sacs insertion. simian ”to. Schedule of rates . . t . tum—81mm!“ Ida ‘ : One month. lilo: Mdsmonthaflwtom . - try newshoys..ilcs ' ”mm. ——No. 91 Washington , —-No tit Wall street alwa welcome in The Ii know of any news ,L, “a vo'r by telephoning. _ pl'ngittotheonice. u tor the museums at t leave items oi news or Will he found at the en- Muel oilioe. i should in all cases be WIN ING enemas. South Norwalk. Conn cannot be guaranteed the sapy is handed in. Every east-i will he made to so- lutions. but changes can- _ nponasariglit units! may: o'clock in the a!- ?Ton oi Norwsik and its loser. codsidershly, that the ' Circulation of the other dailies. Our press room is I Sun setsl High this how tide ' ’i‘:0l 4:27") in 10:5" p m‘ utilioiltnn Press (‘omnieotm ,‘ (New 'York Worid.i times has been blockaded for near- three weeks. San Juan, the princi- iarhor oi Porto Rice. has by this been invested by Admiral Sump- and with no Spanish ships on this at the ocean the main portion of .' can return to assist in the re- i of Havana. And at last the is moving In full force. under the hi , . direction of (ten. Miles. to in- ciiltfi und in cit-operation, with , "DIV! to capture utid occupy liuvu- When these two operations or" .1. as they may be within a short time. the war will be over. . or iieet Spain may master. it War venture across the ocean so eoallnl stations available and ‘hoih Cuba and Porto Rico in our ' it. If 8min could not defend "islands she certainly would no; even In her madness. to recap. (New York Sun.) rims] Dewey‘s assertion tluit he ‘Iullia under his guns. and can it whenever he chooses. has . ' three of troops tor occupying Minutes. Practically taking .miil, will carry with It the con ‘ k the whole group of islands; yet “I. ll their email that the sin-iti- “it! make a show at resistant-t ' even alter loamy Manila are. in fact. other points in tin inrrisoned uy rtpatii. tiotabh titers betas Hello, in 3 Wise. would sari-mater Willi Mt. tipalu's loss oi the Auditor , the Philippines doubt to ‘ ' ltI Ni «ltd oi‘ the war. hut aiiouii Mid huvr still more to lose. -W iNew York Ht'l‘itlilJ ”not truly have iu'i'li the iipau ‘ ' t-rtiuieut's purimm- in ill'tltl'llit ‘M loath to name and rriioet . risen new inspiration in Am heart. but it has demos . armament. 'i'liiili. as iiagas W at lieniiruiucy. turn with in EWI. mast-ed with an ism on war. ssiwistty a we tiles are mom. , lie Spain retires to» her stronghold and . innny times all told as “Rip Van Win- I‘v stimulated the government in .. l'anny. w till! [litters ctili lie I‘i'illli't'ii liy led him. .mll part iii the iieei. and their taint! ‘ “he a [Il'i'ii‘ili'i' oi continuing it Verde iii|iiiiilriill tti i'adta the that have since occurred may victory oi Manila hay has “WNW“ illitl‘iiit‘tit‘h dismay to 7,“ Withritlrity of Mitet‘lt'uli p. Mud-lean sedition-hip and ‘ ‘ “7”. "final“ is desolaied W N ”Oriel ifiiiililit‘a’." 0n Whilst admins. and the t “or. IN is in no ion- fl“ Mei W till ions and no he the future sail-i! that tliis war should l mus now to he saw tsetissof ems mess it as ships to as to Walsh fig my. thither the! “a ‘v t a. I . ,I. - . ‘ lilasounds or our drums and train- nets in the European concert. not it sinks there'we will attack her until she sues for peace. . "‘ - ‘ Write a Play. ‘ ’ The New ‘li‘ork'Hsrsld captains a list at iii plays that have earned altogether Ill-i. too. 000. They are nearly all Anter- icau, dramas or light-wiper” and they are tho following: “Rip Van Winkle." ' ‘."l‘ho 'l‘wo Orphans." “-Tho Old lloniesteltl." "A Parlor Match." . “martinis." . “The World." ‘ "liobln Hood." "'l‘hu County Fair." “The fiilver King.” ‘ "Adonis." “Slim Acres ” ' "Jilinwl Kirke." "Kerry (low. " "Shenandoah." "iilianu Rhuo." I . 