_ o! the whole Cuban prob-
red by McKinley, approved
, laid before the people of
Ind of Spain.
‘ was until late last night
tor Malta. Congress is wait.
y waiting-4m the presi-
‘n. naval oilicers believe. is
the safe arrival of her tor—
pn this side of the Atlan-
ey‘in optimistic, Congress a
outer, the people impatient, in-
' to confusion.
“er Woodford yesterday met
' "scram with the Spanish cab-
tooubmlt a preposition from this
, Int. ' The president late last
' lved a cable message front
"Accepted." and it was then
. - that he would send a mes-
‘ Gangrene tomorrow.
cable despatches from Madrid
t after Minister \Voodford's
;ce with the cabinet an adjourn—
‘m taken until tomorrow. Then.
i], a solution of the whole Cu—
problem will be presented, which
lithe crowning art of Senor Sn—
career.
‘3’!” Ripe. it is understood, has mu
W to the Spanish government bin
ll of the place policy of Whit b
queen reactor is the wnl'mext ad
The administration's proposition
“a to the effect that Spain should are
We to accept Homer's offs-r of tum
dred millions for ('ntmn indepen-
W: that Spain}; troops uhould lu-
quickly withdrawn; that an armistice
,lhiltlld he entered into; that the recon-
»mtrados should be immediately re,»
M: that tiltI i'nited States should
rm food and farming imlilt’ml'nlz;
{Ville starring Cubans,
L Wholever Minister Wrmrlfortl's cablru
mm meant, it in not believed that
”in bits gone so far as to agree in
( but down her ling in Cuba. for the Sn»
”at: mimicry won the‘ filo-t'linns or
finds)" on a war policy.
"9 t” run“! and England are both oppunv
ed to any conflict, and both nations
yesterday ottvred their friendly citom
to feature cordial rclntitmn between
thin nation and Spain.
But CDDKI'W-li in :1 problem within
“to problem. Sj‘tnitcr ltmvd was count
on to hold the linuuc in check until.
the president wm. rn-mly‘. P'iftyvtw.
Republicans tit-flul him )‘I-Iim'tluy out:
not to work for armed inwrwvntior.
last night, meetings try stzttm‘ Were be
ill; held for the same purpose.
5 :fle‘fienate stunned thr- galleries _\'t'.»‘
(my. Four resolution». (lflt'liti'inl!
m, declarinx for owned intervention
for If!!! Cuba. followed cor-it other in
amok lmrcenion. .‘icnntor Mason opt-n.
I! Ind emphatically declared hinmh’
My war with Spain. (the of the four
minimise may in» lumrubly reported
tear.
_, Hanover, Gangrene will not. vote one
0-1. for the flowing l'uirana except on
Winn that the Spanish ling I'Pafll‘3
ID y over iii“ luluntl. Not Irlli' cm:
"I til! prceirlcnt get in Yl'flpillirul in
«Home asking for relief fund.“ no-
i!“ be given nutlsfurtory lisr‘ili‘nmn
mm Split) iii to retire at once and is
”gram independent» to l'ulm before
z.“ and media-inc are dintriimml.
‘ Wrens will rule the appropriation.
ll m» but will «momm- with it u
W for armed interwtrtion.
m in n poroiblllty of a tiunh over
“contradictory report» on the Motor
. mode by tho l'uitml States and
Milli courtr of inquiry, It i.
ly the intention of lipnin in
m that the whole rootlet- be sub-
. to international arbitration.
M are indications that the prowl-
. will that"! Spain halt war in mi.
if (tantrum will let him, unri
a great deal in the present
of (toughen.
W and Yellow Journalism.
following corregpondcnce ex-
Shelf:
, ‘f'ltpw York. February 2?. 1m.
‘ - Cleveland. Princeton, N. .l.
1?. W. “corral Miles. Rear
“Mike. William l“. Whit.
If. I’. ”alumni. time (loom.
