t". if i' ‘4"
m .
. Mud General Augustine
it lit“ ts ts 'llasiis."
tilt _ mm m u.
'.thst m lslaad-Iagiaad will
tflwmtfswsla act
Fl‘vths’hilinlass.
t. use. by Associated Press.)
.7- duly Io—A spacial to the
hill llati tron mam aays that on
W will option the eesaion of
M lino to the United States. con-
_ j that the island is entirely out-
. MO scope oi the controversy that I
mum the war. Moreover. the‘
Mt claims that the Porto iti-
., mam always been loyal and do.
, M in Spain. and it would rather
II. no at the Philippines than 1
“lithe island. The Cuban deth
fill its another bone or contention.’
m not. desiring to be responsibiel
, to- n. The despatch was up» mf.
.Qn no the government renewed its}
5 “as to Csptaln General Augusti to
' hots out to the utmost so that the sus- l
‘m of hostilities would ilnd thc‘
- banisrtla in possession of loans,
it?
i
‘ wan'r 'ro Knnr Pomp ntco.
) “rid. July sit—The Liberal do.
. chips that the government will strong-
ly obiect to surrendering P0 to Rico)”. m- “‘de 3'9“" Prayer. 7‘3“ P- l Three
tothoAmerlcans. n addst stratum?
Halibut hicKlnley go to the extreme
. “it of making peace dependent ill)-
, ..... flute union at that. island the gov-
ernment will have to decide whether
l0 [rent a sacrifice is possible.
HAGGUNG COIIMENCED.
ladrid. July 30-The comparative‘
willluusas at first manifested to ac-
cept the inevitable ls yielding to the
luv-Mia national characteristic of .
Whig. The press now adoptu a tone I
indicating that it considers anythingl
beyond the Mtrrsnder of Cuba as un-E
lair. hard and cruel imposition. Al-i
thomh the desire for peace to wide-‘
Wt! intense feeling has been arous- ‘
II by the realities oi the colonial sit-I
.. nation. Eftorts to induce the nation
“24 to accept the results at the war will.
it have to be used with extreme care. be-
?” , cause the Cll‘lliiiS. Republicans and In.
‘ . dependents are already trying to make L
. capital out or the twat-e conditiotts.‘
fl. {WM "‘"i
~Nol‘Wl‘Jk Congregational church begin~
auinc‘nt local). Rev. J. ht. Watben will
math-irrationta‘flsrwaih
’ harshest-Issued. ' >
South I“ m
it. 0. Sherwood. Pastor.
Sunday. school. i a. In; antral-l sar-
vlee. tom; evening service. 13'. and
they promise to be equally as Interest.
tag as those at last Sunday. Ir. 'i'sm-
pla. who has est-hanged ballothII
with Mr. Sherwood. during the aura-
mrr monthtt. will again athlete. and
the qttsrtette choir will he assisted by
Ilsa Pearl Durand. of Mauls. on the
violin. ’
m
1".th
Thomas K. Noble. Pastor.
Services at “:80, a. I. and 1:“ a.
to. The pastor will preach morning
and evening. IIblsct for the morn—
ing. ”Perilous Paths in Him" evening.
“The National Council at Course»
tlonsl Churches—Tho Story of its
lrsctioo and its late Session on the
Pacific Coast." Sunday school at 'it
In. ‘lveryhody cordially vote
to all services. -
MM
A. s. Kavaasgh. Pastor.
A practical disoottrse on The Young ;
Man Who Wins will be delivered to!
your. area at 1:80 p. in. Homing!
worship at 10:30. with sermon on The!
Joy of Salvation. Sunday school. with }
pastor's Bible class for young man. at .
tzziti p. tn. The Rev. Joseph Lawton!
