Delicious .iloioofinido ’blilioooltioi
Polo loo Conn
it's really nonessesary to say
anything more about them for
you well k‘ow it means highest
quality possible.
51 wAso-uuorooi eraser.
Looaiiiow ioios
The 1111 go and valuab'e St. Bernaid
dog belonging to Mrs. William Shep
Md. is lost.
The Souili N01 walk Hilieinlnns will
meet tomouow evening in their hall;
in Washington street.
Chai les Grumman is now permanent
iy employed in the Jewelry store of A. j Main street oNrwalk.
.Fciris iu Railroad avenue
The healing on the Hoyt will case
will be resumed in the Norwalk Pro-
bate Court. Saturday morning.
The line of summei furnishings for
men at the atom of l.‘ Davis 51 Son...
A call at the store will i
is immense.
convince .
Second Lieutenant Charles C. Mocl~
lcr of Company I) is in Hartford to-
day. taking his examination {01 com-
missioner
interior of Joseph
1
The Librizzi‘s i
‘bniber shop in Water street has been
tliomughly ieuovated and fitted up in
line shape . ‘ i
The dining robin furniture 111. the
store of the D. M1. Read Company is
attracting much attention.‘ See what;
the 1111. says. 1
~Frisbie‘s Pics.15c.
Wall stioct
nt Coiby’ s, 60
The double cylinder ’i‘oqne gas en-j
nine will be installed in the new boat.
belonging to Reporter Victor W. Fer-
ris. by May 16.
if you have a large stock of goods in ‘
your store, the public should know. it
A11 advertisementliii The Sentinel will
tell them about it.
The game between Brown's Busi-
ness College and .Mcrrili‘s Business
College. of Stanlfo'rd.‘ scheduled for
Friday. has been cenceiled.
The Howiand dry goods store is a
place of inteiest these days Sprin's, '
and summer goods are budding forth
from every nook and cor.ncr
R. W. Bates. mprcscnting the Smith—
Comstock Company. of Bridgeport.
dealers in paper and twine. was in1
Smith Norwalk today, 011 business.
1 “11:1
Sherman Council. Royal Arcunum.
will give 11 snooker tomorrow evening. .1
in Red Men‘s Hall. in Washington
street. The Arcanumiies will have as
their guests the members of Company
eA social smoker will be tendered
the lat. Cor. School students Thurs-
day night May 18th. at Mystic Chain
llali. Speakels fiom Hartford and
New Haven Good orchestra in at
icndanee The public cordially invit
ed to attend. 1}. E. Tucker. l1ocal
Manager.
ow-
; isli music.
iaro eligible to membership in
- house
‘ Mount.“ Covlll,
Manager 1. M. Heyt is negotiating
with Hi Henry‘s Minstrels for an 1111'
pearance here at an early date.
The Ladies Baskethali teams of
N01 walk played a piactioe game yes~
tsrday afternoon on Col. 1“. St. John
Leckwood a grounds in East avenue.
war» "7"?”
the Toquet Launch and Motm Works.
of Saugatuck. was taken suddenly ill
with a chill while at w‘ork this morn.
ing. and compelled to go to his home
in Wilton avenue NorWaik. where he
is now confined in bed
Dr. I1 redeiiok ll. Uhle. of Union ave-
nue Nor.walk through his attorneys
Chamberlain a Hull. of Blidgepoit.
yesteiday filed patios of an appeal to
the Supreme Courtof Errors in the
“Spite fence" case. recently decided in
the Supeiior Court in favor of W. F.
Whitleck the plaintiff.
The committee appointed by the
Trinity Cadets to arrange for a dance
held a meeting last evening at the
. home of [Lawrence Gregory in Court-
land Place a11'd decided to hold the as
fair Tuesday evening, May 20. in Ar-
ion Hail. Jesse's orchestra will furn-
The executive committee of Center
ll ligh School Alumni will hold an im»
iportant meeting tomoriow evening at
the home of Principal C. A Tucker in
it is probable
that at that time the date of the an
‘niiai meeting will be charged as on
that evening. May 16.. there are sev-
eral important attractions.
