‘Mm—By m'ail, in 5d
(‘9 prepaid: One month. lilo:
.85; six months. til-to; cue
Voted by nmboys, lilo a
tothe carrier.
.. -No. 91 Washington
orwalk. . . ‘ ,,,,,,,
cs.-'-No to Wall mm
are always welcome in The
. » it know of any news
a vcr by telepaoniun.
y hgittctheofllce.
' Box for the convenience or
. to leave items at news or
‘ .wiil in team! at the en-
'tlocttnsl edict.
. flan should in all cases be
javlmvme samurai.
Bodth Norwslk. Conn
4
cannot be guaranteed the
Wis handed in. Every
elort. will be made to so-
patrons. but changes can-
" upon as a right unless
by 2 o'clock in the ef-
the «day before the change
ill contract has a Circula-
, Town of Norwalk and its
larger. considerably. that the
. Circulation of the other
dailies. Our press room.,lr
noon to advertisers and visi-
M m.
rooms. 93-9.
cillco. to-t.
Almanac for Tomorrow.
I Slit: Ital Elfi‘l’t title I Low tide
7:00 ll; p or 0:20 p m
Flags.
rdropping'upon us from a far
would conclude that we were
, out for a week’s national festivi-
-and rejoicings. so gay is our land
”many calmed bunting“ From north
limb, from east to west, it flutters up.
the dpriug winds, our own red. white
‘ blue banner mostly. with the flags oi
.ittborpatiuus friendly to us intertwined
‘lifll and there. Close together upon the
building in our large cities art
at one side the liritlsh union jack
_ - with the United States ting.
it onthe other side the stars and
‘ ‘ and the green flag of Erin with
horn of gold wave out through cloud
. whine.
the not of the Canadian govern-
, Ottawa. when recently the St.
‘ M's society held a banquet. one oi
ism notable decorations in their
was the flags of Great Britain and
“NM States intertwined -aud tho
honored guest of the occasion Willi
Uhitod'fitates coinsul general at ()t'
- 'OoiottelC. E. Turner. Evou lrish-
,th0 have cause «trough. heaven
(ill grudge at (treat lirltniu,
W to cease gibiug her for tho
K ' houses the is friendly to the
" I, like. which welcomes as our
Without the sons of Erin and
, “out policemen to guard the
it our iarae cities. .
“New in the midst of the suit of
,' that rolls over our land flusho-i
H I” must notaido oi all the taran-
' u of free Hulls. with in “Va
M white strips and its own bril.
, fit I” the red llflllllld. sathlom
flay and tho suiieflng of tho
4 island. its white purity of pus
Hike steailihst fidelity to that
'7 its red the blood the pattiutu
g“ to win their liberty.
Uni the United States. neat to
M at being the nation to "Him
. m “ tat. lathe aatiatactiouoi liliowiug
.. ' & fill of onmany othoecnautrioo
, , Wise! with ours in slums
_ . and send will at this too-
' It isthehsstovitisnee that no
“i nation at peace and that we wish
all miss who love liberty.
little taarlss enterprise the poo
Wis sure had is shown by
'ht ttto 0am Verde lslaatit.
III adios tries the west
, at titles. were not die-
the talents oi tits «tooth
“my years instm Muse
‘ lute-uses were the greatest
‘ d “We. and they first
also ear or land is titotea and
’ at then: is the sense at
The One Verde to
4,? to.“ to the «nasty that
‘ ”I “ml. 0'. I"
cavalry hots
new law Iall/ecl-
' turtheateatrem. " ‘
'vi-toraus titan ox-llulcu soldiers in our
.Wmitmwm
.tmr can merchaii are more .j
* prions and dishonest than thereof - ‘
or notices. Particularly this impression
works against us in the sale ct outfitted
modulus there. Thenstural jealousy oi _
agriculturists whom compete with
us tartbe sale attend mducts‘ select on.
the popular beliefsud Marries it to tho
; There is one way in which this oppo-
sition can he successfully killed. Thai
is by using the utrhost care in th ‘ p-
artition, impaction and branding ‘ t. all
food products that leave our shores,
from pickles to horse nleat. Secretary
Wilton of the agricultural department
is usually right in asking congress to
pass a national pure iced low. so ’that
each package going abroad shall be pre-
cisely what it purports to be. Several
states have passed for themselves such
pure food laws. but the complications
arising from interstate trade have made
the execution of these laws a matter of
difficulty, impossibility in fact.