'i'hclr earning capacity has been in the order in which they are named. The first. ”Rip Van Winkle." has made for Joe Joflerson. tho richest actor in Anterica. $5,000,000. it has been play- ed 5, 000 titties. The same hunted reprev sent the gross receipts. The second play. Dout'nun Thompson’s “Oid lioniestead." has made nearly as much. $4,750,000. J. A. Henrne’s “Shore Acres" has been played half as 'klc.“ but has mudu more than half as much money. ttssnmtotul being .2,- his‘ early yours a“ poor man, and his it out success coming in middle life was a ost gratifying turn of fortune. The last play of the list. Bronson Howard’s ”Shenandoah." has been played 1.900 times and has earned ".000, 000. Gil. istte’s “Secret service" is not named here. but it is certain that this Ameri- can play will have accumulated .l.000,-, 000 at least before very long. It is to he remembered thug. the nu- tbors of these plays. where they are not bought outright. receive it royalty of to per cent on them. Russian Progress. ‘A paper by Julian Ralph in Harper’s Magazine on the stir and activity of the Russian nation in recent years is well worth reading and thinking about. When Russia wishes to gain advantages westward. in Europe. she must go about it in a secret. burrowing. diplo- matic gray. In the other direction, on the Asiatic side, however. she moves boldly and carelessly. Her object is the gaining of new territory, the develop- ment of her own resources and the in- crease other army and navy and her oohnnerce. To achieve these ends her statesmen work slccplossly. her generals more onward ruthlessly. Mr. Ralph furnishhs various portraits of Russian statesmen. military men and others. Alena with these he gist-s pages at iacts and iigures going to show the gigantic forward strides of the csar's oitipiro among the nations of the earth. Russia simply takes possession without hindrance or scrapie at all that lies in her path. tiho has already annexed the seventh part of this globe and the dream of all intelligent Russians lethal "liltin- er or later they are to absorb all Asia down to and including iiidla.” Wu can Wall nialerstaiid this spirit. looking at the striking portraits of lins- siuns in the article. moo powerful. four- Iess. attitressivo [M intellectual. over- iiuwiuu with the prophetic spirit at a iireat destiny. Are the Russians. after all. the coming race? ._—.. smuoarasawooosu. liehael lollies: Goes to' Jail tor Drunken“ and Assault Michael Sittllvmi. who has been inn fore the Town (‘ourt sereral titties oti account at drunken tau-spades. was all an itlltiisliil' spree last ulsht. and i‘liiiti‘~ ed the apartments of his sister. Mrs, M. li‘. Powers. lie tittetupted to strike lii'i' . and Mr. Powers interim-mt. iiuttiian then turned on Mr. i'ou'ers and assault iltlleer Mouuhtiu was suniiuoiinl and 'i struiisle ensued. in which the omrcr was obliged to use his club. The prla- 'lllt‘i' was severely out about the hood t before in- was autidiird. lie was iiii‘ittti an ill the police station until this tour limit. when he was brought into tlu- ‘l‘own t‘ouri tor trial. in court the prisoner was i‘iilli‘liil ivliii intoxication. breach oi the lltuli‘i'. assault and rmtsiinu an itilii'i'i‘. 'l‘he liaise recalled the other I‘itttt'il iiiltiiiltii iiuilivaii. In which lit'itlvtit" had ts-eu siiiipended. tutti sentenced him to ltvttlaopurt for tea days. i \ - il'liMlil A‘i‘ Tiiii idli‘K Witiiitii. ' towipssy are institute a line display of M iii the windows of the lucid”. (tharlee i‘. listlmit‘u man has two Am. ' ericss lines is each wlisiow. sad it. it. ataswnvtii's roost is slinlttsry dec- orated. tsitli outline a nice appearance. ' ilacie tin“ Wetshcii is not behind with ' his The boys in the dip. resin. titdeqsa mars depsrtaieat. an s . as i also in il. also have flaps to the windows. Mi UWO ll llMlNIN'i'. ll! Associated Pres-d Gents" shoes, Cliilds’ shoes.