The Ladies' Temperance Society of
St. Joseph's Church. held a meeting.
last evening. at the T. A. B. rooms. in
South Main stieet. and voted to turn
OVel the funds from the recent dance
to the T. A. B. Society The affair was
11 success socially and financially and
netted a snug sum for the young lad.-
ies. 'lhe‘ ’l‘. A. B. Society will hold a
imceting1 shortly to take action on the
gift from the young ladies.
A meeting of the newly organized
Cleiks' Union will be held as sotm as
woui is received from State Organiz.
or J. J O‘Neil, who was telegiaphed
yesterday. it is desired that he be
present at the next meeting to install
the officers. All retail clerks. mail
or female. over sixteen years of age.
t .
Cierks' Union A notice of the mag
dug will be bivcn as son as the date
is fixed. 1
SMALL sex on CHICKEN Pox".
Experts Disagree on Diagnosis of
Henry Renter's Case.
The Ontaiio Daily News. published
at Geneva. N Y..
following regarding Henrv Renter.
whose illness in that place was noted
in yesterday‘s Sentinel:
A mild case of chicken pox or small
pox has broken out at the Theta Delta
Chi House. at Hpbmt College. The
is quarantined. and the men
who 11111 members of the fraternity are
confined time. They have all been
vaccinated and. it is believed no fur-
tliei cases will tie111iop1
On Thursday. Henry Renter. of
‘Norwalk. Conn. noticed a rash break-
ing out on his bodi llr. Rowe. of
Phelps was summoned and pronounc-
ed it chicken per. On Friday the pat-
icut was confined to his] room. and
Health Physician McCarthy decided to
quarantine the house and vaccinate the
men in the house. Messrs Waugh,
Warner. Bennett. Whitney. lluessler.
Hollands. Espey and
Shaffer were told not to come out. On
Saturday. Dr Johnson. state expert
of Albany. was summoned and he
pionounccd it email pox. A rigid
quarantine was at once established.
Yesterday D11. Color. Health Physician
of Rochester. pronounced it chicken
'03!)
‘An expelt from New York. Dr.
Curtis. conic yesterday afternoon. A
consultation will be held to determine
Waiter 'l‘ Aiken, stenogmpher for.
vesterduy printed the 1
i
$7. 60.
to $12.00.
for Your Boy
We can clothe him often 11'»:
‘ see him clothed, in clothfiwthatm
«the way good clpthos should. at'a
cost within your means.
these good reasons for bringing your
boy here for his clothes.
Yoko Norfolk Suits are the thing.1
. this year fox boys, 3 to 12 years.1ifi '
great collection of them here, :2. 50 to
Sailor Blouse Stilts me still “in it’: 1
though so here they are. $2. 50 to $5.001,
Mannlsh Suite to tickle boys from i). ‘
to 16 years. suite with real vests: in all‘
the latest fabrics,
For young fellows .15 to lS‘years.
regular tailored suits in striped flannel
and chevlots and neat mixtures. “.00 ‘
We don‘t stop at suits for boys.
erything good that
shoes, made right and sold right.
iComstocklros
South Norwaik Store. l4'South Main‘Sireet.
Norwaik Store. Masonic Building.
Telephone caii. 32-2,
Are hint
at $3.50 to $8.00.
. Ev-
boys wear but
r- ‘
South Norwail; store.
the prices
TRIBUNE ......... . .............. 3c
HERALD ...... 30
TIMES .......................... '21:
PRESS ........... . . . . ........... 2c
WORLD ....... . ........ 1 ..... . . . 2c
or afternoon
Wm.P.
49 Waiinreet.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN ‘ .
MRNUEL 7'. H1! TUE.
‘D‘aily Papers ,_ .
. The question of purity and cleanliness
is certainly the most important one in the
food and grain business.
g ' It not: our Helm! vo attention. ‘ ‘ .1
g purify of our grain
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We Stand alone in the qualify and .
and the [owners of
11'
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£1.
