with“! to have Gemini
”- neonatal the Town.
Wflmehfit‘m
”Wmfll‘iiWrm”
tonight" om- ~
at Cinnamon.“
"Manon. 'May til-«A specia. ‘rom
, V lbanghai says it is reported t:.-..‘. Ident-
. bib. the commander oi the Spanish
Vii t who escaped from Cavite by run-
ng alonglthe shore to Manila. with
.. two none. w ‘ it lied by the popu-
“can! the latte place. '
. "it is added that the hospital of San
f finnelliedwltb Spanish soldiers, was
.Iahoafiira by “shells from the Boston
' 59d that'slsters of charity were killed
while removing the wounded.
‘f'ijaiassac‘res are'reported to have oc-'
curred outside of Manila..tha insur-
‘ ant-butchering evenahebpanlsh We
All and children. ‘ y.
_. A trash salable of Spanish treachery
new to have come to light. n u said
' he that the priests and sisters of char-
‘ if, oi the cavite hospital, in a proces~
Valon bearing crosses. etc. petitioned
Rear Admiral Dewey not to massacre
the sick and wounded. which, natur-
. ally, he did not do. 'lhe Spaniards. it
is added. thereupon thanked the Amer-
icans for their humanity and repaid
them by informing them of. a narrow
3 channel. 'yvbich. they said, was not min-
.- ed.thilo'the broad channel, they said.
was fully mined. An investigation up-
on the part of the Americans. however.
revealed. the contrary to be the case
and/the mines were blown up by the
sailors oi the American fleet.
Rear Admirai'Dewey, it is said here.
ilnds the Insurgents growing danger-
‘oua. It in added that he cannot con-
trol them. nor can he enable the Span-
iards to do so. There is one Japanese
worship at Manila.
“01m ninth
(Air. Yankee Doodle.)
Yankee Dewey went to sea
Aboard a Yankee Doll, 0!
As skipper. betwixt you and me,
0i the best craft afloat. 0!
C orus.
Yankee Dewey. l wey. dcu!
lieweyl s a dandy:
Dewey is a Yankee truc—
Yankee Dewey dandy!
Yankee Dewey stormed the tort—-
Manlla's torts. so iloroc. 0!
And all the 8panlsh vessels caught.
With shells he did them plcrcc. (l!
Chorus. .
Yankee Dewey placed our dog.
Despite the cannon's war. 0!
Above the Spanish ycllow rug.
Which will be thcrc no mot-c. i)!
Chorus.
Yankee ilowcy took thc town.
Took it very handy.
Earned for his men World wldc rcnown.
llid Yunkcc l)cwoy dandy!
Chorus
"l‘wus on the glorious iirst oi May
Our lack iurs fought ior glory.
Ami brought the Spanish hordcs to buy.
And that is all the story.
Chorus.
"No sailors last. no ships titliiil‘ttyctl."
Was Dewey‘s splendid cubic:
A victory grand and nlinlloycd.
The Yanks can well spcll ablc.
Chorus.
A two dsltt such as n'cr was known
in history oi nations.
Front irigid clear to tort-id sour-m
it nigh bests all crcation!
Chorus
Yankee Downy can't be lwutw—
Not nptm yottr liio. sirs'a
iic'ii shine in each titlcccttalw' licoi
And ptti an end to strife. airs.
Chorus.
Bo hcrc'ti ihroc cheers for Downy, dcu!
For stars and stripes. so gay. it!
Three cheers more ior all his civil.
'i‘he Yanks tiny won the day. it! .
Chorus.
Nilli .lAMiiil.
least Norwslk.
Conn.
moan" WY Ill"
W “mm her In”
to W Ilrosl
Miss Florence i‘lark. at Burton sirimt.
entertained about thirty oi her friends.
last night. to honor at the ilitmtnh an-
airman at her birthday. The hostess
was the Mimi-at at u lilrlc number at
1 _ W [west-his. The guests played
i various «miss. and purtook at a aeocr»
5 Dill adlliinn. Those itt attendance
. sow: Nildren liotttsn. liars and V.»
ma "also. l‘lilihiiil imi'rois. iiattlc
“ manual. mono iiaiuiitou. Willic
limo. Wliiio Voliptcr. iimrgc iiuiualt.
lath and icons i'htiauit. Filii'oitco i'ub
itiii. idiitsn Pierson. Bertie thigh-t.
kilowatt". midis iicilowsn
m Cutbiii. hells Ferris. larch
‘ M . .islts (locket-hats. Joseph
am. lssttole Ferris. (:liaioo ('ot-
hill Ill Robbie Clark.
out-an or All AMflflli‘AN stun.
