. ”is received in Nor-
,1. p late. The latest alter-
' at the New York papers
this city rarely ever con-
that is later than no to 1
Wm have nests as late as
.«news is up toszzo
Pre- Comments.
Yeti Herald.)
are many who have wished
‘ McKinley that war
averted. There are none who
last with him that it must be
Twit! vigor and celerlty to a
' wt peace. On this issue the
_ is one, the American people
m All elorts (or peace having
In vain. the banner of the lie-
~ mantis [or right and conscience
‘ and civilisation. Under it
Amie will rally with their lives
instants. and to its defence will
led the entire military and
m o! the United States.
V illew York San.) ‘
ills held of war. undoubtedly
‘3‘... .and it the Spanish ileei
‘ battle or is forced into a great
my Museum. hostilities
how to a speedy issue by
complete m oi it. But
w confidante oi that is not fit-
, h the situation. it would be wis~
. m, to cultivate in the ptbiic
when to endure a little. ' n. has—
' which may he protiseird even
the late autumn it not into the
. This war is a job we must
Mb to the end, and deliberation
serve our purpose for better than
on, so that when we strike
sets-i blow. it may he stunning.
stations! Guardsmen have their
psehed ready to start for
,ats‘a hour's notice. They are all
h We call IIIMII none oi
. users the proposed trip in the
' at s «tamer noting: the tellows
rsssrd war as a picnic never go
he” to get undeceived.~—New
News.
m KAY RAVI IAILKD
W aw“..—
. . Delis! that the lpanisl»
will try to Surprise Us.
By Associated Press.
April 23. 10 a. m.—~’l’he can
the Spanish steamer Btteaa Vent
the United litates cruiser Nash—
voll Key West. yesterday. hue
’ the greatest indignation. the
. claiming that hostilities are
‘ apprised to the commend.
pets 01 this city character
“hire at the vessel as an art
’ and Manor at international
. it til the Yankees.”
“Ill! rumored that the ilpanlsh
”I all!!! from the {law Von
but its destination is not at»
‘ . it is believed the llpanlali
w will suddenly appear and
m;
aasssas wsawso.
‘ By Associated Press
. April raw-rho nary tic»
" . is tally aware of the where
the battleship Dramas sad the
Iarietta. but its certain rm
”is positively decline to
the vessels are. whether or
' have been ordered to return
or in tutti. to rash»
. , slant the. further than
have so apprehension lot
at '
thatthedepartmesttiss
' inhavstiieenataiasderot
u‘ methylriesdsasdwarsed
‘ also-tinttesmutae
R the tissaiai sadism Tem-
“Aminthepnlhuflhe
’hsrwartntheltortltstd»
‘ _ mmwsrtm.
I! W Press.
3'. l5, April Winter”
and asset tantra-atone at
, - haves a sat»
W. mils
RAVI m com 1333 GP
Spring and Slimmer Styles
tron woman I
3H0! NATL)!!!" FIT,
All!) GUARANTEED 1N QUALITY AID P3102.
' GIVE U5 A CALL. '"
an Washingtowstroae sooth “network.
tnrmstlss isthatabepasssd
the Usard yesterday arming.
Republican moot-sot the whys and ,
meanshaveagresduponawarrcvenue‘
bill. Chairman Dinghy will introduce
it this afternoon
The naval militia at the {allowing
states have been ordered to report at
once to man the auxiliary ships: New
York militia to the Yankee: llsrrlaad
to the Dixie; Michigan to the Yosemite,
and the llaisachusetts to the Prairie.
The army reorganisation bill was
pasedbythellouseath 45p. of
The capture of the Boom Ventura
has caused the greatest indignation in
Madrid, it being claimed that hostili-
ties are not yet supposed to have new
[All SIRE llflllill
Variant flaps and illshaps es the
Other Side at the River.
dtrs. Augusta Zolis and daughter
Ethel, of West Haven, are being ens
tsrtatncd by fire. L. A. Burdiek. oi
Fort Point street.
Governor Murray. at St. Johns, x. 10..
has issued a neutrality proclamation.
A steamer at Liverpool today rainy
ed to take a cargo olgun cotton. etc.
believed to he intended for the United
States government.
At 1:45 p. m., the Senate adjourned
until Monday. No business was done
Edward Tronnaen's bicycle was tak-
en from his trout pisses last Wednes-
day night. It was found by W. B. Sta-
plea son in the vacant lot near the
new school house. lie returned it to
1tr.’1‘rounson. yesterday. i The saddle
had been lowered. it is supposed some
A oonoooiosnts videdinthe
8500 pro small person took it.
new war tariil in the term of three per
cent. 10-20 bonds. Certificates of in-
debtedness of $100,000,000 to bear three
per cent. interest are also provided tor.
