“it very diflettlt.
, to conceive upon
or success or
; m attribute to the
noun tor the slaughter
ills purposes. Rev. W.
,lllew York. in hissermon
apokson the subject, sad we
’ , his views, whit our ear
ind commend them to our
x. lromsuch a source.
incontrovertible .logie,
have the sheet of moans
mockery oi relish! that
t. He said:
it from the throne the oth-
ot the Spanish drills.
our Congressmen have made
‘ f to the Almighty for the
the American arms. These
the two nations for the de-
nt each other are ottsred to
‘tlod. whom they'hoth call
. That two nations oi the
“it should appeal to the some
fl vengeance on esch other is a
didicnlty. a doctrinal em-
. a religious absurdity
' ”in: thinking people oi the world
‘- much longer abide. The very
d prayer is fatally comp»
. If Myer is to hold its place
'ihinking world it must assume
vulnerable attitude.
ism believe that God over
with} any of the armies in the
’ past. The modern world
its wsy up to such a rust t
. ottlod that the idea of ill:
‘wt in any human struggle is I
repulsive. It tiod were on
hid it He ever works a miracle
silo flfwofld be for Him to «to
on Spanish fleet. u in. sided
~ it would have been to taunt lbw
' ., oi the Maine. to betray tin.
her homeward voyago. to pro-
files oi accidents that would
all at our battlmhipu ”selves. l ,
‘E ‘helleve. that them ill evvn a
H with say quality of the sol-
” wholwouldgejoice at such a
7 distiller can i holler» that
Man would pray tor out-h n
. “Ills! Spain it he lainlly
ills! it would be grnntwl. w.
our mints nnrlrr the Wa'ifl
our impurities in the night.
me which our coalition
' teaches us forbids on to.
m dsrlt when“ oi death
_IID in the i-‘sther at us all.
Mam battles in s manly
Wing upon our own
“I genius. Let us true/t lion
and Spaniards. having
, not Is brave and «specter! eit-
M asset in the higher lite it»
" “I M nil earthly sllulrs
m and we most work out
Milled. if God should
nsrs Ilium we should is.-
‘-to prevent war and not to ss-
M fillet miracles n tow years
Cuban taxation. to prev
s barbarian. to insure a wl~
. . of all their mm. to
fig ‘ssd‘storsllsr the count
yuppie would have been raw
it! so: stirscle now to help
memos navy. livery
thus” of a bum um:-
has-so m. it or loss of no
oi property which
shall lill the West
mm slid shell with
It“ I m hlelliaettw.
WWW spiralling
"blitz-tithismornins Humming
station at Block island. some not he-
tore the «attenuated oil Newport,
.sadnlsoywersonthswstoh torhsr.
When-the {our bigsnidkestseksol the
on cruiser could be seen there was.
great excitement. As the warship pse-
red through the channel her sides look-
ed as it she was still painted white.
'l‘heglsreolthswater lighted upher
lead colored paint and it was not until
she came close in that it was seen she
had on the regulation wsr pilot.
ashore about noon. said that the olltcers
of the ship were entirely to ignorance
as to the nature of their visit to this
city.
Colombia had been reported to the de-
partment at Washington. and the ship
was awaiting orders. She psrted com—
pany with the Iluneapolls almost line
medlately upon
Raids last Saturday and no one on
board has any idea where that ship’has
gone.
loll Hampton Roads aliout midnight
Saturday.
lumbia passed the Minneapolis and has
not seen her since. At that time the
Minneapolis was proceeding under two
screws while the Columbia med three
and came along at the rate of twenty
knots an hour. to Newport.
cruiser.
lorroelsmshon'tothsl’owenhns
that the state- department has not been
called upon so {or as to prepare any de-
claration giving notice of a blockade oi
either Porto Rico or the Philiipiuea. is
may be set down that the naval tom-s
are not ready to move in! that diver-
sliowu in the proclamation relative to
due notice to foreign powers by pro-
rlamntlou of an intention to blocltmlv.
and although It is not shallowly acorn;
nary to’iollow this mum. it is bellow
rd lhc state dopartment will
lic'Queett Regent how simple a m,» usual mm
the province of an admiral t'tltnmttllrl‘
tug. however. it in his opinion the (lil-
srgenry exists filiflit'lt'lll to lowly it. to
give notice. and in the PM of the i'illl~
be followed in order that the Spanish
naval force at Manila might not he gi—
ven an opportunity to escape at
hands or the l'nltrtl
squadron.
