lose. bile. Ifiohedlio of rah I
III vertleeniente furnished on
I Bans-48y mail. in ad-
: prepaid: One'montb. we:
0L”; six months, it? to; one
Delivered by neweboye. its a
d to the carrier.
. ,. ~No.WWIehingtonetreet,
isle.
’ rum—«No. III Well street.
fare always welcome In Tue
filler. If you know of any news
oonfer e favor by telephoning.
bringing It to the allies. 4
Box for the convenience ,of
_h to leave items of news or
willbe found It the entrance
I Ithot'llce.
‘l'lons should in all'ceses be
EVENING sanctum.
-. ’ South Norwaih', Conn.
eilort will be mede to eo-
LJQIVOII. but changes can-
1 sciatic by 2 o'clock In the st.
‘ 'j'llf‘t‘he on before the'cheage
”whom.
rinseISuu eels High title how this
fl 7:0I 7. III p In II: III II III
Innilnel'e Inset IIIIII-I Cause.
. ay afternoon. just after The
, thy was sent to press. Constable
. .Koeler and Charles Lynch cams
it'll! the business allies of The Sentinel.
”Mills Kecler then mod I erI. III
. m1! the editor of this pap ‘r was char —
“ with ilbclling Attorney Josth A
31¢ by the.- pulIllIJllIm III the I‘IIIIIW
Item in the Issue of the day pre-
. 'l f
‘ W Bennett charges of eoIIIuIirtIIy
W Attorney .lom-ph A. Gray. .lus-
, ,fleorle II. chh r iIIIil (‘onsiuhle I..
flooIler are an Interesting topic of
‘ mtion ill legal circles. The for
M charges have not yet III-«It'prtlor-
«1“. though the attotneys In InII-Iesv
mild to have made etntmentII that
3 know the records are not the some
{hoes handed down by the hlghet
limo Interesting III-veiopIIIents
WWI"
_.MV John ll. Light was called lll.
' w the writ was amended by aub-
‘ , ’ Constable Keoler as surety for
J m in the ease. Attorney tirayu
”I considered responsible for
-‘ 4w dollars. the anlutytt re-
' OeeetelIle Lynch produced thI
_ will. In which (lonetnhle Ileeler
‘ ‘Mlfl George II. Kcelrr wrrc the
"lite. and lie so Were also eat
m the IllII'lllIIilIlli and arrange-
‘ lee proper bond for broom-mica.
l Kepler. stated very emphat-
Ihet he wanted the Issue of the
stepped.
In brief. III the story of the last
eeeee of The tlentluel
Whitening teete appear from the
In the Prlee~lleeeett litigation.
III In the often-Ire article:
fl W Illllll Price and wile sued
Q. I. "It and wife for trespass III lli
from the attachment by lliittllli
" hits of certain property in It still
, ”It eIIII elite against I'I‘lt't' tllitl
“slime before. This unit was
before (the tleurle IV KI-elel.
dthc twee.
the ”Ill day of August. ltIII-I. III
‘ m hll the [turtles III said writ
and were heard by the court
, letter rendered a tlt't‘llltltl
I It appeared from IIIII tiles that
Will! mum III the deteudant
fl. Ileuett III-verity tire dollars
“the Met count" and ’IlIe
, m III the defendant Not-
.OIMII dementia."
W
to the (hum of (‘Iunmon
h Mill on the llllii '-i’IIIIIIIII,v
. A. ll. thin. and duly
the towel
‘ III entered on the tltlt'ltt"
I eotIrI as James l'llt‘ti III
II. lines-III et tut.
was heard. and the court
I Isle-mu no 00- plaintiff
m Orton I.. lIeeII-tl see
”I end costs. This or
by the ease twine
‘ wrong unto ml the
”I will am I
' any suit
the Court of Common Pleas on the ’ -I V
'coutt. nostedgment having been rea-
i. III-en IIIIIIIIIIIIII from .000 h
M. ,
I Item of
IIIIIII'I' he judgment In
ground that he was not before that
decedent“ him in the lower. court.
and in Moe he could not heve
appealed to‘ the Court at Common Pleas
The Court of common Pleas after
a hearing rendered a judgment In De-
cember enjoining Price and wife from
exercising any acts traded on the judg-
ment In the Court of Common Pleas
against Bennett. The court further
found In this action that Justice Keeley
rendered a Judgment against Nettie M.