-50c and upwu a e . b 1 , New Shoe Store. .Our‘li'ne of Footwear is Complete. will'eatisfy you the goods are 1'] ht. Prices are ri ht. Ladies’ Oxford ties. in ten or b ack. L no or button boot. from 31.25% 33.00. $1.00 and upward. ' 1BoYti’ shoes, $1.00 and upward. Misses’ shoes, $1.00 anti upward. Your inspection from 85c to 3.00. t'd.‘ . -' 390 .Washlnqton St.. South Noryvalk. tat SIDE sumo Verlotls llaps and Mishaps on the Other Side [of the River. a. Edmund 'l‘ronnson. of (love street. Dil) SHE RUN 'i‘iiii: BLOCKADE'! (By Associated Press.) Madrid. May 11-A despatch from lla- vea announces the safe arrival at that port of the Spanish steamer Montserrat, which recently ran the backhoe and entered Clenfucgos. from which place she went around the island to Havana. The fact that she has successfully on- tcred both ports is regarded as proof of the incillclt-ney til the American 880,000. Mr. Hearse was all through . The employees of tile Norwulk their I" at American and cation lens. ti. lumeitlll'l room is riding on Orient bicycle. Carpenters are placing a new roof on the Prowitt place. in East avenue. Jesse Brundagc snapped one of tbo‘ pedals from his bicycle. this morning. Morris Stnll. the (30ch avenue gro- cer. has purchased an Eagle “bicycle. The Tramway company has placed an automatic troiey rope holder on the Gregory Point car. Miss Lucile Nye has been entertain— ing her mother. Mrs. l). C. Nye. from New York state. ' Mrs. Caleb Wooo. of Cave street, will go to New York this week to undcnro an operation for a cancer. George Britta. of Maples venue. is repainting his residence and making a great improvement in its appearance. Dr. Robert‘M. Mullinge has leased the upper floor of J. Sturgie Randall's barn in Van Zandt Meant: for a veterinary hospital. Mr. and Mrs. George} Conklln. of Pa- rhogue. L. l.. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. John R. L. llotnmedieu. of East Wash- Ington street. _ \ The East Norwaik Fire ~i‘oitee will hold a special meeting tomorrow night. in the rooms of tho Mayflowr-r ilook and Ladder company. » William F. lionediet was arrested in— day for non-support of his wife and child. The case Was continued for our- mouth by Judge Frost. The report in the local papers. yeatci» toy. to the t'fll‘rffi that ilann lltssoll that started a meat route of his own. turns Ii" to have la-eu without foundation. Mr. litssell will continue in the employ of ileum-it 61 Hosted. May liituisoni iiuiiili. daughter at Mr. and Mrs.A. ‘W. Smith. of 57 Osborne llVi'flili‘. entertained a Illiilllh'i‘ of her little friends Monday uihri‘lttiott. from 3:30 until i; o'etock.. it being the ,idsth blockade. . "coincidence" ‘ ~.............. ... 0.. Saturday, May l4tb. Return Engagement War - Graph ! Rice 81 Hall’s Minstrels \vu'il'l drug stunts. diatom; ”I Matinee 2:30. Evening ti. 0F EDISON'S LIVING PICTURESCWE ' and I Children. ioc; Adults, me. To any part of the house. novr's’iu'saras. ONE Nliill'l‘ ONLY, Monday, May 10. SPECIAL ENi i.\,iiliMl‘Z‘.