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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 10, 1898 · page 8

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Marital who.

,May 10~Pnrsuant to
reached yesterday, today's
the House ‘begsn With con-
~ oi legislation affecting the

“or the opening of today's ses-
" he Senate Mrdflaie, Maine, en-
motion to reconsider the vote
”it he senate passed the bill in—
. , he number of rear sdrnirals
s to mill. The motion crested
rprise. but it is the opinion of
inlttee on naval allairs that the
t has ample authority to nom—
commodore Dewey as rear admir-
ho t the bill passed yesterday
outlay. of Connecticut, chair-
theorillta'ry ailairs committee.
tip the bill providing for a vol-
hrigtids of engineers and the en-
sut of’10,000 "immunes" in the
era states. It had been passed by
base with two amendments and
flawlcy moved that the Senate eon-
,;4$ip the amendments. The motion
ailed. The bill will now go to the
but tor his signature. ,
.. 11 o'clock the president had
wed no despatches and is in abso-
Ignorance of the whereabouts oi
fipaulsh fleet. With the fleet fall-
to put in an appearance around
West Indies. action against the is:
'1 Porto Rico will not ire much
or deferred and important news
V ,that quarter is momentarily etc
a. .
rney'Generai (triggs was the first
cabinet to arrive. with Secretary
.Stlte Day close behind. rThe latter
ldhere were no new developments.

 

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Ah nnl fleeting Bold Today in New
' Haven with 50 Present.

' (ByAssoeiated Press.)

245w Haven. May .10——The annual
meeting of the Connecticut Republican
league was held here today. About 50
delegates were present. Resolutions
commending President McKinley in his
its: policy were adopted and the elec-

tin of oiiicers took place. resulting
”follow:
President. Stiles .ludson, .lr.. Strat-

, ".ford' vice presidentsr’Johrr iv‘ Galley.
7. New Hayes county: Jo n Addison Por-
tor, Hartford county; W‘ ir‘ i‘unflcld.
, 5 New London county; ii ll. Scribner
. Fllrfleld county: Ebenezer llishop.
Windham county: George W. Randall.
Tollsnd county: James F. (llynn.
Lllchlleld county: (lcorgc i. llubburrl.
Ilddlssex county: treasurer. (‘nrletoo
H. beach, Middletnwn: secretary. ’l‘iieo-
tloi'e H. McDonald. New ilnvon.

The next meeting will be held in New
Haven September in.

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, TEDDY! 30003 RIDE”.

‘mnundndofhisle are low in
demo at In An nio.
. Ban Antonio. 'l‘cx.. .\lny l|i~-i"olil'
.‘huflrcd of the tin-u who will t‘iillllltltii
W Roosevelt's rcgimcu. oi rougu rirlcrs
. are new in Sun Atltirlllrr. 'I'ln-y iii‘t
tumtly from Arizona rrurl ukluiuunr
The camp is lot-uteri llil‘t'l' Illllt‘ri from
‘0'”?
omen. 0! inc r-rcinrcni "Mind in
lllrt Saturday l'il' 'i'urnpri. ’i'hc llitii
here consiitum rlic illii-st looking body
. oi then ever unscrnimd iu i-lou Antonio.
“CID from llll‘ Wi-rit w-~i'c HlIltjt‘i’li‘ll in
I rl'llld tell for ”W!“ rpiuillics tin-cs
ill" to successful courpuiuuinu irr t'uinr.
» Government oiliccr‘s ill lr'ol't Sum lion»
7 m are buying ltiti‘ill-r for tin-in rrrid m
m ltiii but» been sr-r-urcd.
.“2 Private iiird. Wlillt' i'iillltt.’ an un-
lulled ltiltstuim Williriill Il‘lil‘l‘ lrl'ltlli' or
«out». was tiu‘owu rruulrort it true w.-
ltit'ndy tiliI’I'tirurn iilill nilfli'i‘i'll mrnrr'r
dial it! the Ibruiu. llin i‘t‘t’Mi‘r'y
. duiibttul. '

