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Evening sentinel, Friday, April 22, 1898 · page 4

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WolWilflaflankwood
olthc'iilofthelatc

The decision is practically a
fir Ir. Mound.

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ledlval service will he held
_, Paola chapel in Berkeley street.
night. being the lirat reopen at

Mt dar.

, run CRANE PLAYERS.

this company will present at
Theatre Bast Lynne and this
opponnnity for than: «no can
“and evening MW ‘0
thin great play. Iir. Crane
. - that this trill be a preaenta-
; if the highert order. 'l'oniorrov
,attnecloaeoftheinatloee.
' 'llaiorc Sitters will give an alter-

 

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_ ”total-t Judith.
Ian Haven. April 22—016!“ hm
tuned to all members of the Con
W naval militia to be in readi-
ior immediate service and to ice;
tutti with. their superior silicon
on has hcen received from Warii
by Ailintant General Havens nor
that the local militia will in
. to man several reset: of tin
. -I¢et and do patrol duty atiht
approach to long inland sound
Width It! now being titled out n!
In York aavy yard with rapid
I“ and antail calibre gnu an.
along the hertz-at rennin in than.

ui‘

The militia. under contrnander Blit'k'
ind. will patrol tlw Nr-w Englan'
w. front liontault Point in Pain

 

ml. m mm.
Wamntuthobeath oi

' WW.
Milton. April ZZmA unite rl
' pervldevi "to Senate till! mum
on aoonnt of the death of iirttalm
Willi. Prior to the convening 0'
m holy arrangemmua had to bc math
, In no little busines- no one Polish
. with the existing emergency

‘l’ia prayer or thehlimi chaplain mu
m bountiful am! looming rcfercnr

all, totir death of the distinguish.
pvt Senator.
”I the conclusion of HIP low-m

I. Cockmil. Mu, mnvml that tip
. ,proccctl to the «incineration o!
ve lminerv. and it Iran on m

 

, rumour! [I .1!!le

m locum the Oman meat
Mao-oral Voyler

lly Armorial"! l'rcan.

. April 22. nmm.~~ i‘uirlotil
~ prevatlv throughout lied
tho Spanlab provlm-ov. Th-
» a at marine tithe-a in min to
‘ . Wall of a unmaron.

.m hall at long confrmwc to
with WI Warm and the
' diploma had "mural
with the milllM'll for lor-

iil pardon! who turn been con-
iy the once» moot have anvil»
”limit". of tilt W com.
. it it probable, however, that tin-
" at urine, Miami m.

Martino 'mn mutton

‘ . By Annotated l'me.

. I'm ”mm lip-altar war
the mantel. Wit-m him
In chilling; It quarter. and
M “unlined in mi trill! ll.
my roar 2 i. to on ion.

 

I Wit autumn.
mod Pratt-I.

by April it All ilmr
tree it more nil-Willa this
m the norm elm
. Wilma Hyde arm.
I“ motion a my UM

 

 

 

VanZaadt avenue.

 

J storm Randall baapnrcliucd a
nmntity ofof the earth novr hclngre.
moved front Van Zandt avenue, and in
nainglttoiillinapovtlonothiapond
mmemiammdu.

Contractor 8. B. Wllaon will erecta
inoatory houae on the Washington
street bridge for o. Ghiotto Ephraim
Thom 8 building the inundation. The
that door will he used for Ur. Ohiotto'l
trait had-cal. r

 

 

The Tramway company has been do
log a largo alnonnt of work here the
pact few days, rehondlng its line and
adjusting the overhead trolley wire,
putting all in excellent condition for
the summer tralic. which. it in ex’
pound will be larger than ever thin
aeaaon.

 

Mr. and lira. Edward B. Mead enter—
tained at large ' gathering of friends
Wedneaday evening at their home in
Cottage avenue. the occasion being the
’firthday annivcraary of In lead.
The "young onea on pleasure bent"
not the balloon completely by aur-
orinc. A line tnuaical programme was
given. selections by the [installer
iridiutra being a moat enjoyable in,
core at the entertainment. Helmh—
ncnta were served and at a late hour
he guests departed. wishing their hot»
on many happy returns of the clay.

 

mm W” '0 man.

hill to Gail out Vo'nntaorn Gaicily
Laundtolntha Rona-
lly Annotated Prue.

