[tattlhoin (
biaawoodsn l.
laat
II an»: m spoh'ah on
lot-tum 1 south and so
01.000 oi barley, valued at
York. April 23—0. V. Dear-
, mt oi the American ship Shen-
_. “said in reierence to the above
that he had heard irom trust-
it sources that it was not his
- “but the British steamship Shen-
, bound irotn Newport News.
13, ior Liverpool. that had been
The American ship, he raid.
that should be due in Liverpool
”on!” or tomorrow at the latest.
an“ nacaoarrzauoa.
float-anoint: not want no
: Hou- Doormat! Today.
By Associated Pro-a.
Washington. April 23~The House
“flat at 10 o'clock this morning in pur-
nuance oi the order made yesterday in
order to expedite the passage oi the
my reorganisation bill. which the de-
mt doema imperatively necesaary
J the earliest possible moment. Mr.
Krill, chairman of the committee on
‘a‘uiitary alairs. called the bill up im-
Zfladiuoly alter the reading oi the
jaunt.
The bill has been materially momma
am it was recommittod by the
m a fortnight ago. it provides ior
the three battalion formation and gives
bland oi 100 privates to each in-
iaiitry company. It authorises 25 reg.
hints at iniaotry to be recruited up to
nintal oi 31m enlisted men in time
d war. the recruitment oi ten cavalry
ruthenium to ”.000 men, seven rog-
boats at artillery to a total of ”.457
7”. and the engineer battalion to 75:!
pan, making a total strength 01 undo
III.
_ it provider: that nothing in the act
:flll be construed to authorize a per-
m increase oi the commissioned
# Inflated loree beyond that now pro-
villad ior by law, except as to the ln’
nus-a oi twenty ilve majors. The lol-
flowing important proviso waa oiierml
” ill! committee as an addition
WM That in the event at n roll
by the president ior either volunteers
1" the militia oi the country. the prenl
c” h authorised to new the unotaa
in”! oi the various stairs and tor
including the District oi Co
1““ II manlmi under the laws of
a. not“ and mritoriaa.
“fir. linil bririiy explained W o!
is austere- oi the mu. to mold the
WWMtMsrmyuai present
‘ was not elrlooi in time at
with only am privates. it placed
II no to each company in the
3 liar, and the regular army.
m coat on a peace looting nation
” par saaaai, was merely ornamen-
" The number oi privates in each
.mmptamilhibe biliat
do m with the organization oi
national guard in the anatomy at
.lsiiaaiauautaonurvmoi
Wisdiiwamytoeiima
iatltfiaat the emit-at polliblr
‘ “Wisteria wooluor
W to rattle the trim”?
W
‘ wrmuaaw roan heath.
‘ . April
at W lineman May recur»
unto aanatrii hora tin. tritium
- ' or are man we
. at the international imitate
can. ant-i «on hands. rm
*- that the when at the
MaMbWW ‘
_ ically ior a couple oi weeks as today.
' Secretary Sherman saidvhe had no
, and examined by the Span- '
‘haen spoken recently, 'and lodging '
. mmcwflandayi at the W ,M
on] hour. ' "
murmur
ad in Washington
3! Associated Prus.
Washington, April zF-Presldaat Io-
Kinlcy was ob early riser today. and at
9 o'clock Webb 0. Haye'a and General
Hastings. his gueata, had iolmd him ’at
breakiast. lie wasln excellent spir-
lie. The President is gaining a little
more rest than usual now. and it is
said he had not appeared ao'wall phys-
Secretary Sherman bad“ a short in-
terview with the president at 10 o'clock.
In view at the persistent circulation oi
the revived report that he would tender
his resignation, the call attracted some
attention," but when asked about it,
knowledge at any iurther changes in
the cabinet. At hail-past ll Attorney
General Briggs and Secretary Alger en-
tered into a conicrence with the Presi-
dent. the two arriving separately.
Senator,Alllson. oi lowa. chairman oi
the Senate committee on appropriar
lions, also was with the President ior a
little while.
wan umoa manna '
It is m flint it Villl’rodnu.
