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.Oarpet Beaters. Carpet Stretchersfwmtewasb. Scrub and Window
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MW of other Useful Articles In addition, and
ALWAYS AT OUT PRICES.
We milling to sell Ohappslle,Duze & Cola 80c Ben Bone for 200 a pound. and
every day.
Agency for Bauer Glove Fitting Patterns; our price, the.
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I Bicycle Shoes we have Norman e Bennett's celebrated line of Tan and
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For the Ladies. Our display of Lsdiee' Oxfords. in Russia, Kid and Patent
Leathers. aflords an opportunity for gratifying the most varying tastes, while the
prices are lower than those charged elsewhere for thesame quality. An inspection
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estrus STATES SIMPLY LOOKS“.
heretary Gresham Again Refuses to lend
Help-llritlah Blue Jackets Were Read!
to Land at Daybreak This “titular-mie-
. aragaa Hay Milt.
cows, April 96.-lt ls reported here
but the British squadron at Corinto, lilo
Iragua. has closed that art.
LONDON, April 96. -— iforts were made
to interview Embassadcr Bayard In regard
to the statement that the United States
government had cabled to him suggesting
that ‘a brief respite be granted Nicaragua
as a means toward the adjustment of the
difficulty between tlust country and Great
Britain, and that the payment of the in-
dcmnlty be made In London instead of In
Coriuto.
Mr. Bayard could not be found, but in-
quirles made In other directions loud to
the belief that the report is correct. and
that the suggestions failed of receiving an
aflrmativo response. The foreign office
up to last chnlng had not received a re.
quest from the U nitod States or from Nic-
aragua for an extension of the time allow-
ed Nicaragua for consideration of the final
ultimatum of Great llritaiu as prcscntod
by Admiral Htophonsou. who Is now at
Corluto with three British warships.
Secretary Gresham Again liefuu-d.
Wasruso'ros. April Ito. -— Nicaragua's
last hope of assistance from the United
States In her controversy with Grout Brit-
ain to prevent the seizure of Coriuto has
vanished. Dr. Guzman. the Nicaraguan
minister, who had been waiting with in-
tcnsc anxiety to see Secretary Gresham,
was finally successful when the secretary
came into l-hedopartmeut from the White
House. whore he had been In consultation
with President Cleveland, presumably on
the some subject. The Interview was very
short.
In five minutes the rululstcr emerged
from tho secretary's olllco looking vory do
pressed. He refused to say a ward as to
what had taken place. but It ilflll be stated
that the secretary gavo him to understand
very clearly that tho lfnitod States would
not interfere in the case as it slamls.
so there are now three courses upon to
Nicaragua—namely, to pay the Iudcmui<
ty. to permit the occupation of (Vol-Into or
to fight. The British troops were to land
at daybreak today at Corinttt
The very latest Information rocolvod
here is to the effect that there will be no
change in the attitude assumed by Nic-
aragua toward the British ultimatum.
and the confident bollof Is that tho ilrltlsh
will occupy Coriuto to enforce their de—
mands.
Lalo last night a well known diplomat
resolved prlvato Information from countle-
tlous In Now York city to tho oifoct that
Nicaragua had decided to refuse to ac-
codc to tlrcat llrltain'e ultimatum and
would resist It.
llr. tluzman. the Nicaraguan minister,
had not up to a into hour received any in~
(urination from his government u-sprctlug
the matter, but be Is of the opinion that
matters will transpire as Indicated above.
As already stated. the position tnkcn by
the president In this matter is that the
dispute Is one cntlroly between Great.
Britain anti Nicaragua. In which tho Unit-
ed States has no «all to iuiorfcro unless
there should IIU committed acts iujurlousto
American tutorcsts In Nicaragua. or thorn
should be shown a disposition by tirrvrt
Britain to ncqulro Nicaraguan territory.
(In torch of those points a fuvombh- as~
summer has Ilt'tlll had from iircut ilrituiu.
and all, it Is said. that con now he done is
to watch tho course of ovouts.
“'0 “'III Hirsrply Look (In.
