Behsdn' s at
cutest; tarnis
tum. wily mail. in ad
:0» month. we:
, It“: six months, Ii. 50; one
Delivered by ”when, we a
1 cities. it you know oi snynew‘s
' counter a lover by telephoning.
or hringin it to the other.
xorY the convenieoee at
who wish xto leave items of newir or
list will he found at the entrance
till. onion. .
carious should in all cases in-
BE EVENING SENTINEL.
' South Norwaik. Conn.
cannot be guaranteed the
y copy is handed in. Every
. e effort will be made to no
1 . to patrons. but changes can"-
insist upon as a right unless
is sent in by 2 ociock in the at-
'of the day before the change
. Evening Sentinel has a circula-
d “in the Town of Norwalk and its
. its larger. considerably, than the
.. Circulation oi the other two
Wiles. Our press room is al-
”on to advertisers and visitors.
High tide bow tido
10:!" pm 4:2Iisni
In Sunsets
s. ""‘I: l
Second Call fiir Volunteers.
I'Ilttis now stated that the president is
invoke a second call for volunteers—
this time titty thousand. Perhaps this
nerease will provldcsufiicient sinecnres
to supply all our present office holders
sons and relatives, and that then the
war may be prosecuted tor a more
suitable purpose. The political scan-
dale connected with the army in this
”or bill fair to totally eclipse those at
“(War of the Rebellion. which were
outrageous The noble army at pa-
trials for rev e only is the most
" turning and disgusting fc: uurc of this
fiumpolitan l'rroot (lottiinonts.
tNt-w York lit-mid.)
_ While General Merritt dcnics that lit
authorized the Ititcrvlcw pttiilisllcil'ycit
I terday. there can he no doubt that lit
realise! the lolly of sending to the Phil
ippincs ten or illici- n thousand raw rc-
mils Vllth a turn liaiidlul oi rtgulai
troops. And in this. which most In
., the opinion at all n-onipctcut nullitari
’uthorltlcs. ha is entirely right. To:
“filter of Spanish stiltllcts at Manila
I is variously cstlniaicd at front two to
fifteen thousand. Tlicy arc itcasoncd
acclimated and familiar with tho cuua
try. To send against ”it‘ll! do loft-riot
I! barely equal lorcc would be sinipli
milieu. till it would inillc ill tcat ittul
. . disaster. When We striki- again in that
' quarter we must he ptsputcd to crush
u we were when our tlcci sailcd into
the harbor of Manila. Wi- must wit
' with our land tort-wt a victory as slit
not and decisive as that wort-l by licw
q. The obvious way to do this ht in
m'. military ltit‘ti- Mimi in that lush.
will! II we sent a naval luic. - cz'tpnh.
. d dispntilng of the llptiniiili iii-ct and
‘ this. This force should not he a hudy
d raw yet-rum. but tnum be inmtv uh
largely oi seasonal disciplined mhth- rs.
. well chimed and abundantly iiIiI
“ . It” a good act-taint til lIllllllIil'lt't-it
.. (New York World)
A “If tillllilalt' til’ the rust of tho
m I'll the "c It intro ltiiilillls litliiitu
ll! ml up to alarm “Mimtliiliiititi .u
“mace a. day. lint the war ought
m in last it will“ it might ltiil lu “WI
‘1 ”his. The Wall of the war will
mods entirety omit the than with
which it is promoted War on tht
at it "mntiil biscuits" might hail
“ the end at the unitary: war on
johnny also want. iieowr in mm
. ‘ The war will cost wlittiever ill"
E Matias notice it cost
Wm
tiles Yorit Ilia i
M portion tar the lIIIlitill at
V “I. Mifllicndrrl by the
, III” «intuitive as so tittieiid
iii the our reissue nth. min i.
story tic-ruin. tools. sntaalm
Why or corporation engaged
host at haul-I shall my
tel which shall he
h “Ml-ell“ at i M «on.
M m I” the tit-rain
d I! We at tanner sali—
‘ h milest- oi "deposit or
W mate as W
not: in tune
‘ hauls? it it tins. thii
m is
fun. usually. all. is thin
the intern sereni- is
mslways welcome in Till: I
about the East Norwalk Methodist Ep-
. ‘rrmi I mow". All owns» indebt-
on,“
minimalistic-monuments.»
traps: than deposits are "th
by Wis oi deposit or otherwise.
whetbsrihnllleon dmsndoratsoms
”future day. "
EISI SIIIE SIFIIIII‘d
. - Other Side of the River.
