' ‘ ‘ g“. ‘l .
' ' James alloy. of Winnipsak. is ill.
‘ Defender Council. 0. u. a. ‘th5.» will
meet wright. ' g .
; moon-rm l’cst. e. A. a. will hold
‘ a meeting tonight. .
.‘llha condition of George fibeuhoos. of
Main strut. remains about the some.
1101.1. D..Bhene. iii—Damn. will
preach in Trinity church tonight at 7:30
o'clock.
Ber. 8. B. Pond will preach in the
Malay street chapel at 7:30 o'clock
tonight.
4 The nest meeting of the Catholic club
will be held on the evening of Tuesday.
Hatch 23. '
“Br. and Mrs. John Pierce, of Winni-
plnh. will entertain the Elite Cribbage
club. tonight.
James H. Taylor, of Wilton. has been
a member of Our Brothers’ Lodge, 1. 0.
0. E. since 1845.
' The entertainment committee of Hope
Hose company will hold a meeting to-
night. in the hose house.
Twenty-seven wanderers welcomed
St. Patrick's day at the Norwalk stat.
lion-house. thismorning.
Frederick W. Rogers. the enterprim'ng
Main street bicycle dealer, today receiv-
ed a supply of Kcating bicycles.
The Broad River Social club held a
towering last night and voted to give an
entertainment in the near future.
The eighteenth anniversary of the
(iermnuia Stringerbund will be colebrat~
ed'l'hursday night. in the hall on the
bridge. __.-,...-..._
The funeral of Miss Rachael Stephen
son was held from her late residence in
the llnionville district. F. E. Robbins
officiating.
The moulders at Arnold and ('on
foundry are working full time. It is
probable that the number of hands will
be increased at an early date.
There is some betting in Norwalit onl
the Fitzsiminons-Uorbett tight. winch!
takes place in Carson City ttxlay. Toc'
beta appear to be about equally plnrc’l
on the two men.
. "it
The Home rem-lotion allowing v‘w 5
Norwalk Iron Works company to lit
and operate a track across Watt-r strmt.
in the city of South‘Norwaik. was pois-
ed yeotorday in the Senatc.
A hearing will be held before dodge"
Woodward. in the Norwnik Pl'vilmli:
Court. next Tuesday morning. upon lin-
i' roman. mm clone-rd
. its-Omen t. . MW "it.” W
‘ pondence and liberty as your fathers
nun m
Wmlnsrtppoottdhistfluhatlm
lotion before the King’s county Repubb
lican cogsnittve. in Brooklyn. finch ti.
sow-n win: .. .7 . .
"Humanism l hrgto says few
wcrdsin happen of these resolutions.
hoping gnattbe gentlemen ambled
hers and the American people will give
all lawnt encouragement to the hemic
Cubans who are struggling latitude-
dtd. May God raise up Lafayette: and
Bochnmhssus to help them as he did to
help your fathers gain the liberty you now
enjoy. to staunch these rivers of blood
that tire flowing less than 100 miles
from our .shcrrs to save the virtuous
mothers. wives and daughters of Cuba,
who are today being outraged and
butchered. ‘whiic the hearth-stones of
Cuba are red with/ the blood of little
children. whose cries have pierced the
ear of God and is calling down his ven-
geance on the cursed tyrants of Spain.
. "I admit our late president did all he
could to carry out the will and the
wishes of Spain in Cuba, and l earnest-
ly hope. my gallant comrades. our new-
iy installed president willdoail he can
to carry. out the will and
the wishes of ' the American
people by immediately granting belli-
gerent rights to Cuba and recognizing
her as a belligerent power.
"It is incumbent on us to aid them
and help them in every possible legiti-
mate way; their sufferings are
enough to bring the blush of
shame to 'every man who loves
honesty. humanity. independence and
freedom, and it becomes ustocali on our
government to put an end to these bru-
tal. atrocious murders.
