maid: Carma“:
Box for tin W0!
”whatohnlunm elm-or
' m will bu found at tlu cu-
hfiaSantlnclomoo.
. . rtonrironldlnalimbr
to
‘m avmxo 5mm.
South Norwalk. Conn
cannot bemranmd the
“my“ handed in. Every
' odorlwillhemndotoac—
pnrmbmchmucan-
bill-islet! nponunrlsht union
antlnbyZo'clocklntho al-
"ot tiled-r before the chance
. Inning Sentinel an a Circuit
in the Town of Norwnlk sad it:
hunt. oonaldcrnbly, that lhr
. Circulation of the other
local dnlliaa. Our pre- rooin tr
apart to utter-thus and visi-
5. “Moria-mow”
Sun was High tide lnw tldc
3:41 12:“ n in chili :\ m
Rubia In )IarIr-llnrla.
voigltl years ago Roma second
~"vw of nearly boll Monobnrin,
northeast province of the Chinese
pin. From that day to this her of—
.. L bare been MIPllnnlly dim-ted to
L L this the rent oi this moat prorpcroua
powerful dependency of China.
years ago she wcurml the right
. run her 'l‘rnnrsiherinn railway south-
W through the province. in order to
a port that was not inbound in
‘ . . . Ber out more was to work {or
m of her own Thu 105th“ of Port
m. the lonthorn port of Manchu-
Iy the Burrito gorernmont bus at
Wood the ronuit. We may ho
_ now that tho whole of the province
finally par- into tho mir's ornpirc».
containr Li lion; Chang's
_ . .. nod Li Hung Chang him-oil in
" it. ‘lnntohoo race. a pmplo larger in
_ fit! more intr-ilmtunl and warliko
thoClilnm printer. it in more than
y that Li Hung Chaos is in the
. d the Roman government and that
”workinatotnrn om to his um-
‘ all the real of the county. Ho
* than bran partly dirgrnond by
, Chino-a nmornmont. and therein
doubt he would be at ieart at well
Woo be under tho our an under
all Mar tho unparor of (Shim.
any rate. Burris bar planted inr
in Port Arthur and no ono now
will wilm-ru tho rotmt of iwr
in rooming tho lonau of Port Arv
Bruin bu sninul a room no.
’ our England. howeurtlroprw
Mach cabinet may seek to cover
Mm in tho moot prmperonn
L . at China. although it in tho
. ”hotly. ltr lntilmlo tr slum
“Gunilla. Thu winter» are rayon:
Nikki. and the roll in of [rest
.» .Moopsnmltotrmthollridr
.Murtn would nopply runny: mil
Stimuli win-at annually to the
am anifloant lore-sir
Wino! of the country, yielding
at unit and vino timber.
lo rivers wind anuitm hills and
through tho heart of the country.
iron. ooppur and gold urn tonud in
7 luau yet unknown. but it is car-
M «in in rich abundance.
ri- wiil certainly now lm
~ with railways out loin
tl'ha pawl» thmrrirm. unlike
Juror modern [mism- and
would” in tho way of owing
L your and putting railroads
llia load Tiny are an urinal
”it. Innoh Miro intallimt
. . minnow. Among tho
tho tort ot thorn-ca an
W
m rm r limiteriifiil wan.
Dy Aunt-larval l'rorr.
. ’ . April szllrpnnlnnla-
m mun in tho proud m
m m with which lin- pror—
' “the Home and tha-
ol the tingle W tine
'. tho alum or war in»
W m and sum. The
Innate. when. It Il-
llolinrr tin or»
Sta warm. on
W m it» I»
Inmtlnm-Mha M
Hall! Km. AMI WI athle-
. or. which reached lure todame lla-
niln, (intact Saturday tart. my the insur-
gents were then gathering in m
rronndllanilaandlhltamol
the Spaniardr at that port war appre-
headed.
it is also announced in the desputch
that the Spaniards have mines around
Manila.
The United States roundron leaves
Miro Bay tomorrow to watch the Phll~
lipine ports.
The innument leader Agninaldo is on
board the United States cruiser Olym-
pin.
r
'0 WICLUBIO’ "A0339.
