, 11111111111111
A Wilton Nile-51111111111 Ioratlm III III Pot-or,
‘ to 11.11 1111 on main '
Editor of the Suitinel: ls Ne“ Y1 wit
0in ucityot’ whisky drinkers? It looks
like it wit-'11 "0.1100 voters at the Novem-
ber election. who voted last 1c 1r Talu-
ntany Hall outot‘ [11111111. this time vote:
for and elect the Tammany 111-bit. This ,
is because 111111 8111111113. 11:11'1'11 law, 11
”11111101111111 in“ puma I-y 11111111 (or a
certain amount of hash 1111-: 11y. which
was carried out in this rospcet while;
Tammany Hall w 14' in power. \\ 11111
Rana-veil, at the 111.111 of the P111c11‘
Conuttissioners. decided to give 111" :- law 1
:1 literal (sceutmu 11.111 11111111'1'111111-11t. it
utl'onds these 2000111111 111111'111-11111'1‘11111-1
many beer and 1111111111 Dcm1ur111s. who,
can swallow Tammany corruption 4'
rather than to be curtailml In its whisky
rations. even on Sunday. :1 day of bodily
rent and Christian observance. This,
shows that a majority of 11111 voters of
11111 1:111:1tcstcity in America. a 1'.1llllll‘_\'
of aboasiedand most advanced cit 11-.
nation and intelligence, 1s a my of beer
and whisky guzzlem. This is not to
say that about 2,000.00011f its popula-.
tion 111-1111.- 11. but a‘ majority of its.
voters, which is the ruling of its civlli
power, and administers ot‘ the law of 5
justice and equit' all the snpooltcrs;
of a p11nc1plo that violates l.111‘,I-1nbor-l
dina. es religion virtue and morality tof
the 1111111 -r (1111:!» and the beer 511111. 11 1
A 111111111111,- that will cause men to low er ,
their manhood and degrade their moral i
virtues in giving their aid to put into
power one of the most. corrupt political ;
forces 01" our day. which they 111111 01111-
driven from power with '.1 will and
vengeance as vicious. corrupt and ‘11:.111
now enthrone. to rule. over them. must “I
fully and most plainly shows to all can-
did. observers that the very foundations-
of civil'gov1‘1rn1uent and.the bulwarlts
of society are in peril. and the vortex
of ruin is opening up before us. What
else but the love of liquor could so under- i
mine the. moral nature of man‘: The evils
of the. liquor tintllcuro rushing in lip-Ill
us in all directions to overwhelm us. is
there not a conscious fear of danger,
among the people to stir up 11 public
will and power to drive. and exterminate
from our country this monster evil‘:
This question has been in aggressive agi- ,
tation for over lift _1' years with various;
and fluctuating results. The old Maine ,1
l'Iw in Connecticut which I 111th1 fort
in 1853-. and the Iowa prohibitory luw‘
v 1111 .1] voted for there. in lSS'l. 11"c11~
more of a siul 1111,: inc abus on the lion n'
trailiebyalloddg, when entered with
will and vi .zor, than lot :11 option in (‘- 111 }
neetieut, or lllt‘l‘llllLlL'i law 111 101111.
13. Bl-ZNl-Illll'l'.
Feb. 17th. l-‘illtl.
Wilton, (‘11nn..
GRAND ARMY ENCAMPMENT.
The Annual Session Begun in Nomiclwl‘lcr-i
walk Well Represented.
N1'1r111dk is well reptc 'entcd at 1111-
(iraud Army encampment in \or1v".1‘1h
The business session began 113s1111lay
morning 11 hen the oihc..d r1p11rts were!
' read. .
The. :1111011nt expended for relief dut-
ing the. year was $3. 971. “3. The condi- i
tion of posts in this department. De-i
cember 31. 151171, is as follows: I
Relief fund. >331 51117.. .’1
Post fund, 2: 725.151
Market value of real estate be- - l
longing to Posts, {11.171035 '
.,1\11.11.1111c~f Post-4.1) ‘
‘ Number of Posts, Dec. 31. W15
furniture. ' .1
32.117.11.11;
Total value. ofl’osts‘ propertyfi“12,411.10."-
This statement shows an int'rcasccl‘
$1,937.0201erl.1st year
The eonnnaudct has 11 cheering word
to say for the W. R. C. u hich .Issisttd
1,317 persons during the. year.
