. . u'lllt fill"; MM hm
. . . soo,msttiiirty:cats
She reports that when she left
all was quiet there.
littosrdds‘also reports that Ad-
41 fly the spaniel-do tbere’)‘ It Is
4 {that they will also compel the
'Uni‘reltder. ’
blockade is extremely rigorous.
- [I foreign vellels have failed to
4 permission to enter.
f labels are an hopelessly disuni-
batthey are unable to render the
assistance to the Americans. Half
- want to resume their allegiance
II. The captain-general. with a
'lo concllliating'ths Insurgents. is
lshlng native councils.
_ archbishtlp of Manila lastied a
' I Mill on lay 5 calling on all
' 3 lsas4 lo defend the faith against
fill Mills who designed to erect an
rabie barrier to their salvation.
intending to enslave the people
dill than forbid the sacraments of bap-
‘ 4lla'ln. matrimony and burial and the
elitist-non of abeoiutlon. ‘
drehbishop declares that if the
fierlcans are allowed to possess the
Waits their than will be desecrated
4 the churches changed into Protes-
tdht chapels. instead of there being
on. morality. as now. examples of rice
will only he Ineulcsted.
The archbishop appointed May W as
satiny of rejoicing over the renewed
consecration of the'lslands to the sac-
red heart of Jesus.
“plain-General Augustl has Insti-
ldfld a consulting assembly. consisting
of fifteen members of mixed and native
The president of the assembly is Be-
an Pater-no. the man who arranged the
late peace and accompanied the rebel
laden to Hong Kong.
The formation of the assembly is In-
tended as a son to the Insurgents.
. Colonel Minuet. of the Spanish artil-
, 'Isry oi Manila. committed suicide on
lsarflu that the store of ammunition
on which be relied was non-existent.
_ The despatch boat Hugh McCulloch.
W to Admiral Dewey's squadron.
started this morning on her return to
' lands. The Philippine Insurgent lind-
er. Anuiaaido. and seventeen of his coi-
leuues are on board the Itetmlioi-h.
‘ Mutton. lay li-A despaieh to the
Times from Hong Kong says that Aqui-
naldo. the Philtplne rebel leader. se~
companies the Hugh lltatitillooh to Man-
lla for the purpose of endeavnrlng to
pranatle the natives to attack that city
in a low days. It ls evident that the
Americans are anxious to complete
their conquest as soon as they itreJ'eitI-
tweed.
‘l‘he large island of Pansy is situated
if shut in the center of the Philippines.
~ ad Its ebtei town is llo~llo. which
put to lisntis. is the largest and most
macaw place in the archipelago
Innis threw it open to foreign
a low years ago. it has uttrarititi
hitself a large part of the eaport trade
, “hr and other mlonial produce. as
”I so of the import European and
“ fitness Irina 'rn- Island on which it
m is one of the most populous of
”gee no.
“lie is lltl miles southeast of Ms
W liiselasetotheseaonanar-
Q Inlll.sntl has a well sheltered har-
<fi hissed sselsnehsrne. II is nearer
”so.” than Mantis. tun there are
3mmwlwitlsooolsrlhere
as all seasons than in the «salon.
‘flll WAR WI'I'II IPAIN.
I will lover none. but the famous
I. Remedies oi the "lee Hhuag
m. g. o. are revoluttoalllss medical
m listens-Rheumatism”
Jadetpgutesresaeoaghor
W tests: 0 xxx Itlnststisg
' M
Isl
its the can.
hesitates Irrap. Trial
, rot thisost and
M "Oneness es
thirst is‘l Wash.
‘neet for loath
lsrriredatllsailaattlleendof.
at which dirt she called on her 7.
. ‘Vlllblt W“ ilcllllly
. in Hill
Alvin Bought
.. Nil :r' or all) my 341!‘
. ,. . ‘ H.a.r._.r
Rolls of Beauty
in
Wall Paper
in all variety of new shades, colon and
designs ls what you will find in our
handsome Spring stock. Our reputa-
tion are artistic wall decorations, and
our discriminating taste In selecting
the tiower of the designer and the man-
ufacturer, ls so widespread that may-
ment is unneee-ary.
Wall Papers.
ters' Bupplies.
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Pious. rrsmed and Unframed.
Pictor- M to (letter.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
~ DECKER,
19 Washington Street,
South Kuwait,“
Conn.
liters open evenings until 9 «which.