Declines Soon Ills-and Adorn-Open
at“ showml losses generally in syn'lpa»
dry with declines reported iron) Lon-
don. The change was hall a point or
less in the railroad sown. but some ol
the spreisltios showed larger dwllnm.
msnnonoeedtromthemslgnsl
An oihcer oi the Columbia, who came
He stated that the arrival or the
leaving Hampton
He said the Iinnespolis and Columbia
Pom hours later the Co-
No one is allowed to board the
BMW] 0? 20310 3100
Yet been Prom.
By Associated Press.
Washington, April 2§~Prom the loci
ion. it is the usual practice. as was
he blockade oi Cuban Pals. to give
obeflvv
it is votiwly within
stabllsh tho bill’itaili' tlrat and tho-rt
r
lpinrs it is Dominik such a course may
the
States Aalat it‘
TODAY I. '11.]; mm.
in; o! the labs.
By Associated Press.
Wall atrert. l0: l” a. w.-0pmting pri~
Ilctropolltan straightaway wan up ‘4.
no cxvvpllon to the general list.
Wsll street. it s. m~llerlineu wen
soon checked siter the asst-ping. l'riros
improved s lmtlossl round. amt.
tobarro and astropoiitsn rose strongly.
but the gains were not fully rotolnml.
Business was unite active and rullrosd
slot-its were is more general demand
than tsr same title past.
Wall street. 1 p. Ito-”TM buying
storm calmtsstrd soon aim ll
o'elorh M prim gradually tell to the
lowest oi the morning. TM market
become almost stunted on the do.»
rllns. listen to not! Item ”.262 titans.
Bands were quiet and lover.
Prices worhod tom-r altar midday bill
the volume at business continual very
small.
Wall etrret. 2 p. tnw'l'he ml
ions at speculation continued hasty
trot prices were not normally lower all
around.
uni-«M
was m rumpus.
Mom”... . . ....
mun-s Oppotanltyto
nut-sits W.
ilyhssortsteul’rsss.
’ waist-em. Avril 23-4119 war rsrt
mmmwm not new”
the “also my. At it» will; a!
the were and Hearts mum this
Wm tar-rally prism-A
(«Milena-«rituals!
M‘WMWMW
mmummmo
thermometer»
(John N. 'l‘uttle. of West Norwslk.
mourn-illuminate}
EVERV SHOE
mp ottstt'sit'mlto l ‘
Elli SIDE lllllllll
Val-less flaps and liiskaps II the
Other Side of the itlrer.
The lpworth League meeting tonight
will he led by Frank Merriam.
The Revival band voted yesterday to
attend in a body service in West Nor-
walk out Sabbath alteration.
The Heullcker club will be entertain-
ed tomorrow night by air. and its.
Orlando' and Dr. L. M. Allen have
three painters from Westport at work
on the lion Bon. and are placing her in
first-class condition.
Danton. aged four years and six
months. sou oi Iotortnan and lint.
Andrew Bloomuuist, died Saturday at-
tmn ot' scarlet fever. at their home
in this plaice. . .
liev A. J Smith preached an hislo~
rir sod intensely patriotic sermon last
evening at the East Avenue Methodirn
Episcopal church. lip took for his
theme the words oi the lord while he
spoke unto Moves. "(to unto Pharaoh
and say unto hint. Thus saith the Lord
let my people go." lie declared that the
recent action oi both houses of Con-
gress. in ordering armed intervention
in Cuba. and tier-tantra the ireedotn oi
Cuba. which was vignml by tho prea-
irlent oi the l‘nitod States. William Siv-
Kink-y. would become an tamous and
immortal in the history of our country
as the ikrlarntlon o. lrtdepemlr-pve or
the Emancipation Proclamation. in
this issue. sold the preachor. we see the
hand of Gaul. in the plotting tlgum
America was rompami to the looms-ht
looking mountain Vesuvius. whivh. he
said. alter all was not qulu1 so harm-
loss as it looks. What this country has
ttcrompllshfil by arms below slu- can
do again, and it may be she will. The
musb- at this norvim was in harmony
with the Milton.
new antenna”.
A Wile Wanted.
"A Wilt» Wantml.” is tho llllt- of a
now form mainly. imallml by llam-
sterling artiets. Edward and Libido
illoudrll. The crummy abound» in utt—
uatlons oi llw most humorous kind and
lanolin art- guaiaitlwvl wory'm-unnul. in
this play thr- villlno i» killed in exactly
ly lhrv'e intuition and llw similar :tf‘
or tho curtain rims. a mild-r ohort r-x-
intone:- [or a villiuu. as usually that in-
dividual is in trouhlv until ll)“ t'illl oi
lilo pin-r0. Thur” is all abundance til
smut stinging and stomp new dances:
in lav-l, there is any human! ol intrr
rating things to lump tile attention or
the operation trout flagging, The More
will be prmntrd at ”ii“ Xorwslk Opens,
House on Wednesday ironing. April
:21. Prim 25. 35 and 50 rents. lit
Wred’r snd filiilson‘s.
