‘ 1mwlllh¢aoaeontretedstchlehav
Igrin:Americanlitt'ucllnrls has not
mm. 'l‘lio‘onlylov
,torastionommtdeistimeoepsmd
tooLisurdvestsrilumnlns.’
meanshsvaanodupoaawarremuo
hill. Chairmen Dinghy will introduce
it this alteration.
The naval militia of the following
stateshsvobeonordorodtoreportat
once to man the auxiliary shim: New
York militia to the Yankee; Miami
to the Dixie; lichigan to the Yosemite,
and the Massachusetts to the Prairie.
The army reorganization bill was
poled by the House at 1:45 p. In.
The capture of the Boom Venture
has caused the greatest indignation in
Madrid. it being claimed that. hostili-
ties are not yet supposed to hive eom~
meneed.
Governor Murray. of St. Johns, N. it.
has inserted a neutrality proclamation.
A steamer at Liverpool today refute
ed to take a cargo of gun cotton. etc.
believed to be intended for the United
States government.
At 1:45 p. nu. the Senate adjourned
until Monday. No business was done
today.
A3500H0t10000loan is provided in the
new war tart! in the form oi three per
cent. ill-20 bonds. Certificates of luv
dcbtedness of $100,000,000 to hear three
per cent. interest are also provided tor.
The Spanish torpcdo boa; Audaz.
which is undergoing repairs at Cork. is
still to dock. There is no truth in the
report that she left here about the time
the Paris left Southampton.
The reported capture or the Paris
has aroused great excitement in hinti-
rid and favorably alected prices on the
Bourse.
A despatch from Singapore says the
Spanish mall boat lsla dc Mldanzi.
iMindanol will probably be captured
by the United States cruisers before
she arrives at Mayla.
The Spanish Senate war organized
today and Blaoeo was congratulated on
the enthusiasm nhown by his army.
The littenn Ventura is still aground
suepicions that she was scuttled by her
Spanish crew.
Iowa is received in Nor-
ad late. The latest alter-
ol the New York wile“
no this city rarely 0“" 00‘”
that is later than on to 1
never have news as into as
. Wt news is up to 3:30
,itan Pulse Commons.
New York Herald.)
many who have wished
t McKinley that war
availed. There are none who
M with him that it must he
filth vigor and celerity to a
t pence. On this issue the
is one. the American people
an. All efforts for peace having
, _ la’ rain, the banner of the in»
‘ ‘ was for right and conscience.
. t and civilization Under it
We will rally with their lives
m and to its defence will
the entire military and
face of the United States.
(not York Sun. l
grit held of war. undoubted!)
I mmmttmsmntn fleet
hill! or is forced into a great
' “Ismael. hostilities
hrotsltt to a speedy issue by
”to destruction of it. But
confidence of that is not ill-
b the situation. it would be wis-
Wore. lo cultivate in the public
oetoendurea pezio’o. hos-
which may be pro:...‘.um even
tho late alumna, if not into the
your. This war is a job we moot
Mil to the end and deliberation
.‘ serve our purpose for better thou
on, so that when we strike
”a! blow. it may be stunning
marinas PM
may Claim thoflaptnrool tho Mr
Vulnuwaslllegal.
it! Annotated Pres.
Liverpool. April Wharf“: it com.
pany. the owners of the Spanish
Buena Venture, captured yesterday of!
Key West by the United States cruisn
Nashville, have issued a signed protest
against her rapture.
They say the cargo of the steamer
belonge to British merchants and was
lilourcd in (lrcat Britain. They add
that the steamer left Ship island on
April ii. so her captain was not aware
of the outbreak of war.
Finally, the owners of the liucna
Venturn claim the raptor.- was illegal.
as there has been no iormal declaration
at war and the ultimatum of President
McKinley had not expired when the
steamer was selwl.
:i
National Guardsmen have their
packed ready to start for
“at In honr’s notice. They are all
iv duty’s call nlthotuh none of
m the proposed trip in the
a summer outing. the fellows
war as a picnic never go
”It to hot undeceived.-—-New
News.