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soon in was man

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31th late. but they woretloniio.
ed to a Ininil traction
llly Aurtucliliill l'l‘t'ssJ
Willi sit'ti't. to to it til. .trorrr..o.:
Witt“! heavy in l \iidm ilrir- nuu-uirrr,
Gulch "al‘l'rt'll tlii- upcuiuu iicrr- Lo;-
m Were the rule. but they urri- Hill
in“ to it Illiiill irro-i iuu norm in or.
“it. w‘llth luau tiiriiii u point il'
J'sui sold sr u do no. at it run l-‘r‘
View visurorndi wiped out do in...
Will oii'col. Ii .i. nr fliriit'tr dctiiuiul
if flinituirtsiuii lilitlsi‘s iri'nouio uimor .m
' litiiiwveiucut in pric s. but oil-rins- to
Miller were on it hruiy srvrric and soil«
, Ii. M fornisn illi'fliiiil was also u for
an 'l‘lls rcsultuiu tin-m liowrri r.
term hot little «sci-pi iu isoiuimi r.
m Itlmit‘tllli WIW to» iilillittill'ii
"statuary ‘i'io Wiuciiun uu-l
" W I”. shares wcic uoiuiriv nitrous
‘W WM suiiiius m-vcrril point»
WI strict. norm Largo builug urn
, ”I were lllVllt'il by tho i'ltlth‘ttlllilii rtu
‘ I“ lit it silliii lip mu rumour-nit of
W l. lltti Mist ’ll imllmlui ill
7 that mom-t bad it ntitipttllil it
. . .Qm thrive- to noon 'l‘r'.
, Will. 1. mod martini was
' ‘wvy on morici'uio volume oi
, M. l pin .. 'liic murim bm
“I after midday and prices held
*” mourns the but 'llinrc was
Wists feature in the nmrirei

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”E. . min-«rm Wooden vIMWu-m-

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Melon” was mu. .
. (By Associated Press) . .
Rome, May 10~—'i‘he ltalian cabinet
has decided to recommend to King
Humbert that parliament be prorogued.
The police are reported to have seized
correspondence showing that the re-
cent serious outbreaks in different
parts of ltaiy were the. result of a plan-
ned revolution. But it appears the
movement broke. out prematurely.
Martial law has been proclaimed in the
province of Naples.
Rome, May iO—’i‘he rioting at Naples
yesterday wits widespread. it was star-
ted by a large band or students, armed
with sticks and revolvers. They were
soon‘ Joined by GLACI'S and stone throw-
ing became general. The police ire-
quently charged and dispersed the riot—
ers. who, however. reformed and over-
turned horse cors. with which they at-
tempted to build barricades in several
streets. But they were unable to with—
stand the charges of the cavalry.
The rioters made several attacks upon
soldiers, using stones and revolvers,
and the troops tired. killing or wound—
ing a number of the rioters.
Disturbances are also reported from
various points in the province of Na-
ples. _
Berne. Switzerland, May lit—Tire
news of the uprising in Milan has groa-
tl'y excited the ltnliau workmen, who
abound in Switzerland.
At Lauzanne this morning. 1.000 it'—
alisu workmen paraded the street s. c,ar
rying :1 red flag draped with craps at
the head of the procession. singing thr-
Marrulllaise. and cheering for the rev-
olution. ' .
The outbreak at Milan appears to
have been fully organized. One- oi the
leaders here exhibited a telegram an-
nouncing "the revolution is triumphant
in Turin. The city has been burned."
The on who took part in the demon—
stration appear to have plenty of
money.
Many ltulions buie started for the
north of ltaiy. in resp: rose to u circular
beating the words: “To the frontier.
Let us start for itniy."

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BAPTIST FAB’I‘HER LIGHTS

Kiss Anna Hopkins Tells them of Bar-
msh and its People.

The regular meeting of tlic Further
Lights socimy oi‘ the South Nor'u'ul'n'
linptist church ivus ircld inst night.
Miss Anna Hopkins. of liars: Nor-
wiilk. w o lIlIliltil u >hr.ri iiurc uni
from ilurrfiuir. gov: a talk on rirc cm.
toms of ti.ut c'ouritrv and lur limit in
tirr- diifricn. schools tlrcrc. Sin :iltl
sung :r hymn in lirtr‘trirsc and Will‘r- :r
costume of lllt' worm-u oi rim: colour}.
while u iirun's costume Willi shown by
u young man of the society. bliss lion»
klns' .idrircs-s was much rujoycd. utrr
u inci upon which piriicutrir cmplrusn
was laid was the locust-duos» oi iu-irra
inrt'rr ltr :r i'irr'isiiuii fund.