W
.70! AND THINKI
W...“
It is worth ratnsldcrnble in hnow of n place
where you till (all
GoodinitoiitItilidtiotlIiiIr,
IN TH E LATEST STYLE,
Willi I‘erithnrhmatteItl and a timid
It‘ll (lunrauleu.
Iilllllt'l'Illd ills’sllllttttllhllnll, Irresi-
«i. reps aired. rellluudmileilts
or dyad.
A. J. ZINK,
Hinton-lit to William H. Hm,
lllttlllllllb. Willi!“
Bit!t|t[ 31‘3"...” "Jiltptll'liii.
We in itrLr
suy limbs" or worn part of a bi
ow in «In
II l0! I Pl! l
WIIN‘lIl‘llllnlrl.liil. l'l' ‘Iuilie west ”Till.
lav-tum nor;
"“2““ new
All wur "august“: ‘6':
It on till pi
Biotin II II-
red or plot
pi out to ill
it'you wsntstnemugh
ly isllsbls undo-date
hteyels. One that will
hold lhi own in any
tuiispany. on any
outlasnywesthemt
any tlmeanil will base
[rind nestyssras this
' year. thsOllIIl'I‘is
the wheel be you. On
hill-or dais. snrsith or
usigli. you can trust
your lenses on an tie-m
lent. 'l'liat’sinorelhsn
can be laid aim at
the deep cools sold’
in this town.
.. n. i. ltutin,
Ilflillhtlffl.
~ width to the road
walk will be laid Mia
f or i
. tensor.
won-Ir. “till“ n3ing an” stldillonal
erty. A. O. Darid'
Ii'e‘."”‘sn
will i it till i from lit
ghouls; ”EB Mines been charge :If tit:
r
' I
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i The names 0. pupils In the Rewar-
too school. not rsliasiit nor tardy
during the month of April. are as let'-
lows...
' ROOM iV.
Rslp li Case '
Loliiils Kendrick
Fred s
Edgar Raymond
Alice Brundago
galellaptgoidin
race an or
Leroy“ 0 km
William Waters
Fred Dibble .
Frank Hathaway
Ethel Poll! -
morn
ran w
noon iii.
Bessie Clark
' Beatrice DeWatera
attic Plunder
to. RayIDond
Mary Bullion
Vivian Stevens
Lida Wicks
Oscar Davis
Willie Moore
ROOM ii,
Mary Hupler
Olive James
lola Stevens
Forest Case
Preston Hart
Arthur Lynch
inter Ollies
Charlie Petty
Herbert Dufault
Harold Lowe
James Seymour
Rachel Guerris
‘ ROOM 1.
Frank DeWaters
l'-. rstIs.
indtw
- money 'ub
, alliinett
/ ..
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FAIRY 507 P
Misanthro- stutmw
T“. N. I.“ FIIIIIIK “I'll's’
m Isle-as m- “as... ran-coasts Mm
The variety oi smarl suits marked SID
and it! Is wide enouh
your pick, from Scott: plaids and overplaids,
cheviots. serges, fancy casslmeres. worstedsi
bier all tattle. Take
l
. '. Less price means less 903ml? more
better goods. But ailt through
5
I45); tailoring and linings and making
are superior.
'Doublless you’ ve been wishing you 'd
bought a new overcoat earlier' in the
so as to have had the use of it. Not too late.
now. $7. 50. $10, $15, $20, for godd, better,
best and very best.
£56150“
tics aqt.
BRIDGING”. CONN.
Open Henley. Friday and saturday lvhhinga
3 Bk Stockings
”Black stockisgs will not moods if first di
sndsniade
In saltwater and
-Mrs. Sarah firms River.
Pass—WW
Ilelssp sitdslsstsry.
lsllersrywssmo thmm’mhlshssbrtbemlstlasdissndry.
llendns on: nouns“...
‘ssllrsl'siry'flp
unofficial
sunflower
'. rim. of autism. racism two wtltlillt
ygl.w,
. Contractors Bates & Downs and o
Frank Fallon
Kenneth Fallon
Earl VOIblliK i
Uls Hart
Ellen James
Lillian Mills
The selectlnen have bad it couple of
signs painted and put up at the end of
Center street. where some. people have
made a habit of throwing garbage.
