.. notation unwell.
ti fill'a/V'lldl‘il taskvgior.
= condemned. onion; in
“‘- woman made medium!-
‘13:”. liable toioae till
i and his asaistnat chlei
_ ten; were on the super-
'-t u too oi.the conning tow—.
d not go inside the conning
.. will probably not be used
' 'dr‘e is coming trom both
,iir‘ it has it ed a rhther
institution. - g
e; iotaoastle. e lee of ihe
‘Jleinch turret were Lieuten-
‘ secretary. and Ensign Ben-
lieuteoant. both 0! whom.
.. -- , accompanied the admi~
ew York. Bennett had the
with him. His ilass. in their
W. were made fast with a
‘ . ran loosely around the tur-
1 te. This was to prevent
kill! being shot overboard.
” about four broadsidea to
Spaniards up. In the mean-
t‘ yellow whitlgh clouds wort
the hillside. marking whet-t
. Then a few pniia oi
W little lines of llnmen cnmr
ha in manila. The water
a few hundred yards train the
d everyone was glad. because
new the enemy was return-
‘illa iaclties had been [Into
the smoke and Mann tt
filly and the lowa was mots
" , with salt petre. flariuo
‘ 1 to be wiped ovary lew min
. ‘ man's laces were arimy out
mm were bitter from the sat.
the blaauna in the tut-res
It seemed as it the ship wat
wn trom the water in i
“on to follow the nroieetllat
' «whines! slorowttrd. Behind
= aa'a port side looked liite it
her own smoke completely
. aiarhoarduldo.
.ths lows turned to so baclt
" » in. point the entire line wat
its New Yorlt. stately
" 1 out oi the water our
all t lracoiulness. but malt
insy lnrlol. ttluwly rail tht
v” the two miles. The Town
“ on. iollowed. aticltlna ttt
lion hotter. The Detroit
. ‘ery were little spitllres
; ll‘ starhourd flliltlr'i won t-
,“ yollow notolto.
some easy in see the ulleilt
and over and tirluoiuu
.. . hil'ill into the son. flcarcc
‘aasanda oittused but the shriek
1 l‘wwrll was Magi. .tlont: oi
.. , tunes. r nun. oyt
W ‘loli their voioci . lust oi
_ at a ver tall irnlet'
my an rent y unlua their
“tars. .otti oi water risios
lions shelled how aood. or
how had had been iltc aim
at the shells. after awhile
M startlias and tho .tnen did
. dill“! someone ahttttml
in ‘9. or 'tiet under covor.‘ lint
la. oi shells overhead is
who eves the interest man
is head nearer his feel
i lites uatil a we
tlut the doaaer in out
i, Mi at husrd the to:
three ates. was s ton-tact:
soar?
ass loss.
which hit the New York
We! shell. li siruclt tin
. in the note place when
W W“. Mill! itt til the
sod esolodiaa on the Iron
oi the superstructure. it
Mi.
the fly» tire was to it»
; Mimi til lltc lttwtt'tt
I” rover. been the
II calm y as
. rhor.
,‘ it its. times! can.
. it! I llttll lit the in it!
then a shell whittled
to that iitttttt.’ touched
miss. “Mimi. on
“it H V VI it
' sad his ca m
to in mud their
mom-m was that
lithe rot
as! total
' wallow“ : ~
' impressed me. most in , so. -, nucleons;
lace"oiinsn1ierable ‘diillcnitien I doubt.
‘flmher‘therc ever was alparllamenta-
c tor the‘ioreet of Dean. :, said: ,"Mr.
Will it! the country his
_ on‘blieyiii‘eg‘wa‘s un-
tewrd'ee'oro 3111th too "with:
waamiahinrnordtnary morsl influence":
gimmicky“ ln‘ ‘convert‘ln‘s the. House of;
Coziunonsfto a'cv‘c‘ept his "home “rule bill."
Nothing, "but; his . personal "iniluenod
could: have achieved so much 'in; tire,
clan who equalled him lit hls'hlg'h stun»
hard» ills dramatic aptitudesndoulclt
,adnptibillty .as an orator made him
from! to any emergency." ,
:“Slr Charles Dillte. Rndicnl member
Gladston‘e'a leading personal character?
tstic was old-fashioned courtesy; while
ma statesman it was hlslalisoluie mas-
tery 'o’i finance. 110th in principle and'
letnll, u mastery which was incompar-
atlye and superior to that at any of
ill contemporaries." .
Henry Labouohere, editor of Truth
tnd Liberal member for Northampton.
llld: "What impressed me most was
‘tis power of concentrated cilort’. Once
to had decided upon a course oi action.