This ticclslou was not. hastily rcuchcd.
, for tho cutiro aubjoct of our relations to
tho countrlos of t‘uutrul and South Auror-
Icu WM rzrlrlsltIt-t‘ctl lllllI iIIHttllrlivtI wry
curl-fully by tho prcsldcnt with his must I»
tutlouui advisers, and thorn has Iltll‘n
made a oloso scrutiny of tho precedents
that might suillco {or our gultluuoo. ’l'hoso
have been found in at least throo t-trws.
’I‘Iroilrst was frilly sot out it) tho llit'rtrlllilll
of I’roslriout. lluchauun to cultures-r Iu Ishtl
'urowu's $3.00 Slltli
and you will see not only a
Neal and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one In which the
lost Material is lisetl. Combining Durability and St-t
flaking it the best 83.00 Seamless Shoe in the mark“.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
2M and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, a0
H. S. BROWN’S.
South Main Street. 80. Norwaik.
W
M
'Iho Benedict Collar Button.
Atime Saving. Labor Baring, Temper Saving.
Collar Button. Thetop is wedge shaped, the upper
partof thopostis flat, the lower part is round. It
can’t help working, its as simple as a clothes Pin.
Iadein
Gold. Silver and Gold Plate.
SALE BY A. VI. AUSTIN, IEIVEIE,
DPEIII lIflIISE Mill. AIIIIWIIA. 00“
mum
m “I, Me Maura
In that. portion rolnliug lo Paraguay. For
sovcrai yours procodiug this ruousuuo tho
I'llilt'tl States hurl hurl grout tIIlIicuIiy In
maintaining friendly relations with l’ar-
aguny, the Iattor country bclug thou un-
der the Iron dictatorship of Dr. Lopoz,
who was carrying out a policy of cxciud»
lug tho rest of the world from his country
by the most drastic measures. ilo had. as
President Buchanan said, upmr tho most
frivolous anti ovou Insulting proroxts re-
fused to ratify the treaty of frlomlshipand
commerce concluded with Paraguay; had
seized and appropriated tho pmporty of
American citizens residing In the country
Inavlolont and arbitrary manner. and
finally the l’aruguayana had fired upon
the United States steamer Water Witt-h In
1566 and killed the holmsmnn while the
vessel was tanking a peaceful survey of
tho Parana river to determine its fitness
for steam navigation.
The honor as onl as the Interests of the
United Stator demanded satisfaction. and
the president. being clothed with necessary
power, sent a naval expedition up the PM—
sun river to the capital of Paraguay and
sorupcllod ample arminglos from tho prosti-
rlcnt, tho payruout of an lmlcrnnlty of
010.000 to the family of the soaruau who
was killed and finally scoured the ratifi-
cation of the treaty.
The application of this case to the Nie-
araguan situation is not exact, but It Is
regarded as conuuittlng the United States
to the recognition of the principle of the
right to demand an indemnity for the
abuse of United states oilloora. and titers-
fore we could not consistently deny the
same right to (Ir-oat Britain.
The mend case which is relied upon as
a precedent growout of the diillcuitios
encountered by Bpain. France and Great
Britain in their relations with Mexico in
18o0.'l‘hese nations asserted that they
had been placed by the arbitrary and vex-
atlous conduct of Mexico under the ones-
sity of exacting from- the authorities of
that countryamore effective protection
for the persons and properties of their sub-
'Jaots, as well as the execution of obliga-
oontractsd with thorn by Mexico,
and ”mtbsrefcre they had combined to silent
their ends by loses If need be.
'I ”alum
Them United States which had similar
Inst Mexico was invited to
u there uropsan notions in forcing
theirdernands open Mexico. This Invita-
tienwas declined bythe United States,
'sesrslsseatshaatea wblehwastbenintbethroesofclvilwsr.
