‘ its the Moors Under
'1' ' .. and the American
‘ mm“! lupus
Romans“): tho lpsn-
hilltops were Sun]:
I e ‘De'Wey‘s orders were to
destroy the Spanish fleet,
stallion. At. the end of
its. there was absolutely noth-
the Spanish fleet but a low
icitn commander had most
urged every detail of the
oven the apparently most
“lures were carried out
punctuality and in rail.
ble Order.
of the action Commodore
shared his fleet in the bay.
Illa and sent a message to
r general. General Augus-
uncing the inauguration of
. o. and adding it a shot was
his ships he Would destroy
ry about Manila.
tlon occupied by the Span-
uppdrt which their ships re-
lathe land batteries. and the
they had ashore gave them an
«advantage. Therefore, when
lidered that the Spaniards lost
A hundred in killed and wounded
mi. all their ships. amounting to
fourteen. were destroyer]. wltlr
enoes. it will become. apparent
e victory of the American com-
are is- one of the most (omplctc and
fill achievements in the history
. Iva! warfare.
. lit a man on board the American
. ukille‘d. not a-shlp was damag-
loony extent. and only six men were
slightly on board the Baltimore.
i5 Kranti achievement is quite as
mi, due to the generalshlp oi i'om-
.. a Dewey as to the fact that tin-
can gunncts strips and guns or»
. or to anything in the same line
.. anywhere. (‘thlit must alone be
I “If to the fullest extent to the oili-
“ism tinder Commodore Dcwcv. for
man, they seconded tlIcir gallant cour-
ponder in every way possible anti thus
Milled him earn the lhnrels which are
Entering the Bay.
. Thonrder of battle tukt'In by ”W Spun-
woo was with all thc «man I-rIItI lnsido
“inane and timber brcakwatcrs of C I-
V“. harbor. 'rili' lnrgct ships of Spain
“(W oil (‘Iltitc and Manila Its tiw
”Amino fleet outcrcd \ianilu llay on
“tin-liar night, with tho greatest at
(In. The Sparrisrds had lIni i'fillliliii-iil-
. 0 patrol and there was no Hl‘llliil'
at the entrancc of tho lI.II.
fact. the American ships would
‘mly have passed Inside the bay
Mi lily challenge. had it tloi bI-I-II
‘ 'mme sparks flew up from the MP-
. h’l filiitII-l. \I'ltcrotlpon a low
‘ ' Vim cilI'lIIIngI-d with Mic butt -r«»
J” (Jorrcatdur lsiuud..luu tho lIm-t
IO! slow down and soon took up It
ncnr i'lli‘iit'. awaiting dawn in
‘ TD t'bmnicit't- hosltiiii oI. 'i‘ltc cur.
hours oi the "turning I IIlIlI-ItItlI-
ml. lhilin III I II. IIIIII-I' I'lllli lilt-
s, w “ill Milli IIiIcIIt-Ii llt'.I- ii I lit
5.. M In followI-Ii by nrifiilr or the to
N finish Williiililiii illiii liii ll ilIIII I.‘
VI“ hm otwnvd up and Iili‘ Spanish
brought tilt-it' rout: tIIto pIIII
' American suturdro’ir which had
“ ‘0‘ into tiiI' lIItI :IIIIl liilillmil titt-
' by tho flagship iiiiltipia. diIi
ӎ. though the sit. lie of tin-
V” ’ henna to sit-lio- lill' II.ItII
them. but moved lllll]t‘riiit"lii)’
Whoa uI-urlug ilukI-r ilai .I
twitIiIIIIIl III wail-r u Idiol‘t Iiin
IMIIl of tho iIltIvaiiI showed that
trill had IotploIIIIl II tuitII-. Ill
. This Was iIIllIIWI-Il by ll sm-
III. liniiltlr Mploslou. 'l'ltI-y \\'I‘i‘i'
Vutmly ililhlll‘t" ssiul.
Amorican ”M'i was tlII-II IIrIIIIiuu
“ii Ilium-r III liii‘ Spaniards.
anon-y IIIIIIII wry poor. tho show
0 i'aritt- battery and trout lilt'
ships wcrI- badly iIitucIl. I‘iiill'l‘
short or gains wide or iiti' mark
Ioil of Iltct and Ihsll
lilo Aniiitllutt "W'i Nil! Nil iii
. in. through the IIIIIItirI-Iu IL...