Of the death 1'01] he savs:
th11 pastvear 11.111111: lost by death l"l
comrade. , a 11cc reuse of '31 from the. . .1-'t'
yearly report. ‘
"In 18:15 the 11-.w1entnge oi? death 11 .15
11‘ per 1 0111. This your it is It) to 1.,000
which is not I).lli‘l(‘illill‘l\' hiI-h in 11,1111-
p.trison with the 111111111'1' 1111,11'talitv of‘C’
men of our ave-1.1g-1 age.‘
The. r11portt'-.l.ssist1111t -‘ulj atant—
(tenet-11171111111 Thu! 111-1 2.1'. - tin- fol-
low int: interesting statistics:
cc. 3l, 1.1.11.1. 2‘3
(lash invested in
flags.ctc.,
"During:
()i
Membership in g- 111.. Sir dn '
1' .‘2111‘11'1‘3 .
Gain by muster
(lain by transfer
(lain by reinstating
$ _ 1‘
Aggregate ,. 13,7911;
Loss by death 1‘31
Loss bytlisehat'ge ,9 '30
Loss by transfer 1311
Loss by suspension Illt
Loss by (lishonoralfs: discharge :5
The. report 111‘ the department chap-
lain. Thu-,1. (‘. Drab-y, shows the full 11-:
1115: statistics: ‘1'
Comrades in line last Mem. Day 1.1122
Number of graves decorated 1 1.011
Number of children rr-p'n'tcd :1: ,"
assisting,I $1.11?” 1
\umb'r of 1c 11(- tcr 11s visited 1 ‘3
\‘111. 1111-1' 01 urn" 's I'PDOTU'. 1 without 1
headstones 1.31
_4.-
Theory and Pl'u"ti1'1'. — Diet-11' Ito
brother physicialtt-«Yes sir the, 14111'11'
1-1g'11'1-n'11dv‘o" all ills is fresh ait 11111
plenty-1i it l’mple'iloii‘t let 1111111":
air int1thc-1rhons1s. Well. 1 mad.
hurry 1111: 1'1111111 an errand. Br-thcr
Physicianwt’v-ing fat“: "No, only down
to the. hardware store to get half a mile
of weather-strips." ‘
: grcss and astrong public sentiment, is 1111--
, that 114' an outcome of an otliciul visit
' thc't'ronticr in 1111- l'ruan district, l'cgiu-
- b11011" tutu-n from tho- ruin-i.
';l ,1 -:-1r old lilly .‘1‘1. \ ere 11111 by Sir 5101111111.,
111,111 1;” 117111
For the 11151131111111: of Anglo-
‘ American' Disputes. ‘
m MW.
1131 or 11111 13111111111111 norm I
1
The Controversy Naturally Settled. III:
1am the Final Denna-Tho London
Time- Snys General Arbitration Ill- No i
Terran l'or England.
Lou-1'1 Feb :30 —-.-\ Washington 11111- ,
1 Melt to The Times. with reference to tho ‘
editorial in that paper, which was 1‘ 111ch L
to the 1 tilted States. says, "it Is agreed
here that, the governments would only be
l.l 1111111 by 11 majority of tho ort-vttud 111cm
hen-(1f the joint \ one/111111111mound-11111111
'l‘ho Time-1' editorlnl referred to express-
ed the conviction that. n proviso to this 111'-
'tcct would have to gowlth the plan for
tho appoiutnu tit of .‘1 joint commission.
W 1111 reference to the growing agitation
in \Iucricn in favor of 11 board of internu-
tlonul arbitration. the Washington dis- 1
patch to T1111 Tlnzt warm “The. movement
here will lend strength to tho 111111'11111111t
In England. and Lord Salisbury will 11ml 1
himself face to face with on organized ct
tort. well led and fortnidably supported
\‘v.th unusual men no of securing snob at
tcntton and support us will enable l’rcsl- .
dent Cleveland to r11111111‘nn1lprc.¥s his pro-
posal. All this might. 11111 peaceably away
it Lord Hdisbury consented to 111111111111-
plete arbitration of the Venezuelan dis-
pntc. tltherwiso he is likely to 111111 111111-
-11-lt‘ confronted with the necessity of say-
i111: yo.- 111' no to some such scheme as
that now ptgeouholcd in Downing street.
, tic know-1 well that 11111 American 11.11111;-
.lll\'o will welcome any good occasion to
revive his plan. 1111 will St‘tl that that. plan. ».
‘.tncltcd by the executive alone. is 111111
thing. but backed by both houses of con-
otber. and 11 hunter to put aside. lt rests
with Lord Salisbury to choose between 11
cunt-11111, guaranteed arbitration conlittod,
to Venezuela or an unlimited arbitration. ,
,opcnlng tho doors to intlnlte mischief In
the tutors."