The right thing is a national pure
iced law that shall cover, the whole
country. Secretary Wilson asks for ca-
pecial rigidness in regard to food prod-
ucts shipped abroad. There is no rea-
son. howeyer. why we at home should
be poisoned any more than foreign
in Europe. Let the law cover the wh' is
United States and let it be passed just
so soon as the Cuban, question is out of
the way.
California of extensive torque ' deposits
is an incident of importance both from
the economic and historic standpoint.
Professor Gustav Eisen at San Francisco
believes he has here found the original
beds whence the Aztecs obtained the
line turquoises so numerous among
them. The desort beds show evidence
that they were worked at one time.
Among them are numerous pits. live to
ten feet across, which plainly have been
dug by man, although it was as plainly
done a long time ago.
Upon rocks in this desolate region
are hieroglyphics which may reveal
many things to the scientist. They ap-
pear to have been ,made by an older peo-
ple than the Aztfig, whose picture
writing is known /and understood. The
characters upon rocks at the turquoise
beds resemble those left by the Mayor of
Yucatan, which perhaps is not surpris-
ing. Considering what Professor and
Mine. is Plougeou have discovered and
made known in regard to that wonder-
ful people. it would not be strange if
they had pushed their civilization as
far north as Arizona and «stern Cali-
fornia.
From the economic outlook the stones
are exceedingly valuable. They are or.
quisito in color. vary in tire from that
of u tllliitll pen to u largo bean. and a
man may gather up a hatiul of them in
a day.
Farmers are too easily fooled into
melting contracts which give the ad-
vantage to the other side. \‘urionamuu-
ufucturiug and other corporate establish-
mentaopcn their "own and take in the
agriculturist as a whale swallows urin-
nows. New York secure to have bot-u
one state that ctiusldurcd the farmers in
this matter of being dermal by powerful
ccrwrations. The legislature at the lust
wasiou lurssed a law giving beet sugar
insuuiscturcrs a bounty of 1 cent a
pound. 'l‘hcy tired a string to it. how-
over. which will hold the mauuiacturor
in the straight path. The law says tlmt
the bounty shall be paid only so long us
the tanner who grows the rtrcts rtwelws
not level than a certain price per ton ior
his product. Farmers should learn to
protect themselves. ilud out iltllltt'iilliifl
oi the prcilts of manufacturing outcr-
prlaoa for which they grow the raw nor
toriul and then its up the lltll'litii who
worlts up the raw material in a contract
mutually advantagootnt to both.
in [irolmrtiuu to their original num-
ht-rs there Vi'uttitl be «more Unititsiotitio
army oi valuations tor a tlpouish war.
There are two metros tor this. title is
that the south is lastly so proud of
tilts-Hugh use that old chtioderstm
who maid no would ilocit to his utttlttb
aid to s also. and he would m-rtaiuly
lead thorn in the field. lie has said so.
Then again the average ago at the (nut-
ioiiorate soldiers was «inside/rgtty'hn-
dsr that at the Union tncu. epithet thorn
m pmpurttuttatoly nmre Mutilation-ates
than Union area still young satinuh in
shoulder a tautbet and search.
lichoily hat a rabid titutlitmi would
Md to Wit the word of Potter"
itelotal I". and Me has summed up
the maths round is tiuha by tiger.
in. that menopausal- pseai-us have
IIII dtim hull bottle at rstnruoouttm
ties to the \teylsr order and that 000,.
