nah; The quartorntasters s doing remarkably well lit for its “Aldo men islet this snoring were the . 'ti,. Tonnesse infantry, First regiment. Vermont in- t regiment, Vermont voianv . . arrived this morning on H a ver the Southern railway. tvis composed'ot 980 oili- men. under Coionel' O. 0. was transferred to the park , that! men are now getting rest- since the mobilization Ooxhpsritiveiy few troops are la, the pars tbdsy hard dril- ‘ ’ tag on in every camp. The , attaining and drilling is being prosecuted " or a! owns. Open With Dynamite ted Prose) no, N. "May Zi—lnlorm- ' resolved this morning from I smell station on the Santa U thirty miles south of this fair. fist tne Santa Fe train. the south ' gunman“ express. had been held bandits. who boarded the train , ~on and compelled the engineer m it to a stop about live miles to! that station. They gained en- , to the express car and threw the into a ditch. where. with the dynamite, they blew it open and . the contents. The robbers es- on homes test were in waiting. railroad company notified the sher- laoo Lunas. who. with a large I. started In pursuit. cannon norm. ”3 h Worklng order Between Capt , Woodlands“. : WM lass by Associated Press) Hoytlen. linyti May 24 ~Iu- here at the wool station In re- . to the reported cutting of the co- m at Santiago dc Cuba and (liltin- . . by United States cruisers. show .. I .fllllel have not been cut. The cu m no. this place to Guantanamo and do Cuba is In working order. mite a soar. finite! dongs-tun m. m in “hmm. (By Associated Pms.) . May Ill—The trial of to Willie tor the murder of lio- ' I- B- is'ombcrt. oi' Wilton. Inst No- . was begun in thc Silpvi‘lul hm this afternoon. Judge occupied the beach. .‘tl press bar the work of octet-ting a jury was In more“ "WWI: THE MIBSIONARIES. ‘ (By Aoooclntcd i‘rcasl ‘ .M Leone. West (‘uasl oi Arrlci ”NV-Artifice tit troops bus rolicvcd fl Marlee and uillcls Ill Rollin M lives were intpct'ilitd by Hill up m til the natlvcs who lt'llllliti the imposition of the llill Int: , Indies oi the Alucrlrnu mission- “In who were murdered when tin in m attached and deathly-ed tin “I d fliltllltlllt ill the will pull III .. aw!“ month. lliivo lllill l""t‘|tl\lltil I» ma. louder tiAtlltIlALIdS'l‘d risen. Walrus. iud.. May at . to. I...» H d the ludianapoiis and Know Hit N players who tried to play .I u. .uI-ro “‘0 some Sunday last result up it. plies court yesterday Noni ot "It ”so were present Mnuuty Ito ill moved to nation llii oliidnll .. a Jobs (in: llluluthl tIIfIcrI-niiy anti .. dosh ot the portltllmlits ti not. Ilegrleves line no» sound to m to make a tool HIM «m... ”i murmur” IN session. (I! Aeoooioted I‘roul ”m. liar Nn't‘hc unnntd illtl Ilia the Wilma Unitarian Iidotii'lllllill‘l ,W this Inornlun in 'l‘rcinont (3”er ll. Wright oi‘ Worthing- WM the I‘lllll‘. ’I‘lu- I'l'|illl’i of , m showed that there llitll E fleeces-or receipts ovn capmuii- mm the year oi lib. lit. Its. ................ murmur without: at Associated Press.) . . or iii The president Wing llonllbslinlls lo the ‘ “a: To be cltplllllio“ Iloolol of Clonal-climb. Howard A. oi (bismuth-oi: to no first .. indoors It. Williman. of iillrn r. Room. oi Coo- , 'smendments _wso paved. their remaining lands. The bill with The soul chaplaia'e invocation at the opening of the session today was a hymn of thanksgiving for the seventy- ninth birthday of "the beloved Victoria. Queen at Great Britain.” The closing sentence or the prayer was as toliows: "Knit the hearts of the two qreoples who speak the English tongue more and more strongly together that we may work out the might? problem oi the highest civilisation for the whole earth". . ‘ om: 01 mourns. Thomenniolwentlonolthoflociety in Session at Waterbury. (By Associated Press.) Waterbury, May 24—Tbe biennial convention oi the Ancient Order of HI- bcrnians