ultimo“ it THE cum.
Wrath—m
mandate-noun: on, run-o
meltlthiwtl their We
Manor-elitemwm
”I or am ‘«
BxBurgoll Itcltulteu lflormed the
members of the City Donnell of Nor-v
. walk loot night. that they were a bit
' , behind their m Council-
manGregoryandthohhraryhadotne—
ale. while the whole board dineu’e’d the
library tax. nuu amounang‘to tr. too
aware and «to minor matters were
A petition frotheWoler Communion-
ornaski thatneianeebepnt In the
heat city meeting to give
the Water Commioeionera power to
place Iioehboords won the overlow of
theGrupedom. woorendbytbemayor
and t ,over the city clerk.
‘ Chit! tt recommended
in ion of mo for the unifor-
Inlng oi the Norwalk Fire Police. lir.
Prowiltwated Millennial outlet It-
ting out the company would be 8300.
but the newborn would pay titre of the ..
‘ moii’olioenrad ' for
.ilitwonthof I”. 'm
as i . oofollown:
. 1: Dean. 3; Morehonee. 3;
Known]. Totaiaumber
ti
n
i
. 1;
:4
on for on electric light on
avenue was referred to the
of the light committee.
new city ordinance governing the
of peddlero wan read by the
mayor no diecunoed at length.Int The
um “his
grip.“ of discriminat'loo. Under
Inonce everyone who ped-
etoble wares la liable to pay
. 2 1 whether reoidohto or non-
- [widthIn. City Clerk Gregory'naid that
. .ohouid aloe be included
on Gregory remarked that
lithlomwit into elect maehohte would
have to have a license to breathe.
councilman lichen—We have got a
M litany oeni neddlers and wood peda
In town. How about them?
Oohncllman Baton—Well. if they are
cltineao we can't obiect.
Upon a motion of Councilman Bateo
the matter was retorrodto the mayor
and corporation coumel to report itrr—
Counclimoh Greg thouht the
work on highways was moot divided fair-
ly. Some men getting more work than
others. He said no had heard tome of
the men complaining.
The finance committee who authorin-
ed to borrow 85.500.
”it strikes me we should do aomothing
about thin library matter. They are
running up big biiie every month and
they will get no In a box," aald Coun—
cilman Gregory.
”They can't eamd their appropria—
tion." remarked Councilman Burr.
"What are you going to do about
it?" qulered layer Glover.
”Wily. ohut it up," told Councilman
Gregory.
"They have expended “68." said
Councilman Meeker.
"Well, we can reduce eopenm and
run three or four days a week" said
Councilman Gregory.
”Are we doing our duty in this it.
brory matter; this was handed down to
us, and I think we ohoulri look after
It." won Councilman Marker'n re»
marks.
"You know your Iluty,‘
or.
”Well it's high time nonlething woo
done." came from Councilman (ingory.
At thin juncture Tea Collector item
inquired what oilonld be done with the
SIM tax that who left unpaid.
The majority of the Counril thought
they had better drop the matter. a» it
would get the city into lI-gai dIMI'iilly.
ContrrIImon Gregory did not went to
we It dropped. he said he had paid
his tax and he did not propane to pay
for nonlehody elect dancing without llo
mid get a foot in It for n ohaitodown
himeelf.
Ex-lhrgeea Iiolulien then took a
head. lie raid: ”I paid my to: and my
neighbor didn't pay bin if he don't
pay, I want my money hot-k. There
an whistle or saneoi and can be heard
by every atan here."
”That'e my eeotlment."
Councilmen memory.
layer Glover enjoined that the pre«
rent board had nothing to do with lost
yonr‘o tan.
"Well. ye are no improvement over
loot year's board; in fact. ye are a bit
behind it."
The councilman smiled and Mayor
Glover informed Ir. Ichlnlieu that
3'1“”)me not mponsibie for other peo—
"Y“:Irtafiaidtoafifnrthem.
they might make you pay a
flit of It bark " rontirmrd the cry-bur.