=very thought was bent to attain the
and. No‘ labor was too arduous. lie
tnimated both his supporters and his
opponents. inspiring the iormer with
all own tlerce energy; while, it he
:ould not gain over the latter. he crush-
ill them. it was to this print determin-
ttlon that he owed moat at his succes-
tea."
James Bryce. Liberal member for
louth Aberdeen and author of The Am-
yrican Commonwealth. cold: "I can-
not remit any other case in English
history where a whole nation has tol-
ltfwed the sun setting on a lite with
such sympathy and regret."
John Redmond. Parnellite menthrr of
Parliamentior Watcriord. said: “The
loss to England is absolutely iacclcn-
‘ole. 'Engiishmcrt at all portion should
1e crnteiul tor his services in promot-
ill the pronoerity of their empire."
.
ud‘l‘wotomlajursd in a, WWII
in Illinois.
tBy Associated Press.)
Rockiortl. "L. May ill—Eleven people
on known to be dead and two score
badly injured ill a result at a destrur-
ive cyclone which ,uwcpt over Quin
~ottnty last evening. The ntortn conu-
‘rom the south and was lront 300 in tin
'cat wide. it leveled everything in tin
mth. demolishing ittrtn honour and
tlll‘llii. and ltillins live tttnelt. Tito
dorm won the severest at fltiiluutn Vtilv
cy. where it wrecked iliteen butldiuan.
wo churches nod a depot. (li'i'ill dam.
liti‘ wna also done tti Adeline. .\itttty
tulldlllla bolus titled. The rlilli‘tltltiu
'oport many wouhottto. 'l‘clcaroult ililil
tlvllllillll' wirot int-re badly ““00”“.
Elma“! (Mil 0m Didi‘illldi‘t.
iiiy'Asaociitlod l'roas.)
New Haven. Mil! loo-«Judy Tenn-
«and. at the United States district court.
'odny handed down a decision itt ilw
rttse oi the electric i‘lll‘ moody oi Ant-
‘rica and the ‘l‘ltotaaott-iiottnton cutnn \-
ny. against the liartlhrd llaiit'otnl con»
catty. The pininiids claimed tilt in-
t’rittwenent oi Nicol on a controlling
twill“ tor electric motors, ‘l’itc ill“
vision orders on idiom-lion tlliil ut-
‘dlilltllll'. .
(Killfll'l‘l'lil 'i‘tl AN MWIJ‘MN.
lily Associated l‘rml
Middlotavm. ditty lll~l‘lil‘lldi‘ little, 5
tmuain oi Idsscii time. the Now York
millionaire. was totntoittml to tho hoa~
nitsl tor the insane today by the l'too
little Hurt. ‘llu want at one ilttte wool-
titr but lost ctrusltlershia atattsy ls
atarlttt.
\lllttl'l to Will till.
At Hart‘s (lost-s Noon. on Istttrdsy
mammal” tittlld 1m
«mosques-tumult
.m.
flu
: , udlnsw a ‘
‘ 1 . Watt street: noonwii'he marital hrosdw
ii , e'neh comedians: 1-1.0?clofihgnd H s' ,
too
Whartonuodsrmassaiu “gut.
Wha‘shmalliu suit-m tau
were In! AI‘YWWWWWX in to
'stocita..“espe‘cinlly in. a number at
, ‘ lly dormant securities. {tho W
n a v Vii leaders lso scored handsomely
new which . ,
drihhl'i oi realisation'dnring the our
ller trad ill. suddenly rose, over a point!
holes to noon. 185.itil shares; The bond
market was intensely dull. but prices
were well sustained. . . .
‘Wsli street. “1'. p. m.——Roclt 'Islen
touched 102 in the boot- sitar midday
thus csosedlwtha previous high unlit
two points. Prices generally were high
er. w
the traction. . . . . .
Wall streehd p. tin—Speculation was
more generally concentrated in the
specialties alter ,1 o'clock. The leading
interests sorcerer! to take up various
properties one alter another and en:
countered little tiiillcuity in advancing
them. Manhattan was the special {coo
tore antl'ntied around leis.
. P"
Miss Anna E. Johns, or Lake Wnocn-
bite. is a guest of Miss Mabel Hamilton.
at the Norwallt Hotel.
The rennin to the Washington street
bridge are completed. and the cm-
oloyees oi the Berlin Bridge company
have taken their departure.
”cu-4
The Woman's Christian Temperance
union will hold it molar weekly meet-
ing Friday at 3 o'clock. with Mrs. Jo-
seph Richards. 31 Chestnut atroct. All
are welcome.
An interesting cottage meeting was
held with Mrs. Timothy Fitch. lust cv-
cning. at her home in Ilerwiu street.