'l‘lu anuurii lillsltli‘ss rum-ling of ll'.t'
~‘i;i'll'.)‘ will ivc iii-Ed Mon-lulu Mu)’
it was IIIH-irir'd to hold on cxitu uuv-i
loll. itllil “liia‘ lll'dl‘l' “illlklllr. .\lr.~.
i-‘riri 1' Lyon, 1‘. ir'i‘imt i-‘iru'lr our}
.\I’|lllll‘ it. I~‘rri'ri.~i iicr‘r- ti|I|I1lllilt‘tl
mrunilttci- to ut‘ruunc for it. 'i'lrcy will
liii'il u' the purl-outrun torriuln.
t‘ii.\'iiiiiCliA’l‘ltiSAl. i‘iiNi-‘l'lltl-Ixt‘i'.

llii’ .‘\l-'r~iii'litlt‘ll l'l'i‘hrJ

\t'ulllugloirl. .\iu,v 10‘ .\l rr rumour
of llii‘ i‘culi'libr'otiii‘t'i-uu r oi i'oiittriuo
tiuiiul i‘lltll‘i’llru today. it: i. .l .i iiirrrr‘.
oi this pint-c. was lllllllilllll‘il.tll‘ll‘Kill" t i

luv irivuuiul rouur'il of iltr' “murmur
iiouulistr cl iirn- l'iiitui Shim. in lri'
lulri rit l‘ruiiuud. fir-um .Irrly " ‘

'l |.r iwt‘. liitt'llliiz iri' iirc i’r uti..i morn
tim' \itll lu- livid lll .ili‘r'lxim it into l' is

Mitrl \‘ti'iltiAN l‘ilNVli'Tl'lli
iliv Asmciuiid l'l'i-riul
.\'r4u~ liuicu. .\ln\ in him tl-r‘irrrdw
\uiinluiu “'llh liultti I'ltl|\lill'|l ,,.
Hill in tlrc Sitmil ~' court on .2
hour rilli'uillu ill" llililillillilllit‘ or .r
ururcruili iimpitul tiillirril‘ .r runny,
’i he \i'l4lli‘l. Irowurr i‘t" uuuuwririmi Ill
rm-iiri rlciiiI-iirc won .ioiio printing
on upprui .rr it'irc iiiulicr mutt
lxll. l. M' iii .\ lll’.r\\\ l‘ii.\t‘ll
lily Associutmi l'i'csi-i
‘I'orriugtou. Mu) III him) lr'illii iii-
iti‘i Vi'.it'-itlil iltiiiiiliit'l Iri .lillili l"iiiii.
won l‘lili oi‘cr uud ltllltii in u ircuiy
rhiirli lust ulgiii

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\ oouuui rurciy shows out in. m
u mouse in u icon

Home wuiucn worr') iircuin-l
iiibu to limit ,iouiur.

'i'o lot it tunu at u riisnrii‘uiiiuuo unit
Mill in Hindi" u net-din.

So u ml to go hungry. iriduu a iroru
rim signs uttering n his illliiiI‘t' iur icu
mills.

If u iiuliy iii irui‘tir‘itlui'ly lit‘illii its
iuiircr r-nu rcudliy br-ilcw in tiu- iii'tl'ltit
oi heredity

When u Willltiilr one: you simumitons
ni tho rxocuso oi unorlror irleud. loult
iii: hil' llt'r

l-‘ow insulin turn to ho rrriiliidmi oi
the litilc stun rtuu tin-y ituow iiiuyuru
prom to r-oiiiiul

It it. it \‘Hl‘i‘ iii‘uvi- ltl'lil‘ who will Ili"
iy superstition utid ts- married on the
tiliii oi the iliiiliili

liltcry wiwvl'ioumu iiiitiliu that nil
worm u Iooir tliu- perfect guys upon the
blrrvrls use pi hem-ii:

‘l'inro nrv just its low lmiltlltmlt' men
'siiimi with riood sense on there im-
really rievvr' pretty Women.

for

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wet ‘
tuligllm incl-lop"-

liiil. That in the out mint congress allows
ovary your for mocha: dos and laborers, for
brmiies and hurtth I re and lumber, tor
tiles still} grate bars in lid all “she other supv
plies necessary to its. to the capitol in rot
pair.

