‘ Mammalian-railroad
w "beam r.
4 . , animator-guts eraser.
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- imht. 198.le Press).
0- hoard tho Witt-o York. oil
liar-us. lily 1., o. It. trio Key West.
Iiay 2—41» or Havana con-
tinues. The tinned States, lleot at this
hour is somewhat concentrated. lying
about ton voila oh liorro Castle. The
cruiser loamy and the tug Oreo
ola have just arrived from Key West.
The Iowa, lndinana, Detroit and May—
flowor are lying close to the flagship
New York,,hnt the Mayflower is going
back to Key West.
(Tho weather is due and to add breeoe
billowing. ; _
Mil Evans slid Captain" 'l'ayior
riots on board the trump during the
“hid a consultation with ltear
'. hmpson and Captain Chad-
Sritlsh steamer Strathdee. Cap-
lallfl . from Proaruo to Sagua la
iandot in imitast, was made to hears
tort trait this morning gill" two shots
hat you Ired irom memoir, The
voholwhsboarded. proved her identi-
ta; did (has allowed to proceed. as So-
I“ I. m is not a blockaded port.
mam” said he hsdvbeen stop-
W W Mar the norm.
We is‘toe only incident oi latereot
“M“? occurred during the past
that)!” hours.
moron!“ spasms.
WW“ tho Inh-
‘_ ' ’By Associated Press.
Washington. lisy 2—The president
has in course at prunration a proclam-
atlon which will he issued in the next
day or two halos the status at Bpaahh
subjects in this country. (Infinity
speaking the proclamation will make it
known that such subjects are under
mlclon and it is believed will an-
nounce that stringent measures will be
taken to prevent their hindering a
speedy nd sneeessiul conduct ot a wot
against kingdom oi Spain. | ,
now A saloon.
m links ”slip turmoil-g
tho loads, law.
The Norwallr pol raided Patrick
Blake’s saloon in Water street, Nor-
walk. a tow minutes alter midnight this
morning, They found Blake and a sa-
loon lull oi customers.
He made a stubborn resistance but
was overpowered and incited up. The
men in the place smashed out the trout
window and mood.
The out... making the raid were
(iaptsin Dana and oom- Kenuy and
Bartram. Oihoor Keanoy was loit to
“on! the back door whllo Olav: Dana
and Bartram were lurking Bistro up.
{margin all the way to the? polite m.
Thomlnthooaloontriedtoca—
.,
1
throsgob’tho treat window. The Miro
liars their.” and can arrest them
ii‘thoy are wanted.
titans gave Gm bonds this moraine
for trial tot-arm oneroooo A short
lino e was Ind "it and roots
tor filfilum hit.
mm “was.
In I“ of"! Ibo and Cools
“Micron Ian.
mild Bradley arrested time line-
aey. Saturday night. ior intoxication
all Ismail upon his wire. A suspend-
od sowtm oi tilt and roots was hang-
ias over hits luv ya omit sour weeks
no. Hewsatorsrdoplathrhatltlr
dust station home natll My. when
Jane Gregory imposed a senieore oi
iioaaeyhasprootioedtohea
’" ”Wood leave mataloneia
theiaittro. w
“MRMMkmh
torn-state“ mantras.
”alumina-sonata-
mammswith Howl.
V.ttttrarti.tarmuaaoottar
washout-cumin»...
wwwmmquom
“Mindanao-sank”
. tits that
fixmmwmh ‘ there.
wreak-b
uoveunrrr or turn camszns.
Pdrtlaid;'ttr’..’ttry 2-11» United
States cruiser Columbia was sighted
iron: the Portland ohoérvatory at 8:30
o'clock this morning 0! Richmond's is-
land. heading for Portland harbor.
By Annotated Press.
Provincetown, Mass. May z—The ii.
8. 8. San Pranctoro passed Rare Point
at 1:46 this morning heading ior Pro»
vtncetown.
lease Osborne. oi Danhnry. who was
seriously injured by being struck by a
train near Branchviile. neverai woelta
ago. has so inr recovered that he is able
to be out.
The railroad stations these clays
show many pemus who are on their
way out of town to ace about opening
the country home tor the coming sea:
Rails of Beauty
tit
Wall Paper
in all vMol “Manhunt”
wahaiyonwllihnd in our
handsome Spring stock. Oar mortar
lion bl artistic wall downtime, and
our Wag into its Mug
thohoworoitheduignorandtheutan-
uisctnrsr, is an whlespread that amt-
and lo unneoe-ry.
