THE TORPEDO BOAT MORRIS.
The MorriI iI I Herrerhoff flier. She has I displacement of toll tone Tier horlepower in 1.760. and Ihe hII time
when“ tuber She III raid to be capable of over 28 knots speed. She took her name from I naval hero of the put.
fluoritV. Morris. who commanded the Cumberland when she won rank by the Merrimno. The Herrerhoifn of Briiltol
‘ J,’ have long been famous in America all the builderI of first yachtI. and the work of the Merrie allows that they
are equally efficient when tho building of fast torpedo bean is the problem to be conIidered. The Mom“ was recently
load in commission. and her trial tripe indicate that rim is one of the Iwiftelt torpedo hontI Uncle Sam pomrres.
I.. “.5.
mo sunburn! In OAK?
‘ .. ofOompnnyF, ofEIl-tford,
Mm Suddenly It Ninntic.
By Associated Press)
”Military Rendezvous. Nightic.
Hrivate John T. Flynn. of Com-
B. First regiment. of Hartford
tiddenly this afternoon from heart
mm. The young man was only twen-
o yeane of age and Was a new re-
'He had been made company
. .and was engaged in making out
footnbany papers. Apparently he
Itrong and robust. 'i‘hltl noon he
It. wory in a tent with Captain Mo-
m, when. without warning, he fell
vily. The hospital sergeant was
moned and the young soldier was
removed to the hospital where it was
cord ‘1 :1 .; e. was suffering from heart
rilure. ‘He died in forty-five minutes.
,Thehody of private Flynn remains
It the hoehital and his parents have
Then notified. The death has not yct
.been officially reported at post. head-
(quarters. The renlalnn will he coll-
Met! in Hartford accompanied by a
mllltflry escort. and on the day of the
funeral the flag at post 'hclulqllnrtcrs
will fly at half mat-ll.
RU SBIA IS FRIENDLY.
301' Subject. Much Disturbed Over Re-
port! Regarding the thilippinen
(iiy Associated Press.)
Washington. May .'I—I\ tending Russi-
In, diplomat Haiti today that the. cubic
report; from London stating that lim-
. peter Nicholas. of Russia, was nlll.ll
t‘lflturlled ill-I to tile ultimatc destiny of
t 0 Philippines and that some sort of
immediate intervention was probable.
was entirely unwarranted and plum)
Ruula in II misleading pmdtion iIcforII
the people of this collntl y He now the
untlmcnt throughout Russia. ofllclzll
. and unoiflt'lal. ii-I onc of extreme col
dlallty towardh lllc i'nitcd SilllI‘tl and
it Ihown there, will homo t'lillitgu ill llit'
traditional friendship existing iIIItII-n ll
"the United Staten and Russia. Tl‘i'
friendly fouling. llc pIIilllI-Ii (Ml.
VIII shown by tlIc iiueizlll ll-‘Wnlll-
pm which arliIIIi ill the lilIlll
which t'”IirlIIIl II! ”III lliliriliill I‘lllimwy
yesterday. in will llll- l‘uilug pi.
i” Vllled to ll mark-d l’Xli‘lll iIVf‘ll IlluIIlII
", «the peasantry Ill lllléihlzt and it on :I
' matter of IlurIIriIIII to him Illilll'l‘ IoIII ti.
circumstancl-a that l'I-IIIII'IIi
grculettd lll illc i'nllIIIi Slum-I
It! tilde toward this: country. .
IMHO IN A’I' ”IANTIO
It Donn MciIlly It the litnte Comp I I
Grenade It 1 o'clock
(iiy AIIIII-llltcd i’l 03.4. I
Mitotic. May 5"", file mIlIltIIlituz of the
thcut troopII ill-gun oiiil illlly ill I
I. o'clock
Bitter)! A Willi the find orllillllliuioll
to he mlltuorclt into the III-II'iIII of the
ornament.
Lieutenant Rowan lll'S milil' littillliill
ihoon the quartIII-nlalulr (it‘ll liil l'.