There were twenty-six present. Martin
Kellen led the meeting.
.a—n
George ii. Coilett. oi New Haven. one
or the best known racioa men in the
statccircuit, hurt the honor oi being the
llrst to enter the Aloha races. Screral
other enirlca were received today.
At the meeting at the Woman's Chriv
tiau Temperance union. held with Mrs.
William Lawrence last Friday. it good
report of the county convention held in
Bethel May 6 was elven. Llaht retrt'sh-
media were served.
invitations are out for the marriage
oi Miss Ella Grcaory to William Burr
Penney. oi Sotttboort. The ceremony
will be performed by Dr. Noble. in the
Norwslh Congregational church. on
Juno 1. nt 4le p. Ill.
ilod'a Hand In Amcrlcan History will
he the subject of the adtlrctta oi the
itcv. 16'. A. ilooilcld. oi the Norwallt
licthodist church tonight. The coin
icrcnce minutes will be distributed at
tihc close oi the otretinl.
l'lonccr Castle. A. 0. K. oi .‘il. (‘..
will hold ti meeting at great intcrcat on
Friday i'l't‘lill’lfl. Antcndments to the
hy-latvs will he uctul upon. ll, 1). ti.
i‘. (tome W. Collin will lie tircnciii to
itttttull Vichl‘t'cuitlcnt iltoruc licu‘cii.
Auttuui lioeiiccitct‘ nan Illi‘i‘flfiilt'il Al-
lllll Moltno. as proprietor oi the market
at ‘lii North Main street. He will «but
ill t'lttlli'u mints oi all kinds. titth. cloths
illitl rota-tables in their reason. lie ulso
carries ll line at lirabcituts groceries.
ltusacli ll. lloyt. the pardoned room
tcrioltcr. reached Ilunbttry 'l‘tuuitty cv-
nnlntt. ou the lli‘lll mdn trout tlartiurd.
lie was that til illuMihtio ntt'cut stutlotl
by his brother. cute-mi u coach tutti was
driven natty. urcuuautbly to iloihui.
Ihortly before 2 o'clock this ulter-
neou the cornice on the old “"19““
touttdry dutilditut in lactitmnit amt,
one way and full with it loud crash.
devout horses in the tulntty were
it blotted. but no ilil‘liitll .lmnase an
an ted.
Wither ll. densities. o‘tleat .«ou oi ls~
one it. diallingl last ovtn tta received
the too at . it. irontt l'slvorst-
t at cw Yer and was ryuolntod
l e Ital oi its! hospital. lit. «to
trier entire ilttas hit now hold the Oral
of nae.
W
it. "allot 7. at tittlttatm. lid. who
has hens in alt-try and lethal tor tits
test low months is the interest at the
l mast- oi Homsaaphs. has
is Harwell: what its will work
tits two sanctum there tor a timer
- nlntry Ms.
W
In. W. Itrttiltsr Janos. Mater not
lot at It. '2': church. is Wilma:
Id: Iwma ' -"“‘” mated. lads ot'tbe’ much in u"-
itmttec .vsrtety, both ior ltreet Md cv-
‘enl'ni wear. The most inatidloue taste
"5‘ WWW“. Mather preterred 'rce'e fl;
lth some‘incr'enae, o! animation in T-
suomown. most. ms. .
t
l
setlsiicdln this
,iront and back.
each.
corded stripes.
hie price.
".98 to 03.98.
SKIRT
weltra u shirt
keep the waist
teatime? NOVEL
gaod the'niost econootlcsi buyer can he
Bovs' Witsrs.
1 witxtra‘hne quail”. Wm‘e' ”mm
"Mother's Friend." regular 16c grades
(or 50 cents; sizes from 6 to 12 years.
mum.
French dimity in the very intent
French designs and coloringn. lace and
More than usual effort has been made
to otter thedlt‘ii'tsi. at the lowest portal.
UNDERSKIRTS.
Black Noreen lshirts that rule the
town, either in price; quality or Work-
rnnnahip." Only the but materials used
-eatra width that will stand out—iron
And a aood black sateen skirt. with
one or two white. for 19 cents. They
recently sold at it each.
lly good right rvery woman who
a "Featherweight" utmportcr; it
The D. M. READ CO.
mom
‘ .35. mo, 32.
' .50. t2. not.
89, 310 and $12.
its. , .
department.
in all sizes, {or 25 cents
"‘ .'
tor 15 cents a yard.
Si'l’l’ORTERS.
wutst should also wcnr
will
down in [tn-.0.
