would men have
fibre time. The state
ollly the Gates call
oi unitary. The
» Woodiord's message
the “inflation.
'n “has endeavored to
Yielding.
“which from listl-
ln a note drawn up by
Spain has made “-enor
. ’ to the UnliedStatea.
, M. in the spirit In
alwoiiered. a cabinet min»
,“ saying. menu penct
Wary kind. it, how»
the name author”. the
_, United Stains are to have
NW Spain will under-
' must come. .
. and the country
anawer the war tidr
Gear. of the we party.
. the belief that war ll
Representative Grosvehor.
- 'e close friend. has told
1R Representatives that Cu
‘ (dined. and freed by the later
the United States.
llepnblioan representatives
‘Wanaded to wait till Ion-
eominitiee oi ll. represent-
.. the”: Republican members
‘ - yealu'day. lie bolt!
= dialer“ way what he had do
. m Spain, and they were sat
“have a short delay.
‘ AM by the Madrid govern-
,;_¢ gmwhlle perplexing ant’
. .Wanhington. Captain (len-
rho released all the Cuban
g ~ lie has issued orders
Elli“ with money it'otn tht
, "tonstahlilh economic hitch:
m in agriculture. That
thrilling! thla nation want-
' «inhabit yielding.
other hand. General Wood-
m iron Madrid that main
at (hull: a iortnldablt
mlosutd to this aideoitbe
It will be one battleship.
.- cruisers. one protecting
a torpedo boat destroyer and
. haata
believe this reinioreed
. is to protect the torpedo nest
i: 300“ waters from a ponaibh
‘ by Commodore Schiey‘a sound-
are those. too, who see in
dilute moneentrndos a
take away ground for the in.
. d MM nation.
Great Britain or Altairit
willingly net as a mediator tr
diletencea between this on
. Spain it either were rnlied
Mont HKinley. howevc
no European nation to me
, < diplomats think ilpaln must
\Wamiddleeounein round
.has been brought to bear or
mediation to this mu.
, la inland to her by iam-
_ France is ssain'a neighbor
. and is anxious that war shnl‘
- with the success oi tlu
mm. by which the upset:
filter centennial interests.
plans ior peace seam to bt
. oi. flan-rel Groove-or lr
yesterday asserted that tbs
. never attussteu to bring
.- t by purchase Then
n) be no more recognition
. ‘ that would leave the
m Is now Cuba was to
J{its by the United States. and
was to be enimml by the
> ‘ nary.
7 ”I‘m
I bier. you know it in
1' would like you to keep
‘0' worldly thins. You
W aniline bat think at that
; Mmeeeh. lrepeat.
. cl worldly things.
» tile. anamtlmway.
. isn‘t anything wortnly
lothawise is saleient”
ironihewlnsshosldlte
human: wbonrsthe
.fl in: n it perfectly huvw
. . Wad,mn '
w‘ passion sleuth. must not in
agbody. the palace oflolals decided to
administer the kicks'indlvidually. One
correspondent alter another has been
Mindset" Ohm: WW
racy again’tt the government. As ith
ble to trump up many chergsn
oi hlano . the Spaniard hnnihit upon
a plan 'oi so annoying harmless Amerl~
cans that the Yankee is only too glad
to leave oi his own accord. - win plan
is the old one oi employing an en. The
spies are all aorta and mnditlons oi
men—and women. And the chic! are
the women.
Woe to the American who succumbs
to the wiles oi the woman spy. Better
wheealonoethantoiail into the
snares laid by the senora. she gives
her services free oi charge. She spies
for loile. not oi Spain. but at spying.
Having contrived to make the "Anteri-
ean'a acquaintance. she atralgbtway
begins operations. She wears a black
mantilla. She is usually beatnil‘ul.
lier glance. voluptuous. seems lull oi
love. Beware at that glance—it is full
at hatred—her smile seems all sympa-
thy. it in really the smile oi n woman
who hatfi—lt is all cruelty. One at
these bewitching mom recently in—
duced an American. a tourist. to take
her to the Alhambra theatre; in the
middle of an not she asked him to go
out and set her inn. The American
stonedkdown the aisle. Blane! greeted
hint. “Sit down!" the rabble shouted.
Not understanding a word oi Spanish.
be continued toward the door. 'l'ho
znlire audience arose—the American
was interrupted and roughly bandied.
Resenting the insult he delivered a
right-handed blow on the nearest
dpanlsh law. A light followed. The
police entered. and carried the indig-
nant Alneriran to the city prison.
where he was locked up over night,
charged with being an enemy to public
order.