.for thirty Ilny'Il Intioml for 1 Sim.
At 10: 30 the Honda woiII "qu lillll
hot! an lIIIul laIcI- delightful W‘I‘Hllll'l
prom ell. ,
ORDERED 'l‘t) no ’i‘ (I .IIIINII I.
(iiy Aflnllcllilcli l'I IIIIIi-i i
“ Wuhlmllon. Muy' I ---- ’l‘ilo tier lt' i: try at
" M nIvy today orIiIIrIId Iiilvlil II'IIIIIIIIIIII
.Wiiliam |.. (IIIIIIII. now (Mthl- i' u
in Iron WIIrkII hill! to r.liIIi.I.Io lti pro
M It the Nil'liuil IIIIIIIIIIIII Ii'i IllII
W NW of l'IIiIIIi. lulu I-iIlIItI l' d M
navy dthIrtmIIIlt III Ini'i'l Ioulum
WI" 00on illillilill‘Oll lil Mallilu.
\Imultilnuo I .Il'rll. r'l helm
(By AIIIIII iiiiIIIi I' l‘lrfll I
Wflhlustou. Mar fr ~ The iIioIIIII I Ito.-
on foreign llffulill tIIIIIIy IliIIII-IIIIII
' the iiuwailu annexation IIIIIIIIluiiIIlI
' illicit no diliillitc action. it Uourulug
M 'l‘ltudlly. It lfli‘lilllllillll ho a Illu-
M'” «the Ilomnlillln flll'ol ilil‘ l‘f‘ilii'
I?
rum-m...
. 8’Ml ltlmltlctt not No III tilt
N .May I'I ll iI’. lIIilIllII
tiled hill wife lulu ulnlu IIIIII ill
till! itlrelllum. liI Illi'iilltll "it
mid mun lltlltml Illcl until the
term of tho Illuul illrr. with
um
tom moor II i'AVM. III.
.3“)! ii- "other It lItIIIII. tho
of the Harvard footilllli
.ldt tilti- city today for
.io loin flut'rmnry iiIImIII-
ry regiment.
All“ om fil’iCNlGii.
VIII Ii. (Poland) 'l'hII (' It
Itet'l under IIIII llama
' ”our“! m formally opened
. Iiittl amt ceremony.
m It! Inn“ Atittltr'rnll
voile, NIIIIIIII. my I'.
"’ ,IIIIII undeni- of im-
' . it! the.
It! Inn
..-—-m
z-llIIIllIl lII- .
lllll ,
in was about to lisuullllc a fI'iIInIil). 1
OPHOIAII BOARD m‘IING
Odioere and Committeen of the Nor-
wnllr Hethodiet church.
The annual meeting of theofliclal
board of the Norwalk Methodist church
was held last evening. The officers
and committee chosen follow:
Treasurer—i). W. Fitch.
Secretary—Henry Chasmnr.
Financial secretary-h‘lovd ’1' Run-
coo
l (‘lollector of seat rent-George W. Scl-
C" I .
('ollIIt tor of envelope subscriptions——
Henry (:zhnnmal
Finance committee-Flatt Price. H.
S. Sellcck. Floyd 'i‘. Roscoe. . .
Auditing committee—P. li‘. Trietrimt,
Henry 1’. Price. S.‘H. Holmes.
Srzlt committee-D. W. Fitch, F. ’l'
Roscoe. H. Cilaemar. ‘I '
Committee on repairs and supplies-
(‘Icorge Nash, 'l‘. S. Osborne.
(‘ommlttec on llellere~Henry Chast-
mnr. (7. F. Tristram.
Pulpit supply committee—4’. 1‘. Run-
coc. (3. F. 'l'rintrnm. ll. S. Solleck. '
(filllrch committee—George w. Sel-
leck. S. B. Meeker. A. .l. Hutchinson.
GAVE REE HOBBY A DB‘UDDI NO
Battle Row the Scene of I Function in
. the WalIh Family.
