romim lobe rartly
”by light local ruin
air "it” ”a“ imzlfi'ii’i‘
w prom ova o a
‘ and sllhtly warmer. tollowed
[Wm I nitration I mum
A Great Alan.
“to most fascinating stories of
is found in Harper's Maga~
per written by G. F. Lain-
grcatcst living man in Amer.
or South, Poriirio Diaz. fifth
» president of the United
Mexico.
lexicans spoke English instead
,. all the world would know
is commanding hero who has
Mexico out of darkness into
by chalk force of genius and
love of country, placed her
.I _- t at last upon a euro founda-
Qlu' writer tells us that with his
'w of life Dion is the youngest
m Lommis at least ever saw.
a trace of the blood of the line
can Indian in his veins. of the
[I Laramie continues. "it in 40
he ever knew a comforting cor-
«. , it must have boon by faith and
right, tor from boyhood tomid-
iflehis face was always against over
_ “a mids- tr
Mutant president of Mexico is won»
in every aspect. "i never talked
another man by the hour at a time
t catching him in one waste
” By tho way. the paper informs
W in the schools of Mexico the
of the English language has been
‘mwiwry. Diaz would have it
. “Intuit rays further:
He has let the feet of his [maple in
We! progress. History will to
II undisputed place for the man
”do the United States of Mexico,
« . American who has won and
the title. ‘First in war. first in
’I lad first in the hearts of his coon.
Its
s
I‘lliearasua canal will cost 0150,.
it is quite likely. A thorough
of theL‘grouud once more mull
Whole nwossary. bolero taking
”pendent! a work. it is in the
M the government is to build,”t
operate that waterway. The
Mid be the most thormuh
It I , the route that has over boon
M mom 0! such on ontorpriao
W by an nmn'opriotiou of
sat at {or that purpmo by con—
lath. sundry civil um.
lat
inltanoool how llto citizens
the twat monarchy are kept
. utilitarian: is witnessed today
_, Eritaiu The people of the
L are to a luau in favor (I!
They want her to win and to
haunt: and ruler of Crete.
{an oi this overwhelming
Mi .liaiisbury'a adminis-
flit and data nothing
W that ticrvls and ital
"kn naturally would stake all
.,~ t, ”willdonothlngtoeu-
M moi Europa." 'l‘hatll
' M are mania and afraid at
that would tamty stand up
. M sacral latluouas
’a thundering mount-tau
"Wm it one at thaw
m be has ever written.
* Spain in Dubs. whil- General Grant
unwaddmttboquest‘iaaotdsailua?
‘wlthmcsm moo-Ma.
I” islratln
tummyim mantra-am '
and mstaryatrtato. tin? looktdintotho '
matter momma decidfs’dthsttba
ocean bounded to nobody outside the
I lawtul‘aad proper tor Americans to-ship
' of Spain, and it would not dototako
hope tor in thin life outhal
, the power-would b
'gslthasbmdolnlh
three tulle limit which constitutes tire
there line of every nation. Out-idea!
the three mile limit the ocean lathe
high less.
I Spain denies that therein-titted
war incubs. Accordingly importantly
comm of arms and munitions to Cuba.
They would be ruined by the Spanish
authorities, bowoyor, in cars they were
landed at any Cuban port in possession
the risks. It has been suggested that
arms and munitions iutmdcd for Cuba
be loaded upon a vessel that clean! for
some port outside of Cuba anywhere in
the West indies. Once outside of the
three mile ooattlimit, however, the
another ship. General Daniel E. flicklcs
says that it this were done there is no
treaty or any international law that
could hold the United States liable.
In like manner our treaty obligations
demand that no armed expedition! may
be sent out of the country against Spain
or any of her colonies. But there is no
clause preventing us from sending an-
armed passengers or laborers to Cuba or
anywhere ciao. A load at unarmed men
may ship as passengers .or laborers to
any given port. Outside the three mile
limit they, too, might be transferred to
another vessel and be run into Cuba, if
they could get there, strictly within the
terms 0! our neutrality and treaty laws.
Then the arms and the men might be
brought together in‘ some quiet patriot
core or camp in Cuba.
it is mmmuga people
connect with the idea of religion. The
Greeks believed it was a direct interpo
dtion of Providence that blow up the
Russian round-war on Greta to avenge
the Christians of ‘ Grate who were tired
on from the fleet. Tlicreiorc they hold
linoleum service in a Greek church at
Galata to thank the Lord for killing 2!
Russians ivy bursting one of their own
guns on them.
lThe Crotans present the singular atti-
:ude of a people who do not want to
govern tlwmoeivoa or own their country.
They merely want to be annexed to
Greece with as little {use and delay at.
pomibio. They will not have autonomy.
they any. in view of this, it in ungra-
cioua indeed in the powers to force sell
government on Crete. They are in small
business.
