tumult-mum. "
nus
mun-W Want. " “To
“he” advertisements. not.
lees, one time. ”a; three
lines. “.00. Reading no
final: insertion. Marriage
tomato. Schedule of rates
Measurements tarnished on
wit
.1.
‘ .m’l’lflr-‘By mail. in ad
prepaid: One month. line;
has; six months. 39.60; one
and by newaboyl‘, lilo a
id to the carrier.
--No. in Washington street.
. If you kaow‘of any news
fer a favor by telephoning.
i it to the allies.
‘ ngWor the convenience of
, ""to leave items of news or
will be found at the entrance
in. allies. ‘
Mulls should in all cases be
.uvnsnvo sssrtsm.
South Norwalk. Conn.
more will be made to so
patrons. but changes can-
.. upon as a right unless
ill by 2 o'clock in the at-
the day before the change
. lag Sentinel ablrcnim
‘ larger. considerably. that tin
, Circulation of the other
Hieh tide how this
wall p m :1le s m
“I! m
1th
:M M as llatl (loo Ile.
loudltious under the railroad
. ‘ ‘ all the Wilson Point rond are a
mil to civilization. Since the
Mk. who built. to a large extent. this
m it” been in bad condition. At
‘ l" it is about as bad as it can be.
a ” mebotly‘s business to have it
‘ ‘ ‘ at once. lit-low the bridge the
ll good. but to gel to ths good
. it is necessary to ports illrotlgll u
'illill filthy deillc. made by the
..- It In claimed that the bud sec.
; h M in city and part In town
V M neither government In wholly
'V ‘ hie. if this be true. aotllc
mention to illlillc the nuisance.
’Inillo have suffered from it Iona
Milan "was thrurnu-utu.
' (New York il‘cruld.)
fl special cable ticsphlcb front l'u-
fill morning rcimris that l-Ipnlu's
”I deal at lllui port. after having
' ~ mi much diillrulty In set-urine
‘ .1 engineers. will be ready to
“0 Ilddle of this week. liu deo-
. in. of couriw. kept not-rot
it is surmised that the lit-cl nno
.. ‘ i for lllii Philippines. I‘. I»
fill ill course may be westward
. , I“ eastward if the (flute \‘crdr
’ moods in gelling illc lu'iiri
w shine in West lmiinu Wailers
”ward Iuovemcn: of the (“rolls
in depended on the bappcnbm
' contingency the chances are ilu
W, ‘ "Illl Millennium where ii iii ill
M eastward.
lNew York Won-bio
N all four ilpanish t‘liileers ot llle
“ Vol.9 squadron uro auiumtcd by
liming desire in try cautrinslons
ll. Mum. the ilrcgou will be
V perhauly trillion in uccuntnmiuic
f It is Isis-ibis that with all their
W concentrated on their mung
W M Milli solid Mr‘lo ilic bol-
‘ lliii the urtnor of the lumen is
M M ii iii alumni a moral certain-
U W or two of llie critiscrs would
Mil before she would. iii-animator:
' my want for much. and tho
‘ , record at the war shows that in
' H was our superiority in menu
if ll martian should initc
v” the ikuuh American i'lllitil. llic
. ' “hadron. nitcr it was now.
‘ knew a amt tlcnl more than ll
- would not be ill! pretty as It
. “Mild tln- too-ulna not inks
’ fl W addition at the ilmou to our
1 w ll Clu‘hhh Waters would so coat
‘ " fl super-bully that their would
Wii in ilpaiu‘s snvrcmlcriua
W » Wished.
(flew Vorlt luau
in ileum has evidently
.l ..
I‘
fl in lo the i‘nrihtwso
‘ ems
M ‘
3’53
do .
captain of the Jennie C. May. this trip.
l alloltld bc blade at once for .
h lest-aloe dun tbc liapc
she Is not humil—
‘bt “rope. as she
had Illa failed to use
all. our event lurk
ifsrlonellepe and ‘Iisheps es the
" Other Side of the River. ‘
James Dickson. of (love street. has
purchased an electric spark launch.
The little craft is sixteen feet long and
has a speed of seven miles an hour. .
On account of the severe storm last
evening the 'anaiversary exercises of
the East Avenue 'Epworth league were
postponed one week. ’
_‘_____..___.__
Ladies’ Oxford tie! ,
Lace orb‘utton ban from SizZr’fto $3.00.
(-irents’ shoes, $1.00 and upward.