(Dy Mutational Proud
Madrid. liar i. llzin p. its—An odi-
‘M Mulch insist Porto mm says the
hall.” is arrived there. protected by
lab My. lite was chased by
Wt.
on the
Menominee...
«c-e
Rolls of Beaut
’ Wall Paper
in all variety of new shades, oolorsund
designs is what you will find in our
handsome Spring stock. Our reputa-
iion for artistic wall demnttlons, and
our discriminating nude in selecting
ilte flower of the designer and the loan?
niaciurer, is so widespread that (stat-
utcnt is unnecessary.
Wail Papers.
Palnien’ Supplies.
Artilla’ Materials.
Pictura Framed and l'niranted.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting and Paper flinging.
DECKER,
79 Washington Btmct,
booth Norwaik,
Conn.
Htorc opt-n evenings until it o‘clock.
W
orat- aro 'rmsnct
”awn-m..-
ll II \vorilt («inside-cable to know or a place-
whcrc you can gci u
indiultorl’nisltdolohdn,
lN THE LATEST H'l‘YlE.
With Fericct Worhutnnshi land a (loud
it‘ll iitutrantm .
lntdlcs‘ and genis' suits cloatual. Il‘i‘flil-
cd. ropaiml. reissual. sinner
or dyad.
A. J. ZlNKi
Hitcctnutni‘ in William "- me‘tis.
39 Salt Ids it. Mill City Add.
‘ TAN” Mil
Bicyclil marl... lRiiliiiii»
W" in it' any hmht‘nor trumpet niai-l-
cyclc no two niialp losonhuud. procltot
wan- scion to ill at the lumen prion.
nlwlna auto tines Ni ii titclsmt nutuucr;
mm. ‘ Di‘ ‘ ")‘Iwic.
“that. to... ir'h- :-
hmmmfl
Biotin ti ll-
ani to pin
pt an it in
iiyou want a thou-nah-
iy i'hiihitlo iill'iIi-iiiiil'
bicycle. (into ”not will
hold its own to any
company. on any
mad. in any weather. at
any tinwaud will ho as
guest nostycsrss this
yanrdhoiiiiiliii'i’is
the wheel for you. (in
Mill or dole, Iiililllli or
mph, you can trust
your burst- on an ilr-
son he said of scans oi
the cheap catch sold
in this town.
tool. 'i'bst's ntoro than
only” an Army Appoiaisssnl.’
i All‘uhg the army appointments sent
to the Senate yesterday by President
McKinley was that oi Frederick A. Hill
at NorWalk, son oi.(;ongresaman E. J.
Hill, to be lodge advocate, with the.
rankeiiieulenant-coionel. ~
The nomination will be acted upon
by Congress today or tomorrow.
~When enshrined Mr.‘Hill will be
‘ obliged to resign the captaincy oi Com-
pany D. as well as sever his Town
Court connection. as he will probably
be ordered to regular army headquar-
ters. V ,
A Washington special to the Hart-
iord Couraat says: Among the ap-
pointments oi oillccrs in the volunteer
army sent to the Senate today was the
name oi’E. J. Hill of Connecticut.
Some surprise was expressed by many
persons who believed that‘the person
appointed was Representative Hill oi
the Fourth district. it appears, how-
ever. that the sending in or this name
was due to a mistake-at the White
president intended to appoint" was Fred
sentatlve. The mistake will be recti-
fied by withdrawing the iirst appoint-
ment and substituting a new one. Fred
A. Hill will be appointed a judge advo-
cate in the volunteer army, with the
rank of lieutenant-colonel. He is a
graduate of Yale University. and was
admitted to the bar some time ago. ,_
The Sentinel extends its most cordial
congratulations to Captain iiill
on his appointment. Lieutenant-Colo-
nel Hill is a native of Norwalk. and
comes of illustrious parentage. As cap-
tain oi ,‘ompany l). Fourth regiment,
Connect cut National Guard, he has
brought the company up to a high stan-
dard oi cliiciency. lie is one oi the
best known young lawyers/in this sec-
tion of the staic. and as clerk of the
Town Court of Norwalk, itc has ever
illia-hargcd his duties in a conscientious
and creditable manner.