About $100,000,000
By Amciatod Press.
Washington. April 23-‘l'he war rev—
enue measure was introduced in the
House that beiore adjournment this ai-
ternoon. it is estimated that it will
produce about $100,000,000 in revenue
The tax on beer. ale and fermented ll-
quors is increased irom $1 to $2 a bar-
rel, but no rebate ior unused beer or
destroyed stamps is allowed. The tax
on tobacco and snail is increased to l2
cents a pound. upon cigars to it a thou-
sand. weighing more than three pounds
per thousand. and 82 on cigars weigh-
ing less than three pounds per thou-
sand: it upon cigarettes weighing more
than three pounds per thousand and $2
on cigarettes weighing less than three
pounds per thousand.
[Pm ”It" 0110“:st
Blanca and BiaArnty complimented
on their Mada-tn.
Madrid. April 23, l0:25 a. m.—~Thi-
Spanish Senate watt organized today.
ihescnntora innit the customary oath.
and the t‘nban Senator, Senor Piendo.
iriiriied ('aptain General lilanco'anil
the Spanish army in (‘uha on ill! on
llllliilflitiu they are allowing infill! ile-
Il'flti‘ oi Sunni-uh territory.
in View oi Illi.‘ unanimity at all [Hi
litivnl parlioa in iavor oi the liberal
government. the Queen Rotten! haa r»
licratod her confidence in Premier 8a
guilt and iheroiore all (car oi a minis
lcrial crisis baa lurch averted.
The report oi the capture of the Am»
nriran line steamer Paris by a Spanish
r'rtilarr aroused the [realest eacltomom
hero. and iavnrably unwind prlI-es m.
lbw lhiursc.
amour W“.
Van“ bo'aiaowtad atria-satin th-
raniptu islands.
Mutton. April 23-Tbe Evening News
publlahca a despatch iron! iiinanporo.
aayina: ”l ant iniortncd on the high-
at rebel authority in oil- l'hliilpint'
laiahda. through a roomieatiai chan-
nel. that an American protectorate
would be welcomed at. present. as a
scanning of public satiety. pending the
creation at a returned administration.
"There ht ream to toilette that the
spahlah mall howl isle do Adidas!)
ililndanao'll will he captured brim
she arrivaa at flayla. More starting
she was provided with ilriilah and
ltnasian 0m. and painted out the
more oil bar iuhnola. iii limitation oi
the atrsmm oi tin: limisu Iari. a
nothbrr hi which are on their way to
port Arthur. Admiral ihwey learned
oi the scheme iron: (iron-val ice. ea
April it.
A Ward inane! Spanish taail
aim has mow! two iiaaiaria
hold iirias aim and two Konra-
(data. ‘l‘hc litter will not lam the
shoot at the discharge oi the m. We
tag to the wuhartat oi the Irina.
Milkmen. Itaavr avatars to he a
regular iroasrlant.
llertbam‘Wesi"
WWW” hm the meal
but triathlon was he titai
but.”
Dilworthaoeasedhltaoithoihnlianl
ha coniusad, giving up the stolen dihf
maid.
maintains. comm
Cornelia Carter. with at Alireti Com»
stools. oi New Canaan, died in Newark.
Wednesday. The remains ware taken
in New Canaan and the tuners! was
held from the Con: agational church
this morning. Rev. . . School: and
listed in the services. The deceased
was a sister at Stephen Comstoch, oi;
Norwallt and was a prominent l). A. il..l
woman. Several members oi the Nor-
wallt chapter attended the funeral.
Pilm'lw’l‘lON FOR CAPE 00!).
By Anociated Pr'eaa.
Mlddieboro, Mann, April WA move-
ment to obtain better protection oi the
Mauachuaetta sea coast along Cape Cod
and the island shores of Barnstable.
Dukes, and Nantucket counties. has
culminated in an appeal to Governor
Wolcott to call a special electidti in the
thirteenth Congressional district in or-
der that the vacancy caused by the
death oi the lateCongressman John
Simphina may be filled and this excep-
tionally large seaboard district have a
personal repreaentative in Washington.
