to not! the blue coated
warriors The cantil-
tha 'l‘wonty-lifth ininntl'!
fla‘ Ninth and Tenth cavalry,
m attracted the colored
Wounds oi thorn lingered
tents all day. laughing and
m the soldiers. ‘
Wag of troops which or-
yestarday aiternoon and last
of which were compelled
the railroad yards on account
blockade oi the tracks. was
More noon. and then the new
ore on. to the park One
,nt oi infantry arrived to-
Seventh. from Fort logos,
‘orginsiiy destined ior New
it was commanded ‘by Colon-
.. and was made up oi 200 oi-
inan it all. They were sent
the park during the afternoon
Ba‘tery B. oi the Fourth
I from Jackson barracks,i.a
and six guns. also arrived dur-
day. ’
master General Lee will
in Mice and headquarters to
tango Park tomorrow, where
film he will u'ansaet all business
» .. with General Brokes' army.
at" General Sheridan, oi Gener-
stofl. will also more to the
i l
a result oi several encounters
» convith troopers have had with
Chattanooga. the soldiers in in-
wlll have to leave their side arms
gt theycamp when allowed leave oi an
O
s
I" YOBI'I QUMA. .
11.000 Troops willcomolnfiu-
17 fawn tho lotions! Guard
My. N. Y., April Zi—The Adjn~
my it oilicte was a place of tin—
actlvity today. Adjutant Geno
‘Tililnghast was at his dealt at 10
TM and lilo cuiir- oilice ior-ct:- were
hand at an earlier hour l'p to
no word had been received ironi
ingtou authorizing the state to go
, and itinzinh its audio oi the 32:».
, 'volunteers and none In exported
We tomorrow morning. The utiiu-
general. however. was: in (onstant
mm With the members oi hill
and committee and momheru or
”National (luartl organizations in
Y.
' Thane continence» were devoted to
consideration oi all the questioou
We to the calling out oi the var-
‘Wd organizations as volunteers.
31‘ nithtiaii tho adjutnnt genurai it
mine that all tlctnilo to that end
I have been settled upon. and it is
that ii the oilleial t-aii t-omcn
m tomorrow morning runny oi the
m will be well on their way to
places oi mobilization. So intim—
lras given an to where the stow
I will first mobilise. and it in
We that the pint-co have not been
Inlil upon in! yet.
no ntljuuinl gunnrni hollow» that
We will be very little detection on
part oi individuals when the var
. " minibus are united to volun
1 it can he anioly stated that New
.state’s llrnt uuota oi volunteers.
“.000 men. will come. i'iilIl'v‘l)’
' the National Guard.
WEIWIWOI.
‘ Wants. and Whilightoiil
Goon Follow.
Mariam. April ilk—The Monitor
. . banned or the Mamhnseus‘
reserves. mt insane island navy
ior Mon late last night in low
M lit Ania. llilo panned out the
are Capos this ammo: and with
.mhernvill ranch Boston by Wed.
.‘i’ha Catskill Is ready to light
I.tllsr occasion require. her gun»
‘ lanolin condition aim the mass
m Ditto tvltlt ammunition. iihe will
in Boston as s harbor nelson
“suitor Lelilgil, also manned by
reserves" which will
your Bunion. is ”ported to
”one Island early this fault.
on ammo m muons.
’! Associated Press.
. April flw’i’he newspapers
, hauls. oar estrus all day
‘ it» little nests in theta. he-
the: that lotto Castle opos-
tln‘tinmd States last.
mm at dil'ersal chan-
stash that titty have not
Obadiah itsr ships.
W
m I! iiflADil'A‘l‘Bil.
“~w_
'uidhehsdnotsopsstsdsooellohys‘
lcsllv' torsoooplioivssnsss today.
Secretary Sheraton had a short it
terview with the president st to ofcloclt.
in view at the mist circulation of
the revived report that he would tender,
his reslnaation, ihscali attracted some
attention. but when asked about it.
Secretary Sherman said he in no
knowledge oi anyinrlher chairs in
the cabinet. At wow u Attorney
General Briggs and Secretary All" en-
tered into a conierence with the Presi-
dent. the too arriving separately.