1'qu FOB Plans.
To be Offered in the Catholic Church
Until the (lions oi the War.
(By Associated Press.)
Washington. May iii-"Til? archbish-
ops oi the Catholic church in the lini-
icd States have addressed a letter to the
clergy and iaity oi thc country, bearing
on the war with Spain. it will be rcnd
in all the churches on Standby. 'lt is
indorscd by Manager Martinclli. illc
Aboutolic dcicgaic. and Is as follotvs:
To the clergy and iaity oi tbc ('atltoll.-
Ichurch oi the United States. grcct--
n :
The main that have ioilowed the
blowing up oi the battleship Mulnc and
the sacrifice of 260 innocent victims.
the patriotic seatncn oi the i'nltcd
States. have culminated in a war with
Spain and our own bclovcd country.
Whatever may have been the indi-
vidual opinions oi Americans prior to
the dcclnrntion oi war. thcrc can now
lvc no two opinions as to the duty of
iVi‘l'y loyal Amcricsn cltiscn. A ri~
the chief cam-utivc of tho nation. with
the advice of both boost-s oi i‘ongrcss.
and after consultation with his cublnct
oiliccrs. but not iiiiill cvcry ciiori ltud
bccn clituusicd to bring abom an hon-
orablc and poachiul solution oi our diiv
iii-titties with Spain. The psiicm calm—
ncss. tho digniiicd fili'bi'iil‘tllicc. tbc sub-
ducd ilrmncss oi President, McKinlcy
during the tilt that intervened in»-
iwccn thc destruction oi thc Muiuc and
tho dci‘lavaiion urc bcyond ull prulsc
and should command the mintirniion oi
cvcry true American. We. the illi'ill'
law oi ilic i‘uthollc church. ut'c iruc
Americans and as such arc loyal to ottr
country and our lion and ola-db-nt to
the ltigitcst dict-ccs and lhc suprcutc
muhorlty oi ihc nation. .
Wc are not now cttttngcd in a War of
t wiiou against section. or stutc nauiusi.
tiatc. Itui wc arc unlit-d us our man
caninst a iorcian cucmy and a common
lot», if. as no arc taught by our holy
ciilil‘cil. low of citilllii‘l’ is itcxi 1o hull
of ilml. a duty iiiitautctl on us by all
lawn. iiuntun and dlvlttc. titcn It in our
duty in Int r audio pray for the wit
bcing of tit soi-llcrs who urc latiillttp
tor our bcht mi country. l.ct us ioliit
iuily be; Ihc ilod oi Itattlcs to crown
titcir arms on land uttd sea with vb-
tory and triumph. and to stay untim-
csssry ciiuslott oi blood and sum-ditt-
in tumors peace to ottr beloved land
and phobia.
To this cad we direct that on and
utter lhc rccoliii at this circular. and
mill iltc ci.sc oi this war. may pt'tcsi
shall. In his daily mass. pray tor the
restoration of notice by the glorious vic-
tory oi our tins. We also direct that
ornycrs inr the brave soldiers and sub
love that fail in itsttls he said cvorv
day niicr a mass. Tbsttc pruycrs shall
i... said «land with the sample and shall
ltc one our Father and one hail Mary.
and thc dc omiamiies.
We pray that iiod tnsv ideas and pro
wrvc our country In this arwtt crisp.
and sw-utllv brink victory. honor and
pt-ncc to all pimple.
h...” m.
l'A'l‘liiil‘l‘itm Iii Wiln'i' ti i'itiiii'i'.
Among tho ntosi patriotic |it|u|tltl in
iiouth Norwsiit arc snow at tho I‘ttttiv
dents oi West strict. lienstor John 11.
il‘orris has a large American this in
trust of his "initiative. and the hand-
some tin at Charles ii. .icnnittgs' ut-
mtcls st notation. ns-Cmmtviimsn
Mar 1. M into a flag over forty
you" old waving at his boon. it was
imminent in every victory for the litt-
ioo loosens dori the war oi the rshsi~
lion. Justice and i‘hntisp has his
residues on iloton iiili demoted with
laps and hunting.