Is. being held In Convention hall here today. The opening session was called to order by State President John P. Murphy. of Norwich. at 8:45 this morning. The convention was Im- mediately adjourned and the delegates marched In a body to the Church of Immaculate Conception, where high mass was celebrated by State Chaplain J. .l. Quinn. of Collinsviile. After the services. an address was made by the pastor of the church, Rev. W. .1. Bio- cum. The delegates then returned to the hall anti the meeting was again cai- Ied to order. Another address was made by Rev. W. J. Slocum and several oth- ers. A business meeting followed the addresses. The reports 01 the various committees were read and oillcers clcct- ctl: State president. James New Haven. BUYING AMERICAN PRODUCTS. Kansas City. Mo. May til—Senor ig- nac 0 do la Torre. son-In-Iuw of Pres- ident Dias. of Mexico. has been In Kan- sas City since Wednesday last. act-oni- panlcd by his brother, Thomas do In Tune. Alfred Sardines and Juan (loi- rrrcs. All are prominent business mob of Mexico. During their stay here the members of thc party have purchustd cntirc train loads of American pm- dncts. Including I25 blooded bulls. scr- cral lull blood Jersey cmvs. lilltl n num- ber of thoroughbrtd carriage horses and brood lliill‘t‘tl. ’I‘Ilcy also purchased 3 big consignment oi agricultural Imple- merits. I’. Bree. u'r MR8. IIINE GETS A DIVORCE. New Haw". May 2t~—-|u litt- .‘._Iupt~rl.vr court this afternoon Mrs. Mary i“. lilio III New Ilnwu. was m'nntctl a divorce from (‘hnrlcs Ii. Nine. of New Ilrltuio. upon the rcporl of II committee which found iuiolcmldc I'l'ttI-liy. The tool- niittcc wns Judge I.. M. linbburd. of the court of common pit-mt. HERMAN Ridit‘l'tiltlidtl. lily Associated l‘rcss.) Key West. Muy 2i~--Thc llcrmnn third class cruiser (it-l-fir. now a! lion:- nn. Ivili Icztvc that port for Vern Urns. \chlco. tomorrow. boring on board it tui'ur number of III-rulun rcIugI-ct. hiltrl. I‘.\lt’l'l'lli lNJl‘ltlJli. lily AssoI-Inlcd Press.) New York. 3on 2I~~.\il'. 8. lion..- i’t'lcntl. lurid iicineco'a rt-prtmtlolirc in this city. Its-civcd n Incusdgc from i.ou~ lnzI imin)’ sailor: Mrs. Li‘tilli' i‘urtd‘ nits Ilctt' rolr litiottd last cveulnn Vi'lllll' playing at the Illi'tiilt'. Now \‘Iuk. .\ln,v 24 .\t u quzluu til the board of directors of the I‘uiou l‘u‘ 'lIIc itnlircnd company noisy. l2. ll. iiurrimnn was elected chulruiun ot titc . M‘I'uill'o I-Inulolltw. ' ‘ Nl‘li'llll rIIlM'idii A LIVE MAN. Iiurlug II trip through li‘l‘lJlill our day INcw \‘orltor found lillilrlt'li without ila rust-Is. ulIIItI won in I hoodlum whltli III- bud lcit behind nl ilu- llulcl WNW" lio lintl nioppul lltc tiny I» ~'~.Iuit lli' lil‘i'ill‘lllllll! lllltl ilit- landlord it; «old him It burbrr. 'I'bc llil‘illlII'Il was loululul if there wns r unit in Iio- \‘il- 'iIuo who could serve llim. lllIl picncutly will up a man who cxpimmml lllli nil. illtlIm-ss lo iIIIIll'I‘lllItt‘ iitt‘ job. The New \‘tsritor decided to risk It slush ol' vvo. "Well sir.” mod the nmnlcul‘ tour. or. "not It lllllt- inoltntiou. "will you done. lic IonII tint on your buck Wl'lllt' I altars you. sir?" 'l‘lIlokiuu it won IrIIldIlil)’ ii insulin of tin InllIiIl')‘. lliti Vi‘w Yoriwl' Illl‘l‘ll'llt d himself out coul- torinbly on his Milk and poorly wool to sloop Wllllll the Mom slum-II him. so light Was his lulu'll. wont be had finished the NW t'otlor lii'tltlc and mill: "1 Hill curious to ltnow why you taken me to lie down on my back to be shoved?" “ilmnm sir." was ills in- «Inland reply "I ocwr l. tot. shared a llVi‘ Mil. Ili'” "It is a flirt. “said too stIcI-cssiili mail. "that i own my pI-I-sc ni success by ho- lng retailer! by n slrl" "Well." said tho some crIInk "that Is the Ilrsi time i ever braid oi u III-gutle- as II devol- upsr." "It II II sln.‘ slit sold. "for people to will mossy In gambling done." 4‘I Itaow.’ he ropllwl. "In" what’ a the worrying over It? Nobody W is that tray." on...” . urologists-You Mead ‘ >‘hnostlogthstholso t- } mus-stem “l , ,mssnol to elicits the Italian ‘ indisns certain lands in their reservon ,tion and secure tor there a union or o bonds. firm. a. low of t s specialties. which canola prices to case all immediately alter the , opening. Changes were small in alloy eases Wall street. I“ s ink—The railwayh mtihiiested considerable sailing pres- sure and the support in this direction led to re-bnying of stocks. The mar: ket became snimatc‘d before the end of the hour and prices rose rapidly. The Internationals and the grangrrs were. the leaders. Minnesota Iron continued Its recent upward (2' "*"se and gal over four points. ., I..i...i: steel also inmpedth‘ree points. ‘ New York. May 24. Wall street.‘noon l—Proftt taking was responsible fora fractional'renctlon after 11'“ o'clock. London Joined in the selling, alter hav-, ing bought freely here at the opening. There was a marked subsidence of an- imation on the decline. which was in- signiticant except for Minnesota iron. which yielded 1%. Towards, midday the market rose to top prices again. Metropolitan Street Railway was the leader and advanced to near 159. Sales to noon, 189. 922 shares. Bands were very dull but firm. New York. May 21, noon—Money on call. nominally st 1% per can; prime mercantile paper. ”MD 5591m- cent; sterling exchange. steady. with actual business in‘bankcrs' bills at 486% @ ‘l/Ilor demand and at 484% for sixty days: posted rates. 484%; com- mercial bills. 483 (r is; silver certlll- cates, 57% 6 58%; bar silver, 57%; Mexican dollars. 485%: Wall street. 1 p. nI.——Somc stocks rose higher alter midday. bttt the move. ment was not nuilorni. Illinois steel and Minnesota Iron reacted about two points each, and there was slight rc- ccssoins elsewhere in the list. ilusl. nesa became rather dull. Wall street. 2 p. sir-The market he- came active after i p. In.. and values mounted rapidly to the high level. The movement embraced practically all the leading shares. with the demand quite brisk tor St. Paul. Louisville and sugar. __... ADD! “0'“ LOCAL XIII. Extensive road repairs huvc bcuo made on Prospect ltill. Mrs. E. ii. Pillow. of Chestnut street. is waning in ltidgcucid. 'I'lIe (‘urrcnt Events club will llIU‘l at the Central club. tomorrow morning. The dioceslnn board will cxamiuc St. Mary's parochial school tomorrow The Intel bullets have prnctlt‘uliy ill illltil to honour the price of broad to six crttts. 'l'wcttl. u son of ill!“ IIXILC hos t‘liurlcs Iltlit‘ll New Yorker of that unmc. rcnlcd a house lll South Nora-nib. ’l'iic scholars of the Sunday schools of Nurwnld will nerd-ti in the rim-oration of thc Soltllcrs' graves on Memorial Day. t-limcou Kcllh. of \olwnih. is our of lllt' Iltligutcu it! till Notional c: "H Ii lino of itnliu‘iiy I'natnl t‘irrhs‘ undo-in- lion or Ilnmim. .Inuc ii. The funeral oi (II-orgi- I'urt'ott will 'w iIr‘ld (ruin his litmit III “'llliilliiillli It‘lllill'l'lld' Ilrlt‘l'lilltlll ill :’ ,Jlo It'rim-lg. ltrv. i‘. A. studio-id \vlil oiIII I- II". ‘l'lic filiit‘i'tll oi Ntiln"! I- Murwliousc will or llllt'litllil Iron: his l.»I-‘ liililil in .“ollll strut tuutorrow .‘ll'i"l‘lltllili at l o'clock. A number of Hip viiillll llllill'n friends ulmut town will I'tilli' ”llilt ll. \vr-Ia. lttl'. \. tIIMIIIIl uiil oilitlott. l‘uioutloc tutu. .\. ll. K. .\I. I‘.. ot-Ilud tin third degree Illut Iiluht on Mr. lv'Iuip-r. ill-lrici licpotr Ilcorsc t'nlllu and .lnlln ibuith. oi ritomiortl. \vct'c quIullf llli‘ visitors Ill‘M‘lIl. Alter Ilw work I‘t‘ll‘t'llltmi'lllil wcrt- schud and u social Illll" culoycd. 