. General it. t). Howard.
of fifteen cruise. the
ct titty-two cilia. and a tam
* d other citizens in public Ind
- lite have accepted miter-hip
mime to mt S nations!
by popular mlflcriplion to
or” treat drawn with the
my Ire w: your name to the
, , chromium? The
will “he on demand on yam
I V. It. "RAM.
"New rm Journal."
it. 1.. Milan 2!. ms
' m. it. Y. Journal. New
to‘m-ymmvfof
Manuela-lumber
Don’t thins attending the action at
the South Not-wow Doctor; Storey i
every ofternoon at 2 o'clock, and
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
Evenings at Tris-o’clock. The great-
est of great bargains every day.
some NORWALK BOSTON stone.
"8 Washington Street.
EDITION? succumb.
ltenographcr of the Iain. Board lay:
Certain Thing-wen field Back.
Washington. March air—John, W.
llulae. ol'iicini stenographer of tin.
board of inquiry which investigate-ti
the Maine dieastcr. said today:
“From the evidence given to thr-
imnrd. some of which is in the report.
and other elatemcnba made before for
court. i iwliew the Marine was blown
up by Spanish oliie-idls."
’l'hc Itonogrnphcr explained that
iilll'f‘ coming to Washington from llzi~
vmui he had refused to be interviewed
but now that the report has gone to
Fought-ea he was at." liberty to spook
ll! cxplnincd that thcre was more tea-
tiInnny than has been made known to
the pubic and" jtil'i 'ttbe tour: for
soup u did no atom in its m
port it, was not considered tom-in
sire enough to fasten the guilt of tin-
tbtqr u the Maine. y-n n
muttiiy minted to nnlrh oliicinis
now m m stun.
Romantic Railroad lerged Into the
Consolidated.
At the calm o} the “notary of Half
in Hartford, tutcrdm counsel tiled It
usrril‘nhle‘ of mrrger 'o’f thr fiouuatoni-
Railroad «mummy with the NW York.
Now Hurtlord Rulimtut
t'tlliillzmy.
lln wt: and
The ilmmzuomr railroad Wits loam-rt
m the .Vew York railroad in lhi‘l'l. *ilIu-e
that dot:- the Sew ilnwn company ha.“
from time in tinw nrmtirv'd ”filistiilnll
iv short-n from tiw Vuriotm holds-H. and
no “upturn by lilt' wriifirntv» hue- ill'
quirmi .nl the shares, lly thin merger
tiw limmrronir iloiironll mmpnny now
out (it mirth-ow on u .wpnrutc rotuoru
lion. The l-lmi-mtonir tmid “cowl ;
line I-xlltiltllnu from lil‘ltittvpnrl m llw
.‘lilifisiii‘illist'llr Mill" lino. with branch
:5 to imnlnlry nod in Huntington, in
all about nim-iy miles. now noblmi to
the owns-d mileage of the ('otmoiiilattr-d
rniirntrrl it “as intnrtml'utmi in hill}
and um» ottc of titt- itt'rit t’nilrmuis liuili
in this stun».
consonant- mu
Plum tor hiring it Xavignbto from
Hartford to Bolyoke
"moon. Maris. March it". The com
mittcc on harbors turd public lands and
lmlcrnl l‘i‘iltllflllfi, sitting jointly. Witt"!
to report it rewrite tor the opening of
cmrcrrumrlcm-w lmtwcen tiw wrote and
the federal war department relative to
the igliPMitm or marking the t'onnectl
rut river navigable from llnrtlorti to
lloiyoltc.
The opinion of the gem-ml mutt for
an appropriation in the next river and
harbor bill in "preached. and the Matt
mrhmwtta delegation partlrulnrly and
other or hers (I (.‘ongrcm in general
are united I) give the matter their mil
arbitration For any cxpcnuo incurred
under the manage or lilt' remlre, such
an the entertainment of a carnxrmsionai
river and harbor committee, there in
npprtrprlalcditho noexpendnd Million
under ritual: of hurt year. which pro-
vided for an investigation of the new
ml subject by the harbor and land
commissioners.
comm land In.
