”Armory Following General
emu Ordert’ to Place
Captain Frederick A. Hill, command—
ant of Company D, and Captain it. it.
Rose. of Company F, received telegra-
y utternoon, instructing them
to the orders issued by General Hur-
ekuéieht’eiv’edy reported in an Astor
olhhed Press deepatch in yesterday’s
Sentinel.
Accordingly there were stirring scen-
eo’nt the Norwalk armory, last night.
Bhgle'uotee tilled the air, and combin-
ed with the heat at the drum. stirred
toi the utnmst the patriotirm in every
true Yankee heart. Soldier boys in
blue flitted here and there, and inter
were drilled in extended order in the
ranks of Company D under the com«
mend of Captain Hill.
The parlors of both companies were
turned into recruiting otlices. Several
; new members enlisted in both compan-
ies, end there was enthusiasm on every
Mind. The rules of the National
Guard were carefully explained by the
minim. u were also the duties of it
true soldier.
The present quota of Company D in
tony-eight men, but Captain ilill says
he will experience no dltlit'ulty in
1’ reaching the required number under
the new order.
It is expected that the ranks will be
filled up at the next drill. A court
martial. conducted hy General Sherl-
' den. will he held next Friday night.
to take action on several momhcrn
who have not paid their fines. All the
members or the company have the war
tever very badly. and will be much dis-
appointed it the Fourth regiment in
not called into oerrire.
Captain Rose. of Company F. has
sixty-three men in his command, and
is rapidly titling up the gap.
Judging from the activity at the or-
mory last night Norwallt is not looking
in patriotism, and should It hurry cull
become necessary our military lmye
. will be among the first to respond.
it the National Guard in not called
out and there is a need oi volunteers,
it in said that hath companies will vol-
utecr an a unit, whether it be for II
Imam protection or in mitotic the island
"of Cuba.
General Prat Advised.
General Fruit was advlncd by thr-
xoverument by telephone yenterduy
morning. oi the iueunnre ot the order.
and while it war not olllcihlly dorcrmh
nod what the exact quote of Cfllilit't'lle
out would be. it wait extm'trd that
the number would be from 1.200 in l.-
300. One report war that there would
be two buttollono oi intnntrynnd a but-
,_ tery or light artillery railed for from
fix this state. The matter will not in- tub
iy settled until the redoleitlon in mud:
upon the governor hy the President.
rioting the required number to he tur—
nishcll by thin state and from what
Manchu oi the service. whether intan-
try, light artillery. or nailing gun hat—
tcrlea. it at many on 1.200 are requir-
ed. more than any one regiment on now
organized would he rmptlmi. ’l'hcre.
ore two rIglmI-ntu. the Firm and tin--
and of ion t'omlltutltli. and two oi
eight companies. I’l‘hc present Intui-
Ilium o! the romimny membership III
a. tinder the order lust turned it will
he at. but in order to conform with the
regular army organization or infantry
. thin will have to he IItlll further torren-
dill to II least 100 or 126.
in an interview tote yesterday otter»
noon on to What minim: or rampant”
I! volunteer and lie nt‘nflpiod u
Caduceus-nth quote. General l-‘rmtt
could not state. but he said thmv III on
douht there will he more volunteers ot-
ier themrrlree than run he err-epiul.
itAi’Tlfi'l‘ PARTHBR mourn.
The Further Liable untiety ot lilo
m Norwalh Baptist churrh will
hold ill regular meeting next )londoy
evening in the torture room or the
church. illrnm llinghum, Yule. ‘93. non
oi It minions” to the Sandwich he
. hide. will ultimo: the running on the
work of the Itodentr’ Volunteer more-
m. which in the missionary mitot—
mien among the undead ot the III!»
Brat collate: and theological miner»
phtc orders trout Colonel Sheriden, late .
t their computes It one. to‘
a ”quota oi eighty-one men, according '
Rolls of Beauty
Wall Paper
in all variety of new shades, mlorsuml
designate what you will tiud itt our
handsome Spring stock. t Iur reputa-
tion for nrtiutlc wuli decorations, and
our diecrimlnntiug tntde in Sit'lt'i‘llllg
the flower of the designer and the Innu-
ulnottlrer, in no with-sprout! that Will]-
merit in tInIIet-tmry.
Well Papers.
Pnluhere’ i-lupplicu.
Artluto' Material;
l’lcluru Framed and Untreated.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting Illtl Paper Hanging.
' DECKER,
70 Worthington Btu-ct,
flotilli Norwnlk,
Conn.