I
Miss Etta Brnndago has a new litigle
bicycle.‘
Miss Nellie L'l-loinmedleu. at Henry
street. is quite sick.
. I
Miss Mary Shea. as... Washington
street. has a new wheel.
Mrs. J. H. Roadie. of Van Zandt sve-
nue. wheeled in Bridgeport. yesterday.
~—~Strawberry. festival at the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church. to
six t. .
Robert ‘Joseiovsliy is visiting his
brother. Samuel Joselovsky. in New
York city.
Russell Murray has moved from Sec-
ond avenue to Willis Bell's house in
Cove street.
. \
'\
Frank Young. at Danbnry. spent Sun:
day in Norwalk. as a guest of Charlcr
Trowbridge. oi Haviland street.
The work signaling the grounds
iscopal church has been commenced.
Henry F. Woli represents the East
Norwalk Fire Police at the session oi
the State Flremen's association in
Stamiord.
.lolin Hoyt. oi Osborn avenuc. is able
to be about again. having rccovcrtui
from a sprained ankle stistnlnctl two
weeks ago.
August Grandson is acting as deliv-
ery clerk for Robertson Brothers. dur-
ing the absence oi Irving Robertson. lo
Waterbury.
The class meeting last night. in the
East Avenue Methodist church was out-
0! the largest ever held. and tally as
interesting as any. .
George. (‘onklin was kickcd by a
mule last week at the circus in South
Norwaik. and has since lit-en llllillili' to
use his right arm.
ilarry Roberts rcco-ivcd ti puncture
to one of the llrcn of his bicycle. in Ili-
vcriiltlc th-iiiic, yesterday. running a
large nail through the rublr-r.
.lolin McFarland attended thc annual
Quito lt‘irenicti's convention in Stamiord
vcstcrday and today. as the delegate of
Muyilowcr Hook and Ladder company.
Miss Laura llultcr is r'itcrt lining a
llllflilit'l‘ fll‘lli‘i' yotuig friends this Mil r-
nooa. at the r-uldciici- of her part-tits.
hr. and Mrs. r'l't'ktirli'y Ii. litllter. ii'tit‘l
I’tiilil strut-t.
Alonzo \Vlll‘liLT. [nod "and (it Our
llrtitlicrs' lodgc. of Norwalk. is attend
log the iii-salon of tho llrand lodge ot
tiihlli'ollows lii Waterbury. its will
visit Bristol and lizitiiuiry lit-turt- ic
turning home.
'I‘hc class room was crowded at the
weekly moi-ting last cvcnlng at the blast
Avruiic church. It the number coir
tiuucs to tact-ossi- in llllt'iiilttlwi- it will
be necessary to hold ilto liiih’llligu iii
'lic lt-clurc rotilli.
.l. Wallace Marvin has the contract
to lay the drain pipes. tviiicrt-li- walks
and do the grading at tho grounds about
the new school iiousc. The work is
how wall under way and will piuluihii
Iw mmplclcd this month.
tiplcnilltl programme at tho l'liiul
\Vl'lllll‘ trutivst tonight. Mlllliitiilitll
Ill t'l'MI.
Very low churches it out u “907" Mill r
taxing head at lady wurgrs than the
Manila Methodist liplscotuii
'liurth Today it inign centrality of or
.his laborers are busy arranging the is
iihm iii the Isidro room tor ih» hmtival
ioulglit.
mi.
.‘loha (transits. it wil- known resident
at this MIN. who is employed by llotr
sills. Johnson s l‘o. M t'iitt strum.
New York city. tell dolih iili elevator
shalt last lutttrdsy. ii disttincti at two
storing and iitiiii unite indiy iniiirctl ll»
:3 since hot-ti hostile to mum his
t
'l‘lllll lllldJ Ailhlliiil'l' l'i'fillldc.
tilt Annotated rm»
Philadelphia. In it “rho gland lury
is the must Item district mutt hits
tuned into hills or innit-twat against
Willis. Metals. the turmoi- cashier iii
the (Wind “it" National insult. cm
W ill Mills.
liistilet at Norwslii. so. Prettsio
Whitley illii A it iliiiii
Islets st lithe ~ ll .hnoim isle st
u in. in out dialihl decennial.