The Spanish torpedo boat Audits.
which is undergoing repairs at Cork. is
still in doclt. There is no truth in the
report that she left here about the time
the Paris lelt Southampton.
The reported capture or the Paris
has aroumd great excitement in Mad-
rid and favorably aliected prim on the
Haunt-in Scenes and Experiences in
the Lite of Christ will be the nutrient
presented by the pastor at the East
Avenue Methodist Bpiscopfl church.
tomorrow morning. Jerome Smith will
lead the Revival band meeting at 6:45.
lie will be supported by the entire
hand. Rev. A. J. Smith will preach at
7:30 from Just Before the Battle.
A despatch lrom Singapore says the
Spanish mail beat his de Midaml
tMindauo) will probably be captured
by the United States cruisers belore
she arrives at Hayla.
The Spanish Senate war organised
today and Blanco was congratulated on
the enthusiasm shown by his army.
The Focus Ventura is still aground
airspicions that she was scuttled by her
they Claim the Oaptarn at the Duane
Vsntarawaslllsgal.
By Associated Press.
Liverpool. April fl—urrlsgs & com-
the owners at the Spanish
Buena Vontura'. captured yesterday at!
Key West by the United States cruiser
Nashville. have issued a signed protest
against her capture.
They say the cargo of the steamer
belongs to British merchants and was
insured in Great Britain. They add
that the steamer lett Ship island on
April it, so her captain was not aware
at the outbreak oi war.
Finally. the owners of
Ventura claim the capturi- was illegal,
as there has been no lormal declaration
at war and the ultimatum’oi President
McKinley had not expired when the
steamer was salted.
TODAY 1' 'ALL seam.
Yesterday's Gains Party Lost More
lly Annotated Press.
Wail street. lurid a. [IL-"Th? rinse in 1.
New York gave strcnsth to Americans
in the early dealings in Motion.
gains were partly lust More the ovum-
rc. Owing to this auction ten
lent-y in lnuritmthetoneat iheopenlug
was somewhat hraitating. and
though gains were the rule they were
small and did not earned a hall in the
timer and Metropolitan
were up a point and lit. Leah and flan
Pmncisco first prr'ltm'ctl lost m.
Wall street at it a. m.r-~’l'he market
shaded till alter realising.
buying met the decline and prices grad
daily ailvanml a point of more.
stwialtlm were specially strtmg. lflllfil“
m rising over two per rent.
it u'cim'lt tlw market lmcamv- intensely
till" on the reactitm.
Wall street. noon-Tho upward morn.-
mest til prim was resumed turns the
publication at the bank statement. and
top prices were made. The spirits
stocks worst- sonic-unu- in the trading.
The closing was dull and my below
the heat at traction-l not rains.
more shares.
mammal.
Impressive losses Attending the You
oral of lsaator 'slthall.
By Associated Press.
Washington. April 234% capitol
was draped in mourning today and
liags on the marble pllc were at ball
stall. At noon the Senate was called
murder to pay a tribute oi restart-t in
Him. Edward t'ary Walthali. into time
tor ironi Mississippi.
The remains of tiruiator
were rtrnveyvti tn the ottoitol last t'l‘rlh
log and were lying in atatc in mi in
blc room at the donate until it u‘rtrirlt
today, when they were pismt in
Renata chamber is the arts in trout oi
the Wt’a dealt.
ileum Wslthall's dealt and
on lbs “in late were draped in black.
The casket was covered with floral ot—
«tn-ran illtlltiilAtt t‘tiliilttl.
lly Associated l’rm.
t'leveianti. April nwv’l'he
cutter tin-sham has been maternal to
salt at aims tor the Atlantic roast and
probably will get away some time in»
. She will he rut its two at Wien—
lsirs is order to serial: a» mo
through the canal. it is said the t‘sl
assists W tritium: an m
tisu to the (liveliest casein through
i’romptly at m “ambient its»
bart's gavel tell. calling the ilenste to
order. The llettators occupied seats
on the Mt side at the chamber. while
membrts oi the NM or Represents
lives occupied stats on thrrigltt side.
The dipimtle «spa. headed in its
desa. Sir Julian l‘anrteeiole. mote-t
seats directly in train at the seats at
sits-hers ol the House Tito mists
lattices ot the Supreme t'onrt. Pml‘
dent fiellisley and six mothers at his
cabinet. ttlrrretsry has and Matisse-
ter liarith being usable in its present),
were also sits-slants at the m
mam st sings: .. Mn-
om. amt roe. A. ll. ms.
marina seats is treat at the, hunt
Windscreen-streets wsrvthe
members and intention» retailers st
”Will-OWN"
”MWmtm
Allerismstisshltn.) it Hit-
mmmmmmM‘
thorns-”mammal“
“Mhmflmtkw
Wilts
entrants-Esra
llnytls Theatre,
All the week has, commencing
MONDAY, APRIL l8ilt.