"amend
sl llesaepotntlntasossels
large law
' drama: ”war against
the fact
WM
arise for
the redress thereof. and ha've also a right
to levy the war severally or Jointly. The
United States has a deep interest whl lob,
however, they are happy to believe. is an
Interest hold' by them in common with
the high contracting powers and with all
other civilized states—t t neither of the
sovereigns by whom tb convention has
been concluded shall seek or obtain any
Inquisition of territory or any advantage
peculiar to itself and not equally left open
to the United States and every other elv-
Iilzed state within the territories of Mex-
bunsslres
"mm
all of the contracting parties shall. asa
result or consequence of the hostilities to
be Inaugurated under the convention. ox-
erolse in the subsequent. alfalrs of Mexico
any Influence calculated to impair the
freely to constitute the form of its own
government."
It appears that those stipulations wore
acknowledged by the contracting parties
to the satisfaction of President Lincoln,
although It was found necessary after the
close of our own war to take stops to expel
Maximilian from Mexico.
The third precedent was found in the
cross of the war botwecn Spain and Chile
In lstld, whorl, upon being appealed to In
behalf of Chile, In tho name of the Man-
roo doctrine. to prevent the bombardment
of Valparaiso, Secretary Howard wrote to
United States Minister Kilpatrlclr at San-
tiago as follows:
"The government of the United States
will 'maiutnln and insist, with all the do
olslon and energy which are compatible
with our existing neutrality, that the re-
publican system. which is accepted by
any one of those (South American) states,
shall not be wnutouly assailed, and that
It shall not be subverted as an cud of a
lawful war by Europonn powors,’ but be»
youtl this point the United ptatcs govern~
ruent will not go, nor will It consider Itself
horoby bound to tnko part In wars in
which a South American republic may
eutor with a European sovereign when
the object of the latter Is not thcostahlish-
snout Iqrplat-o of u with rtod republic of a
monurc ry under a lturoponu prim-'0.
A Treaty Violaterl by llritain.
Upon thesu procrslouls resist the dcclsion
of the administration to rcfraln from irr-
terforoucc hottvoou Great Ilritatu and Nic-
arugula at this stage of the proceedings.
In behalf of Nicaragua, though without
success. It. would appear that It has been
urged that the occupation of Corinto by
the British trtmps would be In direct vlo«
lation of tho (flayton-liulwor treaty bo-
twoou the Unltod States and (treat Ilrit-
nln. A provision of that trout-y prohibits
British occupation of Central American
territory.
Article I covenants that the United
State-s and (trust lirltaln agree “that
neither will orter croct or maintain any
fortifications commanding llm Nicaraguan
canal or In the vicinity lhccoof. or occupy
or fortify or colonlav or assume or exercise
any dominion mor Nicaragua. Costa liloa,
the Mosquito coast or any part of Central
Amorlul. "
It Is pointed out that this Is oven more
binding than tho Monroe doctrine, as the
latter Is a principle asserted by the United
Hiatus, while the treaty Is an ngroemora. to
which (trust ilritulu Is a part y. There
have been individual claims on both sides
of tho wator that tho (Ilaylon-Bulwer
treaty was abrogated. yet the governments
have uovcr formally abrogated It.
A resolution was introducctl In tho Inst
sounto to nitrogatc It, supposiugthnt thmo
who tipptlml It. cousIdt-r it In force. The
forms, It Is hold. uppm! to im vcrt‘tlcilullo
agalmt. tiroot llriruiu's "occupying" or
"cxorcislug any dominion over Nit-um-
gun. "
Killed by tho l'nllupae 0! a Plants.
ALBANI. April it‘s—Ily tIu‘ collnpw of
a second story piano Anus. Iloalvyauri
IirItIgut Iiouiov at this city flIIlI Mrs. Kulo
Mulllu of Ilolmht‘u, N .I.. turn lll‘t‘t'lpllltlv
cd n dislouro of l'.’ tool to the lloor below.
All thrco worn badly Injured. Auuu
III-ult'y will dic. Ilt’ll' skull Int-lugl'mclrtrctl,
and film has Illit'l‘llill Injuries. Mrs. Mui-
IIu hurl n fluroulhs‘uinl quuut In her
arms, which t-mtpt-d Injury, while the
mother‘s :mhlcs “’I'I't! bruitvu.