000 of the. have died. listvatiuu as a
stilttsry policy is nae-thing an «tarsus-
ble that tht Morlmont motion to it
is the hostess and enlightened nitw-
tesnih esstsry mid be wiped on the
earth. it is that In Ipsla to so.
ttwssagssstcus set on them”!
the (tints More cinnpsny. whose
ordain-pierces ta ltstrlaaus
«ilouat- presents it busy a-wu- today. A
cilia-a
let'-
1'
, , New 811 9 Store.
.Our line of Footwear is completed Your inspection
,vvills‘atrsfy you the goods are right. vl’l'ices are right.
Ladies’ Oxford ties, intent or black, from 85c to $2.00.
Lace or button Pot, from $1.2§ to $3.00. 3 p , ‘
Gents' shoes, iii .00 and upward. , i '
Boys,’ shoes, $1.00 and‘upwurd. ‘. .
Misses? shoes, $1.00 and upward. _
Childe’ shoes. 50c and upward. , ‘ , .
.9,07Wayahdngt9n St...,,South Nip-galls. ’
risr lllll SIFlINiS 1,, alg’r'i'é‘ilia,
Various flaps and Mishaps on the _ ' ONE Nrou'r ONLY,
Other Side of ii: iii . ,
a __ ‘ '°' . Monday, May l6.
Dana Bissell has engaged in the meat SPECIAL ENi‘iMiEMEN’l‘.
business for himself, resigning his po-
& "or r W Ricei Hall’s Minstrels
The. managers of Edison's .War- Mauugcurent'oi(lco. manage.
Graph, which appeared at Hoyt's Thea- Presenting the original and only”
ire “yesterday and today. are brothers of '
Mrs, Fredlli‘ield. oi Hauiord place. \ BILLY RICE,
Rev; J_ A. Gardner, of Waterbury. And a host. of furuuakere. .
who conducted the series of meetings EOPLE'S
last winter in the Advent church, will '
preach there tonight at 7:30 o'clock. OPULIR
more. i l -
insurance Agent Smith S. l.’l-lommc- '
dieu has gone to (llcnvllio this after- Seats "0W 0“ Bill" at Pl‘med’li “lid
noon to pay a death claim on the life Wood’s drug stores.
of Edward Kenney. in the Connecticut W
General. ‘
lusical and Literary Entertainment.
Mitt. L. G. Fowler. 0! "on”. street. Under lilti‘iliilltivvhr or Mrs. J. if.
has received word of the death of her .mef'f cum.
niece, Miss Alice Fanchcr, of New lle- m9” ””4"" ”Au"
ven. Miss Fancher is the daughter oi
Chief Fancher. of the New Haven ilre Wednesday, may 1"
department. ~ ufiiir‘rfiw
John A. Brundage. of Strawberry FliSlMdlllOdlSl Episcopalilllillcn
hill. who was one of the Norwalk paw . . , _ ,
iy of Kiondikcrs. returned home at l \outl‘s:nd iueirutmniol mush and tli:’pln_\,
o'clock this morning. He was within All Even Finish.
twelve miles oi the end of the Journey, "——‘
but no it was the hardest part. he dccl- ADMISSION. ‘ 25c.
fled to give it up. lie left for the rc- rnnyii'h
mrn trip on Easter Monday.
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The annual meeting oiMayilower . NOTICE!
Hook and Ladder company was held
last night. The iollowiug omem were sown Norwalk. Court, MB! 5th. 1898.
rlccted: Foreman. l.. M. Smith; first Notice ill "New Riven to every per-
assistant foreman. Harold Merritt: acc- 80" inli'l'flllfld by I"Bilbo“ of M" land hi“
mo assistant foreman, John i'torham: ins taken or benefited by the propose!
