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Katerina ‘ ‘
hale" advertisements, sot
liass, one am, ”a; three
Beatificati-
,liA'rls.—l}y mail, in ad:
prepaid: One ,rnouth, 50o;
“first: months, 12.50; one
i‘Dellvmd by new-boys, 12c a
paid to the carrier. :
o No. 97 Washington street,
"Wen—So. 49 Wall street,
are always welcome in Tris
flea. if you know of any news
”senior a favor by telephoning,
title in: it to the antes.
' Box for the convenience of
will: to leave items of news‘or
will he found at the ‘entrance
rm. otlloe.
“loss should in all cases be
EVENING SENTINEL,
' South Norwalk, Conn. ‘
cannotbeguarantsed the
oop‘yishandad tn. liver!
‘ottortwillbemaaetoae-
patrona.butehanzesoan-
Mt In by 2 o'clock in the af-
ot the day before the change
{la the Town of Norwalk and in
‘larxer. considerably. that “It
. .. Circulation of the other
Iliuh tide Inw old.
5 47 p m llzb'i p m
nuflnpolllan l'rcaa ('ommcnla.
(New York Sun.)
‘7 War with Spain was declared on the
T3 Slat of April, or twr-nty-onc days ago.
During that time we have established
‘ It blockade of part of the. coast of Cuba
Whale tillclency was demonstrated hr
ill. capture of many \‘csat'ls attempting
. 3 to Violate it. Our Asiatic squadron has
dulroyc-d the Spanish ileet at Manila.
with a great loss of life to the enemy.
, reduced the land to fortillcatlous. and
how, holds the city utnler its guns.
“aniline what has Spain done? it inn
.7 ’ not llltllcted on as the loss of a slash
‘ ‘ life. and has done no more than trifling
dame to any American ship. it has
not dared to send a sipgle vessel ol its
any across the Atlantic to "if“ our
vaults eager-to accept such a rhailenge
”Mom I Bun set»
{85 7'02
to conflict. it has made no movement
in advance. it has gone backward
steadily.
a'.
(New York Herald.)
, M is evidently a fll'tlwinu mottl-
meat in Madrid that it is worse than
[fills to prosecute llte war. and that
IN sooner a way to peace is found tin
better a will be for thc nation. The
mat is strcuuthened by the de-
_‘Mllie condition of affairs in the pro
1” and the fin-I. as our t‘ot'respnlni
III. Mills out. that the ettflerinwnutasw
- In tired of war and want lM‘lIt‘l‘.
"WI.“ AIUIIIIII'I.
HilltlilN'hi WdlitiilM'l‘l.
'I‘Itil remarkable scientific and pop
Ill! exhibition will he at lloyt’s l‘heo
ire ilaturoay afternoon at :tzto. and all
n in the circular. it Is a l'tlllliiilltilinll
.d the vitascupc. phonoaraph ttud sit-t
untitled. in which then are strong eh-
‘mtnta of Interest and euteriaitttttent.
The Movies pictures are new and up
We. atni the that ittn-rwuiua for
(“if Mrattlt'mtul lit all occupied with
the phttnearanh amt alt-t‘iupiit'on. an
there are he waits: The pictures in-
flatio ttill‘ navy. m-enes ta i‘aha and the
“Million t‘uiunt attd itpanlsh soldiers.
I“ ma pmmitntn turn. lllil‘lript‘l'ilt'tl
Mill Illtllltmttis at't'llt's. The show is de.
’ m of t‘t‘t‘l‘riilllll objectionable, and
fl Ill all lt‘atttres htuhiy vununetuiahlv-
l” ”on of tnnhiua th i could he aton-
\ but to tnlaits and rhlidreu. l'rir
“M .0 and M cent» and more for tin-
‘ W than was I‘W‘l‘ siren here ladpre.
”W
' flashbll‘s lisstrela.
.miy Men. the best known of genuine
medians. heads the oraauiaau
that sperm at ilayt's Theatre
0 My niaht. nit-e a Hall's
preset a splendid mint-ml
at mailer urn-ta. an. in and
' flu Irina ifl' apt-rial prim ar-
' ‘ be this «easement.
)Wsm re t'iiA‘l'TAltthhiA.