DIVE? "AV lit '1‘. Iniiifl.
By Associated Press.)
liar Via-—
has
its
House and that the person whom the '
A. Hill of Norwalk, son of the repre- .
mrt to arms was dcicrmlncd uptm by .
t
a ‘ l
‘l i
i it
B
say low prices regardless of uality~so many
do that and rue it." N
price—~loolish wastefulness.- '~ V ,
Our clothes for boys are .011 safe nnddle
round—best qualities at lowest good-qual-
. ity piiccs. And the
varied that fancy is quickly pleased and size
quickly found. .
Suits for school or dress occasions, 3 to
8 years, $2.50 to $6.
iece suits, $5 to $12.
' . toys. with all the mannishness out of them,
$5 to $18. Cycle soils, 8 to 19. 3535010515.
Ever good thing "for b0 5' wear—but
or new book tells. rec.
shoes.
- Open Monday. Friday.
t.~~se‘.
s .
..a
new Russian blouse suits, $5 and 336. Three
“ eased.
BRXDGEPORT. CONN.
it ‘ . ' 1:7 ,3th iii.” i
. Where you draw the line for your boy's
clothes'beiwcen luxury and necessity. Don't
Cook
v
or qua ity regardless of
stack is so large and
The newest in the
., Suits for almost men
, .
and Saturday Evenings.
a
g
.5.
A
. The following opinions of high authorities on hyfiiene and cooking, cx- :
n
- press thcivietva of all members of the medical a
“Cottonseed oil has. dim: dinette
vol-ea iloldobolh digestion and os-
: Mullah-"milessolo-emsltorouglu-
ly whim-o combination or [rt-sh
; lesions and pore cost-stone! oil In
oniooiaiy worthy to ups-cocci. lord
' m culinary use."
1- "Mrlllhfle A. me. ill. 0.. Hal).
' W Mats and Jig/picnic (.‘Iullw.
culinary professions.
"Vegetable ollo (sub ”cottonsee-
olllinro growing that ll {Ivor wll ~
ed etc-ted housewives and intelligent _
cooks..." ' .
The dealt-Itin- subunit-Io (Coercion) .
Is purer. non Will-i not! ero- '
no-icai lhl lord. which N has sop-
ll mi.”
' I Matlol il-rllld.
11» [um («Mr on! cooking leather.
COTTOLENE '5
links sppetizing food. good health and economy.
iionnlao I'ottnluw is sold crcrywben in one in ten pound yellow ‘
use. with our llluib-lllolisn»--”Utilising" and sun Man! In roilin-
um mm «in story via. Notutmrantmi iianid in anyothrrwsy. .
lad. only by Vii! I. I. “In“! “I'M.
Cannon,
1 \
WANTED.
blow-runs.
' ‘o V V ‘v V 5
Old Gold and Silver.
Old “old or iiilvcr of any k ind; old broken or discarded
Watch-m. Chains. .lcwclry, Rpotms, cic., in any condition.
FULL CASH VALUE WILL BE PAID FOR Alli Al0lllll',
... nv»——-
A. W. AUSTIN, Jeweler,’
Opera House Block,
it
Norwallt. Goon.
DAI LY
l
Freight Line
II‘TWIIN
spawns, scum soawALK.
AND NEW YORK.
wwowiLLlwo
Cityoillorstlkfllilun and Eagle.
”curb-~—
llfll “I'll“ I P. I.
“A" III "Ru. MRI II
"My... ~-»—~.‘.~ou4 e... w-
Commissioners low limiting Upon
floss Iii! ills Mil, floats.
l'iiiiih ititvc ltccu pt'cpuml iot iiu new
lsuittiou inn-plisl in itc built in tin
county upon the iioutuy ilnttu- protatrty
in Ivortvaia. 'ltitcy nlc now in puma»
illiiil of tho cutlttnisiiioncl's. scvcrul acts
ituvltta lurch hilt-rod iii! architects.
At the last mcctinl of the rcproocn-
iailvos oi the county. an attprnpriuiion
ul' Moon was mode lot this purpmc and
the commissioners intend it tats-ibis to
mmpim the new building during the
approaching ”mill"-
The plans which mci with favor csl‘
tor the miles at a one story tniildina.
