/ B. heavy artillery. had been examined
. i; ,W
‘ liar .
hzii‘tiulsyw|filorhlon at Nev Britain.
l
mus-s- .
r ».i or . lln rig
I, 5 rise .mo he.” xx-
1 be
in. ' 7 .. r1. .1
Wendy. yew-M"
with}, ”ti-aw , U
, ‘ ;’ '(B'y‘v Associated Press.)
‘ Camp Haven, State . Military Render.
voila, May til-«Thegprit ofthe volun-
~ ‘ tears .lfl..,¢“mll was resumed today in ,
e'arnestL'sfter another disagreeable Sun-
day. “The rain had seam this mornr .
iaigbtd the‘ sky“ wasnovsrcast and the .
'firrovemcnt’weaihe "iii-ti. .. . ,
“ifContray to expectations, the cere-
any did not‘l‘xive tibiae or treat” im-
‘ “runny of' mastering into the government ,,
service of the troops will no't'tak'e place _
.to'day. Abontmsiaty recruits for the in-
‘fantry are wanted, and ottleers are in ,‘
Hartford today tor the purpose of se-
curing such recruits. , . "
Ij'l’bseaamlnatlon of the battery morn.
'hers~ileu.prcpress.,today. Work on‘ w
Lilia muster rolls is progressing and it
i"! protested that the oath of allegiance
‘ will he admluiaiered’tpmorrowu A car.
.. load of sinuous has arrived 'at Ni-
"l‘he‘rirst rest t ban Way;
“*“ieto‘rnato list-liar y. This morn-
i, l'the officers of the heavy artillery
tool. the oath of office at post head-
quarters and are now full fledged oili-
- cars of the state. ,
The only incident of unusual interest
was the arrest last night of a new re-
cruitwhozwapdetected. in the act of
stealing sit overcoat. He is now in the
guard house any! maybe drummed out
of camp. . « '.
to 1 o'clock fifteen men in Battery
add two were dropped. They were
Sergeants Kelly and Bradley. ‘
aura aasaham. moon.
“Bali's“ has Brought lany.
usages] ‘ bothaVarious Clubs
' y Associated Press.)
New Haven. May Ill—The second
week of the state league baseball games
brought many changes to the various
clubs and chested-a decided change in:
the stunning outs, in... The weath-
er was mill-e favorlble and reports were
.of a setters! improvement in attend—
nce and interest. A complete re-
:rzanisatlou was bt‘oitaht about in the
Elm City club, both the management
a d players undergoing a change. The
ayina strength has been materially
incrtuaed and the club now promises
to become a proper representative of
the largest city in the circuit. Water-
bury has continued its upward course
without hindrance, and has still to meet
its, first defeat. Meriden took a decid-
ntl drop all around; New Britain.
though showlna the same percentage
as last week, occupies second place in
the race: New London has risen to
third place from fifth: Danbnry manag-
ed to divide Its games equally in the
last and won column: Derby shows a
net loss for the week and llridaoport
has won a single game.
Arrauaoments for playing all some
of the names postponed by rats have
been completed. the list now standing
as follows. -
Meridon at New llavon. May iii: Wa-
terbury at New Haven. May 25: Dilli-
‘ bury at lsrldon. June a. The postpon-
od names not yet provided for are: Wu-
torbury at Derby; Derby at Bridal-mu.
it is probable that those will be play-
‘cd In a double bill.
The turn baltlttl and holding avera-
aes have been quite as much chasm-d
II the clubs Midi. 'l‘lto llltireii are
as follows:
MlllwWIlwllilry. sot: Derby.
I”: New Britain. ass; lirltlaeport. 267:
New Haven. m: Marbles. Dal: New
London. its: llsnbury m.
Fleidlns—Danbury. Mil: Derby. lilti;
Waterbury. sea: iiridaasort. not: Now
laudon. lull: Meridian. ; New urti-
sin. ill: New Haven. tl‘i.
(lanes for the mind» of the wool;
are as follows:
—'l‘u«aday~llsrby at Marines. Waior- m
bury at New lirltala. Danistry at New
Mara. New lauda- st ttrldmrort.
Wednesday-«lieu iiavea at bridal--
part. Derby at New titration. Waterbury
”ml idea at New llavou
a: ll Britain. Derby at New
Wm ' rt st Waterbury.
Fridaymllr daristrt at W. has.
New laudaa at New Haven... starbary
i Brim. licrhy at Iiaiiitur .
. The insane standing to date f‘llows
Won lust l‘rt‘ (rm.
Watrrbury o o , r
iaia ii :i as?