'I'Illd \‘tlI’Ntl IlItI'tIi-IKEEIIItit. illic no» u young wile. Just inurricd. Il'oln buntdllig sritotil. :IIIII .iIilllouplI t'il' ucult-d I'cuurdices or crpI-usc. didn't know loans from any othct- \‘l'llillillltl. Hence. this dinbstoc with tho unlit; "NIIW, lioldl. shot Illi' w- to bore tor dinner?” "'I‘bcrc't. Ilvo ciilt'ktlot to distill. mum." "i‘il III-.ss lloto lllv tirat tiling. “'llrl‘t' nl‘c their r'otlnsi” “Why. Iillllli. line‘w in tltclr tcutllers ’.“'.Ie “IIII. llnn. rcrvc them that was. The nmlcot itnnmon niunrs t-Iokcd thotr ptiimwks with the feathers on. It will In It etirilrlst lil imidw." "ll Will Illliill. Hillii‘ut ii ,Hlll willli in help. you “till“ be meu' the turnipt.“ "flit how szct' ill null- them two nod two in no tiuu. Why. I llllil no lilt'l‘i conklnn wos m Iiiclttrcmitlr.” "I IhlolI. noun. ilmi sloshing the col- I-ty do be Iuorl In your line " "All llllil. llllldl'. i‘ll Hill“ It on to tho batiirtmm. and We some lowly l'srlal soon that will tulle off «very open .' "Thank you. ninth Would Will mind toiling Ins. mum. the cookies schoId where you were cdiilcoiml? I tidbit i' it have to toils some lessons there turn self. If we be going In work lumber." ~ilnore.lonients. Waggloo has gone Into a paying Im- loose. What is m For s sIosiI m. he'll coach the symptom of our cumin list who steals s climate disease? i Memos-'tweottogelowar.u gov rmncut ”it y ' west to to. e nice cool house “ in sampler. ”I. for on kitchen heat gobs. use our Vapor move. it you care to deduce expenses,» aster so kitchen stoves go. use our Vapor stove. It is the coolest. safest and most economical stove that has ero- heen brought to our notice—safe as a coal or wood stove. and much cheaper to run. There has been an exhibition of the Vapormtovesfor several days,and doubt- less many have witnessed Its superior qualities over all others now In use. ., They occupy but little room. are easy to keep clean. nndtare not wasteful In the consumption at inel. They com- bine all the‘qunlltics that moire them most desirable. . Now on sale in .nr kitchenware de- pertinent. INFANTS'. DEPARTMENT. Children's cambric dresses, with ruf- ne around the neck, for 25 cents; oth- ers, trimmed with Hamburg. for 60 cents-trimmed with lace, for 50 cents --trlmmed with rattle and llamburg. for so cents. ' Lawn chbrys and gingham dresses, tor 75c. St. $1.25. $1.49. $1.75 anti ”.99 to $2.50. A nice assortment In all the new shades. Beautiful plain lawns. In pink and blue. trimmed with rat lace. tor 822. Low neck and short sleeve dresste. both in colors and white. Wool reefers. 98 cents and up. Duck and piano rccfcrs. from $1.23 to $4 98— nil prices between. Pique short cnnis, In pink. blue and white. from Still to $6.00. Swiss cups nmlhonncis. from 25 cents to $3.50. Also chli‘lun bonncts. In pink. blue and white. (ircst variety of hats. 25 cents to $I..’.u, l’lquc sun huts. with button crown. for 25 cents. Straw and mull hats. as low as 50 ccnls. Doys' kill suits. in colors and white. from Ii. 25 to 3;: rm. t‘ r“ ‘. ilnhy ilnukvtn nud afghaue. pillow cases. llllih't w rt-lliing for n baby that brothers don‘t always find tltric to multc.‘ HARDWARE. I'lcturc Wh‘t“ lil'lllitill‘tltl tucks. tinti- ii||ll tucks. lioultr. stair buttons. toast-l hooks. sinlr torture. sockets. brnckcla‘ zinc nlitl lIl'IIrs bindings. The D. M. READ CO. NOTICE! Xotice to hereby given that an as- stsemcot of the polls and taxable liltill- my ot the .\Ilddlc Five Mile ltivcr School tlliltl'itt hos liccll lllllilt‘ on the town list of NW. rldld list only b- found for lX-Illilllll' Iloti Ill lint oilin- III .int‘olu .\i. l.1l_llilll. lluilroud plot-c. ti mill Norwnllt. 'l‘lu» linurd or "our! will meet at flu- oiiirc of tip to tuition in lltIllrotui piucc. South Norwolk. on 'I‘mIrmioy. Mus ‘Jli. lh‘bs‘. III ll o‘clock ll. lil.. to lIl‘III' and Ilotcrnllm all animals made to tin-In from Hold Iisscssutcnt list. lldlcd ul hilddlc It‘lto Mlle ltivcr. hilly Ill. liiilii. ll. Hl'l‘l'ii. "Olllillllll‘ll of .