Gournnrar lat End-clad in Regard
to Calling out Troops.
_ By Annotated Prmo.
liartlord. April 26—-Govrrnor (Itroko.
this noon. after consulting all the: fore-
uoon with Adjutant General Havens.
Marni that no conclusion bud been
rourhed concerning the calling out of
the troops. it is learned that the call
for troops. as contained in the war «de-
partment memo. has occasioned some
clillioulty. Thin morning General lin—
vrna iricxmplml to Worthington. ank-
lng if the call could not be altered no
as to call [or infantry forced (rum this
3mm. instead of some inlantry and
sumo buttery forces. l'ntil an answer
to this memo is received. the situa-
tion at the ropitoi promises to rr-main
unchanged.
lilil’ARTi'ili-I Ol‘ Till-J l’ESl'Vil'S
By Associated Press.
Nowport. it. 1.. April :P'flw dyna-
mite cruise-r Vesuvius, Commando:
Pillsbury. satin-d at 4:30 yentoriiny. Dre
snmahiy for Key West. Four export?
orrivml irom Norwalk. ('onn.. this
morning and wont to work on her gun».
and the anchor of the who»! Um
original as soon as the last rivet had
boon driwn. Ono honrirmi sit. right.
and ion inrh nholis rhnrxod with gun-
mtton. how hem put aboard the V»
norms. Tin-1r ranges arr two miirs.
a mile and a hall and a mile. respect
Holy. 'Witb mrwiy inwntod primer:
tho strolls have rovolvod a practical trial
in the bay. and urn lmiiorml to be lit“
most denim. tire «minus oi war now in
use. ( omrunmlor Pillsbury in enihm
intact: ovor his room!
liWil'l.ARS A'i' (.YillifllAMAl'llA.
lly Amwiatro l’mas.
t‘hivkmnanga National Park. (33.. An
ril 26-V'i‘lro r-ntiro Second rogimvnt oi
infantry want into camp hurt- today. at
wr boring romaimwl in tho l'hattnnooga
yufllli all night. ’i‘iw regime-m mmr
hot: 520 moo and in in command at
l'oionol i. l'. limos, who. it in pmimhlw,
will So girvu tho mmnmmi at tho Sw-
ond l-rlltmlo- ol inlonlry. it in tho in-
:onlinn to mtabllrii o rim-roiling Million
at l'hnltalxmnn at «more. Hundrflir of
applications for vnlismwm in tin- rm:-
ulor nrin} writw how .lin-mly luv"
maul».
.li’illiri my NthlNA‘l’lili.
Washington. April 21'. ~'l'ln- l’ro-uidvm
inn. nomimurd William it. tiny. of
filth». in ho nm'rv‘iary of Hair, l‘ln' Jnltit
rlbnrmun. rooignni. and John ii. Mmm
7’ Now York. to ho noniktuiil m-rri‘mr)
of Hair. vu-o' William It. lmy.
Th:- Svnniw mmmnm- nu lunlgn rv
lotions hmc axromi unanimously in :v
lovornlulo rpporx on tho nomination of
:im‘rrtnry buy, The» room! will in
snnulr burr fmluy. oiwn it in prolmhi.
that it will liv «.mlirmml
SAW .‘s’tl Si'ANltlil \t’AltSilll’rl.
lly Aurorlatml l'rlw.
New York. April 2"!“1'llltlltlli Wmil
oy. of tiw British uft'ttlllfl' lmru l-‘m’r
«tr-r, Whirl! loll Lao I’uimnn Anvil ii
and orriwd m iltlx port thin mornltm.
roportk that 1mm tip-.mhdi lt‘mvpm or.
«lithium of (but plow, but that no will
whip” worn in tho imrimr. nor did 1w
night any on hi» way lu'i‘mm Ilw Atiuu
“l',
w ~m ~».....-L
MlNNl-‘Al'lllJl-l til-’1’ AilAiS
iiy waiaml l’rrrr
litmton. April 25 Tim l'tiitml Strum
'rllilll'i’ Miompolio. whirl: n-n lhr lly
mu mlnmlron at Hampton Rondo inst
intoniny night and pit-ml in by High-
land Light at 6:45 p. or, ran nmvimr.
m in own in tho lmy thin morning.
and inrorninu lil‘ll’ll’l‘l from tho vou—
nord amt othar points. thin morning.
row nothing of tho oir warohip.