The Outlook: “There is not. a street
railway in any of our largo cities that
might not pay 10 per cent of its gross
receipts into the public treasurics and
still pay its owners a much larger per-
centage on the capital invested than is
paid in any barium open to iron mun
petition.” 2
in a samudtagus of mi granite from
Wisconsin, tho surcophuguu rusting upon
a podoslul of Mao gray granite from
Manaaoliuntta. in it tomb at New York
city. the mortal romaine of Grant, the
man horn in (Illlio, II-Icidinu (in "limits.
but lit-longing to the whole nation, will
rcpom -
X ray apparatus has now been brought
to such working efficiency that a photo
graph of the human hand. showing
bout-v. joints, and all. can ho made in
half a mutual. The lungs can be photo
mulled in five minutes
than it m 80 load.
There is nothing just as good as Dr
Kin' allow Disoov for consumption.
mug and round it and do
pormittho to sell you name
tubstituto. llawlll not claim them is
anything battenbut in order to make
men profit he may claim smoothing also
wboiustasgood. You want Dr.
King' I New Discovery because you know
it to be sale and reliable. and guaran-
teed to do or money refunded. For
coughs.
lsuothlegso aslsDr ng's
Discovery. . bottias‘l‘reo at B. H
Plalatad's store. South bl .
Romania At.
“All!
vessel could easily sell her cargo to are ‘
' othernet of owners andtrausier it to
,oonsumptiou and tar all-
‘ Mentioned throstmhost and lungs, than
many direct lat!
Evian tons to .
you have at A to. COMFO-
tloo. .ll‘alu .or an
«FM ammonium- avia- lllao- "
(I t
“at: mutant-alt: audill h'
itsuW'l‘ittyooulsJudSlm at
and: um
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iii:
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HOYT‘S TH IA‘I'RE
_, Friday. April 9th.
rat «out.» oaeamzuoa
ollbe Ooaulrrlu ‘
Donmau Thompson's $
Old
Homestead!
The original Suppirtiug Com.
puny, and the original
Doub‘c Quaflcttc.
Reserve! seats on sale at l‘lalatad‘a and flu-
”00 s-
HOYT'S TnuarR :
Matinee and Night
Saturday, April lath,
Hi Henry’s
Refined Minstrels!
" ' ALI. I”
JO WHITE: JO
THE NEW YORK PRESS SAYS:
liltiilfim LD~“A competent company at iun
W 0 “11;" -"ili iicnry’ a minalrels was
JOURNAL wh'careat approach to good
minstrrlsy seen in New Mark in yearn.y
PRESS-“A clever amortization; a highly
enjo able entertainment.
EX i’ P~l3~"iii lionry’ s Ininstn-la are
PUS’l'w “A capital cute rlulnrncnt. ' .
NEVER BEFORE THESE Ll in‘illL‘ BS
Matinee, lilo, :llic, lino.
Evening, Inc, 251’. lint, talc.
Rmrrctluat now on sale at usual places.
”——
FRANK PARKER,
Horse Shoaingl
Adjoining
A. Mllllnln’
Slalvlu.
in rear of Mahmkemo Hotel.
South Norwalk, Conn
in the city at prices sure to
ucckwcar etc,
lilac pink, extra.
m YLou’ra Paying
Lea
oil'. A
Voarscrnt
at all kinds, Including the Air
Easter SUils
and y w
Furnishings.
The Finest Lino Ever Shown
Furnishinganll new, Gloves, shirts,
Every customer from now until Easter will be presented with a tine
imported rose bush Your choice of L'ltlch Bruuncr, large I: berry ml.
Monsieur Bouccuor, dark velvety crimson; Delta el iidinhurg, large
vermiliou; Prince Camille do Relian, vclxety crimson; La France, pale
A lasting rouvcalr from '
W. A. Benedict Co.
Clothiers and Furulrhors.
251m cent too much for your
pain lug when you use White
hand-made paint.
'waya chalka, and quickly wears
uoagmaa & Martiaezi’aint
covers as well, don’t chalk and
wears muchlong
this if you will call.
Fishing Tackle!
A most complete stock.
W
mercies,
While they lost $35 to 05o ‘
Speak early if you want out
MW
Bulldoro’ Hardware ll
. Fall ,Stock.
LLW
ELECfllICAl.‘ surplus ll
W
Bicycle and General
Repairing l
fl..."
WIRE NAILS,
Zia Per Lb
Fox Cycle and
Hardware Co.
No no wasmuorou or.
Sign of the Silver Padlock.
Rubber Stamps!
Carillon Stamps,ato.. Rubber
Sta-Io Supplies, Brass and
llckol Signs, St a a 1: ii a,
Steel Stamps, Seals,
Stencil Dias. Burning
Brands, Jonas’
Seals, Chock Por-
to r a t o u .
Enamel Letters and Signs, Hey
Check: and Umbrella Plates
also lettered, Latter Copy-
lnr-Boolts to Copy letters
Without Water or Pro“,
Stats Agent for Pat-
nay' 5 Pull ledger
tor Short Bill Ac-
counts
Srahaat' a Patent Pour, Star
Automatic Paper Fasteners,
logothor'ultII Cilia. Special
as.