The clllIII-Iic precincts of Battle Row
wrrc again dietllrlIeIl 'l‘ucI-ldny night. or
:I rllction llc'twel‘tl Peter and Milly
Walnh. which hall ll Iictlllel lll til.1 New
with Town (‘ourt this morning and
IIIIlI-Il in Man going to jail to wmk
out a line of Sid anti costs fOI intoxica-
lloll
l' rpm the story told l)\ the WliilPSMH.
it “it“ git-lined that Mary out on Ii.II
'Hlili .pcnlilllg hlIr llcgc lord nllch llauite
IIlIliI lIII l'i'pllt‘lil ill ilk" nllllltlct. :.tld
'Itllru tillI-II I. pull of Iillly watI-I oIIIl'
lll- woman lll il.IIl promised l0 ltn‘i' and
IllIliIIil i'lliI tIIIIIleI-Il Man a irc. illill
'loliinll lip llI-l Hlt'. IIIII ahc pilci. l illlol
i- I husband and gut» him It dluilillug.
itn tlIII lllll'llhl‘ IiIIiight of tile I‘I‘Illlllutllil
II! lilI- tIIIlglliIoI'iluoIl-wllo hail Kll‘illl'l'l'll
In mam -. to lIiI‘i' IhII fun,
No GABLE FROM HANILA.
Not a Mono-go ntcoived Since the
”Wine were Cut
Ilil' .‘r‘t-I,Iiiill|'ll l'l't'hr‘l
London. May .'I 'i'ilc'oillcillh I.‘ I‘
iIIIIIItIII-Il 'i'Ii-itl‘llph luItliptlIIl'. \I‘ll" \‘Ii‘ ..
|i|lll>llliillil lililll) l‘IL’iililllll: lll- IIIpI
.llut .I ll! Ilp;IltI IiI iIoIIi ( iillllllilililli lli‘
itui Icz-IIIliIIi Washington HllIl
l Nllllli'l l'l‘liililllll .VlI-iI'iliin our all..-
iillll‘ i'lnt' hIIII i'i'i'I‘lVl‘Il ll llll‘hiidtl” til. i“
l auntie-tort- lli'Wl‘}'.”
l Such ll IIIIIIIIIIIII, II in I-ItpilIllch. llill I
llit'l'hrlti'll)’ iIII il’illli‘llillltll III'I-r l'-
lilIIII. ilul tliI Iompunl klltliht ot‘ till
i IIIillilllIlI-lliioll IIIIlllIl.ttlIlg fIIIm .\llilllli
hlliil.‘il|1‘i"illili quIIlI: ’l‘iII I-Iinlpzlol
lIIIII lilvtt'll watt-hing Illl opium to.
oil“ ill IIlligI .-,IIII iIIIlliI: anxious lIulIrIl
Illg lhI unlit) of tilt IItilff :Ind plopII III
TODAY IN WALL I‘l'ulfg
lurket OponI Very Active. but With
I O
Channel Ilrrtw
lily .\IIIIIII~iIIlIId i'l'IIIuI.i
Wail IItrIIIII. lII: III II. Ill. The llllll‘kl'l
Ilpcmd wry uclirc, lilll with IllrlilgII.~
trout 'l'uIIIIIllIy narrow t‘Vti'lil ill II III)
lt‘W rIIIIIII-I. lioclt iIIiIIpII itiiupIIi H.
and l.I Iliul‘iill II point Hiluul' IIpIInIIl
off if Illililll fraction lIill Ipllcilil' l'i‘l‘iw
i'l‘l‘il. ‘lilit'l'Wltli' the hilt PillllWi'il Hillllll
itllllIII. .