1,} . M Associated Press.)
’ ' . a. ll.. my l3-Coloael a.
inflated upon as a riahtnnleu , '
Ironing gentlest has a Circula- ;
I ,I r“ ,‘ IV 1). e.“
nationals: aao ntearra wuss er
‘ Tar savovraon aaoenrma.
Catalina-m; A ‘
AnnmuagflQMulee—IMW
«aw—wmnamm.
ram, Wflu‘ routes»
”immense.
Deliaflerm‘ade Gardener“, wife.
of Dr. H. Garcia Heron, the envoy
plenipoteutiary Maths A tins Bee
public to theUni States. boa
charming social adjunct to many ooea-
sions of ceremony at the White House
during the‘oesning m Signer-a Me-
too was born in Buenos Ayres. the can
ital 01 the Argentine Republic, and
passed her early years in that city,
where the magnolia, jasmine and other
tropical flowers till the air with their
sweetness. She was educated in a con-
vent in her native city. where elegance
of manner was acquired andmsefuluts
m as ornamental studies were pur-
Having married Dr. Heron and ac-
companied him while he represented
his country in foreign courts. she poa-
DKLIA MIRA DI GARCIA HEROU.
sessca a genial courtesy that, it is pre-
dicted, will make her one of the most
popular women of Washington
There are three daughters, in the
household, aged 4. 7 and 0 years. They
will attenrl he Holy Cross academy.
signers M u is a musician of merit,
devoted to the piano. but uses with
skill the banjo for light compositions.
Her home is filled with rare and beantiv
fnl works of art, and among them are
valuable paintings. She encourages her
husband in his "fall" for collecting
volumes of choice literature. besides cu-
rios from every place they visit. She
was recently called to Argentina on an
count of serious illness of her mother.
but will return to extcml the hospital-
ities of her houa- to Home in olllcial life
in the capital of the linitcd States.
Signora Moron is proud of several
decorations which were granted her
husband by the king of Portugal for
artiutie and literary merit. Minister
Memu has rcpt-canned Armatina at sev-
eral courts. lie served as diplomat in
Madrid uttd was resident. mllllim'l'lli
Paraguay: he was in Paris and Brazil
and also in Lima. Peru. In each conn- .
try he was ltr'i‘tltlllltlllt'd by his wife.
‘lllll as a t'oliatalantnm they are both liu-
iflllltlii. smirking live languages fluently.
A wide knowledge of those ctmutriea
will uutim Dr. Home and Mme. hierou
general favoritm with other diplomats.
v-tlpm'lillly as French amt Spanish are
thoroughly unthvratmd by both.
Ila Unreasonable "Janice.
Women graduates of pharmacy tlnd
it diilicult to secure positions in tit.
ludiis. There are few if any drug stores
that employ clot-lot of the gentle gender
to t‘tllillhlllliil and dispense prm'riptiuns.
Mil-s Mary A. Elliot. danuhter of B.
it. Elliot. who last apriuu unabated
from the tit. hmis‘thlluuoof Pharmacy
with high lltlttml. huowu anaemia. of
the public pndudicn unitinut women in
this line of limilitoaa. 'i'he rciaildrutt
trim of the oily Would like very much
to am Women. but are afraid that it
\t‘ulllll injure their trade Many of them
are anxious to tmtlto the cstwrituent.
nut sw'tlt to he waititat for lustre one to
lead.
Mimi Elliot has had new exlwienvu
titan Iomt young men who hare been at
the lat-lam for to and in years ltwaa
at the Innovation of the family phyab
eieu. llr. Keridutw. that the younu wo-
tuauth-vidwl to study tie-divine. First.
die intruded to mull for a limit“!
doctor. but not behm elatihlo. an ac-
muut of her not. to enter the lit. Innis
Medical miles“. win-re alnvwialnsl to
talte the untrue. site h-uttsnarlly aban-
lota-d the idea and davoiwlherta-lf to
datruuwy. liefnre she started in at eel.
can she had wnniderulde espvrienee ia
the il‘li'aiiouclilth'. Hint led in'r vines
in both the Junior and water yt‘ltl‘ii and
named an eam-lletti vnttaittation. ham
all“ Willi: helm the stain istard of plus.
taaey and aurpriml the lmmtlltm with
her a hunlltl knowledge of tll'lill ilha
wash Nymplhusnted and a pew
pawns turn was Matted its her.