“You. sir, may tell me this will off-9nd
a friendly power. but inreply I tell you
no friendliness can exist between bu.
munity and savngory. bemoan mercy
and hatchery. between heaven and hell;
by every construction of international
lawthc Cubans‘are entitled to belliger-
ent rights; they have in the field an
army of over 75,000 men; they have a
provincial gorernmout;they have elon-
led a president and vice-president: a
constituent asstnubly has sent repro-
sentatives abroad; they have-a seat of.
government and are in [Insertion of
more than three-quarters of Cuba and
for two years withstood an army of
more than 200,000 men under Spain's
best generals and butcher Weyler. This
great army is coopnd in a few seep rt.
com. guarded by the Spanish navy.
"Every word in our immortal Devi.»
ration of Independence applies to (John
this day, who is carrying on a gltirinul
war for independence. 'l‘ht-y do not
call on our government to light by th- :r ,
oidemll they ask is imiligerent rifllt'a’.
believing they will oxgml Spain float
Cuba. driving the Spain».- array and
navy from their cities without laying
them in ashes; after this expulsion time
will be no place in Cuba for a Enrup-an i
power nor on enemy of them l'ullcl‘:
mates."
. . its ‘ ., out
minnknownsi thematic”:
Rather Gray's Sweat Wm». Powders.
which is very popular amongdooth
Romalhnicthers who have used thin
medium fertile past five comm. unth—
mvw.tcr~many yearsa nurse in the
. inflame in blew Yorkdheol’l-
‘ of dune powders. devoted the
t years of her life to treating the
many children'- ailments which so often
camotoher notice in her expect as
um. The result of her It once
pits has given to the world in her Moth-
erGray s'Bweet Wonn Powders. These
powder: on new. placedin all draft
stores. and‘mothers everywhere use and
prairie them and tell othermothcrs about
them; They cure feveriahneso, dim
rhtoa. bad stomach. constipation. head-
aches and» all stomssh and bows
troubles. The cleanse the stomach
and bowels. an it warm exist positive-
ly destroy them. and b cleansing the
lystern do the child in any event.
Mothers. ask at m: drug store for a
twuty-flvo cent of Mother Gruy'e
Sweet Worm Powders. and use them in
your family. ‘ They are pleasant to take
and harmless as milk. A trial paclngo
will be sent free for trial to any mother
who will address Allen B. Olmsted, le-
Roy. N. Y.
r
“00 Reward M00.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that therein at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to ourein all its stages. and
that is Cutarrh. Hall's Catarrh Care in
the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease. requires a consti-
tutional treatment. Hall'uCutarrh Cure ‘
is taken internally. acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. thereby destroying the founda-
tion of the disease. and giving the pn~
tieut Strength by building up the con-
stitution nod assisting nature in (icing
its work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers. that they
otl'or One Hundred Dollars for any case
that it fails to coin. Send for list of
testimonials
Address. 1". .l.Ulil'1.'li\’&Ct).,To-
it‘ll”. l). i
”Sold by .drnggists, The. '
It in surprising what n"wce hit of a.
thing" can accomplish. Sick hands» he. i
culwtipufluu. dyspepsia. sour stoniach.;
dizziness. nrutgnlchly banished by Di“?
Will'sllitticlaarly Bitters. Small put:
Safe pill. Boat pill. l-) P. Weed. Nor-v!
walk; U. C. Blillnnu. South Not-walk. ‘ l
” reaming?“ .
From the Glut of the Circuit court. ‘
Fernandina. Fin. Feb. 28. iiitlil. g
Mr. J. (‘loorgc Suhrer. llruggist. City. ;
lit-or (leorge:——-Pleasc send a bottle of ‘
Uinmlwriniu's thatgh Remedy. I Would .
lint fwlensy if i know there was none
of this valuable rmnedy in tho home. i l.
‘ have given it n fair trot and mrisider ll. :
.ullt- of tho wry lrn-i ninth-ins for urn-up:
.
that l have mri‘ t‘uwul. Hue l‘lhl‘ has!
always been sufficient. although i um-ui it .
from)". Ariyuuiii my children trinitmct ‘
ylt-ltla very readily to this medicine. i
cam conwimmouuly moomuiond it. for'
‘mcnp and colds in children. ?
Yours rcrwutiully.