Senator Allison. oi loin, chairman oi
the Senate committee on appropria.
tions. also was with the President for a
little while.
WA! mun: menu
It in laiimatsd that it Will Prodnsa
About $100,000.01”.
By Associated Press.
Washington. April 230The war rer—
enue measure was introduced in the
House lust heiore adjournment this ni-
ternoon. it is estimated that it will
produce about $00,000,090 in revenue.
The tax on beer, ale and ierrnenied li’
doors is increased from $l to 32 a bar-
rel, but no rebate ior unused heer or
destroyed stamps is allotted. The tax
on tobacco and soul is increased to 12
cents a pound. upon cigars to 84 a (hotlv
sand. weighing more than three pounds
per thousand. and $2 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.
m0“ PWBAT!
Would be wow at Present in the
Philipina Islands.
London, April 23~The Evening News
publishes a deapatch from Singapore.
saying: “i am iniortned on the high-
est rebel authority in the Phillipine
islands. through avconlldeotial chan-
nel. that an American protectorate
would be welcomed at present, an n
guarantee oi public solely. pending tin-
t'rnntion of a reiormed administration.
"There is reason to belie-re that the
Spanish nulii hoot Isle do Midanud
iMindanao?l will he capstried rheioro
an» arrives at Maria. More Martina
who was provided with British and
Rilsuiun flags, and pointed out tilt
name on her innuelr. in imitation oi
the steamer» oi the Runaian fleet. a
number oi which are on their way it
port Arthur. Admiral Dewey learned
a! tin- mvheme from tlencral I499. or.
April is.
A homcwartl hound spanieh mail
dit‘itl’llt'l’ has mounted two iiontorit
quirk tiring guns and two Norden
ieltltlt. The latter will not bear the
plhtii'k oi the diaehargc oi the guns. on
log to the woahnom oi the lilting».
liitl Milli-i Midi-"Tim;
London April 2l~'l*lwre was a main
meeting in 'l'rnialgar Square thin alter
noon in protest again»! the.- timi‘linl:
liarlinrities in (ms. and the l'hiilipim
islands. About Mil noriaiistu and in
hor mru wore prurient. Mr. Mann
Mills Michael and inthropu Tiihinaton.
nil .‘tmeric-tm, who Iran greeted with
‘ries oi "Hold old Yankees," mull:
sprcrhes. Resolution» tutoring in».
t'uha nave adopted amid chem.
FIVE l'lvlli VENT. BANK "ATE.
London. April inA live not rent
milk rate is captured» moon on tho l'n
imi states liealnstaitiongoidireely. it
t conuemirnm- 0i tlw our. audtho llanit
oi England. in ordertoim-rooseits stool
ii gold. is already making advances
tree oi interest. against shinny-nut it
told from shroud.
noted KONtl'll Plint‘lAMA’l'ION.
Wilmington. April 2t~~'l'he state de-
partment remit"! here today isthmus»
thin that the aorernor oi lions lions
hurl issued a neutrolity proclamation
u to the United States and Spain. it
is similar in terror to those already
proclaimed hy Jamaica and Newlound-
land.
082mm WANT To Halli.
Athens. April “wispy limits srv
presenting themselves at the united
diam ronanlaie here mixing ellid~
stem to the i'aited Staten loress lor
the war Initial Spain
KW YORK Aitltit'l «mt:
New York. April 24mm American
has W lien York. chariots-d h!
the Asterlesa savers-sat. arrived
solely this tnorsian.
Denthoflrnm I
Cornelia Carter. wife of Alireti Cow
stock,otllowcaoasn.disdintiawerk.
Wednesday. The remains we e taken
in How Cannon and the funeral no
hold iron the Caz-“cannons! church
thin morning. Rev. -. 7:. Seller: so»
slated in the services. The deceased
was a sister oi Stephen Contact. oi
Norsrslh. and was a prominent D. AJL.
woman. Several members of the Nor-
walk chapter attended the inneral.
PROTECTION FOR CAPE COD.
By Associated Press.
