gto‘tlsyssntorIserioustbsaInr rec
MK on the news
_ despstchss have
,detIlls as to how ‘the
. , '0" In “New
festerds' y Itiernoon." and
.V was concentrsted by
hadron on Macro and the
"to which, they replied
:. ' "Commodore
ospiodlng many mines in
.1 ran the Texas tar snow:
1 or to engage Ind sink the
Anterlcsn fleet consisted of the
Wilmette. Brooklyn, Texas.
lisrblehesd. Minneapolis
W cruiser. in addition to six
Wis. took up a position on
on the western side of the
. mum do Cubs channel. on—
from the first live vessels.
Spanish cruiser Cristobal Colon
anchored towards Pants Gerda
“did be seen from the open/sea.
Aye oi the American fleet was
by the Mom. Scoops and
(lords batteries and by the. crui-
fl Cristobal Colon.
The, American lleei tired seventy
m “with projectiles of 32 " without
m the least damsge.
in! bombardment lasted ninety ruin-
“ end the American fleet retired
with I Trans-Atlantic steamer (proba-
quillsry cruiser) damaged. Two
.fllls were seen to explode on the
Me's stern. and there was tire on
in” another battleship.
littoral projectiles tell inside the her-
d" near the Spanish warships
Time is great enthusiasm at Snails-
as do Gulls Ind here.
m SAID ngAVE RETREAT-
Isdrid. Juae‘i. ii I. at. -1‘he misle-
is! o! IIrlnI has received I despatcb
m the American squadron has sul-
- . - h More Santiago de Cubs.
» - Bpsnlsh forts and the
I Centers is alleged to
‘ the American ships
. are held to have retro t'd and to
. The dish licel.
h w did not‘sfler.
Intimate REPORT.
W. June lw'l‘hc following utt-
not stole! despstch from Havana
'“ received here:
, - Moan Inttadron. tomtuanl
b Mmdore Sibley. compound at
7' imllds and tritium nttntlted
”destitute at the cntrantc cl
.4.“ dc Cubs. Our trout-.lttd (‘tlt
ml Onion cloning the mouth 0! the
sad suworted by the lire or this
repulsed the uttatlt. t'millllll dam
* to the equity.
« tilgnotll
MA. "I‘ldltUiJi.
Milli Isntcmia is the utllter m
w ill the iipauielt l‘trfliiliil‘ lb -1
.lh 0*. sisters.
"TAILS WITHHEIJI.
m June i. ii. p. Ill.““"‘“Tll0 minis
lard urine. (‘sptsia Aitnun. on hot
, h be mine this uitcinoun. uiitr ii
tstlts queeu. laid: "I‘liil Ann-r
hen“ squadron new holhttt‘tlotl and 1.1...
“Me the hesitant: torts. which re-
M Wt. rs. Cristobal i‘ululi
m to u.- stetutt or 11w harbor.
shots with the enemy. who
stunts shots against the lone.
Million to not "flirted The
hit so uuslllsry Ant-rhea ship.
it. ‘l‘he i‘ttlon we» iilihlll’i
Millie are withheld.”
lio (WWCIAL llfll'illl‘i‘ll.
s It“! ""3"? litiil‘ “I.”
be! hot heard from music-
Mild It! in sees today «were-
W et llatttis-
. and the uflcittia cuniltr
m with sleuth-lest the n...
m (”I I’ll as iii the ri-
ths notion. At the their time
“the are «slowly awaited.
“I Will ummeistuniulu
‘ Wis illu'l‘ttilltctl by
be". yet their» are
Monet- irost dilmnt
tut sum sort of ac
W that they an amp.
m. V erase-ties what do It
will them with store Ir.
Mil.
_ “lemma"
.W th Irsrh It ltd.
p, We wear the com
m The earliest woe
tlonoithebsn «Munmnpem
worse a! the erV, and if it «snot help
' the government, the war cannot be con-
tinned.
in...» to: ones.
”teen to twenty thousand will go
(By Associated Press.)
Washington. June 1-Secretery Alger
in I letter to Congress ms 15,000, or
20,000 troops will go to Cuba Vet once
and he followed II soon as possible by
fifty thousand more.
summons ms.
new Ir. WWW!“ Isrved hint
doe her Down.
Wallace Sherwod and wife indulged
in I fracas It their borne in River
street. this morning. Sherwood knock-
ed his wife against the stove. and she
promptly retelisted by grabbing a but-
cher knife and Jobbing her spouse in
the wrist.
Alter matters quieted down Dr. A. ll.
Baldwin was summoned and dressed I
severe cut in Mrs. Sherwood's head.
caused by her fall against the stove.
No report has been made to the po-
lice.