Wuil IIIIIIN. ii .I. lit , I'l'lIII llilll‘li l
owed uftlr tllII IIIIIItIiIlu oIl I'IIllllziII
‘Ilull. IlIII-iilIIIII real-hing lIlIIlIlr'II point
in hilllili‘ and tobacco. and Norfolk and
WIIIIII'II lil‘l'lt‘l'l‘i‘il lifilliili l'.. til ll :3
who IIIIIII. 'llIlinIg iIIr l.IIlIIlo'I itl'i"lllill
lulloil ILIlIII market ”and, till ill'ill‘tl IiII-
lIIIIuIi for tho IIIIIIIgIIrI- toward tho and
III New holo- gIlI'I- IIti-IIIIIIIh Io llm dull
lhu Not IIIIiIIII wIIrI- extended to II
[Itil'il lli IIIV rill rnllctl.
Willi ldl‘lw. llniiliw-
Iloniinuliy. III 9% (i
prime mercantile lupor. o III 7 per
t'l‘l'il.: iiicriirtI cIiI-IIIIIIII. IIIIrtidy with
wind! lIIIIIlIlIIIII in iIIIIllIIIl-‘II iIlilII. III till
'0 l4. l'tli' demand and III l'IiIi it I. for do
ITIIyII: pooled "HM. tilts/I. til 2 and hill
it til: commercial hill». "WW/II lllVI‘d’
i't‘i'llllf'ultto mono illlflt'l'lt at no. liill' Illi-
l'i‘l'. folio: Mcilicml doiillrll. lfl; govern-
InIlII tmmtll. IurImI: mic tmndII. Iiuli:
railroad llemll. Illl'oog.
Wall itii'Ml. i ll. "indication; in
main of the ilulldiult IuociIII checked the
advance. iInI IIIIIo IIIIIIIIIIIi II doorman ill
lilo activity. itIIllciiooII were only froc-
liomll.
Ihlolioy on call.
I'm, por l'MllIi
w- . maul-Wm” ,-
‘ lli tilIiliViI' Mi iii. Mi OFFICER.
New York MIII -..liIIIII John .1
Know. who brought the cruiur 'l'o-
IlrltI to New York. in: central union
to report to the San Wallet-en. till in
of domination unwell. of tile
MI'
,W”
31'. PAUL LEAVES 98“.
She Bunnie Down to League kind to
Receive Ammunition.
_ lily Associated Press.)
Philadelphia. May i’I-—'l‘he his auxil-
inry crulsel St. i’llul. with Captain Sig:-
bee 0n the bridge. left (‘r r'nmps ship-
yald at 8: 26 oclock this morning and
‘ steamed down the Delaware riIor to
lxlhglle inland navy yard where tIllc
dropped owner. The passage of the
St. Paul down the river was the signal
for. a great ctllllurst or ellthllnlllsm. All
the vessels on Illc rivtrtrom (‘ramle
to League lslllllIl. n distance of ecI'en
miles. that owncd whintlcs blow them
an loilg an the steam ln their boilers
would allow. Along both the l'iliiuI
dciphia and Jersey shores crowdn or
people II’I‘IrII congregated. wildly chccr-
ing lill the St. Paul soiled by. The
whistle of lllt‘ St. Paul Willi not lIlIiwll.
but two stInntttl Iltootl all and i‘t)llllll-
Ililiiy dipped the More alltllltrlpcll. 'i‘iIII
cruiser was also heartily greeted at tlII-
nary yard hy the lIIlnIirchi of work»
lllt'll and naval l't‘tit'l'Vt’H.
The St. Paul‘s stay at lIcngllc iIIlalIIl
will liO‘lllllfi' lott‘g enough-to allow llt'l'
to take lllIonrd her ammunition. Silt-
will tlicl‘. drop down the rivcr tn llIIIll-
hay Hook and lake on tho remainder
of lltIl' co'li.
AI-i to tho St. Paul's III-utillntion Ilo.llI
ing is known hero. but it in lIclicI'I-Il
llml hilli' in to do iii'l'illl Illll)‘ along thI
middle Atlantic.
INFLUENCING PUBLIC OPINION.