ThecranePlayers
ao-eaocLa-oo
WI! 3. ll. t'ltANlaiu the woodertol
I. Intern. toga. in the grand
and realistic pmdmiun
rrloinmt theirown plays, Ilvo years the
turn oi J. It. Waite'a t' simpaay
tumours Special We «em-no
tam by m tum Nimrs'nndothera
80?!!! "ID. WIGHT Mm
an extensive In»
New Specialties between titencta.
Opening l'lny—~"llaiy‘s lhnghters."
Evening prices. In. '51 and hicents.
latlneo prices, children 1*, adults are.
Bantam meals at l’hlatrd'snnd (lien.
dcning’s drug atom.
aosfifX'E hENEFiT.
stirs ‘llilillll, it. leash,
. Wednesd’y even, Apr. 27.
Oompaolssln lassachnsattaara Addo
lag Sapidiy to their Insulin-a.
~ By Associated Press.
. April scrum
are tour inlantry companies and a bat—
tery ln'this city. Company (3. Second
regiment. ol the light ititantry. receiv-
ed 20 applications in the twelve hours
following the governor's notice.
night the Emmet guards, Company 6.
Ninth regiment. received twice as many
applications as required. Company A
and Company it Second r. giment have
also received many applications. as has
also Battery 8. Second regiment. There
was great enthusiasm when the pr'csi-
dent's proclamation was announced.
Barnard, Sumner and Putnam. the dry
goods dealers. have announced that all
employees going to the war will re-
ceive hall my white in the aurvice and
will be reinstated on their return.
The Emmets expect to go into camp
tonight with the Ninth regimt.
Sparkling t'tmiic Operetta,
SHRINK, or lithium Belle.
intensely amusing situations.
Beat amateur talent in Norwalk.
by n brie! nmsicnle and
reading. .
have reserved acnh at i’laiated's and trien-
rienlng‘a. There are many guidance yet are
sold. The inverse will :wmnaardate about no
additional not mt'd. w it
area's.» A Oboe: Q “Australasian-r;
VI LURBLE
PRIVATE utmost
Public Auction!
Will soil by Writ. motion. on
Wednesday. April 27,
tint, hr 3 WC] ..m'i; Mi
i'alrss previously mil-t “Edit” place now
v if! r,
GEORGE S. GREGORY.
I“ In“ Ave" Norwnllt.
wash-rest riynwned and mu
Ric-ti by the late l'nltsvd Mam iienahn. tints
Perry. and mint nearly taunt. Int an int
.4 cm on mirth line. mi '5': tee: tit-s son
mmtis line. running hatch in Srsrwaik liar gov
llmmtslaathirtuntl momma-i its-all
materi- lm neonate. litres him and in
Hide-ind" lltsra wither-ac nmbulfl‘bml
murmur Warden. trim and elastic
tram. l’lm view at firms hilt. Haiti: “mwalit
and Hawaii Miter limtrlr "in (ms live
their. Vite lllllhliil'l til \nvvmik and an.
urinate-mt Noam Servant stations. Flume
owner otmteot the lines! residences in Not
«molars
t-srtiratsn or Tatum a minim
“Wt? aim, is». S-rtwaih m st't‘ri it-
7!. LA ti'allstvm Namath. ailm-
quality. at 25c.
new real value ”95, for this sale per
pair $1.25.
lrmtt nrt Vin-t avenue. m tn-t wide in rear ‘Jl
NORWALK, com
Highest Qualities.
, Lowest Prices.
We have arranged that the coming week shall be one of great money
saving opportunities. Prices on staple and seasonable merchandise lll
many cases out almost one-half. It is not necessary to dwell on the
merits of our sales, as you are fully aware that we advertise only and
exact] y things as they are.
.. SPECIAL VALUES FOR SATURDAY AllD MONDAY.
401T$ “4:15: 1:: Wk stocking, Dl'eII Goodl. ' 5°” "'0' of trimmings. braids and.
. 'v '9‘ mm" lots. at 5.10 19 and 25c just a."
souls. would be a bargain at 19¢ a pair. The 13'5“ and most complete 8" regular price;- ' one
Come quiet: and get your portion at MM! "i Cum” 100 dosen ladles’ leather mus t.
lZlfie a pair. 10 pieces fancy checked settings, an ' all
the popular colors. real value 38 .
Ladies' ”mm "5”. blah neck and extra value at 60c. tor these days per la! 25c. ' spec
short sleeves. sizes 3 to it. regular 25c 1"“ 3“" pambric corset covers lace and
grade. but somewhat imperfect. com- 50 inch pare soot French an Eu- llhmhurg trimming, {our styles. regu-
mouly called ”Mill run," a wonderful glish Twills in all the new total. V's/l; la} value, 38, (or these two days 25.