The chest. asrm’ spat-1min. etc.
are Mateo in the center will} then» is
a string on either and lot the two wards.
Provision will be studs, ior sistsso cm.
no is:- the Waiters hairs. out
st
am so Ww m
' they will i
i
“I" “All" m.“ 0 P. I.
I. l.. “IIQII It. I P. I.
V 'i‘itc llcv. ll'liiilli‘ \i‘iutcrs, oi liomb
Norwoik president at tin-.i‘ailtoih- ‘l‘o-
ainl Abstinence onion oi i’ouum-ucut.
will he in ihntbnry tam 'l‘itttrmiay
evening. in make itvo addresses up the
auhicci oi icntperancc. in local intn'
Iwrttaru mimics. with a view at ht~
tlucinl tbctn to itdn iltc siuic pastucid
lion. \1 lift o'clock on that evening
lun will apth at a "metal nus-ti oi
lit. i'cisr‘s l'. I. i'. A.. in the hat in
the Arutory ititildins. sitct- which hc
will so to iitc hail oi the Young Men‘s
'i‘cmts-rsnce a ti Idiot'hry atoll-tr.
win-re he will the iiii'iiiiil'i'h oi
that Iiil'li‘i oi lhir miller tutu-lions»
iitlltlttiry own.
a...“ Wm”
iifli’i‘ii‘ll DTIAHBR IdiiAiililli.
my .l
tlibraltsr. iodine Mush
stealer Hana, In. iisri as April I
let lasttoo. has arrival hero and rs-
ports having basal interest! at 1 o‘clock
this main. ll adios east at Ismail
min. by so stasis-ctr inst
cruiser
was:
" m
‘ been visiting her
alone-list
the
m. Elias Pardss has returned home
a visit with Miss Anna T.'Pardee.
oi liorwalk.
. V 1
Mrs. Louis Hopes. of New York. has
parenterMn and Mrs.
Thomas Darling. p . l
Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Stevens have
moved from South Norwalk. and are '
boarding with .r. and Mrs. Hiram ’1‘.
Taylor, on the est side .
Earl and Eddie Thomas. 0“! Weeds- j
port. have been visiting their mother. 1
Mrs. Mary Thomas. Saturdaylnlght a
number oi young people were entertain-
cd at their home.
The town has a large force at man at
work removing the earth from the cod:
nor of Dr. Charles ti. Bohannan’s lot.
near the bridge, and spreading it on
Main street near the Baptist church. A
covering of crushed stone will be laid
from the school to the old cemetery.
l
DAB!!! AND HOME.
Mrs. Fred Mather is now convales-
clng. .
Miss Lizzie Flanagan is the owner oi
a new bicycle.
Mrs. Charles Conley is recovering
from a serious illness. ,
Miss lda Langdon has returned home
from a visit in Westport.
‘ J. H ‘Webb has erected a large flag
pole at King's Eol landing
Mrs. Howard Siluuaon is visiting her
mother, Mrs. White, of Bridgeport.
Mm Fred iiircbard and son haverc-
turned to theirhome in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Ambrose Platt. of New York. is
visiting Miss Annie Bates, oi Maple
Hill. Darlen.
Miss Evelyn Lockwood is visiting her
sistcr. Mrs. William Sheldon, oi South
Norwalk.
Fred liirclturd has scoured a position
lotho quarantine station in Brooklyn.
ucar ('oney island.
lt‘rauk Scllcck. oi Brooklyn. madc- a
short visit. with his mother. Mrs. lsaac
Scllcck. last wcck. “
The Chaucer club will mcci Thursday
night. with llr. and Mrs. (i. ll. Norton.
‘hc subject will be Lamb‘s essays.
. and Mrs. l". W. Bruggcrhoi have
cd to The Lindcns. Noroton. af-
ding the winter in Ncw York.
ill be one oi the dcl-
caste-s at. the dept) cnt convcntion oi
the Woman's .tclici -orps. which will
be held in Hartford, 'cdncsdny.
ltcv. id. A. Paddock w ll speak oi the
”'lncctlng in the Soldiers' Home tonight
tunlcr lll'u auspices of thc Siamfortl
Young Men's ibrlsilun socluilon.