'l‘he cut on Sherwood‘s wrist was
more severe than at first supposed. The
muscles and cords of the wrist were
nearly severel and the main artery was
exposed. but not ruptured. With the
proper care the wound will heal.
wom's IIDIIL‘IXOU.
AMtIWMIIhIIItIttII“
lag is WstIrbnry My.
(3! Associated Press.)
Waterbury. June l—The first annual
meeting of the Stateli‘ederatlon of We-
men's clubs toolt plscé in this city. with
about 250 ladies in attendance. Fully
two—thirds of the ladies were from out
of town end all of the large towns and
cities were representfi The exercises
were held in Leavenworth Hall. which
was decorated with flowers. ilsgs and
potted plants. the stage especially.
which was occupied by the oilecrs oi
the association. showing exquisite
taste on the part of the decorator.
The meeting was called to order iii
to a. in. by Mrs. T. K. Noble. oi Nor-
wnllt. president. and Mrs. l. N. Rus-
sell. of the Waterbury club. made the
address of welcome; the response was
by hire. H. H. Pyle. of Bridgeport. iln
ports followed by the president: Mrs.
Charles W. Sheldon. recording secreta-
ry. Ansonie: Doths Stone Pinned. cor-
responding secretary. Norwslli. and
Mrs. William A. King. treesnrer. Willi»
tnsntlc. Five clubs were reported to
have Joined since December and "NW
are now over forty clubs in the state.
An informal discussion on inlet-cila-
neous utattcrs occupied the remslutlcr
oi the morning tension to the time for
adjournment for luncheon. which was
served in the parlors oi thtI l-‘ltztt
church.
'I'lilii altornoon there was a lilt'l‘ill)
and musical entertainment and u sym-
posium of eight papers on The Woman
of Today in Various Lights. 'I‘lw
lieu of udlcers will acct" latt- liilll 111'-
terms».
moorsnssusson
VIP.»
OI! Np I'M Isms
i3! Assoolitied Press.)
Kt“! Willi. JllM' l. 12:05 It. ul. \
\i‘hulilp Jill! ill from the blockade 1c
ports that no Rustler tnuruiuu 11 uuall
ilpualsh Iiilillllll canto out .11 Havana
and run along the line ut illtl'tl‘lt-
close in chore. Yesterday ellc nun.
cattle -1ut, venturing cm "to tuliw
lrutu laud. tithe wits i‘llhllt‘il and win
that Ital at her. wherrutmti site mid
tied bitch to port.
OI Mum, iihhl ii lidt‘ttlllp til litt-
blushed“ strum sunrise-hid within
him ratios at iiataua. clearly ditttu
gruelling whole row. at lighted Iil‘ceie
thus contradicting tlillltllll ul liutauu
isles is tlerhsm. 't'hc mtatneuder oi
the warship said new turtiut-stious are
lg cm is! t-tmslruttluu tin Marci
"sights.
mmw- an .
ONLY :1 i‘tAi'Vllll.
itwtitid. Wash” .iuttei A special to
the 'l'iuss trust thistle. it. i‘.. uses
the some! Lady 'dttue iirey. launder
Oil him flies West at PM PM...
his! It till! I! out it! element tins-
mgm were trend.
The mm ltslistt tree m
«It! it'll-
mmuflwm.fl
mum
coo-«re..-
m Wot/nest must
tum
advises.
mm.
II II melts tisliss ts devises
lM
Wan-Isles"
beset-u”
Immmsssnsmn
l"...
higher It the opening or the sioclt es—
ohsngs. some hesitation in Motion be-
specialties led. Berlin top out! Roch
.. (8! Associated Press.)
Well street. 10: lo I. rs.~l’riess were
lag ignored here. 'an grsngars
lend thins amt of their the to
91". swab and males see. «new
Hetropolltsn Strict railway in {the leti
tor some or the gains worI nearly a
point.
Wall simt, ii I. 1n.--’i'he ,lnerltet
burst into iurlous activity alter the op.
enlng and was very buoyant. 'l‘ltt'g
dealings broadened olit all through the
list and included a number of long rte.
glscted stocks. which scorned to more
under pool operations. Gains of 2 anal
8 points were noted it. such stocks and
helped to encourage .c: 1 lesion house
up to over 102. Manhattan and node.
politan Street Railway were the only
conspicuous exemptions to the general
strength. Heavy realising in Rock Is- , 3
land broke the price 13’ . to 108% and
caused a syotematlc reaction in Pea-
ple's Gas and the grangers.
, Wall street.- noon—The realising
which developed in the iiowcr proper-
ties spread to the balance of the lint.
and lostcs reached over a point in
some of the less prominent stoclts.
Business dwindled to ordinary proper-
tlous on the reaction. Chicago and
Eastern llllnois. and New York sir
brake were conspicuous tor lurther ad-
vances. Total salon to noon were 29l.~
1115. shares. The bond market showed
even greater Ictlviiy than clocks and
the inquiry cwbraml all classes of se-
curities.