Htorr opt-II eventual-I IIIIt
‘0 o't'lm'lt.
A meal wonderful exhibit or
i’OlllllOl llll OOILSTIO IOOIIEIS
.108 "
Easter Settings.
And i’Itntnloonltmu.
lew your order Itt IIIIoo tor It pair of [mot-or II
mlt mode to order in the mm emetic «tyltr
nod workmanship in the city.
ladle» ntI-l twill» unit» "hauled. l'rI-qu-Il, llm
put red, lhvlmrul. lit-lined. lieuulllcd, Ht'uII ml
and ltyml nt Ithort i’llflfl'u
A. J. ZINK.
tum-emu to W. It. amount.)
{mouth Mlllltbifttrl. ()ppunltr t’ity fluted.
TANDEM“!
”Billilll W... would
it. n pnir Imy hrolu- II or worn W" or II III-
I- yet: and tempo” Ililrltlltmlrli immi. Hltrnt it. t
whirl-rim ml in“! mm! the town! pm..-
“a wlm: mar plum n- In mt lrtliw l'IrI-sl rrrmtm r;
wimtru nflilllmfll Imprint-Ii. lltoc ~ “law. I II.
All work mainland Intel
um and art-«Mum It ‘ilrtmr’flm. mum
" THE renew
MAHAOKEMO.
One ot the heading Hotel- ot Wm
01mm
Hill In oifiim not
Wettihhol Wiyofl’dfi B'l'illorll
indented Fine Winn, Liquor
moi (1pm.
spot me file-not trots.
Banquets, and Sunday
CoursellLWnnernmcts.
Roth intimioeniwmemd
rumor lwoteruudoilhedlttl‘rh;
MW
Are you ownrc that Bull"? in no not"? itno E 4i
whtnh. he an. union:- to '
"WWW Wt!”
tnruiture dealer, to utility a claim or
“a ‘07 N M m M
Mr. Burnt: told u: sentinel.
understanding‘thut he ' '3
was $24. and payments were to be made
on the installment plan. Mr. Burnt:
further says he did not sign any estee—
ment.
The furniture was duly delivered
but, according to Mr. Burntz's story,
‘ the suite was not to his wite’s lilting.
and the nilowed tttoremainln the hall.
way, where it was deposited by Mr.
Keeler's delivery clerk.
Mr. Burnt: can he untitled Mr. Keel-
or that the furniture war not satisfac-
tory and that he refused to take it
back.
‘ The core will he settled; in court
next Saturday.
MAW.
Major R. Livingston hockey went to
New York. yesterday. to attend the
parade ot the Old Guard. 0! which he
is a member.
The cloudy weather must have frigh-
tened some at the people. as there was
not nearly so many pmeent at the
Methodist domino party in Crew's Halt,
last night as there were the last time.
Eight tables were tilled and Miss Em-
:nn ’Cushmnn and Frank R. Stevens
won the prizes which were very pretty
bunches of pinks. Those who were
there seemed to enjoy themselves. Coke
and cream was served.
Services in Baptist vrhureh Lord's
day morning. at Irma. Parlor C. it.
Hands will give an Illustrated talk to
the t-hlldrr-n, lollowvd by a. sermon.
Sublet-t: What the Christian Known
of Divine Love. lllhlo school at l2
o'clock. Evening prohrhlnn at 7:341,
when the pastor will Ilvllvcr the find of
1 series oi Srtblutth evening Iiisoouxcteu.
entitled. Happy Homes. and How to
.‘ll’ikf’ 'i‘hem. livuuiut: etIlIim-t: The
llomem-Whut it in. What it Should lie.
We r-xtvtul n I-ordiul invitatio‘ to one
out! nil oi throw nerriroh.
DAB!" AND rumor.
Miss Agnes Srolleld has purchased It
wheel.
Mohigzm lv'ltr- and Drum corps prer-
ilt'i‘ll, Thursday owning.
.ilrII. .lmwph lluteu. at Stamford. hilt!
been visiting Sir». Wilbur llutrn.
. m
The son of Andrew illoomqttlut is ill
of iit‘tit'ltii lever and lhl‘ houeo has been
quarantined.
Ernst Koch will no to Philadelphia
tomorrow to attend a «union oi the titt—
onw- committee «It the Hupreum l'flllllt'
Knight of the tioidvn ('Itulle.
