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occurred 3‘37 years ago. thron-
dght, this time with England.
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St. Louis Globe- Democrat has
st pains to look into the history at
4 iii modern times and seewhat ’
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s gained their last victory at sea
tits gal! of Lepanto, where, with
_ .Iifl at two Italian fleets, they whip-
‘ 1 deliroyed the Turkish navy.
that victory was in the reign oi
‘Biiaaheth and the fight of Le.
flatter Lepantn, in 1588, that
lip 11W Spain tried another
sirens result is known to history
A ill. oi the destruction oi the ar-
m Spain lost Gibraltar, and she
M losing Iabattlee ever since.
A, from her history in the past
hsutariee. as recalled by the St.
editor. it ought to take about
. :hulithe ice as to whip the cruel
Wit old country all the seen
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1 New Haven. May 014* time at the
first week at the state baseball league
tied ioi' lint piece, with it clean score
. oi 111111111111 wa Britain has one game
tothe good and holds ‘a no. 11111110
second place, while Derby. Deanery,
on games won and lost. New Haven
and. Bridgeport’ have 'not tasted’ the
sweets oi victory, although both clubs
have given their opponents a warm ar-
gument. While 'the battle royal
throughout the season will undoubtedly
be between the present leaders. yet the
other clubs are so well matched that
the race between' them will become
quite interesting. ‘
The schedule was put back somewhat
owing to the rain at last week. The
postponed games were: Meriden at
New Haven and Waterbury at Derby.
In addition Derbyvowes Denbury a
game, resulting from the tie played on
Friday. Manager Chapman. oi the
Meridens, has taken little liking for
dead games on his list, so he has ar-
ginged9 to play the postponed game on
ayl
A study of the term displayed by the
various teams shows that they are not
badly 111310111111. The Meridene lead in
b0th batting holding; the Water-
burys, while lid in battling, show a
considerably lyiower place in holding,
and anbury, though lowest in t-
tlng, stands second in holding. e ad
team averages, compiled from the fig
urge up to Friday night, are as follows:
atting—Meriden. 275: Waterbury
274; New London, 265; New Britain
250; Derby, 238: New Haven 218;
Bridgeport, 208; Danbury. 194. 1‘
Fielding—Maiden. 976; Danbury.
960; New Britain. 983; New Haven
920; New London. 918: Waterbury,912;
Bridgeport 893: Derby, 880.
The following sectional record gives
the standing oi the clubs to date:
Won Lost Percent
Meriden ‘ 3 0 1 000
Waterbury 3 U 1.000
New Britain 2 .607
Derby 1 I .500
Danbnry l , l .500
New London 2 2 .500
New Haven 0 3 .000
Bridgeport 0 .000
By agreement among the managers
the ioliowing changes in schedule deter
have been arranged: New London at
Meriden. May 14: Meriden at New lion;
don. June 13: Bridgeport at Meriden
May 20. instead of August 4: Meridcc
at Derby. August 1. instead of“'Augnsl
2; New London at New Haven. May 31‘
a. m.. and June 27 metead of July 27
Stale league games for the remainder
of the week as follows:
Tuesday—Bridgeport at Danbnry
New Haven at Waterbury. Meriden 11‘
Derby New Britain at New London
Wednesday—Daubury at Meridcu
New Britain at New London. wmr
bury at New Haven Derby at Bridge
port.
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Friday New London at Donhury
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New Haven. Mcridcn at New imndon.
no m amen soaoor.
Itato Truant OMcer Potter Finds Woriv
ialouth Norwalk
Paul Clark. who lives ovcr the 011'
Well Laundry. in Washington 1111'ch
was arrested by l‘liicf of Police Voil
tour. this morning. for refusing to 111
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uni 11211. the Plum 1111:1111 “lilo-‘1'. Mr.
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lIfllli‘iI ”1111-11111- lni' illl'm- M'Icku,
Lizzie \1'1111111. .111 Hungarian 1111111111
of South Norwalk 1111111 iil'iii’illlnl 51111111
day 1111 11 charge of ilcglcc: ing to 1111111
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continued by Judge Frost for lill'rr
wcoita.
AN mltN i‘lNldli,
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day nigbl. 111 the entertainment in in
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itplscupni church:
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Mrs. Ambler.
Brim-lion.
Male Henriette.
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lineauwtties iiieennr (1. 111111111.
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ii! ”etiolated i’rmli
(iiavem do it? tier We? 10.
, 11mm s1 Medan Purine
and New London have divided equally
New ShoeStore.