(70111111111111. of tho- Tim-14.
l.': on (‘illtr\"i.'|l crInu-cntinn «11111111 fore-
,w-llig.‘ 'l 1111 Times contends that th-1 1':-Ill.-
1111 mi procttlntt- 1111.1" stlflgl 41111 does not
t‘nvor 11 rapid disposal of the disputed ques-
tion, but would rather 111-111 with 11 detail-
cd investigation of different districts,
which would be 11 work of time. “As to
an acceptance of tht1 general principles."
the editorial continues, "the r1-;_'11‘1.'It'1'--ut's1-
would probably be that tho l'nitcd States
should [111'11111111t1- them for the considera
tion of tho queen's government, which
cannot. be blamed for waitingI for some
more authoritative presentation 1111111 1111-:
yet been made. Nothing is more harmful
than 111 assume a more cxllct 11nd lil'llllt-(l
ilgzl‘l't'ltlt‘lll than really (xi-ts. What is
wanted now is an exact. understanding as
11 basis for the conditions on which an ar-
bltration ought, to proceed. (In the other
' band. it is not now-.111}- t-I‘wail until we
can formally ratify an agreentcnt. on the
wholo question.
“it. is ltigzhly probable that if the pro-
1111911! for .‘trjoint commie-ion 11'e1'1111tli1'iul» .
1y submitted England \\‘nl.l(l accept fortit-
with with little 111‘ no Iuodlticatit-n. This
Would save. (into and \vonld draw the two '
govt-111111111115 closrr. ,
“it is quite. a llIlSiIIk-‘ln i111:u.riu11.a~
they scent to do in Washington, that, gen- '
oral arbitration has any terrors for the
British government. Mr. .\. J. Balfour's
recent remarks in parliament ought to 111-;-
pose ot'th:1t idea. lut general arbitration
Could llI'\'t'l‘ 1111ym1u'11 than partially in-
dtu'o rith‘cr England or the._ i nitcd States
to fore-.311 12".“ right 111‘ sovereign states to:
define by negotiation the case to be sub-3
Imittcd to tlu arbitrators." ;
.1 lcttcr to The Times from (irony-towinf
llritish (-lniattn. says that it is understood
11'
11111;: in i1'ebruary, an important dispatch 1
bush-.1111 sent 111(.‘o!11ninl Sect'ctaryifbatn-
111-:lai11. Tho llritish resident-1. it- is t'ur- i
tlu-r said, are cooperating with '(‘onsnl
Putters-1n in collecting data """ for his gov- ‘
crunzcnt on the boundary question.
Dynamite l-anlohttm In the Tl'nnsvtml.
.lou.-1".\t-‘siu'nu, 1911b. .'.‘o.—.-\n explosion,
of 11111111111111 1111s 111'1'111'11-11 ut. \‘icdendorp, :
and the [11.111‘ 111::11‘11'1' of the town has been
blown to pieces. Hundreds of houses an '
in ruins. and 11:1: ba1‘oc1vrougltt. is fear-
ful. A number of persons have been i
killed. and th1npopulag-1- has turned out, en
unesso and is working to rest-111- thou: who
may be buried in the ruins. The windows
of every house in Johannesburg 11'111'1-
lll‘t'iit'll by the torrent thornplosion. Forty '
dead. Itt'arly all terribly mutilated, have
but. the work
of searching the ruins has scarcely begun.
Two hundred were. injured. many of whom
will die. The killed and injured are-11min-
[y n. "1111‘.
. l'n sltlent “'uite (‘rittenlb Ill.
‘C111.'t.1111ts.()..i-‘.1-b flit—President 1'.
0.111111 tin-1111111111"alley railroad
is lving crith-allv ill with pneumonia inl
his private car in this c itv lie was taken}
ill while I'cturnitnz from. 11 banquet at
.1.-1.111.111. 0.. l~‘.cb lit and it1vas not deem I
11latlvisablo to move him from his car. A
Ilwsician has been 11" .‘th him constantly
for several days. and vetylittle hope ill
entertained for his recovery
Thbroughbrcdo For New York.
l.1-:.\:1\'1:ro.‘v,'l\'y., Feb. 90,—.1 W. Rogers
111’ New Yuri: shipped from Lexington
Illeumoyno. the. cinch/t l1oromzhhrcd sprint-
er. and Magician. the. son of The 111 1 s91].