: ‘ . brings solutions in W chi: and; ,. Whale" "crew“ wille-
tcriais for summer dress. and among W comment. sud no small amount ,
the meanwhile» there are all of criticism. mm In: ministerial
wool and silk-sweat canvas fabrics. yummy, By way of contributing to
which bid Mr who very mullet. it the combine. Dr. Abbolt'hdn who»
variety in weave outline soft blending
1" “0‘0” 0"” b0 “i '0'"! a" W The Bible is not a m... pleasant-
mcndntlou. ‘ . . ,
'l‘ho niatcrial'vllich is to superlede
crown is a silk ml wool barrage. and
one quality. wide “is very thin. almost
like a silk meant, In culled "bare
itnprtine." It it, soft and pliable it e
wimlilc. and especially charming in the
light color». The new chnllies are put.-
foi'notl very nearly like the China
silks, and the prettiest tlcsigus show a
1 satin stripe the color of the ground.
The variety in bodice decoration has
no limit. but just at tho nmmcnt
t'i'tlhb‘t’tl over and one-sltlml effects on-
very popular. null this is n wry :ic-
coptnldc change from the tests which
have» prevailed so long. except when it
in Applied to the. lunch. where it is not
such a happy hit. no it Spoils the lines :
of thc figure. Snrpllce effects in ciiif
[on are cspcciully pretty for low-cut
writing tlroms. and the addition of n
-|ml'l loco bolt-m will transform this
imiill'l' into it Very Ilvsii'nhlo tliltt‘cr
waist. Boleros of loco or combinntiotw
Hf hm- onibmidery and bonds on» u
L'mnl investment for summer gowm.
’l'hc tailorvlnnde cosinnn: is u very
important one in an curly spring not
ill. and in its new» guise. with him-i;
braiding in Persian design on a color. '
and the use of colored silks to Nights-'1
ilwcf'ft-ct of black l’lulli litmus. ii is
nun-c fllil‘fll'llvl' than l‘Vt'l'. .\ pron,“
.nm "of tin- ltltturnori is tnmlv with on
ifion mat. bruidmi with black. and .l
lull :lI‘t'nl‘tllnliltlztllt‘tl \‘Iwi of gru'mi‘
Pint 'l‘ln- electors nrc wiry t-lnm' til
tin“, with Milli” pui'h :tl tin. tip.
oitlrh :irt- Filirllil'tl to allow tho picuit '1'. ;
~itk Illltlt'l'lll’zllll. .\t‘t'ul‘tl|nii pinning x~
i-t-iivml again. and i.- tmul in mm}
tnumwr itinminnhlv. and mammalian-
pluilml ohms ill nil iln- thin mutcrinh
n all in- wry much in cviviu-nm- Lu. :- nl'.
Igully humorous. ,
“till! ”Dilution:
.17. it contains nothing lccnlar. and
nothing written merely to entertain or
Tainan.
l The notion that it can contain notin-
lug humorous is dire to a narrow con
caption of humor as being incompati-
ble with seriousness of aim and upirit.
In fact. the best humor is generally
the scintillation of a serious mind.
Gai'lylc'a “Bat-tor llcsnrius" in at once
profoundly serious and characteristi-
ncrmns pnrptmc. it is generally.
;tlnlugit not always. irony or satire. ll
.wmld be difficult to find in any literat-
‘lllla‘ a kcencr satire on m-cleainsticai
‘nurmwnoss. or a more truly humorous
llit‘illl‘l' of :1 {also pictlsm. than that
“'lw'll the Hebrew sutirist has of.
fox-led of the petulant prophet Jonah
mmplnining to .lchovnh Inw'ausc the
lot or has ptil‘i'tl Nineveh. nndsaying:
{—« "'I'ln-rt-forc. 1 trusted to flee unto Tor-
shi :Ii. lwcnnxc i know lliill Thou art.
a gracious God and full of compassion.
slow to nugci' and plrntcoue in “WV-
"3'. lilltl l‘t‘lN‘lllt‘Nl flu-v of the evil."
No'hinn in limsmus‘ turnous “l'misc
‘of' i-‘t-lly“ surpasses in satirical humor
thi > pic-lino
l'inuliy. the Bible will menu a great
tlt‘ll more. will be. in the best scum}.
n rounder. divincr book. and n inn-r
revolution of God and rlgltlt-ollsllt‘tis to
ltiin who perceives that God spunk»
tin :t through many \‘nlct'a’ than to him
who thinks ilo spooks always in mono-
tone: to him who sees in the Bible
policy. pliilouophy. history. law. tit"
lion. szllll‘t'. mlos and timihcgtns. than
to Him who thinks it is all of. out- lulit'.
mlvr. form and lift-wry spirit.