.. $1.00 and upward; . .
Misses’ shoes, $1.00 and upward.
Childs’ shoes, 50c and upward.
. ‘90::Waahlnaton-8ta South Nonwalk.
' ‘ V ,
Boys shoes,
‘ O
1 New.
par liae’of Footwear is complete. '
Will satisfy you the goods are right. Pric
in tan or black. ' from
Your "inspection
as are right.
so: to 32m.
v
Ward Palmer, of Cottage avenue. cut
his left wrist nearly in two yesterday
afternoon. while splitting wood. Dr.
F. H. Baker attends him.
Captain Oscar St. John is acting as
and is now in Philadelphia. Captain
Pierce, whose arm was injured some
time ago while on a trip, is undergoing
an operation in a Boston hospital.
The Ladiiis' Aid society of the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church ex-
pect to net 3. sufficient fund at their an-
nual strawberry festival tomorrow
night to meet the interest due on the
church debt. , , .
—-A splendid literary and musical
programme. strawberry short cake and
ice cream; an apron and cake sale will
be among some of the many attractions
at the festival to be given by the ladies
of the East Avenue Methodist Episco-
pal church. Wednesday night. Admis-
sion ltl‘ccnts.
1’0an autumn.
LIBERTY SOCIAI.‘
The Liberty Social and entertainment
at the South Norwalk Baptist church.
tonight, includes selections by Miss
Maude Wolf. elocutlonisi;' vocal sch-c-
tlous by Miss imtise Abendroth; slug-
mg by a male trio, and for instrumental
music. the piano, violins and rornci.
Cake and ice cream Will be served. and
the cost for the whole will be only 25
cents. Come and spend a pleasant
evening.
MIOUOBT 001:!) All!) names.
‘l‘wentrl'ive Iilltona Here Gaming
by Firet Steamer from “Iichael.
(By Associated Press.)
Seattle. Washington. May l7~—J. ii.
Wilson. of this city. and James Wes.
Icy. of Tacoma. have nrrIw-d here from
Damon ('Ity. bringing with them sou
letters anti sltmsio In gold dust.
Mr. Wilson states trial ihc report that
W. i'. listen. or "Swift Water illll."
and three others were drowned is not
trnc.
lie met them three days after the rc-
pori was brought to llycu. .\ bout “'gln
wrecked ui 'I‘birty Mile and all passin—
it Was not known
l'rlli’
act‘s wrrc drowned.
how many passengers the boat
Iuilu d or who they Were.
Mr. Wilson estimated the amount oi
gold that will be brought down from
all. Michael on Ibc first steamer :n
”ibiiimdm". The bulk of it will be
owucd by between lilii‘nud I25 uicn.
Alexander Mclkmnld show will lum-
ueariy Shamans). The news of tbc
Spanish war had not reached llnwsou
i‘iiy when Wilson and Wesley left.
iir‘litl~Ahil‘:lilt‘AN l.l¢Mll'l-!.
An event in colored society will be
the rcecpilon of the Lyceum of tin
above huguc. \\'cdut‘~sdtiy Writing. at
which time Miro: llnchicl ilkInIn-r. ii
ougcr of considerable unli- in New llu
yen and South Norwalk. will rcodu
selections. as will also Mine is iluskins.
Mr. and Mrs. ll. ll. 'I‘uylor nml lio-
Thompson l|ltill‘lt-tle. Au midrcss will
bc dcilwrcd upon the rare duration. in
W. Ii. Wilson. of Lyuriiiuiru. Vii» Miss
i‘utiuiuu 'l‘ucker will recite and Miss
bluuuu Nelson. of riintuford. will dc
liter a short oration upon the i‘ruarcsn
of tin-Netti" lu i‘onuccticut than do
War
mg....m........--.........
Wl'i‘llill‘i‘ .\ illill‘l'hlil
lily Associated l‘rcssl
liritiaulawt. flay l7 'l‘hn scllotilii'l' i‘
i‘. lame. of New ilaicu. is at this port
and without a skipper. The “1in
roachcd iiridgopori May a sub u can
no variously consigned to lll'lllii hero
tier llluitlrr. i‘optuiu .lobnatou. ii is al»
ligcd. collected the rhauucs. and loot
since tllsnpmsircu, llopremuiulyre of
her owners are now here and the po
iico lum- hceu trrlua to trdrc the min»
ma skipper.
in the Wood of (handy i'llillllllaiilliiiui‘ii
for r'uii'ileld i‘outny.
i hereby upin for a license or sell
spiritual and uiosb-utlua lb uors. air.