11. l1}.I\lneD1111111d 111111 in the same car the
'l he thestnut 1111111111: 5211111171" 1111111113,
3:11:11“ to it: sold at auction in .\1-11‘ \orlt,
v'.11s111sosltitip1'.d
“(orally Clmpped‘tn Pieces. 9
l .‘\ 1'1 E\1':,l Kan, 1’:-b. '.‘II.4i—J. '1‘. 1.11111-
bern‘. a, wealthy farmer. bns' can found
llllll'tlt‘ red in his honse at 1'1111 l.eaf..11 re-
11 11-1 station northeast of 1.1111'1‘11111'17.Tho l
murderers literallv chopped the old man
to pictes. The (time was committed with
an .txdnrinu the absence of Latnbern s
sin and daughter.
Dynamite" In Madrid.
1.1 12111111, l-‘eb. £0.-.-\ dispatch from
\lntlrid says that several bombs 1vcro ex-
ploded in the I1 mlcns of the palace be-
111111" ll 11nd 1I1-1‘11111'11l11st night. No p1.- r-
son 11 injuries rtsnited. "l‘be outrage 1;;
supposed in Madrid ufllmvu been perpe-
trated by 11511: 111.1: runs or anarchists.
5cm I p Fbr Nix Ylarn.
CAXAantIu'A, x. Y.. Fob. flit—The
jury in the ease of Albert P. Wick] 1)!
Rochester, 11 rial estate dealer, charged
with irregular real estate transactions.
brouglt in a verdict of guilty. The judge
scammed him to six yours in Auburn
prison.
, ,.. .~ 1
1
. tails. and 11113.111'1111111 committee
' ]l.‘l~.~i:l'__‘1' 11f the bill is to
- 11111111~111.}111
,quarrel. .
OLEAMNGM
1111111 Macho. coco-.m- 11111111 118le m1
Amulntdd Routine undue-a.
tl‘lsntxttmo. 111111,, .11 ~11: 11111 11111111
3h. Carter of 310111111111 111111111111 11 Main-
that to rut-111111111: tho tat-lit blll to 1111:
1111 111cc committee for lnrtltcr eon-dilem-
tlon. This more by 111111 of thcfour ltepub
111111111 senator-1whom-111d a-,.v:11nst taking
1 up 1111' “irm bill 1111114111 11111111 Indore-1111111
Mr. (‘artc_rdid not press th1
rigijtilh. 131111113111 111111111111! asktblilkt
next Monday. when howould 11116111111-
it“ dumbi- tm Its adoption. 1‘11! announce
linen! was acct-1111111 114 foreshadowing n
l
dab-meld ut‘ the 111111111111 and port met ol 2
1111: sliver senators who voted against con
41110?ng the torit’l’ bill
11. W11! definitely arranged that. the Cu
ban question would 1111 111111111 up at '.'
1"11'11-1-11 this afternoon. 1111 up troprl 111 It:
hill-1 111111 for reported to the senate helm.-
”cared from the calendar ’lhe diploma 11
and consular nppropriutlon blllwas passed
during the day. -
'l‘1111clo~1111 f the day was marked by an
amusing controversy between Mr. Allen
Il’op.) of Nebraska "1111 Mr. Cull ”11-111.! 5
ul l-‘lorldzl. wide-11111111 tho scnaton and
- spectators In roars ot laughter for 1111111111
hour.
About 110 private pension bills wen
' passed.
The house devoted itself strictly to bust
new.
The army appropriation 11111.1'arrytn',1
‘.'.‘tl,.':7.'1,tto‘.', \1'1'tspmtscd. 'J'lm conterenm
report on the urgent deficiency bill was'
ndop ted, and the bill to 1- xtcrul {or flu
ye am the timo in whlcb the govcrnmentl
can brim: 11' tits to anuul patents to publh
lands under railroad and wagon road
grants was ptmwil
<11'rctury ( 111' 11.111 has sent to tile. 11111131,
admit11ful1tllf11rtln-prot11-iton of satin
on tisbcrlcs in Alaska. it gives the aver.
tut-y disc rctiun to set 111-11111- 1-11r1.1|n stream.-
as spawning: 111111111114 .tuthori/cs him It
establish weekly Minnow-114111121, to limit tln
' duration of the ll-ahiug season or to pro-
bit-it it entirely for a year or more, so 11- ,‘
to permit the salmon to increase.
Estimated '1-1111111 Fun-men.