‘ . Mitt 'olIIIilo and iI‘rilI- II-IIItII
"it
. iiiu tilts iiiiiil‘ IiiIiII Ih
15; Olympia. the limitation. liiI‘
W , . Concord. iiosiun. i't'il'i‘i lilli
s" 541
., t it with the lWIi IIIIIIII Idiot
* Honolulu and i-iIIIIlrc. blitruirru till
Mt. And in tho IIIIiI-I iII-I mum
” ' brittle the Ill) and (and ”ii
il tioiiituo iiiit‘
tho Spaniards iillti IIllI'Iiitii
til lhtittttund yards the thrill
spurred their tire mail within
* ' oi li’lti I-aI-Iny. “iii'll ”II' “-II
. Ill. 'i‘ht‘ iii‘iiiri i‘IIIlIItmu
Allinliifl tit- I'ilIIti. isiu Iii-
, tin Idililli amt Mindanao
Ito M battle outside ot i'lii‘ily
. with lite iotlr liliiiilililil ottd
bouts iliititlti lint hoi‘lmt
“lit ships iiit‘il paroled
”it. itii‘ii‘ltt'tis sis iIIIIIoI to
I of tin- ruminants. imilrilll
latter It Ilflifi‘i‘i inIli oi silo:
Ivory Allilli'il'illl strut it'i‘l'i‘
. ‘ while sittmst sverr itoauloir
- litt- malls.
fll trips that mentored lii‘iiiii litui
.. ion unions the Moorish
‘ "i” littbu Iipsalsti imII i'imI. the
“Ni ired ltIt' lII‘II.IiIiIIIII
lslly. II muoril III ' was
gland the Diympiu iv IIIIII
Ewan. ships were III II to...
Mill. TI! flflsiiiit iiidtm
in ”is with allot Mal
M iifl' ”it" till iutirii
Win ill? MI MN The
iliy OI first and. won
afield Militias: imitate
thy wmI pvt-II.
lure Spaniar
I a” . I
«III III - III ism estrous III in
‘ Her hull wits completely riddled. and " ,.
her upper deck had been swept clean by
the awful limo! the aster-loan kilns. but
tnoulh their vessel was
sinking bonsai h them, continued work-
ing the guns on her lower deck until
she sank beneath the waters.
During the engagements Spanish.
torpedo boat crept along the shore and
round the shins. in an attempt to at-
tack the American store. ships, but she
was promptly discovered: was driven
ashore, and was actually shot to pieces.
The Mindanao had in the mean-
while. been run ashore to save her from
sinking. and the Spanish small emit
had sought shelter from the steel storm
behind the breakwater.
The battle. which was started at
about 5: 30 It. m., and adjourned at 8: 30
Was resumed about noon. when Commo-
dore Dewey started in to put the finish—
log touches upon his glorious work
There was not, much light left in the
Spaniards by that time. and at 2 n. m.
the Petrol and the Concord had shot the
(‘avite batteries into silence. leaving
them heaps of ruins and floating the
white flag.
The Spanish gunboats were then
scuttled the arsenal was on fire. and.
the explosion of a Spanish magazine
caused lnrthct' mortality among the? de-
tenders of Spain on shore.
“(in the water the buming. sunken or
destroyed Spanish vessels could be seen
while the cruiser Baltimorc had not.
suffered in any way from the tire of the
enemy. A shot’ which struck her cx~
plodcd some ammunition near one of
her guns and slightly ittiured hall a do-
zen of her crew
Dewey’s Narrowjlns‘capo.
Several shots passed dangerously
close to Commodore Dewey. but little
or no damage was done on board the
flagship. '
On the other hand. about 150 men are
said to have been killed on board tilc
Spanish flagship. which was totally dos-
troycd. Admiral Monteio, the Spanish
commander. transferred his ling to the
isle. do Cuba. when his ship caught ilrc,
luritlro latter was also destroyed in (ilii‘
ceulsc oi.’ t..intc ’i‘hc iiclnu Christina
lost but lcaptain and lieutenant iIct
chaplain and a mldshipmau at one shot
which struck her bridge. About mic
hundrcd men were killed and sixty
wounded on board the i'YIIIItlllIt, ‘ Ittdtcd.
sonic cstimtlics place the number of
Spanish wounded during the engage-
ment at ovr-I a thousand men
’liII- Olympia was struck live tlntcs
:.rbout hct nppcr works and II wlialc boat
oi the Raleigh was smashed.
i
plunadc of Manila wrt'c iil't‘ti I-ontin-
Itollsiy during the ctrganenlcni. (‘om-
modorn lit-III-y did not rI-[Ily to
them. and tho Milli-Ty afterwards hois-
ii‘ii II white ling ill tokttl of surrender.