M ltri ' a a .asll
' l I MI
by it it .aoa
. a 4 ~ in:
. i l C .
' m “ l i use
‘ a w.
dines pass cars HAYTIBN.
thy Associated PM“
its» May it— The patio-4
Staci”: walkout Porter cans in
have last shirt waned sad "wits tiss-
m is Kalil . As stunt as her
sq “filial?” '3’":
. I r
s mm Lost-rat's an'
«at! is Maia i an.
ass sisonou.
W way also mlrols snrlt a
“a d is worowrfui.
"Sim lll ll?
noon
‘ antigens-trod to Lieutenant Rowan. j
Rolls of Beauty
. 1N ‘
Wall Paper
in all variety of new shades, colors and
designs iswhat you win llnd in our
handsome Spring stock. Our reputa-
tion for artistic wall decorations, and
our diacrimlnatlngrtasb in selecting
the flower of the datum and the man-
ufactursr, is so widespread that won-
inent is unueosasary.
Wall Papers.
Painiom' Supplies.
Artista' Entertain.
Pictur. Primed and Unframed.
Pictur- ii‘ramsd to Order.
Painting and Paper Banging.
animals,
19 Washington Street,
. South Norwaik,
Conn.
Store open evenings until ii o‘clock.
W
3109 aria THINK!
it is worth coualdcrabie to know of a plow
wlwro you can get a
Goodinitorirntsltlttoirdir,
IN THE LATEST STYLE,
With Perfect Wtu’aiuuusbi land u (but
it'll tiuaraulcet .1
lanlloa' and 1.3"“. salts cleaned, m...
od. tepu rod. niautnd, aliens
‘ or dyed.
C
.. .m...
A. J.ZiNK,
Shootout» in William H. i-iwonls,
Bloom drill“; limit
or a trap bit a orwtrn rttduhl-
at" *‘i’i’n‘d nihilism
' h i
“l H“ '0‘ Mill“?
.luis “yams?
ti on all pi ‘
build it ti-
Iiilllllllii
mmum
"you want it llttmmlt-
ly reliable tip-link“
bicycle. this that will
hold its own in any
iuiiupauy. on any
sad. is any wsatla-r. at
any unused will its as
and neat year as this
year. the 0 til it it 'i‘ is
the wisest air you. its
liiillor dais. subunit in
roads you can iris-i
your on so its
lsut. lbw-milieu
ass ll said of sinus of
tits cheap chinks sold
is this town.
ELM
illnlllthllfll.
. this
.Captsin li. Rowland, fouled one of the
- t‘apiain Sammie. who years ago left
; friends, who gladly welcome him.
illitllllhil. WWW:
si t- Point i'oattort. Wash union. and other
stray—A study of our Republic.
, Percy l. Belts.
Essay—Country versus City Life.
Hattie It. Holmes.
3?? l a ' f ”
y- a nutty aa,a . pain Success.
Essa 11.53.9315? n'r n ‘
.Y- ‘ v . o te Grail
WW _ on
Music.
Essay—Value of Character.
Florence A. Benton.
Class History. - « ,.
. Florence A. Boston.
Mode. , ' ' ,
The commencement enerciscs will be.
held in incitwood's Hall, Wednesday
evening. . ‘ ‘ '
i
u...—
nowarroa.
Mrs. Annie E. Miller l
friends in New York. I visiting
The Epworth League will hold a so-
cial Wednesday night with Mr. and
Mrs. George Wicks. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Whitmore, of East
Norwslir, have moved into the house
owned by Judge Austin, of Norwalk.
‘ The cottage of Charles Delflyn, at
Pinc,.lcdge, is being pl ced in readb
nose for occupancy by t e family this
summer. ‘
—h—‘-*
The sloop Nina A. Rowland, owned by
bouys in Norwalk harbor last week.
and her centerobcard was broken.
I
B: Arthur Grillin has had an arch-
way out between two of the rooms on
the first floor of his house, atul has
otherwise improved the premises.
Augustus Sammie, son of the late
his home here for Florida, has returned
for a visit with his mixtures and
DAB!!! AID ”OWN.
Gladys Birchard is out alter a five
weeks' illness.
n—n—g.
Mr. .loiiiffc, of Brooklyn, is a nest
of Mrs. A. E. Morley. K
Miss Lucy Raymond. of Lewlsboro.
has been spending a week in llarlen.
Mr. and Mrs. Carrion Gaye's daughter.
who has been ill of diphtheria. is rc-
t-ovcrlnx.
Mrs. W. (l. Brownson. of Noroion.
and son. Carlton, have been visiting in
New Cartoon.