.. W n! HIV! um
WWI! ll ran sum.
Impressive looser Attending the m
oral of Ionaior 'althall.
liy Associated Press.
Washington. April till-”The capitol
was drapml in mourning today and
flags on thc mnrblc pilc worc at hull
stuff. At noon "it! llciiate who colic-d
to order to pay a tribute of respect to
Hon. Edward Cary Wailhall. latc Sena.
tor from Mississippi. .. who died on
Thursday.
The rcnmlns oi llcnator Waithtill
wcre ninttt-ycd to the capitol litat cm»
in: anti were lying in state in the tour-
hie room of the iienute until it o'clock
ttuiay, when they were placed in thc
Senate chamber in the area in front of
the l'reaident'e dosh.
Senator Walthalfii deal: and chair
on the main isle were draped in blot-it.
The outlet its: «noted with floral ol-
brings.
Prompt” at new Vice-president lio-
liart’s gavel (ell, calling the Senate in
(mint. The Wm occupied lentil
ontho left side of the chamber. while
heathen or the Honor of Representa-
ilvss crippled seats on thcrirbt side.
The diplomatic nope. headed by its
dean, tilt Jillian Paoncefotr, occupied
seats directly in front of the seats of
members of the Horne. The amino»
locum of the Supreme i'ourt, i'ml—
dent lieiltaley and ll! lilflillilrl of his
cabinet. monetary long and Posting»
in timitfi twins unable to he Willi.
were also attendants at the m
too.
We: min in from of the mm
committee of masonic-air were the
mothers and immediate relatim of
Senator Walt-om l'sotily. The were»
mantra that followed were two-sire.
Alter invocation by tier J. ll lili-
fill! the norm ill the M.
m soar that tho Ipanioh
, will try to Surprise Us
By Associated Press.
w April 23. iii a. m.-'l'ltc cap—
. fills Spanish steamer llama W n-
M the United States cruiser Nash-
dill” West, yesterday, hits
“the greatest indignation. the
claiming that hovtilltlm are
,” apposed to have commenced,
“ W of this city characicr-
m of the vet-cl as an act
. sod defiance of international
’ it of the Ynnltrea”
flail rumored thut the Spanish
. has sailed from the Cape Ver~
but its destination in not gt.
m it is believed the Spanish
W will suddenly appear and
I“ nu Vim
Iy Annotated m
.Ap'll mm navy de-
b fully rowan of the where—
tho Wip Oregon and the
" Wis.” for certain roan-
‘olrisls positively decline to
‘ ' the vault are. whether or
to been or to return
« or in fast. to unite
’ ~ about on: further than
hare no apprehension for
. an the doaoflmt has
“to his the commander of
' friends and ironed
rho-limits and of the
the dossier [holiest Tun
Am in the path of the
f her way to the ham lie
A .
mwsfllhomtortheday
Republican monthsrsof the won and ‘
thWitflwr
evnnv 9540!:
AND GUARANTEED Iii
GIVE US
"mfi'fiml‘h ‘m'llilltmtl‘fl‘w note or
Spring and Summer Styles
READY FOR ’YOUTI WTION.
N; ‘WURI’B ,fl'l’,
QUALITY no expert.
A CALL. '
$0 Wthingtop Street,” South ryQFWDIkitts
Elli insulin
Various flaps and lilshaps on the
Other Side of the River.
Mrs. Augusta Zoiin and damhter
Ethel, of West Haven, are being one
tertained by lira. L. A. Burdich, of
Fort Point street.
Edward Trounnen's bicycle was tali—
en from his front piazza last Wednes-
day night. It was found by W. B. Sta—
ples’ son in the vacant lot near the
new school house He returned it to
Mr. Tremor) yesterday. The saddle
had been lowered it is supposed some
small person took it.
Mountain Scenes and Experiences in
the Life at Christ will be the subject
presented by the pastor of the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church.
tomorrow morning. Jerome Smith will
lend the Revival band meeting at 6:45.
ile will be supported by the entire
band. Rev. A. J. Smith will preach at
1:30 from Just Before the Battle.
Wt!” ’03 BM.