“All 1,650 MEN ENROLLBD.
lly Annotated l’rm.
.‘lnw York. April 26—«Wiiiinrn Astor
lfhnndlor. who M horn roundup; n
voluntm raimt. hair now L550 mm
vmmiinl, and will revolve no morn up.
pin-allow. All the own will he or,
part"! to ondmxo phyrimi nomination
and ulirr that drilling will no innit to
the Twith mimi armory.
rim Kong. April fl frin- alt-amur
Willa. with that United Stain roll—
ml at Ianlla. fl. l'. William: on board,
ha: arrival or". from the Philippine
inluda.
Washington. April WM". Mrlliln
I!!! returned trail New York this tour
on rm. April mm in. im
loll rho Amino line dork In Still
an m an» m on" mi in:
a.» tor an ‘l’urarhtmrtttc. l. 1.. ohm
an”.
flmmmumuan,
HAVE THE!!! oortrwrn ME 0?
Spring and Summer Styles
may run romt mSlel'll‘lN
EVERY SHOE: NATURI'S FIT,
AND GUARANTEED IN
“IVE l'ti
90 Washington Street,
1311.111.va AND l'lllCE.
A CALL.
South, ”orwalk.
E181 canyons
Various llrpr and Him,- 0'- the
Other Side oi the River.
Viola Belts. of First avenue. is ill
of scarlet lever.
A daughter has been horn to Mr. nod
Mrs. Abram Stuil. of But avenue.
Jame: Morton has secured a pon-
tion with Luther M. Wright.
Mm. L. (l. Fowler. of Henry ultra-t.
has "turned home from a visit in New
Haven.
Andrew Bloomquirt, who lost a son
ivy smrlot lever laid week. has two oth-
or ohildron llt'k oi the same disease.
At the martin; oi the East Avenue
Methodist Epworth lmno. last night.
two now I'm-inborn wow admitted. A
luminous martin; will be held Walden
day. May 4th. and otllvorn will be riot-
1rd.
”mam-nu
"A WIPE WANTED."
Just think of a rillian in a play on-
); niiovml to prartloo hi» devlitrim on
he stage mlrwrnblo tor rim-o mioutw
and live seconds. Snob in the row of
hu mrtiruinr rillian in tho tam» mm-
-dy of "A \l‘ifo Wonmi." which will 1»-
.u‘n at tho Norwalk ligwra "norm on
Wednesday e-w-nlmz. .tpil 23' "A “’H!‘
Warm-e1” has town :1 storms Imm tho
wry first night, inn-mm» of tin whole-
omo rommy. with a rumour); n! l'ivi’o‘l’
rtorn. l‘fillllitlf‘ of rniertnininp itw moot
arthlinuo ihralrrgmm with tum-fol
intuit. now dour-w .1an up irwlulr 9pm -
‘nltion. Priors '35, 117. and .30 routs.
mums TAYLOR! S 112'" an:
ludgc Scott mam a Dociaton in tho
Colabratod Wad bum Oaaa.
Jtuizo limit. today roili-
rlvrml his alvrision in tlm row of l‘.. .1.
Nnvlhnms vs. Attorm‘y Taylor. km-
ulttiur: .llr. Taylor'n dvnmrrvr on both
Tito droishm vim-s own} will:
u! imnlmry,
minis.
l” uronmtfi tor action. and Mr. Went.
turns to 1911' ultimo! rmlron-a and on»!
amt.» tlw ”mo of tho Mill
Mr: ‘i'oyinr‘r. drmurrvr wag. on tho
:rontni that a grand mror hml no right
0 iusnv ll rrimtnai worm-m. and. (onto
'r. that it llrlm'l'liillil‘ ntlnrllt'y was lllll
lioldr umlor tin- Mutton.