Wall street, l p. m.—Roclt island re-
covered over a point alter the rsid upon
it. The bears then drove Peoples' (let
down its anti Metropolitan Street Itali-
way 2%. and uncovered some stop loss
orders. Greet Northern preterm! tinny
pod 3 points. Prices hardened sgnln
somewhat. but the market continued
rather dull.
CAPTAIN LEONARD DEAD.
(By Associated Pram.)
Springfield. Muse. June l--A special
to the Union lrom Pittslleld says: Po-
lice Captain Leonard. who nttcnpietl 1.1
rescue Edward Lynch when a freight
train unwed through the passengers at
the station last night. who were vltw-
ing the Ninth liansachusetts regiment.
died at 9: ill) this morning. Lynch will
recover.
lMPElll-‘Ei‘Tl.\' iNDldRSTOOll.
it is unfortunate that none tCllillt‘i'.‘
oi the young fall to adapt themselves
to the pertcpilons of their cinhsrgc
They are dlli to shoot over their headr
1111 it were. and the tilett on the ther-
unit in anything but beneficial.
At a certain blast loud Sunday school
some tlmc ago the teacher tallied ltt
lhc infant clues upon the evils connect-
cd with strong drinit. The little tale.
at (our anti live listened attentively to
.1 long tirade against the ruin dcrnoa.
Finally the teacher cried:
"Wine in a muchcrl“
The children pricited their cars at the
teacher‘s vclletucnt-c.
“Wino II a litncker!" she cried
again. like nut- oi the prophets ul old.
{The tltiltircn looked very grave lu—
l l‘ ‘(
"With II :1 miter" ' cried the touch
cl‘ lor the third time. and [he‘ll sht-
turnrtl 11nd wrote illt- sentence in big
Icttern on the llllli‘Kliiltil‘lI.
"New. children."
me- what wine is."
The little ones limited almul vat-nutty
"Wine is it nmclit‘i‘!”
"Now what in wine? i‘irsl llttlc
lutv."
'I’hc lino little but Inultcd thoughtful.
"Wise—lea staritcr." he drswlmi.
"No. no. said the teacher. "elm
little boy.
still more thtlitghttul.
“Wine le- 11 tuttrhct." he ventured.
“\‘u. 110‘ ‘lltigcicd the tcnchcr. "Netti
lltilo bur.“ III. will he charged.“ on Ill taxes to
The third little boy sltlled. lie was WIN W“ “W J“. N'
n sett- -cunhtlsiit little boy. I“.
an‘fln‘l't'te-Rlecsm who) ~ brnvrty "I. A. m
cc NW TI! m NOi‘
And tin-it the teacher gave it up m I?” {um i VIII
WW»
an ill All 1‘0 it“ A MAN
The Wollmley undv rgrmlutte is pro~
Ibis st her best when site is It lets
tire and has lists to think sbotu heel
limit at her is up lluuday morning. in
when the "sub in Icing willy and the
lisilts are turned down ithn is then
tested and tliliei and last it little
With. so that the has nutter u use»
sire. spiritual lash. which usually ten
the visiting minister. I
m. is shite It Itui hm
Iiity tnlttlttleittlrh attractive he
horas retit er trrtss when there
mus" hundred .stmirr it; be cunt
«use his hint
we iteillhs hslsresuehe
reuhgs tritium switches it lot
It .Ihh leitup. always ill hi
. that alter his hast
urtssh It the rel . iw m
tilrw' ti . Idltl wssesett not“:
:1 mmfi ..
sens r wisest-t '
Ire real i In as Iied'i:m’ugy
Paris-lbw ass .
mm“... “"
lures-Wm while
.nm. "- .1. . u
; 'lten treat care in its ulection or want-
buying in the active stocks. Burllng- a
ton rose to 105% and Bi. Paul bounded .
tthe exclaimed. it!
she whirled around. "i want you to tell
cried the tench-
Tbe nest little boy looted
gowns. A veer good time to who I 1
thupol. or in thc ii‘uliilil at v more. 1
sweats-74;. .‘
em:
The wash gdqss department has it.
able fabrics in black on white grounds
Vnd white on blsck backgrounds. prop-
IhIorttheats lor- utilised”! choos-
in'g. One oitcn hears the expression "ll
‘1 could only and something in black—
"colors are beautiful but i must have
black. "
The following stalls plain black:
PrInQ
Lawnd.
Pongee.
1. hamburg,
Dimity. "
Duck.
Sateen.
.Cashtnorinc. "
‘Betlste. '
Organdlc.
Brocaded Saleem.
Open-work Lawns.
Black and white:
' Cstnhrlc. s to Sc yd.