Companion in Mm are Add.
lag Bapidly to their Numbers.
ily Asuociated Press.
Worcester. Maxie, April 23r—Thcre
are four infantry companicn and a hat-
tcrynin this. city. Company (7, Second
rcgiment. of the light infantry, receiv-
cd 20 applications in the twclvc hours
following the governor's notice. ham
night the Emmet guard». Company G.
Ninth regiment. receivul twice as many
applications as required. (‘ornpany A
and Company ll. Set: ind rvgimcnt, have
also rccclircd many applications, as bar
.ilso Battery ll, Seabird regiment. There
was great enthusiasm when the procl—
rlcnt’e proclamation was unnottnc wl.
Barnard. Sumner and Putnam, tltc dry
gootltt dealers, hai'c announced that all
employees going to the war will re-
ccivo half pay while in the twrvicc and
will bl» reinstated on their return,
The Emmcte expect to go into camp
tonight with tho Ninth regiment.
TODAY [I WALL 818131.
..._... “w...
Yesterday'e Bans rart‘y lost Before
the Opening oftholarhct.
lly Asnoclatcd Prose.
Wall titreot. i0zi0 a. m.~—Ttw rise in
New York gave strength to Americans
in the early dealings in Minion, but
gains were partly lost before the open-
ing hcrc. Owing to this reaction ten-
*lcucy in londuuthctoncat theopculng
here was somewhat hesitating. and
though gnltzs were the rule thcy were
small and did not exceed a half in the
railroad list. Sugar and Metropolitan
werc up a point and lit. tools and San
Francisco tint preform! lost its.
Wall ntreet at it a. ui.~~~-'i‘hc niaritct
viiutlcd of! after realizing. but large
buying met the do: tint» and prices grad-
ually ulvsnred a point or more The
«pet inliics wcrc specially strong, tobac-
-o rising over two per ml Towards
ll u'clm‘li thc market bccarnc iott‘nwly
lull on the reaction.
Wall street, noon~Tbc upward move-
ment of priceswas resumed upon the
publication of the bank statement, and
top prices were made. The nplrits
otoclts weror onspicuous in HIV“ trading.
The cloning was dull and my below
the best at fractional neat gains. Sales.
innit shares.
i'il’l'l‘mt GRESHAM (comma.
ily Associated Press.
nucleoli, April ramm- reunite
cotter Gresham has been ordered to
roll at once for the Atlantic mast and
probably will get away sonic time to«
day. She will be cut in two at fluted»
burg in order to permit her me
through the canal. it is said the (la-
nadlan government will offer no older-
lion to the Gresham mm thmh
the most.
.M‘ A“?! W
District of wt. m. Probate
clam. April no, A ii. is”.
Islets of time Eloy-our. late of
Iorwalh. in said district. deceased.
Ordered. That the surviving eseco»
tor eshlhtt hie administration mount
”aluminium“ the
aloe In Norwsllt. on the m:
flay. loot. at to o'clock forte
’: and list all new interested
estate iaey tie soil“ t
‘liiil
EI‘I’Ell‘I’AlIIEITS f
Hoyt's Theatre, ”
All the week may! menacing
MONDAY, APRIL 18th.
ThailanePlayets
30-PEOPLE-30
O
blowout? ll. M. UHNE and lilo wonderful
Littlo Imorc Status, in the grand
unit realistic pmdmtlmor an entertain rep-
rriolmuf tln‘lrowri pt. rye live year!- tilt {in-
turc of J. it. Waite m '.urnpuoy
L'arhiadofilpeeial rum, fiewSo and
Dam» by tin Illumin- Slater- and on»? '
SUPERB Bill). Gilli!“ 0km
New Specialties Without the acts.
Opening Ploy-”lid; ‘a Daughters."
Evening pl‘k’fln, iii, 2“ and so eetitn.
Balloon prions, ('llllll can ilk. adults 11c.
Seals now rm mic m l'laiutorl'n and “kilo
tlt‘ning' ntlrrtg start: d.
HOSPITAL BENEFIT.
llllll’l ‘l'llllllili. it. ltfllll,
Wednesd’y eve., Apr‘ 27.