Washington, April 22-The li‘alli 1'
were very anxious to get the bill sm-
boriaing the President to all out the
ointment; through the House and hill
lie but!!! of the i’rclidllll at lhlr earli-
Bt moment today. In order to {expu-
lltc. the t'ortfercnw met lit-fore noon
nil arranged a complete agreement ' n
he Senate amendments

Ar mun at; thc journal war mud tin-
iotlse not through tlw formality n!
grr-elng to a wmfcrcnm )lr. Hull.
halrmon oi tlw military uflairu min»
rim». than svxplaincd the imperatiw
merrily for battle and what had ho- In
'onr. Without even a formal miliirm
ion of the informal union 0! the row
crew, in- proacnu-d tin: Nmffl'elir‘c r'v
mi.

The changes agreed upon were iirivf-
y expinlnwl.

There was no depot». although Mr.
lorltery. lirtnta-ruiirn Mu, I'uirfl-vl ’iirl
wnteat mine: (it? amendment in
pitting the raining of three lhmieand
urn front the ”tilted ileum or law
r‘lw report nan then immediately
greed to.

The iimteo rt-utlnwvl rimnldaruziuu .4
hr i'attcmm-t'urmarlt citation can".
not Mr. Pallet-mm by wmrlmy a .4.
lilutvmi tn mltlrruu iiic "mm for on"
mm in hits own behalf.

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A mm mm.

that laid to he Wat-hing Out for
Anionic-n Vania,

iii. .luliu’a. N. i Ships whivh huw
uni utiliml hero rt-ptiw-d liming
:ighiul a mynterltma atmuwr m? t'npe
torts Hire in trimmer rlami. hm Him
Mills without yard: and van not ”in"
on any oixnnia. i'urrcm ruinor hm it
hit! ill!” in it “initial! Var Nhlli watch;
an luv American vomit.

' ‘l’iw l"nlte¢l litatea gnwrnlncnt hu-
wrcliaand tic Newfoundland min-tins.
iteaoter (innit Mite. minim lo the
ipnrnval of ilu' int-wink norm .
the "ovum navy yard. iliw ill rmzm
‘tr built. malice twlvr imma an hour
anti. it in alirl. in to he mourn»! into
i gtilrd bolt.

 

ovum It”
117 Wild Prrnu

tannin. April 22 i‘liorim miller!
iihuvlnton. the new». atrium oil for.
nine. who rimmnttdfll ma Molnar or»
try in in until/wort: campaign in its?»
mnmltlml attitude by shinning with a
'rrrilver,

um, April it Jim Auntie-an
M Allen. Plait-lo 1. A. rm.
Viki arrived at itcmmvla. Woo. l‘oaal
of Mm. mi limit 4. from tum.
limiter numb on the «out, no hornet!
ill AV“ ll it ”cumin.

 

IAINAII’ NAVAL nocturnal.
liy Minted I'm.
Minion. April izr-vtiovm

 

. imifln fimonwm»

lea AW mi t. Militia vrilx

mnthinimm

wanktumfimai
, “Millie.
Mn

”it“ ”MI” W m.
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‘ Wine BULLETINS.
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Amyaldoercehaabcnuuttcd.

:ralllngo’tltlhfiflinlhot‘thospaniah

reaervea oi it”.

At 13.17 pun the Home Mail the
conterence report on the volunteer ar-
my bill.

It was announced in the Honor o!
Common- tbla afternoon by the gov-
ernment leader. llr. Balfour. that
Spain has not given notice of bar ado

’ixmtotueaecimuonotmia-

garding privatecring.

The Senate went into executive aeo—
tiinn early today to not on the confer-
ence report on the volunteer bill. 0n
the reopening of the dean. Walthall'a
death'm announced and the Senate
adjourned.

The Senate has agreed to the con-
ference report on the volunteer army
hill. It now goon to the preaideui.

The coal embargo resolution has been
signed and in now a lair.

Captain Bradley. of Company 1. tier-
i‘len. ha been notified to increase hia
company to 81.

ilepreaentative Grout. oi .l'erntont.
after conferring with Secretary Alger,
eaya’tlic adminiatration will not rec»
around a declaration of war.

Speaker Reed has aigned the volun-
teer army hill.

