a mm__se "m to «To
Ill.” advertisements. not
linen, one time, Be, three
‘ times. if. 00. Bending no-
, snob insertion. Meetings
,_ . 5011. Schedule of rates
idvertliernente furnished on
lures—By mail. in ed
prepaid: One month, was
$1.85; six months, $2.30; one
liver'ed by newsboys. 12¢ a
. to the csrrier.
No. 97 Washington street,
res—No. 49 Wall 11M
‘ for. a favor by telephoning.
ngln'g it to the ollloe.
~ Box for the convenience of
to leave items of news or
- . will be found at the entrance
nil. office.
"1110” should in all cases be
EVENING sunrises.
South Norwslk. 00am,
sonnet men in;
(eopyln doll in. Ivory
soon lbenrsde to se-
potrons. changes ostr-
‘llponnlnrigllt unless
"t‘inhyzo'clockinthoof-
Sentinel hes a Cir-cole-
lerner. considerably. that thr
. Circulation of the other
Almanac for Tomorrow.
.8011 into] Hieb tide Low ride
7:08 '02t1pm 3.0tlsm
'jWiun I‘m- Comments.
' (New York Sun. 1
ill was a cowardly monarch that to
‘ himself on his taronc a- little long-
ordered four Spanish warships to
, life to this side of the water at the
risk of annihilation by our unvy
were brnvc sailors who alloyed
order. And they arc brave as real
“who manned the Spanish shim
Its.
: tion to look upon Dewey's vlc-
fl merely the Wclivtlollrg of an irr-
'- Ill job. This appears In the
utterance of the captain of tin-
who visited the Spaniards under
of truce. ”You fought us with
"I! hid ships. not warships." said
Wilden. “It Is a pity you r-x-
your lives on vessels not lit for
' ' it
I ' . unanimity did not change the
. i of the Spanish vessels. 'l‘ht-y
Ml composed of Wooden vessels
In the (lodittlrltt-s among us
hove the public bt-Ilct'c. 'l‘llur'c
'fit one wooden ship among them.
,m while not armored. wcrv
. “In of metal. mounting mol-
l“ Ill number than ours by
'H ser- cont. ortly. and chiefly to,
. h (litre because of our tt-ltrt-lr
. ‘ M iii thora- wo hard loss than :1
‘ 'I M OI turn to friends as to for»
(New York WorldJ
lemma deIomnt predicts lllri-
wer- fur tho uoar future. He says
From. Austria. Italy and spam
United illetos. England and tit-r.
" on the other.
. will do untldna of the triad. Int
1 l “villus metros. li‘rnurc I11 stair
would hate utiltc trll olrt- t‘nll|~|
to in nuordlns hcr ltlll‘illt r11
has no navy and is not can
iii any of tin- mututrice in la-
nospt (lemony. and Austrln
may restraining l't'iiilllt't‘
what it means to light iiorrrnuu
h rnckrd with rcvolntion and
~ Hhhlupt. i'tnlor alitll cos
a those euppueul silo t'oliltl
‘ strip out of the Mediterranean
‘ . beeatlee lfluaiand holds tlih.
” has an llucorrlfortabio habit
V the (liratltrol tioot dowtr
m m In lily work to do.
M “are. that country is already
u ”I. Iliiliblo to monitor ro
’th its mission or ltuurrcctioa
I‘Ileircs who formulated
wisely withheld his
” ”——
iflew York Hernia“
_M's squadron. with the
“flint looting from the
Was linens and has
cruiser that enter-
of the presence of
The situation It
to be saint. The
I M ”I m l'
1 . lone vistory in the war with sir-In.
[III SIDE SIF IIIIIS
Veriotre lisp.—_ anti liislreps on the
Other Side of the Illver.
Miss Ida lionegood, of Prospect street,
Is visiting in Bayonne, N. J.
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Ssmuel 'Joselovsky, of New , York.
spent Sunday with his brother Robert.
Dr. Frank B. Hoyt is In Hartford to-
day taking In the state Dental conven-
tiorr.
Everett Gorhsm. of Katonsh'. spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. E. Gorham.
August Gran of New York. is
spending n to days at his home on
Benedict Farm.
George 8. Gregory has securrd a po
sltleu with Raymond Brothers as col.
lcctor and salesman.
Frank L'Hommedlcu was kicked by s
horse which he was feeding in the barn
yesterday, “had, in consequence can
hardly walk today
John Whittlesey and a party of
friends from linnbtrry wheeled to this
place, yesterday, and were guests of Mr.
anti Mrs. William C. Thomas, of East
avenue.