Chair” 3. H. Wilkins. of the state
i. A. W. committee on the improvw
mt‘crt higher”. bu not hm: bile.
through the winter maths. He has
been trying to more the Dam of
towns that have not complied with the
m by putting up I enter burl It
every man The committee lItIIIII
in min I» met» campaign MI
m. that the I.» A. Vt. "tile
my ire “ll W W l“
m m m m m Ira-
mm
rumor-runner...
When out driving why mu have an eye to
Comfort and Style?
it "his: ywu mulling cxtm u: the
EXCELSIOR
LIVERY AND
SALES STABLES.
ilur turnout; un‘nll finiclnm, including
the intent up—lndlflh’
mmumnndouln.
i Spur isl core take I) for S «Mina, Reception»
and other Imsimni.
Driven» in iliery when dl's‘lrrd.
Occur H. Banks,
Itiuccmsor in ii. it. than»
Tennis delivered and called for in any part
+‘H’d:.i.".‘.'.l§r..n. no.
em
li.l.,ll.ii.tudii.il.Khmehble
la elect November :3. 1m.
LEAVE scum sonwaur tron
new YORK.
A. M.~—12.533. 4.551. 5.45:. $.15, $.55.
7.l3, 7.663, 8.11:, 9.03:, I“, 9.58:.
10.35:. 11.37.
'P. M.~12.47x. 1.11. 2.26:, 8.01, 4.07.
5.05:, 5.33. 5.65:. Ml. 7.55:. 8.11, 10.20.
SUNDAYS.
A. ll.-12.63x. 4.55:. Mix. Mi.
P. sir—5.43, 7.23. 9.28.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.
A. I.—12.03x, 5.00, 6.00. 7.00. 8.008,
9.00:. 10.03:. 10.06, ".001, 11.03, 12.02.
P. M.—1.04. 2.00:. 3.03:. 3.30:. 4.02:.
max, 4.30:, 5.02:. 6.00:. 6.03, 1.00, 100.
9.30.
SUNDAYS.
A. its—12.03:. 0.00, 7.”.
P. tit-4.00.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN.
A. M.--l.ll. 1.20:, 8.32. 7.43, 1“.
Mix, 10.06:. 11.01“. 11.42.
P. M.-l2.021, l.37, 3.06:, 4.20, 5.27.
6.27. 710:. 8.41. 9.4!, 11.15.
Bridgeport, in addition to than. D
m., 2.43. 5.04:, 1.28.
SUNDAYS.
A. It.—l.llx. 1.20:. 1.42, v.12.
P. l.~7.15.
An I indium m
ct...
II‘HI In ISIS:
Wm. M Slain Street.
”new.
(5"
Easter Sailings.
AHW
Anmmtflthflrhnm rm
ytvemmvderalmbrapuretman
human-nun to the m mm my»
all mummy.
mummmmu
Wilt-mm
mutter turns
The Fluent in the
Market.
2| Bis a Can,
Five cans for $1.
Prenueifitzvbcnies,
r
DELICIOHB FLAVOR,
Samuel constant, Jr’s,
73 hii‘S’B 3m
Syracuse Plots tnd imitation,
Pluei inhibition and
Seed Drills.
REPAIRS Hill SYWSE MS.
2 Wheel Cultivator, “.50.
Stool Bordon Forks, 50¢.
" Ianun “ 31c.
" lair”. 30¢.
" lily Fork, Ila
“ lieu, Ila.
Poultry wire, :llv per ill) sunnin- feet,
in full rolls.
Jewett and Atlantic
”.50 per III) [Wiztfi
WAT——
Gounod, Watkins & Dov‘s
Hardware Store,
or Wubiugtonrht. so. Norwallt.
nifiutmdnuomrm.