Guernsey will ofllcints. Good music.l
Strangers welcome. l
malty W. i
F. W. Norris. rector. v
Service ior week beginning July and. ;
thtlt Sunday after Trinity: lloly 3
Communion. la. m.; Sunday school.1
92th a. 1a.; llorning Prayer. ldtany and
sermon. ii a. m.: Evening Prayer. in:
to. Saturday. Feast of the Trnnsilgura- 5
tion. Hotly Communion. 8 a. m. i
w %
Iouth larvalh Congregational. i
At the morning service in the South l
present The Golden ltule as a Factor
in Eternal Life. in the evening at 7:30
ht will treat An Other World 'i'eat Ap~ l
plied to this World.
Oraoslpisoopsl.
.l. IcClnre Bellows. Rector.
Morrlng Prayer and sermon. 10:30: ;
TeDeum. Lutltin; oiiartor-y duet. As;
l'autt- the Heart. Stuart. El‘c‘lttltttifl.l
7:30: Lloyd service in F: anthem. .lmu. .
Prttwlm Treasure. Roberts. The rec—l
tor will ofllclute.
F. E. Robbins. Pastor.
Prayer meeting at 10 a. to: preach— ‘
ing by liev. h}. 1‘. Miller. of tlroton'
i
lorwalh laptist. .
75" government " “‘0'" “NOW”; llehbts. at 10:30 a. nt.; Sunday school. '
it is building much on the moral and p, m.
SUMMER GOODS!
oven practical support of certain
powers. which. the ministry of foreign .
slain know. will watch the nettle-
mt with growing interest. emu-hilly .
as it relates to the Philippines.
BREAD SPANISH Ill'iE.
landoa. July 30«'I‘hc natives of the
Philippine islands nodding in Eng
land. Fronds and licigium burp scat u
mill. message to President McKinley-y
usyin:
“'l‘lte Filipinos resident in Europe
pray you not to abandon the Philip-
pineal lot the sake of [Mice with
Spain. Our loyalty. adhesion and
trust in the honor of America cntith-
F as to your considersthm anti support.
"To hand our colntry again to Hpala
would be contrary to the humanitarian
prot'eedlngs of your noble on on and
the wish of all classes. t‘i ‘iltsution.
trade and order will all be tout tort-r—
er Ii the lllttittltth authorities are rc-
establishsd in any form."
The Filipinos have also cabled to
lsastur llsvis. chairman at the seam
forum committee. saying: "The l'hl-
lippiae people reshiin in Bunnie. ott
bahsii oi the ialantlorl. reauwt your.
noble ottoport to aware their freedom
and protection to America. A t'tttd-
trait agreement binding ttpatu to a
tuna at government satiuisctory to lltc
iultuhllaltttt would be prepwtcroun.
The retention oi her sort-mighty would
mean deception and Minn-salon and
bigotry. We place our rights in your
hands. and pray you to induce iltc
timideat sad tteuats not to ahttltdou.‘
in the hour of WWI. the peopio‘who.
trustiu in Alltt'l‘lt'ttll honor. Ilaht tor
their common interest."
a arm.
VIA! ”A!“ “VII MID.
”Munitions” Oom'
ptisttisasOsev the new
tit i'aui. lieu. July so Mater Ila.
Viv tutti ymtsrday concerning the tartar
oi hero with Spain particularly as to
the I'hlilpplltto
"We ouaht to how a coating station
there and by a mating stuthtu I do not
“I I heap oi cool on a ditch. A coup
ifl station tumu- till American totally
”g ship yards .ind dn dot-tut and that
units it suiilclrut iiitlitlo-t‘ oi trot-ha to
will!“ our authority there “
Wilt llttvis attid that he did not
gathipatr aui mutpihutions with lot-
‘ m nation- owr the Philippines
"A grant deal hm: been published ab»
g” the alleged Itnitlt-tttllluua ui ili‘l’
”IV." has said “but tltctn was really
mung in It tlcvtuaut did amt-ta it
mm .flplma at out» illlw, but more
"a M at the incident than that.
Ihmflltll."