Miss Joanie LcCount. daughter of Mr.
anti Mrs. W. (l. I.cConnt. of East ovc-
nue, was riding her bicycle Saturday
afternoon, when site run Into a delivery
wagon owned by Morris Stall. tho Cot’
tags avenue groceryman. and was
thrown off. She escaped injury. hui‘
the wheel. a new one, was broken.
Tonight at the East Avenue Mother
dist Episcopal church. the celebration
of Epworth Length anniversary day
will be continued. Rev. Frank A. 8co-
flcld. the popular pastor at the Norwalit
Methodist. church, will address tht
lasagna. The tnceting will be held Ir-
the lecture room and will be free to all.
Everybody is cordialy invited.
The committee appointed for the ra-
bles for the strawberry festival In th.
East Avenue Methodist Episcot .11
church. Wednesday night, consists or
Mrs. G. lloward King Mrs. Henry Soy
mour. Mrs. Ilsnlcl I. '.llomrnedieu Mrs
L. M. Smith. Mrs. Lewis Powlcr. Mrs
Norman Hatclmran and Mrs. llurvvo-lt
Day. The apron table will be presided
over by Mrs. J. S. llrrndnll and Mrs. .i
(f. Hawkins. The cake table will be it
charge of Mrs. Frank Day. The door-
kecpcr will be it‘rancls Seymour. and
the cashier. llurwcll Day. The pro-
gramme will include selections by Pro
lessor Dunn. thc hanjolst. and Harry
Stevenson. who will rcclto and sing.
The storm of yesterday did not irrtlm
Male 11 Iargc number of p.-ople front at
tcnding illl' Idpw'orth fanatic nurtivct
sary cxcrciscs at the East Avctrtrt
Methodist Episcopal church. ltcv. Joltr
(‘rornlish preached a most luspirim
and thoughtful sct‘ilttlll in tire morulnl
from Search the Scriptures. The Still
day school session was “'t‘ll rtlicllrlrd
At its close Ilarry llypsott li‘tl lhl
school In a short rein-areal of the (‘hll
drons llay carols. which promise to In
unusually bright and cheery. The fin
vivai baud meeting at cveniidc. led by
Charles Alusworth. was one of great
blessing. The evening service was no
without Interest and proiit to all win
listened to the earnest words of tie I as
tor III his address to the Epworthlaos
'l‘hc singing during the day Wall cart-cl
tour. The floral decorations Wt rt
greatly appreciated by nll.
OILIIIA‘I'IIG Isuzu vroeosu
Deludeil Spaniards in Cub. Iejolclnt
Over their uIuooees. "
i‘opyr'laht. lriiltt. by .\swclntcd l'rcss.
Kingston. .lnrunlta. May Id .‘IlVll't‘
which have last two t-ccctrcd from H
collages. Island of Palm. any the Spin
iut'ds at that place atteutlcd tiu- chant
ingot iiit' dcuur at the principal clrutcl
tlnrc lu ulthrotlou of the "Wl‘. -I1
illllilltl by the Rrurulsh aovttruncut t:
the tilcrt that tho ripnnudt hurts his
lawn victorious at Manila. Whoa ill
first u'tvra' was rot-olvml at i‘ Io-rrirnrto
from Madrid all the hello in the chi
Wt'it tuna and tierrctni l‘nudo who no.
then ”WW. and his stall am at. d tin
illlll"|ll of ill ilulpicc in full urrliurtn
Irt addition. a ration of wine was sr-rv-t
out to the soldiers. and. though tln
.Arncrlcsu hltwitndlus ships were out
side the harbor and tilt at was coatitu
two tam-tau n ranted. the chi was an}
and rooiced at tho lilllttlllllt't'tl "sat
ctrta"l1 thcilnouteitnrnrs llllit'ttllli‘li
irowovrr ualy rumors of the defeat of
tho lipatrlartis hayr- limit In tlr'culutlun
lmt "oilictaily lipids has won a "\lc
tray" in the i' trill urine islands
The refugees w to arrhcd at .iatutric;
from l‘Ionlttcatrs by th- .\duitr Wcl‘t' re
leased from iliiiii’lllt lac yesterday
\tnona tho ruoet prarnitont of this.
[lunacrmrra are Albert ir‘aowlot brother
of thc ilrltish consul. his urotlur and
sister: M Antone l'ouvrot. a million
air-c sonar ulentcr. and tho liaicmhr
family.
Threats of radius oil the bonds of
Americans hare hen made at (ileum-
son. but no violence has actually iiiiiiil"
. l'i‘il.