'l'iv‘ Icrms of thc I'liiliiliir’iiillii were
still IlllHi'iiit'Ii \\iii‘il thr- hiIII‘IIIIIII‘lI'lI-it
Manila. and it was said i‘IIIIIIIIoIloI'--
litvwcy iI-Ilrcd rioting upon the |i1'l‘i oi
the itIsuI-gI-nts if he :lttI-mptml II illllll
lI:lI'I|lIII-lrt. of the remaining fortifica-
lions of Manila.
The Torin at th-
were Ilisumrltlmi otr WI-duI-Iulay.
they illlii I-ltpiiniatt-Il.
it is hiliii tlII- Americrn I-IItItnIoIlorI-
IItIII II-rl ”II'I aide to ho iili iI i’lililil‘ tllI
rIlputrinlr rotor-III to permit him to list-
it pI-udltlu llr- t‘tlllliiit'ii‘ hilll'llt'ltii' oi
lilo I-llI'
I‘llll‘lllli‘l' of tho luli‘
:Il‘tct'
EXTRA GUARD AT WINCHESTER
No auspicious Persons Allowed in tho
Vicinity ol' the Factory.
.\'I II iIuII'tI. .\l.I_I lI2\tr-.IIII‘IIIII.III
iil‘t‘l'ii‘iitttllh illiil' lII-In l.ii.v'll :I_' IIII- (III
run or :I.. “Hutton-III itIpIIIl‘iiIu \i‘l'l'~
rotu IIII III |ii‘t'iI'lii iiit' vi\l'li\ I-t Sumo
i-II IIlIl ~~ l'tIIIII iii‘iiiil I'iililii Hill in till
I N.I.IIIIIIII' lilltIi' IIIIIIul‘lIiilIrI-IIIII
liuonll “Ili‘ iti.lltli itli iztl.lt'Il .‘l‘
r \‘itII inst-rs .IIIII iili-\ will ivlli'i'llii I.
IIII i will 'illi) llilili thI \\’Ill In IIII-r
MUN: IIl lili‘ swirl ri‘lii‘i‘ ilIiU
iI-ii ill llII IllI i'III' ‘ttlllv ltlzl , arui IiIII
ibiii' illi‘ll iIi‘l I\.Iliiilti| Iri' .ht‘ I'"I
'lHiHl- Iillli illiil‘ IIIllIII IIII'I plumb.
iIIII"li||iII|| to son that IIII Ronni-Id III
Ml-«pir'llIII-I Iiiiii‘IIt‘iil' :Iiililliii III- allm‘ul
IIrllIIu ililllilit'lIitINl' IinlIIIIII- III “to LII
IIIII |IIILLI It‘ll iil‘i' Ili\\'li).- I.II build in
i.| W'iTI I llII itI-I-iIIi
ii i»- IIIIIIIIII that lit: Spaniel. nos. ii'
IIIIIItIi/IIIIIIII in in» wool I II‘IIIIII II
lit iiii‘ l‘IIIIIit‘I ill tilt liillt!’lil.t!litlt lIIIII Ill
'i‘ilrii' ilfli'liit‘ ltl‘i' ill I \i'l‘i ItItllInII .Iu
tor and i-rlliIIlIil tIItis i‘iilildi 'i'tyi hair in II
til-IIIIit‘I'i‘Ii ill lii- “'illn‘litwltl ill: illi ‘
ii.m.| ll‘ III I illi.“i| .I-
will i Int Iili Kilh‘liiillt‘lii .Itu... of
Wind» .III lIllIi this I. \\i| will
IlIIiII III in iIiilIIlIiii‘ .III \Irl. ..I. II. gm
I‘llii'li.iii l‘i'liiils iil"‘ lilririiiiw Ii 'llIii‘i!
l\il'i rm» liiii‘ iiii‘iitii'iilli lll..lli|“l III.I
lI~ulI Ill“ IIItorIImiiIIII \iilitii liliilil' iII- Ir.’
‘IIliiiI' in 'III- «to an ill liiii‘ .Iitrnriu -.w I.
u-I iliis lot it imrIiI lit iiiill'i IiilII l.» itiii“
up the tilt iIIrI
lil‘lWidV‘N i’lNM. lVH’l‘iii""l‘ltIN:t
.‘I'IIII \‘IIIl. \IIII it The World Irriitti.