BI! “50.1110. Adamo.
lsdgs Day will seize-ad Ir. sum»
as Iscrstary of lists
liy Associated Press.
Wilmington. April zblwila‘wtrtory
Sherman‘s rrsisnatirm was heath-d to
the l’rrsldcnt st tin-r. o’clock till» all-
ernooo. The memo was bought to
the White ilottse by'lhe m~rrtary's
ates-inset. it no timiltnl ut mm and
is sit mull" the resignation and
thr PrMMI's wept-arr will is: made
public this alteration. Arslutsm me»
new tiny will sorrel-ll Iir. Sherman st
Statutory or little.
own. on A CALL. , .
no Washington attract.
my m vouatnsrwrtox . .
Tunt'a FIT.
ousta'rv All!) on.
South Norwalk.
EI‘IERTAIIIEITS
Not-walk Opera House..-
ONE NIGHT, ‘
Wednesday, April 27.
BLONDELL’S
A Wife Wanted.
An excellent company.
Good singing.
l'leniy of fun.
Pretty girls.
Prices 20, 30 and 00 Cents.
Bests st Weed'n sud Btlllson’s.
HOSPITAL pattern.
nous-unlit, to. loan,
Wednesd’y eve., Apr. 27.
Sparkling (built: Operetta.
Cllllllll, orthtltudry Belle.
Intotnely amusing situations.
Bolt sun-tour talent in Norwslk.
Preceded by a brief music-lo and
reading.
tint on mew-vi «at. at l'inlsted'uaml (lit-u-
llu- war It. Therrnrr to my good ones yet utt-
sold. The house will .mmmutmintt- about no
it'll it
additional not renew» I’-
flltchollbton, - Auctions-r.
vnioitdsLn
PRIVATE EESIDENGE
Public Auction!
Will null by put.
Wednesday. April 27,
NH. AT .‘l ”T! ”PK. P, 3L.
l him prettnmly (“it kilo! in! ”10‘ plow now
owned “lurk. . unit-ti by
GEORGE 3. GREGORY.
144 East Ave..Norwallt.
.. auction. on
The pm; in: rty n. norm rty mvm d still or . u
plat by ttw into l‘nltal mutt-s iterator ”ms
it. Furry. and and mart,» mull? int .5» in:
front on imt armor 3'1 tor-t wide in nor. ‘4:
{mt ulwp mt mirth liar. and 5:”; {rt-l limp-m
mmtlrlluv. rmmlii built I IXttrtt'illk ilnrmr
ll-wmntntmlb rtnu l’ mun-auditors“
”micro "it mvc mu m». llmw aside-9 out in
moimndit m Ilnrn, n. it :mhrunu’ sl‘llttll.
Eta-t hauler. (hut mtvn. mm mm shad»
(m Vim vtmvul rrrualk. Smith Norwnllt
lull Nurwalh lilvtvr. ilntrh um [MIN lio-
:luor mt. mmulm of Norman; and sum"
tumours"! ninth harm. it statllmlu. Vi: rm 0
light ltllrtmt oi limit». this hm rwrr human:
for any gsutlsmnuol‘ in one to lmnnr tin
«munitions! the dam insider-ms in Mor-
ML
:1! ”shinny. sale will take piss-e next day.
“humus" o! TAYl/tll A 00!. ”It! Tl
it's-titration sum it» at own“: or it l't'i'll-
ltl LA in. thllu-tml Somali. nail is
Y r
m twwmvmm u... ..
on Honor Worn”.
Mariam.
cultured
3" Will“)
Royal Pearl.
mun it it it mun.
We l
Registration of
00 s.
Afidqslsssthetspietsssdmm be»
”“9“”. and Ill prisms
MUMWW
monumnmom
‘tlsl mugwhw.uttlnmt further
alder.
Waistmwamm.
amount“:
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We are Headquarters [or
School
Slum
Text Beth.
Copy Bests.
l’sds.
Pupils etc.
tilt hostilities“
m
R. H. Phill'lfill.
“(5mm Plum
"' "'“ Pimples
Ladles’
little Hale
now, teal
Damask.
t
“Him
Best
a vamwat.
saving opportunities.
nnmy oases out almost one-half.
short sleeves. sizes 3 to 8. regular 26c
grade. but somewhat imperfect, com-
monly called "Mill run."
bargain. each lfic.
50 dozen men's not-k starts. regular
prices 25c and 38c . at lilo each.