JOURNAL ...................... 2c
MAIL AND EXPRESS ...... . 21‘.
EVENING POST ........... . . . . . 20
EVENING JOURNAL . . . . . . ...... 1 lo
FVENING WORLD .............. 1c
Drop a postal or give us a call and we ulll deliver your paper morning
Beers,
BOOKSELLER A ND STATIONER. .. . _.
111 Norwalk. Conn.
7t Pays to Trade”
Ho uston s
‘ days‘ heavy fighting between the gov-
. among the population and in govern-
. rd Minister Powell called a meeting of
, and consular corps here.
‘1“ i :
Hill
PLUMBING. ”“‘
er'AM.
nor W11 rm.
AND GAS
FITTING.
iiTi’n, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc. 1'
lilil
:50 South Main Street.
' South Norwaik. Conn.
Telephone: 1223.
‘-:-:-:-: I: -_ -;-.-:o;-; u :r - :-1:1-:-;x;-:-;.;-;-;-;-:-:c:uzany:
Provisional Government
(Continued from nrst page.)
SAN DOMINGO. Republic of Santo
Domingo. Friday. May Z—The Domini-
can capitul tapltuinted today. to the
revolutionaiy forces, commanded by
Geneial Horatio Vasquez the vice-pies-
ldent of the republic. Piesident Jimi-
not sought refuge in the. French consul.
ate. and manygovernment officials ob-
tained shelter in the French and Unit-
ed States legation. The revolutionary
troops entered the capital quietly.
There was no enthusiasm shown by the
population new at the entry of the vic-
torious army. As this despateh is sent
no foreign warships have arrived here
The United States cruiser Cincinnati
should arrive at Santo Domingo tomor-
row.
The approach of the revolutionists to
the capital was announced after two
ernment troops and the forces of Gen-
erai Vasquez during which many were
killed and wounded on both sides.
When it became known here that Gen-
eral vasquez threatened to attack San
Domingo. the United States minister
William B Powell. as dean of the dip-
iomatic corps. requested the Dominican
government to inform him regarding
the arrangements made to protect the
lives and property of foreigners here.
adding that in case no precautions were
taken he would consider it his duty to
take such measums to provide for theii
safety as the situation demanded. The
nature of the reply of the government
was not made public.
General Aleniandrino Wes Gil was
appointed minister of war at about that
time. "
'lntcnse excitement prevailed here
ment circles when the news of the ap-
proach of the revolutionary army he-
came generally known.
When the revolutionlsts wcie sights
the diplomatic and consular foodies. at
the Unitedsmies legntion. for the pur-
pose of deciding upon the best means
prevent injury to non-combatants in
case of an assault. being made on San
flamingo. with the result that a delega-
tion. composed of the United States
minister. the i-‘r-‘nch minister. M. De-
joux: the Spanish consul. Dr. Pei-ea
Bless: the German consul. Herr Von
Kroslgk: the italian consul. Signor
Cambium. and the British consul, Mr.
Gosling. was appointed to wait upon
General Vasquez and inform him that
no attack could be made on the capl-
tal under the rules of war. until due
notice had been given to the diplomatic
A messenger
was then despair-bed to General Vas-
quart. asking him to select the time and
place for an interview with the dole-goo
tion. The messenger returned with the
had appointed the [following morning
for the interview. adding that in the
meanwhile he would suspend all hostilv
itiesif the government would agree to
~1in their new qumters before the end
;' variety
{Victor w. Ferrié slid which ins unset; so on without interruption unless mom
- near mayors island huhee’n taken to cases doveloped.‘ The fact mm the
The‘Soutli Norwaik r1311 Club took “Mil" if is “m" 1’0" 0' ““0"“
possession of their club house north pox. 1“ “‘9 mean time all “‘9 “’1‘
of the Washington street bridge yes 1980 “‘91“ “ill ”9 \arcinatcd “5 a
t r a l will be 1ioel settled in precautionary measure.