.....—......
GlRLLiFE lN MEXICO.
l
~iir Has Considerable Freedom. but of thr
Right Kind.
.‘inncnn home Mr» is "nillllt‘: ll alli-
.ivtx wry umwuiinily from Hic tlolmw-
tic iii‘n- of the Anglo-Saxon tow. for it
git: founded on i'mpt-cf for mt'cnh. 'i'lw
intEuo-tm- or the i'atiioilc l'ltlli't‘ll is‘
].ti'i'f'l'liil in nm‘inlnlning a high grade
H'.KRIEGER, ‘ .
Store in flahackemo Hotel block
' Nowadays
’ \i'c areshowing the most complete linc’oi' shirts in
the leading patterns for spring wear cvcr shown iii
twin cities. A magnificent line of vsilk waistsin, ..
latest shades at astonishingly low‘priccs.‘ ‘ M
Something Special in Collar-attend.
A very handsome little garment made out of antrnkhan
cloth, silk lined, special for $1.7 5. Don't fail to come in
and look at it. ‘ ‘ ‘
-___.. _.._...— rum-4..-»...
No one need go to Enropefl'er gt
watch. ’i'hcbsst are madcrigh‘t ’ '
in America by the American Waltiui‘itt
Watch Company. Two watch indw-
mcnts particularly recommended'
“Riversidcwantl “Royal.” Canine
found in gold,silvcr and gold filled:
cases at '
A. W. Austin’s, 39 Wall Street. Rental
_ --.-M
WILL FUR‘NtSH
WE
I00
Wedding ,
Invitations. ,
\‘Iilrhm‘i iumds of' clulil illtlit'tll‘ :r- trim
gluing nu sumo of thc tailor L'I‘lVlh. ii'.ll
. 3 . pmitwion of tiny gold bottom an ::
Mr. Ward L. South, of h‘t'otl-rloln pm“! addition.
lino. E. Wow»
soul by (l. (‘. salmon.
of family iu'hnvinr.‘ There is a stunt
limo and n rhurm about a \wll-onh-ml
.‘ltxicnn huliw which is a revolution to sue 41-2K5Jnclllllttg insitlc
North'rt *1 Iv wn lnv- ‘ni'l ~ .
' H" '1” t ' ‘ ' u n a" a and t)iil.5ili(! envelopes, the
application: for the appointment at a limit. lilo. Was troubled wnh chit-um;
nardiin over Frank G. H ntt. ‘tll:~i‘rhw:i for uvrr thirty your». lio lam
it -._._.-, y WESTON' ; lu'tii'lllll fully tuittsfitul flint it was. only a l
(lilac itlwi of llilllit‘l‘b’ lit-tr. “in no ., .
into of ilw twat Mexican lilllilllt‘H arc llnCSl illllill-l' “M "‘95! “r"
nafnrnlly of n gcutlt- tilspumltion, but istic engraving. for
. . - h i - . * newton! of alumni innounul ho would luvo «
5. l ‘ . ~ . l
M! W lliatn Hnnilmrge of 1‘ *w to gm- up. lie hurl been twuit-d by Mano g
of the best physician» in l'inmpo zitull
America but got no permanent. n-ln-l l
York City. a sister of Mrs. Horatio
Brown. of Kim street. had the misfor-
tune. a few days ago. in {all and hrml.
hvr wrist and nrm.—~Danbury News.
A rumor in current that the finance
ounmllteo is favorably inclined to ii 13
(hows. of South Norwaiir. Rfiplllilivnlg
tin-i l'X-Hl‘lt't‘lll' (7. A. ’i‘omlinmn. of
Milford. llcnnxtrnt. for auditors of pub-
lluzuntounh. There are about a do: 'n
fllhltt‘iiillliilllaifll. The matter wanton
sidnrml m arm-olive session thia till-‘i'
n no» lie" ford Times.