" The most annoying spy in the one
whose ostensible employment is that
oi hotel hallnml or waiter. lie copies
:be itn Entering and sneaking
about your room erery tint. you lean
it. ‘he breaks illicit your trunks. search-
3 the poekets of your clothing. and
madnlany‘brrnhoi writing you were
artisan mogli'to leave exposed it
he finds airrevnlver he confiscatea it.
it he comes across a suspicious looking
document «he carries it to hesdqnar‘
tern, when it is read and copied. You
‘lndtite original in your room next
lay. Bot meanwhile you have been
iniortned by the hotel clerk that the
authoring regret that circumstances
unite your absence desirable.
"What it i reiuae to go?" you say.
"The authorities say that ii you do
let leave by the next steam you will
law to aulier the consequences."
The spies all speak English. though
hey pretend not to know a word oi
or language. Thus they gather inior-
untion and pick up tidbits here and
;here. which they e to their
superiors in a way t given the
words a significance not calculated to
take the Spanish love the Americana
."he hotel spy in simply a sneaking. ly-
‘ng rascal. The spy oi the worst type
is the Cuban-4M Cuban who sells
tlmaeli thus to the enemy oi bia inland
out his independence—Havana latter
in New York Sun.
hhmhanalt. Mas.
Wantingtnn, April l-v-Sennnor lake,
ymmlay. prevented iron: the foreign
wlatitln motmittee the bill pmviding
(or the purchase of the Danish Went
tool; islands. lit. Tillman, 8t. Lucien
ind t. cults. This terminal the
tdminintrstion no a war menanlehy‘nte
islands will be unedli WNW ior
ii
i
title?
3
‘ 2‘
without a wick.
in order to prove it.
or not.
mmmréwm
t
We. have the“ only perfoetly, odorlessfimgtoflé‘ihme Oil‘BhWe *made.“tlittr burns
This is a broad assertioli..bnt we‘have only to show you the stove
I t is a pleasure for it"s-toshow them. whether you wish to. buy
Housecleaniug‘time is here and’witlt it; comes carpet looting. or rather. carpet
will offer
destroying. (unless we take them in hand)” ',We can thorougltlycleunse your carpets
or rugs without removing them from the floor. remove all dirt or amuse spots. restore
the color. raise the nap. and render them perfectly moth prtmf;
point it is the only proper method of carpet cleaning.
Testimonials from'our leading physicians and citizens. Demonstrations free.
w. s. STURTEVANT.
North Main and Ann Sill-eels, So. Norwalk . 'r 4. M—
Thursday is Bargain Day.
We want to call attention: to our CORSET DEPARTMENT, and for this purpose
From a sanitary
29¢: A. Good Printed selenium; at 29c
We take this opportunity to say that we carry the following popular
makes of Corsets: The B. it 6.. Royal Worcester, 'l'ltomson's Glove
Fitting. Dr. Warner's Coraline. Loomer's, Ball's, Cresco. Nemo,
Bassctt's. and the Ferris Health Waists.
We shall also put out other items of interest for
our Thursday sale.
A. nlcxanmaN s SON. '
84 Washington Street, South Nurwslk.
-_‘,.,
All
,N0
N0
yuanoUgnf"”
OObRSESm
leek-keeping.
illonhlsnnd Us dry»
doth-nth.
Spelling.
can-sum tan.
Inaiasns Barron's-dense.
Mead. .
insulting.
lit-uses ass adv-seal its esennh t
fifiW"w
snows-s
Bums I'll-II
stock.
and
“H?VE
that’s Neil?
In Spring Clothes.
wish eve man in Norwalk could see this New Spring
lKll that's new in up-to-dnte Clothes for Man
Boy is here.
searched the best markets of the country for
choicest products. and there's not a store in the
land better equi pod than this for so plying you
with the very test productions of l: s best de—
signers and tailors of our country.
0
FERTILIZEBS’!
CRADLI‘V'O.
HAPII'.
"IWINI‘I’.
Partitions-n Var nil Genoa.
W
”TITO IAIIIIE.
OIOUID Illll.
llll SMOKED LIIE.
“All! IAIUII.
Larg- nr Ives-ii W.
W’ New»
”Int! I"
Raymond Bros.
Advnrtln. Your Wurst!
inn—Mnlu'n Loading ’npnr,
filo Inning
skim in in make-up. but all the. essential points of
true pmill-ltuutusltip and best nmterml are embodied to
our clothing.
trouble to show you this stock, and we'll surely please
the most fastidious.
FRANCIS Si 00.;
98 Washington Street.
South horwalk.