Middlohoro. linu..'.tmu 237—A more.
meat to obtain better protection oi the
Massachusetts sea coast along Cape Cod
and the island shores oi Barnatable,
Dulles, and Nantucket counties. has
‘ culminated in an appeal to Governor
Wolcott to call a «pedal election in the
thirteenth Congressional district in or-
der that the vacancy caused by the
death oi the iateCongresaman John
Simpitins may he tilled and this excep»
tionaiiy large seaboard district hare a
personal representative in Washington.
THEY PAY THE BILLS.
One of the restaurants tucked away
in an inconspicuous side street in corn
ducted on a very unusual system. mya
the saw York Sun. The proprietor is
a ioreiguer and mold oi his patrons are
oi his own nationality. There are not
a great many at them and anybody
who goes to the restaurant would he
led to believe from the limited number
.‘ii guests that there could he very lit»
tle proiit in maintaining the plate.
That is qultc true. and iii survival year
alter year is the more surprising ior
that reason to the casual patrons who
have observed the small number oi
persons who scorn to lino their way
there. The unfailing guests who are to
he seen in the restaurant every night
are all ioreignem. and it in evident to
.tnyimdy from their behavior that they
are influential with ' the proprietor.
they are oven said to control the new
ettion oi the menu. and their wishes
ire those observed by him. his Anteri—
up customers playing only a email
our! in the system by which the we
.anrani is condoned. This had always
Willi!!! an enigma to the eritliili who
went more irregularly. who did not
tnow that it wan to these low inrelgn—
r» that they were. lndeined for the up
normally to dine there at nil. Thou»
men. in order to keep in exitilé'm't‘ a
older which provides it menu so much
u iht'li’ taste, guarantor that the re-
~eiptu shall always be equal to the ex—
pansion. whatever the contribution: to
lint result irom omxilie women may
M. II at the t‘ilil ti! the year the et~
written so much exceed the receipt: that
o» restaurant ruuid not ho carried on
hey come in the rest-no and mart the
mahiiehment on a round has» again.
I‘hny «in this imuttw there in no other
litter.» in New York which «:1 null suits
their tastes. The little outnhiishment
.l known to many persons in New York
JUI few im- umpmintni with the or,
"anaomvnt by which its existence in my
ilrml.
m.—
"ln time lrnp your will an out oi ra-
‘nrenre wuiirely." explained an alman—
t will not ou'nr ior it'll) years. we
taven’t much personal interest in the
went. in the ordinary ctmrse oi ev-
~nts. limo would he leap year. but it
xiii gm left in the talcniation. in oth-
'r worms. while it does «our it dons
mi 0011". simply hornuue Ii is not in
he agreement that it shall moor. The
«my in a long «me. bill it can be briefly
old. so ihnt the average person can tin.
iersisnd it without touch diflculty.
In test. in the srrsoitemt oi the .lo—
iao calendar. ion days were limped
it) as to get things running on the then
low but the present basis oi tsicuiaiv
no time. So all to keep things run.
ting right. I. was detnntinrd that a
rear ending a century should not he
riueatilr. est-opt every loorth century.
thus there was no leap year in it».
two our 1909. It is. or at least was.
rather rough on the ladies who have
special advantages in leap year. ior it
ll the only your that it improper ior
.tmo to propose themselves in tour»
ridge. hot it has always been so in not»
am ailsrtinn utilisation. Its always
lindloo reasons ior restricting their
pritllsgea.
“The ladies sat-i hit min in ms.
not thwart there will not he ism" at
those who one use who will see m.
the tailor your radian s toortlt century.
will he a leap year. in this tiny ihroe
firs are retreated is tour centuries.
mthatenlsnasrrmwiiiheitu
ntllntrintro-nilintaiutctrimrulittoral:I
‘ / ', ' ‘ .
Wsflwwwdetm
stnflaiaihisssetlaaoilhomw
our: run oi in host and .‘csormt
lands that reach the Meta.
At this writing we have ioor slogie’
dress Wits infill and mohair Cre-
pon. traverse'sbd check elects. that
rangeinpriceiromtlstomeocb
no two alike and no duplicates.