“We will roll quite right here." oairl
the mayor. end llr. hichlullen took his
boom"
, A ”a
chairman
The
im
' eaid the may-
ejaculated
neat.
City Tax Collector Betta aoketl for a
nine In eoiory or trod. iii- petition
won laid on we rode.
itwoovotedtolayoportaetonooide-
walk on the Wall otrnet with! and to
minor the railing along the walk
weer Klondike Park.
or to the width of the
to ('Otlili'il—
rethenurnberof‘
not. of Beauty
Wall Paper
in all variety of new ohadeo, onion and
dedgne in what you will Ilnd in our
hondomne Spring of”. Our mutto-
ilotl In arilntlc wall decorations. and
our dleoriminoting taste in selecting
the flower of the datigner and the "mile
ufocttirer, in on Wltlmlliwl that mm-
ment is nuneoemnry.
Wail Payton.
Paintern’ Buppllw.
Artbtol laterinio.
Pictures W and Unframed.
Piotnreo Framed in Order.
Painting end Paper Bengt ng.
DECKER,
fl thington Street,
South liorwalk,
Conn.
Store «men evening» until Ii tr’t'ltttrk.
W
STOP AND THINK!
it i» worth ambidernidr! to“ Intro of a plum-
whorn you Henri
Gooiiniiui’nisltdtioottu,
iii THE norms" 1.1%,
With l’erfI-I-t Workutnuehi and of loud
i'lt tiuuroniet.
LadiI-II’ and geilln’ null» cleaned,
mi, repaired rebound, oileteuw
A. J ZINK,
”Malibu. WWW
“ammo ] Remus.
I‘lutiiihbll
yhruken or worn [t of n Iti-
.iiprtw'kt'i
w .rha mm rotihrltvweatpriee.
lewingrnae noon 1" MInIhebv-olrnnnner;
EFm-gw ennui:
It on till you
Bicycles II II-
liliilllm
yotctuitpty
if you went a thorough»
iy reliable np-Io-date
bicycle. One that will
hold it» own in any
company, on any
mod, in any weather,“
anytimeand wilibeoe
good next res thin
yonr,the0 [ENTI-
thewhoeldtryon. 0n
bilioordoio,otnnothor
tough, you eon treat
your Ivonne on on (b
lent. Thni’enanetbou
rnn betwid oiwtrrteol
tireehwp «who told
Iniithlown.
Bicyclt[
errpair an
ryrie and keep all ouppllrerm he
will
'Ilulitllltii,
lilnlllfilllld.
Mudflats.
"The parchment hoe estabilohed o
eoneorehip at this station to ouperviee
mm. .un‘vem m deliv-
ery of telegremo, with the view to ear-
rying out strictly the neutrality lawn."
H. II. 8. Alert nailed iyom Port Royal
on Saturday liar ordination woo
then ongiiowo. In her mohair-n
to he opined at one. lint it hot doc-
to Santiago de Cuba. Bhe arrived on
that port on Sunday morning, but did
not enter the harbor preoumobly on ac-
count of the torpedoeo. Her command-
or soul a boat nohore with on odicer.
who called on the Britioh conaul. F. W.
itamatlen. 0n the ofllcer'a return the
Alert nailed for thin port mil arrived
here today. She was outside Santiago
de Cuba for five hourI. _
The health oiilcer oaye the Alert
brought oome "manure from Santia-
go do Cuba. it Is supposed she want
there in reoponoe to the Britioh eon-
ouis cable deepotch of Friday last. ask—
ing for n wnrohIp on a reoult of the
hostile demonstrations made before the
Brltleh consulate.
MIMI mm
W.—
lirThomooloodoroontoleeomelrit-
inh Aloha-adorns Wonhingiu.
By Asoocioted Frees.
London. tiny 3~According to a re-
port publiohed here today, the ilritloh
amhowador at Washington. Sir Julian
Pauuceiote. In to he succeeded by Sir
Thomas Bender-on. K. C. 8., K. C. III.