\"l‘. Malinxeiiielil of tit-o. E. (lodge. i‘rewutiug ilic original and only BILLY RICE. And a host oi” (unionist-rs. PM 25, 35, 50. OPULIR ”65$. Heals now on sale at I'lalnled'- utid innli'ersary of her birthday. Those present Wt'rti Misses .lt uuie lit-its. Susie Seymour. Marian riniith. i-lmuia Iain- tieri. Allen Fits-ii. Main-l iiiutlstoue. Ni:- ua iltallrey. ilrncle totality-y. iieleu tit. lohn. Minnie i'oitlna. Lucy i‘olitns. tia- zel lilusc. r. Edith Seymour. i-Jia How. -u. ls-ttu liowvu. klthet tipmgue. i.iillau sit. John. iiiire lirtiut-II. Lillian ttop lilitti, Eleimre lirowu. Madeline ruinous. leitlile iltltuore. aiui Masters .iohuut- litaiirow. iieunle itistirow. t-ltiuiley Iirown. Willie t-iwm-t. Artie Iiiii‘lii'u. dart linker. Willie iluudoirt. litiao tutubarl. Lester liefni'vul. il-tltilll itoy ind ilusiiel lhty. W NW1.” AIUIIW. l-iltlt-iitN‘ri WMiilltM'll. Muuaner iioyt has made iil'i'itilflt" 'lli‘lilii with iiiuwrtuteiidtuit iiuthrle. oi the idiot-trit- Liaiit company. for «lee- rte ctirrout thou-day afternoon. at tioyi's 'I'lli'ltii‘ii. and will also on on i‘l‘liillillli'iii for the Imuniit of ladies iiiil children at Mil o’clock. stitiwtuit t” the warships and t-oiutuiuiders of air navy. ttarother with many other Iiiil‘lltii and niermpileou views. it‘ldt‘ .tiit's pliant-graph not also autum- you iith riotous MlW'llilliii. Matinee and tenth; prices' i‘liildieii. iii; adults. income . Nos 0 Hall‘s Iisstrsis illeo a tititi's lililiiill‘i‘iti, pimouttiia the only and original tiltty ltlco will the a splendid uioisirct programme at tloyt’s ‘l‘hi ire neat Monday night at popular pri . .t. tilt utul fut visits. by unwttsl nrruuitoiuent. A full 'liouse ditiutd Irwi this isipuiai' comedian and dis merry eoiupauy. iti'AN 'i’ti Fittil't‘ Witii'i‘. tlly Associated Press” iiyvacuse. N. V.. May it 't‘uiutuy tiyuu today sinned «niche for a tweue ty—ruiiad thin with Tommy West to» lure the Ian"! Athletic i‘lliii, of New York. on latte lit. 110 men will meet at catch welahis. a“ W Pttnispl“ Oslsssrwsisss. Hermit. .mmsmmso fly.» at lentil“ - as m Paris. lay tin'i'he rorrssontidetite is Inns of the manners of this city all alt-I that s semiotics is lists is. truism. sad that s ponies sarisiss throughout the country will set W in estasel. The stars assess oust ut- Royai Pearl. ‘7 r r r it r r r v Pltisied’s 'Snstpntlla ill A Perfect Spring ionic. [dime lhiitlu, non. Pinstid’s Cough Remedy i'l'iii’lfi. Try it. L's’i Iiiil (tile litiiili'ii. m... .. Your friends are using . Pitiittti‘i Htttltcltt Powell and N’i’iiililiit‘iill liieiii. 250 it litilt. it. it. roam, ti Washington Street. So. roman. .1. all. .1." iii. .1. .t. Proposes for Point. "litre of the PM Firth. oi the PM ol‘ tioiuh Norwalli. Na. 79 Washington street. May hill. tots. liosied protsisals will be rtwlvcd at this otilee iiiiili twelve illii o'elueii noon at Monday. May as, ltiiiii, tor the iur~ otshiua of “width". and construction at a Vitrified iirleit I‘arenwut. oii i‘oti- twin Foundation. to he laid ill ikiiiiit Matti street. in mild riiy. The s rosituste estluuue Murine liitilit lit at laid in '3.iiilii titliiili‘fi VI . There is also to he laid and Mali ataiui l.itiil incl at cutiilitq. Nu iiiti will he t-otiiildtit‘iitl iillim tic- eouipasied by a cot-titledelim. or , . to the tilioiliit at l"lvs iiuatlrsti listless. and upon tin- awarded mm. a band to the arsenal of this 'l‘heusssti liettst-s will he rmpitml tor the lstthiut per- iarntaaee oi the mairsct. Mtidcaiiotis stay is» sees at this st- iles. and sit owes-arr tabulation may he oMatiwd from C. it. Weed. resistor in claim at the wsrit. on and steer ”My. ilay a. ms. The itireet (tommiaslessrs reserve the riitit to Meet all bids. or to any that lit their i meat I” II the virulence-i gt .. rig. m suns isdarswi sit outside 3 the new. with the seen at the bidder. and marked Proposal tor and addressed is .lsssst I. City illerit. . , as! (is-mes Fulriield county's Greatest sot-oi” for itself. 