THEY PAY THE BILLS.
One at the restaurants tucked away
in an inconspicuous aide street is con-
ducted on a very unusual system. says
the New York Sun. The proprietor is
a ioreigner and most at his patrons arc
oi his own nationality. There are not
a gmt many oi them and 'anybody
who goea to the restaurant would be
led to believe iron: the limited number
oi guests that there could be very lit-
tle profit in maintaining the place.
That is quite true. and its survival year
alter year is the more surprising ior
that reaaon to the casual patrons who
have observed the small number oi
persona who seem to find their way
thorn. 'l‘ho unfailing guests who are to
be seen in the restaurant every night
are all iureigners. and it in evident to
anybody train their behavior that they
are influential with the proprietor.
They are even said to control the are
leciion oi the menu. and their wishes
are those observed by him, his Amcrlo
on t'iltlltlmi'm playing only a small
part in the aystcm by which the res-
aurnht in t'tlflilili‘lflI. This had always
maxed rm enigma to the persons who
went lht'l’l‘ irregularly. who did not
know that it was to those iew foreign,
“is that they were indebted for the our
mrmnity to dine there at all. These
men, in order to keep in exlatrnre a
place which provides a menu so much
'n their taste. guarantee that the re—
wipts shall always be equal to the es-
peoaea. whatever the contributions to
lhiil rmilt irom mitaide aouwoa any
in» It at tho ellil oi the year the no
prom an touch earned the receipt! that
the restaurant would not he carried on
they come to the rescue and mart Il‘ii’
arabliahmnnt on a mood basin again.
They do thin immune there in no other
place in New York which no well suits
their tantra. The little oataiiliahmriii
ta known to many persona in Nrw Yuri:
not tea! are acquainted with the ar-
anaemem by which it. "tints-tire la as-
“"3”“.
”In lIl’lN' leap your will an out oi as»
Latent-e entirely." explained an alman~
it’ computer to a Sitar rewrier. "but.
too two alike and no duplicates.
WW,
‘i'hdraa always a crowd oi handsome
-sialslathls*£aertionoiihom ai-
waysmthigguw to loot ior. it is
alsrgedepartmeatandthoobalvum
always iull “oi the bent and choicest
goods that reach the markets.
At this writing we have tour single
dress lengths in silk and mohair Cra-
pon, traverse and choclt elects. that
range in price ironi $18 to $20 each—-
Also wool and or hair crepons. pout.
bly eight to ten diliereni cliecta, that
style. figures. and some that have no
are just thing ior shirtwbnyadcre
special design—iron: $1.25 to $2.15 a
yard. They are all exceedingly hand—
some.
And Grenadines. all—wool and wool
and mohair-«black. oi course—4n
'chechtl.“,‘liripes and figures. varying
iron: 43 to to incite. in width. ior it a
yard and upward.
ONLY A FEW.
We are matting a special oiiering oi
Ostrich Feather final. for 83.89 each—-
regular valur- 35. These are special.
Our regular line at Ostrich l-‘eatlicr
Boas comprise a lull rangcpi pricey.
Complete in anortment.
FOR .PRING.
ladies’ black liberty silk Neck iiitil'n.
in great variety oi styles and root.
This means both by the yard and with
near! coda.
a
LACE CURTAINS.
Very satiatwtory reasons exist why
the present I? a good time to buy. An
examination oi the collection and a
knowledge or what the 'diiicrcnt pat
terns are now selling will explain
what those I't icons are. bots and iota
oi new goods.
“AMERICAN quztu "
Register your name this month if
you want it ior .1 whole year free. To"
cents a copy aiwn you don't register.
ThD.M.READCO.
«TRIS A» “4 "aHY
TT , i1»
N0 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Oil Cloths and Mailings.