(in leaving the harbor str officer on
brand the United mam susiliery [nth
bent “in. which overhauled the‘
Adele. said they were tiehinn tor the
calm. and expected to cut it In s day.
The”. csirie has since lawn out.
new crttleer Reins Mercedes.
of use trio‘s,I new at Santiago do (i
has seven her ten trailers ill
and sire is «unwise eo unneeworthy
thntsbe helices anchored sttke her-
sor entrance. on a semi shin.
M was some complaint nmm
the My Alerlcntls on honed the Minis
1 were to the tessrtnve of
~ were
MM
cMfiMm
New Shae Store.
Our line of Footwear rs complete.
you the goods are m ht. Prices are 11
ford ties, in ten or but
will satisf
Ladies’ ’0;
Your inspefition
t
from 850 to .00.
Lace or button beet, front 81 23 to $3. ()0. ,1. _‘
Gents’ shoes, $1. 00 and
upward.
Boys’ shoes, 31. 00 and upward.
Misses' shoes, 81. ()0 and upward.
Childs' shoes, 500 and upward. .
90 Washington St.,..s_outh Howells.
District of Norwalk. ss., Pr-oiiife‘
sommns’ xenon“. Cog, “Vii" a. ”K133i k Ha I
tale 0 an e cc a o
m we M" ”m3 u" Fifteen Norwnlll in said district. deceased. .
Hundred Dollor Hark The Court of Probate for the district
The total subscription to the Soldiers'
Monument now amounts to $1,460.47.
The amount required In $2.500. Con-
tributions to the fund. however email.
will be acknowledged by adding the
rmount to llrc‘uplwndcd list: .
lcnerai lttrsscll I"rr st
‘.Iayor 0. ll. Ilobantran
\'t lsorr Taylor
Soho
.‘mlo
511,-"
lohcrt ll. iiowatt rattle
lisrvia lirothcrs rotor
ddwrlr'd licnrd lilttlo
"rank .\. Fcrt‘ls .‘.o,oo
can It. it‘crrht :aun
ncrouriuh lluttuvarr futon
iamos tloldon noon
‘Irristian Swans 50.00
'olrn ll. Knapp taro."
Clltncscr llill .'dl.tlii
lllicrt A. \\'ood\r.;rtl into.
lcorac It}. bonsai-pry farm
'ltlwln ll. Mathcwwn no.1»
\rrdrcw 'l'horupsorr .'.il.tlt
'ctcr I.. t'uuuluahctu .‘ntut
\iot'tlrucr M. la-c .'.o.or
lltcolt .\I. Layton 2.1m:
William W. (lotustoclt 2.1m.
Richard II. iloldclt '.',f..tn
'harics It}. .Icnulugs :.'.'.,oc
illvcr E. Ilrrrd. Nrw York tour
I. 1‘. ll. liar-tics. lloston true.
icorgc i. Ilttxton Mm
.\'illlam ll. ltcrd . lone
‘olonol lmllc Smith toot
l'. J. Adams. Ncw Yrrk loot
tr. 0. W. ilouctllct loot:
\ Friend. llostou toot
i. s. Somalis. Ncw York lime
'rllob Wood ‘.'.iiil
I‘iuunes Mr-Qulllan 2.011
'. P. Bailey. Newark. N. .l.. .no
~‘rcd Keatirra total
'taymend lit-others 95.0"
v\’. ll. lloyt a Son '.'tch
'.ostcr tit. .iolor ltowayrou lose
my \udrrn 'lllollllisotl, t1 .\. it. Lon
I .\. Mathewson 2.3m
'llflolr .\i. l‘ttt‘ll 1 “at
I. llnrrlsou t‘troioy Loo
‘hnrlca ii. .lllllllit‘l‘ritlll 2.11s
\iary A. t‘utrtringhnnr. I1. .\. ll. litttt'
". l.. I‘unnlnehnm. trcwrrcr Moth
trutontnl assm'hvtiou. trnnsfcr
of balance. 11111.11
l‘lrc iiill l lluhbcll Landm- t‘u, loos
lnmca t‘. ilrcrn tone
lit-pitch ll. Wilcox hon
'lcv. A. ll. Kuvnusgh hull
\ltllleo \Vlli‘t'lt‘l‘ {tho
Young Itceldcut ‘.'.un
lohn (trust an
\hrahnnt ilarrls lino
Victor W. it‘crrls inn
lohn Olden-chlascr too
Total. 01.11111. it
moss Alum.
Wilfl'il 'i‘t) WIN lilM.