Iiw i‘olloulttu it‘IIin liIItIu biotin ’ i‘iII»
.Il tIiII.IIiIiiIIIII. to \Illttirui liIIIIII ii‘iiili
i'lt‘lilillli \iIl‘I‘itrivI i uuidlun ”I” in
liili‘ I-l Manila, Wi‘l‘“ rnniir It lust omit
and lint III-Iv moi leIIII itiiiI\ illi tlII
Milli. \iii'itlimir oiIIIlI Iiiill'iWi IliII
IIIIIIIIIIIII IIII iiIt l'i'iiflll trip [It \iIlIIllu
l‘lr. .IIitiiltIIi iII IIIIi' ml in ll‘siiil'it liii'
i‘Iiilii' IIII iIIIIIiI or titrvslirll
iiIIIutIIIr'IlIIIIIIt Iii iluiriir» iw lIIIt Hit.
it to intro plow iIII‘ will. .lII .. lirpx rm
Iiw oi lIIIlnlIiIt'iitIIIIIt util iiriil‘ iii be
“It!“ Mi ilII- IIIIII Ill'ii'iiiiiliii“ mat not
It my in IIII will Illi- .Itupb- "ppm
tII.IltI iII il‘IiH' iin- II ‘- II it" III'I bios III
inIIlItultIl it
”than is our III Ilt'l II~iii i‘II. Militia
pIIIIIIIIiIIIIIII to Manila iii'Wi'i uotllti
inm- Illilfl'lli-ii and tattoo Manila last
Monday. lull iii‘ trawl \lIIiIIIIIII III the
iii-onto in the lost- i'liiir '. Imo troops
will in- wood”! III ”IiiiiI‘ \lll‘iiulu I iiim,"
liiiiii'i' iii" iliNKiN'l i‘iN'i‘l‘INA'i'l
iiaiatm, Moi 'i “I“ iIItIIuiIuI 'l‘lrI:
int' I'Hill‘ III i‘IIiidu II lil‘liiiiv iil’Ni IIII
Iso Aliii‘l‘itiiil “Wilkiri' ulIiI ii wrre
tiltinilifl II lishtuu ~timouII itotir our
ships mirt- iri- IIIIIl vlthduu ll III M"
ilcwli that IlIIi Worn IIIIIIiI ILIitmlWi.
Hum urn-limp atIpIIIItItiy brimming
to tiltI ('isttl.oustl has lint'ii round lull
in M Cardenas tutti it is "Infill“ its"
the vessel IIIIII laundered.
it"[iiiil‘l 1
lira
'p‘r‘av tied yesterday and last night.
Although liii- Krupp guns on tho “5'.
to III titans
brothel-hymen sad Waist.
(By Associated Press.) . .
Ivotrs. Niantic. Conn.. May 9~Ths post
this morning found itseli pretty well
demoralized by the violent storm w’icbr
At-
revel ie this morning the men rer
from all sorts of quarters—tents. mess
village. .
The sun was shining brightly. but the
pessimistic among the soldiers looked
dimting a wind still in the northeast
quarter 'looked discouraged and resign-
ed tiiemselvca to more rain hetero
nightfall.
'i‘ho deluge begun to' show signs of
abatement shortly after midnight, and,
at daybreak the backbone of the s m
was apparently broken. Bleaklatit for
the whole camp wasaerved in the mess
houses. ‘
None oi the oiliccr's 0i the camp spent
the night at post headquarters. The
lower officers slept in the mess house.
Lieutenant Coloncl Retiilcld. First reg-
intent. was in charge of the post. last
night.
The oiiiccra' tents lured tile worst.
and this morning the headquarters war.
in wretched shape. A quarter-master's
squall immediately began the work or
repair this morning. The collated men
lured a little better. their tents being
nlorc sheltered owing to their compact-
tress. The physical condition of the
I'narknlIlc
Captain Hooch. of Newrflavcu. began
bright and early today the work of
‘iI-illlug lIiII recruits in sounds. The of-
there of the New llovcn lHOI‘lliilfiT irat-
tcly has been oilivctlcd as follow!
('aptuin. it‘tnucis G llouIII. oi New
Haven: ilrst lieutenant. .ililu ‘ii. 0s-
borne. oi New Huvcn; sc'cond lieuten-
Iini. lilies ilislrorr. .lr.. of Now London:
Iccolld lieutenant. Henry S. 'l'cI't'I-ll. of
Willstcd. .
(‘IIptaitI Ilcach last night had an ctr-
'Illllllt'l' with a party of would-be horn-rs
ll‘oru iiii' lI‘Irst rcgimcrrt- 'l‘hc captain
uIItllet the party ilt IhtI act of hazing
Inc of his recruits and l‘iltll‘gt‘di the "it”,
srlzotl iill'il‘ lIlIIIIlIci. and drove liltllli
from the street.