\Ilddlc lr‘lw hillt- itivrt tithool Ilisultt. Illltlhi School Taxes! .mamn. The taxpayers at the tlenth Norwalit liulou Helical district are hereby aotlc tied that the district but at one and one-quorum mills on the dollar. laid on the town nonresident list of litt'I. at II mention 0! the district hold on the int day of June. mill. at the Franklin street school house. wnl be due and ttayubio on tho lid day at May. test. at which time I shall be ready to twelve some at litilison's drug store. It Wash- Iustou street. l'eusiiy at the role or nine per cent. a you train May an. lull. will be citarood on all loans ro- Inaluluo usnsiti on and otter June as. that. I. A. NIIIIII. Collector oi 'l‘sscs tor IlotillI Nerooik Ilolou lichooi lllotrlel. listed at death Harwell. April "I; all ‘ Iiuits It you wold sci the included! to IIpplnl you to soy oilico you wsnlcd in this i" re our. wtun would you tslo'.’ lusts-«Item Admiral. oi course. Ilolitw Whtti fut" . I’nits Why llN'Illtifl he don't have author to do but set in the shade owsr blit'il lmhlnd Iverythinl. so «how tur- lltwitci'. lull the trout Admiral catchm bilscm. and no mlololtc. ”"witr to hell!" he exclaimed earnest— uPresently his collar button wrooiod titesi' from his era sod hunted soar. “Wort"il hr hi . list it was with mental rsssrvothlo. l N0. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK . ‘ A . Shirt Wallets. Again this week we have added new things to our Shirt Waist stock. We show all the latest novelties as soon as they are out. Our waitst are made to fit. The workmanship IS the very best and our prices we ministries. " We are showing an endless variety of the choicest effects in Parodies, I Gingitums, Printed Dimities, Canvas Cloth, Batiste, in all the latest pat- terns, Prices, , ‘ - 39° to $3 75 Special Sale of Towels. We litive closed out from the importersn large line of Fine Linen Towels at about 25 per cent less than they have ever been sold- They will be plated on sale Saturday morning and we will give our customers the benefit of our purchase. ' l Hou'sefurnishing, Department.- We are showing in our Ilouscfurnisltiug Department a new line'ol Din- ner Ware. Toilet Ware and Glass Wat’s.” Our line of Jsrdiniercs is the largest and finest we have ever shown. 100 ft. Clothes Linc. 13c. ‘F’oot llold Dust Pans. 5c. Lndles, pierced, 2c. Covered Glass Butter Dishes, 90. China Cream Pitchers, 5c. ‘ Tristram 8- Hyatt, ' NORWALK. CONN _!.3—...-.1. 4 Seoiiebl E) 7Kent‘s WE CAN INTEREST YOU ! We have just received uncw lot of Chifiouicrs. Ex- nutinc the Iliifcrcnt styles and finish lil our store. it will surprise you. \‘i c. ore selling at $4. 75." o, 6.50, 6.7.5: and 10.50. ILCO Tin PEARL Suit and Still linger. “lN'fl't' ilttsteblimho. THEY DID IT! Hklrt bolder, inc, or 2 it! 95. Bolt hanger, the, or 8 for 30. All women want thorn} . All woos-t! can have tin-III. is the only [it'rltli'l holder music. Hell-millisting to any size suit. Scofield St Hoyt, Norwalk and South Norivalk. Largest, tides and lost Reliable Bicycle Dealer in the tortilla. LUTHER M. WRIGHT. - w - u a - v..- 'l'lliscni wpma-uta tho numb-an 'I‘rsveicr. thoilmst Ibo lllcyclc In tho luarltct. lbs-II lions. 'i‘Ivo piece crsnh bangers. I‘nn lat toilcn down and replaced without shunning niiiuut Ions. Lilly. Slit, Willi). 30. Int billion, tit. tit. tit. slit. ' Milli. W. 375. W M. iii. MM. $30. 350. W- l’lcpuiriou. llcnilng. 'l'cucliltllr. Mimi ll. HANUNU. Mnuuucr lilcyclo Dept. Iipco croutons until ll o‘clock. riorrcys. l'lnlciuurt, liturgical. Wagons. 'l'l‘uclts, llnl'IIt-ss. Whips, Robes, Blott- ltols. liorsc Hoods. unnlc nntl rcpull‘otl. Factory and Repository, Franklin and [actions Ste. COUTH NORWAL K- CONN. 'l‘ltc Scoliocl’s Want, For Sale ililtl 'l‘o Lot Ads. “a llring Quick llcitnns.
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