t
NOH‘HH MAIN STREET,
” fold;
value, $18.50
Fine Silk WAISTS.'irinlmed with Voile
lace and silk embroidery , value, $3. 50
L GOLDEN
7%
‘3
I" V
5... GOAL $5....
No. 2 Not Cool, suitable for the spring season. lights
quickly. bums ireely, IaSIs well. at $5.00 per ton.
,
Eyerett’s Pat. Portable Dump wagon,
9 ‘ Auburn Wagons, .
. Carriages of All Descriptions. .
Harness Goods and Harness Repairing,
V Horse ClepIng and Shoeing. x
M WRIGHT
”m-_w~....-w_—_.m-.— w.~ww.——W-.-_.«- ..’... mm... .. ~91
Reductions '
We keep our reductions for a few days more. i
The Newest PRINCE CHAP SUITS, alstest cut,
in plain and striped Panama; pleated Skirts, with
shades, brown and navy;
ly smusevlgit the i ,
N s ‘ .
no any III M
V ~Baiay rift “In. the «minutes
with croup you Apply llr. 'i'homau'
Eclectrlo Oil st once. it tiers like me
. 4.
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LISBON MIMGRIAI. "lat/ICED.
LISIION. April cams Immortal oer-
.vlce tor the inter King. Burton and the
Crown Prince 01 Portugal who were:
suustnntod Entrust-y 1 last. will his
‘ hold on April 24. nt Jeropymos Con
vent soul will he scientist! by King
Mnnuol and Downer Queen Amelie
This will be the kings first public
appearance 0th the “more. and the
greatest; pr innit have bleep taken
for his inlet . ' . ’
OOUTH NORWALK.
r
$11.98
$1.98
68 Washington St,
.80th Norwalk.‘
politics are already under discol-
Iilon at the Ga agltoi. suit, son» at tho
Republican loo era realising the possi-
losllgi in connection tilt the Milan?
traitor; or the convent on gin Chicago.
um cautiously talus soundings to on
yolopthoattitude‘ and probable count
or action or various cluibleo tor the
convention unless it is now learned
that a strong effort is Minglnmm to
induce Selector wage, or menu-
sorts to accept the permanent chair-
mnnnhlp.
ho present in his personality the best
compromise elements standing in It
most iovnrnblo nttituVoe townrd each
of the persons who have figured In the
public prints. on possible candidates
consult himselt does not care to dis:
cuss the letter openly. and in tent, it
is probable it has not progremd be-
yond a tentative since.
SUIT SETTLID OUT 0' COURT.
HARTFORD, April 21! will the on
parlor clourt yesterday the suit of Mrs
Hellenic Reeves, oi Colchentor. Want
Jrct' modulator and
Mrs. Walter C. Smith, of Halley.
Moss" was settled out hi court. Who
the lulntm strolling to recover Hutu-G
nu mortgages translated to the dew
Il-nrlnnt. Alter It conference of the no
and the suit was withdrawn.
seems-sirm’
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
PLUMBING;
STEAK
1101' WATER
AND
GAS FITTING.
Amazon
soSouthMaiIIStreet‘,
'GOU‘I'I'I NOIWALK, GOHN.
“PITA“
Cm
WIN-U. AND IMFWIV
“Tm
In-nh-
1.1.
EDWIN H. MATHIW‘ON. PM
. IoIIII II. KNA" lot Vino-Pros.
V’ 3 common It.
Dru.
WILFIED‘ IODWILL. Mlle.
an."
DIIIOTOIU.
I. H. Mathewson
Christi-II Iwartz John H. Light
had it. Iowan.
genome Voouv II on nets-
fihmsmuorou m m... « .
bin counter at friction developing be» “
tween the rival aspirants spit the nom- .
His friends are urging that ..
tor the ltepulllicnn nomination. The ‘
deciliter. Mr anti
cone begun before a Jury yestcrtlay.2
iorneyn no agreement wgs rescued.)