Inger brcr. rhllu Wine and ill cr oi llo
toil l'illlil hotel. “town at Now-ails. his
place of loudness is not behind williiu
pun fuel In a direct liturof n l‘hurch
rtlilice or public scluuii house. or tin-
imuim pertaining dwreto. or our
'osi oilirc. public library or cometary,
iiiiicd til Norwalit this lilth day of
May. A. it. llliii.
.liildl‘il l‘lNKltNii'i‘lllN.
Applicant.
We. the umlersiuauml. electors and
tail payers. as defined by law. of the
'i‘owa of Norwaiii. haroby collar-e the
wilraiiun oi the slum- mum-d .luilus
hheusb-in for such license.
lismt ni Noraslk this Huh day of
May A. it, im.
illi‘liAllil ll. oceans.
It) i‘. W" Jill
mitts that on shoes-sani-
an starters and tease
,i hereto
0
‘ WW beep All.
I 3%”er c.
bylawMthe’l‘ewaet er»
”LBW IOIUIBIT.
The fund now luring the fifteen
. Hundred Dollar not:
lflliilllll. to the nppcndcd list:
Ilenct'nl Russell i‘rnu .
Mayor l‘. ll. iloimtmuu
Kt lson 'l‘uyiol‘
Itobcrt ll. llowou
Marvin llrotlict :t
Edward llcurd
r‘rcnk A. Ferris
.oon ll. Finis
lnrctuinli llomn‘ziu
Linus (loldru
'biisllau Swat”.
lobu ll. Knapp
"Ila lli‘li‘r Ilill
Filbert A. “'tillllWlll’ll
letu'gc i'l. |.outmbury
«Edwin H. Malin'wson
‘lllil‘i'w 'l‘bompsou
Peter I.. i'nnulngiwm
Mortimer M. I.“-
lurnli M. lalyloll
William W. t‘omsimk
lib-bard ll. tloldcn
‘burIcs l'}. .icnnlugs
illit'l' I‘Z. llurd. Ni w York
l. 'I‘. ll. Iiui'ues. Iloston
ieoruc l. liuxion
William ll. llud
'oloncl lac-die rltulib
I'. .l. Adams. Ncw \‘crk
i‘.|'. ii. \\'. Ilcill‘dlt'l
\ iI’ricud. lloslou
i S. Hututnls. .‘ew York
.illl‘ll Wood
I‘bomns MeQuillnu
I l"_ linilcy, Newark. N. J..
I-‘rcd Renting
‘iuymoud llroihcrs
W. ll. lloyt it that
‘a-slcr Hi John. litm'ayion
‘l. A. Mnibcwmu
'Iiltou M. i‘oclcl'
l. llurrlstui l‘tuiley
‘imrlcs ll. .limmcrmu
\lary .\. t'uanlnahnm. ii. A. ll.
umenisl nsmciznlon.’ transfer
of liallillri'.
l'hc ilill I llubhcll Lumber t‘o
mmmnm
lmllthafliimm
lug their base of operations at
known to be moving every night
waters between iisyii and .t’u
Immi. norms. through no as
sappese‘dtohids
l
Ware
w,mmwe
The total subscription to the Soldiers'
Monument now amounts to $1,488.47.
The amount rmuircd is $2,500.. Cou-
iributions lo the fund. however email.
will be acknowledged by adding the
\ll's. Andrew 'l‘bompsou. ii. A it. too
" |.. i‘utuduaiunn. irct..otrcr Mon
.0 name 5! atom.
la the hay Ilene Ina-lab Guam
it‘opyrialu. time. by Macmillan i‘rm i
(“ope llsyiiou. Ilsvti. May it 'l‘ii'o
{tarnish cruisers. or aunbuats. iil'e midi
ptirl. or tltmntsoamo her. They are
Martina schooner. plyinl hclwoeh the
lole It. Nichlu. .leau Rebel and lliai~
the Cuban insurgents at Port do his.
having that the moi-h vessels several
times «ring the past in: weeks. 1')...
_Illiofl
CRACKERS FOR THE ARMY. ,
(By Associated Press.)
St. Louis, Mo, May l7-—Captain Da-
. vol. of the Unitcd States commissary
department, has made a contract with
local bakeries for 010,000 pounds of
army crackers. ()u each will be print-
ed the words. “Renwmbor the Maine."