Win, mp 15¢, ue 8619, special 60c. ' Ladiea' white skirts, umbrella style,
so doaen men's neck starts. regular 2? inch black satin Duchesse. extra 759 “I!“ {or 509.
prices 251: and 38c . at 18¢ each. fine quality. sold by most dealers at ladlu’ umbrella skim. deer runs.
Men's muslin night shirts, the well “.50. Our price ".00. trimmed with Hamburg edging, raga.
known Matchleas make. all the name 45 inch black. silk gum, crepon. very I" price, 98. for these days, 75.
implies. "solar prices 69" and 756 for well suited for dress skirts. regular A "’3“ ””"mm °‘ MW “We"
mm sale only 50¢, value “’50. [or these days ”’00, skirts 25. inches to 31 inches long, at
Boys 'lancy outing shirts. ailsizes,45e 29. 39. 49. 59 69. and 75c. worth ball
as much more.
Ladles' tailor made suits. elqant
1 case boy's double knee hose. extra
stout and elastic. regular value. 19, two
Swiss rutlle curtains. regular value pairs for 25'
$1.26 the pair. 85c. styles. well made and perfect titling
ladles' real kid gloves. i buttons. 2
clasp. and books. all the new spring mu“. tailor made-suits l 14 in
shades. value $1.25. per pair. 81. :0 years. nohby “n“. 37-50 to "5.
Tambour net-s. suited tor sash cnr- 5‘” ”'5' We “‘1‘ “I"! ”WI“ '9 Ladies‘ bicycle suits. made in the
English Nottingham lace curtains. all (ram 310 to 825. the suit.
talus. 12%, 19 and 25¢, ya“ 1-3 less "It! new plaids. and strip". M3111" latest style. all colors. at 87.50 and $10.
than regular prices. "le 38» 5““ "“9 ““98 I" “MW Our new shirt waists are the latest
in pieces bleached and cream table "5””an “d ‘0' this “'3 ”We ‘9' novelties. in prints. percalcs, sateen.
Damask. choice designs. very heavy 120 pairs of ladies' fancy hose sup~ madm. organdie. white plane and
Cloths. extra value 50c. porters. cost early in the season, 35 lawn. Prices 25c to $1. 75
1mm yards (ancy outing flannel. the a pain not many, but while they last. Abig line of ladies' separate skirts
tile quality. per yard 5c. l0 a pair. from $1.49 to 315.
Boston Store, Cor. Main and Wall Sts., liorwaik.
The Sentinel’s Want, For Sale and To Let Ads.
Bring Quick Retains.
light in [mm of indoor Tim isn taro bargains
for any gentleman or imam in minor» "to
w"! roomy. rain will use place nest day.
mples
transporw'twaan,
Muslim,
OtnBtGuted
If UNI“
Royal Pearl.
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Weanileatqsartrrslsr
School
Stpplies
Textbooks
Cssylistlts.
Pals.
2min
mmmu
m.
R. ii. mum,
elitist-m
u , ¥
Beat light Creamery Bauer, per iii, 33c.
Telephone 58-2.
AT SEYMOUR’S STORE.
in these exciting days when one hardly knows what the next step will be, we are
ready for all the trade that can be developed, and we make it our mission {0 furnish
W you with our
Fancy Gilt Edge Clitllltl'] Butter 4, lbs. in ii .;00 250. It.
to every buyer. Come and see as. Another invoice of Strawberry and Raspberry
Innis. at 15¢ a jar. American Food Co.’s Soups. 25c can. Celery Salad. 10: jar. Six
large hoses Matches, 25c Three pounds Fancy Head Rice, 25c. Three pounds Boss
Milli Crackers. 25c. Pearl Tapioca, 5c lb. Pearl Barley, 5c lb. Flour is on the ad-
vance; it is safe to boy at our prices. Fancy Apples, Tomatoes, Spinach, Lettuce, etc
C. E. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer, 33 Washington Street.
Public Walton”--.
is usually right, and judging from the crowds that buy of us we should as;
that it has given as the verdict for best goods at lowest prices. Poflow tile
crowdsami yonaresnretoberight.
s}
t
“Mon” or “lrloaa” cotton, 2 the for sac. .
Gold Dust, per package, 11;. , . . ~ .1 ,.
. Sugar Cured trams. per lb. “’0’. i . 2 " ,j i .4
, ‘ “par cured Ihouldera. nor its, in. . ’ . “
» Ctriatly Fresh lugs, 23 for file.
. “spoons Mills. per can, The. p:
1! lbs Granulated mar. w
’t
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