eday at i y ‘ Where Renter contracted the (US-
case is unknown. He- playcd 011 the
-—--—~ base ball team. and when he returned
The third dcgiee was conferred up from the 8011th trip. Slopm‘d at
on one candidate at the meeting of NEW York He is believed f0 have
Old Well Lodge. F and A M last contracted it there. If it was on the
of the Week
,night. District Deputy .1 11 Lawrence.. trio probably all the baseball men
of Stamford. will pay an official visit have been exposed 111‘ alike manner.
to the lodge on Tuesdav evening. May . Renter is sitting up today. His
12.0 temperature is 99 degrees and his
-—----- appetite is good. He slept well His
A barge load of crushed stone has ar- nurse says that the rash is beginning
lived for the City of Norwaik for dis‘ 1io disappear. The men who are con-
,trihution over the city streets. Conn» dined to the house spend their time in
cliniun Avlson was authorized by the} reading.
1‘City Council some time ago to purehasei that they were not tired of it yet but
They said Monday morning
the stone. which is of the Trap Rock that if it lasted 1011: their thought
- ithey would send out a request for
-—-—-'-—-‘—- ' reading matter. ,
The boat Vision. recently purchased Dr. Dnrfee. the Dean. said in speak-
1y Bridgeport parties. from Reporter log of the case that college work would
\1\
Bridgeport from liege Creek, where .case men but in one of the Fraternity
‘ ‘ it had been moored since the accident. 'houses. rather than in the dormitories.
The {dad was blowing much harder regarded as fortunate. as it can be
the it: she was taken lathe Park City more readily motored; All the men f _
A different were vaccinated Bentley. as 11 matter "
the day she aim.
iiiE itELIABtE CLOAK STORE
A Mark~Down Sale of all our Fin e Tailor Made Suits offers you an ex
ceptlonnl chance to buy one of our H lgh Class Suits at a lower price than
inferior ones can be purchased else» here.
$12.50 Suits now ..'. ........ . .............. ...... $7.50
$16.00 Suits now ....... . ..... . ........ ............... . ..... $9.95
$17.50 Suits now ....................... ..... ...... 312.50
322.511 Suits now ........ new
$25.00 Suits now . 81750
39" Car fare on $5. 00 purchases or over.
Bridgeport liOSMainE t.
Mackerel. 2% to 4 lint 6c lb.
Steak Cod, 8c lb
Weak Fish, ‘ 5c in
Haddock 5c lb.
Roe Shad, (North River) 101: lb.
Buck Shade (North. River) 81c lb.
V lilallbnt,12c lb.
' Those 11:11 received this morning
Webuynshe_
ashlar Sabin ,
mi.
1 1 the submission. of all the authorities of
1 the different
, slim had me ”saved and all politi»
‘ ..‘ the same course.
But during that evening. General
Vasquez Informed the government. that
he was shipping munitions of war on a
gunboat to San Domingo. and that he
had sent troops to the river Grams
(which rises in the central mountain
range of the island and enters the sea
atrsar Domingol to take possession of
the port and prevent, steamers from
leaving Santo Domingo. Mr. Powell
was advised of these movements. and
be despatched another messenger to
troops retire. according to the agree-
ment that he would suspend all hostilo
itiem The revolutionists already prac-
tically had possession .of the city. and
the diplomaticand consular delegation.
when it met General Vasquez. the next
day. my 1’, could only offer its good
ofllces. with theriew of inducing Gen-
enl Vasquez ‘to send a committee to
Santo Domingo to arrange with the
government the terms for the formal
surrender of the capital.
The general agreed to this. Later on
the some day the Hayden minister. L
Borne. and the Spanish minister com-
municated to ‘he revolutionary com-
mander 11‘ message to General Vasquez.
from President Jiminex. consenting to
the drawing up of a of capitol»
lation which was to provide a full
guarantee for the safety of the ”metals
employs: an “defenders of the gov-
personal property. The president and
the ministers. it was further agreed.
ware not to leave the country before
lof saute Do-
to be libel-sled
nun! entered Sun.
fin” the same day
of protecting life and properly. and to ’
reply that. the revolutionary general . ,.