After the cabinet meeting it was an-
nounced that the cl’resiulent conaidpra
war In as now on and that no time
will be lost in forcing the inane.

Secretary bong said this afternoon
that Capt. Salomon had been appoint.
rd an “acting r admiral." it in
suppoml he nil in- iater minted “roar
admiral."

The vit-r-preaidcnt at l! 01le sign-
ml the volunteer army bill.

in writing chips at New ll‘oumllanil.
report having Wit a myuml'lmlu strain»
or 0! Cape lint-c. Rumor has it that
lllt‘ in a Spaniel: our ship watching for
twins: vowels.

There will be no lmainm transacted
ivy the Senate tomorrow. 'i'lw- naval
bill will go over until liomlay.

The l'nltctl Slam nonunion tit lions
Konk lo N'iil)’ for sailing.

M 2:30. the volunteer hill iron tent
to ”tho prwiilcnt for bill nknaturc.

At "km a. in. lilzmm pultlialml u
denu- declaring the island of l'uha in
a little of war.

The l’uilml Stator rruim’r “ultimo"-
iiau arrived at iiong Kong and the Ain-
ican aquadrou in ready for m.

A upcrlni ill-snatch from Madrid says
”I" Swahili guvvrnnicnt him lion-n iii-
ticiaily notified toat Great ltrituin will
canard coal at contraiwand of war.

The adjutant general this afternoon
lautml orders recruiting l'orilm-iicul
intrude on a war looting.

'i’lw iii-halo hail ntiiotirnml out of rt-
cpl-rt to Walthali'a rmmory.

Governor Ailtlnuou imlay oirt-d Prou-
idrnl ileKluley tendering tlw nrvit-t-n
'ii llw “cumin multili.

The» lfnltrd Siam monitor Mortal
limit hm lrdl Valli-lo. Fall. for m. Mi
Mill? to Plant Sound.

The Million! mineral baa rm'rlvetl
intimation lrom W'ltilllll‘ltm that it
“onus-retrial companies will iH' callml
.llnimi immetliatcly

mmew‘p

TODAY ll VAL]. mm
landing Iailroad Itocia Chow Gala
nth-Opting.

liy intuition-cl l’tviui

Wull nirwt ll a it: “till iii” raw
mpiitm of first York l'rntral. all tho
loading railroad ytm'ltn ehtiowi rains
it! the owning. in Burlington the rifle
our it. and in lmiavlllc a point. and
there ware,aharp iratlionel ”hill clam
when in the liar The immutaio tone
of the Morton marlin. which mom-d
martini changer lor Americana no:
ignored and the haying not confidant
and mares-oi",

Willi!!!“ it it n Trading location
mutt-trust irregular. hm lmmliy m
lvr ailvr the min llovnc nitrite inv-
zxmml to the hm, hm ntltm you truly
aliahtly on muting the market was
inn-tin, The namiain loan. how
ever. W mm», and ii!
nitrite: m lopmi into (tritium.

Wail mint-l. l p. a. when ointment
l’mplr‘n lien W that intuit m
Hm palm. Time not aim ml
within at lite imam oi lite lint. tho
mlm_uvaaeu Wu trim out. The
all» tit stocks to noon were most
them The hand ovarian heist MM!
”Mimi“. ”tori-nationw-
luit m merino all would.
Willa it point in m oi the rpm
tun Third avenue W “i palat- to
id. The Daria-t W laiwly «it
at the rally

m m amt (if 0mm.
iii Aurel-tel limo
Wellington April Wire litm-

 

 

 
 
 

 

Sprlng and Summer Styles

YOU ”W101" -. ‘

finrunn-J m

A39 GUAWWD 1H QUALITY hull P3105.
(3N5 VS A CALL.

wwnuilnghon Stem. Gout-l3 ”omnipk.

(MEANS mama to CE! AWAY.
3! Annotated Pro-o.

In York. April We Aortic-an
renooner JIM A. Garfield. arrived in-
dayhornflagua,tlnba,atterarnn of
nine daya. Captain Wood can that
everything in quiet in Sagna. He says
that there are about 300 American cit:
iaena. Cabana, who have been natur-
aliud and their familiar. who are un-
able to get away.

 

minimums.

 

All the week long, molt-net»;

MONDAY, APRIL 1811!.

