i.
Mesa in sell the “KlNG”—rus ens-r.
‘ “diminisharensedlnits censtrnetlon.andthe simplicity at its
mltsnperiortesilothecs. ‘ .
‘anismedfnrthenaslBesrinma great advantage"
‘ Knives are of first quality ml. hardened and tempered in oil and ad-
htha Cutter Ber, insuring a smooth out.
“ and... Bar is made or Solid Steel and a rigid in its construction.
Thalia” are made straight. and are universal working.
libs Rachet is positive and noiseless; completely housed so no dirt or grass can
‘ iris Roller is layman». and can be m to cut the gran at any desired height
all mm are lnterchsngsble and can be duplicated.
D have them in live sizes—and at out prices. (i
‘ “.75; 12-in., O3; 14-in., $3.75; 16-in.. 03.5 ; 18-in., $3. 75.
” g In! none but the Knee Mowers—s child can as it.
' '9" «ii! a
SilllllEViNl’S iiiiiiii HilllSES.
.N0llil iiain and instincts. Snuili Nowell.
WWW“..- “comma... .nra mummnWW—u—r'v-r
SEN BRDS.
sums tutu
Luna-u...-
sisvsnot or. is steer! ron 1r.
an» rousin- Instruction. use Beers c.-
‘rnsa to undo- Itunsusder Bayard rook
loch Prompt Action “that hiicaragua's
Terms Wars at (late- Ansel-Nd.
Wasnrssren. May 8.-'l‘be Nicaraguan
incident. growing out of the British oc<
enpation 0! Certain. was practically and
happily settled seemingly through“ the
good once of the Salvsderean minister to
Great Britain and France. who arrived
in London from Paris and had an inter.
view with Lord Kimberley. the British
foreign secretary.
It is understood that Embasssdor Bay:
ard was present at this meeting. although
the statement of Sir Edward Gray in the
house of commons that the United States
had not suggested terms tor an amicable
settlement would indicate that Mr. Bny~
ard was only‘prescnt as amicus curiae.
The conference between Lord Kimber—
iey and Mr. Medina. the minister (rem Sulv
vador. resulted in a definite arrangement
of terms for the settlement at the trouble
at Corinto. the substance of which was
immediately cabled to Secretary Gresham
by Mr. Bayard. In the dispatch Mr. Ray
ard said that Great Britain had accepted
the guarantee made by Salvador of the
payment of the indemnity of 877,500 coni-
manded by Great Britain. the payment to
be made by Nicaragua in London within
a fortnight. and the British government
agreeing that as soon as Nicaragua con-
firmed this promise to pay and informed
the British admiral in charge of the naval
forces at Corinto of that fact the admiral
would be instructed to withdraw not only
the force of marines which. under coin‘
mend of Captain French. now holds pos-
session of the custom house and other guru
crnmcnt buildings at Corlnto. but also
' execution of the agreement The sugges-
Wt late in new.
"I am tnnoh grail with the result.”
said be. "but nowthat it is all over!
don't mind saying I was quite apprehen-
sive up to the time the oilieial sums-co
more from Mr. Bayard. There is no doubt,
that the silair is at an end. as no circum—
‘ stances can now intervene to prevent the
tion that Nicaragua is yet toaeeeptisa
more iormality, as she has already accept.
ed. and. in tact. has urged the agreement
through her representatives. But such
further assurances as are necessary will be
given. The payment of the money Is be-
yond question. Nicaragua] word is sunl-
clent, but in addition there isthe assur-
ance of Salvador." ‘
Dr. Guzman was asked what further
steps would be taken.
"There is only one more step." said he,
“and that is for the British ships to soil
from Corinto. I expect that will occur
on Saturday. perhaps today."
Affairs In the Butt.
Seasons], May 3,—The emperor has
sent another urgent command to Viceroy
to consult with the emperor in regard to
the ratification of the treaty of peace ar-
rived at between China and Japan. Prince
Kunu. president of the Chinese council
of ministers and head of the foreign oilieo.
whqhas been sick for some time past, has
also had urged upon him the necessity of
his presence at Peking. it being intimated
Chinese [scare commissioners who have
negotiated the treaty oi [mace with Japan
will be lost.
Chinese ministers and princes will poti~
paid Japan in lieu of occasional Mun-
churiau territory.
maritime province or tuition. in which
theislnnd of Formosa is situated. have
This is the Bread
Numtious and Sweet.
Made from the Flour
Of Entire Wheat.
Ground m. a. Mrlls
Named Franklin.
Always ask for ”Franklin Mills."
All Leading (irorcrs Sell it.
Fmillt Mills co. lotipori, M.
Li Hill)“ Chang to go to Peking in order .
that unless he does so the labor of the
it is considered certain here that the
tion that a vastly increased indemnity be
The oiliclnbi oi the
we
Grocer.