\I'.,\.~tu\11'ro.\' 1112b. .3lt—T11c bill mat.
int: pro1ision for tltccxpc uses-Inf the [lilwtlll
service. fox-1‘11- 11-1 nl year he? 1111s.!11-e11
‘ cotupleted by the subpmtotlim- eounulttu
having it in charge. T1111 por 1111-111 allow
alien 1111' importers in l‘t'tlill‘l'll from $1 tI .
$3, and the amount saved thereby will 111
p1 us- 4' of inspci- tors‘ 11111 n engaged in dcli
c:-111 and 11111111111 Ittcd 111.11: r11pdrln,r..1 tin E
Ixtti-nditurc 111 11 greater amount 111: 111 the
11-1'1111111 11|l1111111l.111r 1‘11111pens'atbm 11
railroad-1 1111 r11 is allow-111 13-:7,.',11.11uuu 11-
:Itzninst an estimate submitted bv 111111111:
pnrtmcm of $111. 01111111111 l'- -1- 1111 :111 tunil
service there is appropriate 11 $1,? 10,000.:
:1 decrease from the estlnnttcs of morctltnn
$Iittt,ooo. t-‘or clerks in pI-stotlici-s' Ila-1'1"
r- allowed “11.57-11.00" and for railway
postal clerks $7,
11114111111511 r-‘ $1 ,‘3 .‘1It "ml .‘1.4 :Ig'Iinst .111 1's
1111111111 by the department of “lo-111111111
THE RAINES BILL.
Its 111- dull» No“ (mnplctrd and the Men» 1
"1'11 Really l‘or Legisluthe .\1'tlnn.
.\l.11‘,‘..\\'. l-‘cb.
tax bill basin-1'11 perfect-'11 in all its 1111
on taxn
111'1111f111'11r11
tint: and retrenchment 11:11'1-
, bly upon it.
The various
have been 1-tlic11111y
Higgins, tho chairman 111‘ 111.-
’l'h1- bill as now drafted meets the view-
ot all the Republican leaders in the 111:1
lulut'e, and it will not be Iuatcriullt
changed 111-1‘1-1'1: its 1111111 p:t.-~11- .:1'. it
t'.\1'-Ititittr1-l:11i1111 Io l11'.‘1ppi‘illllll‘.l)t
of 11:11.1; Its-toners 11nd 1111-11111 .4 its pro
12.4'i11us1'111-th- sanit- 11s 1-tlr-:-.dy given in
these dispatches.
The terms 111‘ the prc-cnt boards 11'1 ex
else will expire on .'\l-l'il 1:11.
Tit-- governor within 11-11 IY'Iys after the,
appoint :1 slot
commissiotn-I' of excise, 11it1111 salary 11
5711110 torn ttt'ui 1.1‘ the your-z. 111- shall
1.511111111111111111'“11,111“; llo sliaill 111111 .1
1l1-put1 at :1 s::11-.t'1'ot Slot-0.11 s1-11'cmry.
r?" .INIU and time spec 1111'
announced by 51111111111
1 Iii-1.11111 s. 111111-11'11t1'11ut NW\--1"1.,s'1‘..'1ry,
‘ :31 ”I‘ll.
$31,111,111,
111111111 Brooklyn «:1' '5'.
and one at llut'falo sul:.t\'. -'.~".‘."-"'.
.\tin:1mial1l1'rk.s a-'l -o op:- dut d l‘he
stutc 'nuintlsstonet' is to 1211111 1111 oilico in
Albany and one special deputy in eacl:
I county.
The commis4iom-r 14 to appoint 1111 con-
tldctuial agent“ with a salary of
each. They may be sent out 11-: treasury
agents are, or couccntratml, it‘ deco-.1111 ud-
vi-ublc. They may cult-r 11nd 121111111111
any licensed place when it is open and
llli)‘ investigate. They are liable 1111.1111-
: allies.
The stem cotnmissiomr mnv dasiguaic
an atti rm 1' in any county to or t as lllllll'
1111' of the hour l of 1'.;1'ise of that county.
'1 heir cotupcusution is 11 salary fixed in
the. stu'c commission.
'l'llt‘l tel'nt liquor is stated to lllt.‘ 1111111 t'l
' 1101' and all fermented and distiihd 111p. l. 11:;
l'rivntc Innis lulully injured.
1111111111112. l1‘1-h. J'II.-—\\"ili.1m 11. 111111.-
1111s shot and probably fat: :11} injured il.‘
111111.1r11-111'it11 (. barlcs Arntit. Tums 1.11111
than who 1v: 1st hung 11p by the tltuu' be.