Leeds chi has coin to Dorian.
from the West. and is ting at T. W.
Austen's. Mr. Neil expects to obtain a
position in the United States navy at an
curly dnic,
Webb n Abbott. the groccrs. who have
«lotto bnslncss for several years In the
store opposlth ihc post-oilice at Noro-
Ion i‘cnicr. made an assignment yes-
icrdy. and have named itsnjantin Fitch
as ttsslgncc. Tito ilrm has always done
a good ltuslncss, but have founii it. tiliv
iicult to uutkc collections. Their many
friends hopo thcy will be able to rc-
sumo business agan.
M
At noon. Saturday. the limc for rc-
cciving bids for constructing tin- nta-
cntlnm road on Noroion Hill closed.
r‘lcvcr I contractors submitttnl plans.
it is l gas-teal that lin- work on the con-
irttci given otti last. year for macada-
raising the turnpike tvctd oi Noroton
bill will itc commcnccd at once. it
would not be u had idcu at all tor the
Marion ttniitoritica to ctntsiruct their
Improved roud front thc Noroion rlvcr
cast.
WWI.
Iloroihy Williams is ill oi tpttttsy.
W...“-
Mbai Ada l.ndiord cotulnucs to fall
iliiili' rapidly.
Mrs. W. id. Norcltousc is still coitiiitcd
io llcl' i'oolntt.
Mrs. ii. iii. Hntiiit. bi New York. is the
gucsi oi Mrs. Wlidtnau Adams.
.loitu Mct'uiiont lost. thrcc hours
while at work an Jam A. titnlth'a
steam saw mill. last wash.
Mrs. Angclino iiot'hatn. widow oi
ilutrso iioritstn. died on Thursday. as»
sweaty-inn years. The innorsl will be
held front the residence at her son. in.
Prank iiorbstn. on biotuiay at i p. ill.
The tunnel of liphrsint Vin-h was
run! iarlciy attended irons his lab-
bonto on Friday. iicv. Alsasnaler Hillil‘
than. at Norvntiit. tautilticitsi the sow
vii-cs. ll. 1.. Catch. .lt'.. .lutttao i'oicy.
i'rattlt tents and (horse A. thorac- sci-
on as pathos-truss. Mr. l'llcil was sisl ~
two seem oi use. its leaves a wic.
throw stats and two tisusincrs. to mourn
his loss. Which will also be itcdniy icli
by a lame clinic at friends. tic was a
mi: ‘9' titc isle Has-kish and iluntw
c .
I‘m
Friendly liming division. lions oi
'i'liiillilirlliiil. wnl live an minimisation
and supper Wednesday evening.
lies. Alisttstas Militant died at her
home last Friday amt. The iliiilii'li
realitaid irotn has ill! Millniii'o. no-
or y. . _
mantras till Ml) or lines
New Haven. In this the bapsrior
taunt was on coastal ilr. tram Alice
iiord. inns: . .. was or. am
”l w .w
,1”?
this locality.
Welcome. Our‘Citiu‘M flaw
Appreciation in Puillb‘
Utterances. ”
Lack of appreciation is not sin
oi out citizens. and tile advent i
"iittlc conqueror" was received with
same display of enthusiasm that};
spread all over the tion. Coat
likc a ray of sunshinc 0 every hails {:3
hold. rairing border that many but ‘
have borne for years, it is enough
awaitcu the public to praise. the like ‘
which has never before been heard
From every word. it My 9,
every strcct,comcs that same report.
Failurc‘is an unknown quantity as
its the "little conqueror" is concern '
and success follows every loom V
Right here at hoiuc the triumphs haw
bccu many, and 'c set ‘ourofi‘copl “‘
talking about the ondrous w big
The following rate in point should)
tcrcst cvcry rcadtr, and it is only '
among thousands; ~ ,2
Mr. James F.. Morton. of No. 79 V
place. says: "For a long time my“; .
was botltcrcd with kidney and urinal,
troubles. Site suffered from back .
and too frequent action of the ill .
secretions. VMauy rcmcdics were tri
in an endeavor to find relief and c V
She had about given up all have
being cured when one (lay i got s
ol Doan's Kidncy I’ills_ at Plaiat
drug store. and tried to induce her
take tltcm. At first sltc refused. i)
finally persuaded her to give them
trial. ’l'hcy provcd to bc )liSi iiic't’lg’il
thing, for in a aha-rt timc she began o“
intprovc. and fimlly itccamc Vwcll.V-'
Mrs. Morton was troubled in the.” .
way again, i would he willing'io "pi
$lo pcr box'for Dnnn's Kidney Pill},
knowing as I now ,know their curative
powcrs." ‘ ’ .