51 Washington street.
a. m.. and on Saturday evenings from o to
Wlnwrest allowed on deposits.
tLDEN SOLMANB. Preet.
JOHN ll. FERRIB. Vice-Prat.
.M‘HN ii. KNAPP. Remand 'l‘re.
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8
Also tickets on Hale. with privilege of going
or returning by rail.
Write for particulars of these andjother de'
linhtiul trips to
out Dominion steamship Company.
Pier 26. North River, flew York.
Personally (inducted ions
to remove his warships from the harbor.
Bayard Cables the News.
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The dispatch from Mr. Bayard was re
ceivod at the state department by Assist-
ant Soorotary iihl, tho acting set-rotary of
state in the absence. through slokiioss, of
Secretary Gresham. who, it may he recall-
ed. was also in charge of afl'uirs when the
Alliance incident occurred.
The president. in his country home at
Woodicy. was promptly telephoned of the
receipt of the intelligence that a settle!
meat of the Nicaraguan ditliculty was in
prospect and immediately drove to the
White House. where Mr. l'hl joined him
with a copy of the dispatch.
Secretary Uhi declined to (license the
settlement. lie would not say whether or.
not the result had been reached through
the good emcee of the United States. nor
would he give any infomiation whatever
about the matter.
That. the government of Salvador had
decided to tender its good otllces in the
controversy through Mr. Medina, its min-
ister to Great liritniu and Frame. had
been previously stated,
instructions to this client were sent Mr.
Medina, and he must hare hurried at
once from Paris to London. as he arrived
at the English capital Thursday. That
against lhOi‘liiHlllli of the inland.
offer to contributi- the purchase money
instead of I.iu Kuu Yi. ilii‘ viceroy of
LinnwKinng. (icuerai rung has declared
the dumb b‘llmim' than surrender Manchu
rlnn territory to the Japanese.
for Poking on ’l'ucsduy.
ed her ultimatum to Japan.
Russia Ready For “'ar.
Times from Hdessa says it is semloiliclul
terms oi her treaty of pram with China.
A Berlin dinmtvh to The Times says
that negotiations are aetlvoly prmeedlng
to secure an amicable settlement of the
tririililu between lillsrtlil. lioruiany and
France on the one band and Japan on tho
tilln r. in musoquunmof tlm~o iii-polite~
lions Japan has not yet made a {urinal ro
ply to the protest of the powers.
A St. l'rtcrsburu dispatch to the some
paper says there lei reason to believe that
an early oillclal answer from Japan to
They
to the emperor his intention to light to
Viceroy Li iiuug Chung left 'l'icntsin
it appears certain that Russia has hand-
Loxims, May :i.—A dispatch to The
ly announced that Russia has made every
preparation and is quite ready to begin
hostilities if Japan refuses to modify the
of Mr 4th and mil. ,
EXlEltiENUi-le TOURIST AGENT AN
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throughout.
roadway. New York.
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Hen‘l Pace. Agent.
aprL'A e n d nixl
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and arrive New iorli.on return trip. evt'nlnl
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Something new every day. Exquisite
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(loan. it offers
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'rwrnilv rviunmi from Ila-
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lateness. Missal III
"I'll-r: Dine-nee! Cl
. us. um be consulted in»
V tilrmii. 2-5. 7-13 '. 3‘. VII"
neg-Io «'urml pennaneutly
willioutt‘ullliitt. t‘aorel in
hutiiy'rnus pain-nu in cw
hot-Ii. and near b cilia!
and towns. Iris-
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the purist-it of liuesla. l iernmny and ii‘ranm
was not ochtod. Russia is inclined to
give .lnpan plenty of time in which to re.
ply without the latter stultlfying burnt!”
in the eyes of the Japanese by anything
like u too lmsty response.
Salvador has guaranteed the payment of
the"smart monoy"dcmnnded by Great
Britain. as seemed to be indicated by Sir.
Bayard‘odiepatch. is a new and lllwrwb
lng phase of the Nltliiltlnil.
it cannot be doubted that Nirurngun
tier and billet parts. '9
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_ » “lentils treatment; no
illnluiii l advance or
inn-Nam any line. I.“ “in! ex restored
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And you will see not only a
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But one in which the
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EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Dali and examine them before purchasing any othtk shoe. sti
H. S. BROWN’S.
.. South Main Street. 80. Norwaik.
The Benedict collar Button.
Atime Saving. Labor Baring, Temper Saving.
Oolisr Button. Thetop is wedge shaped; the upper
psrtoithepostis flat. the lower part is round. it
can’t help working, :its as simple: as a clothes Pin.
lindeia
Gold. Silver and Gold Plate.
mm
will promptly mullrm the arrnimeun-ni.
and the llrltliili ilovi will loom i 'or'iiilu tin
5mm nil notion of the action of tlio liriildl
foreign oilim can be communicated to \d
nilral Stephenson. which, by iliv nay.
might be number linil not the Ni. ai‘nuimus
purposely interrupted the l‘lrlllliilllili .tlillll
by cable directly between llltiflii'l'lgillrlllt'ti
and the admiral.
ban halsnslor ls liraivlnl.