Men's muslin night shirts: the well
known Matchbox make. all the name
implies, regular prices; 69:.- and tile tor
lioye (nary outing shirts allslm tfir
quality at
Swiss rullle curtains. regular value
“.35 tho pair. Slit".
English Nottingham lam curtains. all
pair ".23.
Tambonr Swine. suited tor sash our-
tains. 'lilé. 19 and 251‘.
than regular prions.
it) pieces bleached and cream table
Cloths. extra value 50c.
3.000 yards fancy outing flannel. the
luv quality, per yard 5r.
Boston Store, Cor. Main and Wall Sts., Norwalk.
to every buyer.
lama. at 15¢ a jar. American Food Co.’ s Soups. 25c can.
largeboarsMatches. 25c Threeponndsl’socy HendRiee, 25c. Threepopndi
Milk Crackers. 25c. PudTapimficlh. Pearl Barley, 5clh. Flourisoniheadn-
Fancy App‘es. Tomatoes. Spinach. Lettuce, etc
Leading Grocer,
Public Bullion»-.-
We have arranged that the coming week shall be one of great money
Dress Goods.
The largest and most complete as—
sortment in Connecticut.
10 pieces fancy checked suiting; an
extra value at 50c. tor these days per
yard sic.
double heels. and double
regular prim.
ribbed vests. high neck and int 25c.
50 inrh pure wool French an En-
glish Twill: in all me new colors. ral—
oe 85c. special 60c.
27 inch black satin Duchesse. extra
line quality. Sold by most dealers at
".50. Our price $1.00.
43 their black. silk ilnish crepon. very
Wt!" suited for dress skirts. regular
value $1.50. tor these days “.00.
1 case boy's double knee hose. extra
stout and elastic, regular value. 19. two
pairs for 25.
Ladies' real kid gloves, 4 buttons. 2
clasp. and hooks. all the new spring
shades value it." -5. per pair, 31.
a wonderful
The ones for Site.
only 50c.
sy'
we as much more.
value 3195. for this min per
500 yards pure silk fancy ribbons in
tho new plaids. and stripes. regular
volno, as. just the thing tor ladies'
nerltwcar. and {or this sale only. 19.
120 pairs of lsdies' fancy hose sop—
porters. cost early in the season. 35
a pair. not many. but while they laat.
it) a pair.
Just 1-3 less
novelties.
choice designs, very heavy
from "All to ”5.
The Sentinel’s Want For sale and To Let Ads.
Bring Quick Returns.
Telephone 5&2.
AT SEYMOUR’S STORE.
it is safe to boy at our prices.
0.1-3. SEYMOUR,
Prices on staple and seasouable merchandise in
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.
SPECIAL muss For SATURDAY m MONDAY.
100 dozen ladies' last black stockings.
40 gauge,
soles. would in.» a bargain at 19¢ a pair.
Come quick and get your portion at
mm a pair.
: ; Lowest Prices.
500 yards at trimmings. braids and
jets. at El. 10. Ill and 25c. just one halt
100 dosen ladies' leather belts. in all
the popular colors, real value 38. spee-
C'atnhrlc corset covers. lace and
Hamburg trimming. tour styles. reguv
lar value, 38, (or these two days. 25.
Ladies’ white skirts. umbrella style.
Indies' umbrella skirts, deep rullle.
trimmed with Hamburg edging. regu-
lar 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 750. worth hail
ladies' tailor made suits. elegant
styles. well made and pertect titling
from $10 to 825. the suit.
Misses’ tailor made suits, sizes 14 to
20 years, nohhy styles. 87.50 to 315.
ladies’ bicycle suits. made in the
latent stylE. all colors. at $7.50 and 310.
Our new shirt waists are the latest
in prints. parodies. sateen,
madm. organdie. whltd pique and
lawn. Prices 256 to ".75.
A big line of ladies' separate skirt!
In these exciting days when one hardly knows what the out step will be, we are
ready for all the trade that can be developed, and we make it our mission to furnish
you with our
Patty Gilt Edge homely Butler. 4. lit. for 51.00; 200.10.
Come and Irene. Another invoice of Strawberry and Raspberry
Celery Salad. 10c jar. Sis
Boss
33 Washington Street.
lsnsnsllyriglrt sndjodmiromtbecrowdsthstbayoiusweshonldtay
thatithssgimosthcverdicttorbestgoodsstlowutprires. Fohowtiw
crow'dsnnd yoasressretoheright.
d
5" El 5‘ ‘1
Main Creamery Butter. per in. Me 5 ....:?‘ .3?
“Lion“or‘flrtosa” conned Insured“. .
“Mommas“. M .2...
Stupor Cured Hams. per lit. too. 3 j; v.
mummwrihto.
Itriatlyl‘mhmzaiorflu
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