Bassett only in the original case on
August 29th. 1894.
Since the trial of this latter case the
record of the justice of his doings on
August 29th, 1894. has been altered so'
that it reads as "be rendered iudgment
against the defendants in that case.
This. It will he noticed. after the upper
court had found exactly what his judg-
ment was.
'Baesett was not notified of any pro:
posed change In the record of Justice
Keeler. and did not know of It until
the execution.
gAn execution was issued by Jun Ice
Kseler upon the Judgment so altered
and the body bee’esctt was seized by
Constable Keelsr. but subsequently re
leased upon the tendering of sufficient
property. .
Presccuilng Attorney Taylor ha:
been requested to Investigate the alter
ation of the record of Mr. Bassett's at
torncys. and If corruptly and willfully
to prosecute.
It had been found that Mr. Keeier'I
record is not the same as It was In Au
gust. 1891. or as the Court of ComnIor
Pleas found It to be in December last
Whether the. circumstances Indicate I
conspiracy by the Justice. Price. not
his attorneys. Is being considered.
Based upon (these facts the Semitic
has intended to make no statement II
injure any of the arttes. and any state
ment by 'l'h'e‘fihel Inconsistent witl
the above. If " dc. was only by Ms
take.
..______—.—
i'lIIItlit'rs' Monument IIIIIII.
Renewed efforts. so propitiously be
gun about It year ago to raise funds to
the erection of a monument In memor:
of the soldiers and Italian who esrvm
in the war of the Rebellion. are beIIII
made by the committee, composed II
John II. Ferris. IIIIberl II. Rowan. \l’ll
llllm W. (ltIIIIsiIIelI. Herbert A. Math
ewson llllil .lnI-IIII M. Layton on lII‘lllIl
of the city. and Daniel P. Mort-ell. I'liIl
ridge l.. Mitchell. Frederick KetIIltIg
Stephen It. Wilcox and Frederick A
Arnold on llt‘llilll oi the III-and Army
The amount of money I'l'I|IIlI'I‘Il’lI
I-IIIIIpIIte tlIc IIIonnuIcnt III-cording II
plans which do lolnt committee ha
.IcIII-iIII II- about 82,000. III‘ this sun
subscriptions III the IIIIlIIIllIl of Lita
lliiVI‘ already Inca secured. The com
Inlttee IIIIII III'III out circulars Illiltlllfl to
additional contributions to the end illli
the work may he. carried forward with
out any further IIIIIIy. and the mono
utent be ready III dedicate at on earl:
Ilatc this year. This wuuhl he nI'IIII
lying III the t'tllllllllllt'll. and also. III
doubt. to the subscribers and to in
couuouulty In general.
Ho eouuuereduble IIII IIIIdIrInIIIIIg on
penis to every cItIsI-II. IIIIIl we III-iIIIv
the solicitation of subscriptions \I'll
meet with It llt'llt'l'litlli rwpuusc. It I
not necessary that the amount IIIIIIIIII
be large. for any sum. however email
will he tulten us Indication that lie
person subscribing II III hearty syIII
IIIItIIy mm the .Ioldlcre‘ monuunr
Increment. and gives accordion III lll‘
IneenII. However. as the amount Idlll
needed III considerable. |IIIIph~ who on
well off in this world‘s IIIIIIIIII IIIIooII
be as generous as possible.
We print elsewhere in the dentist
It IIII III the subscription» already I:
'elvul by the eoIIIIIIIttI-e Many oi Illl‘ll
are sent-rolls. and should serve Iln .
stimulus III others.
VIII! A! I” MING.
AMINO. Mndtothelertleet
eed’leeladgsdluhe.