Geenrsl Vasquez. demanding that his ,_ ........... , .. is...“
all as for the sétnrl'tyof‘
‘eralLuenollje
‘inthni country. receivedacsbie mos—
1111311111 peace in South Africa was.
of the Near 1111mm
48o Nogllgoo Shirto. Biz
BELTS. 25. 50. 75. Still).
Summer Suits
values at each price quoted that can be found in this stilts, '
can fit you‘to perfection in any style that you may select."
“p50,.i07-50 $8.00 08.50 010.00 012.00 816.00 .016.”
‘- "‘j BOYS’ surrs
. Young America is‘h‘arder‘on his clothes. we oei‘i‘é‘ve',‘ til
boys of any other nationality; and, consequently. special carol
the toughest obtainable, but the seams must be strongly sew
' each gatment reinforced in every possible way. These are th‘
- acteristics of the gaiments we offer you but the Prison are aurp
. Iy Low when you consider these important features.
. N. B.—-Another lot of air ships. One given with each suit. .
. It is only necessary to visit our HABERDASHERY DEPAfi‘r .
MENT to realize that we have the niost fashionable collection ‘
small articles necessary for a gentleman’s diess ever shown in
part of the country, yet our prices ale not more than others innit
charge for greatly inferior qualities.
' Our 32 Hat is equal to what an exclusive hatter will charge M for
: Soilook i Price. Hills H 1111
. 98 Washington ”Street; 43 and so Wail Sires
- ‘ $0. NORWALK. Nogwuk.
At The Model Grocer ’
SEASONABLE liili REASONABLE
. Butter is lower. Remember there be in demand, scarce as 30011 ml
is butter and butter so called. You" Pot Cheese,yfresh every
can get the genuine, made only from 5c. ’ ’
cowo' milk here, 30c lb. Shaw’s Vanilla, five times!
Of Cereal Compounds there appears strength of other vanilla. 15
a new crop eveiy month. One of the Try it
latest is Malta Vita. Try it. 15c pack Tea. —0nr Black and Mike? 11
age. i a peculiar and individual flavor,
Small PotElOGS. perfect in quailty,1‘ be found elsewhere for round
but small 20C peck known to me. While there
Small Hams of fine quality. Willi counting for tastes and the
weigh from 7 to 9 pounds 151: 11). different sorts of tea is seem
Bacon, Armour' 3 Star Bacon. 17c lb. 1 use of one particular kind. We
Canned Pears large can good pears: expect to suit everybody.
10c. isult a good many If you
Now is the time these goods should tea, come to me 141: qt.; 65 iii
Lorenzo Dibb
Will You Pay
Some traveling iakir for tampering With our
eyes when you can have a thorough Scion 7
examination Free * if giaSses are neededi ’
Will be furnished at the lowest price conSisten
with quality. - =
O. B. JACKSON
OQQDUATI OPTIGIAN
58 WALL STREET. .NORWALKECD . ,
\_ concurs .
' ASPHALT
czuznr .
. ism-mom.
and use
Curbs Reset.
iWsIAs Recivvma‘.
Guitars .
Raymond ‘» Br
Cannei COal.
You need a cheerful fire in your grate on chilly
days after your furnace is out of commission. 0111‘ b
flame Cancel fills this want. You willrequirc such a
We will honor your orders for any quantity;
large-11 bushel or a too.
1’1",
- 1
« John H1" F erris
; no Waéh‘lngionStreet, South some
sou-1‘11 one." my: PROB-
“1.5.. '
LONDON. Kay ~‘l‘he’wlfelof Gen
(the mmder of
the Orange Free State forces) who is
111a:- bureau halo
from Washingto "l‘h
,lndicatéd this fatterpiro
on the Huddle Atlantic *
ions! dangeroulwl
sage from her husband yesterday. up.
on good "its ashom1
(ion sales 19m. The
WASHINGTO my lea-Ail dfig1 all! is d d
PNEOIDENT’ WIL SIGN IILL.
Norwalk Chronicler