7 Helen Hans and Basel
M pond throng» the stale and
W bride appeared toiletted by her pn~
’% wedding gown was of daintiest
Mic elaborately trimmed in dell~
gate lacs. She carried a bouquet oi
hrtdslroses. Atalltlmsendonall
occasions attractive, she was indeed
loveiyassbestoodln themidstoithc
lift!
_ emu. Edward Carpenter,snd
best also. Bay Btebhins, descended
. stairs with ltev. Robert Bagneli.
all tools their places hetore the
tar bower of green. The lattice
read most immensely by llr.
l. who used the ring service.
congratulations were bestow-
. id at the conclusion oi the
, r.”
and then a wedding collation serv-
Id.
‘l’begnesta were tii‘tiis to the lint-s.
munbylinTnat ahdhdalntysouv
venlr of margucritg bestowed upon
each. Green ribbons were iestooned
it'll. thee handeiler to‘the table corn-
eys. .which had an elegant center-piece
oiwhltemsndthewboleeooatwas
charming elect in hon a‘nd white
3 color scheme being carried out even
' o the ice means. the outer layers at
.whlte having a green heart center
llaedsmes Woodard Hans. Struble
Perry. Trenery and Fowler Seaman its1
stated In pouring cone. Elegant re
. [teatime-ts were served. Moons in
which were the brides and pattern
cahes.
la a cosy nooh in the library stow
the lemon wwl. which was presided
over by the younger assistants Only
ghost one hundred m vnrs present
the nearest Menu of the bride and
Jon and
Worms-eta:
nttumnmellwuieewotasc
a way to peaearwili be speedily arv
, Mlhtiiaolthenthewsrwilihe
'oontlonedialhsba antithesowerswiil
hé obliged toot oithc United States
absolute neutrality sac the di-oiotloo
oi the wondering committee in New
-Yorh.
"All this does not prevent the Span.
isb t teem continuing to
make military preparations and to
piece the resin-st. the Canary sod
Balearic islands and Porto Rico in a
state of defense ”
The report that the conditions «the
armistice include the withdrawal oi the
Americas lotto iron the waters near
Cuba and therl'hlllipine islands is re—
produced everywhere. but there is
nothing to sohotadtiate its truth.
moouvowarms.
*—
Iilitiamu wfll not be leguired to
leave the ltfio
Althosgb the militia mutations pro-
vide only for tse"mlces oi mum
men in their own states in repelling in—
vasion byaioreigh iorceorbyaloree
iromaootherstaie itlsaasongthe
probabilities that the militia-ea oi
Conneetleot willhegivea‘ a ebanceto
take part in olensire operation
against the iorces oi Spain. it olensive
operations are to be conducted. The
opportunity, it it comes. will come
tomb an order issued yesterday by
Secretary oi War Alger.
in compliance with the order. letters
were sddreesed to the governors oi the
several states. requesting the. to as-
semble all state militia in their armo~
oi volunteering their services to the
general government. Niliatiamen voi—
untcerlng in this way will be pieced on
a looting with the regular army in the
matter of equipment, and will be given
their share oi the opportunities to earn
glory under the M or their country.
Governor Coohe has not yet received
his letter. but it will prohiloiy reach
him in time to enable hits to assemble
the militia early nest week.
No bottles ot the Connecticut bri-
rlas and extend to theta the privilege 3“"
.himtotsihiotooseoithssenoehinss
, to tell: into the machine innocetiy. hut
'“ ONLY A SPANISH TRICK.
Washington, April ll—Benor noose.
do. the Wtatlve oi the Cuban inv
sorgouts in this city", when asked what
he thouht oi the Spanish armistice.
said: “ltisonlysfipanlsbtrlcx‘l'hey
want to yet no More the American
people In the attitude oi being on-
reasonable. But we do not believe the
American people will so consider a.
We have taught three years for inde-
petitioned; we know this is a Spanish
trick and we will not give in now."
Till WEEKLY BEMNARY.