The foam has been removed from the
front of Ernest lacunsbury's residence
in Maple avenue.
Mrs. Herman Selim-ii, of New Canaan.
as been a ant-at of her brothr. Thad-
drill Hoyt. of Dorian. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boxert. of New
York. have taken rooms in the Dani-by
resident-e, Leroy "calm. llarien.
Bennie tit. John. Jr., is quite sick.
His brother Harry. who has been und—
er the care of in. White. is improving.
lv‘rcd lilrchord. a signal tower opera-
lor on Staten island. is ill of scarlet
tavern. and his houu- has boon nonran-
lllioil.
The (lantern club. of illsmford. had
its first outing of ilo- season. Saturday
aftermath. caution to l‘olb-nilnr's I'olut.
Norolon.
'l‘bc rumour-o of .l. V. t‘ioso. in l'ros-
pet-t arr-Into. as been anuroutiuotl, on
account of the sickness of diphtheria
of ilcrlrude and dipole t‘loao.
Miss llaitle M. Jones. of Newton
lielnhts. has lust tompietrd two art
atisllos. a landscape and ideal iioinl.
Miss Jones has in contemplation anoth-
cr Ideal of more olnborto ilwlan. which
alvos promise of batch orluiuolity and
reality.
Mr. and Mrs. ritephen litters. of
'l'uuioa. Mesa. lormorly of Norwalk.
stopped in town a short time. l-‘rlday.
and were Joined by lir. lirownson and
lo. tioio. of tho tlouldsirs' Home. and
then started on u lrlt to Norfolk. tlld
points iiouih.
t‘alviu Jayne. an old Militant of this
lawn. was found iii-him last tiat~
orday alteration in a la the roar of
his WIltllilil‘li on lanai-l lllll. Ir. Justin
some tints itlllllllit'il a paralytic
straits. and as silica lawn sound to
sluitlna spells lb- was around as us-
ual on llaturdsy. it is prasutasd by
manure“? Wi‘h‘i‘m the: hsmw'as ov-
«r as a s a an a or or
loll iltiVll tilli'l illsll. w tram Wit
stats. Andrew Jam. at lisrion: Wit»
its. lasso. of that Norwaih. and one
do r. Mrs. Joesph Whither. of that
lirh rpori. The funeral wil be bold
from his late residuum. tomorrow at-
ternoon ui lzlii.
‘l‘hs rorhinalina of tho lanasbury
place has liven completed. The work
was done by the lam Brothers. of
lltuad iilvsr.
A ”T," atseti m held at tile
hears Andrew . Friday
evening. It has been Milled is bald
«he swim Wednesday evening lusts-
I or.
Ilium. It" lil'.
fly Associated Press.)
Middleton. N. Y.. lay limits am
also drawing a west-Mad freight
train blow up sear ilmcourtdsat slalit.
sitiiaa asst-m William cuss sad
Plhrénce B. Nichols. " i
.V o
It.
and-tweeds.
are .auperior.
.,rr
..
w “flush.
WANTED.
“ ‘ N Old Gold and Silver.
Old Gold or Silver of any kind; old broken or discarded
Watcher, Chains, Jewelry, Spa-ins, cm, in any condition.
FULL CASH illlrlll Will. BE PAID FOR Alli Allillll'l',
Opera House Block.
Norwalh. (loan.
Ive servants and a
‘ . use
iv l
mu. "IllumflPoflMI.
list iavfiored the w cl t W p 1
mg. ow.,you,aee 'a' a "one.
it. ,iBut you'll have to come and helpyusfind
L. {the variety of; 7 ,. .
and. ii is widecno'u hfor all tastes. .
your; pick, from Sc‘oic- plants and oVerplaids,
chevrots, serges',” ianéy 'cassnnére's. worsteds
Cityollloridiiiliin on Eagle.
“I" MI“ I P. I.
e-” -..._. m
some...
til the business men of this country dis poor. lly prompt
action roe may swaps. by applying today for one of the
Oottnootiout ileueral mmloru policies. Costs but little:
absolutely non-lorfoituhlo: is cash in old one. For pur- m
tlculars apply to H. S. lr‘ilonnaodieu, agent. South
inter suii‘you’rgfslill wear-i
We have
ism}. suits marked-$.10
Take
i
r
Less price means less duality; ‘ more ,
money buys better goods“ .But all through
all line: the tailoring and linings and making
_ . " ,' f,Doubilcss you've been wishing you'd
’ boughla new overcoat earlier In the season
" so a; to have had the use of it. Not too late,
now. $7.50, $10, $15, $20, for good, better,
best and very :best.“ '
tics so).
aamoseom. com. , .