Our line of Footwear iii eomplete.P
will satisfy you the goods are rlhtf;
Ladies’ Oxford ties, in ten orb ask, from 851.110
Lace or button boot, from 81. 25 to$3
Gents’ shoes, $1. 00 and upward.
Boye’ shoes, $1. 00 and upward.
Miss’es shoes, $1.00 and upward.
Childs’ shoes, 50c and upward. _
90 Washington St. South Nor-walk.
Prices are 11 Mill
1
”. Other Side of the River.
Rev. D. C. Nye has been spending a
few days in town.
The Epworth League meeting will
be held as usual to ight at 7: 45.
George H. non, of Cave street. has
scoured a position with Charles it. Sey-
mour, the South Norwalk grocer.
The’ date at the East Avenue indies’
18th, instead of July 18th, “as announc-
Mrs. Charles D White, who has been
visitingl friends in Van Zandt avenue
has returned to her home in New Jer-
icy
The annual meeting of Mayflower
Hook and Ladder company will be held
tonight at 8 o'clock, in the company
headquarters in Van Zandt avenue.
..
There will he a gospel service tonight
it the home oi James Biro-hard. Dar-
'en, under the auspices of the Second
Advent church. led by Rev. J. A. Gard-
oer, oi Waterbury. Mr. Gardner will
rise conduct a service at the Van Znndt
avenue church Tuesday evening at 7:80.
Plans are rapidly being pushed for-
ward for one of the most entercsting
and enthusiastic memorial services ever
held in the East Avenue Methodist Er»
scopai church on the evening of the
iiith oi this month. Duglas Fowler
post 'and the Union Veterans union
lave accepted an invitation to altcnd
n a body.
The Children's Day committees sp-
minted by the Sunday school board nt
last avenue yesterday were: Pro.
wartime. Harry Hypson. .inmce l.‘llom~
nedicu. Mrs Bowen, Mrs. Hurry iioyt
ml Miss Charlollc Temple; decora-
ions. Harry Hoyt. .l. C. Hawkins.
'amos L'Hodmmcdieu. Mrs. ldward
limone and Miss Lucile Nye.
All of the services at the East Arc-
1ue Methodist Episcopal church were
nterceting and profitable yesterday.
Kev. A. J. Smith preached in in“ mor-
1ting from The Pearl of Great Price. in
'he afternoon the funeral sermon of
lira. Mary L. Post. from No Continue.
11g Pity. and 1n the cvcnlng from The
iafc. Pilot. The 1p1artcttc choir ren—
icrcd very' cficctivcly at this service
loans. Saviour. Pilot Mo. and Noun-1'.
1rnw Nearer. lilcsscd lard, lo ’I‘hcc.
Rev. 01111 11111111111011 preached his lurc-
voll sermon in the Swedish i'ongrcgn-
tonal church. last night. and will haw-
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pulillceu state «15111111111111». 111111 found
11ch in bed this morning. having 11111111
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gas lie was iiii years oi use and 11
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f'ourt. lolly lith. A. it. list.
Whereas. written implication 111111
boon made to this court for 1111' 1111111111»
bdretinn 1o pmhaie at 11 certain writ,
11111 in latest 1111 and for the but will
of .11 ii. Jennings. 11111- 111 Nero-11111.
in said district. deceased:
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circulation in said district. 111 11111111 111111.
lit days below said doom oi hearing.
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Various flaps and Alishaps on the
Aid society strawberry festival is May m7
EilTERTMIiMEIiTS.
direction of Condor tor L‘ A L DiEiib.
luslc by the Philharmonic 0111111111.
Tickets, - 2513a Person.
gone-on commences 111 1'1 o'clock sharp.
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Under the aneplccrl of Mrs. J. (I.
Crown's clues.
RED MEN'S HALL,
Wednesday, May 11.
BENEFIT OF
liutlieihodisiBpiscopalchncli
Vocal and instrumental music. and the 111111:
“A11 Even Finish.”
ADMISSION. : : z : 25c.
‘ 111M021
NOTICE '
0
South Norwaik. Conn. May 51h.1898.
Notice is hereby 31m to every per-
son interested by reason of his land be-
ing taken or benefited w the proposed
improvement of Monroe street by lay-
ing out. altering. enlarging and widen-
ing said street irom Booth Main 111
State street so as to make said street
uniformly titty-live 1’15) ieet wide that
a meeting of the Council of this city
will be held at the Council Chamber on
Heviland street on Monday, May .11.