Sparkling i uunicOpcrt-tla,
CilElllll, otlhelitndn Belle.
littenitely omit-Jug situations.
Best Bliillfl" tub nt in Korwallr.
Preceded by n brie! mueicnie and
tending.
ilerun- mom! Sill“ at i'luisirrl'onmltlim-
vlcnlng'u. 'l‘lierl- not nmny gut-wt ones _\o»t lili-
mhl. The» house will :u-t-nntnnalatc Lib-mt 1m
witlllltrnal lint retort. e' i
”itch." ‘ .00.
VRLUTIBLE
PRIVATE PESIDENGE
Public Auction!
Will mil by pa w auction. on .
Wednesday. April 27,
l
l
l
v
Aeroflot-tour.
MN, \1' ‘Hi't‘l “H l' 3L
I "hit! ptcv‘umnly rill nil ml. the pint-w tum
uwhctl um! (I pt: d by
GEORGE B. GREGORY.
1“ East Ave” Norwalk
The pro; my was form My "ward amt II c n-
pitwi by the lute l tilted ~ tin ileuatnr. ili‘llo
N hugs-min» ncariyUHIIl. Int so int
from on Bout avenue, all in t wide in rear, :3!
(on! (harp rm north lino, .mi' 27. .3 Mi drrp inn
mutblin» rtmul boot: I v‘iorwalit "or an,
limtee mumim th rtvv'n mommrui has nil
limit-m lm mvoinenta. liim able» and in
and road“ to liarn, wt tic-um lilnll'riflinm.
sit home. (loud ml n fruit mu! Ihmlr
trot-n. Vine Vii w of or» ill: South Sorwnlk
and lionvnlh litter, l :u-tric «or» pan the
door Pin.» lliifllllm of \urwalh am! u-sui
ntlnutmof “truth waa l. notions PM hi:-
light in {mm of imp-o. This is n can burgMn
for any gentlemanm’ to mu- to lemme ilrr
now-vol ouooftlio flow residences in Sun
with atom-y, sale will mite place nest day,
shine lmtlr.
l'avthulnrs of TAl’lHll l GOLDEN, 7t
gnarl mstmt, it», \nrwnih. or Ml’l’i' il-
0*
ll“. ""' Pinyin
0- lion or Woman.
lloyoruiri.
(in Be (lured
I! porno
Royal Pearl.
an lift it it it lllliili‘fl.
‘r' 'i' ‘t’Ts’tT "t'fi‘l‘rfl’l’
We are Headquarters for
Schools
supplies:
Text Book»
Copy Boris.
Pals. ,
Pencils. etc.
Old Boots Taken is
school.
R. H. BUSTED,
”Washroom
is W
Withhl.
Highest Qualities.
all) sense. double heels.
souls. would be a bargain at We a pair.
(.‘otue quick and get your portion at
short sleeved, lilacs 3 to it. regular 25c.
(rude, but somewhat imperfect. com-
monly called "Mill run."
bargain. each the.
prices 25c and 38c .
known Matcblcsa make. all the name
quality. at
“'4 ” 31,25 the pair. 85c.
new. real value ates, for this sale per
pair ”.25.
iuinc. lzlig.
than regular prices.
liamasli.
Cloths, cstra value Ellie.
lin- quality, per yard 5c
to every buyer.
large boxes Matches. 25c.
NORWALk. ’ 66m.
Lowest Prices.
We have arranged that the coming vveck shall be one of great money
saving opportunities. Prices On staple and seasouable merchandise in
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
exactly things as they are.
595cm muss FOR .snunotv AND MONDAY.
100 dozen lodles' first black stockings.
“ 500 yards of tri
and double ”mines. brains and
lots. at 5, 10, 19 and 25e, just one half
regular prices.
100 dozen ladies' leather belts. in all
the popular colors, real value 38, spec-
ial 25c.
Cambric corset cove , lace and
Hamburg trimming, four styles, regu-
lar‘ value, 38, for these two days. 26
Ladies' white shirts, umbrella style.
75c ones for 50¢.