III" of l’l‘oliiilo tor the tilhlm
st Ismail. its": limited and attend
Is nistitits (inst the dim hunt for the
creditors tit em estate is militi their
drill:- in settlement Than
a
. who .
tut pron-m heir MM]
silt-std. within said its». wt is» do
Museums»
to
unite Immediate tic-rowel iii
"Is I.
management
Various iiaps and lishaps es the 1
built fine of, Footwe
Miner shoes, 81.
or is setup lete.
__ lylou the goods are lgilt. Prices are my.
toe tl0}: 0rd ties, in ten (”'25 from Six- to ()0.
Lace or button boot, from 81.25 to 33. iii). , ‘
Gents’ shoes, $1.00 and upward.
Boys’ shoes, $11.11) and upward. I
(”and upward.
Chiids shoes, 500 and upward.
90 Washington so. South N‘érvvatk.
Your inspection
The me new Hearing the Vinson
‘ flandudnollar Hark.
The total subscription to the Soldiers'
Monument now amounts to ӣ12.47.
The 'amount required is $2,500. Con-
trlbhtlous to the fund. however email.
will be acknowledged by adding the
amount to the apprntlcd list:
lmticr ill. John. linwnyton lotto
Mrs. Andrcw Thump-nut. it A. ll. Lott
ii. A. hiutiicwtion 23M
t'lllltiti M. i‘oolt-y Hill
.I. Harrison t'ooicy i.titi
t'litit‘Ii-s ll. .lliiimcrmiu 2.0“
Mary It. Cunningham. it A. ll. itioti
I'. l.. t‘iiattiiigiitiui. irmaiiit‘t'r Muir
llllill’lllll association. transm-
ol'l “Inlt‘ iiiii i7
'i‘lic iltii I lltitihcil l. titaiwr l' o. Illiiti
.slitiiic t‘. tirccn liltiii
sit-tilicn ll. Wilma hon
llcv. A. ll. Ktii‘iiitugli Mitt
Itlonao thchr tron
Young llcaltlcttl “Joli
John (ii-tint .hti
\hrahstn lliirrls '10“
Victor W. Ferris Lao
.lohii mdfllll'lliitltit‘ ‘ inn
1. ii. Hort-iii r..ao
llohert Norma ziliti
Louis I. liners Loo
Willml linden-ll i.titi
llohori fl. Wilcutt ltiiti
Whlhllll A. 'l’tilltut Lott
George w. tliiidstmw inn
Richard Harris Mitt
.i. Irving litholo- too
i. Idwhrd Ilaier lino
i‘lisrii-s I. ’l‘ruwtiridttc 9m
lliiriil ll. Denim Mia
Wililsni I. Iniltli Mid
lands Bushman “in
llrdlllrrits ion
lira it it Woolworth. ii A it. Mid
Ismael timeless li.titi
Tom. It.” .01
A I'MIIOI‘I Vfllllo
Miracle on store situation than as
«Win s4 hind iii than minno-
W
let sillsrwsih.
um, '1miA i ’m M
ate st “rs I” [gloat-sit no of
Is" to still list
fl Win for lilo didli‘lol
If "Irish listii ”Iliad and allowed
sis tnsths trots the «is horn! is: the
W st said also in exhibit their
ulna M Mtleneitt. ’l‘lisits who
loci is t their accounts. .
howls raid little. with is! its!
amt-“odious". All nuns tad-ht»
to estate on mated. in ass»
tom ‘ is
W I. LAWRINCI.
i .
mm
silt. I. it man.
With ‘ Wm
" Saturday Alteinoon thy 21,98.
ncnerel Russell Frost smut)
Mayor C. (i. ilohannan moo
Nelson Taylor 50.00
ltobcrt ll. Rowan moo
Marvin iirothcrs 50.00
Edward ilcard 50.00
Frank A. l-‘crrls 50.00
.luuu ll. l-‘crrls 50.00
.lnri-tninli Donovan noon
.iilmt‘il (lcldcn 50.00
t‘liriiitlau Hwariz no.0"
.loliu ll. Knapp flout»
lilluuczcr Hill mutt!