Who's to Win iilru will he rctwntod
‘re a matinee Saturday. Mt'ty tlist. at
‘loyt‘e tlporn lions». urnlcr the «its Ilt'ttl
1f the Woman‘s tlrrild of 'i‘r rdty
hurch. llpoelni attraction for children.
\dntiesiun. "f1 i':t'l1ie thildrcu untlcr ill
roars. ill sortie. A crrito sale after the
'nterlelillltonl.
M the Saturday utntlnoe Mrs. l.
Keep and lit Many hero wry kiudl
consented to repeat The Want-r. witlc
was so well rccolml when slvcn tw-
iore. Their many friends will be glad
of an opportunity to when» It attain.
murmur—u—
Dietrict of Not-walk. no.
Henri. tiny ititil. A. It. tiles.
Islets at Mount mliiivsn. late of
the city and etete at New York. do
Ordered. Thsi the administrator ee-
hlbit his administration account to this
asset for sdleetnrent. at the Proitoto
«on in Norweiir. on the arm day of
Hey. it". at iii ociortk furnaces: and
'tlnt nil Menus interested in said on-
iste Isyhe henetliled thereof. the all-
ministration will cease this order to be
nullified is e newsseper irevlnn s cir-
mus-re district. one s cm
Mu leeks-pent is mslit st
tenet-ten can More
i‘rohnie
of Norwalk, hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof for the
creditors of said estate to cgrhlhlt their
claims for settlement. Those who neg-
tech to present their accounts. properly
atteswd, within said time, will be de-
barred a recovery. All persons indebt-
ed to said estate are requested to make
imemdlste payment to
' RICHARD H. GOLDEN.
ml 14 21 '
Administrator. .
District of Norwalk. ss., Probate
(‘orrrtf May 7th, A. I)., 1898.
Estate of Catherine Wilcox, late of
Nerwalk. In said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the district
' of Norwalk hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof for the
crtxiltors of said estate to exhibit their
claims for settlement. Those who neg-
lect to present their accounts, properly
attested, within said-time, will be de-
harred a recovery. All persons Indobt:
cd to said estate are requested to make
Immediate payment to
WALTER 1.. WILCOX.
Administrator with the will annexed.
may!) 16 23.
EITERTAIIIEII'I’S.
Tuesday Eveu’g, “May 17,
AT Tl":
South liorsall Baptist Church,
lindcr auspices of
Flower( 'oturnlitcc of 1' . l'. H. C. 16., for benefit.
.A tortilla at:
Appropriate .\Iudc. liar "rations,
and It“ nations.
\IISS M .\l' “E Will “'2‘,
ill Htrntfor-l l.lncrttlorrI.-i.
liofrmbrm- ntn. lf'i i r-nm.
III for - ' - 25 cts
“Who's To Win Him!"
(1 1.\lI-‘I1i,l~"l"l‘.\
tliu-tr under the nu “cram
Trinity Church Guild,
Hoyt’s Opera House,
Saturday Afternoon liay it ’98
. A'I";‘3'.ttliill“l'l\'.
l ickcts. 2.1 I cuts.
TTTTHTTTT
We are cit-suitor up for the error
rru-r trade and to "take room
\1 ill still all tllll‘
tic Bot Paper ti 'lc
25c “ tic
lilo “ 390
All told We have about l,itll
If you prod any come
it
it
lumen.
«triy: they won‘t last long.
i
II. II. PLAIS'I‘ED,
43 Washington Street.
Se Norwaiir.
.i. .l. .i. AM. .I. .i. .l.
Or be cheaper to: the stamp
rltlt'trluu'.‘
That I- the «nineties.
We at'odclivcring nanny scat winter‘s
supply tum.
lleitor think the llrtllloi‘ over and call
lillil liilllll-
B. HARRIS,
Ill! It. hit of Mill“.
Norwal onion Mittltft‘tl at W. H.
lining
on ntlldi to lot sultablofur
ttrtstory. loam“ timetable.
WWW T”. V
(Jill-DWI“.
Milli".
Gilliam
I! m0
Royal Pearl.
t‘hildrcn under l2 ycnrs of age, ltlcta. I
Boston Store. Cor. Main and Wall Sts., .Norwollr
I
I
I
l
I
i
l
Is coming as surely as summer. Forc-
warned ls forcarmcd. 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 curly buyers will skim the
cream. Look where you see the most,
and here's your opportunity.
25 ps. imported lace organdles that
the city people ask 17¢ bcr yd. and
sing a great song about them. Our
price this work Is 10c. ‘
Light weight crcpons i-iln. wldo.
lilack cropons that we and everybody
also asked $1.50 per yd. this week 31
per yd.