Winter in not «gm you will an that the
want miller in yet tom. Brim
be prepared andget your
God and Wood
B. HARRIS,
. rt Raymond St. ’
mus-or out
HAY AND GRAIN
flavobunmmiamiumal
Slu- (lltptl filming. ..
um nm at to nun
ital Puller Running.
““1 W : mm,
mm.
AhWWmmmu-l
WWI-m.
”thwart. Mud-mm yup
mu. mmmm delivered.
”0‘00... ”W
white lead,
1m
Itock at well known menu ' tutors :3th Mil. dill beat
any bargain on the top of titiI north. ‘ .
HEW FRESH GOODS. H0 BACK, WEEKS
a. till i i“ f '
Lodloo' $3.00 ho... $1.8. ' -’ "
Lodin' .3 no no”. too “ 5 "
Holey 3.00 lieu. up ff
Lottie-t LSO non. lino ‘
Lodlo.‘ I... A hoot. ISO
MIC-03' and Ohiidnn's Shaun. worth from $1. 95 to a. 00. ISO
Lodloo’ 50¢ Robb-n. -, _ - I00
childron'o filo Rubbon. - . lac
i
Mon’. Wlntor nus-or... worth ”.00, SIJO’
”00'. So: our. worth 43.00, 2 IO‘ '
Mont. III-mailman, worth 1.00, 2.60
Mon" Potent Loothor. worth 4.00, LIB
. Man's cull Ibo... worth 2.00, I .35
Men’s Working .hOSS, worth 1.00. L50
MSI'I'S Hip Scott. worth 3.50. l. S
Boy-'DoubloSoloShooo.worth 2.50. LIB
Boyo' School She... worth Lap. .50
THEO. OLSEN,
Washington St... So. Norwolk.
The Boston
of the Norwalks and vicinity are rapidly becoming convinced that
it does not pay to have cheap printing in use in their business.
How Do We Know ?
Because of our rapidly and steadily increasing business, which has
been and ll advancing until we now iind it necessary to keep our
composing and press dcpartmentr in operation day and night, and
our engineer finds busy moments in preventing his constantly
whirling engine from getting a hot box Immune or the great demand
made upon it.
The Tendency of the Times
is toward I higher grade of printing for the use of business. mercan-
tile and profeseional men. and in fact, all who have use for the
printer's art. because they realise that printed matter which bears the
stamp of experienced and skillful design, and careful execution, is in
itself ediclent advertising for any enterprise. because the character
0! a business is most absolutely judged by the character and ap-
pearance ot the printed matter in use, and. as we have said before.
the business men are becoming convinced of this lact-
it is not a Case of flide-and-(lo-Seek
to get the “beat that erer happened” in the printing line. for you
can llnd it, and at the right prices. at
(l. i. heemu’ shot and Job Printing mice,
No. 46 Water Street, South Norwallt, Calm.
Just around the corner from Washington Street.
lNTERESTED IN
TYPEWRITERS ?
If so you should know all
about the latest improve
m... BR
PI‘Oflt- THE SMITH PHHII
Upon the tire: symptom of
I cold. procure I box of Dr.
Marl-ad's Anton. Tale oc~
cording to direction and it
may love you from a long
and painful illness.
Aceton
will cure the grip; enreIhIId- *5
mmmm:m -. .
'°‘ “M ‘” W rvpnwm'ren
Coat 35¢ ‘I! m lamMrlnlmprdvemenu.
‘i’bla mm bu mod {is An autumn
—-~—-——- illuminant! value. “little.
, bend form
Aceton Medical Co. in run WWW,
Irma. court. 'Irucusz. N. r.. u. a. A.
....... worm m...
LINCOLN
STORAGE
WAREHOUSE.
D. W. RAYMOND.
Schwei‘btmtur
mu m me: or
Furniture. EDI-non,
Bicycle». Carri-yea, S“ wm
etc. ate. are. do W W I“ Nail-II
,momm
Waite-0.8“. 1'
J. D. JENNINGS.
norm m A?