The Sunday school of the t‘ s-
tlonal church will meet at the-“hogs.“
Miss Helen liorehouse. Thursday even-
Ing. to practice Childnsn's Day carols.
large force of men have been at work
on the new macadam road In Noroton.
and It is now nearly covered with the
first coat of stone.
+—
The Mob an File and Drum corps
expel ts to it an engagement In Nor-
waili. Memorial Day. in the afternoon
the corps will visit the Soldiers' Home
at Noroton Heights.
J. Walter Davis addressed last
night's meeting at the Iloidlerg' Home
under the auspices of tho Stamford
Young Men‘s (‘brislisn asstsiatlon r.--
Iigtous-worh committee.
Eagle Hooit und ladder company is
represented at the titate lt‘lremen's cou-
ventton In Stamford by George J. ()Is'r-
louder. and Volunteer Hoolt and had-
dor company by Ernst Koch.
ltobsrt llrotnley Evans. of titaiuforii.
and William Jones. of Dorian IlllVr
leased the Maple Grove term of W. W.
Own. The new firm intends to en-
lnrge the present'fin-lllties and conduct
an extensive wholesale milk and cream
duiry. ilr. Owen has moved to t‘ornet
House. Stamford.
The display of dogs in Barton speaks
well for the patriotism of the town.
There was it lies raising recently at
litag's End landing. Neroton. oppo-
site Mr. Webb's store. The dagslali
wss pretreated by Ileargs dorhaai and
was made irom timber grows on his
place. After the tree was hewn It was
towed down tile river by iiarr (Ir-
i-hsrd. The itag was barred ior on
oasion h Mrs. Orchard. It is reported
“or. ”2"." ..... .“m’i'm‘” "’
su pt root as tewasoee
pie A those wle harem this far
thmt‘veduzl't: r‘balllm it: llamas ,I h are
. at . ileum . o n.W
it‘llill In. Heat-y her. A.t“ ..
lliillm. .l . . V. Cantrell.
lire. ii. I. Whittentore. Fitch's Hsli.
liddlessa club and Davies past-olive.
Noroton post-00ml! W. loanebury
llagle iloolt and ladder cont nys en-
lne house. l". W. ll . the lot-
iiers‘ Home. lire. it. . onessnd ii. ll,
liruggerhof.
DINTIITI IKAIINBD.
An essattatton of splieaate for it
causes as dentists was held in Hartfori
Iii-soar. The following were eaamtn
ed: John ll. Benedict. Dauhury;
Claude”. iti Illseiissa. llawlsyvillei .l
Cased” 30.: Chas-sewa-
wall:
5-.“ ”.1. .ts‘.
m. A.llorsss't'..ltorwsl if.“ M' "m
“Kuwait.“-
llfll ”III“ I F. I.
WANTED.
Old Gold and Silt'er.
Old Gold or t-illver of any kind; old broken or discarded
Watches, Chains, Jewelry. Spoons, out. in any condition.
DAI LY
II'I’WIIN
PULL CASH VALUE IIILI. BE PAID FOII III “00!",
a. w. nuéi‘fia, JeWeier,
Opera House Block.
Norwalh. Conn
Freight Line
serum, soimi norwux
AND NEW YORK.
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Gityol Norrilkfluloan and Eagle.
Ll"! Mlli'll IIIUILI O F. I.
LII" III '0“. Pill II I. In IIIIIOI It. I 9..
a. re. Gt ”
0! the business men of this country die pbor. By prompt
action you may escape, by applying toils
Connecticut (loner-oi modern policies.
absolutely non-iorieitulilot' Is cash In old age. For pur-
ticulars apply to rt. l-i. I.'Iioininedieu, agent. South
Norwalk, Conn.
The Home Paper.
for one of the
"oste but little,
lothlngtskesitsidsos. 'liierelsoostilwtllutsssdthere
never will be. It is unique and original. holding In its ilrtn
graspsllthepwndelnmwn. Thsppwssdllspeaplests
iasspasslle. 'l‘heirtntersstssishothsiataal,audihsyhoth
kaowlt. 'f‘lterislyprasttsslwuofstusettagthsspsspls
lsthreaghlhslooaipspsr,
The Evening. Sentinel.
ream mom in. no
'f'bothod llcllaiitn‘t, of Bridgeport.wss
charged with burglarising Arthuri' Bib
ier‘s store‘. Novemberl. 1891. He plastic
let! not guilty and Attorney Foster was
assigned to defend him.