The summary or The Commercial
ltoeord tor the current week makes the
iollowing showing:
Sales. Mortgages.
New Haven ...... 20 * 861.960
West Haven ...... i 5.800
llarttord ......... 28 94.456
Bridgeport ........ ifi 50.100
Waterbury ........ 6 38.575
lleridcn .......... 6 3.400
New Britain ...... 3 9.011
Norwich ......... 1 4.800
New London 3 ”to
Norwslh ......... lo 7.55»
Danbury ......... 3 4.800
Total ......... ill!» $279,181
DEATHS Aim FUNERALB.
Phoebe J. Joy. widow 0! Andrew Joy.
,died at her home it Chestnut street.
Norwalh yesterday aged bi years. The
funeral will tulle place at the house oi
8 o'clock this evening The"I remains
will be taken to Kingston.“ ..,Y to-
morrow tor burial.
The lunersl oi Mrs. Ellen Davie was
attended trots her late residence. in
Wilton avenue. at 3 o'clock yesterday
alternoon. Rev. J. lecture Bellows
olielated. The remains were taken to
Philadelphia on an early train this
morning for burial in Northwood cent-
1’he funeral of tho latt- Jerome 8.
Gaynor was largely attended this at-
mooa irom his late residence in
Cranbury. lice. A. 8. stsnagh oili-
ciated. The burial was at 0x Ridge.
WON'T TALK lN’l’O A MONO.
GRAPH.
"Mr. lldlson has persistently refused
to register his voice upon a phono-
Srhtlh cylinder (or mitten." accord-
tag to an anecdotal biography oi laven-
ttll’fllilltill in the April W HOBO
kernel. "To some iriesls who urged
heaave his reason: 'It would who the
etch with disgust to see piaesrtiell on
phonograph ererywhsre i turn: "Drop
a nithcl in the M Ind hear “dim
talk.” No. no: none at that (or the!
Thetoneoivolcolnwhlehhcitatedhls
oblmiol made it clearly Wrestihst
he eosid setthsr be m our time
into granting the mean. even they):
he has an o‘er of all)!!!" a five
misstes' tsiit. is perleetlsg the phon-
oer-ri- he has. at course. been. obliged
the cylinder is always scraped so that
his voice cannot be uprodaeed. To
one close trial. however. be nucleot-
lygaveacyllsder recordlilna in at
bum-.mwamlg stanwho
mkolariy interested list he gave sot
other on which is recorded his larorite
story. These are the only two in esisw
. it ‘ a... ..__. ..........__.
m V010! 0' mm
‘l‘bseeissoowaywowlghtsslm
withthssellermass.” ssilthegrsem
Wmm.mmts
lioolneattistkwall mm?
”W tasteitl selecting
masonrmmmtum
Missowidesprcstl thallium.
mentisuunecessary
WsllP-nqs
rum Supplies.
Picturcslltsmedand Untrained.
Mariam _ homo
Nouns antihrwliwsins-
. .
”Washingicngtrcct.
flootbvNorwalh, '
Conn.
Bttueopedercolupnutiltmcloch.
THE
Miilciuw
Wemaheo specialtyoll’arh t’flllord
imported Fine Wines, qutlllll
and Cigars.
”“1th”
VI IA" A mm 0'
Bantueteoulsunday
Course Dinnerasocts.
Nothing but ntinerhl water soil the
purest well water used on the dining
morn table.
JOSEPH L. wan. ‘
PROM!»
Do YettWout -
i Bicycle Free?
to cut out the ballot in the
Evening Gazette and de-
posit them in the box .3
Olsen Bros. Shoe Store, Nor—
in this city.
, M. i. Saunders,
12North Main St.
humour Illicit !