Mrs. Matthew t'uliwn in \‘lrilllnfl her
IIrotlnr in Orange. N. .l. hire. i'ulln-u
itlli‘l’itll‘il the tuneful (It hit brother.
illvltard Wilson. in New York city,
m... .._..
llnrry St. lohn and llertmm [rerun-
Mill nut in .I luvul on ”dilation, on lip
'nnrmizlm road in iront oi the t'vrItu-r
school Thursday I tenlnrt i-orgunou on.
on then wrong II'tIl' oi tilt mud and «toy—
od there no loIIIrthIIISt. lohntIIrIII dtnIlIII
ed titer iii) long that St. John llll'lll'tl In
llit‘ leit to ovoid him. At the rotor tint:
lI'IrItIIIIon turned to the right. 5..
John Iill'lit‘k iii-rumour amidship. throw
him oil’ and Wrecking lIiII WltW'l.
Neither was hurt.
WWI.
Mrs. l’tlfl'y Avlusrtunu hi on It lliltilv
um trip to Norwatlit today.
_._._ . "a...
litre. lleulmn ("mutt-tut and two I-iIll
dreu ore visiting hPt’ mrente. Mr. and
”I'll. Middlclyrmk. oi Stamford.
hire, 8. i’. Fitch in Ivuh'rtnlnlnz her
Itrululduuuhtrr. Mine Ethel Filth. oi
itiduewood. N. .l.
Willie llnwlntnn. while playing in
the horn in»: week, tell Mid limit» hiII
ion. "i' in doing well.
It. ll. l’ltrh illitl lIrlrle worr- urn-ted
ivy IIIIltI II turn of Iwrnnnderu on Wed-
nmdny evening. with plmly oi murir‘t.
iIoth rot at and instrumental. They
were impltnbly Ivntertnlnml and air»
portm with hm wishes for the happy
maple.
arms Arm unmet.
- “Mow”.
Alwan'mlltolrltmiey
entire. Inner.
The I-holr of the South Norwulll trou-
Irrmntionnl rhurrh were an outer not»
per hunt night. tiller the choir retreat»
ml. in m at the mime: omlrtlnt.
Walter P. Manley: the motto. Mm
Herbert W. film. end the new or-
gnnlet. Harry J. Zehnt. The oceanic":
m with colored. Emilee were
made. arming regret tint the pine-
ut relatlou “hung between the Mr
mint and members of the choir were
to he meted.
rm]! unions unnoueo.
I): hummer! Pm.
W April tit-Where one u more
munitioummmhm
urorotnhlteelcr.nflorwnllt-
it mom it rolled his wile. The price ~
”a!“ rigt
far I?
sell second hes}
in the quality 0
good.
we sell
caring gives the hat a chance to tell
. ‘ filialway stells the
our as you are that ‘
your at should believe rightly-tell oi hon-
EStilltfi and dyeflsusiam our reputation as
If its wrong, let us
e sell as good nDerby as can he made
The wearing will tell you so W;
for 32. Only difference Is
the fur used in their mak- .
ing. Color {Ind shape will stand the test. a
Our Meigs & Co. Special at 31. 50 IS specially
We promise the same for the Alpines
arl, browns and black 35 and
32. For 11ml? heads, 31. 50 and 98c. Out-
ing Cap 5 25a. 48c..i 31.
We ll be glad to help you to Gloves and
Neckwwr and Hosier oi the right sort if
you’ll permit us to.
nishings are here.
pans to».
BRIDGEPOM'. CONN.
Open Monday. My and Saturday Evenlnn.
he very newest lur-
has (-I. cry virtue that
lard lacks. Lard ll; 13 many izmlts that
Cottolene )5 without. Cottolene Is composer!
of refined cottmiscui oil and carefully prepared , ,fl
beefsuet and is Its pure, healthful , and nutritious as '-
As good u the best -
olive oil {or in II g and better than an} other Inu-
tlte ltigheet grade salad oil.
tcrinl {or shortening, Cottolene I5 even
more economical to use than lard.
The genuine ('ottIIiene in mid morywt. - re in
one to ten 1mm!)
utnrn~mthudrnf nzhi l'lt‘i" 1 1mm In r.” Ill-
plant wreath-on awry tin. Not guaranteed it
told in any oil» r '1' Mode only by
any line. wl it our tratio- I 7‘ '
Till I. K. PAIIIHXK COMPAKI'. Chicago. St. Lotti; New York. Montreal.
WANTED
Old Gold and Silver.
()lIi fluid or Silver of any kind; old broken or discarded
Watt-lm, t‘ilstim, Jewelry, Swine, elm, in any condition.