A delightful afternoon III uhlst we
spent at the home of III'II. Ileorae It
I'IIIIlwelI IIII ‘I’IIIIreIth. the occasion lIt’
Inn 0 reception tI-IIIII-rI-II to do lithium
and Pine Lodge WlIlIu clubs to Mrs
I‘IIIII'IeII IIeIIIIIe.
The Pine Madge prleee were IlletrlluI
led as follow
I’tret Willi. IIIIII l". w. Woodwind. a
handsome Ioec howl. II.eIIIIIII Mu \‘I’
If. IIIIIIIIIp. I fancy ptuu; consolation
Mrs. lander Iley. II Ins-HI IIIIweI veer
httu. I‘tIII lltttelt Iron first pIIIIe. ii
eetlu pin cushion. Io lllt' Mttilttee Willei
club. lire. Fred lloyt won the t'Illlhil'
III"
Itei'mhmente were eerwd.
Itifltl'l IIAIIIIII'I‘IIIIII ANII l-IIINII.
The nitration oi the members of the
International order of KIIIII‘II Imminent
and hour of I'III'III-ld county is called
In the appointments of Mrs. Gerald It.
Itcertl. lie. I! «olden IIIII. loath Nor-
weitt. II My III-meaty ltmeiter
ell tiers. “Notices and resume
IIIIIIIIII he mt to her address. end elI
supplies. etc. procured frets her. litre
tells wtfeoftheyeeterof them
.rtovwele Cesar-Ismael m and
y II to he “0me seen
not. .“
bur line of Footwear III e
Gents’ shoes, $1.00
scum tantrum.
the Fund now Hearing the Fifteen
Hundred Dollar Kerk
The total subscription to- the Soldiers
Monument u'ow amounts to $1. 400. 47.
The amount required is $2 500. Con~
trlbntlonseto the fund. however small,
will be acknowledged,by adding the
amount to the appended list;
General Russell Frost $50.00
Mayor C. G. Bohannan 00.00
Nelson Taylor 50.00
Robert H: Rowan 50.00
Marvin Brothers 00.00
Edward Beard 50.00
Frank A. Ferris 50.00
eonn H. Ferris 50.00
lorcmlsh Donovan 50.00
lames Golden , 00.00
3hristian,8warts' 00.00
lolIn H. Knapp 50.00
Ebenezer Hill 00.00
Elbert A. Woodward 50.00
leorgc E. Lonnsbnry 50.00
Edwin H. Mathewson 50.00
Andrew Thompson 00.00
Peter l.. Cunuiughrm 50.00
Mortimer M. Lee 50.00
lacob M. Layton 25.00
William w. (‘IImstoI-k "I'. 00
Richard II. (lolden "r. 00
3harlcs E. Jennings Q 2.1. 00
Oliver E. Hard. New York 10 00
ii. 'I'. ll. Barnes. lloston l0.00
’lcorgc l. lluxton 10.00
William B. Reed I000
10.00
"Lilli
'Polonci lmslie Smith
I‘. J. Adams. New York
Ir. 6. W. Benedict 10.00
A Friend. Boston 10.00
I. S. Sammie. New York l0.00
"achI Wood 2,00
rhomae MrQIIIllan 2.00
l. P. Ilnllcy. Newark. N. .I., .50
”red Keatlng I000
Raymund llrIItlII-rs 20.00
W. H. Hoyt It Sort 20.00
tester St. John. itowuyton 10.00
\irs. Andrew Tlmmpsuil. it. A. It, the
II. A. Mathewson 20.00
"ilfton M. (‘oeicy 1.00
I. Harrison (‘ooley L00
‘harlea ll. .lImnIerson 200
\Iary A. ‘i'illllllilglllllll. II. .I. it. I0 00
". l.. (‘IIIII.IIInIIIIaI. tr.-:..Iurcr Mun-
IInII-IItnl association. ll'IIIIKft‘I'
of balance. Initi’.
l'lII‘ llill J'r lltIIIlwll lIilllllIIi' ('II.. IIHIII
hours t'. IlreI-II I000
“when R. Wilcox 0m.