treasurer. ld..(.‘. (“aswclh secretary, l'l. improvement 01 Monro street, by lay-
l.. Edwards: assistant sen-rotary. And- “it! 0|". altering. Nil“ ins and Wlian-
rcw Buckingham: ilnuncc committee. ing said 81PM from South Main to
T. ii. Griilln. llusscll Murray and lr- 50““ “i“‘i‘i- so mi in make said street
vlng Robertson; investigating 'mlnmlh uniformly "fix-“VP l5?" '90! Wide. that
$00, (“prom-p Murmy_ John Tipylor. ll filt‘fllillfl (if lllti i'tillnt'" 0! "till l'll)’
William Smith. Thomas Ewndpn and will be held at tho i‘ouuril Chamber on
Edward ltolutrtfio". iinvlland street on Monday. May .il,
\ .____.._._._..__. ill”. at 8 o'clock. p. m.. when said
i‘ouncll will incur objections to such
”PULL! AIUllm. lay out. attention. enlargement and
widening. and to the descriptive aur~
iCllISON'R WMNiRM'lL voy of said street. anti thr- estimate or
The exhibition of Edison's wot-graph 'tppraisul of benefits or damages. as ilm
at iioyt's Theatre is one of the limo “mt" may it“. I'gllliggtl f0? iii'guu'iut‘to
, . _ . . , my person or rs in mm c a rig
uitrmiious ”H” "M “Hm" “mm“ of land {or public use as aforesaid. or
this season. and the t'nii‘l'liilillllt‘lll Is ".0,“ such iuy 0,". ,m,.,.,,”,,,,' enlarge-
iur superior to anything iluii hos bc- mom and widening, fllltl will also pom
{ur'i‘ lit't'll pronoun-ti burn. The moving all WWW ““97""‘0 ‘0 rolitiion ‘0 ill"
.u-r-optum-c oi "lt' report. in whole or
in port. of its committee of freehold»
Ionily prt-avutrd .uud ilw till't-llliilli'llil we riliimilitml ,0 "m“ hili'll my "u, or
views lino. Views of lln- Klouulikt'. i'u- 'tllt‘l‘illll)". and in regard to our mod~
lam wur. illi' mugniilvcut ships or tip ltli"u.iiotri W Milling: c'i‘ Midi {00'0“-
- . ~ , ., .. "woowugn lt‘ s o reper-
i ulini Mum Mn). tiiiilth nuru him) «mu "m. lll‘IllN‘l'il' llrttti'titit‘i'. mm of the
”r'" ”W hm” “'1” "' ’"MWW‘ M, M" monuments, rouiuiuctl in the report ui‘
|\'lu|t-y. ll;t)oi~ilv:u‘rnl Loo, ili‘ili'l‘d' mm f,-,.,..“,M,.,.,,;
“flit”. Admiral lit wry and the anvil lfimlill'il‘lli‘" I)
. . . , ..,. . ..,. o roporiy. um.
'f‘mll """‘,"' "' "”"H" {M :2," “" non-n ll. liownu. Iii-nillourc. trio:
,i'i't'iltl with uulmuutlnl ill iusirmn “mm" II. llimtitl. ‘i'u-ui'mvlli. Deli"
"3' "l"lfli‘ill'l”“""“"" l""’*“'"' 1"“ “'iill'v lohu w. Mplinuno. ’I‘vm-mcui. lliiui'l
iiili‘ ill Ellison‘s luii'si pllntlugritplit Mary A. ’l'mnnmuy
i'i'lltlt'i‘t‘ii unilorml ulrs nhllc tho plr- mil Catherine E.
pictures are realistic illiil itlliri urn-l7
lures wu-o bring shown. Tonight the Martin. 'l‘oucmont. it
'Xi'i'ltililllilll) iluc progruuum- will he “not!“ 'i'unmiuuy. ’l'oucmcnt, o
r'vpt‘rlit'il. with low \lI'Wit from lili‘ Wm. It. 'l‘uttlc. ’i‘oucmont, o
Klouulilu and other plows. I'm-rynm' N. t‘.. N. ii.. and ii.