1898. at 8 o'clock, p. m.. when said
(‘onncil will hear objections to such
lay out. alteration. onlar emenl and
widening. and to the d , iptivc enr-
vcy oi said street and the estimate or
appraisal of benefits or damages." as 1111-
cese may ho. resulting or nccrnoing to
any person or persons from the taking
of land for public use 1111 aforesaid. or
from such lay out. nilcrullo’n. enlarge-
ment and widening. and will also hear
all parties intcrmtcd in rciution to the
acceptance of the report in whole or
in port. oi its conunltlw oi irochold-
are appointed to make such lay out or
1iiicrution. and in regard to any mod-
ification or change oi said report.
The following is the 11111. oi the per-
sons nnd property user-11111111. and of iiw
assessments, contained in the report of
mid iroohoidcra:
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43 Westiegtee Street,
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Fairlield County's Greatest store.
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You may not be interested 1n its development, but it will soon be the great
It has cost us .1 great eal of money, but it will ’soon pay
Ready made suite to some people are a novelty. They think that they
can t be fitted; not so, we can fit everybody; of course sonic people are very thin and
some are very fat; for those peOple it is necessary for us to measure and make their
gowns fit them perfect. W e have now in stock
Your inspection
department 111 our store.
NESICAI. ENTERTAINMENT!
IND BALL 3
Given in the
(lemon Saengerlund
And Ladles' Chorus,
Monday Evening, 111191898.
20 Suits,111a1ie or all wool lndles’
cloth, in block , green, Inew blue, navy
sizes 32 to 44, that ill
perfect and look whnt they nre, tailor
made suits, price, 010.00. 1
30 Suite in reverts and mixed suit,
ings, both in blouse and square front
jackets, $13.50.
blue and olive,
The committee has made nrrangemcnts for
an excellent musical 111-1 mmrnc under the
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spring lackets.
0i worse our line is as it always is,
the largest and best line in the county,
as our customers from i IIbury 11nd
Stamford usury. «.511 to e .
Our maker’s motto is “Not how
cheap, but how good," and they are
good in quality and iii; they are made -
right in the sleeve-head, and large
enough acmse the hips. 75a to 32.00.
Pillow uses, 01-. each.
The best $1.00 men’s regular shirt in
We received this week
colored [10110111, white collar. Take a
look young mun.
or. Main and Wall Streets,
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s-Q-
25 Suite of all wool coverts and all
wool serge in tans, lanes and blacks.
These are worth $12. 00, but we will sell
them to make an impression for .10. 00,
15 Suite that are made more elaborate
in finish and make up, some braided,
others tucked, etc. 015.00 to $22.50.
Children's Jackets.
A great line hr the little ones. They
look cunning in those reefer jackets,
end you can ail’ord to buy at 98c to
84.50.
Bobics’ coats, long and short, 98c to
15.011.
Corsets.
It is wonderful the many corsets we
sell. The makers thlhk we sell every
one in Norwalk their corset, we handle
so many. This week we will run a 5011
summer mrset for 38c. .
10 bars laundry soap for 250.
Our Dress Goods need no comment.
The largest oesortment in Connecticut.
BOSTON STORE,
Norwalk, C0111:
The Sentinel’s Want, For Sale and To Let Ads.
Bring Quick Returns.
Telephone 58-2.
AT, SEYMOUR’S STORE.
In these exciting days when one hardly knows what the next step will be, we are
ready for all the trade that can be developed, and we make it our mission in furnish
you with our
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Another invoice oi Strawberry and Raspberry ' “I
lame. at 15¢ a iar. American Food Co.’e Soups, 25c can. Celery Salad. 10c jar. Six
large boxes Matches, 251:. Three pounds Fancy Head Rice, 25c. Three pounds Bees
Pearl Tapioca, 5c lb. Pearl Barley, 51: lb. Flour is on the ad-
vance; it' is safe to buy at our prices. Fancy Appiee, Tomatoes. Spinach, Lettucentc
C. E SEYMOUR,
33 Washington Street.
to every buyer. Come and see as.
Milk Crocheted!
1115. 7.11.111 t'ily lllerlt.
m
Leading Grocer,
Plants Tor Ell“
FLOUR.
antes delivery.
OUR BUTTER
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1 1111 attests:
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The sudden doomed for MAUI) 8. FLOUR has made
ihle i115 1111 to keeulll y supplied lint we
l1h Til
the lmillsetg'lgd
on the way here from
ice which will enable us to sell at ,
under the market. ‘ We will sell
th'is ilour cheap, 1111 place your order here. «Wegusr-
it will pay you to wait. ‘
is justly famed for its “liOtiY"ilsV11r and 11111111}
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Best Eigiu Creamery Butter, tile “1., ii lMlefl ill.
lites or 31111111 Cellos, “be. the.
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