"faith! "ll! said that temple cat
"I“ I!“ flttltf hrttad that their in
Mill” Mikhail“ of no ittlirltmu
as usual. What do you thinh of
that?" Mic—"Think he is In the
ma asst basins-s."
.s
I'll“!!! MIN?!" W'Klnlr‘y's repiy. at l on; Young People‘s meeting. at tit
l
l
I
lorwalh Iathodlat.
l". A. lit-oilcld. Pastor. .
Rev. Dr. Thomas will preach at the
: Norwaik Methodist” church tomorrow
motulntt‘uad «wetting. A wry tine,
programme of music will be rendered.
Knight ItrestA I I.
Number t‘itrlcr. Pastor.
Preaching. lo if. o In; Sunday
school. 12:15: .luulor t‘ltrlatiau ltlur
dcror. l'i.’-; Senior i‘hristlutt limit-mm
or. it p. nt.; preaching. 7:t.'. p. m..by tin-
ltci. W. U. liarrlu. of Stamford.
Calvary laptiat. .
ltcv. A. i". Johnson will preach
morning and ercuitut. Subject at 71th
p. m..‘ The imt in lt‘ouud. Sunday
iu'litltll. at 3 Int p. m: V. l'. rt. (‘. it}. at (
and p. in. All are Welcome. ,
Osman Luthsvn
t‘hurleu A. lirot-itmcier. l'itsltir.
Evangelical otttt'lt‘ttit every iiuntiay
afternoon at 2 o'clock in tho tiacdinh
church. Ml are welcome.
Oar-aa Ivasgoitssl tlt. lotsr‘sl.
“IV. William Schmidt. latstur.
tit l'vtot'. chlll‘rlt. Hutuiuy school. at
it no, o'clock; pct-tubing at In :to tt't'lttt'lt
.._... .wm
mus-«Swine Depart
ursi‘reuIsstiags Is Cuba.
lily Associated Press.)
Santiago tlt‘ Cuba. July tut. tutti p. to.
tiwlayod lit tratuutluslout The trans-
natt hlintlirstppi lott hero this morning
iot‘ l‘tit‘io Rico. She will he followed in
:1 day or two by the ilrtsuim and lead»
allillit.
ilt‘dt-i’a lliit't' lIN‘ll rctw trod ill llitslctt
Itu- dcparttue of the tratauatrtu here
The 'l‘tttupa. iturutomt. ll'ttsllltllll. Null-ii ;
Nina-her and Murnnca will proiathly
ictrt- tomorrow and tllllt'l‘tt will get
way as mull as they lum- discharged
thilr irtittltt. These include the \‘hli-
atuht Mil-tut. hittllcwuu. tlatn t‘ily
Mtltlltt‘, t'atauht tin-l th-thsiiitc ‘i‘iiu
uztitrit-rtnuotct'u tltilittl‘llttt-Iti is under
crdctn to cItt-Itisc the greatest activitr
itt loaditut Ihc lt'wsclh tall the ilOi'lllilt'i
on yum".
.\ l-‘iii‘l'i‘ldtllltl t'lii‘it-Ili
ill! Merriam! lineal
\‘uttcourt r. it t‘. July it" The llrilr
ish tau-rile litiiii tiwtruycr Sparrow
litutlt iii-a teturumi mum-do) ail-"r u
irultlcas cruise in the North l'ucliic for
an .tlhgvti pt ivalwtr.
_.-...~_
l'liilitl'l‘liW‘illiti I'l‘ltANlll‘lll
. lily Ahltl'lllfll Preset
i chlih ttfllnhhmtuu..luiy I0 lieu»
lliv ll. \lltlllattil oi Now Vorit. who
~st tili‘tl in tin Klutitlllw lty WI’ til llit'
.tvlutoit ituii iota lt-lliillthl hott- with
tht story that Mitt NW." NW
stranded at a point about lilo tulle»
or n.
in model»; one of the oldest
soap firms in America..- The
13. William: Cap/”Glastonbury
Conn. They are famous for purity
of product and supofidr‘tircdm
firsthctr . "Titty" recommend .
vo peas i j of,“ won some.