I'lllicrt Aw Woodwind noon
George 1. lAiilllilIillr)’ Slum
Edwin H. Mathcwium {thou
Andrcw Thompson moo
l’ctcr L. t‘tintiiughi-ni noon
Mortimer M. Loo Sililll
.Iucoh M. Ixtyloti 25.00
William W. t'omstmk Litton
llIt'IittrtI II. lltiltltili rfitiii
l'lutrlcs it}. .li-iiuiugu 2:..oti
tiiivct 9%. Haiti Ntw Yolk Hum
ll l' ll. "illllt‘it. lltuiton Iti,iitl
iicuigc l IliIxttill Milli
Willlutu ll. ittcd limo
('tiIlilli'I lucsllc Smith twin
'1'. .l. Alliilliil. Now i'txrli littili
llr. Ii. W. limitdlt-t lotto
A Friend. liostoii ititiii
l. rl. t-liitiiniis. Now York 10.0“
(“alt-ii Wood Lust 1
Thomas Mruiilllnh 2.00
.I. l“. Iinilcy. Ncwurk. N. .l.. .l'iii
li‘rcd Knitting ititiii
lltlytlitilttl “I'iil'li'l'll {limit
W. ll. iloyt I lion Litton
FAVOR AN ALLIANCE.
(By Associated Press.)
Shanghai. May lS—The newspapers
here and public opinion in general
strongly favor an Anglo-American ale
iiauce as promised in the speech which
Joseph Chamberlain. secretary of state
for the colonies. recently made at Bir-
mingham. ‘
ssrssrsmnritrs.
Triciidnyflléven’g, May 17,
AT THE 7
South Norralt Baptist Clinch,
U odor auspices of
l’lowert'ommittmoi' \. P. 8. c. 2.. forbonctll
of th hechiiteh.
II LIBERTY SOCIAL!
Appropriati- Music. Iliecuraliona.
nit liliecilatl at is.
MISS MAUliE WOLEE.
0f Htrntrord. Elocuilonist.
Refreshments. lro Cream.
All for
till-'i it '
25 ctn
‘-
Begins at tio’clock.
“no it liiii Him!”
COMEDIE'ITA.
(iii-en under the auspices of
Trinity Church Guild,
Hoyt’s Opera House, I
AT '.::iil ti'tJlMt‘ K.
Tickets, ‘ 5 (fonts.
Children under it! years of age. it) cis.
Tlt‘lictn I'V‘Ylli ll
i'lalsied’ii. l‘tilll in
walls .
ml for reserved units at
. oru'nlh and Wood's. Nor-
Clutnn otwii Wednesday. May iii.
rrrrurrrr
We are cleaning up (or iiicsiiui- I
lilt'l’ trade and to rush mom
.uill st-ll all our
ilc Bot Paper at it
990 “ 190
49c “ 390
All told we hurtsnisiiit l.ltlt.i
it
It
hora-s. it you act-d any i'tillit'
curly: they won‘t last long.
R. H. PLAIS'I‘ED,
43 Washington Street.
Soliorwallt.
Jul. 4. .I.ii.i..l. .i. .l. ‘
Stun Carpet Cleaning
littuuu limit.
I'llIIlll‘S lituntttl.
We IN netting uni plant lti l’llllilIligI
order again from cilia-tent rim-oi iln'. .
and will in‘ ready tt-r Isl-linu- by him
"1 ‘t
SOFIO&CO..
ll Knight Hll‘t'h'l Nuts hilt.
tie is- clietits-r as the min
itilli'iititttoi‘.‘ I
PM“ ll "ti‘ tilll‘luflui
worm-d. liming malty liiisl WIIllt‘l't-I
suppli how.
"MM think the iititllci‘ttwrittiil cult
and was. I
B. HARRIS,
Illllldttitiltilfll.
llarwrn isn- him-trial at w. hi.
town we WVV’WV’WWWVU“
MI
coleslaw-Inn.
hart-rm
Gillillilti
If WI.
Royfleari.
is coming as surely he summer. Fore-
1warncd ls"iorearnied. Prepare to run
the summer gauntlet in light attire.
Our stock of dress goods in every va-
riety of tahrlc and patterns throws the
door of choice wide open. There’s a
diflerence 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. 1
25 ps. imported lace organdles that
the city people ask 17c her yd. and
sing a great song about them. Our
price this week is 100.
Light weight crcpons “in. wide.
Black crepons that we and everybody
else asked $1.50 per yd. this Week 81
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
dresses in the piece. You can have
your choice at 25c per yd.
ti pcices of 46 in. wide serge that
would be cheap at 690 per yd. We have
two blues. a green, it black n garnet
and a cadet shade. We shall run them
Itliis week at 50c.