'l‘iils iii-rinion aim slinpou-a of the
aw Malina! Prawn-mini: Alinrnm For
{In all-I Mr. Wmihnnm "my linsi meil
iinblr for ”tr mm; in thr- warm on vw-ii
Mr \l’ndllnmfi Will promhly mi.» on
’lli’tl‘ill.
I! THE 1'0" 00031
Pour lolltgomla Mora Judge Grog
ory titta Ionian.
in tho ’l'own l'onrl ut Soronik iu'lor.
icnigo “roomy this. morning. llvrtim
lrwn. liw ole-wiryvnt’-uicl :lmmhtvr oi
‘i‘tukrr tlrm'ii. mm limit In Ibo indus—
rtnl ulnmi lor girth. \‘wimdny lwr
notiwr wont to loll for running o clin-
mloriy homw.
Annlv Marshall and Emma llruuo
worn nlmu town last until! on n nprm-
.aml built wont to juil. sumo...» on»
flood Silt and 1min and lironu f» and
omtlil.
Tony l'lnlvll. tho Ilnlian lull who run
oil Willi .lmwph ('ox‘a homo mow Iluw
all", not into lrouhlo- again by ulmlinx
ilw rulilwr protwiton immln mod on m-
wyrlo lmmos to pron-rt “to mom lmr
from thr- handler. llo Willi uni to tho
5min ltrvtorm Mbool ul lli'rldvo.
.—
Nll “HEAT DAMN"! DUNK.
lamim’t illmlnky. of Norwoik. won
ulxwlltm down Wont mono" on Mil irl~
ryrlr. innit wooing. lwhlntl n Ila-d Lino
rot. llmldwniy tho u" stoppul and
erhnol liarhonr alightml. Thorn was
i rrooh and two ion»: wont llyimt
through tho air. Noiitm moo know
that struck him until it our all om.
'l'hm- war no amt drown» door. he.
mu) 1 in brain.
Lilli BROKEN ill TWO i’imvltll.
.lunn Walnh. or l’ino mm. Nar-
Ivnllt. who has been working in lira-om.
fell down ruin one day m-rntiy and
broke his in; in two plot“. ”5“ nurtur-
wnt an operation It n hospital and is
now doing nitroly.
TWO iii'iiAlthlil ill'ltNllli.
lly Arum-tum Pro-s. ~
(lard/luv. llainr. April rot-Jun
bulletin” um horned two arty thin
min. «will: a in» or film.
Guru llml. atone rind tin our: dram.
llartnan lain. P. and A. it. and A.
91. Cunningham. smut. on the lot-«n.
lurid” lln. Miriam m and tho
(tannin Worth astute. who «wont um
Building.
ENTERTAIIIEITS.
Norwnlk Opera House.
0va) Nllifl'l'.
Wednesday, April 27.
BLONDELL’S
A Wife Wanted.
An cxccilvnt conmany.
lloorl singing.
Plenty of fun.
l’rotty girls.
Prices 25, 35 and 60 Cents.
Sentry nt Worth, and Sililson'».
HOSPITAL BENEFIT.
iillfl’s THEATRE, 3.. mm.
Wednesd’y eve., Apr. 27.
Sparkling t'omiv ()perctia,
CilEiliiE, orileLanndn Belle.
intensely "Inkling situation».
Bat amateur laimt to Somali
Promoted by n l rirf unwind:
railing.
”WNW” "WNW" ‘1 Mb .tf I'Ltlfilt‘d'iy anal Hid n-
llrmng’». Tim'- on hum .ruidnnm- got u-n
«lid. Tho hull-l will 1- Humor-limit allow .3»
n-Mitmmi not w-vrwxi. it: t:
Mill
nag»... Lt Lion .
V I LUR BLE
PRIVATE ilESlDEiiCE
Public Auction!
wm « n h. p...
Wednesday. April 27,
Auditor-icons
. .uo tour, "it
lvuilrxm l. innit.
l trims pn womt lli~ loo- .«-l. in: plan mm
"Will", ms: u- :m ll in ‘
GEORGE S. GREGORY.
lab East Ave..Norwalk.