All m'qtdiintnnce of nmny you” wnh
iimntor (it-urge ll. lnunshnry. of Me
’l‘tvt-iftlt district. gave the Wl'ilt'l' in
knowledge of the fine tibililioa of the
rum Whl"li the atoll» at large 'is just
finding out. bountor l/iunuhury imy
yet be g woruor of Connecticut. and pen
lmpa oven soniething higher. He would
tl‘tcmlittoihn state in congress orthc
United States serrate—Anson“ Sentinel
The committtc on incorporations of
thdlisla'ure has reported favonbly on
tho petition of the Milford Trolley7 Mlli'
pan] for an amendment to its charter.
nlluwing it to run over Washingum
bridge and tin-re ailment with the tltr at
ford branch of the litivlgeport Traction
cmnpanv. 'l‘ltocliiittrrilllnws tint Mid
it run to the bridge and thy umttor of
coming in left to lintcountycmumisulnn-
crs tn doptme of
Tie Hound lintomandtoy of Knights
Mine llattic Perry and him home
Roberts. of Elston. have spool to few
days Willi Mm. John Fin-h.
The engagement of Frank Plume and
Mini Blanche linrrisouhoth of this Plait”,
llllll been announced.
Miss Ella Fantou, of Attpstnolt. is the
guest of Mrs. Vanderbilt tlmitrcy.
Mn. Arthur Bradley inns nailed lit‘l'
daughter in Wilton.
llov. and Mrs. ll. M. Arthur \vtsl m.
solve their friends at Nurtioid tlrutigtu
Hall. on That-soar evening. Mung; I!»
Andrew Btu". of Bedding. it! viuitmg‘
his grandfstlnn'. .lmnett bl. livers.
Rupert Perry has gone to his home to
Dnnbnry for a few weeks.
”I’ll. listsy Dilwlnull Is ill of NW grip
In. Epltl’n'm Fitch is ntill confined
to her room.
Mrs. J. ll Gregory liilfl visited friend»
in New Haven and Milford.
firs. Charles Atltlml..wlthu serious-
ly tli lad week. is better.
Mitts Rhoda Hturgos. who it is lm-u all
for several weeks. is improved.
\ wutos.
Aunt-Indium of the litllt'l'l t‘mmeut to
lemma bythollbrisua'n lituicuwo m-
cltiiy of the Congregational nhmch rum
high. Preparation» for the ovum urn
actively golnuuu and everything lltllt
onlosuuotiinrabio «vetting. 'lli'ilnv to
. Ono day in! ptciwd up it nowspogn'r and
(thinned in read on mlvcrttmumtt cl.
Chamberlain's Unite. Cholera and Dior-l
ll tr» lit imdy. Ii" got. a file til if ‘
tho first dun? hrlpmi inn: and it» will”
lit and use coir-d him. For sale by H
U. Htillsmt.
E E Turner. of (.‘ompu n, Mo .wrihn
mt that tiller hollering from pilots for wvr
eumon veers. ht' t-otnpleicly cured “If m .
by using thrco bore» of lh‘Wnt’u Witch
llnwi Halve. it euro» 907mm and seven-
aiun tiiwaaus. if. P. Wood. \‘tn'wnllt; ii,
.i. ritillmu. limith Nurmillt.
_.. --.ww- .... .
champion sam at its World.
Mina Annie thtldcy writes: ”Myself .
and many of the iiull’olo litli Wild West l
tin. have given Ailen'u Fmtoaac. the
p'nwderxiukailcointt'nim abuts. nI most
Moron ti . out can honest to . . . .. .. , , ,
that ltfltltilflll till if tint more that: “"31 i'll utilt;t.t'flt|tlfi' dtlttltffii‘ln . In is lint
claim." it ltmtitlilly i'ultcnthuhtlug'ont trial. t aw a not} titutl'iHlllit' tint.
ofcormsnndlninlotm, Allen's I'llN'l--t'lit“". mt it is propin-slmi that red oill ink.
to .. certain .mra fur ”Wu.“ ”mm"... 'ho icml timtunhout the spring. 'l'bcrn
aching. bilatered or unwilling feet. tiold " 3'! Milk "mill" of "l't' ‘Villi'll l“ "W‘l
by alltlrnggistr: and slim shim.twenty. dull and pretty. and oil the |llll'|iit‘ tints
liiomntu. himnplesont frel. ' Address will he \i'ui’li on Well. tiruy will lu-
Mll’fl 3- ”"W'Wlo WWW: N. 3 ~ wry popular. and every nlmtln of grwn
.m .m... w. new»...