TheCranePlayers

30-PEOPLE-30 ‘

mini! Iv}. M. ( KANE and tire vomit" rtnl
lo tenor-a Gillan, in the gum!
rind milatie pinwiuctlvmuf on Mt: attire n p»
t riot"- ui tlit'lrmtll ptaya, live your; the im-
tnrcol .l. it. Willi t thin-pity.

Com-iii M fluvial Murry Sc 'vv Fiona and
ham-m hy tilt i' lnmn- trim» n- and 0le

8M“ MID. totem 038m

Nt-w liptvialtlrn Louver“ llw aclr.

(inning I’lny . “iktiy'l liaogbien,"

liming price». in. all and all «nix.

lotion! prim t'liiltinn lilo, adult» Ihr.

Ital.» now no «air at l'iniutcd'n and tllrn-
dt-ninx'a drug «um.

-5!!!
”nob." ‘ Ion, -

VflLllKBLE

mun usmuu
Public Auction!

Willa-ll in ,uilii auction. on

Wednesday. April 27,

but AT 1:» with. it!“

 

 

Auntiortocra

l’ nlmprevimr-ly (Ila: ”win! lin- pl.u-v mm
"an“: arm n rnplul l.)

GEORGE G. GREGORY.
MA East Avon Norwalit.

The tlmprrt)’ In! (u! n if! "Wit". and nu u
pic-d ivy tn- lat-n than i mute- alert-tn: Hrrio
it ”try. and «Hi "my a ”um.
than «m For“ mantle. :r‘. int with in me. "Jt
MI dflv MI norm lint liM 5i It'v'l dr vying
unlth MII“, murmur hm it in Somalis iiurmr
limits-v amtatmtlilrtm n H room. and in“ all
Minion: iiu rnmuwnh 'lbm- galliu- and in

out rnndit m. itarn with marimun' u rmm.

int tum-e (jovial [Mill'lh fruit and altai‘ln
rm Vine tie. at liar unlit. limit: Inmail
and linnvalh “is”. VZ'WI our» tuna ilm
mm. PM militia-0' or Norivali amt wvoit
minutely"! flotilla “month Initial». Idiot lm
tight in 1mm n! lunar. Thin in n nrv- hum-m
fur all} gruntmifi all invalid- in liq-vent" lin-
no normative»! the pm It moment-e: in Nu;
walk

it atcmny. ale wll' . Iain tllncr- nut do).
mint hill.

Particular! at TAMI!!! I "owns. 7i
thiwflu “not. In} . i. mil?! ll-
mililtfill. “Will our“ ”wrath, flint

 

 

1h Int mp1“

0- Ila or Want».
”a, tit' UM,

Guillemot

 

IV ”in!”

Royal Pearl.
an. top it ll mun

 

 

 

'r 'r 'r 'ru'r‘l'T'l‘
threliudqwtmin

School
Supplies.

Tm lath.
Copy Betti.
M
Pencils. tic.

tumult”.

R. ll. mum,

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

[all '5!“ it"! '

a

saving opportunities.

many cases cut almost one-half.

100 dozen ladiea' tart black stockings.
40 gnage. double heels. and double
roula. would be a bargain at 19¢ a pair.
Come quick and get your portion at
lZific a pair.

mater ribbed veils. high neck and
short sleeves. sizes 3 to 8. regular 25c
grade. but somewhat imperfect. com-
monly called "Mill run." a wonderful
bargain. each 15c.

50 dozen men'a neck scarfe. regular
pricca 25c and 38c . at 18¢ each. .

Men's muslin night shirts. the well
known Matchless moire. all the name
implies. regular prices 596» and 751' for
thtie aaic only me.

itoyu ”lam-y outing shirts. allaizeaABc
quality. at 230;

Swiss mine curtains. regular
”.35 the pair. 850.

English Nottingham lam curtains. all
new. real value “95. for this little per
pair 31.25.

Tami-our Swine. suited for trash cur-
taina. ill-‘2. l9 and 25". Just 1—3 lens
than regular prices.

it) pier-cu bit’m'ht’tl null rronm table
Dammit. choice titanium, very hoary
Cloths. extra value 50¢.

:lyum yartla fancy outing flannel. the
luv qmiity, per yard 5c.

value

 

 

Monwaut. coma.

Highest Qualities.