Circularl Distributed in London At.-
tnclting the United Staten.
my A sstlcltltcl“ Prowl
London. May :'I -.\' l'IIzullt'kalIlc :Illd
tltystlrloiis Ilttclnpt III llllllll'llI'I‘ puhllII
II'I Iinioll“ lll lIolIIloll through clrculllIla
Illslli‘IIIIllIIi lit the Nll'i‘I'lh‘ lilirillg llit‘
tumult iIIIIIIII iIIIgau ,IIIslIIrIluy llloroillg.
;\\'lI.i!II Im- ”II iill't‘ti wcrI- IIrllpllllg loony
:Iun III rII Illlploycd lll lllltldillg dod-
chrs of ycliow pI'IpIIr.
lilacs l'II.IIiilln' “Wily lllII ll‘iilllll Sluice
in making war upon Spain,“
i‘tlIiI i' this ilcudillg \Vl'l‘t‘ mural in
"floul llIII l'IIlualkII l'IIIIIutiy loud I by Eli
II..lIi .l. l'lll‘lldi, fIIl'mIIr l'llilIIIl Stun-II
llilllltvllll' .lt l.IIIIIiIII l'i utillil tllI IIpitI.
litiii is IIIpIIIIII ll lllIil llll ltiitid Statue
:‘W all not iII glIilI quItiii Ii ill not; In to uni
iIIith Swill. 'l‘ilI-IIII cillt‘ac H Wt‘i't‘ IIII
(‘llnllliiilll‘ll by quotationu t'rIIlIl lllIIIgIIIl
,iii‘ll‘flllfllilrill III-ll'kpllpcrn lll‘lllli‘tl l_l| Alti-
‘IIl-icll Illl.i lIro~SlelilIh pullers [tlilillt-llill
in ”Hull ilrltlliil. ‘
I'll to tho pr-IIIIlll film it into lii'l'll
IilleoIIIdlIlI- III IIIII-I-rtuill who III tlpull-
lclllr. thin IItrIIrIl propaganda.
i
‘ BURGLAI IN '1'!!! XIII! MOI
An Exciting Experience in n lorwnlit
Family Turned into I Laugh
'i'h.I IIlIlItlIIII Ill II lIlilljiliH'll lIIll'gluI' ii"
III‘II i'IIIlIiI-IIIII III l'lliil’li‘ri i), l‘. ill-till on
'lilII iil'IIIll, liiril l'\‘I'lIllm. ll‘t‘illl‘ll I-Ilu-
I-ltli‘l’illlll‘ I'M‘lilllilt'lil tor a llllIII. \\'lt“li
it wart illlli'ill't‘l'lll that ilil llulgillr Willi
filll‘ Ill’ llit“ IIIIII'IIIII girin. llll‘lit'il up by
iItiIItlli..I. llll’i'i' \\...\ II IIIIIII laugh on
how who plIIliIipulIIIi lll \t‘llli‘ wIIIIlIl
iIIII'. illlli'l‘WlN‘ iIIIIli ii Ituiluu capture.
(Iiil- IIl' llll' Ilium-litre wIIuI tlii.’ in tho
tllliiI mom on no Ii"iiillll. ililll IIllIII-lll‘
IttIIII it- ill III IIIIII: llllll lll."1i‘|iiiii lti
no to illt'il 'Ill'iilli plIIII- ..\II llii’ i mil i'il'
tIIrIIIi llll' roolll IIhI' IInII‘ :. Iiul'k IdIIIIlIiw
ill IIuII I:oruur. and III IIIIIIII liilullilli‘il i.
wait no ltlllllI‘IIIl'. t-‘IiIII r‘i‘t'llilil'll IIII'
holp. frightening IiIII III-limit ill llIII
lilllli l"llllil IIo hIIIilI tliut rlll' IlIIIiIItlIl
illlt‘ war. in the some III-.IIII with II hur-
ghlr and main» riliu liltiii'in to Mill .II'idlw
lIlll lllillhltlu lII IiiiIIiIIIIII lit'i‘ iIiIItltily.
'l‘hII IIoIIiI IIIIlItlIlIIIi iii‘i‘tlllilllllti lllill iliiiliI
IIIId tho hoIiIIIIiluld. None or the Inca
l‘IIlluI were at liili'lW. no the milk llilllaII
door won IIilllIlmIIIt Idlul itiiil liit‘lftll.