~a¢~ My...
oillce oi the
id. itlllll.
i‘oattnittcc oi
lifted
l
at llasds . ti
aialtttta and
a Vitri iir ‘-
o s mantles. to be Is
street. is sold city.
twists estimate at va-
” NOTICE :0 "
Notice is hereby given that an as-
sesamcnt oi the polls and taxable prop-
erty oi the ldtddlc
ticitool distrt-t hurt lu-cn mode on the
town Hill of isn’t. '
tiloitl list may b (bond for vitamins-
tion at the «dive ll .lucob M. Layton.
linilrutul itluco.
The lloatd oi ltcilt-i will meet at the
lane. South Norm-lit. on Thursday.
all an. ill“. at ll o'clock a. nt.. in hmr
tutti tioiot'mlnc all llillWfllI made to thcm
trout suitl asst-suntan lbtt.
[loud at ltlitldic l’lt'c Milo River. Moy
School District.
intent in Point.
Olen ol‘ the on (not. of the our oi
Iotuh Norse! . tie. is Washing
ides nth. ma
mi
this “as l
t
Five Mile Rivur
ti nub Norwnlh.
itclct-ttttcit in Railroad
ii. lil'r'l‘tl.
hildtllc Five Illa lllvrr
ntid tit
toa
sis will he rewind at
twelve till o‘clock loan
in litr-
ml 0. M-
ltl la loath
. W
1., U“
'a ‘r in
,.
terns. , Prices.
benefit of not purchase. ‘
..
ner Worm/roilet Wore'and Glass Wore.
largest and finest we have ever shown.
l-lold~l)ust Pans, 50. I .udles, pierced, 20.
90. China Cream Pitcheré, 50. . '
I
NOZGA EflEBU'l-Dl
‘ H " ShirtWaieta x
_ ‘Agoltf this weeks'wcniave added‘ne‘vv thingit
. We” show all the latest novelties on soon as they are out. ,- Chronicle-are
mode to fit. , The workmanship is the veryebest and our prices we mimetic.
We are showing omen'dless variety of the choicest:.efic‘cte‘l'in‘fl’erddlee.f
Gingham, Printed Dimi’ties. Canvas Cloth5.LBntie'te, in an "t
Housei‘urnishin‘g Dep‘artr’nen
'i My” .._
.to'
« ‘ t
l‘“ W
. ’-
Weore Shooting in ourHousefurnishing Department nineiv lliiio‘of Din-
Our line of J ordinieres is the
100th Clbthes Line. 130. , Foot
Covered Gla‘eslButter'Dishee,
m
.a.
surprise you.“
- Seofi'ttdd E) ”Kent‘s 4
WE CAN -INTEREST YOU!
We have just received anew lot of Citifi'ottiortt.
nmutc the different: styles and finish in our store.
" it Tristram I 3' 'HYétt’
,NORWALK, comm.
We are selling at $4.75, 5, 6.50, 6.75 and 10.50.
it‘o tenor Shirt ‘ Wotsiii’ittdeirt.
he intent pat» ,
. w 1 39¢: 1.. $3
‘ ‘SpeoiaiSale ofvTowelo. ‘
We ltavc'clos‘e‘d out from the importers oilnrgc line of FitteLincn .
Towels nt'nbont 25'pcr cent less than they haveover been sold.) ,' They will
be placed on sale Saturday morning and we will give our customers the
1s
Ex-
It will
Alt-IO
The PEARL 1.1.11... Hanger.
Ola-ewe thoaah hooks. THEY DID l'l‘!
i-iltlrt holder, loo, or 8 tier do.
tittlt hanger, tile, or I ibr an.
All women wont them.
All women «to have them.
lot the only [It‘l‘lllt'l holder manic.
Self-adjusting to any sine null.
This cut ltitli‘t‘l-Mli' the American ”I‘m
“l9“ . i l l _ 1 ‘ ‘ h V
hams. tho is“ m'. mm'amto‘mw“ mm M view was
W till.
tool. tit in at.
Repairing. llottiitot. ‘l'ottcltiua.
kcls. Horse iltuuis. mode and repaired.
1111mm
latlatttallhlltw.
macaw lili-
rm Bendnoi’s its», in one end Teletdfia
Scofield 8t Hoyt,
Norwalk and South Norwaik.
Lugosi, Oldest and lint Reliable Bicycle Dealer in the liorvtllt.
LUTHER M. WRIGHT.
”Invest
him".
“till" ll. (MN UN". Mahmud Bicycle in".
Open evenings until 0 o’clock.
Burrow. l’l-toctottu, litigation. Wmotut. ’l‘ruols. llttrocsr. Whips. Bolton. Bian-
Faotory and Repository. Franklin anti Iadicon Sit.
snort-t uonwauc covert.
Norwalk Chronicler