Dunn's Kidney Pills are for sale by
all dcalcrs. Price 5.0 cents. Mailed by‘
‘Fostcr-Milburn (.‘o.. Buii'alo. N. Y., solo
agents tor the Unitctl States. RememH-V
her the “name -— Dunn's—and take no
other.
am
British Tramp stalemat- set-ethos.
up by the lachiu.
iratpyrlglit 1898, by Associated Press
0n lloard the Associated Press D“!
patch lioat Kate Spencer. 01'! Cardenas.
May 9, via Key West. Fla, May 10—4
The British trump steamer Strathdee. ‘
Captain Currie. attempted to run the
blockade yesicrdny. bill. was overhauled
by the gnnltoat Machine. The captain
of the Stratltdcc claimed that the ve‘s-
acl was loaded with sugar and that he
had on board a number of Spaniel) raiué
gees irom Sagan la (lrande. He also .
said that the steamer was bound (or V
Mutanzns. where it was desired to dis- . . ..
cmbark some. oi the refugees. The
commander of the Matthias was akqtl-
vol of this story, howevcr. and warned
the captain oi the Strathdee that if he
.tilcntptod to take the vessel into In. ..
tnnzas she would be fired on. whereupon . ' i
he put about and steamed away in the
direction oi Ncw York.
“()nc Minute (‘ooglt (lure is the but
prcpuruiion l have tvcr sold or and
Mill i can't any too much in list pram."
l.. .\i. Kcuuou. Merchant. Odell. 0|.
Edward P. chd. Norwalk. and 000.
i'. Sillisou. south Norwalk.
—Aeetoa breaks up a sold.
l“
cum-om .
an iso-
“reztaaaafirit
Inns-s ' V a:
at . ‘
a".
~Aastoadossuotallaalllom_..jr
Laic in ltcd and curly ii) i' . ”-
parcs u Iiiiiil for his home in It”. ’L '
Early to bcd and a Little Early . n
the pill that malice Iiic longer and
ici' and wlscr. Edward P. W001i. lu-
witllt. and ilco. L'. dillllilll. loath M
walk. ‘
-Aeotoo euros in onus.
mil,
_ .
'l'itc t‘ultan uucstion and [animal hr
Mics aiiili iiiil' insigniiicancn with M
man who slifl’ct‘s irotn plies.
Inosi tittilii‘FI. bi rcilci‘. DcWili'l W
iii‘zi'i i-lnivc cut-cs piles. Iddwarli . '
chd. Norwalk. and than. (‘. Itlllfl.
Houlh Norwnlk.
a
ANii'i‘lllCli i‘Aiild iii‘ unmmat‘l “
' ('l'lilcli lit’ i‘iiAMliflRlaMN .
i'Aih' ilAiM.
My son was aililcimi with rial“
tlsnt which contracted his r M i
until no nus unable to oval . W
using one and a ball isniios oi . .
Imrlain's i‘sitt littltu ho was able lit .
ubotn asain. i can heartily
it to pounds sniicrlna inns
iidiii.‘ .iohn iinbicr. Freed. I _
i'o.. W. Vii. For Itnlc ity ll. 0. It V ‘ q
Norah Norwaik. and ii. F. Word.
wu .
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The famous liltiw II. Mi ‘
".lcc iihlilifl l'uoh Min.”
toads at it. I. iirisvmsiie. A.
ll. No. 1 ram about“
in "rims". a «am It stud all '
cum t'siarrh; l is a m ‘
in. ionic: I XXX Min .
curv- inumtencc: 1 is tho . ,
now main. man. was _. ‘ l
or all. the each. or out thin fl ‘
one in»: hm tolerances as“
Him. Charles I. iii”. “1
too sirmi. sole scoot M
wait. (Mill.
l. i'. P. Juli". Ii , .
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