Taylordfloldenis
m m at mm.
74 Sabin-tun liven. II. Inuit. “MSW
Jacob M.Lavton, Ext: on».
”rim-«W “’
minimums. w
animate-um m mm mm
.- 0” daily to. D to I! I- S. “I
mlhtnmmuWW
rim.” “4*
mm
,
.ium rut mm ‘ out until
few yum no thovbe m
Ipia. MIMWIMHW.
the
pronounced it a local dices». and pro,-
Ieribed local reitsdiu. and
constitutional m. and 'tlmdura
requires con-mutton! Wt.
Hall’s cItsrr-h Gun, manufactmd by
F. J. Cheney .1 Co. Toledo. Ohio. to
the only constitutional cure on tits
mnrkct. It is taken internally in
doses from ten drops to a
It act: directly on the blood Ind atti-
cou- Iuriaces of the system. They of-
fer one'bundred dollars for unreal.
it fails to cure. Sand for circular-
and testimonials. Addrels.
F. J. CHENEYE (30., Toledo, 0. .
Sold by druggista,16c..
4‘
nun» urns MY
When Torpedo Boat- Ituch Havana
hing] willfiuiotnm
Madrid, March 30-—~'I‘he semi-calculi
El Liberal says: “The report on the
Maine contains no grave statement.
Therefore President McKinley will not
use that pretext for declaring war. but
will use the relief of the Cubans."
El Liberal adds: "We believe the
Spanish government will never toler-
ate a foreign nation in the guise of
philanthropy invading our territory,
for it would be followed by the unan-
. intone protest of the Spanish people."
The some paper connaela Spain to
"prepare to repel every kind of inter-
vention, to be uncertain-omitting and to
accept nothl g attracting the dignity or
sovereigntyzif Spain. "
The in: rcial says it "notes a
change of attitude upon the part of the
United States," and expresses the be-
lief that “when the It: Spanish cruis-
ers and torpedo beau arrive in Hava-
na harbor the relations between the
two countries will improve." and hopes
the Spanish government "will act on
these lines."
Weatchuter Elections
White Plains, hi. i'., March 30,—-
Elections were held yesterday in all
districts of Weatchester county outside
the cities of Yonkers and Mt. Vernon.
and resulted in slight gains for the.
Democrats. This is because of the ex-
tremely high assessments brought
about by Supreme Court Justice Martin
J. Keogh, in threatening to indict the
erty. The dissatisfaction over the in-
creased tam affected the Republicans
most because they were in power, but
in towns where the Democratic asses-
sors were in once. they suffered de-
feat in a similar manner. The princi-
pal interest centered in the election
of the board of supervisors. Out oi i‘l
chosen the Democrats have apparently
elected l0 members and the Republi-
cans seven. it is believed that. after
the May elections in the cities of You-
kers and Mt. Vernon the board will be
Democratic by a small majority. The
M Democrats.
-Aeeton cures :1: mm
amonu
«Swot
—mmmmmm
Rev. E. Edwardr, pastor of the Ear
Iisb Baptist church at lllnersvilie, Pm.
when suffering with rheumatism, wan
sdvlled to try Chamberlain a Pain
Balm. Be rays: "A few application
of this ilnlment. proved of great. ur-
vice to me. it subdued the inflamma-
tion and relieved the pain. Should
any Indem- proilt by giving Pain
Balm a trial it will please me.” For
sale by 0. C. Btllihon. South tumult.
and l. 1'. Wood. Norwalk. '
cruel-r m.
~mum
Thousands of Moron from grippe
have boon restored to health by One
Ilnute Omit Cite. it quickly cum
conch» colds, bronchitic. pneumonia.
trim. mum. and III throat. and
lung dire-III. it. P. Weed. Imam
o .6. Bulletin. South Harwell.
science has proved return to ban .
assessors for failing to place the proper .
valuations on real and personal prop.
present board has 18 Republicans and
Norwalk Chronicler