A Mrrgor Se-rrtr'm‘vtl.
AIM/WY, April 'Jtl.——.Iamos Smith. alias
Ed Iiar'truau, was arraigned In the court
of sessions boioro .lutigo Cluto for passing
a forged chi-ck on William M. Whitney N
(In. of this city, having plradod guilty.
lie was scutnncod to four yours and six
months at hard labor In Ilaunautora state
prison. ills accomplice—«MIutrlo Wcovli,
alias Maud Wardmploadod guilty. and
sentence w as suswudml.
The I'enroae Resolution.
"Alllllt-ltlllliti. April 2o.——'l'ho resolution
Introduced by Sonatin- I’l-urose at the In-
stanoc of tho Municipal users-lotion of
I’hIlndoiphla. calling for an Inquiry Into
the Workings of tho iitrIIIt charter for that
all y will cortaiuly ho favorably reported
back to tho rillllllil by tho coutrnljudlclary
committee. to which It was referred.
The Kentucky lioselturl Defeated.
llALTerllll-l. April BIL—Joe (tarts, the
salami lightweight champion of Mary-
laud dofoutctl the Kentucky Imseburl
(Waller llldgoton, colored) of Philadelphia
In otght rounds bans trad tho litmobud
nonr out. whoa than was called In tho
mldrilo of the round to saw the ilud from
bolng kuocltori out.
A Murderer flanged.
Cor.:t out s. 0., April Ito. —-(l. tlcsohwllm
was imaged at Is: ill this morning. lie
showodwondoriul norm on tho sustfold.
maintaining the composure which has
marked his conduct ever all on his eouilna
mcnt in the penitentiary.
Fire In a Colliery llalldlng.
Wrtarsnauar, Pa, April oh. - Fire
broke out In the boiler house of the Ii‘orty
Fort cellist-y and reduced the building to
ashes During the progress of the tire one
of the boilers exploded with terrific foroa
train Wrecker Bowen Deal.
Mrnnssrows, N. Y.. April to. «John
Boston. who. It will he remembered, cans-
ed the Carr‘s Rock disaster on the ltrle
railroad in rsos, when so people were bili-
ed, died In the Hints hospital hero.
Wages last-eased.
Pnovrnsrtcr. April ltd—Theme
meat of the Nichols at ’l’srlila notified
its employees that an Increase In prices
from to to it cents psrday would go into
eflsatatonoa . 7
Obie! lease Metres.
A I bill—At am statstlblu
[tire I“ was-billed tonsils
‘ Marmara.
Inc, and especially that neither one nor ‘
right of the Mexican [maple to choose and ‘
consists of
/,
combination.
.5
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lg here. Illustrated.
u. ,
a polished tin
< 9.. s
. . p— 0
. u g o. } Price Complete.
5 En , lot .1 limited limo
3‘ g Eg- ouch purchase r of
. Ill 9:: 2 I.b package of
2 ca 4:
aaiacoaaoaasiiaaiaéinait
Tilt Furhlls Mills to
now own...
This new have ion
and can be used alone or in
lemon is at once apparent.
A few of its many use. are 3620an
fectlyhmadc, and of the best
livery houscwa .s
WHEATLET mm
FREE OF CHARGE.
0305!? OF YOUR 03005” TO-IMY.
Wheatlet is a most delicious
Breakfast food.
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three Warts
I» /
Its convert. YWWf'W'WW-
f It is per.
25 cents.
> .Qprvn.§.t‘tfitwwweo‘ .
we will .rriw
this funnel a"
a)
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., lotlport, ll.l.
shave. "
doesn‘ t cost much.
50001 IIO
tvs TIME NOW 1'0 THINK
about getting a LAWN MOWER. Nothing makes a place
look sodileprdated as a ragged,iII-hept, untrimmed lawn.
it Is about as unhandsome as the man who needs ‘fa
Mowing the lawn is good 4 xerciee, and the mower
W“ All mowers sold by as this year
will be sharpened once without charge.