James Noonan and John Murphy.who
are believed to have shot Ollicer James
Barnes. of Bridgeport, were put to plea
for the burglary of lease Moore' a store.
and pleaded not guilty. Attorney Foe
ter Is also to defend them. They an-
swered not guilty.
John Weathers. colored man charged
with the burglary of Dr. Beth Hill’s
house. in Bridgeport, March 22. pleaded
not guilty to the crime. He also plead-
ed not guilty to attacking John Stokes
of Bridgeport with a slung shot. At-
{Stacy Mann was assigned to defend
its
Dennis Connors pleaded not guilty to
burglarizing Joel Perry' 9 store in Woe-
to? February 27.
antes Nolan pleaded not guilty to
assaulting W. J. Cieary In Stamford
John Owens pleaded guilty to the
burglary of James H. Hoyt's store in
Norwalk, March 24.
James and Henry Dooley both plead-
ed not guilty to the burglary of James
1 .Raymond's house in Stamford. March
29. They also pleaded not guilty to a
second charge of burglary. Attorney
King was assigned as counsel.
Pasquale Sabine was charged with
abuse of Hannah Belleck. aged 9. Ill
Stamford. April 27 He pleaded not
guilt!
Frank annrs, was charged with en-
»tering the house of Mitchell E. Went-
worth at Star farm, March it last. He
pleaded not guilty He also answered
ti'ot guilty to the charge of entering
Henry Amt' a store In Bridgeport N04
vember 10.1897. Attorney Hobbs is
his counsel.
James A. Hathaway and Charles Fox
pleaded not guilty to attempting to
enter Foster & Beese's store to Bridge-
nort. the night of April ti. Attorney
Kane was appointed counsel for them.
The prisoners were then taken to the
cells downstairs. and a second batch
brought into the courtroom.
William Sidney, of Greenwich, plead-
ed not guilty to burglary in that place.
Sidney is the man who was tried for the
murder of Edward Long, and acquitted.
last fall. Attorney Lynch. who defend-
ed him at that time. is his counsel.
Henry Williams pleaded not guilty
to the burglary of Rosa Felrnbend'ii
house in Bridgeport, the afternoon oi
April 22.
George C. Davis pleaded not guilty
to the burglary of Collins dc Keeler's
store in Denbury. As Attorney Cull.
his counsel. was out present. the case
was continued until today.
William J. Crossley was charged with
the theft of a horse at Danburt May
4. The animal belonged to William
R. Freeland and was valued at 8200.
He answered not guilty.
Emma Freeman. wife of Charles
Freeman. of Danbury. was charged with
adultery with Arthur Hall. a colored
man. She pleaded not guilty Hall at-
so pleaded not guilty to the same
charge. .
[£0013 CU"! mum.
The labs also hit by the loadsida
finds a hater.
Maggie Quinn. of Westport. was In
the Superior court yesterday. charged
with abandonment of her child. She
had been betrayed, and being unable to
support the littlmone or to llsd its
father. left it by the roadside in the
Woifplts llill district oi Norwsilt. as
told in the fientlnei at the time. It was
found. and later she was arrested. She
did not deny the charge. and in all
probabilities would have been sent to
Jail for a term.
Yesterday afternoon. John Piecarii
to. an ltalian. of Westport, sought At-
torney Mullen and stated that he
was the father at the child. Rather
than see the mother sent to Jail he
would marry her. and guarantee to
Iain» ears of both her and the little one.
He wanted it fixed so that he eould set
married iit tint-o.
Justice O'Brien was III the court room
and after a license was punt-med he
married the couple The marriage took
place in the sheriti‘s otlii'e inasmuch
as the bridegroom was financially
hrolie. Air. O’Hrien received petition
for his trouble. but the consolation that
loudness brings its own reward.
ll. 0. Bennett has given up the hutch-
er business.
urns—~—
c—u‘
lira. llsmuel (Islairne. oi Nsngstuitt.
Is in town.
eII'lt oi till lltIpI
ll'. Hell!" Is will read In re-
eetnt hts residents ' I. y
W. A. Williams a business
trip to lirlthemrt Friday.
m
Mrs. It. Means. dismantle.
visiting st Ire. Nelltelesrs
m
William I listed i M Il I.
e. Herihint no Filth: .1. .
lie. and Ira. .l. ll. lsafard. purcha-
ed wheels of VI. A. Williams last seen.