"3““ gummy", seen ” child in the in Mint to how n plnce on the lilo.
they minnmntl obedient-c. and run-l)"
spvil their sons. whom they itlnlizc.
’l‘h.-t'c arc cxcvpiious. but they are not :
cit-High lo lm-uk down llw gnncrul rm—
’c|nl tllscipllltc.
I .‘w for tho girls. no l'l‘iiilliiliit' .“l‘Xl'
can futlwr or mother Wulilll nllow for
a Litililt'lil the thought of pcrinittlng n ‘
girl of any air-- to in» on the fili't‘t'ir»:
nftcr tlurk unless im-otnpuniml by no '
olct-r lit'i‘nnil. n trustcd scrvnnl ul'
chit-r Ill‘nllit'r. Sn. cvcn‘ among girls
of the lllllllhll'l' chi». thcrc is lm
allot-t strolling in thc owning. 'l‘iw} ' .. .- . . -
"my, in \Hii'iii wmlllicr. go to tho nlu ht." '\ S” H“ t.t‘itl.l¢ha ”it"!
. ‘l‘l'tl‘ nlicttti ill lltin tttv.
lllttlll. or public truth. “In-n there is .1
band i'nlit't'l‘i. but uiwnyn Illltlt'l' mun-t. [sch ‘ddlunftll Hundred
'l’lmy tony go to u teriulio. or cwnim; 33.00.
puny, but with some competent pcr
mu. They only dance. mildly dirt. on ‘
tillw‘ll tlt'cnh‘liilin. but they lll't' always price “"l
Imict' the watchful eye of a volatile.
'l‘horo is plenty of proper freedom for
yooiig girls. nod n hl‘t'gcr liberty in the
cities than formerly. hut tin-y lll‘t' not
tillowetl to run about without on two’-
curl. and u very careful eye in lit-pt
upon them by parents lllltl rciutivvs.
or on in distant mule contains. illicit n '
thing on a young girl. or young “0-
Wc nlw illliluf 4 opened
. Call
...- -. . -m«.W.'..
.MW .m‘
$8.0
agony of mono. you can appreciate the
or round» of Mothers who know that line
Minute Cough tinn- relieves their little
om-s as quickly am it is aduiinisteled.
Many hmuoa in this city are nm or with-
out it. IS. l'. Weed. Nm'wnllt; (.3. ii.
iii silo m. South Nurwallt.
Nut-y bloc. pale green. and pale him.
In mutilauntion with whim or- form
it» mints in t‘hina Mitts. tiimlthm. and
wl'guntlit-s. and u plum blue is the non
mt lint among the fottltmio. it in «Int
oly a navy bloc with it rich llilgc o:
Wm n. or any character or faintly. lwitig
man the strut-tot at night. alone and
munuudmi. In unknown. \‘um' dough-
.»r gave to visit it friend in the utter:
‘mwn and slave to too; then tho gontlc
Cards!
om'plc. lilitl in Very cl‘l’tu llii' llt- u hut-h
”up“ 00“., ground for lint! why." pullcru. uhlvl
Own alone. otun old servant. brinpa
It" homo.
Jr n and lady of the boom». the itcntlc Pllt. ‘fld so 6C7d5, _, ‘ .
H
I'ormne who one «obit-ct to attach oi
lotions coho will be pleased to know than
rompt relief may be had by tuition
Tlmnnbcriain'stlolw. .‘holcra and litur-
rhumt Roniedy. and if taken no mm 1....
in nunully ll largo scroll or a up” of
white lines. lilaclt' gown» are in i...
wry lillit'lt lilt' ftinltionthls mnulng m.
mo. and block iniri'go tnndo "tor a
I ’Jlu-miom-tto regarding the pi’olw
i...“ or. column from molestation and
In. on in much on pvcvnlllt in tho multil-
Il‘i Mom of the American ibiou.
Address on Bards. 25s a Line Extra.
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Other engraving correspondingly cheap.
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