Our Tailor-Made Suits.
‘ weave in dress goods. it new cat in don.snd Boston.
Boston
Sto re.
Fairfield County’ 9 Greatest.
Col. Cody (Buffalo Bill) speaking at
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 iluity 'with trimmings. the English
woman is over dressed. and buggy.
while the American girl wears her tai-
smurt. .
6 beautiful broadcloth suite. jackets
silk lined. skirts tucked to the waist.
822 has been the price. now $16.
12 suits blouse waists, $13.50.
20 suits square jackets. iiy trout, $10.
Jackets.
We have still a great variety. all
sizes. for {at or lean persons. 84.50 to
Sid.
Long anti short coats. 98c to 85.
Our Lamp Display
lor made suit. and looks bright and ‘
is a practical handbook on light. tall
enough to be complete. tine enough
to be unbeatable. We will not.
we cannot. be outdone. A clear bright.
and salt light trout a handsome and
convenient lamp that by its solid value 1
and durability will repay many times ‘
its cost is what wise housekeepers look
for and should secure. Search ' and
you'll find lamps from title to $18 that
will please. ‘
9
For Men.
Two Great Bargains.
100 dozen men s unlaundered shirts.
bodies made of Dwight anchor muslin.
1900 linen bosom. continuous facials,
patent collar band. cut full. sizes 14 to .
16. a. good 50c worth, while the dot. 1
lasts, three for 81. . ‘
50 dozen fancy pcrcnlc dress shirts
one pair separate link calls. made to
sell at 76c. exceptional value each 506'.
Ladicn’ Summer Vents.
100 dozen Egyptian ribbed vests cut
nigh sock and short sleeves all sizes.
regular 25c grade. eatii 12%c.
Hosiery.
60 dozen ladies' ilnc black and iancy
stockings. Our entire stock of the lite
kind. all at one price. Who.
“.0...—
lteincmbcr the wheel that wc give
away Saturday night. save your dupilo
cats choirs. It is the handsomest
wheel in this town. Look at it by the
door as you enter.
.Boston "Store, Cor. Main and Wall Sts., Norwallc
——-——RT————-
Seymour’ 3 Store.
\\ c have everything the uiatItt-t afloids which are sold at popular
prices
liar Fancy tiilt Edge L‘ictiiiicry Butter. 23t IMF) lbs for one dollar.
\utiiing like it.
IMIllt'fIt'HIi \spai‘agtis. l'ciis (linen and Wax Ileana. lit-tits, Head
Lettuce. New I’tiltittit-s, Iotiititocs, filthy tiiIiIc .\ppIt-s, l' tictttll-
hers. 'Sliiliitt'll, Strawberries. ctc.. fresh daily
'I he Y‘t'l'l'lil llatns, limit-Ions Bacon and Siiiokotl limit“.
“or tiltigtii
it ( ‘ofltics ill'l' tithe talk.
'I he '1 ca Wti tiller iii a litiill Isluucut to thousands of too drinkers.
It to ititptissiliIti to outdo |il'It‘ cs on “our.
lions (‘rcaiii Lunch and Ii"aiui'itc iiiiIk truckers. trash truth the
, ovens.
Filllt‘y ii-esh country Egg»
Bantu tor
FLOUR.
*OUR BUTTER
1 MW but. the.
‘l \hs. Marsh. the.
N“
The sudden demand [or MAUD 8.
it iiiipoiiniblca for us to It
have
ind
this “Bill;
cheap. so pl
antes tie ivory.
l icli wiliwlll said to
n 23:15" Yl‘l’ldhl‘ Yhs attract.“ e u
e youro
ltw Ipsyyottiowsli.
is iiistlyl famed for its “RUBY" its or and keeping
qualities. and our price is «ending y low.
liliLthiLthi‘lIOltll CHAS. E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
4.! West Washington Iii-est. Telephone “-1.
“00!qu insets
uIIy iiitppll.ed Butws
onthews Iisre
’ Willi
w1231's“
rho
llsst Eight Ui-eaitiery Butter. file Ih.t 8 Ills for fldli.
Mwlmmflatk.
it its. mm her. Mr
Maudie that. 'tie to as.
M \lork Broom compass.
Donovan Building. Bouti- Barnett. lib-87 lulu titre-t. ileum.
Norwalk Chronicler