.. Youii recommend it too a ter you
cite package. 46¢qu rise .
l V flkm'm"‘£*mo£7"
”doctofqfiorin? . 0'
To Close Out T '
what is left of our stock of
GASOLINE AND OIL STOVES.
we will sell them as follows:
Two burner and stop New Process Gasoline Stove. ‘
was $21; uow$llw
Two bttraer and step Blue Flame ilil Stove. was I
819; now.. ....... .................... ...... . ............... $1511)
Two burner Bloc Flame, was $7.50; now 361]);
Three “ ” “ “ 10.00; now $8.“);
Two hornet-iinsolincStorc,“ fail); now $3.75
it it it it 7.“); “NW $5.25
Don't wait. we have only a few of 'them.
Mason Jars. ........................................... til cents a dozen
NASH t. VANSCOV,
Ger. Iovth Iain and last Sta . South liotwalh.
H. KRIEGEFS, "'
MILLINERY and CLOAK STORE.
~ CLEARING OUT SALE OF
”or $1.25 Shirt Wait-its for 754'.
Liucu Alpine Hats. 25c.
Linen Skim. 50c. 75c. $1.25 and $2.50.
licwcy Sailor llats. 50c. I
.\ big: lot of Shirt \Vttists at Elihu .
Vino Split Straw .\lpiuc.~‘. all colors, full.»
Suxlt liil-lums at it'l‘ctitly t'ctlttccd prices.
lilcyclc Stills. duck t'loilt. $2.93. Wrtl‘ilt $5M".
.\ lurn‘c assortment of Silk \Vuisis at wholesale
pl‘tccs.
H. Krieger,
The Leading Milliusry Store in The Norwalits.
Mahacitetno Hotel Ilooit.
nooanastvn.
cutting ihtit its on Slut taint iit lull!
IND I0 GIN WI.
iiur lied 'l‘icltct solo iorJuly is now on. and we are
determined this shall be the antitrust tilllti oi
Straight iligit Grsds Shoat
lit-or "rum in South Norwttlli.
M. H. CLOVER.
He is a Wise
Business Man . '. . .
Who makes himself known through the columns of
The Evening Sentinel,
which is a welcome daily visitor in the home of nearly
every citizen of the Norwulks. tllltl many of the homes
of neighboring towns. It is
The Oldest, Largest,
and Most Influential
Daily Paper of Norwaik.
its popularity and efficacy arc attested by its steady
growth in circulation and the rapid increase of its ad-
vertising patronage. i t i l V l t t
'l‘tts EVElt'lNG SEN'FINEL reaches it class of people who
go'llilt'i‘ money to spend, but who spend it wisely and well.
Stot'ckcepers. large or stuttll. who believe they have
goods that are worth every dollar people pay for them.
should tell of it and create a demand for their wares.
This can best be accmuplislted through
The Evening Sentinel.
in... Am...“ . it: Washisgm hrsst. death iierwsih. l
. A , ”WW ‘1‘. .'. ta. . . n .r ' .22 It‘lhml.’f ‘
:liil till illli
There are no ii‘u or utul'n about it: 'I'utt Hitht'th‘iti.
simply covers the lipid. and covers it so thoroturltly that
the wise advertiser in auto to act returns more than cont-
tneusurats with the money expended. Ask the head of
any large business house represented in its colutuus if
this is not so. i i i t i t i i
Let mt furnish you with a rate card. or drop in utul
tallt tho tuuttct’ orcr personally with the tuircrtiuitut
manager. He won't bore you. but will convince you
quickly that printer's iult pays. uutl pays but when used
judiciously and in tho columns of 'l'tuc l'lrttstuu Spatial-2t.
And the Cost
We a More Trifle.
Norwalk Chronicler