Ladies’ umbrella shirts, deep ruffle,
trimmed with Hamburg edging. regu-
tar price. 98. for these days. 75.
A large assortment of ladies' under-
skirts. 25 inches to 31 inches long, at
29, 39, 49. 59. 69. and 75c, worth half
as much more.
indiea' tailor made suits, elegant
styles. well made and perfect titling
from m to 325. the suit. "
Misses tailor made suits. aim ii to
‘2’) years, uohhy styles, 87.50 to 815.
Ladies' bicycle suits, made in the
latest style, all colors, at $7.60 and iii).
Our new shirt waists are the latest
novelties, in prints, percales, sateen.
madras organdlc, white pique and
lawn Prices 25c to ll.‘ 55
A big line of ladies spparotc shirt!
'from ”All to ’15.
Dress Goods.
The largest and most complete as—
sortment in Connecticut.
10 pieces fancy checked cuttings, an
extra value at 50.1», for these days per
yard 3ft.
50 inch pure wool French an En-
glish 'i'wills in all the new colors. val-
ue 85c, special 00c.
25¢ a pair.
iotlleo' rlbbcd vestr. high neck and
a wonderful
50 dozen men's neck scarfo. regular
at lilc each.
Men's muslin night shirts. the well
2‘: inch block satin Duchease, extra
line quality. Sold by most dealers at
$1.50. Our price 81.00. ,,
45 inch black, silk linisb crepon. very
troll suited for dress shirts, regular
value $1.50, for these days 81.00.
i care boy's double knee hose. extra
stout and elastic, regular value. l9, two
point for 25.
mpllcs. regular pricca 09c and 15c for
lilLt-l salt» only Soc.
Buys ‘fancy outing shirts, allslzi-sflhc
2.3:»,
Swiss mill» curtains, regular valuc
lodics’ real ltid gloves, 4 buttons, 2
clasp. and books, all the new spring
shades, value $1.25, per pair, 91.
500 yards pure silk fancy ribbons in
thc new plaids. and stripes. regular
value, 38. just the thing for ladies'
occltwcar. and for this sale only. 19,
lingllnh Nottingham lace curtains, all
Tambour Swiss. suited for such cur.
l9 and Eric Just 1—3 less
10 pierce bleached and cum table
choice dcaigna, very heavy
12» point of ladies” fancy hose out»
porters. cost early in the season, 35
a pair. not many, but while they last.
it) a pair.
3,000 yards fancy outing tintincl, inc
Boston Store, Cor. Main and Wall Sta, Norwalk.
Tito Sentinel’s Want, For Sale and To Let Ads.
Bring Quick Returns:
Telephone 58-2.
AT SEYMOUR’S STORE.
In thee: exciting days who one hardly knows what the next step will be, we are
is
it 5' ”mum" "W” ”m ready {or all the trade that can be develOped. and we make it our mission To furnish
you with our
Fancy Gilt Edge Creamery Butter, 4; lit. for $1.00; 250. ll).
Come and see us. Another invoice oi" Strawberry and Raspberry
Toms at 15c ajar. American Food Co.'s Soups. 25c can. Celery Salad. 10c jar. Six
Three pounds Fancy Head Rice, 25c. Three pounds Boss
Milk Crackers, 25c. Pearl Tapioca, 6c lb. Pearl Barley. 5c lb. Floor in on the ad-
vance; it is safe to buy at our prices. Fancy Apples. Tomatoes, Spinach. lettuce. etc
C. E. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer, 33 Washington Street.
"Public Option--.”
is usually right and judging from the crowds that bay of as we should a,
that it has given its the verdict for but good- at lowest prices. ZPollow the
orowdsaad yonar‘eeuretoberigbt.
Best Elgin Creamery Butler. per lb. 23c.
“Lion” or “lriona” Coffee. 2 the for 25¢».
Gold Dust. per package. We.
Sugar Cured Horns. per in. ice.
Dug-r Cured Ohouldena. per iii. In. ,
strictly result loos. we roll» one? o t
Manila Mills. per can. Ilia. , _
19in. Granulated Sugar.
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