“ MW.W
~ GRIND
Central Market.
VIII“. and Milli m. in
Finis. ‘
Oysters.
Clams,
Lobntnrn.
LittleflpolsCln mo.
plutonium
HORII RAD...”
mummy
linin- Onfln Dalton ”no.
not out
is! 7 ,..ted.cltit M t in
w or through, .,
.wllo spy
M"Wmmhlii¢_li yum“ fl
Kris- Ws‘hn um.“ '
«Immunisation. end it to
are whit he was in on; mil:
moat humble of men and one oi the
moat giited. ,
The aged author oi ltcvorloa oi 9
Bachelor in now 76 years old, but
hale and hearty still, and looks a very
tower of strength. He can l’.‘ seen ally
line day walking in the woods near
Edgewnod. or driving with a doubler
through the mummy side. or to town
behind an amiable pony. It is in this
pony phnetun. reclining somewhat um
tier its top, that he is best to he re-
membered by his neighbors. and he is
oiteu to be seen [hits on summer nio
ternooua. ills lace is ruddy and eyes
Will. and his ironies head in set in
a halo oi white hair. a very Bryant.
lk‘ Marvel is not writing mu 'll now-
adays. He is willing to be named
with the great men at the punt, with
the inter Hawthorne. with irving and
with Poe. He knew Irving when the
latter was past middle lire, Mill writes
oi him pleasantly. lie is very shy and
retiring by disposition. and rarely oc-
oepls the bmpitallty oi the literary at
New Haven. He has visitors, howev-
er, and welcome ones, in some of Yale's
professors. and. with the exception at
will! family lricmltl. his initial life
ends there. He is one oi those men
who lino their truest éompanimahlp
in their inner selves. in their books,
their home. their llelds and woods
Here is “i Marvels greatest love, bin
that love and his truest.
Edgewood, where lit Marvel lives. is
one oi New iiaven's points oi interest.
and is admirably adapted for the hub
lint of a literary man. It stands back
irom the muutry road on a knoll
banked by clusters oi pine and hem»
lock. and is approached thrmath old-
iaahioncd gates set in a wall at ivy,
and no gravel pubs that form a semi.
circle in front oi the house. The house
itaeil is old English in its architecture.
built oi stone. and the upper story sup.
ported bp jutting timbers. At one side
is a broad plates. hidden by climbing
plants. ivy has worked its way in
lrellises all over the stone. blocking
the dormer windows and creeping up
over the root and the ghblesi it it a
house that will catch the passerby'i'ot
its picturesqueneaa Here Donald G.
Hitchell lives and here he has written
name or his finest books ln'fhe liltiei
of a semi-country life, with the city a:
his feet. The elevation at the house in
such that to an nimervcr standing on
the doorsill nil the muntry around
seems to pass in a panorama before
how sweeping fields slope tlnl'it for a
hall mile in thr- village of We'llwllln,
and lumber oil the my. and still lur-
iller the Sound, with Long island inst
dimly marking the bottom. To the
isit. two miles away, looms Wen:
Rock. bare and majestic anti crowned
with stunted oak and evergreen. it is
one oi the most beautiful bits or seen-
ery in (buncctirut. lit-bind the boom
is Mr. Mitchell's gsnlon, one oi the ill”
lights 0! the aged nowiist's hrnrt and
a marvel tor ull flower lovers. lit-rt
'iit slum spends mast of ill! time out.
tlvating and caring lor his hols. Ht
can be seen there working on summer
alternation. with his gray hat pushed
back over his white heir. and his came
at hand. working with the zest and
physical earnestness oi a youth oi :zu.
wears do not seem to have counted
with ill Marvel. and those who know
him my that he is as youlhiul in heart
today an be was 50 years ago. gmi lust
stamina in the world lront milege. In
Idle iail lit. Mitchell shoulders an axe
and gates out to his waste and «hope
all the day with a vigor that would
put to shame a Vault" baritwootlav
than. One at lit Marvel'e pet theories
is that an aimntlatw» 0! physical exert
nine in a um ty in n well-made than
and he pmvrn the elieieney oi such a
sherry by his own rigged health
when wuuiwhupping is over lir. litt-
clieil makes it n ruleoi his day to talu-
n long malty walk. and up to a your
or no ago he would walk three or lost
suit- every nitrrenon in the mmpany
at one oi his childrenwhie bets lriendt
always. The author‘s hsblln are an
methodical an clock work. its insists
on enrly rising. and all its» iamliy tom
break. that at an early hour. l’ltill
lately fir. flltebrll worked in the ll~
nraryaiaornmvn honnaday. plating
lathebaikoihllworltinthem-
i .