6.. the permanent underaecretary of
atote for forekn aflalrn. one oi the
most experienced diplomatic oilicero in
Britloh nerviee.
Sir Thomas Henry Bonderaon. who
has been permanent under-neeretary of
state for foreign affairs alnoo 1894. en-
tered the foreign olico In 1859 and hen
been connected with that department
ever since. He won aeelotant to the late
lord Tortterden no agent of tho British
government at Geneva. in the arbitra-
tionrof the Alabama claimo in Hill. and
he has limo private oecretnry to the
Flori of Derby. when the latter was sec-
retary of state for foreign affairs; pri-
vate secretary In the late Earl uran-
vllln. when the latter was mmary of
otato for foreign affairs. and he won
assistant llnlli'l'rm’l'V‘Ifli'y nf Muir for
fowigu ultnirn in i889.
'11.!- nmwtnuo.
th'fliwm the
Alleged'lltols lurderer.
Attorneyn .intneo J. Lynch and Jerr-
miah D. Tourney. who defended (‘har-
low A. liolnay In hie trial for the [our
tier of George Start-mt Nirhnle. will prov
liably defend Benjamin Willi», Ibo New
York boy who in in jail awaiting trial
for the murder of linvld ii. ll. Lambert.
iltrill iawyera were at Ihe jail on Suf-
urdny and hold u long mnioronI-r with
the prionner and when they left, the
primlwr appeared more cheerful. Ilv
in muiiIl-‘ut Iimt he will he unturned.
Attorney Lynch, when m-n. would
uolihn deny nor aflirm the report that
ho had been retained by W‘IIIIII’ ntnilwr
to defend it” mil. bill it in very proh-
nlde that he and bio strontium, Sir. Tut)-
uwy, will owner for him at the trial.
The hiny term of the Hill" own» in
Ilnnbury on Turn-lay [It'll and utter a
dny‘n would!) they will udinurn to
llridgnporf. Willie will not br- tried
until a wwk lair-r. Btaie'a Attorney
Prostitution preferring to Illnptuw of tho
minor rant-II hm.
It to not known who will III-iI-IIII his»:
ilrtwithatui. tho companion of Willie.
llitt parent» have been to are him fro-
uuently. but it to undo-rained that they
are poor and cannot allurd to engage
I-IIIIanl. In thin event, the court will
assign a lawyer or perhape two, in de-
frnrl him. lloth will endeavor to prove
an alibi,
POLICY 0’ m WAT”.
Will Ioenploy, no feral Prnetieahle.
”who In“
The following letter bar bren loaned
to all the head» of deportmmte of the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
italirnoti rompony:
Deer Iiir: »-lntyuirloo have already
born made an to the policy of the com-
pnny in regard to the enlltttment In the
envied of the United lilies of men
now upon its payrolls.
The dollar Impuoeti ubon tho turnt-
pany III-Iv constant In war and moo,
and In view of the powlhle derange-
ment of tin owe mice. It mam,
therefore. promine obooiuteiy to renerve
places for Mil of Ito mployeee on
may desire to engage in the eervm of
the United lit-tee either town the
militia or the naval reorrvee; but the
laments or the may on Identical
with there of the great while. and It
will motor. on for as practicable.
thooe who are It to enlist.
Vonwlllpienoekeepoliatofthe
men who may leave our mire whore
ram are likely to more up for odynsb
nteot under the above onderotnnding.
and Irene.“ the name, to this
boa.
munmmm
developed that she was directed to go '
Areripe
once to be t
sible to make, no
as long at it is a good cop?
Derbys almost as g
Q14.)
It. touts.
Chic-en»
WANTEu;
m
may...
Opera Honor Block.
Ntlrwalll, Utuiil.
m
bythe“ calendar, and, like wt. there
‘ are kinds and bid kinds.
tenable stiltshe ire know by expeii-
For i} we sci the best eDerby it is
duller who makes it.
if the style Is copied from the fashion makers
Open lender. "May and Ioturdoy lveninga.