Also wool and r‘ftair crepons. possi-
bly eight to ten .13th elects. that
style. figures. and some that have on
are just thing ior skirts-hayride“!
special Mign~irom “.25 to 82.75 a
some. .
And Grenadines. all-wool and wool
and mohair~~hlacit. oi course-do
checks, stripe-s; and ilgum, varying
knot 43 to it; inches in width. ior it a
yard and upward.
ONLY A FEW.
We. are making a special altering oi
Ostrich Pectin r lions. ior $3.89 each——
regular value if). These are special.
Our regular line oi Ostrich Feather
lion: motorist a full range oi prices.
Complete in assortment.
FOR .PRINO.
Ladies' black Iitmrty siiit Scott Rolls.
in great varirty oi styles and met.
This means btrh hy the yard and with
scarf ends.
..,.
“OE OURTAINS.
Very satisinvtory reasons exist why
the present is .l good time to buy. An
examination or the collection and a
horrific at what the diiierent poi-
terus are nos selling will caplain
what those re. one are. bots and lots
oi new mods.
”AMERICAN QUEEN "
Register your name ihlo month if
you want it iota whole year ire». Ten
cents a copy at. it you don't register.
TheD.M.READCO.
mama.
Immthioinonioloohior. no
slant depontaentsndthsshelves arc
yard. They are all exceedingly hand-
‘ * no; gnzmnjntltnmrto.
Oil Cloths and Mailings.
A!" spring approaches, and svith it comes wnmsreathcr the thought of houscckan.
ing li‘nppermost in the minds of all honschrrpers‘. " {Right here we wish to say that we
are showing the largest line of Oil Cloths and Mailings. and that our prices on than
we guarantee to be right. We have the very best make of Oil Cloth in all widths, and
in all qualities, iron: the cheapest to the very best 7 Our Mailings wt rE‘bonght before
the change in tariff 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 to straw and
cotton warp in all the never at patterns and colors ‘
7
a a
Housefurmshmg Dep’m’t.
I f you find that your iiichm or china closet wants replenishing we are pffpflfld to
furnish you with anything in that line that you may want. AII our goods in this line
are first quality-Jot imperfect or seconds. ' We Sell a good broom for 19c; wood pails
10c; 'bcst laundry soap 3c cake; White Rock lime, 3“) cans, 9c; carpi-t tatks, aII 5'7ch;
tacit hammers and tack pullers; carpet sweepers; carpet boaters; u hite wash; paint and
scrub brushes We also carry a full line of window shades, in it“ qualities, Ircm 25
cents up.
TRISTRAM 8t HYATT, Norwalk, Conn.
LOOK TWICE
Before you pay exorbitant prices for Ladies Ready-utodc Suits and Separate hkirts. -
Thou-lands do so ct my day without looking.
Ladies" aII wool mixed suits .................................... $5.98
RIM and block diuguuoI silk IIllt'iI jackets ................... 9,75
Brown kcrscys, silk lint-d jackets ....................... . ..... 8.51)
”my (‘Iit'i'illt suits silk IinetI jackets ............................ 9.98
,. . IlIuc and IlIaiIi aII Wool surges silk Iinell J." helm". :30, 9.iitl,ll.5tl, 10.00
SEPARHTE SKIRTS.
It'igutotl In'iIiantine, Russel lining. :81" t5. . 2, $3." i5
I’Iaiu IliiIinuiiuv, Russel lining ........ $2,“) $3. (it), $350
Black ItStott It Worsted, RusseI Iim'tI ................ ~34“)
Blue and Mack surges, 4 yards witie.. 3.75, $4. 25 $51.”
THESE ARE WARS: PRICES!
SCOFIELD & HOYT 83 Washington st. So. Norwallt.
THE EVENING SENTINEI.
IS THE BEST ADVERTISING
MEDIUM IN N ORWALK.
any. tin.
tilde, 90. 315. 8“.
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'i'm in no reprint tile AMERICA! TRAVELER. the listst $.50 Bicycle is the attire. float Option.
Largest, Oldest and Most Reliable Bicycle Dealer in the Nona—It;
LUTHER M. * WRIGHT.
ti' “monitor 10 R 8H]? {With "inn. .3”
ins yieesmsi Issuers.
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