'l'ln- guarantee by Snlvmioruf Nicarn
gun's ludrhiminvss bi simply rl-in‘iixiiiilt
oi the im'nr crucial: ii iii rulvnilm' i i' Nit:
nrngim at tho time of the iii/viii lib blunt.
when ilr. iiunnun. the Nicaraguan min
later at Washington. im i. up lb: who of
Salvador by lnsirurilons of lil'i on n “or
ernnioiit and Worked no bowl in new are llm
extradition oi the refugee lo .‘nlinilnr
in addition to ”tilt titlllellll'l‘llliiill, based
llil urniitiiilo, lbo finivmlurmnn aru nup
posed to be lllllliiiiil‘litl in mpunuiim the
Nicaraguan roimi by nimdlnuni’ nppro
henslon at the prom-mo ul‘ ilrliinb troops
on Central American soil. It id qilllAJ
certain that all“! lliilimiliiti‘ll‘rliil (fun
trnl America have boom tlimply linproossml
with some illicit hinr. It be lelt born that
the Nicaraguan incident may porimim be
the direct iiiiaiia ul bringing about “will!
the long expis ted revival of the union of
ilouirai American republic-i, the stiiail
republics now existing having bum
brought to a realisation of their inability
toplotrct tlmmselvos in a isouiliitvvlilr
any musideruule pow».
Although it play be safely assuim-d that
the mute phase of the Nicaraguan incl
dent has peanut, supimlnu that there
should be no hmiilumllislon iwfwnillm
formal orders have rismlmul the command
ers of m: b slilii. there are yet some mat
tors in im mlliisimi before the incident a an
be rousnlwi as entirely ulmmi. After the
sotlb-nmnt oi tim"smart umiiry ‘ claim
on aeemmtol the trmlmont of iintcba
mnmnlsslon must be m-lmtmi null prmwd
toadmdiiato the vial-moi other Iirillvili
subjects. not oillwdnls, who lama wpril-d
lrvmi liluoilulds at ilmilmool tho ulil
break but sinnnmr, and It this minimu
sion assiisses dimmues amilnsi Nimrnuiia
on this score iiwrn inn] be some 1mm
blinu b- fora the account is willed.
This in not "kill it: lmul in smililil
trouble. but the “Tmt'lulmill. morning
‘ ~ ‘ the sense ol impression in this cum
tier they declare that “and: inner had an
erminaieur and lwas new"! remgulooi
by then: as a lrltlsii Hill-doll. may be
counted on to do everything they run
without giving muse for an open rupture
toplvauhsir patronage in tin. future to
any other nation than that llrltniu.
Bayard trad ms lustrowiinns.
it was definitely developed when The
ofileisi continue-mural oi the ammnumt
was made that the United Mates bmi tell
one unimportant part in the neuoillt
lions within the last in hours. A cable
NEGRO'S AWFUL DEATH.
No Was l'inuml Ilium to Dir- of Pain and
Mimic-iii inn.
.\'ll.,\\i.\. .\ln_v ii. Hum lilitts milli-
(y. lll Tllll t‘i‘lllflll p rib-ii of tho sinio.
ruined it story of n dastardly outrage (but
Iillflliliis u! lxuklnt days and mountain
Elihilltihni'n. 'l‘om llrnwnloowaw n litiuru
Yi:\t‘llli~l infuvrnwr ills burly luv. Jliisl boon
found in n . rel-i. \\llll‘li runs through the
hills of llillirt county. lip “as plum-ll
ilmin iii the bed oi ilm cruel. by sapllnua.
ainllml to the ground. there in diets llil
uni: Hm dumb uf loni'liil p'iiii liilil nule-n-
lion llnwus timid. and tho lili‘lililyuf
the limb um illmorml I.) lll't friciul».
'l‘lio story “M (”iii ibni “Iiilmuippvru Iiml
iiiil'iwll‘iilml ilw iurritvln illllil' ('nluiml
('liiililiiitil it! ”in lilii l liiil l'v \i'llllt‘ Ilii'inrl
iii-«iii bun mmi n inpmi in \‘i..v.blogiun ulc-
with... lllll pai‘ll: "Inn of tho outrage.
Mn. lawns- A Irtslva Is Hrsunllun.