111111 his head shaved and was drummed
out. 01‘ chum-while serving in 11 Pennsylva-
nin 11.31111an ot' militinduring 111111-111.
nt lioImIstcnd._ Arndt 1511 musician. .‘17
years old. anti tho shooting: 1111: (1111111 at
l the boarding house of the. men Iluring at
nltercalion which grewou: 111' 1111115‘ 111-
leged habit of coming in late and making
{1‘ noise. The 11. 11111111 is in the abdomen,
and at the iarv. and liospit: 1.1, 1'. here 111.111.-
is lying it is said that his cianccs of re
cov ery are very slender.
The (novel-sonn- (inllliii'lll.
GLHVERSVTLLE N. 1‘., 1‘9‘1. ,'.'o. -—T111
{th11 test has been mad-- at t‘:'.11.1>1,:- ‘.dmill.
T111110 and 11 111111" tons of sand v icldcd 31."
"ruins of 1111111 1' old and six outncs oi‘l nil
ver. The cl’efir proilt is l per ton on tho
gold bearing sand. A new plant is to be
erected on lloufey farm. and a stock c-otu
panv is being urganha d, with :1 capital of
$110, 000.
The Result of n Quart-111.
Bill. \\ '11 Kill l' 1111 :30 ——Jnc1‘111 Maser,
need Il.‘1.,1'enrs.livlng 111 ll Plymouth 111'1)
111111. shot and killed \lnroncrite *1 never
wit‘oof a neighbor. 1111111111111 committed
suicide. The tragedy was the result of" 1'.
Kentucky‘s Senatorial ('ontcst.
Faun-11111. Ky. Feb. :3“.—Tlte twen-
ty-sixt'h ballot. (or s.-1111111r resulted as fol
lows: Hunter. (in; Blackburn. 131); Car-
lisle. .‘1; Holt, :1; Cochran. 1: Hate. l.
Necessary ton Choice, 611.
/
fixJ-‘ovemor ltobtnoon ('rltirnlly Ill.
s:n:1111111n11-..\l1:<-. .I‘ch .‘-o.-r.. (511v-
ernur t-corgc. D. Robinson ot Chit-open
summed a shock of 11111.1 levy and is new
1
In .1 critical condition,
I
1
1
rue 111111111111: 1
sot 11111111111111 fund to draw on In pay 11x .
10,1100 and for salaries ot,
rEII.—~'i‘111- llalurs liquor“,
amendments to the till-
t‘IIltlIHlllt'I'.-
.1.-111.:
1'.-".1111 “
um ”.40... m All Glut-Ito 1m ."
puma. 511101110. Raul-tun.
la the verdict "rived at by
Chemical Annlvsil of -
1305 MINI}
POWDElli
mm‘il’e'.
Health and Satisfactory
nits attend its use. I .
mmuunw ,
c. mucus-sex. New Lona-.11.... I '
Beware oi Fraud
The countless imitations of
\v"l-illltlI'll-CI'IISiII‘IS Sum-r-
intivc ilraud i- the affairs!
compliment that has yet
been paid to this famous
l Flour. I
I imitators may copy the
; Appearance of the Sack, but
1 111111111: can imi'ate the qual-
I it)‘ ()i the Four. Washbot'n-
Crosby's Supt-tiattvc is the»
be st in the 1vor‘. d, '
'Roberts, Tucker
1
I 81., Goodwin.
l
1
Office 700 Main Street.
1 Hartford, Conn.
-\gcuts for Connecticut.
I}. ll. Wurclutusoflb'. ("1111111111'1'1'11 street
Dr F. W. Darrner,
SURGEON 'DENTlsTi
,az Waghlrpgton Street
1 V Southd‘torwalk, Conn.
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THE LEADING
Millinery and Cloak Store
In sown-1 uonwnLK.
We carry the best selected stock of
MILLINERY, FLOWERS,
FEATHERS and
FANCY RIBBONS! ‘
And livct'ytltingt Else Pertaining
. to .‘lillincry.
A Large Variety of Skirts,
in all Sons of Materials.
SILK WAISTS!
LAWN WAISTS AND
LAUNDERED WAISTSli
p1 Eng. 115116 Ladies should not forgel to see
our 3.11111) bctor:;1urchi~ing e151: slierc Our pricas are
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H. K R I E G E MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK,
SCHAUB’S MARKET,
33 Washington Steel, 51:. 1111111111111.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
First-Class - Meatsi!
JACOB SCHAUB, Proprietor.