For improvements mgrass has spprov

ton ysiars just punt, m Iii snitch oi that hue
bosnsoentin the last 13 months. hilly
lire thousand dollars has been used to
transform the scrr'nto' s system of ventils
tion and “6 000 t0 in! WJllcn electric light
in the building and grounds Pull the
current your other uh I race are planned.
There is always smoothing unfinished
about. the «spltoi. Jt fcw years rtgotbe
most Irotlcen’bIo insum rplclulli' so o as in the
terrace on the worn. it out of him building.
That is coinpl sand I! rw iii: t. tlrr- pointer" ii
ugly scaffold hour ing in tho wiundu
druus attention hi I r still unilnlslred
Britiilltll lriosu. ill) I l ‘ lt' basement, oi
the senate wing the abrupt wrrninntion of
the brilliant tropic ii wall decoration is a
constant source of I urpriso.

(llinnco is reopen isible lot the incom-
picnunessot' tliovall paintings ‘l‘heywcro
begun runny yours a so by on nrilst oi rare
work. He grow .tll cdof tiiowork or be
dlod~rro one about trim oripltol can say no-
urirntely which. All oil ovr‘entri lrodlsup-
porn ed from the serum. and the walls of
the serrate wiiii; rount tin inunriiiul in some
ipum and bare in or sons. The bonntiiui
spots lnuo boon elcrr tied and renewed re-
ccrrtL/ irv \V. H. Dmitri. olu. Mr. Duck
stein bus raided also to tiroclonniiuess oi
what is known to this irreverent. as tho
clrur-ihor of horrors bye-cleaning thornar-
ble sinuous there.

The delay to conrpi: ting the frieze is not.
a matter of chance in is duo to a dispute
in thoromrrmwo on iibrnryotcr the lm
luotnrn o of crn’tnin ruicnts in notionni his-
rory. This trance, irimrrr by lirmnidl, nu
ltoiiuri artist, in 1' its, was only partly
dour: oi. tho tin: r- of N s lieuth in 1882. The
hurrying senil’uitl on which llmrrrldl (lid

time until number ltsliun, Costugglnl,
was crrrploycd ..o carry out. Bruuildi’ sde
signs.
“but. is rcprou ntcd by the annual op-
prop riotion of tilt. our) audio the last year
by the special rurproprlntions of $55,000
and stir, tilt” is no. all that it takes to run
the cnpuoi ililt grounds. Cort: of the
grounds «nuts 8 2. iron it your. steam hout
log and machinery for tho souuto 84. 000.
tlrollghtlru of iiiobulldiurr and grounds
and oi' the. botanic gardens opposite 0.16,-
.02 and rlrmu-mriort of the casino house
and stnhids 8'. .000.

iiui. for tin-l building itself the cost. of
nmirrtmrancu is $30,000 is your, or, inclini-
lng tire itrrpirovcrumits, $55,000. Homo
lirrsincrnnrcrr lirrrrroropuirs and inrproru~
rooms at. littpcr cent of tho vuluoui the
building. utsl the actual ennui tho capitol
to «into tins been ilt,000,000.~Chlcngo
’l‘ribuuc.

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“Ilb'fl Fulton's 'l'rrrpedoes.
llci’ore in- turmd iris utmiitiorr to until-
gutlorr by at run! ilobcrt l-‘islirrrr iriwniod u
rrruririo ton udo which he crrdcuvorcd to
rib-pour of u tiro lirilcd Stilton poiorli
unru. mum-citing in lull-routing .lnnroe

ruottr-r. lro ot. tolncd u siuoll npproprintion
from tho mwcrnrucntior tbo purpose of
i‘iinillli'ilil‘l.’ wine public. ctpi-rlmcirta. In
tho minim-r- of trout lru liri'ilcd the high
rilguiturics and it- numircr of prominent.
l'ltlzrttn of Now Yori. to thri'crnor's island
lilN‘I‘llill li'n'tliltlt'ii nod tum-iriucry with
which his cxtrrliiu'iits w‘cn' to ho irrmlc.
While he nos lecturing on his blank tor-
pcduw \ililrli wcro ltit‘ut'. empty copper
nylirnir-rs. his mum-rum auditors crowded
around lillii. .\.its-r uwirilr- ho turned to u
i‘li'tlii'r t'nw ol‘ tho Mlillll' rir-srrripi inn which
n n» plnccd l'mlrl‘ tho urilowny of old (Tu-v
tlr- \i'iiliuiri niril to which was attached a
r‘lrn'ltwuilt lt‘r ls.