FULL CASH VALUE WILL Bil PAID FOR Llll AlOllllT,
.M. Mr ~-
A. W. ' AUSTIN, Jeweler,
Opera House Block,
Norwnlk. Conn.
Strip-foot. Yer Cent
ill the lIIIsiIIII-nt Incuof this vouutty die poor. lly prompt
attiou “it may t‘St'Ilpt' by applying tmlny fut onuof the
(‘ tillllfli'tli' ut General lilmlt l‘ll poliI-ics.
absolutely IIIIII-fIIrl'citIIlIlI-z is t‘tlHll in old age.
l.'llIIIIIIIII~IlieII, agent, South
tirulurs upply to h'. S.
Norwulk, CIIIIII.
Curtis but little;
For pur-
The Home Paper.
Nothing token it» pin-'0'.
new-r will he.
grit-III all ”ll' people in town.
lIIIu-pnrnlvle.
home it.
let llIrmIglt the loved [mu-r,
'rht‘fl' in no .“lllt'lllllllt' and there
It in unique til!" original, holding in it» llrtti
'l'iw wtmrnnd ll .- Implt- on.-
Their tIIII-rmo- or» both mutual, and they lmth
The only [InII-iiI-nl Why of liltl’ih’lfllg [lune lumpio
The Evening Sentinel.
Notice~City Taxes.
WW..-
The taxpnym oi the City or firmth
Norwnik are herelry hutllletl that the
city trot of nix mill» on the dollar. laid
on the lily amendment lint ot Im. at It
city Int-suing held at Arion llull, on
Medium turret. on the ill! tiny oi
him it, lid-3. aim the llhrnry fund tor
til IIIII'Ittitrtrtor mill till the duller. laid
Irt tiw more time. will in- due and my-
uhlv on the entrant! day oi hilly. tour, at
whirh time i will rt-ueivu the trout» at
Jami: lit. Lnytnrt'e otllre. No. 5 [Mile
run-t t'iaee. emu: at the rote or
'tl'llv till per Witt. n yrar trout Mny 2.
ill“ will he rimmed on till ltilitI ru-
ntulI-Ilnrr unpaid after June e. rm.
hull-lit l’x'tl' in
(anterior oi tom of the t'ity of South
Noronllt.
south Now-tit. Conn" April It, tilts.
all im
‘ Thou-e "idiot om: {m .3...
have here redo!“ loltenltlt try One
mute amt: am It quickly rum
mm. on bronchitic, vitamin.
miner. out .m all m and
low Iii-em I. it. Weed. Mail: a
mu. .
ll LC. Rim. Mb
I ,
We can sell you
Bicycles at al-
most any price
you can to pry
irymt went a tlummgh-
ly rt-llohln Ittwlwtlnit'
ltinyt'ltr. (hits that will
hold in» own in any
company, "It may
and. loony mother.”
any time and will he 3!
good thi rmfl ”ill!
your. the 0 ill 31“? ht
the wheel tor you. (in
Mill: or dale, smooth or
mugh, you can treat
your hum on no 0r»
lent. 'l'hnt'e, Milton
can he mitt «r Irene tit
mmmmn
in Motown.
Our lines are now open and we
invite inspection to our line of
both LADIES‘ and (ll'lN'l‘S’ Nobhy Footwear:
M. H. atoms,
50th Norwnlks" ’
t22 Washington street,
WW” modem tees
Vii. mim- s
Sealimg'lfi'uhuerp and Ch"
Store In the 3min Cities.
Studies are cordtah'g Knotted to inspect our“
Spring Stock oi
Skirts audWlDa'ts’ts.
\De hunt. the largest assortment in the clip 1
Our dresses are e.\\ tether made. ‘
K. Kruger,
Methane Mei Block. South Kenna
Till] [SllEllSiL
— v FOOD
V.— CHOPPER
ggg CHOPS ALL KINDS OF"
* ;;';FOOD into Clean Cut Unt-
":1le Pieces as VINE or__
COARSE on wanted.
Other machines chop meat
only. THIS DOES AWAY
wt’l'll Till: CHOPPING
BOWL ALTOGE‘I'HER.
CHOP: Potatoes. Meet.
Apples Cabbage. Breed.-
EVERYTHING.
A machine you will use
everyday. Call and see it.
NASH St VAN SCOY,
OBI. ION” Ill! AID WEST Milli“.
"Freight Line,“
BETWEEN
nonwnut, some NORW
AND new YORK.
PROPEkLtR.
ottlortdddun and
Norwalk Chronicler