('aptuiu llI'III-kbill's command. ol
Bridgeport. is iII-.ug rotiulutlnlutul to—
lay on its iiiiillf‘l‘ri oi twins tIIIIsIcrcIi
iulo Si‘l‘ln'ii'l' at Fort ilriswold. il‘wo
Yr'lll‘lllil‘lii oi tlm llidgcport IolulenI
Ipuni last night ill the imiillll at Ncu
London. iluc of them was It little too
all of Hon ll llls Iotnpztniott. II Mung
\it‘n's (‘irrisiiun Association Inn by ti)”
on) lllliiillOiik to iii-'Nilli‘ the New Lou-
lou lItIliI~I~ that on would iukc his; ll'ic. ti
iIlII-k to i‘illlili solely and was stir-Io at"
l‘-Sii'li. The too were sent back I’I
camp this morning.
Down on ”I!“ l'i\l'l"ti edge “to storm
last night was liii' \I‘III'III. 'l‘ilv iitllli‘i'}‘
iriryr. Hii‘Ili in the burns with horses. and
tho L'III- IIIIIII. us llhlllli, ‘\l‘i"’ lili‘ lilt-
If the part) i rival - ti. l.. lilli‘il. thlr»
:Itctlhul III: lltiol. Elli. ililsl iii’i'll IIIllIlI- Ida-
Ililn lilil' tor and has the own III I'iiiil‘i!“
iI in lIt‘tIiIIIiIlI- lltM ilclII-I'lli iiili’t"i
will illlliHl' III iIv- IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII iiii‘ :intlttzil
May iiilt'ltdo of the i' N. ii.
000D WEATHER. THIS.
The Only Abnormal Thing About
April was the Wind.
liiI- tiIujIII'ili' III' pivoplr- i‘il'l‘t'..liii‘illivi
".IIII- ill I II litrdinl: fault with lill' w.-;ItlI-
r i\II' slur-I'- iiii' lil'ril of Hull lzls'.
\l..u\ iii tho IIlIlI-I' iIIlIuldlutrh iIIII'I'
li‘l'ii quot Ii lls lu’iiiilil that the II xiii i
iiI‘\Il um: ht) i’flii ili i'it'il' l"'lllt‘lllill‘;|'\l"
‘\\'II.I III litIIi till? about iiII wrath: !
IlI' \i'ili it‘s all light II ills! about
i‘lltl.l Will. the III-.Illirr IJIIIIIII lilI lint
at January iiiih b “it about normal
‘i‘lII-I‘Iv lIIIIII iIII=ll but two i'iUIiIi\ Hiaw-
uIII-v- than Iiu- .l\I‘IiIKl‘ in all that
IIIII- ” said i"ut'lilvl' ’i';IrIy of ill“ .\I w
Huh-ll \I‘IulilI-I' iliii'i"l|l. i I u iiv KisiI-I' ru
i‘iil'il'i‘. lust Nltltlliilty.
.\‘II up .li‘I' IIIIt ItIIiItI: III huts li‘i\,~
and nights of ruin it) out illl'lili‘. ‘l‘iw
“I'Jiili‘i lam init IIIIIIII all this s'rt‘itiu
ll‘Ii \iIii not It Ii Ipropl' oi NI‘II Il.I
II-li MI 'liIIII {Him “in II ilii‘ III'IitlI.»
‘iil'ii‘ “Hill ”in ~Iiillii.-Iirrl III :IlillllIthi
IIIIi iiiilil‘l‘ they rm it it to ur- I'II.I|II-I .
ml i|\‘ iii" IlnlItI'IIi Iitlitiiiltiiln III iii"
‘Iiil'iili "lln IIIuilIIIIIII III um». no down
lill” .~.‘I. l.IIIIIIItII-I IalittbuuLLlIon-I trout
ltv IIIIIIIII III iliiliii‘il II:I IliTiiiiiiiii
lNiii it‘ Itiiiil Island
‘| Hill nut that Is' .tid is .I sold thrust
.‘III‘ IiIi-I' II“ it itilIit" IIfl' l’III Ilitiliii
ll.|i lIiIil'li!‘- iIIrtIt III: l.liii.i .i'Iii in
mix-Imp iI\|‘ :iII- I-lIlIIi tIII k-Iii IIII II
iii‘ihilniii'li iIi i‘i‘ iIIllIi NlliltiIi' “'i‘
‘I to II III II.I .IIIIIII.‘ lItlIulIII In no
-lI.IrI and Him» u no I‘IIIW‘ to iriil. iIIii
iliriii iii the [itiiliiii‘ niiiiilii lliiliii' iii the
"lit‘ttii ill IiilIi‘IIiII they ilIHI‘ iil‘i‘I‘
'l‘llI-I'II iII liiliiiiii‘l‘ maul thing about
iii" lIII Iiltitl Itilti iiiIii in iiii‘ lull Iiit'i‘I'
Iiii' iviil II-II maid-II IIIIIIIIII II in li‘lilfli‘i-
Iliilll \\'I~ has! lutI si-IIw-I which ii
In IIIII'IIIIIIIgII mm ”in I‘lillilii'i‘ i'ItIII
liliii‘yi IIIIIIIiI III in ca \iilt'l‘l' IIII- iiiillit‘l'ii
.IIII iiiii‘ii in how M'Vill’I il‘tlilli- IiKii‘l‘ tint
lull in up .