30 odd plcccs of all wool dress goods
that we sold all season for 50c pcr yd.
Some have only one dress. others two
dresscs In the piece. You can have
your tholtc at 25c pcr yd.
tl pclccs of 40 In. wide serge that
would be cheap at 69c por yd. We have
two hint-s. a green. 11 block a garnet
and a cadet shade. We shall run them
this ucck at 50c.
Our Tailor-Made Suits.
ty. They in. known on account‘s! the
correctness of style, finish and quality.
If you see a new-color of ribbon. s new
weave in dress goods. it new cat in
soy tbsi is ta 1a In y or
put anything on our counters battles we
know that it Is the vogue in Paris, bon-
don. and Boston.
Boston
3120 re.
Fair-field County’ o Greatest.
00]. 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 dresses. The French woman Is
all fluffy with trimmings. the English
woman is over dressed and buggy.
while the American girl wears her tal-
lor made suit, ‘and looks bright and
smart.
6 beautiful broadcloth suits. jackets
silk lined, skirts tucked to the waist.
322 has been the price, new $16.
' 12 suits blouse waists. $13.50.
‘ 20 suits square jackets, fly front, 310.
Jackets.
We hnvc still a great variety. all
sizes, for fat or loan persons. “.50 to
Sit).
long and short coats. 98a to 85.
Our Lamp Display
1
Is a practical handbook on light, full _
enough to be complete, litre enough
to be unbeatable. We will 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 many times
Its cost is what wise housekeepers look
for and should secure. Search and
you'll find lamps from 98c to its that .
will please.
For Men. ’
Two Great Bargains.
I
100 dozen men's unlaundered shirts.
bodies made of Dwight anchor muslin.
I900 linen bosom. continuous facings.
patent collar band, out full, sizes 14 to
16, a, good 50c worth. while the lot
lasts, three for 81. f
50 dozen fancy pcrcale dress shirts
one pair aspirate link calls, made to
' sell at 75c, exceptional value each 500.
Ladies’ summer Vents.
loo dozcn Egyptian ribbed vests cut'
nigh rrct'k'rmd short sleeves all sizes.
regular 2714: grade. each I250.
.7 Haste ry.
no dozen ladics‘ tine black and fancy
stockings. Our entire stock of the tile
kind. all at one price, 1255c.
——”——-
Remember the wheel that we give
away Saturday night. save your dupli-
cate clreks. It is the handsomest.
wheel in this town. book at it by tho
—-——IT—-—
‘Seymour’ 3
door as you enter.
I
Store.
We have everything the runrltct affords which are sold at popular
prices.
“or Fancy (lilt Edge (‘t‘cuttrcr'y lirttter', 23c "I; 5 lbs for one dollar.
Notlriugdikc it.
l'inc fresh \spnrnuns. l'cns, iirccn ntttl \\a\ Ileana. llcets. llead
Lettuce, New l’otatocs, 'Iotrratocs, fancy table Apples, I‘uctrru-
her-s, Spinach, Strawberries. ctc.. fresh daily.
'l‘llc Ferris llrllils. llollclcss llllcott tllltl Hillollctl llot'i.
ilut' elegant (‘oifecs are table talk.
The 'l‘cu we olicr In a nourishment to thousands of ten drinkers.
It In irntmsniblc to quote prices on It‘lour.
lions (“ream Inna-I1 and Favorite milk cl'tlcllcl‘s, fresh from the
tWt‘llll.
It‘nncy fresh country hurts.
I
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WIL'LOOILOOSI‘IOIIEICHAS- E. SEYMOUR. Lending Grocer,
JJ Went Wonlrtugtoo Itroet. . Telephone so-a.
Bantu tor RM
The sudden detnnnd for MAUI! 8. FLOUR has made
FLOUR.
' OUR BUTTER
'l Wt’e Seen. the.
'I \hs. Starch, the.
li impolmibl'ca for us to tree fully supplied.
av
angel “1:12;" a 1511
this flour cheep. ml pli on
sales delivery
ce I‘whioh will onabl e as to so
under the rnsrkei.
lint we
to
We wIl liltll
We guer-
oil the |way here
your order here.
till pay you to wait. .
in soil famed for Its “liiltlY” flavor and tree I
qudiltie’s. and our price In omedlngly low. p “I
liest Eight Creamery Butter. ‘Jic Ib.; ii the for Chill.
Workout“, Mile.
our. Steinem“ Sonar. 8. 00
Nanette Milk, lie on ens.
News not Broom Gamma.
Norwalk Chronicler