Walirapsta.
urn-arm
Hunt-Mulroney»
Plant-Madhouse.
Paintingsadhpariiaaging.
owner.
to WW Boost.
death lyrwalh.
(has.
lltorsopon Murillo orifi-
370' AND 7'0".“ l
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mystic-opts ‘
Midisluttltittthiv,
13mm,
won WWNIM
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mummm
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it Carter the.
All Over the Coastry.
lolaidhoMAl-utliholoiioviog
thatfiiswasthohgianiagoflho
Wond'ildhthua-
iaarolvsrywhoro.
By Associated Press.
Hartford. lay 2~Oorverpor Cooke. in
a hriei interview with a representative
oi The Associated Press this morning
said he was unaide to hint a word to
express his delight at the good news
trout Commodore Dewey and his Amer-
ican squadron at lianiia. The govern-
or added that he Mt altitoat like ho-
lieving that this n the beginning of 0...
end.
New Haven, May 2--At an early hour
this morning the students of Yale in—
dulged in an unprecedented celebration
upon the receipt oi the news: at the
American victory at Manila. The
sleeping students were amused by the
cries of dozens of newshoys who ran
throtgh the college campus and corri-
dors announcing newspaper extras rou—
tainins.;the Associated Press despatrhea
Yale men by the hundreds tumbled out
at bed and clad in pajamas and night
shirts swarmed about the college yard.
in lean than niteon minutes the whole
college was amused, and one oi the
parrot unique demonstrations in the his-
tory of New Haven was underway.
The students paraded the streets in
their limited coatumeo and participated
iraaticaliy in the celebration in the
city commoners Commander Bock-
land. oi the Conaeflicot naval batta-
lion. superintendrri the firing oi the
national salute from a one grounder.
The national colors are flying every-
where today and there is increasing en~
thusissrn as the reports become more
and more iavorabie.
(Thirago. May 2--- News oi Admiral
Dewey's victory oi! Manila spread
through i‘hirago and its suburbs with
great rapidity. moor crowds at am:
and women atmui beiore the bulletin
boards oi the newspaper cares. where
the war bulletins were displayed. and
cheered until they wore hour».
Prue-ions oi small boys iorrned in
iront oi the aewsuapar olives and
marched alamt the streets. cheering.
Gradually men joined the rants: and
tho demonotntions became "muting-
ly enthusiastic. The victory was tho
main topir u! mnrnrsation in hotel lldlv
tries, and when it was announced iroln
llit' stares at several theatres the suit-
aneeo shouted with delight. Tho police
and firemen were the most on-
ihnalaatlr over the news. and tin- unit
sergeants gave it wide publicity over
the patrol lines.
flares-earn. Colin, lay 2-m- new
at Admiral lleweys victory at Manila
caused great enthusiasm here, Cheers
were gin-n by the crowds as they read
the news on the tmiietin ltrlartla. Pa-
triotic speeches were made in the
churches. one oi which was attended
by the local lniautry mmponier to uni-
form.
"mu woaarnr.
haloyiathoflavehooolionth lot»
wolhondlorwalh
'lioyt'a Thntre was thronged last
sight. it". A. 8. Kavsanh preached
a very interesting sermon. irmu "Yr
salt and receive not. bursts-e yr salt
miss. that ye may consume it upon
your lusts." Mr. Kavauagh applied
the test to the question as to whether
it was wise or not to pray iov vtr
tory tor the lIaited Iltates stats in the
war with lip-in. lie quoted a prom»
inrat New York divine who recently
said that "God had no part in wars,"
sad. motility that it was insole“
or worse. to mate them the robin-t oi
prayer. la contradiction to the state-
ment that the (lad oi the universe did
out rosters him-ell with wars. hit
liarsnagh gave as an ran—pie the wars
oi the lsrartiteo to which thr "owl“ of
the lord" was the mount wateitwrmt
oi halite tor the victorious iirhrem.
wontiag nearer to oar own tints sad
directly to our own country the preset»
or said that God night or might not
«ma himself ll war. yet it certainly
seemed Mood the reach oi human
your to strata the remathable rtetury
whirh was the reward oi the thirteen
rolnllea mar the atotlm mntry la
the ilovoiatioo. Another ostsaeo in
whtrhtlodwaanotooihosideoithe
W battalions. Napalm. h the
rowinry ootwtthatoodiag. was in the
war oi 1m. whoa the United litaiso
was to i am that like
tress tireless ‘l‘ltat remark or No-
poleon's alumni the atnrageat battalmas
was once owned. hat history inroiahed
m l in ms the,“ m M
twwsra ,
oppressed had W oaaiasi snot
“do: rlrtoriea which it seem maid
only he attained by the special gliding
provldoare oi beam.