20 Suite. made. of all wool ladics' cloth, in black, grtmn, new blue, navy blue and ottvo, stress 32 to 44, that lit [arrfcctt‘iud look what they are, tailor Intuit: stilts, price, "0.00. , 30 Suite in mverts and mixed suit- ing». both in blouse and square front ., jackets, $18.50. Spring Jackets. Of courscour line. is as it always is, 'l'll‘B‘t St S'D‘ ‘ ‘ , 6. 0s on ore tilt apartment. w. Yon-inay nothe interested in its development, but it will soon be the great department in our store. It has“ cost us a great deal of money, but it will soon pay , Ready made’suits to some people are a novelty. ‘ can ’t be titted; not so. we can fit chi-yliody; of course some pebple are very. thin and some are very fat; for tliose‘people it is necessary for us to measure and mike their gowns fit them perfect. We have now in stock ' They think that they ' I 25 Suite of all Wool coverts and all \vool serge in tons, blues and blacks. These are worth “2.00, but we will sell them to make an impression for .10.“). 1.5 Suits that are made more elaborate ‘ to finish and make up, some braided, others tacked, etc. 815.00 to $52.50. _ _ - e..,~ - ’7. :- 'h 4/: 4‘ ~ _¢~ . . . .. . . . in 1.1%,. ,4“ 1‘ xxx-a :t- L wan-n~.—_.-. '. - ' 1:17“ , . at" l "5%; H») . LIV 454C: to"; lg“ Children’s Jackets. A great line for the little ones. They look chiming in those reefer jackets, and you can atl'ord to buy at 98c to the largest and biliii line in the county. as our customers from lluuiiury and Stamford testify. 84.50 to "2.00. Wrappers. Our maker’s motto is “Not how cheap. but how good," and they are good iii quality and lit; they are made right in the slwvc-hentl. and large enough twross the hips. 75c. to 32.00. l’illow cases, no cut-ll. The limit $1.00- nieu's regular shirt in the iiiarkcl. We l'ifi'i‘lVi'ii this Wi't'k colored lacuna, white collar. Take a look young tiititi. 14.50. ~ Babies’ coats, long and short, title to 06.00. . Corsets. It is wonderful tliemany corsets we sell. The makers think We sell every one in Norwalk their comet, We handle , so many. This week we will run a 500 summer comet for‘litic. to hunt laundry strap for 250. Our Dmiitsuis need tio ctiiiiiuenl. The largest il-rilrlillelil in i.'ouliectieut. BOSTON STORE. Norwalk, Conn. Cor. Main and Wall Streets, The Sentinel’s Want, For Sale and To Let Ads. Bring Quick Returns. -__=== Telephone 58-2. ATSEYMOUR’S STORE. ~ you with our to every buyer. Milk Crackers. 2 . C. E. Leading Grocer. \ FLOUR. OUR BUTTER 1 “Vs Seas. the. 'l \hs. Starch, the. the mills at a rice which will new cards antes delivery. In these exciting days when one hardly knows what the nut step will be. we are ready for all the trade that can he developed. and we make it our mission in furnish Fancy Gilt Edge Granny Butter. it its. in $1.00; tic. it. Come and see us. lama. at 15¢ a jar. American Food Co.‘s Soups. 25c can. Celery Salad. 10c jar. 8: large hoses Matches. 25c. Three pounds Fancy Head lice. 25c. Three l'eari Tapioca. lie lh. vaace; it is safe to buy at our prices. Fancy Apples. Tomatoes. Spinach. Lettuce. etc Another invoice of Strawberry and Raspberr! pounds Boss i‘carl Barley. 5c lb. Flour is on the ad- SEYMOUR, 33 Washington Street. Rania tor N“ Tint iutttidcii't’lfiiuaud for “MAU'DHS. quili: has made it i i or as o- no u out . militia can ha y "’ ° lint we on the way here i in enable us to set a We will sci this iioar cheap. so place your order here. . We gush» it will pay you to wait. is j titty island for its “ltittiY'lflyor” d room one ities. and our price is es incly . ‘ . Best Flight Creamery Butter. tile 1b.; ii iii! tattoo. flea matrices Miss. the. the. itthe. Standout Sager. him . have 'I' LOA under the market. “NW Milk. lie our ass.
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