Besides thebig contract for hard bread,
' Captain Dave] has left a contract In
this city for £000 gallons of vinegar.
“W
summons.
Tuesday Eveu’g. May 17,
AT 'i‘il‘
South Ilotvail Baptist Church,
Under nilaplm of
Flowcrt'mnmiltur of Y. P. l'l. C. F1. for benefit
of the church.
A LIBERTY SOCIAL“!
Approprllll' Music. lk's‘ul’lllonfl.
and urn-Italians.
Miss MM'IH": worms.
0! Ntrntford. l-ZIocuiionl-t.
lam-ailments. ice tfn'am.
III for
mlzlil
“who's To Within!"
(liven antler the lllliiplrrl of
Trinity Church Guild.
Hoyt’s Opera House,
Saturday Afternoon. lip 21, ‘98,
AT '4”! u‘t‘w 1‘.
Tickets. 25 ('cuts.
ze cto1
lit-gins at )- o'clock. I
fittoo
soon t'hiidrcn under i2 yoursoi' ngc. lilct-c. I
Sloan
{lotto
531;; r r r rev 7 r r
{013: We are cleaning 1d. for the solu-
.l' .‘ '
hum tocr trade and l-r make room
MIAMI . .
5...... it ill vcll nII ulil‘
flood
:diiilr
Iilc Box Paper at it
,pl .0"
noon
. ' u u o ‘90
..ti.tui
no iiil 250
i111:: lilo .. .. .. 39c
25ml
firm
:rioii All told we llMi' nboui Lilli
:33: llile'l‘. If you luv-l illly mltw
luml . . .. . . I r,
lotto curly , tiny won t in I long.
moo - .
moo
R H usurp
Itiou
Ill till . . ’
31:; 43 Washington Street. -
will: So. Nora-ails.
mu .1. .i. .i. A"). .l. .i. .i.
3mm
ititlti M
23.0“
Stun Carpet Cleaning.
on
poo "" W" "
litou Illlmm “0"“.
lollies lliltlllill.
liiii. l? mm...”
. 1mm We are urtiiua our plant in runninu
intues i'. ilrcm luuu ordcr unalu from cli'cci-i oi' rcccui the.
"colic“ ll. Wilcox no" and will be ready for llllaliiwfl by May
New. A. ll. Karununln hon :lliill.
\lonsn thcicr r. on
Young lit-shield you 8 Flo &‘ :0
“hush-nu“ he 0 ’
u'h liilll arris 1200
Victor W. it‘i-rriu you H Kliighl lilrcrl. Norwiilli.
lolm (lidclm-blngcr ion
‘i 'll. Idlerrlll non
in wri 'curmu nun
'muls ll. ilreru t on
33:"?! gill-wall All" fly [qr i'lll‘lflfl‘l' y“ "w “mull.
nor . cos .00 udi'nuccn'.‘
‘t‘rnnkila A. 'l‘ollcs too 'rimti.u....|m»siiou.
loom W. llhuisiouc Hi" We are delivering umuy iii‘ll wliiiei‘M
‘llehurti Norris non ““l'i'it non.
'- irrlua "mill" ‘ M'i hotter think the [outlet over and call
' lild'lll'd liltilcr Mill and Mauls.
"llill‘lita ll. ’l‘l‘owiu'ldhc will
.... .. B. HARR l 8,
Mill Iii. ltil if ”It“.
Norwalx‘onhtrs rm-ircd at W. 'M.
lla un'. iii i‘in aims. ,
' wouio'r'y Iuildiugio lei suitable ibr
Murry. mus flMtilllilii.
llhdi‘ . -
.. . Pimple
lti lhu
be. A Ullaoorthlil.
W 0' “ins
to ill turd
w
I
IV Ulllil
ll ll!
swarm
F
no.
. b
is coming as surely as summer. Fore-
warned is iorcarmcd. 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 widoopcn. 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 oplxirtunity.
25 ps. lmportcd incc organdlcs that
the city people ask We bcr yd. and
sing a great song about them. Our
price this work Is 10c.
Light weight crcpons “in. wide.
illnck crcponsthat We and everybody
iclsc asked $1.51! per yd. this week 81
per yd. »
till odd pieces of oil wool dress goods
that we sold all season for 500 per yd.
Some have only one dress. others No
dresses In the nicer. You can have
your choice at 23c per yd.