W“
At the motor- is the loath liar»
waiit Wiesel m. yesterday
as m were
i
fut humor».
., ; #5.,” r y
" o
pong.
are out kindyand‘ -
to 15ml! oul thedéi'ls
ence to be t
. Derbys almost 5,53
prices: $250.52.
re
Patna-tap. Rinaeiaboilingwster
m...
.n.
Mama
‘ “ us a. a. rota-salt
lot-Yarn. Intro.
7
WANTED.
.-
Walohno, Chains, Jewdry, “pm
wav—
Opera House Block.
Norwnllt. Conn.
Are title by the l‘taletld‘ar.‘ and, likahuii. there
bad‘ltinds. We to careful
we know by experi—
brst.‘ They re here.
For 83 we sell the best Derby it is
sible to make, no matter who‘makes ii. hat
if the style is copieditom the fashion makers
aslong nit issgobd cop P
.. M5150. Hats that hold
sluprand color “quite as well as the best, but
the dlfierence in the quality of fur and trim-
mings nukes the djfl'etence to price.
Alpine: are sttll in high favor. All the
popular shades-wad. brown and drab are
m the S lug shapes at $5.12. $1.50.
98c. New Yo c outing caps, 48a. 98a, $1.25.
Top coats iii the latest fabrics and cut
when you're ready for them.
g
one to,
_ fl ‘ , r't
‘ ri‘ "l
: , L
ii
a
as the best at less
sntooarotrr. boron.
Opsslioadsy.nidoysadlatordaylvrdnga '
:7 I a‘.j;*“t “‘5'. '3 _. _ 1‘.
Bright Silver
“Silver no he brightened by mmw'lzgs‘t‘ls madenhom
—Nn. Surat 7350: Rem.
4gp»
Ssspollhom.
“muhmmnbrurmuosasi—aau.
COIPAIV.
m “an.
Old Gold and Silver.
Old tiold or fiilver oi any kind; old broken or dire-road
etc.. in any audition.
FULL Gilli “Lilli IILL BL Mill FOB ill “WIT,
A. W. AUSTIN, Jeweler,
Norwalk. Conn.
Stain-Koo Yer Cont
(if the business men of this country die poor. By prompt
action YOU may escape, by applying today for one of the
Connecticut iienorul modern policiea. Costs but little;
absolutely nonJorfoitublu; in cash in old age. For par-
ticulars apply to S. S. l.’llmumetlieu, agent, South
fine "Home Paper.
Nothing talus its» plan. 'l'ltm la
is tltntugh the local paper,
”Why your.
The taxpayers oi the (lily oi South
Kuwait are hereto settled that the
city tax at six mills on the dollar. laid
oatheritymotilatotlfilata
city Inertia held at Arias "all. on
Indiana amt. on tho 7th day oi
lnrrh. i“. ll” tho library food lax
oi nae-m hill on the dollar. laid
at the some time. will he also sad say-
oflemthesseosddoyoilsydllgat
whirl: titaaioinreretyoiitaaaraeat
«lamb I. liaytoa's ciao. loo. 5 Ratio
Place. Penalty at the rate at
m per coat. a year trout flay 2.
will In Marl on all bills re-r
raising unpaid silev Jane 1. ms.
JAM PM“.
Mortar oi lasso oi the city at Death
lorwola.