V . street. bridge. is spinning the day In
spectator at the lirlnrclll't automobile
- lace tqntorrow.
_ Ketchum. has been placed In commis-
Tin, sum Iron. Copper ]'
till llllllllllli
TRANIAGTO A '0“!qu IAHKIHO
howsu. m vm
Hoary
John H. Knapp limit Wit
Josiah I. Mervin J. Wallace Mervin
* CLVVIVIs'i'.J6Ei§lV.VV
sou-m nonwnuc
out.“ or
Ville will an 'm. 1’
your hooseeiesuins Ilium M will
ailment“ the quality. nulli price to be
I' K
This morniutr about hall at the new
glint street sewer had been complet-
_ .1 ,9 ,
no. Ferguson. at we venue Vt:
entertaining the St, James Circle this
afternoon.
W ~
Charles Andaman. of East Norwnllt.‘
the season. “
M
Herman Vanni oi the Washington
‘ New York city.
W
itnlph Ii. Gregory intends to be u
George Vun Kenton and George
loultlin expect to go to London, N. J.,
shortly. to work.
George Von Kenton. of East
Norn’ulk. in the guest ol‘ irlcnds in
”burly, N. Y.. [or two weeks.
-W...
The launch “s. M..' owned by Silos
‘ninn at the Worthington street .»drnw
bridge.
The Marvin murkvt building in
First. street. la Drill}! temporarily util-
ized by Edward ii. tim'iunn. its o flag
on paint shop.
The Southern Nut England Tole
phone Company in "..Ilvd It 'phonn to-
Ilny III Johnson it llv nulwn‘s market
in First street. V
Richard ngua.
ol‘ inst Washington
street. hon been no . .intvri manager
or tlu- Atlnntic all. ; rc-ltlc Ton Corn-
pnny'u store in Normurw
Mr and Mrs. Richard Irwin 11nd
dauxhtcr. Minn Ninnio‘ltwln. of New
street, were visitors In New Haw n
and Bridgeport, Saturday ..
Richard Sweeney, tho well known
Washington street mnrlu lump in lutri
up by no nttnck oi the grip at. his
home in East Washington street.
I'lillllt l. Merriam will lend the
Wi't‘ M» prowl” meeting this evening at
tin.» mist Avenue Methodist Church
“lilo subject lull not been announced.
'llIls mornlng’ gnvo tho fullestfivi-
Ilium oi spring that. l-Junt Nor-walk
I‘Iun but. this season in addition to a
high mum rutulc, the trees hnd start-
ed to hurt.
Adologntlon at Manda from East
Norwulk will ii" to South Norwnllt
this evening, and menu It party to be
given by Charles Ryan, III his home in
Ely avenue.
F. ii. Courts, oi i-'. ll. cowln sndN
Cortltiuny. the sewer contractors. loll
today for Boston. to Imiknl‘lor n little
matter to mention with a contract
tor s Boston utter.
tin; out test days and replaces
, itesvy.
East Nor'wnilt ‘wlli send u masts- ,
. bits race in New Yuri: state.
‘- at are cnthusiute will start tonight,
j. in order to be on the
‘ start at the race. whie
set Is good night’s sleep eour! start. to- c
‘ marrow morning. .
has secured a position on a yacht (or ‘
‘ dock, a any rope struck him nodsent
htoVr _
it .l‘cili will to.
W
There he: s ax to ’iha new
plants or on. More lty splicing in
linen Washington street. For several
werwn on. place has pm boarded up
and there remains considerable inter-
ior work to melt. l “table. .
Gown R. Vain Metros and mm
Zoloft are patiently nwsititi the to.
rival of the new motor tor the r launch
maker. The engine is expected during
much heavier. which. in tent. was too
ed delegation to the Merci!!! automo-
Bottle
not! at the.
others will
. it
The Ollagowsllos are still “wildcat
oi the announcement that the int sur- .
prise party has been "pulled oil" for
the season. Set lot members
tincture that they would not he sor-
prised it there should be another petty
tomorrow night. than til they have not
received tthty tip that there will he
one. .