Percales. 10 to 12¢ yd.
French eambrics. id to lite yd.
Fine glngbams. 12% in bile yd.
Batiste cltilh. 15c yd.
Lawns 5 to 250 yd.
:'
We also uh‘cr old bltte Pique. an rs-
cecdingly popular rnntcrisl tor ladlce‘
shirt waluttt and costumes, for little :1
yard. it has small and neat ilgurcs m
112d bluc background. and is very sty-
lish. We guarantee It to wash pcr
frctly.
Also new [lulu-ground Flutter! with
dots. rings. email figures and stripes
in all the Inn-m colorlllti for later. a
yard.
And pt-rcnlrs. In darlt grounds. for
War a yard. A11 entirely new lcuiurc
in the printed \mp eifccte. melting a
most adllsint'lttry cloth for house drun-
Ies because the tutors urn warranted
last: 3:! inches wide.
\1‘
ThID.M.READCO.
School Taxes!
The taxpayers oi the South Norw
Usios Iehsoi district are hereby no
hell thIt the district tee of one and
ossonusrter stills on the dollar. laid on
the tows sesesstnem list ot 1891'. It I
I'll“ It the dietriei held on the let
day at June. test. It the Franklin
street school house. will be due and
Westboflduetlemlmu
whlohtllslshsil osmium
une It Illisss'e drug store. It Wash-
isgtse‘ street. tensity It the rate
sleeperust. error tron llsy 9d.
2
N0. 2 GAZE'ITE BUILDING, NORWALK.
Special Sale of Ladies Spring Jackets .11 Capes.
PRICES our IN TWO.
Notwithstanding the continued wet weather and the complaint of merchants 1n-
all sections of the country of dull business, our trade' in this department has nutter
been better than it has this season. The reason for this 15, our variety' is the largest.
our materials are the best and our prices are the lowest. It has always been our
custom to close out all goods the season they are bought, and 1n order that this sea--
son shall be. no exception. we have placed prices on all our garments to close them
out. Any lady' tn want of a nice Jacket or Cape cannot afford to miss this sale. '
1.11111111111111111.1113. Houseiunlshlng Department.
“a have taken the agency for the new
, V apor Stove. This we believe to be the
best stove that has ever been made, and
will do all the work that any range will
do. 011 Saturday. May 28. the agent for
this stove will be at our store and give an
exhibition of what this stove will do. If
you do your own housework or have an
interest in your servants and want to have
a cool house in the summer and reduce
your expenses. come in on Saturday and
hear what be has to say about this stove.
' we received recently from a large
shirt manufacturer a genuine bargain in
Gonts' Unlaundercd Shirts, made from
the best quality muslin. reinforced back
and front. line linen bosmns, well made
and perfect fitting, double stitched
throughout. A garment good enough
for any man to wear.
You will be entertained. instructed and
price! 39C' surprised. Everybodyiuvitcd.
TRISTRAM 8v HYATT, Norwaik, Conn.
SCOFIELD & HOYT.
BARiiAlXS.—.\n udvuutcgcuus purchase. A word
Shaft uf,tiisrcputc to be eyed with suspicion (popular opinion.)
The difference between them is the difference between a
t fat-t out] a frond. line of our ambitions is to place real
NO 35 bargains before the public, that can be truthfully said are
Store
News:
grt-ut bargains.
We lnlvc just upcllcd on our counters (30(102.) thirty
dozen Ludiu’ Shirt Wolds, tlult t'tmt $8. 39. SI“. and
$12 pcrtloz. to tunnul'ucturc. We give yuuyuur choice
at 49 cents each.
Also, ilil Stoves, Carpets and Mailings.
Herc urt- lutrguius—rcul out-s. '1'" them Wt-usk your
uttcutiun.
SGOFIELD & HOYT. 83 Washington St. 50. Norwallt.
”want Olitti and lint Reliable Bicycle Dttltrin lilo llorvtlit.
LUTHER M. WRIGHT.
' wut hellvsh st
“WW “I
. Winthrhsmssltiiuiissfliuh
, ”“fimflhmflh
i
i
l
Bandit-leg. Renting. Teaching.
in the uuuhrt.
liioyeie
"Willi... andm dosed w
IIIMMNWJM
WWW”.
it‘liltlll ll. (JANUNU. Manager llieyule llspt.
Open oreuiugu until 9 o'clock.
Sumys. l’ltsoious. Buggies. Wagons. 'i‘ ruelts. llsruces. Whine. Rotten. Bish-
bets. lint-so Goods. nude and repaired.
“sitting «as. 'l‘wu piece creuh
nit-tot W“W use.» disusl as «tint
UM. lit
latte. lit
«malice
mm sad Repository. Frsohlin sad Isdiecn Ste.
Ion rat rem It. to court.
Norwalk Chronicler