I“
oils
i“
E
3...:
lm
no anhatitute and thin
never will ho. it in uuiuueand original, holding in he dun
group all the people in horn. The paper and the you'll?”
lusty-ratio. Their int-root- aro both mutual, and they lash
know it. The only practical way oi attracting the-o peopio
The Evening Sentinel.
nmwm
Biotin ti Il-
Itlllli iii“
tannins}
iiyonwaniaw
eoiltplity, on say
oad,tasayweathrr,at
aaytiraoaadwtithoas
guard aestysaraaihlo
yuanihotllillx'l'lr
thewhveiltvyoo. 0a
”Euthanasia
m you an out
your honor! as as 0r-
iawi. Thal’saltuothu
«an senatorial-rural
theehvap’ «an all!
tutti-lawn.
all th'Eworit .
of cleaning; when
011116
asking Powder .2'
willdotlic biQQCSI part?
, ‘ W401i tile use of
frettiluand nrarittevour
life out on the dishes
and the silverware, the
pots and tilt pantwirn
liW/llllilllldo thc worlt?
There's a cake of pure
Glycerin: Toilet Soap
, in every package.
ill: I I. alumna (on
“armor,”
”so.“ on... Cockatoo-om
a
Spanish and American Squad”...
The torpedo dotittstnat left thee-no
liesflarnhuand waanest hoarddoi
tho Capo Verde islands mottled oi fix
torpedo boots and seven torpedo boat
destroyers. They were accompanied by
ivm ireightvsosolsihaswent aim; to
my cool and supplies This was not a
iortnidahle heat. It was well atlaptdd to
dealing up of dark nights, running out
its torpedo tubes and blowing up naval
miners. That was its special work.
Boil! themval cruisers homo-harp
lookout ls wofld be impossible for tho
small mil to gut near enough to tho
largo cruisers to blow them up. Tho
gnnaoi tho cruisers could.ort thooon'
trary, blow rhetorpadoboatsontoitho
water miles away.
0:: this theory what was called a fly.
log atoadvm was organized to sail
about the Wou‘lndles and our own
onstaandlmltontiorthat torpedono
tilla and lot other spool-it war revels.
The news. howova. that three formida-
ble ripanish vessels had lots Cadiz just
alter the flotilla sailed showad that tho
Smith had maidens! and diocounted
tho alert oi oar dying aquarium. They
out immediately sitar tho flotilla a
atasdron compo-«l at two oi theiriiorst
cruisers. infants laria'l'ere- and Cris
tonal Uohm. with those was the Do
otrncwr. a very poweriul torpedo boat
destroyer. Soon Ilia these threu vusels
lait Cadiz tho ”will: truism Vizcoyo
aadtiqarndothsthod boon inthohor-
bar at liars-a ieit thatpiaoa. The plan
was probablyiowihatn to qwiatlyjoiu
thanwadronand tho flotilla daspoi
ogre-d on, and thus suddenly twin loose
on the United titateo a powerini modern
llruri.
it was to ml each a amtinwzy
that our own iornridahlo dying quadru-
was organized and largely strengthened
altar its insulation. it is under oonr
mood at (iomtnn‘aloro W. ti. liehloy. is
«insists oi the crank cruisers martin.
Columbia and Ninmpolls. with tho
inttloships llaaaarhusotts and Tenor.
Tho dynamite noises Vesuvius. tho
iastost warship afloat. can at.» its as-
signsd so doty with thoaqnadroa. 'l'iio
Broohiyn is the flagship.
lommnnndanoniudis
hailsooiathopoworoipssysr. Queer
hiodoiapnsdsaaooiatathissorihwoald
holipoqioaiwayagotwhoithayprayod
tor. Port-shoes.“ than ovsrwasa
satin-wished and oraalltsyoodhelid
itstadhnisdpaia. tihohroaghtwtwr-
dad-dolominlolho‘wmmim
pharswhoashohataot toot spa-it;
drowillmootoiltlaovtagstorvation.
W. stalls: and raptno hohlad
hsrsatholsstorwtosoihorpoworhoro.
vats-star, oi murmurs
ssaaaotoiostvastaiithopriratowith»
iohisdioaaarbprapia-tnrsarsoosoi
tho avails-oi lipaia. it would to a
mmdutywhowoaldaoswor
amallhothat or aayothsrpraysr
”pi-l tom-silliness um.
"I'-
Willa-goats” w the
dymlawhiahihotipaaiardsuaa
I“ M h Doha the W
mambo-strontium.