llrmi lug nut rsalu'fl. Fulton but. the clock
in motion, mui tiwu he sold in solcuin
turrcu to his nit-rtillic utirlii-iu'c: "llt'lllli"
rucrr. this is u churned torpedo. with
which. pn-cisciy in its present. stuto,
menu to trim uptn \csq'l
rounds of puirpmvrlcr. um! ii l wct‘o to
uoli’r-r tho l‘ltl‘ls“||l'l\ to run in minutes
1 1",“. no ii--rilu that it. would blow this
ltil'llllt'tlllttil to utoms."

'l'liu l‘lTI'lt' nl' lruluunlty which linilt'litlt‘ll
around rho l-‘r\riiiui‘ lit-gun hispnwiout
and wow rhrnoor, uml ls-ioro thou! the
it» ioruntus iuui int-ml iliom “‘t‘l‘t' but two
or three pith-trim rcinuiiiiiig under the unto.
wuy .‘ttll v. llitltl'll. lust. tin liiuu lit “pt.
limr iit thc illWllttMr runnilllt' tlilinll til-mu
ilio lvii'Iu-tln. soul him did not until appear
on tin-mound iriitii ilrcy Ivoro ltnliil‘i'tl that
the r nuiuc vi d: «truotiou was mini)- pulgrd
luilu- Irurtminc winnrcc it bad been taken.
—.‘*un'rutucntu liocul‘tl lliiioli.

mum... ”v.1...—

Hind tie Wits Not Lille Those.

“i luuctl'l our uyruruuiiy tor the pro-
plo w iio ut'i' ulWriys cuttitrlrilliliiu ittttl Whiti-
dirt." rcioui iwd tlio mun with tiu- troubled
trown upon bir- ionviwml. "In fact. | how
' itcw that the men uud Witllttllt who oro ttl
wiry». iuucyirrg aluuuseiws ill used iitui
mmohiiuu or other maple ought. to be
confined just. us ltilliilt on it they bud hr
tlfiililltllllu or got dumb; but than» sun
moon truttlili'u is truth really can‘t help
uioui iouiuu.

“Muv, ior instance." he continued not.
fully. "i don t murmur uny umu iir t'hi-
cuuoim- litui‘n rrnluomu limit I hut‘o
Mi wiiu tclls our story night that she's
thud oi iiuririns Iluitnlii of tiunu. and the
oiirc r iiwn til it.» oitico begin to tell funny
stories just on smut its lcuiuo nariitttl out
iii shinrruuuruuitimi, l hollow. My chil-
dren run out of the mom whenever lust
and, luv u tiiou. Ions. miiiiriuotist chili
with utiu ol ilmili. llitl smut tho Ilt'il hulls
when l mu Nutty too-iii. l‘ to oust-i id
wuys mend iliii do i grit-outline lllil
map in win» it nmuyc wine and other
rude I ittIil’ \i'vil. tunes- in». my iiiuul.

have» is panicked! use tor a ohmniu
thitllfllhllifl-I'w i‘iiiimno ‘i‘iinsn timid.

.msm- 1.-

«no-nu Ilsttilu totem

N. do l'nris, otherwise ”bibles. the pith
llrr commuter oi Forum. has inst. solo
touted his mmtisih birthday to screw
some issition by orienting st tin-tin. in
counts. the murderer l'sssiui. 'i‘tie sent
folding“! the guillotlncs mnsln in the
primo- throughout lirrimis whore llt'fli'
tloits my islis plus but tin: knits is new
not at II. llsibier I int-onion. lie unte-
it in a long isnthsr remind. not utiliti-
on abrogated dress suit new. .Wlnin ltit
leaves Paris with his grim instrument at
justimssrnsli Mnryof new-tropes perm

 

it is very wall to be up and doing.

 

‘ . ”or in Where were mi
y evening at Ilia-I. in
of tinsel. The custom

 

but it is not nice to consider tit“
moans to be doing my
Apparently a plane would be the sort.

vmi Mel‘s buildingsnimimsmntoMMJsiltis

mossy him in tile hopsthst
ingro- hemi- lite tripods-r
stuns-tr iysatised Jameson»-

Mstsiis annulment. Itsthiss

 
 
 

It costs $30,000 s in»: to maintain no t
sin Sam’s 014,000.01! i building on Capitol ;

printnd on or erugo of $5,000 a your in the

his lpst work :rtpnni'rucd in place a long '

hizrriimrwiren M-irttnry of «tutu, in the .