Willi!I llit' nt‘lllilmtliulid Wllil III-lllIiItIIi
for It mun.
ill the tlIIIIInIiIuII tiltI ti‘t‘llilill w.III
umilimr frilulll cffuttII to mow. IIIIII
lhc N'lli’tf'li limit with “W crlIIiI for help.
Wiltllly II IIIIIII WIIII found. A iH’tIlI
IIIIt WM Mil'lll'lvl and the entire llItlliI"
hold What out in IIIIIIIII in comm-inn lllt‘
mI mdnr The door Iil'lIII opened IIIIIi ll
it"mllii form l'litilit'ti out only it) tIIIIit
In the Iruul of the Willllil-l‘i‘ t'npltlr.
Expilnntlmul folioIrlIIl. and it will he
come titIlII iIIIforII tiltI lit-till family for
gnl Iilclr IIlipIIriIInI II wilful IIIII-glilr. '
tIil’ANlflli ltYNMIli‘Y iII'ltIMEli
London. May I A iIIlm- dated May
2 Jim III-rowed from Madrid. IIIy‘II lieu.
Werlrr and honor Romero y Rohiedll
the former mini-Im- of junior. Ire
hound to come‘ I the front how. III‘I
"IIIlIltIry tarot I liliulll non-mien
III'I'Idm. “JIM" II till; noon.
trol “the
notion. end the Manila
' 'II ”Immoral II
'-\‘llli large. ilIItul-'
Own aFlag. . I
\_
a
South Norwelk grown more lirlllinnt
every day. with he Increasing display‘
of flags. livery neciion of the town
looks patriotic and American. it ill an
exhilarating night.
we sell flags.
We can fit you ou't. .
All sizes. In gratlell. all prices: lar-
gest Ioiectione to choose from
Bridgeport—muslin. silk or hunting.
DRESS GOODS.
.Nlne plccce oll~wool fabrics. 3 of
them in checks. r. inches wide. black
anti white. brown and while, navy and
white; 2 of them fnnclcrl, 52 inches
wide in erepon effocte: 3 of them mix-
tures. 48 int-hell wide; 1 of them Scotch
43 inches hide.
The checks are clipeelolly good for.
skirts to wear with odd‘wniste. and it
only takes $2.36 to low enough for It
skirt. Price wall formerly front The. ll‘)
81.25 a yard now 59 ('(llll‘i in oruct to
No great quantity inT
riot-re them out.
either of till-m. _
I
ll
.. i
BASKETS. , i
(‘iothts lllltllpcl's. luatkcd down from l
32.50 lii Si. 75 and from Si. 7?. down to‘
SLL‘TI. MaIlIII Iotlii hunt one at the:
now pricce e.
BRUSHES.
Stroll kinds shoe sorts. clothes lull-II
”"lflllllili‘li‘ stock of all the InliIIltII
kinda ullcd allow the house. .
Also lt’llllit'l', picture and parlor Ilus~
ll‘l‘S.
NEW ll EAT CHill’l’lili.
will chop uny-
:III'.I,I' 'wltlt
:Iitogclhcr----grc:IIII.El
known. l’riI-II
llcet ill illi‘ lulu-km.
lltlll‘lx. ll‘illAn
luv-Ii kllil‘c
kilcluil
Sluts.
chopping
and
coin I'lll-‘lli'l'
“CHINE.
.\ polish for all kinda of hard II'IIIIII.
liIlIII its II'IIIk u.l!l~l‘;lclIlriiy i'l’l'l')’ ‘tltlIII
Sample ‘llnitlII 1.". ll'lil:-.
.\l.~‘.Il “'n‘; l'lIElIll (ill.
Price 75 (I'lllh :I l!.ill~.ll.
'i‘l‘I l;.
for Hu-
1 N .
\\I- liec li (ill
ilillll'
lllII .IatorII, ilIIIIl'.