Hmnul mull-Ht
I “Ninth-t ltrru
Inl ‘Lfl in l
Tlu‘: il’t'l' rip. Wu‘ ”who
‘Dl'l. in. ill" Lil: ! min! 5
H Fury nuluM m-aru v1 In
{mm «m but law mi 31‘. .9 w. In H i nut .J|
on .iw p uti north iuw, m1 _ tn Mi: p m
«mill 1m: mnmn; in: t. . Ml. rm ll ”1...:
"mini urtlluilu thirt. r n unun- tml h ”51'
Mun-inn lm \r-wovnvutx thru gulvlm and m
0|sz rumln an lino, um um. hm.m'- rum.
{um lino-w. lit-ml uni. H, mm mul fi‘l’hil
lrwu. Mm i if” u! . urn ..l.,pi..ut1.§nrwniit
.iwl Nnrunil Ilowr. y .. tvw - mu yum m.
vlvmr. Fur mum!” ”I \nmmk ”mt ...-\. u
mlnuhw n1 Hrlntlr Mir-hail. ~c .imm. l-itwtnv
will .1: (rum of illill'l‘, 'I".. x- u um human:
rm .till xt'ntlmnnnnl ninth" in 'tfinllit flu
v-wmt of tith tlw nun: ll‘filtlfilll‘t'! to NM:
walk
it I'nrmy. ualr wlil into: plan on: rim.
come hour.
l‘ nrtlroinn of TAl’lrtlt A “limit". 7'
Wantmurnnwtmt Ho N moth nr .\ll'l‘I‘ ll
Vi LAHUV, “Waihlrmr Nurwoih atom
lm Hun or Woman.
Itoy or tml,
Can Be cured
M
or union
Roynl Pearl.
lit loot
6m at
Mill ilil Si (it 11' Bliilfiilllll.
rrrrurrrr
We are llcadqnarters for
School
Supplies.
‘l‘rtl Brain.
Copy limits.
Pads.
Pencils. etc.
liid Books Taken in
Embargo.
R. H. PLAISTED,
43 Washington Siren.
So. Amati.
J. .i. .l; .LiiJ, .l. .i. J.
~40th ml a: pay.
.)
saving opportunities.
mo dorm iadias’ fort black stockings.
40 gonzo. aloohlr- heels. and donllio
soles, would no a bargain at 19¢ a pair.
(tomc- quick and got your portion at
Blip n puir.
indim' ribbed roots. high nook and
short Sil‘l'VPll. sizes :1 to is. regular 25c
grade. but somewhat imporleot. rom-
nmniy called "Mill run." a wonderful
bargain. onrh 15¢.
50 down men's nor-k surfs. regular
prim 25¢“. and 381' . at lilo out.
Mm's muslin night shirts. the well
known Mllll‘himill make. all the name
implicit. regular pro-rs 69c and '.'5c for
thtio unit! only 50o.
iloyw 'lom'y outing hilll‘ill. olik‘tzosjflr
quality at- "In
Swims rulllv curtains, rogular
81.25 tho pair. $5.2
l-Inulihh Nottingham law rurtninu. oil
now. rout micro 315$. for this solo per
pair ".25
Tomiumr Swiss. suitml for sash rur-
iains. 134;. 150 and 251'. Just 1'3 imiii
than rmolur pricw, \
ill plow-n liloarlml nml rrmm tobi.n
iiamnrk. ilpl‘iflnl‘. wry hmvy
('ioths. our: mine in».
21.00)» yards fnm-y outing “-lliflt'l, tin
ml or
choice
1m quality. per yard 51‘.
many cases out almost one-half.
Not-(WALK, com. '~
Highest Qualities.
Lowest Prices. ,1
We have arranged that the coming Week shall be one of great money
Prices on staple and seasonalile merchandise in
Dress Goods.
'l‘iw largest and most complete as:
mrtmrnt in Connecticut.
11) pieces fancy checked. sailings. an
oxtra value at 500. (or those days per
yard 31o. .
501mb pure wool French an Em
gush 'l‘wllic in all tho new colors. val~
no 85v. spwlai 50c.