'iev. A. S. Kltl‘lillnl’ll 7-00
\IIIIIgII Whoa-II I' i. 00
Young ltesltlcn. 3.00
Iolm tlruoi .0
\lIruhnuI Harris :00
Victor W. Ferris loo
IIIlIu ('IiIlI-IIsI-iIIIIuI-r Loo
'I‘IIIIII. "Jim, 17
We.
”MAI AIIHIIII'I‘I.
IBIIII‘IIIN'S WAIIIIRAI'II.
Al lioyt's 'l‘hI-alre. this evening. I-lui
son‘s Wnrgtttph play It return lliit' "Ilo
IaIIIfIIetory entertainment gtten upon
Its first appearaute “'“lililllllli a full
IIIIIIII'.
nun.
Do not forget the uIInIIIrele ill lont‘II
'I‘heatre next Monday night. when the
famous IIIlly ltlee and a grand comptc
any of laugh makers appear. Ily spec
IIII arrangement the prices will be on-
. :lb and no ceiltil. A dollar per
romance at popular prices.
lllllltlttl's elt'etuI exhibited on the
Raymond utrI-I-r lot llt 800th Not-walk.
vesicrduy. and gave satisfaction to
lIi'Ifi' audiences. The company of sync
ItlIItIII. trained dogs and ponies ls well
worth seeing Illitl the tent IIIIIIIIIII
IlIouhI ho I-rIIwIIcIl.
'i‘Iekcte are IIeIIIug writ for the hip-
-rly IIII-IIII at Iue south Not-walk llIIpI
list chm-III. nest ’i‘ueedny eveulua III-IIII
the IIIIveItIIeIneut In 'Ihe Ilentlnel.
WIIII'II 'i‘tl WIN Mill"
The ettII-esefnl I‘Itliltitlllilltl. WIIIIII to
Win IIIIII. Ilvon ll'olllllhl‘)’ littlI lino.
under the auspices of Trinity I‘IIIIII-lt
IIIIIIII. will be repeated on rluturdut’
afternoon. May illet. III llttyt‘e ’I‘IIcIItre.
There will he IIpeIIIII ottraeuon tot
children. and II who sale III III aim the
pet 00000th
no-
I‘Alldvlll 'I'iI .\NIIWIIIII 'I‘IIIII HEN’I‘III'
tIIy Associated Preset
Key WI'III. htuy II I.I rumor mo.
.0qu0! test auto to 00- IItIIII-I IltIIl II
IlpIIIIIIIII my had been IIlltIl III the fort.
where the new IIIrIuIeIIItIInII are twine
constructed. luveelleutlon I't-tcnletl tho
0 colored boy had chased II runaway
mule Into the lurrluun grounds and
was challenged by It sentry. The boy
felled to Issuer end was shot. He will
probably the. t .
llletrlet of Norweilt. Int.
tlourt. Hey lttII. A. 0.. little
Itetete at Donaldson e Iron. 0 co»
IIertuerIIIIlp.I~oquIIeI-Ii III'I‘IImIImIII IIon
uldeen end .loeepII II. III-own. both of
"Irv-III. In said district. Ittmlvmlt
debtors
l't‘oltute
mount with said eetete to this court
for edieetmat It the I'robete alto-em III
Horne". on he IIItiI tier of “same
molest e it"s-room. “and let Ibli
e estate leer
ttettled thereof. the trustee will entree
this order to he pahllehed III e newe-
peper heel. a circulation ”I said Ille-
New Shoe Store.
will satisfy you the goods are right. Prices are ri
Lattice Oxford tics, in tan or
Lace or button boot, from $}.
and upward.
Boys’ shoes, $1. 00 and upward.
Misses’ shoes, 81. 00 and upward.
Childs’ shoes, 50c and upward.
90 Waehlagton St. South
mm. “rest the trustee I'llllllll toI. ‘
Your inspection
ii. 0.
omplete.
from 850 to
#531
lack.
WIS-OI
Norwalk.
tam
EITERT’AIIIIEIITS.
"ova Millet".