Ills: Jennie Lee. daughter or VMrV.
and En. John Hi Lee. of 35 First;
street. was tendered a surprise party
last evening by s company or about?
twenty-Ave friends. at her home. The
evening was mode It most delightful
one with music. game: and the van.
ions other pogtlmss appropriao for
such an occasion. A supper was airs
med. t " '
Misti Marie .l. Todd, of Bro’oktield
Junction. culled at. The Sentinel onion
this morning and wished n denial
made of the announcement made yet
lords), that she would he married
Julie. 20 to Arnold i'unnm of East
Norwallt. The comuzlluir. micro buo'iting
the announcement was brought to The
Sentinel otllce by n messenger yester
day. and being signed was considered
[lotion tie. .
m
Joseph Anni: _v hurt an unexpected
splash in the harbor yesterday after-
noon. While he won assisting, in
shifting o. burge at the Marvin eon!
him flying ovorhonrtl. Raymond So!
look. of tlrrgon Boulevard, enroll in
the rescue nollly. and toured him '3
rope. Amity taught it and Sellcclt
assisted him up the slide oi the barge.
So for us could be soon, Amity did not
suffer much from the experience. ex.
cept ior'tho unplensnnlnoso or it.
.m:
The neunl prayer meetings will be
IIlel this morning In both the Metl‘m
dial. and nuptial Churches
The automobile or Robert 3 Bar
clay or itownyton avenue, attracts n
grunt. deal 01’ attention about this
place. with Its new decorations and
handsome ilnlnhlngs.
William A. anh, 0! South Norwnlk.
will personally conduct the dancing
pnvillou nt Roton Point. this season.
and will shortly begin preparations
for the opening (Into,
Major R. iJvingnlon Llit‘VItt‘y or this
place. attended the ntlllivcrsnry of the
Girl Guard. in New York citt. yester-
day allot-noon and evening. The Boc-
onII ('ompnny. Governor's F o0..t(lunrtls
oi Connecticut. worn the scents of hen-
or of the Old Guard The New linen
teeters were their full dress and beer
skins. They curried no arms A Ilelrr
notion from the. Old Guard met the
iisvun military men at the Grant!
I! utrnl station and escorted them to
the Old Guard armory. Broadway and
Vorty- ninth street The Old Guard
colohratiop mutated at n religious ser-
vice yesterday nttnrnoou. and a 'bl:
iii}
gen last evening at the .Woatport
been puttslmr the winif r 'n California,
has returned home.
mm Is
than t the trenster at all property {
“merry to his trite was to m n:
sponsilulltr. and therefore the notion
is bronchi against lips. to other 9»
party being left to attach.
Joseph Bartlett was
in the Superior , .
il'mii' rim or In min
MW!» 01" 8 . _ , 3 7
Edward Root. Nor our!) “skills. Fift-
lctt was arrested in atomic“. Mouth
morlllllfi hr Panama monomer
walking over chapel mot. to s mm
sin some his m, were tour
chic ens which I‘I'Ib's’eour‘tittlyam
. Blriiutt Willi
’ ”use at the -
Root term in seam, work a day or
so bolero the chickens were stolen.
.. streamer.
acorn Allen has gone to Norwallt.
where he has secured e position.
Mrs. Joseph G. Hyatt has returned
from a week's visit in Washington, D.
a our lot .
a
Lira. Wlillem Easter and children
Vi‘I'evo returned item a visit. in New
orlr
Nathaniel Moody, or New Heron.
has heart the guest at friends in lists
sotucit.
A rory tolerating program was ’3".
57““-
Mrs. Jessie Northrop Wright street.
is entertaining Mrs. ids Jennings and
can, of Norm]: ‘ ,
:Mlse Mildred Harrison, who has
The Current Events Club will meet
with Mrs. Mackenzie at Holy Trinitl
rectory this afternoon.