'l'ul‘rlxa. May :2 ~ \in- lJ‘lIltfl toutlilvtl
In the “tillai‘lil lill r Ill‘ I'HIlKitllHll mui rro
Mini is noiisoilnu, hbosolvl tlmlmnrilnl
charities bad lmiiulit tor the insane any
iuin butter from iioivrnor Linwrlllngiloit
was awful and mi bad that .‘| invite made
her nick. Hm N'iililll lloumilioblur for he“
isn't. of duty and wowtoiul ouwmllt‘na.
and when Attorney .lmiun Webb tried to
ellpprnia bur drnuunrmi him as an anareh
let.
M" t‘susi .‘llns-rs' (‘msveutlnm
llm i/oaiv. I'n. May :i.-«'l'lm joint
convention oi inliwimf ilmwvmai suit
i-aml regions In in oiml i'riiinyivnnln nmt
born In lnku notion on tho replies of the
Minimum ill ill» rmgiimi til ilmli‘ tliillliiy-
nuts for an itiliitiitm at o miilw is ion ’l‘Wo
amelmia warn liiiltl. and the convention
adjourned without nlellulto rrsiiit.
llm-iwsivr’s Iirsirssl \N I'-
limnhii/it. Slay .‘l. The bread war
mntlom-s with onnlmiml bimtilliy. surno
urau‘nrn selling tbii-o bonus (or ii mitts
nndnlow Mllllfifl til i cent at loaf. 'i‘lw
deal-tr who lint will the price says his lip
ion. is [th intuitive for i. write. and that ha
lateral» to t‘llllllliiiu mllnm at that figure.
tau “rich-r really "an.
humanist i... \iuy :i deli. Fielder Jim
lump of the Alllwaolims. In trying to
robb u long drive, ran into the initvflebi
ioiii-niiiirlnu the Mllmiiiluw .lllmmapoils
unuw and was limulsml inn-mild». in
which mmililon lm wmoiuml lur :m min.
titan ills romiillnu is serious.
1
Im Journey by l’ralris Mhmmer.
"museum, \lay it. ----- itnv. William
Walker of Hunter gnu-mi through this lily
driving a pair oi lowly Imilo‘n males at-
tal bed in n prowl» in humor. He said he
i ll lilrlvmi all the any lrmn ileum! and
WAISTS,
SEPARATE SKIRTS,
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GRWNS.
649 Main Street. Bridgeport. Ci.
truer. obstinate and hopeless cases landfill. ,. .
all) I'm
Hits: ciirimt
-BY-
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um want your horse clipped quichfnnd
clean. call on
W. McQuhae,
58 North Main St.-
T'O ADVERTISERS.
Changes cannot be guaran-
teed the same day copy is hand-
ed in. Every reasonable odort
will be made to accommodate
patrons, but change cannot be
insisted upon as a right“ unless
vopy is sent in by 2 o'clock
in the afternoon of the day oe-
iore change is desired.
.es' ri
W South Norwaik.
illil Alli) Hilliilii
Daily Direct Freight Line
—lil’l‘WlEN~«
NEW YORK,
SOUTH N OliWALK
AND NORWALK.
Tliil; l’lilll‘flhlalitfl
tiii iii NilliWilll. .
our on their
Will 1‘?"va til; :5 BR‘IMWM
sum. ow or . a p. .
have Emeline p. In. Houlh lbw
walk. 0:00 p. m.
Freight mind irons ‘l s. to. my. in.
Ilium a; illestlon to is the iy cl
Harwell. male and lie use will is scat
for we ion at truism anywhere in
flow York or its vicinity
find mm are f trusting say
M .mplovthrlthw mm” ii“
on moral of the cum mm.
me Now 10 ri-iiim
R l ' ‘ . . iterates miss a plea
in of lnstrmnim s was is» t in Mr. ill" i ll w y in how hurl. m the lien» about Mull LAWN flowrii
. . E BY A. w AHSIIN ’EWELE“ mining down silosiiivs linuid edition. a“ $1,233... loch Iodllapidlted u. mgadJiMspt. imirlmrned lawn.
Q ' , ’ zam‘a‘mm“ ‘TM lmmflumn '0 rem u m m a c . isms it is about as unhandseme as the man 'mtgd. “s
V'- K 0!! t t t w rs un. . , . . y a
‘ 9” W “0”“ MN. MAIN. We dwblsiily smemnr’ilmizd «livelier "lament Hemmer, Wis. all... is A 11:41,!!! shave.” Iowlanhslswals mod uncles. and m
dessa‘iecstsiesh. W All mewsnseld by «this year
wiilbssaupscsdeseswmmtshsm.
iiiiiill Barium it,
new m M
ones on Thursday. it is a significant.
pom through this plm. Mowing rim"!
coincident, illusion. that must lirilain's
rt of James Waters’ saninlli. The fol!
«mas psi-stoic wem intend , “stimuli-rt.
William Johann and John lieu-on. All
will reemsr.
' We“ firsts-sis lies-st.
“tom its: lwhl commit the
‘ at
lied
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