Saturday, May l4th.
Matinee 2:30. Evening 8.
Return. Engagement
0!“
/
iiDlSON'S
nun murmur __
and p .
W at ~- Graph It
Children, Ioc; Adults. 20c.
To any part of the house.
HOYT’SWTIIEATRIE.
0N E Nit iH'l‘ ONLY,
Monday, May to.
SPECIAL ‘NIIAIIEMEN'I‘.
Rice ti Hall’s Minstrei‘
Maungmneut of Gen. E . Iiougc.
Presenting the original and only
BILLY RICE.
And I host of fIIIInIekI-rs.
25, 35, iii,
POPULII
rlents now on sale III I'ieIIItI-Il's IIIIII
RiOI‘.
WI-etl‘s drug stores.
Tuesday Ev on’ g. May I7.
\I Illi‘t
South Iloretii Baptist Church,
I ruler u. IIIIIIIIIII eIf'
I-‘lIIWI-II'oInuIlttII- or I l' rt I b:,-,I‘.II Iarmtlt
III IIIII- alum-it.
A LIBERTY SOCIAL!
Alflliitillllfl't Mush. IIII-nretlIIIIvI.
met IIIIII IimiIe.
MISS .\l.\l' lll‘. \\"ill.l'l'i.
Hf HII’IIII‘III’II. i liliillltllihl.
Item-shutouts. III t’metn
III for.
“Who’s li'i'iin Ilia!"
t‘t IMEI Il III’I'I‘A.
IllI cu under the IIIIepII-I-e of
Trinity Church Guild.
l-ont's Opera "was,
Saturday Afternoon. In it. 98
AT IIIII’HIIIII'K.
'l'iekets.
III glue I“ r II‘pIIa-I.
2a gents.
‘r r ‘r 707 r r r“
l‘lIlIlIIl'I Siltlllll'lllt
III .\
Perfect Sprint lotto.
lottl‘ge IIIII t ie. 000.
PIIiItIII'I cont lituttly
l‘l‘ "It“.
Try it. I50 and bile bottles.
\‘our friends IIN using
Pliltltfl I'IIIIIIII Ptlttl‘l
and rtwnuuetul IlleIII.
alto a but.
II. II. mm...
43 Weehleetee Street.
to. threads.
.I. .I. .I. 4.01. .I. J. .I.
Ultimatum.
lentil.
(Italitilll'til
met. and time “when“
MI.
eethe
om
Would be cheap at 00c pI-r yd. We have
, IIIIII a cadet shade.
i this Week at Bite.
1 Our Tailor-Mode Suite.
is coming as surely as summer. Fore-
warned Is forearmed. Prepare to run
the summer gauntlet In light attire.
Our stock of dress goods In every va-
riety of fabric and patterns throws the
door of choice wide open. There's a
difference even in first choices. and now
as always early buyers will skim the
cream. book where you see the most,
and here's your opportunity.
25 ps. ilrnporlcd .lnee orgnndles that
the city people ask lie her yd. and
sing a great song about them. ()ur
price this week Is 100.
Light Weight crepons «lilo. wide.
lilaek err-puns that we and everybody
else asked 81.50 per yd. this week SI
per yd.
30 odd pieces of all wool dress goods
that we sold all season for 50c. per yd.
some have only one dress. others two
i‘dressts III the piece. You can have
your choice at 25c per yd.
0 [whim of 46 in. wide serge that
two blues. .1 green. II black :I garlic!
We shall run them
ere Well known all through the ends:
ty.
correctness. of style. finish and quality.
If you see a new color of ribbon, I new
They are known on account of the
weave In dress goods, a new out In
BoSton
til.“
'ltbe
say that Is to Jilin; for are never
put anything on our counters tulle- we
know that ItUII the vogue In Earle, lan-
don. and Boston. ‘
1
Store,
Fairficld County’ a Greatcnttj‘
Col. Cody (Buffalo Bill) speaking of
American women says they are the best
looking women on earth; and he has
been In every country on earth; he says
they have a smarter look than the
French or English woman, and he
thinks that Is owing to the style of
their dresfi. The French woman is
all fluffy with trimmings, the English
woman is over dressed and baggy,
while the American giil Wears her tal-
lor made suit. and looks bright and
smart. . ' -
6 beautiful broadcloth suits. jackets
silk lined. skirts tucked to the waist.