Mrs. ivEIlgnr Nash entertained the
Dependent Sootety or the Congress-
tionul church yesterday
An old fashioned dance will be giv-
IIII Frldny. evening. May 1st. at the res-
idence or Daniel Brown.
Contractor Thomas Forsyth, at Fair-
flold, but the contract for tho enlarge
meat of the Westpm‘t sunltnrlum.
The engagement is announced or
Miss Mary 1.. Miller, of Westport to
'l’hiaodore Payne Whitman, of Hort-
101'
Mrs. Walter L. stone, of Rochester. |
N. Y.. hall been the one. of her por-
cuts. Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Hurlbutt,
Stole street.
.i. 0..
m
Mr and Mrs J. Lorin Fillow out!
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph sirloin. who hllVe
been spending the winter in Florida.
how: returned home.
ling villages and sniping Britishi V V
_ Vflsm a... Is; bottlh»
V cross: 34% "at”?
on.“
f .
«11mm usual M ' '
II derived. Watchmen m ~
i
la undeVr coontstitV of!"
flighaihsm
it!”
at “mother “new,
{14:0le I.flrl.
hilt W he: been ‘
quidtly st his 1mm in Princeton a
long time. and hits taken shout no
port in public We. He has been
stoppin st 14mm tor several
weeks lowlife new at illness
which began st P sewn.
rmrsenluofiwiuosruzsn. ‘
Will Proceed Against *th ”Chaim
m, April” ”at Viii'ledV
British and button troops is being rs
Idly mobilised near Principe. for Its-
other punitive Within " miss: the
{’wnlicaiditihds :11» recently have
can to us an ootin villsge ’
tho Peshwur harder I; ‘V ‘
The prime movers in the pram u
rising are the Mohmands. a Pellets
tribe occupying the hills between I! .
nhnwur sad Kopat. The 359an
lime been ravaging the country .
posts. About '.10 000 are gathered .-
Kumnll, twenty miles tram Poohamr ‘
The situation is seriously complicate!
by the preponce in' this territory .
Mghnns who are hooking in It!
numbers to the standards of trialling
Several thousand Multan! are “it!
already to have crossed the Kabul rtv
or and to he On their way to join 1
malcontenta. antenna of the Am
of Aghcnlatan are 39937811in mutiny
no oflort to ehérkil this. hiovemen. '
which disturbs showindiah noveinmcfit.
CATHOLIC PfiiESTé‘I" FUTURE.
-v———.
anch 6M9 Aimiting may» Re-V
carding Pension Funds.
PARIS. April Ti v’I‘hé Catholic! of
France especially the: clergy. re ens»
lonely awaiting a decislmi G18? W J
have rostrum; this“ estnliVI
«mniunl (lit! 5 cites to:- pflehw, Th
so‘eh tinniil is planned. wolrhi not
tnl ~ Ivifi'l the property belonging
I'm Iain neutrino fistula tor Merlin sir.
III Ir-Iutnttug to u. M0100, but it: thew.
.mfiixm‘ _»—:v
Each company at the Westport lire
dcpsrunent have received 826 trout;
Robert W. Poet of the “(canon l’o ‘
per Co. in addition to this each tire. -
man who remained on duty all night at .
the recent fire at. the mill, has receiv- l
ed three dollars each.
The following unicorn were elected
at the normal Ileetion of (lemon Eu 1
nine (30.: Foreman Henry Unwritten ,
snslsluut. Edward H. Walsh, second]
assistant GhnrlI-s l'I-upo. Htil'tifll'Vl.
.lohh Quinlan; chairman James Donn
lino; treasurer, Joules Hawks; librar-
ian. August Neutrals. Vinllnnt Engine
Company No. 3: Foreman James A.
Burke: assistants, John Burke and
George 11mm: secretory Herman
Dermot: treasurer, James Burke, '
WESTON.
Mrs. David Morehouno still motto 1
nos seriously ill.