oil-ruling will be wo-il repaid. it. li.i‘o. iirotu pri-
"-“‘ WM“--- tillt‘ wuy. Wt'tti tiiilt‘
muau.ut. ".'m‘. It lt|l|il'ilitl‘|| lit Wt‘tii
’ hound station. to
m2“?”‘firlhrlhsii "3: lti’i‘lirllIiH‘tlluiltlldtll‘l; thou- ttit‘ttt'l 'i'tttlttllltliiiti. it
i‘ill"l';‘i' tliruirv HE“; \iog'iluv liillilii \ ’l‘iiittllitti “law“, It. “MM"IWU' “Hm
' ‘ - ' ‘ t y .
apt“ lul wiwilult- or prices ititil born or mg‘wflExymt ‘ H liimidt'ncv
Input-i. 2:5 and Iii. umi fol cont» twine ‘ ' and store gm."
”"4 ltiuil. M." M..." till ”Nun“ "r ium-Itit i [\Nt‘ll I’m-lur'v ultil
anilimuioo iiiv' loom .-htmld lw pn lint ‘ " ' ”N"; ,0“, ii
iii iio-m m'iwo. Ilim- and Hair» miu Ni Y \' ii and '
him in l'iiitnltti Mi, Mlllll‘ iii' the lit)“ Illlii ll ‘ ll "ll "C“ ’ I“, it
until hilt iii ilili :t uumt plouaillu pm .‘ ' ' ' .._ I , . iitiii
urnluiuv is promised to. all Ion-rs or {llmh’ll'Adiildm‘llhus 'qurtuut. "” '
ncuuiuv utiusirriy nuiy look turmoil in j ' ' ..
E, W", TM rhot‘i "1!er mm“, M Iloimond.‘ ‘ ‘l‘oitttnli'lli. {Paton
i‘itileiml'a niiil Wood's ill'uu Moria Hr""‘"‘fl:\“"'"' m luttutrii‘lti. “'0"
m .. __ ‘ too. winner a-
” ..... tutu. \‘arant lots titted
ammo ‘III crass local ”0--....
, Il.liil.i’di
rat were «crannies it into Oillcts For new of "W “NW"-
.iintlll'ii It. 'l'AYmti.
.. logos this Iorulag. mm 1.ii.lt i‘iiy Clerk.
llm interior of the Nor-walk iipt-rn m
ion-v oi woi'litiwit is removing the last T T T T H T T T T
lili“:..‘.'.'..iil'1122'?";‘.'.'.f'.‘3’:§"l?.'.'.‘." iii} Pliitltil't Stiltwlllt
l‘t'illitill. , is a
...i.’".11.?'iiil...'".'...".”..'.'l'.".'.‘.f'"ii112}..'.’.!11I.‘.'.1~ Ptritoi spring Mic.
:.':.f::;..::' rm i:.."'..'.'.:'.','""‘f.z..‘:it: m m. ....
diam will be titled up as a largo hull. ~ r”
t
suitable for a Town t'uurt room or for W“ M m,
town hall panama.
mum.
There will he ism i'iill‘lfli't‘l. one on
Water strtvct and the other on Wall 'l'rylt. Mandfiiistilles.
street. The iluishlnss ihrtmghout the
building will he of hardwood. The on. Vittit'Mut are mine
train-es will be oi an inviting and tnml- mm H m.
cm antiserum. with tiled llmr and coil
minus. - and unsound them.
On the care nonmem- will ls-‘n trill me a but.
tea int wide through the carrier of the W “W“
building item the w." m‘tvsm aim-i R H Pwsnn
. O '
sutrancv. siih three onus on each side
43 Wastlsgtss ltrttt. ’
a ma ton to built at m ‘et
A. W. Austin's Jewelry stars. a
There will he plate glass in place of the
present windows.
to. Israeli. ’
r J- +: «L .4-
for itself. “Ready
can’t be fitted; not a
perfect and look what they
made suits, price, 010.00.
jackets, trace.
printer,
enough narrow the hips. 750
Pillow cause, he earth.
the market. We received
look young mun.