Openflfoaday, rflday and Saturday llvsnlnas. ""
WW
Delicate Silks.
' ‘ .‘ will it delicate silks can be races-fully washed in
warmmW“
Pnlry Strap. Rinse in clear. warm water,
and iron on wrong side when halt dry."-—d!r.r. Surat Tyson Rater.
I RY SOAP
.. assaults—Floating.
Tits Sass oi tits llssisry.
“mmummmnsmtmmmmnatsumm
tread your commodore-auditor hisy soap wru'pp'r to soar»
.MWWlw’Wmnmo «orb-toil“.
v“ ry ."svooadasrisa.larflrraadbaahasaertbaatbsltut.
“WWI-bud Mutton.
"ll '0. K. VIIIIIIK COIPANV.
low!“ Men. M
..._.. By...
A. W. AUSTIN, Jeweler,
Norwaik. Conn
oniLv
Freight Line
.I'I’WIIN
NORWALK, some NORWALK.
AND new toss.
. w... mama...” .... .-.. ..
The Home Paper.
Mullahs-llamas. ‘l‘hsvsis nosalailtiitsaudtbsra
navar will to. it is unions and Mutual. holding in its firm
M all is lunatic in town. The paper and ti o instills are
‘ W Their inhuman both mutual. and iltsyhotli
know it. homily practical wayofsttrastlaulhssspsopls
is m the lanai [nap-r.
“WI "I'll IOIIILI I P. I.
LII“ III "II. Pill 88 I. I“ IIIIIII 8t. 8 P. I.
Jusinow,bad
stunt. Mr. Decker-la a Virginian. 110
is a tall. athletic young man. with
bloods hair and mustache. ~' Ha looks
-was born at Hadrian.
he
went toflavanaon his dangerous!!!“-
IABL DICKIR.
every inch a here, being tifeetin height
and as well ’fsct up" as a West Point
cadet. Mr. Decker is married, and his
young wife was among those who anx-
iously waited for him in New York aft-
er it had become known that he had
been successful in freeing the young
Cuban girl. but before it was known
whether or not the daring correspond-
ent had eluded the vigilance of the
Spanish ofllcials.‘
Nestor of the Supreme Bench.
By the retirement of Justice Stephen
J. Field, the uestor of the supreme
bench, which is soon to occur, the Unit-
ed States supreme court will lose one of
its most picturesque figures. Justice
Field has been eligible for retirement
for it years, but it was dot until two or
three years ago that be felt any desire
to retire from active life. Several rea-
sons prompted him to remain on the
bench. one of them being the denim to
JUSTXCI MILD.
serve longer than any other justice in
tho history of the court. (in Aug. ill
last ho broke the long term record. hav-
lug exceeded the term of ill days, it
nnmths and tidays to the credit of
Chief Justice Marshall. Justice Field's
cancer has been a remarkable one. He
Conn, til
ears ago, but first became prominent
California. whom he went in the
boom days of ill-til. He was instrumen-
tal in shaping the laws of tho new state
and had lsvoomo the loading lawyer on
flit! Pitt-lilo rilupti when mt Lill-
colit in iiiiill appointed hint 00 the In!
promo bench.
Ila loan Way Out.
“tilt." arid the two Inoutbs’ bride to
the girl friend who had called. "Charlie
did tho nit-amid thing lust niabti I
wouldn‘t have belleVetl it of him. "
"lhitoll too what it was.“ bid the
girl friend.
"Well. you know we were having
some parlor stunt-smoota or thisthll‘
about having mmowhtu it mm
it was installer dinner. 0 is had
been roadie. solos saws-silly fanny
parsnapbs in the ovoulua . Tbsp
more,” they actual y lands are
faint. ly i told him that l scald
do bill." than that was". "
“What, at nut-hilt. iokasl" interrupt-
ed the girl frlsiitl.
"W3. yes. of neural."
l. what happened!"
"Why. of mkswasaural
soultllt‘t.”
“Just like a tuna. "
“But he was mistaken. "
“Do tall littl all about it. ”
" Well. he in pound
has it candy all its sails water]
orald“drlah that l walda't labs a
lots
“And you did it t awayl"
"Yull it didn't are five aria»
“What was the idol"
“Well. you know we had that level
hissehtaasstthat humanism“
the table. and"—
at
tile:
ii.
3!
l;
l’
bestow-thinner», ' m- .
respondenflor sometime More
on . ,
' Gives local endorsement. " L
. only one cure.