‘22 has been the price, now $10.
12 suits blouse, waists. $13.50.
.20 suits square jackets. fly front, 310.
Jackets.
We have still a great variety. all
sizes. for fat or icon persons. 89.50 to
3I0.
Long and short coats. 08c to 35.
Our Lamp Dlnblny
‘\
Is a practical'handbooli ‘oni‘lihht, full
enough to be complete. line enough
to be unbeatable. ’We,,,’..wlll not,
we cannot. be outdone. A clear bright,
and soft light from a handsome and
convenient lamp that by Its solid value
and durability will repay titany. times
Its cost Is what wise housekeepers look
for and should secure. Search ant!
you 'lI ilnd lamps from title to ”8 that
will please.
For Men.
Two Great Baronial.
100 dozen men's unlaundcred shirts,
bodies made of Dwight anchOr muslin,
1900 linen bosom, continuous facingl,
patent collar band. out .fIIll, sizes II to
16. a good 60c.wor_th, while the lot.
lasts. three for 81. . '
50 dozen faa‘cy percalc dress shirts
» one pair separate link cuffs. made to
sell at 750,- exceptional value each 50c.
Lndten’ Summer Vents.
100 dozen Egyptian ribbed vests cut
”.Ilgh neck and short sleeved allvulzes.
regular '.'.’.I' grade. eat-h 12m.
Hooter-y.
‘ no dozen ladles' line black and fancy
stockings. Our entire stock of the lilo
kind. all at one price. ”the.
, . l' ;
lteuwmher the wheel that we give
away I\‘utnrday night. save your dupli-
cate I-lIcks. It Is the handsomoat
wheel in this town. Louie at it by tho
door as you enter.
“"" Boston Store, Cor. Main and Wall Ste... Norwalk.
”n1- 1...
Seymour 8 Store.
We have everything the IIIIIIkI-tailords which III‘I' sold at, popular
prices.
“or lt‘IInI-y Ililt Edge I‘reumery Butter, 23c "I; 0 "Is for one dollar.
Nothing like it.
li‘iue i‘reslt Asparagus. l’eus. Ilreeu lIilIl Wax lieuus. lieets. lleIIIl
Lettuce. New Potatoes. 'l'otuutoes, fancy tIIlIle .\pples, Cucum-
bers, Spinach. Strawberries. ete., fresh daily.
I The Ferris llama. lioueless Bacon and Smoked lieef.
I IIII' eleu'au
'l‘lte 'l‘eII We ofler is It uourisluneut to thousands of teItI
It ‘ollees til‘t' tItlIle talk.
ll'liilttll‘s.
-lt III impossible to quote price-I on l".lonr
ovens.
Valley free
it coImtI y Eons.
lions t‘remu lalillt'li and i'IIIoritc milk et'ttelters, fresh imm the
CHAS E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
l
|
l
FLOUR.
OUR BUTTE
.‘I the. Starch. the.
JJ Went \Veeletn'ton It out.
1 “Vs Seen. the.
Route its 3““
Telephone ltd.
The sudden demand for MAUI) l8. FLOUR has made
it lllllltliiitllllti fulc'
gave 1'" t
lilo uni II on “11;“
title Iloup cheep. so pl
antes de ivery. it wil
us to New“
e0 I'wltiell will one
under the market.
0 your order here.
y supplied. list we
on th e ltrey here from
“’0. lll‘idi
eguer-
pay you to we it.
In juetl famed 0 r its “Rug," ll” I
duelitle’e, and our’price is ex til "mic I all
Best Illlgiu Creamery Butter, 210 lbwb.
wwlmm
for It”).
“I.
lathe. granulated Sew. MM,
Mechelle MM 'Ile per tee. , /
Norwalk Chronicler