. i 1 Tire; Boston ~Store Suit teparimerit. .
,. You maynot be interested in- its development, but it will soon be the great ’
department in, our store. It has cost us a gre‘aiw'deal of money, but it will seen my ,
20 Suite, mode of all wool ladlca'
cloth, in black, green, new blue, navy
blue and olive, sizes 32 is) 44, that ill
30 Suite in ooverts and mixed snit-
lugs, both in blouse nud square front
cheap. but how good,” and they are
good in quality and ill; they are made
right in the slmveiuaui. and large
The best ”.00 men's regular shirt in
colorod bosom, white mllur. Take a \' '
Fairiiold county’s Greatest Store.
1A» ‘
I
made suits to some people are ‘a novelty. They think thnttlrey I
0, we can fit everybody; of course some peeple 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
25 Suite of all wool coveris illid all
wool serge in tons, blues and blocks.
’l‘hese are worth 812.00, but we will sell“
them to make an impression for 010.00.
16 Suite that are made more elaborate
in finish and make up, some braided, ~
others tucked, etc. 015.00 to 022.60.
are, tailor
. . Children's Jackets.
Spring Jackets. A great line for the little ones. They V
0! course our litre is as it always is, 10"“ cunning in “‘0“ reefer 3”.“le .
the largest and best line in the county, . ““d you ““1 afford ‘0 buy at 980 to
as our customers from Dnuhury and . “'50'
Stamford testify. “.60 "”1200. linbies’ cools, long and short, illicit)
Wrappers. ‘5'”
Our maker's motto is “Not how comma
it is wonderful the many corsets we
sell. The makers think we sell every
one in Norwalk their corset, we handle
so trinity. This week we will run a 500
summer correct for 38c.
to 02.00.
this week - 10 bars laundry soap for 25in,
Our Dress Goods need no comment.
The largest n mrtmeut in Connecticut.
BOSTON STORE.
Cor. Main and Wall Streets,
Nor-walk, Conn.
The Siautincl’s Want, For Sale and To Let Ads.
Bring Quick Returns. ,,
In these exciting
you with our
isms. at 15¢ a jar.
large boxes Matches.
Mills Crackers. 23c.
Z
1 \ho. Starch. i.
rssit toss! tits-taro as son
New
ready for all the trade that can be deveiOpcd. and we make it our mission to furnish»
venue; it is safe to buy at our prices. Fancy Apples, Tomatoes, Spinach. Lettuce. etc
C. E. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer. . 33 Washington Street.
New let NU.
FLOUR. The sudden dctuuud for MAUI) 3. FLOUR has made
'0
4 _...-.=
Telephone 58-2. '
AT ,sravuoua’s stoma.
days when one-hardly knows what the anal: step will be. we on
racy or no Creamery Butler, 4; ii. for $1.00; the. ill.-
to every buyer. W Come and see us. Another invoice of Strawberry and Raspberry
American Food Co.‘s Soups. 25c can. Celery Salad. 10c jar. H!
title. Three pounds Fancy Head Rice, 25c. Three pounds Boss
Pearl Tapioca. 5c lb. P mi Barley, 6c lb. Flour is on the ad-
it impossible for us to lice
have ’l‘lllllfl CAI! LOA on the way here iron
the mills at a wine which will enable iii to cal t"
FIFTY Clii , under the market. “i are
this iiour cheap. so'iplace your order here. cutter-
uutee delivery. It will pay you to wait.
willy supplied. lint we
OUR BUTTER ftii‘iiii'ilu..':".'..‘.':. simulcast? “vi“
iiest Eight Creamery hotter. 21c lb.; b the iceIlll.
'l Wt‘a Scan. the. Since at Ideas Monika. the.
be. ism. Brpaolatad Sow. tine
Maudie “his. lie car can. '
Wk —. Sm ” . Monte.
.r‘.
it re and e... .
Norwalk Chronicler