 
 
 
 

Lowest Prlces. _,

 

We have arranged that the coming week shall be one of great money

Prices on staple and sensonable merchandise in

 

Drool Goods. _

The largest and} moat complete a»
oortment in Connecticut.

10 placer fancy checked snitings, an
extra value at 50c. for these days per
Yard 3ic.

rill inch pure wool French an En-

glieli Twilla in all the new colors. val-
ue 85c. rpeclal 80c.

27 inch black satin Ducheaee. extra
line quality. Sold by most dealers at
31.59. Our price $1.00.

45 turn black. silk finish crepan. very
well suited for dread oltlrta. regular
value ".50. for these days ”.00.

i care boy'a double knee hone. extra
stout and elastic. regular value. 19, two
paint for 25.

ladica' real kid gloves. 4 buttons. 2
clasp and hooks. all the new spring
alludes value Si.” .5 per pair ii

500 yards pure 3th fancy ribbona in
tho new plaids. and atrlpea. regular
mine. 38. just the thing for ladies”
nonlinear. and for this sale only. l9.

l2» pairs of indict“ fancy hone aup«
porters. coat early in the cannon. 35

a pair. not many. but while they inni,‘
' (mm 31.4!) to "5,

Boston Store, liar. Main and Wall Sis., iiorwallt.

m a pair.

Bring Quick Returns.

 

It is not necessary to dwell on the
merits of our sales. as you are fully aware that we advertise only and
exactly things as they are.

SPECIAL, VALUES FOR.5ATURIlAY AND MONDAY.

500 yards of trimminga. braids and
jetsam 5. ill. 19 and 25c. just one halt
regular prices.

100 dozen ladiea' leather belts. in all
the popular colon, real value 38, apec-
iai 25c.

Cambric cot-act covm. lace and
Hamburg trimming. four atylea. regu-
lar value. 38. for theae two days. 25.

Ladies' white altlrta. umbrella style,
75c one: tor 50c.

Ladiea' umbrella altirts. deep rune,
trimmed with Hamburg edging. regu-
lar price. 98. for these daya, 75.

A large assortment or iadiea' under-
skirts. 25 inches to in inches long. at
29. 39. 49. 59. 69. and Tie, worth ball
as much more.

laciiea’ tailor made suite. elegant
atyleo, well made and perfect tilting
from Sit) to $25. the anti.

Miuea’ tailor made millime- it to
:0 years, nobby styles. $7.50 to $15.

ladiea‘ bicycle suite, made in the
lam! style. all colors. at 87.50 and "0.

Our new shirt waist: are the latent
novelties. in prints. veronica. aatccn,
moot-as. orgamiie. white pique and
lawn. Prices 2547 to ”.75

A his line of ladies' separate altlrtl

 

The Sentiuel’s Want, For Sale and To Let Ads.

 

Telephone 58-2.

 

you with our
to every buyer.

Milli Crackera, 25c.

Lending Grocer,

 

AT SEYMOUR’S STORE.

in these exciting day: when one hardly known what the out step will be, ire are
ready for all the trade that can be developed, and we make it our miaaion fo lnroiali

Fang] Gilt Edge creamer] Butter i. lbs. for $1400 250. It.

Come and are on. Another invoice oi Strawberry and Raspberry
lama at 15¢ a jar. American Food Co.’ a Snap, 25c can. Celery Salad. 10c Jar. Six
large boxes Matches, 25c Three ponnda Fancy Head Rice, 25c. Three
Pearl Tapiomfic

Born

lb. Pearl Barley, 5clb. Flouriaontheld-
venue; it is note to boy at our prince. Fancy Applet, Tomatoea, Spinach. Lettuce, etc

C. E. SEYMOUR,

33 Washington Street.

Mlle Mutton"---

laoanaliyrigiit, andjodmfrotntheerovidtthathoyoi'nnrcahoaidaay
thatitllaagivcn urtherenlict lorbatgoodantlowtpricmnfiaiinthe
crovdoand yonareenretoheright.

Beat main Creamery nutter. per lb. 33c.
“Lion“ or “Irma” Corfu, it tho tor 26c.
Gold Boot. par We, 17c. .
Sugar Cur-d Infill. per lb. title. , .

“par Guru Ghanaian. w lli. ire
Itrlotly In» “It; 33 for “o.
Manila Milli, par can. flip.
to tho Granulated man Ciao.

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