__._._..—
The D. M. READ co.
A I I. LYOEUI DEBATE
Judge Green DIeidoIm thnt Englnnd in
the Grate» [gluing lotion.
’l‘llcl'II war II largo illIIliIInI'II III lllt‘
Knight Mr.” IlIIlIIh IaIIt night, in lin—
Icll to tho ill‘liii’.“ upllil lllc lilii‘t‘lllill.
Wilut Nation in In» lli't‘Illertl iI‘iItilliuII.‘
Nation upon llII “Burl”?
Mueller ll. l'. l‘. Smith l'i'lll‘i’iWMIIll
i'uI-lI Ham. and tonight iol'lh uppillum-
II‘iII-Il iII- l'i'lltlt'll IiII- IlctI ry of ll‘\\'l’.‘
u Mulliiu. lll' Wit! followed by iI'. Mitl‘
IllIIiIIll. II‘ilIl lilil‘I‘Hl'Illl’ll lilII l-Iliullxil
gul‘ll‘uun-lli. III- ““Iil'llll'tl up llillmti in.
Hlilllllfl llllll on Ilii'lllli opuu lllII lIll’ of
thI I :Irtll II‘.III not Ili“iIKi‘il|iti III John“)
litlli.
AI liliII iunr'lul. lllmil it Slliilll. lil'
lil‘illll‘llililll. IIuII allowed to IIIIIII hi .
view... and. NH liIlllll. lIII claimed that
I'tllllltltt Willi tlIll iii'l'ri‘t‘li'il lllilll iltt' lltI—
Ilill lepIIIIIIIl HI IIIiIIiliIlIuIll iiilt‘tilu‘
IIII Ill"li\i' the IIIIgI-II llIIIiiliulI iIIIII IiIiIu
lllI‘ IllnIII II-Iliuogcmol and Hill». IIIIIIIIIII
fill in \I: ii
i'. ii. \IIIIItlItl llli‘ll ll‘iilt liliI lliilll' fIIi'
lcnuhulll. HI- lllllllt‘ ihlIIIIII IIII itl'I'lI'
llllii l'. W. Wilmll. of LleIlIiIIII'g. \'.I
IIoIIiII III tillI front III fll’l‘iillll II. it. timitll
'l'liI- IltIIIlIliIIiI WIN ulI‘IIII lII' .lltIluII ll
.i. tirIIIIII lIl LII. II' III i-lliullllul.
SIIlIIIIIiIIIIII \\‘Ii‘ii l'I'illli‘l‘i'll lIl' Mimi II.
l'fimllit'lll't'tl 'i'ucIIdIly. of throwing up:
III'IImIlIvorloI for ”it prolmiion of IIIIIIf
count lillll. on the wharf It the north
I-Ild of tillrdncr‘ I lltlltllll. iii LIIIIIII politi-
cd with oil III‘IIIIIliIltIII WM. "If!"
[MW of men will lii‘ iIIidIId immIIIllnIcly
to more already at work.
A llllllilit'i' of ltllliiltl workmtu werc
tekIItI lo i'ium Iniurd thin morning hy
the «tumor MunhIIIIIII-i null ll'iI Work
on the lortlilclltlotul more will lie hilr-
rieli along.
NOT GUILTY ntcttAllfm lNlANE.
Montpelier. VL. my fr-«The jury lll‘l
the hired Brewster murder trial. III-5
invite I verdict It It 40 o'clock this
Maillot
turn my arm; I _.
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maul. MiIIII iI‘. l‘lll'l IIIIIF Mlull‘ lilllct
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WWII“ U, OF MIND” .
Fertile Protection of dent done It
GerdIII‘I Inland.
lily IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII t‘rIIIIII. I
New London. May l'. The thl'li I,
«IITRiSTRAM s: HYATT,II~
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Tailor-Made Suits,-~Capes and Jackets.