JCHI raven, ACIHI‘,
i‘. 0 3081‘. tin. Nurwalk. .andsllclidenco 3
Riverside Ave. E.
Emu" kinda of the Host
Bum ior hat-lurk“. ll inn.
shank. Iiold ulialt the
it uh. nl [ml toms. \l’hlto
l'tllll all)" lbxuk Iiuil IOll White Orchids. 601‘
0" M
l' nonunion .l- l'IlWH'll'H liENh'Elil.
No.1 Henry aim-t. but Norwalk. .
please. -
It al-
er. We’ll prove
alto ‘0 3 98'
LSaltsLArs Art.
smut. mu... Stats. on I... tailor Hid! av
nonwaut, coma. NEW vouK comes. «a trio
A Dress Goods Sale!
All our new Dress Goods bought [or the season are here. There it a great proforma of unique styles,
Unique in the route that they cannot be found in other stores; and the prices are unique.
too-Jill! LOWEST 1N THE WHOLE STATE! Our motto but
always been: ~“Bctter Goods {or Equal Moo”. Equal
Goods (01' Lets Money.”
4 pct 69¢ black and navy heavy serge, 50c 4pc: 1 on all wool ,54 inch oovcrts, 75c
t pcs St on black hfinrictta, this week, 75c 5 pcs 1 oo etaituc, all new colors, 75c
5 pcs ago all wool 40 inch suiting, ,Igc 30 new imported dress pattcms,all silk and .
1 pcs 75c black *hcnrictta, this week, see wool at 1 0° yd
‘ IoTheSuitRoom!
\yblue and black serge suit: with Eton jack-
ets, N; so.
All. wool check salts, with lly front Jacket, 81 50.
Fine covert cloth suits, lly trout and Eton jack-
ets, Ste 00.
Combination suits of plain cloth jackets and
checked skirts at Ste 00 and I 3 so,
Etaimes, urges, ladies' cloths and covert salts.
from 7 50 to 25 oo.
SEPARATE. SKIRTS.
/
Black mohair, 98c.
Black and white checks, I 25.
Figured mohairs, 2 75.
Black siciaiians. z 75 to 4 75.
Fancy novelty skirts, 3 75.
Black silk grenadiues, 10 oo.
Jackets & Capes
F inc covert jackets, 9 75
Fine broadcloths jackets, I5 50
Ciaydiagoual Jackets, 5 50 and; 50
Tau meltou jackets, Io ooaud I: oo
Plain and mixed jackets, 3 98 to 6 75
LINENS.
69‘c Scotch half bleached damask,
50c.
69c lrish full bleached damask,
. 50c.
41c half bleached damask, 28c.
I 00 full blanched damask, 88c.
I 69 full bleached double dam-
ask, I 25.
Capes. 2 93 *0 n 00 SPRING MATTlNG.
. . I 5 pcs iapanesc matting, toc yd
Sl'k wa|5t$. 3'5) “ u u g: u
. . . ,, PORTIERES. L
lilack s'lk 5“” waists, . 3 9' ‘ 2 75 chtuiile porticrcs, all colors,
honey and changeable , sxlk double dado, I 93
waists, 3 93 l0 5 75 350 tapestry portions, 3 93.
5 75 ' 4 so.
4 50 chenille , “ 3 75.
Shirt Waists.
Our new spring i'mc oi shirt waists
is now opened from 50 cts
LACE CURTAINS.
Nottinghams, a r 2 yards long, 490
“ 3 yardslong, 75c, 98c,
GI 25 to 3 7s
lrish points, 33 50 to 010 per pair. I
Four Easter Thoughts!
EGGS! J COFFEE !
N0 “Nd ‘0 tialc WW 5“" U Smell it and desire. Drink it:
got the date with the and Si h
flavor. New-«fresh. -_Sr 8- '
NO F’ MORE
ORANalsl 0 NEW GOODS!
No seeds in ours;hiood oraug. U For. the lunch baskota. All
ca. Fancy if you like that picnics madea success If sand.
kind. R wich fillers come from curator
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Loading Grocer,
at West Washington Street. South Hawaii; Ct:
HILLC 38-2
IF YOU woo ALL no. news
RAVI Till
Evening Sentinel Loft at Your House
Regular.
PoEulr Prices!
llavc won as the trade of the Norwalks. Our prices ataud unplu-
allcd. Here you will find the ioweat price: with the additional
. charm of reliable groccrica.
., i
am plum, per can. to ll‘aaay strut palettes. pit, title in trash out. on,
no package oatmeal. llo Native pulsars. hit. one 6 lb: but rice. 2th
l in jar anortad preserves, to 10 lbs yellow tonal. the 4 lb. milk crackers mm
magnolia milk. can. to to its rollsd oats. ran 4 I, lbs tsaoy when. am
Evaporated spphis, par it, he 7 no haststareh. too 4‘, lbs lunar: sakes. an
“aeration. will. no 7 hm horas soap, too 4}. lbs ginger maps, It:
. laud S or lon’ss’ floor 630 lug; “.00 taml.
NEW YORK GROCERY GO.
Norwalk Chronicler