¥OTTOLENE
. in a combination of two pure natural products-«zitolce beef root
and refined cotton-seed oil, as pure end golden as the southern
eunehlne which produces it—tuoking.o shortening and frying
lit unequaled in healthfaineee, cleanliness, flavor and digesti-
ble qualities. Endowed by eminent physicians. recommended
by cooking experts, need by thousands of discriminating house
wives in preference to lord and other cooking
fats. Once tiled. always used.
The genuine I- sold everywhere in one in ten pound yellow
tine. with our trademarks. "Widow" and were brad in
oottowpiunt weuihvou every tin. Not guaranteed If told in
any other woy. lode only by
TI! l. K. Full"! warm.
all
We’ re careful
when.
hat
as the best at iessgg
—_- prices: $2. $0 $2, and $1.50. Hats that hold
.~ shape, and col quite as well as the beet, but
the dillereuce u the quality of fur and trim-
mings makes the difference In rice.
Alpiuesd are still In high avor. All the
Kopul ili' shad es-peail brown and drab are
are ill the Spring shapes at $5 $2. ii 50,
98c. New Yale outing caps. 48c., 98c., $1.25.
Top coats III the latest fabrics and col
when you' re ready for them.
WES, W“
BBIDOIPOBT. CONN.
lt‘.
\‘i\l
New York.
liontreol.
Old Gold and Silver.
Old fluid or flilver of any kind; old broken or discarded
WIlt‘bt-e, Chains, Jewelry. litmus, rich. in any condition.
PULL Gilli VALUE WILL BE PAID FOR All “0“”,
ll. W. AUSTIN, Jeweler,
Norwalk. Conn.
Stain-Elbe "Per Cent
()f the business men of this country the poor. By prompt
action you may escape, by applying today for one of the
Connecticut i louorul illildi'l'li policies.
absolutely IInII-lorft-itIIlIlI-; is rush in old age.
tiI'IIlnrs apply in S. H. L'lloumuuiiou, Itgoui. South
Costs but little;
For pur-
The flame Paper.
Mei will he.
III through the lonoi paper.
DAILY
Freight
ow «to. haw—amum
The Evening Sentinel?
Nothing taken it» plan. There iII no rubidium and there
it bu unique and original, holding in It» firm
groep all the pimple in town. The paper and ii r propitv are
iuoopornlde. 'i‘lwir inure-do are both mutual. and they both
know It. The only practical way of aitmrtlttg tittnn pwtple
The Evening Sentinel.
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II‘I’WIIN
NORWALK, SOUTH NORWALK,
AND NEW YORK.
City of NorwalkZlulcan and Eagle.
trove turnout e e. n. Inert scent hornet: e r. a.
turn are roar, run at t. It, serrate st. 3 r. n.
, ,
Want Columns
nmubynomoaeeewelflom
ethtbnewriyla Ibeuoennandwith
withdr'rnledleiiiiweré
uncommon-ind into folio! war
'iudoedthettheeplduolo hon lnfeoied
the gallant players and their andlenoeo.
Even more vigorously than of old
do both audienow and piayero fall
upon their common enemy, the empire.
At New York. where. owing to the
navortlng oi the yellow journalo. the
Spouiohwar talk to hotteottthohaoo-
hall war time for her notarallyiikewieo
broken oat bonnet.
Before the eeaoon opened we read the
little hand book of etiquette for booeboll-
era that had been prepared with the
eopooial view of makingthetuaugollc in
their behavior. Now. we thought, bann-
bull grounds will witneooaoenenof Ghana
teriieltlion department. The fun of bone-
ball games boo vaniohed, we eight! to
ouroelveo. We need not have sighed.
M the very first game played bythe
New Yorke at their own home tide rea-
son poudemonium itself broke . loose.