. As dprtng approaches, and with it comes warm weather, the thought: of bounded!!-
iog is uppermost in the minds of all housekeepers. Right here we wish to any that we
are showing the largest line of Oil Clothe and Mailings, and that our prices on them
we guarantee to be right. We have the very best make of Oil Cloih’ in all widths, arid
in all qualities, irom the cheapest to the very best. Our Mattings were bought before ; ,
the change in tariil' advanced the price, and We are able to sell them as cheap as they ,
have ever been sold. We have a full line of Chinese and Japanese, both in straw and /
cotton warp in all the newrat patterns and colors , ’
O
_Housefurnishing Dep’m’t.
It 3011 find that your Litchtn or china closet wants replenishing we are prepared to
furnish you with anything in that line that 3 on may want. All our goods in this line
are first qualit3—ziot imperfect or seconds... .We sell a. good broom for 19c; wood pails
10c; beat laundry soap 3c cake; White Rock lime, 3lb cans, 9c; carpet tacks, all sizes;
tack hammers and tack pullers; carpet sweepers; carpet boaters; white wash; paint and ‘
scrub brushes We also carry a full line of window shades, in all qualities, from 25
cents up. ' '
TRIST RAM 8: HYAT T Norwalk, Conn.
LOOK TWICEM
Below you pay exorbitant prices for Ladies licndy-uiadc Suits and Sepmato Skirts.
'l'imusautls do so etcvy day without looking.
Ladies” all wool mixed suits ........... . ........................ $5.98
liluc and black diagonal silk=~liited jackets. . . ...... . ........... .. 9.77)
Brown ken-toys, silk lined jackets. . .. ................... . . 8,50
lirny ohm int suits, silk liuctl jackets ........... . ................ ‘l ‘38
Blue and IllaiIi all wool serves silk lined jackets}~ L7)", 9. Oil 9.50, 1000
SEPARRTE SKIRTS.
lighted liriliautiue, Russel lining ......... $l77i, . 35,3 75
I’ lain Iu'ilinutiuo, Russel lilting ........ $2 .lll $3.00, $3. 50
Black Scotch worsted, Russel Iiuotl .......... . ..... .35 ill)
Blue and black surges, 4 yards wide. . . $3.75, $4.25, $5.00
THESE ARE WAR PRICES!
SCOFI ELD & HQYT, 83 Washingtonst..$o .Norwalk.
'I‘llE EVENING SENTINEL
IS THE. BES'I‘ ADVERTISING
MEDIUM IN NORWALK.
W.
it will not norm ior 800 years. we
oar‘oa'i much personal lotorrat in the
event. in the ordinary tvmrae oi ove-
villa. lilo» would be leap year. but it
will not it“ in the cialt'uhilml. In orb.
or words, while it don occur it don
rot «our, amply lmtm it la not in
lilo qmmcnt that Ii shall «wear. The
any is a loan one. but it can be twieily
told. an that the strange portion can nil-
rtarataati it wiibtmi thin-h dilcalty.
to not. in the arrangement oi the in:
Jan calendar. In do” were. dropped
to an to get this” running on the then
new but the present heal: oi calculate
big time. tin as to keep things m»
nina riaht. it was determined that in
ya” nation a roomy aboard not in
Moat-stile. except every tomb canto
Tiroa‘therr war no loop year in i
lm nor 19,00. It is, or at low wan.
rather tonal! on the Indira who him.-
rpm-l advantages in leap year. ior it
is the only year that it is proper for
m to propme imvrs in twar‘
dam. hot it has aiwaya been an is that-
toraalaetiag wow-ant“. aura always
Mina reaaosa ior reatrirtiag their
printout.
“The ladi’en on left aaain in ll".
hattboaghthmwiilaatbamrai
those who no ill! who will m m.
W W.“
w“.
nth. tttt.
Milli“. ill 8"
int innit. iii, iii. ill.
tat Sill.
I'M ill. 8”. l“-
flifllii We
m. iii.
There in rail normal the Aillllllciili l‘ilAi’htllii. iii: taut :50 Bicycle in the marlin. lieu option. in yin rmk hurts. t
largest, Oldest and Most Reliable fiycleiealer in the Norwaiks.
LUTHER M. WRIGHT.
WINK.“
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MIWMN'H.
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Norwalk Chronicler