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THE outlast “'1'"
Patriots Receiving Alli PM
This Country.
THEY WANT BBLLIGBRBIT mm
'I'hul They Can Boon Win ml! M
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”new Joins (61111101.
PHILADELPIHA, F1111. _ -
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l11u progrc-ulng more rapidly than“
l‘bere sailed last. Saturday from d! fillI.
Usterln with an expedition of tit} m and
n large quantity of arms anal-11111111111111».
"1 ho vessel has been purchaosd W In
tho (‘uban-t and will he used by'miftn'
tuturo work. 51111 is so built. that alto can
easily make lJ knot-1 an hour, and. It ll
claimed. can show her best. to molt of
tho 11'.urrhlpa~‘p11ht now has patrolling the
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MRS.DR.N.1LGUILFORD
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‘C. H. HARVEY. Harvey‘ 5 Shoe
Store.
711 North Alain s'r- et- .l-Ixth .\'- runlh
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WANTS KNOWN
IN THE
EVENING 55111111511
3 SOUTH NORWALK.
GLOVER’S '3
Double Shoe” Store!
40 AND 42 WALL‘ST” NORWALK.
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We have :1 few pairs 1:. t trorr 1
bargains 13111-11115:er at :..n;.' Sale of shoes in this city.‘
Those Winter Russ-:15 at “3.521 are regular is Shoes.
" “ " it: 1-3 ,“, “ 83.50 Shoes. ,/
Those Patent Leather Lace Sill-weal2 1.85. are regular 3 5.0 Shoes.
Those I ‘adies' Sh 11:1 at :31. 31', :1: regular 8:. co and $2. 50 Shoes.
\\ e have Ladies' Donn-111.1 [3 1.1111111 Pat Ti 1p Shoes at 88c.
Ch ldren‘ .11 Pat Tip 5; ring lice-is. - 27.1355 1.8.111 51:; sizes 9 to 11,111
55 (cuts.
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REMEMBER 11's GLOVER’S
(lid and Reliable [loot and Shoe Store. I
The only Double
40 and 42 Wall Street. Norwalk, 001111.
51101: Store in town.
d Phenomenal Stove '
It "‘1‘. cs :1 blue flame like a gas stove
without smoke or odor. and burns com-
ntomkeroscne oil. You don't have to
take our word for it.
JUST-1.1001(- AT"-_lle
and see it it is not so “8 have. them‘
on exhibition and would like to Show /
them to you. whether _1'u buy or'not.
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NASH 81 VANSCOY,
Cor. I. 111111151111 West Streets,
CONNECTICUT.
\Sale. that are the biggesti
11111111111011 ol (1 es sons of wealthy Gull“!
, ln .\11\v \ork city and other pam 11! lb.
ll.‘ nitcd States.
11 i . 111.11; and that tho vessel will
11‘1'111Ih the north coast of Cuba at 11 polnl
1111.11' lltl Havana 11111~1tnbout next. Sun
where it will be met. by n detachment
from General (“11111111231 army and safe oon~
1‘c1uncc given 11111111 inttrlur of the island
\‘11111 the 1111 edition are one mulm and
two putting puns.
New .4 has been 111119111111 that- wlthln the
last ten days ten vessels have arrived in
Cuba from this country with 700. 000 car-
trid '11s.11 largo quantity of powder and
dynamite and 13,000 1111105. One of the lo-
cal junta raid:
"As there is no pressing need for men
at this time no regular. expeditions will
be sent to the island. Generals Macao and
(111111117. have under their immediate oom-
Inaud in the provinces of Havana and
Mntanms over 10.000 men who are with-
out any arms except the 1111101111th He
could ciisily get as many more if he could
equip them.’ .
Financial Aid For 0111)..
WASHISG’X‘UN F11b.20—A local paper
prints on Inten 111111 with Dr. John Gull-
term 111' the Philadelphia Cuban gurus,
who savs‘ that 11 1-1ndicato has mildé an
odor to take 315.000. (100 of Cuban bonds if
‘ right-1 by the Unto-.11 States. The price the
syndicate will pay. he says, will be, about
40 cents on the dollar, giving the Ciibans
about $11, 000, 000.
only will the new bonds he paid. bunthoso
lssticd durlng the ten years' war. .
llr.(,1uilte1'us also says subscriptlllna
have been in: win by other portrait for
115,000 1100 1: ends on the same condition——
that the l nited States recognize the revo-
lntion. He says:
There area large number of wealthy
Cubans in this country.