Munroe relays-a»
mwhvaihspoas ”the”
“mutilated-at it were
mm that tho molt oi
“Millionaires-tantalu-
mill“
hibernation-oath last saw
amour-mum
its to Iatwwil roasts lost-or
“L
it
been
‘ 'm opllo ariror oi Join a
- ndadorenrneo.ond workhsosow‘
. J W, ,: .‘
H Hoary Whit”); m
”visiting lira. (loot: V
limit.
Thomas Darling has
a low daya' il aid W'
duties in New Y city, My“
. . A
..
was towed irom New York to ,
Point. Saturday. 'l'iui tilt M
brattght up a large quantity oi
gun actively on the coostructilon oi;
seven hundred ioot dock at. ‘
grove. The men engaged in tho
are stayin temporarily at tho ‘ how
tel. and taking their meals" at
dori’s restaurant at Bell island. ‘
nmra an m ‘
Miss Agnes Scofield has purchased
new bicycle.
The monthly meeting oi Vol“
Hoolt and matter company will he ‘ .
tonight. "
Cari Wuen nan taken a poattio'azw
Waterbury it Smile”, putting Heydoa
together. v
;
Henry 0. Street and son ilarryyat-
tended the funeral oi a relative in Riv— \ ,
erbank. today. ‘
. ‘v
”rs. Georgie Kirk. oi Westport, hag
W vhiiins her parents. lit. and tire. _- ;
Charles hater.
lpnia Haas. oi Noroton. has a podi- , W‘
tion as tool maker in the arntory.'iw , '
Springfield, Moan. '
Mrs. Edward llindley has
terraining her mother. Mrs. m
iiicltner,-oi Norwalk. - rt
a
trout a Brooklyn visit.
lip. A. Vail has returned
home in liontclair. N. 1.. alter
with Mr. and hire. Ernst Koch.
Mr. and hire. Charles I. Wartfill.
Brooklyn. are spending to
their wedding tour with Dr.
6. ii. Noun.
tin-Selectman Ales. liacltay
ting a new bay window in the
Leroy avenue. ocoupied hy
iloodovc and totally.
hire. John Raiierty. who has ”3
dangorousiy ill oi pneumonia, is rafilda
ly improving. lira. Ralerty is nphr
the rare oi Dr. C. S. Page.
Mrs. John iiitrhcot'k has
home with her daughter. lira. . ll.
Moritay. iron 3 visit with her son.
Walter Miner, in Groton.
—.—._._..._...__
Mm. Strotho, oi the Wee Burn Golf
riult Home. Norotoo, met with a pain-
iul uwident in ..ew York rode-ti! by
tailing and hroahing one oi her rib.
Hermann Selleclt succeeded in osp-
tnring (or J. l). Crimtnins than
phr-osanta which scoped y. Tho,
m
wero iottnd in Ten Hole. Short
Miss liattie Jones. oi Hm
Height». a member at the 7
Kerumir club. reports that a new CM
tong lino hem written by Mrs. Ham,
also a member.
iii-ta Marguerite Ballard. who ins
been extending the past three with!
with her grandparents. Postmastor and
hire. .i. E. Ballard. ldL ior a vial! ll
Sound Bear-h. Thursday.
Rev. 8. A. Sands and Gordon M-
ler returned home trout Now York, I“
week. aim vtniting the hospital. M
the phyoiclana. otter an cunt” of
Ir. Fowler's mo. decided that aa’oosoe
stion was not mamary. They nvo
hint tum-h onrourugament.
iiov. and Mrs. mus French law ro-
lurnrd home trout a visit with “
Iatwhter, lira. Ralph .1
Bomb tum. N. .i. w
tho rhristlmitlo oi the inisnt IQ 0!
Row. and lira. Jeileroou took plank
l'M'l‘lVPd tho homo oi William M
Prom-h.
h
Saturday siternoon tho Woo DUI
(loll club opened the regular play a!
the season. with tin- hrst wodly a“.
tent in the aorta of hawk-p m
that will be rontinued woolly sail
iurte 25. To the winners will ho m
y
dad two handsome oilvar It”
links for the first time since
been extended. lip to the and oi
am they but moved 2.0!.
More that time 71!. yards have to.
tied and other chum made lhi
plate thla green in, the mat
saoong the gait linkwnoi the my.
lira. Dr. limit]: is on the siclt lit.
W
Praalt ti attrition the
county Tear 'conventloa to
son. as Friday.
Kids at“! my .alim'
Norwalk Chronicler