I
I
Mrs. ll. AV. Bulnton Is now able M
Ito out ct doors nttcr her now III
um. . .
l Illtll"1'1"\' reported that the Myer
um ..ruxl himself up Wit “It"
in» n lil' new Iirransemlut. henna!
sun» with a recent amendment to that
III-lollitlon ol’ crunch grown till! they
cm to accept piano impaction! ior‘
iflfiaat‘fi.
Although no definli’é éloiii
liven nrtlhiitlgatefi: from m.
“it:
nor. in expressed that the initiator:V
giant element at the Hilton nor
frustrate this new potpourri to emotion
n more secure future. tor the Gstiioiio
plants of FM“: . .
cu—hg—uauu-uaq-
NEW GANAAN m .HONOV
:s'uw "wa April 23w“.
wnltretiuirlsdor the William W
chester print of “M I mt h"
boon Sit‘llrctiéd In T82. Yale 611m
;~.I full n w H 0110?.“
it . \I .. mm. Conn; Albert 3:1
.o..m.iu Moi-inch. (‘qonn and AW;
tilinunltu'uh. New Herr-ti. The nutrient
for n pointing In oil will be "whim"
the work on which. (iOln‘llltszd with the .
our II of lltr' nor. will be "lit! cor-ll
ti; 2. Hittite. Wino . . I
~*~«wfi—u~—u¢-—
HAITI’OID WPW OHM}?
V Second-lurid
, New and tubes.
. V! u “ 'H u '0 ‘
. ‘ . ,.-..‘.‘:.'.f :3}. 8:53? 2 m."m.:g3“" In on Admi‘Chrlltl u lunch. sun- weeks' uny..'
‘ hard wruh. Satisfaction. none “”3“ T” W” “"1, "' Educational --- . intuit at tho "data Clutsippn MI
I: uptlclnlly.(1ltllln cruisers, up.“ “0:20!”th in CNN Fred Smith. or ”prion. has alerted Hrs. Janina Coley has been enter .lI. tIi'tIMiifll. Doria humanism
”*‘W in to lilo"! tho carpenter“ trade. thllllll' her mother. It" .1. B. hiltlt- . :. Nutrition vioe- -msl‘oms.. Wis
banquet. lost evening.
PARISH AND NOROTON.
Mrs. Oscar Williams returnrd to; The union mm m ”1..“ Gina
South Salem, yesterday, tor a mo t'unipnnyor mum hormonal .
l uncut at culmination with tillI ICO-
W
Richard Vfllaud will he the lender oi
the Loyal Wot-how 8(eron meeting
hulls of lino deals" In from or flu-
lsbml lmul Pmpollors, Bronte Bhutto
inn, MutilWlml. Everything in the
Motion lino. Mt us Ilmtro on your
Iouulromcnts. Drop e posinl for 1393
Catalog.
ilv Itoiw Newton.“
piano tram. «comm of
sanitation It'll been It!” M tilt?
Gilbert “my. “to!
New News.
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Mulls ill-Nil. oohtILIGI'WV ‘
PARIS. April 38 .-—II. I"!
blur. “nonresident of tho 0 ;
he cries. when some has but » -
taro the sunset Wt ..
as so soloist mortar
on. denies any colon
Illusions to In
I", at llnrlbnlt street
ennui—unusu—
Rev. District! Horus devotdd 'i’ncs-
day alter-noon to p lorul cells in the
upper parish of rilcld.
Morris Consult llss returned to
In: home in Cranbnry otter a. two
wertrs' absence in Maine.
tern immoral la momentum
It vary inn III-III. which was Mum by
one at his horses a tow days sun.
The town: smile or ill ttliflfl‘d oys-
tnr opomull iii no loucm liulhlo on tho
Wuolllnalun street lu-zlrh- ulnl will not
Iw won them in hunt.» uuuililtil'u uu
til the next moon spent.