6 prices of it; in. wide serge that
would be cheap at iiiic- pcr yd. We have
‘two blues. a green. a block a garnet
and a cadet shade. We shall rtm them
this week at 50c.
Our Tailor-Made Suits.
are well known all through theieoual-
ty. They are known on account of the
mrrectness of style, finish and quality.
if you see a new color of ribbon, i new
weave In dress‘goods. a new cat in
. .‘ Maxi”? ' ..
jacket» on our coasters . rid sdfely'
say that Is to be the style,i for we never
put anything on our counters unless we
know that it Is the vogue in Paris.- inn-
don, and Boston. ” V ‘
Fairfleld‘ lCounty’o Greatest.
\
Col. Cody (nuaato‘suu speaking of
'Amerlcan women says they are the best
Iooking'wome‘n 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 ilaify with trimmings. the English
woman is over dressctb and baggy,
while the American girl wears her tai-
lor made suit. and looks brighthpnd
smart. '
6 beautiful broadcloth suits. jackets
silk lined. skirts tucked to the waist.
:22 has been the price. now $16.
12 suits Idouse'ivnists, $13.50.
20 units square jackets. ily front. 810.
Jackets.
We havc still a great variety. all
sizes. for fat or lean persons.
sit).
Long and short coals. 98c to ‘5.
Our Lamp Display
$4.50 to
is a practical handbook on light, full
enough to be complete. line 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 irepny many'times
Its cost is what wise housekeepers look
for and should secure. Search and
you'll find lamps from title to out that
will please.
.. For Men. .
Two Great Bargains.
100 dozen men's unlaundered shirts,
bodies made oi'Dw, ht anchor muslin.
1900 linen bosom, continuous facings,
patent collar hand, out full. sizes It to
16. a good 50c,worth. while the lot
lasts, three for $1.
60 dozen fancy percale dress shirts
one pair separate link rolls. made to
sell at 75c. exceptional value each 50c.
Ladleo’ Summer Vents. '
loll dozen Exillulan ribbed vests rut
nigh neck anti short slechs all sizes.
regular 23(- gradc. each lfl‘ppc.
Hosiery.
rill dozen ladies' tine black and fancy
stnwkings. Our entire stock of the liic
kind. all at one price. ”he.
—-—..—-
llcmemlwr the wheel that We give
away Saturday night. save your dupli-
cote clicks. it is the , handsonu-st
whccl in this town. look at it by the
door as you enter.
Boston Store, Car. Main and Wall Ste... Norwalk.
”312—.
Seymour 5 Store.
\\'e have everything the market affords which are sold at popular
prices.
Uur Fancy liilt l‘ldgc (honorary liutter. 23c lit; 5 lbs for one dollar.
Noihimr like it.
Fine l'rcsli Asparagus. I'cus. iirccu and Wax lit-ans. litters. Ileud
Lettuce. New l'dtntoes. 'l‘oumtocs, l'uncy table Apples. t‘m-um-
bers. Spinach, Strtiwluu'ries. etc.. fresh daily. .
. 'l‘lic Ferris llnnts. lhuieless Ihwou uml Smoked lleci'. .
iiur elegant i‘ollccs are ioblc talk.
The Ten we offer is a nourishment to thousands of ten drinkers.
h C ‘ i ‘
it is iuumssible to quote |il‘ll‘i'.~ oil l‘lour.
s
lioss l‘icuut luuteli and Favorite ill
lWl‘llH.
Fancy fresh coituiry Knits.
Piston iot-
FLOUR.
i
Ioua BUTTER
1 none. Seas. the.
i
i
i
i
i
i
i
.1 \bs. Starch. the.
RM
ilk crackers. fresh from the
yinmncoploppCHAS. E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
.34 Wear Vlaahingiou Its-eel. Telephone lid.
The sudden demand for MAUI) 8. FLOUR has made
it iuumssible for us to
have 'I'
ll” mil
I!"
under
this llour cheap. no place your order hard.
it will pay you to wait.
antes delivery.
is justly famed for its
kee lolly sutiplied.
a CM! LOA
in la a 113m» which will enable tut to
C l
«realities. and our price is exceed
But we
on the way here from
a
the market. We w? sci
Wagner-
“lllliiY” flavor and keeping
logiy low. '
liest ltllgin Creamery Butter. filo lh.; 5 lbs for 01.01).
than or Writes Men. the. the.
it \bs. handout Sager, $.00
“sessile Milk. 'llo per one.
Norwalk Chronicler