Theseleeluenhar greati III red
lite film tell . itsst'ofmres
Bennett‘s .
4 ’oi the reputat on earned b D
A number of children In town are .
l ‘ '. . '
is ell-nigh imposs ble to raw
ground. and them iority w
st pped b the wayside have
to stay ti me. As with a as..." . H .
tloii, so it is with edieinal prep“ ‘
lions. Some achieve a re motion It
stays with them. It is mind '
lIririiiir: merit and not sits byttld
crate advernsi n it laces the
backed up ”but {esteem iuul wor
way quietlybut » thoroughly. 4
Norwallt poorle wantd no better”
O
my Pills than the lollowing as
from a citiztn:
h.lr Frank St obn. No. 565:
avenue, s locksm th by need
the employ oi the;e Norwalk
says' " am notthe only one '
in this calling who suiiers ironsé .
ache,a aggravated by the comma;
ol poor and the bending a
ingi There are others' in the la
in the city that I know who are
in the some way. had some
of my kidneys which led to ll
and pniuiulbacltacbe. [procure r'
Kidney Pills at Plaittcd's drug
and they b t about entire rail
am only too p eased to recommend a
a valuable goparation."
For sale all dealers. Priceso
Maiyled by oeter-Milburn Co. BSlilll
., sole agents for the United
NRemember the name— Doon’ ad— ‘
take no other .
m. warn no stars omen
hesitant topics. ofths Twin Gillie
AppointeflubCommlttese. 3‘
The committee on the Red. waits...»
and Blue parade, to be given under the
auspices of the Twin City Wheeimen. .
next week probably on Thursday even- i; 3
ing. has appointed the folowlng sub-
committees:
Prim, A. B. Russell E. W. Fitch, W.
A. Wheeler, Wilfred Bodwell.
Finance F. D Layton, W. A. Wilhelm“
er, Joseph Davis, A. 8. Russell. atepb-
en Jarvis.
Reception. Thomas Perkins, R. G._ 4
Mitchell. Fred Smith. Loraine Brown, '
George Smith.
Entertainment. the club standing
committee and Charles Jordan. Benja-
min Hotcliklae, Clifford Adams, Clllot'd
Thompson. Morris Raymond.
Marshall, Capt. Stephen Jarvis: aldl.
Lieutenant Rdymond, Lieullnant l". W.
Many, l“. O. Sanford Frank Smith. A.
H Russell E. w. ritcb. w. A. Wheel-
er. w. Gunther. F. H. Oanung. milk
Madden, I". D. Layton.
saw srasxsn Jill"!-
Wlll be Iworain'lodw. After “I.
labtnittsd to the Queen legal.
(By Associated Press.)
Madrid. May is. 8 a. m.—-The new
Spanish cabinet has been formed In
followa:
President of the council of ministers.
Senor i’raxedes Sagasta: minister of
foreign affairs. Senor Leon y Castillo;
minister of war. lleutenant General
t'orrcs; minister of marine. Senor Att-
non; minister of the colonies, Senor
Romero Giron; minister of dinner.
i-leIior Lopes Pulgt-erver: minister of
the interior. Senor F' R. Cam:
minister of Justice. tienor C. druid:
minister of public instruction. laser
Gamsao.
Senor Saaaatn will submit the halls
of the ministers to the queen reasat
during the day. and Isbinct once" will
be sworn in this evening.
The premier will set as foreign Ills-
later. pending the arrival here oi Isaac
Castillo.
I .
"One Minute Comb Cure is the
preparation l have ever sold or
and I can't say too much In its taprdas."
ii. I. Keenan. Merchant. Odell. -
Edward P Weed. Norwallt. and
t‘ Iitillson. iiiuth Norwaih
“mud“
I
-Asstss does not alert the hm
.w—
late in bed and early to rise.
res it also ior his home in the I“
ytn bed and s l.lttle Isrlr ”In
"I: pill that when liie l
ter and wiser. lidwarti l‘
“3:. and Gen t‘ Iltillsos. tloulli Nitr-
ws .
~aastssesresuorius.
The Cuban question and path .
sues eish tsto l stdesaes
Ildll who
artist desires. is WNW ”Villa
llssel Istve rune slice
Weed «it. Norwsitt. as ties HI
loath Norwalh.
anoruaa case or am‘
ousau or cash 4
rant sans.
suit was alietel hwith ‘ ‘
colt
Norwalk Chronicler