W
The opening house oi the Rude) 03'
slur t‘ompsny,on Washington
street III-loin we: finally closed up tor
Ilw surrounds-terrier. when the Ilse-
lrlu light meter was removed.
uumun—u—nmu
(loin-no It, Will Alstvne. proprietor
of tho tit-moot lnuuulry. III speudllll
. .
68 Water Street. Telephone 450.
The llmwn brothers are home from
Yale out! are spending their master.“-
ciltiml ll'l Dart“.
W
hit-s. A. C. Stillman has routed her
residence In Scripwlult overturn Burton.
hr the season to New York parties.
W
Gillian! titroet. who I. a student at
thevens' institute. "chokes. to spend-
ine Illa nastier vocation Ill ills horn in
“In. no. a. um .56..
nostril NORWALK. court: ,
Lumborondwn Work iorEverything:
from o Piggery ton Palace.
.. aw 1W roimwmw .mum.
THI HIV
Hotel Victories:-
on MINUTI {ION DIPOT.
IIUHOPA N'PLMI.
«more.
. mm
LMU Mil! \Mm m m hi 404 Md Mimic Lilli“ 'W Ito null this evening will not out tor tIII Mill) in “mutual” to get littor- ”filmy”. We: 11'!” with W multin- '
I“ TI‘I: canvas, hm“ ““de Fl aortas. tlsro or partly covered with 1mm IWTIIMIIAIORRILI. "riot-elm autumn"! mm. ”In. est-d m the allmul Mil! ”mm “ M r. “a “a “Ont! WI.
1 "i ll
The reasons I is it adds really to tho appearance of II room. atrium in in bar ,, uh...“ 23“" been the hitch llolrllers uncle. Newton. . W
2nd. It I. am if? ”and palm III. II to much cheaper In the A ”him" In» or Imported Ill-II. milolud- .,,,..,:,‘:,..,;'fi,_ my ”WWW rm. W‘Potm‘wmln‘lm‘l‘u yutnr- "a: “it; huh-mks! M at:
long run than in common hoot-In:i covered with carpet. in: the tnmmflm’ no" and w," m, my.“ not My the humor to I I! on o . , . a“. mm to vio- M
We haven ml! untamed m mutton" in Yellow Pine. Gunmen lines I Go:- swimmers“ it am,” in ‘ m, “it This we: a“ w m“ Wwittmm {It hurt» “a n. it MM “m “
0st and ttaple "A hint to the wise is sullicleut. Auuoousrdl on mum. ortlur in which their Iurlmi hm . lie .1 y or . ”I; ”in. oven m ”mm”. .t,
V V“ J' w“"’“' I mumps now Irma” built. The craft W
. “lumps on. a grim: 'ih'iiiui‘ihui...'§ “amt” Irty Mt h Milli-ll no a NEW In. “m ”3
. t . n e
tlucouI noon toads. twin-tint! Ilut‘ly which will mm on tourism ”MM '1 1““ 'V'm' 1* "m ”m awfimfi“§gm 3"" " "is .
lilootlnr. w“ . " or Attention "' nulu moo tomorrow. 'I‘Im ltltiltld to ' titre ' n. m- m.“ “I w of .
V‘” ”M ii. “1 . " mm“ [to In the Pound more mute to Iii“ “H.111!” has pitfalls-ea Abel this sinned mm l8“. ,
.. ".‘fiVVV . ."lii toms-In numrmnmmr m
as. I II I. . . ..
« ' ‘ , . . ‘ . no lilill‘w‘V “V‘V‘V l" ”‘”'.‘l"'.ll.l“;3ltill"” it him... ..‘..WI W V ""
‘ ‘ . V .~ ' I out . .
V , ‘ 7 ~ * Mill. “if" gawk WWII! “loll Illicit “Mil loony
mutilat- serum do" that um:
iitr. ‘l’tllryls Intellllim.
: 'l‘ll ‘l‘own ttinrlcn lII
stub;- truth 3. not «own!
litter. Memo hill near the
horde? to ~
Gunmmlio. muslin.
minimum
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