Black, bloc. and green, all wool, Idol-Ill
aergo suits, iiy front jacket, Hllk lint-ll ..
jacket, price $10.00 and $12.00. ‘
Black and blue, all wool, storltl serge
suits, blouse jacket, lined with taffeta
silk, pin 0 $11. 00.
All wool clleviot suits, blouse jacket,
skirt and jackct tllc I,kcIl $15. 00.
(itllerstyle of suits from $8. 50 to $20.
, Silk (lapel-l, plain IiIlIl-tliltlluell with,
lace, Ill'lil'oll and jet, pric c ill} to $12. T
\clvci capes, trimmed with jet, price
$13. 50.
wk—Black cloth capci-Illl broadcloth and
clay IllaIrotlIIl, without lining llllll lliIIIIl
'itll silk, $3.00 to $12 ‘
Separate Skirts. .—
lllillianiillc Skim.
I‘s/
Jackets. .
llluI-k jackets lll chariot, broadcloth,
(Helge “ ' and clay diagonal, price $4.50 to $13. '
II Ion ‘ . _
Silkl .“ V . 'lan, covert and broadcloth Jackets,
Satin "‘ lullf-liucd and lined throughout, price
Price, from li'ZJIlitoSK‘ifIil $3. oil to $12
TRISTRAM St HYATT, N0rwa1k,‘Conn.
LOOK TWICE
Before you pay exorbitant prices for Ladies Ready- made Suits and SepIIl atc Skilts.‘
TllimSflllllH do so eI ely day without looking.
lIaIlies' all wool mixed suits.................. ....... .. . .. $5..l8
Blue and black diagonal silk lined jackets. . . . . .. . . . . .. . . .. 9.75
Brown keI-seys, silk lllIIItl jttl'kets. . . . . . . . ..... . ...... . . . . . . . 8. I"Ill
(ll'ay cllcvlot suits,. Iiik lilletl jackets” .. . . . . .. .. ...... . .. ..... i...l8
lllue and block all Wool scrgcs, silk lined Jackets, $7. 50, 9 .00,t L50, 10.00
SEPARKTE SKIRTS.
lI'igurcd lIrillantinc, Russel lining. .ilil7f, $2, $3.75
Plain lIriliIintillc. llllsscl lilting.L ..$2.ii0, $3.00, $3.5)
lllack Scotch Worsted, Russel lilttIIl ..... . . - - - - - - - - ~$4.Ull
liluc and black serous, Il yIIl'IleIIfiiIlIIH $3.75, $4.25, $5.00
THESE ARE'WAR PRICES! i
SCOFlELD & HOYT, 83washington st..So.Norwaik.
Largest, Oldest-Illa Most Reliable Bicycle Dealer in the lotion.
LUTHER M. WRIGHT.
’l'wII piIIIIII crank
lllt Johnson. $40. $50. $76. sloo. illicit. :00... .,
that. $00. 870. 880. llotIooti. $30. till. 360. until. “I.
llIIpIIiriug,llelltillg. Teaching. lI‘lil'll ll. (i \.Nl'.\'(l, Manager liicyclc Dept.
ilpcll evenings until 0 o l‘lOi k.
Surreye. l’lllieious, Buggies, Wagons, Hli'IIckI-I, lluriIIII-ie, Wllips, Roller, lllall-
kI-tll, liolIlIII lioodn, mode and repaired.
Factory and Ropesitory, Franklin and fledlson Ste.
IOUTH 7NORWAI- K CONN...
'l‘iliu II iil rI-prIII-IIIIIII lilII AillIIrlIIIIII ‘ll‘rlIIII III. the timed l-Iil llic IIIIII lli tliII ultirkIIt.
IllulgIInI.
lIIltlly, silo.
lice! opilmlr
I no he lulu-II down and li'llllM' ed without changing liIiiuIItIllII: ILI.
The South Norwnlk Boston Stamina. re-
moved to 38 Main Street, Nor-walk, opposite J.
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T. Prowltt’n, leel-e Auction Sale. will be held
‘4
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every. afternoon and evening. .
Norwalk Chronicler