gmwfiorolmgeweodlawl‘tstn
visitor wunid eager. t~~su artialic por-
trnyll oi lir. flllrhell's sell. The wide
hospitable hall is done is bent wood.
and sat with the In oldMiontld
retailers. with est-red settles mediate:
the walls. Its all” toned. .
heavily carved ebony has! stands
WmM.andnportraltuilhe
anther. Gene by Illicit. ham ' on lite
gypsum nu
the on... an»
which is always to lie? was. " ,
There is lit lime! in every breath oi
‘ it. sweet and wholesome and hill of
rare refinement. And when the
hon host 7min moment all one
Mata . it!!! any out into
“r “at the Nineties you have .
in seine dreamy mediae‘val castle.
oneseto'roe.‘ ’ , : mm.
what‘lle ll intuit moralistic and
ewe-onto kiniiy.w besringwlthu hint
the states” 0! the. intent redne-
lhenl new the odor oi old days-New
Haven Palladium.
7mm cures headache.“
"'WM don't you go tomork.” naked
thelboowwiie.
"it all comes '0 bein' lino well etluv
outed." replied Meandering Mike.
" A proper education does not en-
courage a man to despise honest toil."
“i don} 'deaolu'i it. We made up my
mind donen'a of times to go to work.
But. without fail just as N got it all
sut‘tleddatl wnsgolugto ask some.
body for a job in a week or two. l'tl
run herons one 0' dose articles out says
(in sun or one 0’ tie planets is goin' to
let loose and smash do enrt’ into n
bunch oi slantin' debris. and den l'd
ion; have to lay down an' say. ”What's
the use?” "-—qunhiugton Star.
A WORD T0 OOIKBBGIAL TRAVE-
liz‘wt
And others who travel. being anbiect
to our changeable climate. Prepare
yourselves beiore going on your ionro
hey with a bottle of Cleveland'l Lung
Healer. it will cure you at all throat
and lung troubles; a sure remedy for
acute and chronic coughs Plaiated's
drug store has the sole agency for
South Norwalk. Call there and get a
trial bottle irce. Large size. twenty—
llve cents.
THEY ARE HERE.
The famous Blue B. Remedies oi the
".lee Hhung Yook Series." the lite
study at E. z. Brievogeile, A. it. Ii.
D. No. l cures Rheumatism: 2 cures
La Griplic; 3 cures a cough or cold; 4
cures ('atnrrh; 5 tea periect appetir
log tonic; 6 XXX Stimulating Pills
cure impotence: 7 is the Children's
Relief Soothing Syrup. Trial bottles
of all. loo each, or cut this out and get
one in»: 1.000 reierences on applica-
tion. Charles 3. Finch. ll’l Washing-
ton street, sole agent tor South Nor.
walk, Conn.
What u it is midnight?
stroke of the
bearer. ‘
CASTQBIA
Time never tiles so rapidly as when
you hire hired a ooh by the hour.
Every
clack brings morning
it is a great leap iroln the old innh~
toned doses 0! blue film and nauseom
physics to the pleasant little pills
known as liertt's Little Early Risers.
They cure mneilpnlitm. sick headache
and billionsness. E. P. Weed. Nor-
walk; 0. i‘. Btillnon, So. Norwalh.
Jononlls are being very mnrh used
in (immatures ior spring lrmrhenrta.
Give the Children a Drink
called Oral“). it is a delicious. ap-
petislng, nourishing iood drink to take
the place at codes. Sold by all groc-
ers and liked by all who have Md it
because when properly prepared it
tastes like the llneatvcoiiee. but it is
free from all ninrloua properties.
Grain-0 aids digestion and strength.
sun the nerves. it is not a stimulant
but a health builder, and ehlloron. as
well as adults. can drink it with great
benefit. Posts sham it as illicit In coi-
iee. it and Win
A amt consistence ii helm capital
than a large hank mot.
l was rendlng atl' advertisement oi
Chamberian's Colic. Gliders and Disr-
rltoen Remedy in the Worcester Rater-
prise recently. which leads the to write
this. I can truthintly’say i never tn-
sdaayrenedyenonltoltiorcolteand
diarrhea. l have never had to one
more than one or lwotloats to cure
the worst ease with myself or child-
ren-4v. a. strand. rinse-sake City.
lid. he sale by o, (3. Min». sooth
Nero-la. and h. P. thed. lint-walk.
W
"new?" sailed the rather ens ,
lie. ‘ 5‘
”it needs, rapid uranium
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