- in New York are millionaires. It to aur-
prising how generally this money has been
subs-1111:1111 by Cubans. Men making but
, :33 and $111 :1 week h_'u\o put their names
down for a $10 bond
" It 1111 s1 cure $11. 000 000. the question
at the independence of Cuba would onlybo
a matter 111‘ a few months With recogni-
‘ tion from this country we eottlcl at once
' put- a navy on the waters. There would
‘ be no dttlieultv about our securing the
needed vessels."
,‘l’aceo and Gomez Join Forces.
ll .'1\ 1.1.1. lat-11.3.0 -—Thc pollce have eup-
ttucd in this city an important lnsurgbnlt
leader, Dr. Ricardo Hernandez' Rissen.
: This man's 111111 is said to have becnvone
,' of tht1 111111120113 who took part in tho-bat-
? tlc. ot Puso Rent in Plant (tel-Rio. - ' .
. 111111111 an attack upon .lnruco. which 11‘ the
1 largest and most important town on the
‘l'llllrond between Ilavanaund Mutanzas.
l The oiliclal report states that the garrison '
1 mode a heroic defense, but until word is
i said at the. losses on either side or 111 the
damage inllitted by the insurgents. After
i the attack Mucco left the town and joined
tho column led by Maximo Gomez, which
‘ unite to meet him. it seems evident. that:
(ion. oz and Macon intend to move into
1 11111111117115 and form a junction witch the
insurgent t‘1' rces there from the east under
other leaders 11 hich have arrived them.
Their course front .lnruco was to Sabana
. Robles and Lu Catalina, and from there
l in the direction of Madrugu, which is to-
; ward Mntanzas.
I’ Suva the Spaniards Are _\Vhlppé1‘l.
l Iiot r’i‘ON. Feb 20 —Chptain .1.}lZMc-
Garv 01‘, an old Texas veteran. has just 1'0-
turned from Cuba. 1111 left: Key West for
Cuba in charge of the Waste. with acrow
of eight men, on Oct. 16 At Key Westtbo
\ icstu 11 '11: loaded 11 1111 arms and ammu-
1 111111111 011 reaching the 011an 111an8 he
.- was chased by a Spanish man- -ot4war 11nd
, was compelled to beach his boat and burn
it in ortlel to keep tho spunish from got-
ttng 11.1111 and his crew then struck out
from their landmg place, near nit-.112»,
tor the interior and the insurgents. -‘.- .5.“ 0..
Captain Me Garvey says the Cubans
at least 4111 000 men under arm-1.1111111 by
are supplied with guns anti ammunition,
and 31-11 receive supplies of mon‘eya'é‘gu-
lax-1,1 from the United States. He remain-
cd with the troops until a few days ago,
and says that the Cubans have this Span-
iards completely whipped. but be Cannon
understand why they don 1'. take Havana
and lllillig hostilities to 11 close. The re-
ports at Spanish victories he brands as tis-
sues of lies. _ 1
i (‘ousnl Waller": Put-don. ,‘ ’
Pants, Fab. 20.—'The pardon ot' John:L,.
Waller. 1-onv.ietcd by.a court martial in the
island of Madagascar of illegally commu-
nicating with tho Hovns 11nd sentencéd to
:30 year" imprisonment. has been sent to
President 10.111111 for tho latter-'11 signature.
Mr “alter was formerly United States
It ltccogulllon l-t Grants-11.1110, W "
20.40111 . '
capes ot 11111111'1111111111 Norwegian W ‘
Some of those -
Antonio Mucoo, with a large following, ‘
the insurgents are granted belligerent; .
consul at Tamutave. that, Island and the :-
prcsI-nt action is due totho representations
made 111' the United States government in
the prisoner's heliult.
Fire In a Bleachery. , I
P11011121} 1 01-), Feb. 20. —A (ire in the
dye and chemical storehouse of the 'S
Spring bleach 1111' owned by Governor”? -
pitt caused a heavy loss by ruin-lug 1119311
amount of 11.31: ensive drugs. The fire was
caused by spontaneous combustion. The
total loss cannot be ascertained 1111111 nu
inventory is taken.
\lurdc: In the Second Dem ‘
l'o\'t1.,t X. Y., Fcb. £10. -'l‘lie jury-1111
the murder trial of Mrs, Florenab Hutu!
has brought in 11 verdict of murder In tho
second degree. The jury were out 111111111
ten hours.
. 111111111111: to the building was slight. The,’
I
it" the insurgent-l succeed, he asserts, not.
Norwalk Chronicler