‘ilitliiii'. Milli iii" in up: Itl'IlI‘I' “Ito
Iii i‘l' .I ii-‘fll‘l‘it ltimi" the normal and tin-
Iititllltii \I.III lilII‘tiiI lit II ‘l in unit Iii»
IIIItlIIiIl IlIiiuI about .inl‘il \iltu tlII- IIiIiIl
-IrI.l we did iiiiii‘ more wind this your
than Iiiil‘iiiil liii‘ I\'|i‘iI to pan. 2.". Intro
‘illl'i’h this II II illiil‘ittiltit- IttIItIIlI iillll in
slow IIi' lol- iilil' IIi'IillliI-t llIII pIIIIliI i‘IIIi
that the post IIIIIIIIII has iii'i‘ii IIIIIIIIIiuilI
iiuii. llltt tho loll lit wr iIIHI‘ lItIIl lIitIi
its‘II "iiii't‘ t‘iIItIiii’ till.“ lil.IiI iill' III‘I'IIWI
\I'I sitsil iiiiit' Ivar-tour and fair IvIrIIhI-r
'l‘tilli mm on .lIiIII Ilisniutw- ihl Mm
iiin's IiIit II» that lit" iii‘liiiit‘i‘ lit IIliIi "
.iliiiit‘rti'l'i‘iil UN iii'iii'ii'ltiN
iiiiliiiiil‘)‘. silly it John Haunt-I, iiii’l
claims to traitors lIi Nrw i'or-it. to audit
st‘rmi III ihr poll-Iv station, on Illslili'
ion or twine Hililltiiliiti with the two
stein lult'itiitritsl iii Kililt'iit'iti. ill ii"
nutty ililiil‘ Hillitiii‘ mtIrnltII- thirst"-
IIi and ti companion wI-rII III-MI to iililli‘i‘
II New York, New liavt-II and iiuriluri‘l
iromili III ili'lii‘iclIvillc about 'J it. int.
and ('lilliiili’iili' l. i'ii' onciruvorm to in it
ilir man iti il t‘Hi‘. hut iiwtmiici's pal cs-
cots-ti,
«wm
rrsnitlori. kin. May It Motor Henry
1‘ Ilia-tint. the well known poet of
Mimbydsdssd.
trims vessels mitt hoist. .
Us!!!) Hum State Military Rendez- .
houses and burns, and a law soldiers {
came up briskly from the hotel at the ‘
at the weather vane. anti finding it its ‘
men. under the crirtttmstanccs. is re-
composin
our dog!
made upo it.
tom lb
Readt "1‘
.then
Profit.
Upon the first symptoms at
. s cold. procure a be: of Dr.
Marlsnd's Acuton. Take oc-
oordinl to directions and it
may save you from I long
Ind psiniul illness.
Aceton
will ours the nip; cum nesti-
scbo. sad aourslcis;
not Ifluct the hurt.
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Cost Ii'io It Drilflists.
Acetott “Medical Co.
,Isrsrtc. CONN.
LINCOLN
SMAEB
WAREHOUSE.
Nil not will“!!! 0’
Furniture? Manon.
Disputes. Canines.
«on 0th.. etc.
M l'slflt'i'liaul lItQiJIII A!
Taill'i’iflfloiden‘s
lull IIIIII Iii imam Ola.
‘M 'sshinlmo Mei. Is. lmsih.
Jacob iii. Layton,
It“. UV. and Midis“
INIU H I NOE.
Ilssi lusts ssd iiosss Agni.
memm
does ‘
‘ Of Ladies’; Meals and Children’s Shoes; also a large
stock of well known manufacturers’ shoes that will beat
any bargain en the top of this earth. '
R0 BACK RiliilEERS.