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«ttTRISTRAM 8:

NO. 2 GAZETTE ‘BU

Tailor-Made Snits,+~Capes’ and Jackets.

Black, blue and green, all wool, strum
serge suits, fly front jacket, silk liucd
jacket, pric c $1000 and $12. 00.

Black and blue, all wool, storm serge
suits, blouse jacket, lined with taffeta
silk, price $11.00. ,

All wool chcviot suits, blouse jacket, ‘
' skirt and tar kct tuc kcd, $15.00.

Other style of suits iroru $8. 50 to $20.

Silkl .‘upcs, plain and trimmed with
lace, clriil‘ou bud 'jct, price 5}?) to $12.

. Velvet cupcs, trimmed with jjctt price
, $5.50, .
Black clotlir cupcs in broadcloth and

clay diugruruk without lining and lined,
with silk, $3.00 to $12. '

Separate Skirts.

lirilliuuiinc Skirts.

l—IYATT in

srscnir. sate one
or sure ‘

UNDERWEAR

Cambric and nainsook gowns, corset
skirts.

 

covers, chemise, drawers and

Special reductions on line goods.
Lace trimmed skirt chemise-a"—
83.25 rcduct‘d' to $2.50
$2.50 reduced to 31.50. '
Long cloiir crdbroideml’ chemise—,—
Sl.75 reduced todl.25.
$1.59 rcduccdto $1.25.

' mfedrrccll toil.

Combric highlgowns. cnrhroldcr-cd lil-

 

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‘iCi'llOil yoko~
Sl l'rzlttccd to tile.
$l.:l.'r rcducrd to 75c.
31.50 rcrlrrrrd to 08c.
32 redncrd to $1.23.

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rcdu. rcd to $l. r'r'i.
3".‘50 rcdrrud in Si. till.

 

Jackets.

liluck jackets iu clicviot, br'or'idclotlr,

Long cloth rrigirigowns riliirou :lllil

iacc trimmcd— '

3:; reduced to $22 1:???" u H . and clay diagonal, price $4.50 to $135.

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I.”1UIIWIU)'L Silk “ 'l‘uu, covert and brr‘n’rdclotlr Jackets,
‘"”""‘“" Skim" ' Sutiu " half-lured and lined throughout, price

$2.50 to than

3LT.) r'icr uteri to 317;”).
Si.” -5

$2.75 itillii'inl

Price, from i to $12.

”$35.3

TRISTRAM St HYATT,Norwa1k,Conn.

reduced to $3.
it) 5‘1.
“rsi'rssurvgrcrrr;
SKIRT Sl'Pl’OllTEll.

Fashion ll:r!— t.rlrcn lurl-zl rri iiu-

 

LOOK TWICE

-,.~..,,_ Before you prry cxmbitdut prices for Ladics llcndy- made Stilts and Scprt utc Skirts.
llrltti'. "llronsr ruds do so Cl cry day without looking

lrudies' all thl mixed suits“
lilnc and blur k illi irrorrul silk lined jacket s-L . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 0.7:)
Brown kerscys, silk lined juc kcts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 8.50
ilray clic wiot suits, silk lined jackets. . . . - . . . . . . . ................ 008
lilnc and block all Wool sergcsw silk lined jackets, $7.50, 9. 00, 9.50, 10.00
SEPARKTE SKIRT. .
l igrrrcd billianiiric, Russel lining” $175, $2, $3. 7:")
l’ loin brilioutinc, Russel lining... - ....$200, $3.00, $5.50
Black Scott lr worsted, Russel lined... --...-..-.--.$4.00
Blue and black scrges, 4 yards wide. . . $3.75, $4.25, $5.00

THESE ARE WAR PRICES!
SCOFIELD & HOYT, 83 Washington st.. So. Norwalk.

.....____ Largest, Oldest trill lint Riiiibli Bitycle Dialer ”it" the Norsalis.

mamamnco. LUTHER M. WRIGHT.

MOWER

lit'i'wciglrf.” lroczrusc il in it good

mprrrvcs tlrr- iornr.

