SOli'l‘ll norm
AND new YORli. ‘
”We been the \argest assortment 'ut the clip.
Gut- dresses are a\\ tailor made.
K. Kruger,
South “our“. Conn.
Cityoiliotvall inlcuud .,
Norwalk Chronicler