Lgd $3.00 Shoot. $3.30
. Lad a: . I 50’ also... I05
, ,Lu‘dlou', 1.00 Chaos, ”0
3,. Lbsiiou' I.» shoes, can
‘ Lodiou' ’ LII Shoes, 000
Nil-000' and childron'o Shoes. worth from $1.25 to $2.00, 050
Lodlos' lOo Rubbers. - L . » - lac
Ohlldrpnflu 350 Rybbon. . . . 'IOo
‘ MOI'I‘I Winks-Runner... worth $4.00. $2.50
Mon'b Box Gulf. . worth 4.00. a 50
Men's Enamel-ho... worth moo. 2.50
Mlfl'l Patent Leather. worth 4.00. has
Mon'. Calf shoes. worth 2.00, I .35
Martians-king 9i")... worth. '2.00. Lao
Man's Hip Boob, _ worth 3.50. 2.25
Boy-'Doublo Colo lho‘ou‘.wocth 2.50.” I .05
Boyn' Sol-tool Shoes. worth t .25. 050
THEO. OLSEN,
Washington St, So. Norwalk.
The Business Men
of the )Norwalks and vicinity are rapidly becoming convinced that
. it does not pay to have cheap printing in use in their business.
How Do We Know ?
Because oLour rapidly and steadily incrcnsirrg business. which has
been and s advancing until we now find it ncccssary to keep our
and press departments in operation day and night,
or finds busy moments
whirling 9 nine from soiling a hot box. bcdause oi the great demand
\
and
in preventing his constantly
The Tendency oi the Times
is toutardn higher'grade of printing for the use of business, mercan-
tile and pmfesslonal men. and in tact,
printer's art. because thcy’ realize that prinicd matter which bears the
stamp of experienced and skillful design. and careful esccution, is in
itself eillclent advertising for any enterprise. because the character
. of a business is most absolutely judged 'by the character and up-
poarnncc oi the printed mattI-r in use. and. as we have said before.
the business men are becoming convinced of this (act.
it ts-noia Case of Hide-and=Go-Scek
all who have use for the
"best that ever happened" in the printing line. for you
can not! it. and at the right prices. at
ii. A. Freeman SBOOK and Job Printing Oilice
No. 46 Willi‘l‘ Street. South Norwnlk. Conn.
Just'aroturd the corner front Washington Street.
INTERESTED III
rveEwatrERs '2
if so you should know all
about tiIII latest improve
ttwiliot.
THE SMITH PREMIER
TYPEWHIT H
III tho it liiill ill IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.
”iiItI coin mot iIrIvI tin-IIII ItII ‘vi i'riaiogut
cunts IliIIaIIIIIIIIIII mine. it is live.
MIIIIi iIii Iiitl'.
III Salli Punter I'mvtiiu Colony.
Mi‘iidt‘t'nli. N i‘. ll ii A.
New tor-it «mm on iIIorIIIIIIIv.
New I'liiH‘li oiliw i‘l‘li' mun II.
D. W. RAYMOND.
3ams\'D\vesioI
std Walther.
l! 'ssbiagtos It. loath Imam.
. Moon. I (invest Tomes.
Telephone st house. I“. in
mm
undertaker.
‘i not sum.
riot-walk. . . . . . . .
ssstosiacs. lui nsm.
mamas- osu. “-1
South Terrill tulip Burl
Open daily. can't Saturday. fro- O
s. In. to ill at. use from i to I p. I.:
isturdsy. I II. III. is? it 3.. sad as Iss-
sy «an: its. 1 Is i.
am . 2
Con
‘ It one bottle oi starts. a...» noun-
lain fienovator does not benefit you in
case you lire troubled with any blood
disorder. chronic rheumatism. '(ir neu-
raiglc affection. it is endorsed by the
best physicians in the country and is
warranted to do what is cidlmed for it.
Pleiste'd's drug store. South Norwalk,
Conn. ‘ ‘
'nti‘i'omn'rtc ‘
Blue Flame Oil Stores.
The only wickless and valveicss oil
stove ever made.
No directions necessary.
Simple and economical.
No valves “will not ovaril’bw."
No soldered joints.
No wick. No smoke.
i‘annot clog or get out of order.
Absolutely safe.
' slzr; III'R
REFHIGEHETOHS
ANTI
LAWN MOWEHS.
You cart tlnd nothing better.
.co-lllsroclt,
WATKINS,
& DOW,
llz.’ Washington Street,
South \‘0ru alk.
oooirooooorIoooooooooooooo
Kent BI Son. Pianos.
\ ilioh iirIIIlc l’lunndlrcct
from tho (III torv. :lti Iluv-I'
$125v rrcI irlIIl. iinuratltccrl for
Irir-r-I r:1i'_biilir pi; IlIIIs.
W to us. chd Inrcutolog.
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Movrngt Ahead!
Our New Goods Are Now
in Sttkk.
\Vl' itiiI't' |Ittiti slit-I'illi ullI-iiiiIIlI
lo the New colors and have It
iutm- variI-ty midi-dolls ill lied.