27 inch black satin thhem. extra
lino quality. Sold by most dealers at
81.50. Our price 31.00.
l5 inch black. silk finish orepon. very
yrs-limited for dress skirts. regular
value $1.50. for these days 81.00.
i run» boy‘s doom!I knee bone. extra
stout and Plastic. rrgular value. 19. two
point for 25
Million” real kid gloves, 4 buttons. 2
rlasp and hooks all the new spring
shoring: taint.» $1.: .5 per pair, 81
505 yards purr silk fancy ribbons in
tho now plaids. and stripes, regular
valor. 3R. jmd the thing for indim'
iwkwonr. and for this sale only. 19.
12‘) mirs o! ladios' fancy hone sop-
lllll‘ll'lil. cost truly in tin» season 37,
l p:.llr not mom hut uhilr tiny last
in a pair.
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 LVALUES FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY.
500 yards oi trimmings. braids and
lots. at 5. 10. 19 and 26c. just one half
regular prices.
100' dozen indies' leather belts, in all
the popular colors. real value 38. spec-
ial 25c.
Cambrlc corset covers. lace and
“authors trimming. (our styles, regu-
lar value. 38, (or these two days. 25.
iadles’ white akirts. umbrella style,
75c onen tor 50c.
[Alliefi' umbrella skirts. deep mile.
trimmed with Hamburg edging. regu-
lar price. as, for these days. 75.
A large assortment of indies' under-
skirts. ’15 invites to 31 inches long. at
29. 39. {9, 59. 69. and 75v. worth half
as much more.
ladies' tailor made suits. elegant
styles, well made and perfect lilting
from 810 to $25. the suit.
liisses' tailor made suits. sizes ii to
‘20 years. hobby stylu, 7.50 to 815.
Indies' bicycle ruits. made in the
latest style. all colors. at 87.50 and 310.
Our new shirt waists are the latest
novolties. in prints. monies. sateen.
mallrnr. organdie. white pique and
lawn. Priors 251' to 31.75.
i A in: lino of lodios' separatn’: skirts
'from $1. l“ to 81:3.
Boston Store, Cor. Main and Wall Sts., Norwalk.
The Sentinci’s Want, For Sale and To Let Ads
‘liring Quick Returns.
you with our
to every buyer.
large boxes Matches, 25c.
Milk Crackers... "7".
Lending Grocer,
Sugarc
Telephone 58-2.
Come and see us.
i'carl Tapioca,
vnnoc; it is safe to buy at our prices.
5c ii).
.......- .L...__......__.....‘-- .,L......-»~.. .J _W_M
'AT srvnoun’s STORE.
in these exciting days who one hardly knows what the m: xt step will be, we or:
ready for all the trade that can be developed, and we make it our mission to furnish
y
Fancy Gilt Edge Creamery Butter, 4; 1113. 10181.00; 25c. lb.
Another invoice of Strawberry and Rnrpbcrry
lums at 15¢ a iar. American Food Co.’ 3 Soups, 25c can. Celery Sniad.10c yar. Six
Three pounds Fancy Head Rice, "5c. Three pounds Boss
Pearl Barley, 5c lb. Floor in on the ad-
Fancy Apples, Tomatoes, Spinach, Lettuce, rte
. C. E. SEYMOUR,
. 33 Washington Street.
Yubltc Golden---"
ls oaually right, and judging from the crowds that buy of or we should my
that it baa given us the verdict for but goods at lowest prim. Follow the
crowds and you are sure to be right.
But Elgln Creamery Butter. per lb. 23c.
“Lion" or “Irina” Coffee. 2 lbs for 25¢.
Gold Dust. per packngc. 11c.
rod Hams. per in. we. ,
Bug r Cured Shoulders. per lb. 1c. _.
Strictly Fruit Egon.
I
23 for 25¢.
Magnolia Milk. per can. file.
IO lb. Granulatcd Sugar. It ”00
Ken Mark Brown 60.
Donmunnildhmhllmalk. 337%“, Norwulk.
‘1 .
.u :5 ”$2?
Norwalk Chronicler