The crowd and name of the playm Ink.
attacked the umpire. They booted. they
blotted, a player obook his hot and aware
awfully and eiatuped upon bio own hat
in hie impotent rage.
The audience roared at the umpire
like 5,000 reverting lions. “Lynch
hitul" cried tome. " You're a robber!"
yelled others. Finally ohappy idea can-
oentratod all the wrath of both playoro
and audience in one word. “You'rna
ilpauiard!" Thur finished the number
in the whirl of a hull of onohione and
other Inlullos around bio earn that an-
hoppy man amped under the protection
of the police.
Uh. no! The national game is not do:
clining any in intereot among no.
it door not appear under the strict
construction of the United States con-
stitution that the preeident her power
to nail the national guard regimen“ of
the statue out to leave the country for
eervioe in none of a foreign war. The
otntetltution oayo, “Coupon ohail have
porter to provide for calling forth the
militia to execute the lawn of the Un~
ion, nupprere insurrection and repel in.
various. " Uongreas by low hoe given
the preeident the right at any time to
call out the militia for the pnrpooeo
Ipoc‘tfied. Since nothing to raid of the
right to order them to tho frmtt III coon
the armies of the United Staten were
sent to (weigh toil the preuntuptiun in
that tho preoidont boo not ouch authori
ty. There in no doubt. however. in tho
preterit instance that it will be the
pleasure and glory of thenationai guard
regimento to volunteer to help drive
:lpoln from Cuba. The graceful way of
adoring thoee gallant enrviceo haeai~
ready been adopted in several tuntaoooe
by the militia tendering their oervioeu
to the governor at their own otnto and
he in hie turn ranking elite of the regi-
menio to the prooidoni for the war.
This mode of pmcednre rooogniaes otato
righto properly and at the name than in
the mint dealt-able way acknowledges
the paramount ouvorolgnty oi the Unit-
ed litntoo.
Certainly the oympatilyoi all Ameri-
can must be with the queen of iipnin
and her young eon in the proeont torri-
bio situation. tibu deroo not aorede to
our demand to gin up tinba for fear of
revolution at home. and If ohI light- or.
III the it onurpalled to do. she will bu
euro tuition both Cuba and her throne.
Weylor, butcher In Unbo. traitor at
borne. in alum-t certainly known to be
plotting with Don Cork», tho pretender.
to make him king of iipoln. lie done
thin out of a mean and petty motive of
revenge for tho hurt to hie vanity when
her Woo “tilled {tutu GIN.
The volunteer ouldloro art deli-Id for
by the nation through the governm oi
the otatu. The United Iliatoo war tie
primer giver nation to the germ
that the uallon headroom than from
lilo etete for lie orrnleo. Thegovernor
thenaoeopte thererviuoooi thntnotn-
ber of men front thorn who volunteer
oudholdrtbetaio readine- torooelvo
ordero iro- Waehingtoo. The Wire
anoin- from the diluent stereo vary
widely In loathe. front the 8.000 rev
united of low Yuk down tothrpoor
little “which we all tkntwill he naked
from Nevada.
Captain W. Barkltt oi Palomino.
'i‘es..girorthogovernatoni 050.000»
equipawvohyrqhoonttolgbtlpatn
ondwlllnokeitt‘ltfifliftbotro-Ie
needed. bongiiroOopnthIW.lorkitt
oii’oiemina’i‘en.
0i oonroo oer Wynn not
I'm Inth‘owtn'wiw
Ipein. liloit’e milk-depend.
ingiorneiotoenteneo. hirer-wing
iooolowdrwnwgawrliiowufwe.
Admin at we trundle-tour
memoir-a onto the eighth
“HWWiuhh
M“ ”“hfiflm
W...
All over llorwolk. a army
at: helmet. on mm
Inn... ...- new: ' "i"
10hr own frieIdo III
otnwend a one and book it '
story of tie sateen in rioting .