“its“ lliIIt-aliii iirIIwiI.
You are cordially invited to
Will and su- iill‘lll.
l'aiIIiI-ni' niiiiliiit’fl.
“law. I-lI~..
I'aiutitrs. i'ltl-t'i'illilli‘illi:
and decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
to First avenue. But limit.
J. o. JEsulsosf
~ii’lpti' limit. Ciiiciiiliiiii. Millim-
nwaa III _
Wail Papers and Borders
1 NORTH MAIN S'l’illflll’l'.
Btiutii Norwnlh.
Ilanrpls BIIIIIIII of latest iityios oi
l'upcrs. Borders and dill Mouldiuu
lliiii'll to houses for Inspection. on in»
tire by postal. Estimates mortally
gives. . o In-
When out timing was III I imirauuye III
Comfort and Itylo?
it costs you IIIiIi-ilwi III-II at the
EXCELSIOR
LIVERY AND
SALES STABLES.
Iiur turnouts artI all most .II, including
the laimi tunnel IIIII
Elmmmumm.
limdui can tailor" I‘IIr W thilttfll. lilwpiitms
sir "titans-«Indoo-
ninth in lively when Ito-ind.
Osoor H. Isnko.
IIIIWIHII it. it! instill
”(TWIMI diglycmi and called Min my part
Til stunt-«sit IIIIII
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APsttemolihisOommtlsyboOb-I
tsined by Using-tho Coupon
We have made special arrangements
with the agents of the celebrated Ba-
sar Glove-fitting Patterns, by which
we can present to our lady readers
some or their very newest and clinical ,
patterns of garments. Full and expli-
..cii. directions (or putting together tho .
garments accompany each pattern.
Q
Ins-Minor Waist.
HINTS BY MAY MANTON.
Whlic organdy was selected in the
developing of this charming waist the
trimmings ramsistlng of lace in two
widths. and the yoke shOWs lace over
blue talictu. The patt’n provides for a
well littcd lining having single bust
darts anti closing. as does the waist.
at the center back lnvlslbly. The full
front and backs are gathtrcd at upper
edges and joined to the lower edge of
lhc squal'c yoke, double frills of lace '
bonded by a band of insertion cont-cal-
ing the joining. The lower cdgc oi the
full portions are also gathered. the
from falling slightly over the narrow
belt in himtsc effect. The ncck is com-
pleted in .1 close standing baud micr-
cd by a Hindi or ribbon stlislrly bowed
at router hack above which rises a di-
vided ruins of lace. The lllilllriilllt'lzlil‘i‘.
slut-H's are mounted upon two seamed
linings and show a suit wrltriIlt-Il cl.
irct. 'l‘hc wrists ili‘i‘ I-ut ill ch-p
sqilfll‘i s. the free edges of ‘wlriI-ltareout-
lined with lace. The moIlI-l will prove
I-xcculingly becoming to youthful lig-
uI-Is and. is admirably adapmd to shear
fabrics. including orgonIiy. mull. mousé
sclinc. I-hil'l'on. grenadine, Iliuriiy. swisu.
on". When made over colorrrl linings
the effect is charming. To makc the
waist tor a miss of fourteen wears, it
will rcuuiro ."I-"u yards oi material 3t;
ini‘iii‘fi widc. The pattern \‘o 7.293 i-.
l'lIl in sizr-s'ior misses 9f 11:. ii and it;
yi'ill'a.
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EVENING stump COUPON
Entitiing one pattern to any size 0!
NI). 7:33
Cut this out. till in your name and
widows. and mail or take it to
Sinrievant‘s Bargain House.
Name. ..- -. _ .. - m... w--. a--.» m...
Address
l‘IIttI-rtt No tail _..._in.
This coupon and to cciIiII will secure
vabove IIIIIIIII'II at riIIIitIII-alrt's. North
i lain and Ann streets. South Norwalk.
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WI- will furnish
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WEPDING
lilViTAl’lOliS
also Mali. including inside
and tumble curators-I. the do
«It. quality and most artistic
uuaruviuls. [of
$8
Hourly sit per opot. loss than
our attend by another in this
city.
itiitiii AllDl'i‘luNMI litm-
iiiiilli ll.
Wedding mil folded and la-
IIIIM is envelop-I without
«sin ohms. Other ultras.
lug mainly «been.
Wssiss stabs II special price
as
chill“
oases
Flats and an voids. 0 m
n u "m it I.“
Mar-Is- on Genie. I «Isis s
liss slurs. °
Winn plus is tarnish-ii
. iii cents. masts
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