... --. ..--....-..-..---..r

' '$:’oi’8
if you luricu't giro-nil any rrirr-uiiorr
it will

out your good opinion us soon on you

'o-l. don't irnituic any longer. '
taminc it»~-\cry linht. luvlrltrlc when
corn. and “iii not (little unt's unr-
Ill ills.

Tim \
.u'ronirrc coortsu.

iLonomtzr-s tr 3. . do's not nu-d con

iuuui u'rm-lrinr‘. and stirring, rr-ouii'c.
oss Yuri,
liiil l5 ltllil lll ll r" I

ltto .‘lll's‘ 5': is nod

Htli‘tr ouc-titir'd oi the food

do “an. low-us tin-

 

 

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$3.,

 

 

Proposals to Paving.

illln» ui' lip- l'irr t‘lr-rk, of the (”or of

Sttlilll Norwutn, Np lit \l‘usiiiuuiuu

hTi'it'l. .\l.‘) .‘rlir, IN.

P'".Ilt‘tl pr-opo- i-. will in-
Iiiu oillc lilllil l\\- l\.- Il'.‘l o . ‘ocir iiruiu
rt liondui. Mo. :5. thus. tor ilin- lill'r
iii-hum oi tunic oil. .nnl c tusiruc'iuu oi
i \'liriili~d lll'iili l‘.l\‘cirit'iii. oil i‘oir
'I‘cto i-‘oriiid.riro:r to iw hild in Bhuth
.lriir sin-c1. in mi riir. '

'l‘ii' it'llli'iHlIIiJl inlltiittli‘ ot‘ intr-
ur rrt to i... irtid ir- ‘.'..'uiu run our yoid».

'l'iirr» iii ltlr-u to lu- i.rtrl .iiui H‘lliltl
limit! Lino hit of curbing.

Nu idri will io- coiisidci‘trtl titili-iiii lir'
iiiltittilllt‘il lo a r 'l‘lllll'tl ciicck. or ctr-ii.
o iltr‘ amount of l“l\t' lluudrcd ituliur‘n
ind urruu the mood of contract. it bond
0 ihc murmur of line 'l‘imtisuud "album
will be rcunirmi for tho iiiittiitil pct-
or'uuiucc oi rin- coniruct.

spuriiicrritoun only bu run-cu hi this of
irc. and all lit't'i‘tll‘lll'y iiiioruuiliou
uni bu oniniruri from i‘. N. Wood.
‘lliilllr‘t‘l‘ iii thrill!" of Iirc worir. on and
ill” Monday. Mar ti. Witt.

'i no Street i'utuuii» donors metro tiic
Mild to reject uii iridu. or to ricccpi tiny
but in their jrtduiuuul liuiy In. for "i"
will lllli'l‘ltil oi Illu’ ilij'.

All iri'upu tits intuit ire liltlill‘li'tl oil ill"
Ittilltli‘ ot ilu- cow-tow. who the untur-
ii the bidder. and inurki-d l‘i'rtpoiriil fur
"iii'lllil. uud mtrirciuicd to Joseph it.
i‘uyioi'. I‘iii i‘ici‘k.

Ily order ul illt' Mayor and t‘uiuiuuu
t'oiiucil of said city.
Jttiihfi‘Lil ll. 'i‘tYidtll.
t‘iiy t'lerlt.

l’r-u‘ll‘ril til

 

llt‘fll illiiluiir.
loiuwru. inn iw into n d run and it pirucri u riironi ill ill'.‘ inn u-iiuuiuc i.t-.

'lim i ill rclmwuis tiw Aliit'i‘li'titi i‘Iruw Icr. liur lliivnl to" Iiic \t In in llii‘ lli’iiltirl,

liliihy. 800.

Two plow smith

‘ lui ioiirisori. till, :60. till. not. iiiiiriy, sit.
itihit. 350. tit. $80. lorIoiii. 330. iii. slit. iliiiittt. tit.

licpriliiug llcutiiiu, 'l'cuciiiiiir. l'lll"|i ll. ii \Nl'h'il, Mururucr liicyclc llopt.
lipcu cicuiugs until ti o c ".liuli

Surveys, l’liuciuus, Huggins, \l’ursous, 'lrucks, llui'ucss, Whips. lloiics, liltin-
ltcts, lliii'sti Hoods, liiiiili‘ uird repaired.

Factory and Repository, Franklin and Madison Sis.

SOUTH NORWALK CONN.

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