I‘lllIIi Hardware lit,
42 South Main Street.
ll lilll IRE lonilllll issue‘s
vestmeut for your hard "earned savi ngs, an
urance com an endowument In
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devise. WI hatyears' experience. exception-
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'n ralthy localities of this country only.
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III VIISIIIIIIITOII SI.
south Norwalk.
SO0Ili IIflIIVIAlII SAVIIIIIS BAIIII
51 Washington street. I
Open daily from 9 to I: a. m.. and from its.
. m.. and on Saturday evenings from 6 to I
tintercst allowed on deposits.
\LDEN HOLVIANS, Priest.
JOHN H. REBEL“. Vice-Pram.
“HIV ll KVAPP We. end Tn
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138 VVest Illilr Street.
I New York City,
recently returned from Eu-
rope with the latest and most
successful treaitncut for all
lore-us. sexual and
Ila-Isa." Diseases of
30-. can be coir-lullcd frco
‘ ulro-f 2-5,? 9?. H VIII-
MIG curt-ti pvrmanoutly
without cutting. tau rt ft‘rfo
ullnrcmus painuts in Ntw
lork nnl user by r'iir'rrr
and t. was Ills-Old
recast-snug!“ rh- bl .u
d- r and other parts.
Only the must advuumi
‘ .. .. . ~. . nth-utlfir li’tltimultl; lit;
bumh‘uc lsuuranu- ll"
tallftthlmz of any kind. last! 'isalley mum-vi.
AM Polaou forrvcr anlIIrntml Analysis of
Ifllr- frn. llydmh ratltrally (‘11?!th wutmut
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Ila-ninnllsm I‘m Absoluto prim y and s0-
trot). upstream and hopeless cases solrclu
«to film
a. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
KNIGHT ornate. NORWALK. um
, Oppcaila Horas ftailwaynepot
gtdamftmlm strut. Telephone cad,“
Personally Conducted Tours
WASIIllNIiTON
VIA
PEIIIBVLVAIIA IIAILIIIIAII.
[nave New York Ii a. nu. llay 2nd and ”id,
aprl‘flarrlve New Yilf..0n return trip. evening
a til t
o sixtynsr'rz'scttrlh 'I‘tll arsr scum sun
Uttal'hirius will accompany the party
throughout.
late. llevsrlng sll Espeasss. Sit. so
for Itineraries or further lnformation.a Au
Iy to ticket agents, or to tourist agent all. I
way. New York.
.I. It. WHO I) l. GEO. W. BOYD.
Ben'l Pass. Agent. Asst. tien'l Pass. Agent.
A aprili a all all
a--- w
TO ADVERTISERS.
Changes cannot be tumult-r
tend the same day copy is hand-
ed In. Every reasonable effort
will be made to accommodate
patrons, but change cannot be
Insisted upon as a right unless
copy is sent in by 2 o'clock
Win the afternoon of the day oe-
fore change is desired.
Conn. I
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VACATIONS.
'03 3119' PEOPLE
Washington, I). C.
“is Old Point Comfort. Va.
--700 units crowns runny: t
On the Beautiful new a. lpe of the
OLD 00MIIIIO , IIIIE
{Alfordlng Rest and Recreation.
l‘hese lrIpa‘are Idealist! a considerable por-
.lonls made through the quiet. waters of the
’amcus Hampton [toad-and Potomac River
and there Is little likelihood of seasickneufi.
Also lIt'kcla on min. with privilege of going
or returning by rail.
I Write for particulars of the-lo antlother de'
Iirthtt‘ul trips to
Old Dominion steamship Company.
l’lar as. I‘m. an". New York.
W l.. Guillandeu. Vice-President and Traf-
rlc Mnnsunr
HOIISE 0IIPPINO
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VIAIEII POVIEII.
If you want your horse clipped quick nu!
clean.ch on .
W. McQuhae,
68 North Main St.
.. South Norwalk.
0i0 on uturutr
Daily Direct Freight Line
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NEW YORK,
SOUTH NORWALK
AND N ORWALK.
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