Ir. Alfred Plot! 9 ”aplenty“;
wellnnayo: ‘Ihnveheenn ., .
igrerfrnm rrhior over/j ..
yearn, having contracted the
during the war.th whole been;
ed full of senile and the m
the nose and Ian throat wen
u" up .. ”r...
y, a never got a
oleep. i procured a "bottle of
pin Catorrh Cure at Flam
eiore, South Norwaik. it
me more relief than 'I have
years; my head is very much
and i can sleep all night. It.‘ ,
thinly a great reliever, and l on ‘
to recommend it. Nothing ' '
the things i tried heiore
onevuuarter as much in month
('. t' ban in a few weeko."
Mr. H. i. Woodwortlt of l
etreet, south Norwalit rays: '1 intro
been troubled with catarrh it
time; my head and none nee-ed
well otnled up and the “all!“ fl;
matter that run into my that“.
night would name me to hawk
and often gag in the morning. board;
could clear my throat. I got none
ifornia Catnrrh at Pinisted r m
and already there symptom In ;._
much better. My throat it My . ‘
from all matter in the morning 9d
my whole head leelo much clearer. .
California Catnrrh (hire in her m .
too in (are of mid: it it in!”
an it helps in breaking theo- d, “I
entirely prevents a cold “m n,
on well no attacks of acute m
which an often follow a error! cold ; "
the head.
California ('atarrh Cure in ”I!
all deniern for 50 tenth; three won fl~
much for 8i.
BEACH LATTIN MUST PAY ‘
The adjourned eareof Beach Mb.
charged with non-onpport by bk wile, -
come up yesterday We ”th ‘
Plumb, who ordered him to fly lira 12 ‘4
$2 oath week for the next nix We
it will be remembered that In. I” ‘1
recently petitiomd for a divorced. lb
grounds at 4:.rnelty Neither nu pror- “
en and Judge Robinson denied the pn-
tltion. Later the artion for non-oop-
port was commoner).
NOTHING 1'00 0000 run onwnr.
By Asaociated Prone.
Chicago, May 3—inopired by the“.
ing that nothing is too good for M’
rai Dewey and the fighting him
who won the victory over Spain's ”t
in Manila. a moreraent has been tini-
ed for a [rent ioliiileotion was -
ing and celebration. A popwlar parole
in under mneidnation.
—Aoetonhreohonpnnld.
Children like it; It never their It"
We mean One Minute Comb Own, lbw
infallible r edy for m,“
crnup. brought“. grim. .I all
throat and lung troubled. l. 1’. VII,
Norwalk; 0. C. Stiiloon. 80. m
fima
-Aeotoadoeonotaleetthe~h
A little boy and for a battle ed
"get up In the morning on foot as ”I
ban." The druggiot new I
bouoehnld name for "De'lltt't um-
idarly illoern." and gave him I W
of there famouo little piilo for “I-
patlon, sick headache, liver and won-
och troubles. E. F. Wood. M;
a. C. Btlliaon. do. Norwolk.
Thirty—five yearn more a motion
That III how long Adolph m...‘
Zaneoville, Ohio. ordered (in. I“
"if watt cured by tiring three 3” a
DeWIII’» Witch ilazri delve. I. P.
Wei-d. Norwoik; (i. C. m “.
Norwaik.
.mmlbm
Ammtuit (Milli or Minimum
('l'itiiil ili’ i‘iidhiilmllaAlI'I
FUN "din".
My mu who aillirtrd with new
Ilsm whlr'h contracted hio [til ”I.
until he wan unable to walk not
doing one and a half Miller of M
beriuin e l’nln Iioim hr woo able in In
about again. i ran heartily new
It In prrrnna coloring mm
llrill «John fielder freed. m
(30.. W. VII. For sale by (l i'. m
ilouth Norwaik and ILP PM liar-
welt.
OW.
Erma.
IIzNItr want) antenna wit
"it too via to woolen norm"
wayaomoott.veaoyoonnoeltnt
theiawouolllne ll. Md. .
“iEGMQ ‘
Norwalk Chronicler