U in that time it was plain sailing
tor Mahtyuuauawmuantthailu t
that. with her nearly them years of
embraces statue in the
of the "Ta ion elinie and hue moses
at «dices-ole lush»! which ahehad ae-
uaired eaeepimall! lei-d metal use
would be able to ‘0
. rel-malts. the mines! at
' avenue. underWent. a serious operation,
I
. IOur' line of
Misses’ shoes, 81.
[iii SIDE iiFilNiS
e .“
Mr. and Mrs. C. Clarltson's child is
ill at their home in Third avenue.
A son was born this morning to litr.
andlire. Henry H. Betta, at First ave-
nue. . .
Mrs. Charles H. Rider. 0! Cottage
avenue, is the guest of her son in Port
Jefferson. L. I.
,W. S. Anthea, who returned from the
Klondike with John A. Brundage, and
who was his guest for a few days, wont
to Boston. yesterday. It is said that
both men contemplate returning to the
gold tlelds next year if theyhenr favor-
able rcporth from the locality.
Mrs. William O. Merritt. of Riverside
'l‘uesday.havlnn her. left eye removed on
account of the growth of an absent: on
the ball. Dr. F. M. Wilson..ol Bridge-
port. performed the operation. The pa-
tient is quite comfortable today.
”HAHN!!! OF EUROPE.
Important Signs Reflected in London
Financial Circles.
(By Associated Press.)
London. May l2~v -'l‘hc St. .lntnes' (la-
zctie this afternoon says: "Important
signs of the uneasiness of Europe. of
its fear of anarchy at. home and an-
trrcsaion abroad. are roller-ted in Lon-
don financial clrcles.‘ Russia is raising
a loan of ”000.000. and. more simtiil
cant still, she is mister: it in (lo rrmtu)’:
the llnnh of England is directing its
energies to the accumulation of a sold
reserve, a fashion without m'eut pre-
cedent. while .lapnn. not content with
the vast sum she received from (‘hiua
on Saturday. is preparing for a fresh
loan of l5.000,tuio. 'l‘ne rmpprozn-hmrnt
lli'lWN'll Germany amt intents. and New
sin and Austria is very llltll'lit‘ti."
All this. the St. .ianne flatzotn- lit
Ilcves. [Nirit'lltlri a combination against
America amt tircat lll‘lllllll. "as we are
universally regarded as iortniua part
of this trans-Atlantic aggression
l‘illl'tdll'f and warns tlrcat llrlmlu "to
prebarc for a strangle which may iu
rolve the most itntmrtunt eventusim-e
the fall of Napoleon.“
in conclusion the Si. .ittlllvr. Horror
remarks: "l-Iuropt' Ill'llt-H'h America i-
trylntz her strength on Spain and lIlZl'
her inevitable victory will to» luiluywti
by similar arts of imizrwrd'tlt toward».
other powers wuh interests in tln- At
“Hill!" and in lhr I'dt'ilir."
lill
Iiepm‘t of the condition at the ('lty
National ilanlt. at heath Norwallt. in
the state at t'onnwtirut. at tlu- clow-
of business. May 5. liltiit.
lit-sources '
taunts and tiiat‘tlllltlit. ‘ :3:ie.:tle.ll
Ilt‘t't'lll'lillil. securml and unse-
rurcd. 203.01
I'. it, hands to secure i'll’I'lilii'
tion, i5,tlilil.titi
Premiums on t'. rt. taunts.
l'lltli‘Ittl. securities etc.
liiillhillfl'lititlmt lurnltnre and
llxtures.
Ihn- front National llaultu inot
Ittwrte Auetttsi.
ltuv frotn approwd rem-rte
.tueute. tu'..h2i.l-’-
Pins-its amt otht-t- cash heats. mat-ts
Notes of other National itanlw. Lennon
Fractional paper rurreury.