A plain, strsl for
A graceful ac nowledgem‘
Telling a personal experience. , ,
Making it public for the publici‘ ’
is‘ a manly act. ’ , y.
it helps
,lt's manly because ,I
So many people have begin. mi
So many claims made i
l
m. .. , ,,
No wonder there are skept s.
A South Norwalk manysrciilt ll
cake in the interest 0' banish
S
Show; the way to our citizens.
Removes the, stumbling "hips
d
No better proof can be had.
Nose better should be asked."
South .Nozwnlklieoplc should
what is the true in my remedy.
Distinguish it from many Initial
Know that Dosn's Kidneyl’ill’
the only genuine. “ ‘
There are many kidney tern‘
DOth'enkidney pills, but only
oans. ~ . ‘
And they care kidney Hg:
We say so—your neigh
Mr. R. G. Millard, ol‘ st.
one, South _Norwalk, engaged
manufacturing business in W
walk, says: “I had-kidney if H
years, and took medians and WM
the care of physicians_so oil
ought to be an authority on’ til , .
tiou. I seemed to be ri of my 3 .
for a time, but it showed aim
turning, and I wanted to the:
noticed some published statement
Doan's Kidney Pills, and pros
oxat Hale's pharmacy in '
hey helped me, and a contin
the treatment eventually eflected ‘
ical cure.” ‘ ' "j
Doan's Kidney Pills help at;
heal. strengthen, then cure. Til‘ak .
their record everywhere, and manure
many such cases. You can read [blip
them every day. .
Remember the name— Doan'
take no other. ‘
"One Mlaute Cough Cure lstli'a
preparation 1 have ever sold dr;
Mg?!
Edward P. Weed,
C. Stillson, South Norwalk.
-Asaton breaksupacold. ‘
OA-TORIA- .31
M... lltlhtlislsu Ht
Styluses - i .
d l
—Aeotonaounoutrootisaaiart.‘
Late to bed and early to flu. PI..-
pares a man for his home in the
Early to bed and a Little Early .
the pill that makes life longer and hot-
ter and wiser: ldward P. Weed, Kilr- .
walk. and (loo. (1, Stillson. South Nor- to
wit it. »
—Aoatou cores in urine.
The (‘ubnn question and politic“ ‘
sun-s sink into insignificancs wi ‘
ulna who suffers from plies. “ ‘
roost dcsircs, is relief. DeWitt'
llozel Salve cures piles.
Weed. Norwalk. and (led. C. .
South Norwalk.
ANOTHER (‘ASE OF RHEU
('l‘lllcl) BY CHAMBER ‘
ram stun. , '
My son was aMlcted with
ilsm which contracted his r I ‘
until he was unable to wal .
using one and a half bottles a! r
bi'rlain’s Pain Balm he was able
about twain. I can heartily ..
it to personssufferittl from
iisin.~.lnhn Snider. Freed,
(30.. w. Va. For sale» 0. 0.
South Norwalk. and I. P. W”... IQ
walk.
or... O
Isarsths I“
W
I
it will never coins. but the ,
Blue B. Remedies 0! the “II
Yook tisrlea." by I. I. :. »
M.. M. 1).. are revolution“. ’
science. No. 1 runs 7
cures La (hippo: a runs a » , , .
cold: 4 cures Cstarrii: I is a p " '
appsiislua taste: 0 XXX ‘
Pills curs impotence:
dron's Rolls! Boothiu Syrup.
liotllo of each. tile. or out this M . ,
set one free: moo references il"
nitration. t‘harlcs it. Plush. l" i . Cg}
luaion ail-tut. sols neat for
Norwuik. ‘
"l have used llrWlil‘s lditla ‘1
sera ever since they were ll .
hero and must say l have sonar
any pills in my family durlfl
your: til lliillliihwpllll ill“ fl”
satisfactory results as s l .
cathartic." lldward l‘. word
and or... c. ltlllson. souls ti
til'Allii'ii t‘Aitiiiti‘r u‘lslttlllr
tliy Asstwlatsd Mi 6
lrondon. Isy ltl-A dipole. l.
Times from Madrid says that II _,
nwntltsrs of the cairinsi have ’
Premier Maria has been .
hy tia- ausen riusni with the :
forum a new ministry. It is ' ‘
denied and a tlsapsioh in. the ' L
own mmpoadsat «roam M ,
that this chance at atom
a paste policy. it to assert“
contrary that the war opera“
be pushed saw more vm ‘ .
aver. Isms will resists ,. -
in- council of ministers. its N
sans. the am ldbsrals army .
Isssrs flu
tissues are on
3"“ e
' ti. t‘. l’. .luttoa. mission-a. Pan
visas” i
The Evening Sentinel.
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Norwalk Chronicler