Minds and Wills.
lawful taunt-y tea-rte in bank.
visa
liperle. hi Hi? i .00
lanai-tend” antes. instance
2:: onion
i‘tmletuption land with l . ti.
treasurer. in per rent. of vir-
ralutinill.
litit,ilmi.:lti
lil.:tiliil'.!
lliAitithil
Rift"
techno
'l’oiai. ebbiillhl
Liabilities.
I'apital stock paid in.
tlur due land.
the tvided profits. lt'att i'hlit‘it
see and laws paid.
Ntillttllitl litlliit holes ouiatutuh
laa. t luaouiat
its" to other National lianits. lithium
line to state intuit- nlni imam-rs
lllil.lliii,illl
hiltiilidili
20W.” .70
il.iatl.itli
Dividends tmimtd. :tztou
Individual chumps subject to
clinch. 200330. iii
immand certificates of Iletmlt. ti.:lli:i.iih
t'ertilad chat-its, mil-in
Total. MLIMM
dials of l‘antn-t-ihul. «utility of mm.
laid. as:
i. Jar-oh M. tartan, t'naiiit't' of the
IMVWIIM hanlt. do minutely swear
that the show staletneat is true to the
best of tar hnjiwlmias and belief.
Mimi ll. MV’l‘th.
fisahiar.
lithrrllmi and sworn to More tar
this ma tlaéuef lay. this.
I!
New Shoe
2.723.50‘
e.
heme. ,
. Footwear is complete. .Yeur inspection
Will satisfy on the goods are nftht. Prices are nglét.
Ladies’ Or 0 fee, in ten or b ack, , fro 85c to .00.
LacQ-lepbutlton. t, from.“ to $3.00. '
Gé‘nts" shoes, .00 and up ard. , "
Boys’ shoes, $1.00 and upward. ‘
, . and upward.
Chllds’ shoes, 500 and upward
90, Washington. Sig; South
Walk.
“SCHEME FOR A REVOLUTION.
' (By Associated Press.)
game, May 12—Stories are published
here today confirming the reports that
the police have seized .at the residence
of Madame Kuileieff, a noted nihili‘at,
who is closely associated with the so-
cialist leader Tarati. not only corms-
pondcnce relating to the organization
or the disorders. hutthe outlines of the
whole concerted scheme for a revolu-
tion, comprising several Rebuhllcan,
Socialist and Anarchist leaders.
District of ' Norwallt. as., Probate
Court, May 12th A. D., 1898.
Whereas, written application has
been made to .his court for administra-
tion of the estate of Sarah E. Hubbeli,
late or Norwelk. in said district. deceas-
ed;
Ordered, That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
omce in Norwnlk, on the 17th day of
May, 1898.1“. 1 o'clock afternoon: and
that public notice thereof be given to
all persons interested therein by pub-
lishing this order in a newspaper hav-
ing a circulation in said district, at
leest‘av eys before said day of hen:-
ingfl?‘ M”! '. 51; ‘Z. fin i
, ass . p . -
Judge.
ml21t
strrsafnttussrs.
”fliers rutm,
Matinee 2:30. Evening S.
0!’
ElilSON'S
LIVING PICTURESCOPE
and
Children. rec. Adults. 20c.
To any purl of the house.
haves more:
Monday, May” l6.
lil'l'ii ‘i A l. Eh’ti Al i‘II'ZM EN'I‘.
liluuam'meut or t See. Id. (lodge.
Presenting the original and only
BILLY RIC E.
And a hmt nl‘ t’utuunhers.
25, 35, 50.
UPI"...
RIOII.
bit-ale now on sale at l'ittlaioti'» aln
Wood's drug slime-i.
TTTTHTTTT
Pilllltii'i Stainrlllt
|fl\
Period Spring Tonic.
“stun Hui I it‘, I'lh'.
Pltittoi‘t Corgi land:
I 1" "MN.
'I‘ry it.
Vent friend» are ttnlnu
Pilliiti't lltlilttlt Putin
and m-otuotend them.
who a ism.
' it. it. man,
43 Washington threat.
tie. liarsailt.
.i. .l. .i. 4.0.1. .1. .l. .t.
pin
0. ”I." 'M
Martini.
Gilliwlm
Mel! I. "I'll.
s NM Phillie.
test: .
Royalleari.‘
ta ' ‘ .
4"
. department in our store.
Saturday, May lith.
Return Engagement
War - Graph 2
Rice" it Hill's Minstrels
JP" you with our
Pan-field cane. Greatest sit...
for‘itself.
20 Suits, made of all wool ladies'
cloth, in black, green, new blue, navy
blue and olive, sizes 32 to 44, that lit
perfect and look 'what they are, tailor
made suits, price, 810.00.
30 Suits in coverts and mixed suit-
ings, both in blouse and square front
jackets, $13.50.
r
.‘i‘?’ gum“
‘ ‘ i
i .
Spring Jackets. .
Of course our line is as it alwaysis,
the largest aml best line in the county,
as our customers frotn Dnnbury and
Stamford testify. $4.50 to 012.00.
Wrappers.
Our ntaher's motto is “Not how
cheap, but how grant,” and ihcyare
good in quality and lit; they are made
right. in the sleeve-head, are] large
enough across the hips. 75c to 0200.
Milan! cases, tic each.
The best all!) nu-n's‘rcguiar shirt in
the market. We received this wcclr
mlored Ins-mm, white collar. ’l’akc a
look young nmu.
A’K§‘h\(1.‘~. - ___
'1':
£3“:
Til B ‘ Si “0
. e . a on on 111. apartment ,
You may bet be interested in its development, but it will soon be the great
_ f 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 fitted; not so, we can fit everybody: of course some‘peOple are verythin and
some are very fat; for these people it is necessary for us to measure I A
gowns fit them perfect. We have new in stock
They think" that they
and .make their
25 Suite of all word coverts and all
wool serge in tune, blueaand,‘.blaokl.
These are Worth “2.00. but we will sell
them to make an impression for $10.“);
15 Suite that are niwielm'or‘e elaborato
in finish and make up, some braided,
others tucked, etc. 816.00 to 022.60.
Children's Jackets.
. t ..
Agreati eforthelittleones. They
look cunn rib those reefer jackets,
and you is) aflord to buy at 98c to
“.50.
Babies‘ ate, long and short, 98o to
35.00. ‘
e makers think we sell every
'orwalk their corset, we handle
. This week we will run a 500
sum or corset for 38cm
ll z'trs laundry soap for 25c.
( l’Dl’eStiiiOOtIri need no comment.
'l‘l largest :esorttnent in (hmneeticut.
/
BOSTON STbRE.
Bring Quick Returns.
i” .
1
Telephone 5&2.
AT SE MOUR’S STORE.
"in these exciting days wh a one hardly ltnows what the nxt step will be. we are
' ready for all the trade that c
lacy Gilt Eliot
to every buyer.
lama. at 10c a jar.
Milli Crackers. 25c.
Leading Grocer,
FLOUR.
WOUR BUTTER
'i ‘Bahbit‘s Sui. the.
1 \la. Myrrh. the.
; We link °°
Come and are as.
American l’ood Co.‘s Soups. 25c can.
Fancy llcatl Rice.i5c. Three
l’cari Barley, : lb. Flour is on be ad-
appiea, Toupee, Spinach. Lotta
large boxes Matches, 25c. Three pounds
l’earl Tapioca. tic lh.
vancc; it is safe to buy at our prices. l-‘aucy
00 E0 SEYMwR9
O
n be developed, and we make : our mission to furnish
‘ lbs. in $1.00; 260. Ill.
Another luv
83 Wahlnzton Street.
Note in '5\\\\
/ ‘ s
The sudden demand for MUD 3. “DUI has made
it impossible for
have "IRIS
GEN
autee delivery.
as to it fully supplied.
C“!
the ills at a nice wh‘a Wt
"ng tunierte market.
this than cheap. so piht‘fllill' order here.
lint we
ii" “if” it." ire
one o as
We all” sell
We unar-
lt Willey you to wait.
is lastly famed for its‘iiiifil':'
«realities. and our prime exceetilntly
iiawtr dulteei
iii. " a:
iieat I‘lluiu tin-atuery liter. Ilo‘iim Mil? (”it’ldl),
flea or M Celia,» the.
it \hs. Enamel Sager. me
Magnolia 'ltlhh, lie p can.
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