[The subscribers, a committee cl disc
interestedirsebolderl.snotatelbythe
csasetlcithoeityetilsnihltsewslh
to layout lichens street from heath
liaistostatestrsstaosstossasesals
street uniformly litrlve lest wide.
hereby give notice that we will bear
allperoeaswhoappeoraaddsslretsbew
hemismmtcdhsoehisyoatuctn
themtoatlagaadassrsillaget
hissedassages resnltlagsr
iessypwsoaorsevnasmtaths
his ot lass tor settle ass to last-s
weatsailstrsetnttbecmcham»
i
:3
Oneoftiieltaling Hotshot wmn‘
, connection.
,1
dinoflvubtydhewsbafltgcolorssnd: ‘ “'
dsslgnsiswhalytiilwilliindinoot,
If you do, get yonrl'rieodr _"
walk. or at my Orient Store ’
1”"
[I .
if. #‘quil in
l" ”t 1““ \
,,
sites out also to.
Our lines are now open and we
invite inspection to our line of
inltit LADIES' and GENTS’ Nobby Footwear.
M H GLOYERS
i2; Washington street.
aw ibbb.
KC. hum s
Sehdtugmthmtru and (“chit
Store to thé 3min Elites.
We are outflow; incited to locum our
Sitting Stock oS
Ski '] " s uuhma’t’sts.
We hoot. the teeth dominion in the cm.
Our dresses the; chi inhu- made.
KC. Klimt,
Wm mum. booth M. (one.
' M nu uuusu.
CilOPSt ALL KINDS Oi’
“ T000 into Clean Cut Unl-
florets Pieces 0 PINE or:
COARSB os wanted.
Other
only. THIS
with rue.
Bows. enmeshed.
A
poles. Cohan.
EVER‘V‘l'Illll
A machine you wll use”-
everyday.Callaodssslt.r “'"
NDRWALK. some mum
wet it.
have so much isith in its W
more that they otter One BM
Dollarsior anyesaethatitfailsto
core. field {or list of lull
Addie“. P. J. CHENEY 0'00»
Toledo“. 0.
Sold by druggists. 75c.
.r
to
A BACK YARD BLUFF.
across a boy the other day who was
a direct inquiry. 'Goln to throw than
over into our back yard " replied the
boy
do)?
tied the led 'How trick. ’" ”I'll last I!
lie! tell ' motioned the boy as he spit
on his hands to resume hold on tho
borrow.
reiashuns come in iron the country
they see these cans and bottles and
boxes they ll thing we've had esters,
champagne. lies and nuts till wee out
oilicer scratched his ear like a than
Orleans Times-Democrst.
it Puzzled Him-The policeman
looked after the man on the bicycle
and shook his head doubtfully. He
watched him wobble up the street. and
then wobble back again ,and he was
sore, troubled
".Hl there!” he yelled at last.‘ git all
that wheel waust till i see whether
you're drunk."
Well he knew that on a bicycle the
signs oi inebriety are sometimes mis-
leading.
Mrs. Birmingham—hire. Manchester's
tavotite exclamation is, "The idea!"
hire. Northside—Yes. and i don't think
she would recognize an idea it she met
one.—~ Pittshurg Chronicieo'l'elegrapb.
"A word to the wise is suleloat"
and 6 word from the who should he
sulltient. but you ask who are the
wise? Those who know. The nit-re-
peated experience of trustworthy per-
sons msy be taken for hoowlethe. Ir.
W. hi. Terry says Chamberlain's Cosh
Remedy gives better satisiaetioo than
any other in the market. lie has been
in the drug business at Elhtoll. Km.
for twelve years: has sold hundreds of
bottles at this remedy and costly all
other cough medicines manuhclund,
which shows conclusively that M
imitin's is the most satlstsctory to
the people soil is the best. For all!
by G. C Wilson. South Norwaih. and
‘b. P. Weed, Norwalh i
Bill-“Do you believe there are ser-
mons in stones? Jill—4 guess so; l've
seen the tests painted on the rocks.-
Yonhera Statesman.
WANTID.
ladies and gentlemen salsriag Ire.
throat and lung dileultlos to call at
ourstorerorssemplc hottlsotOttolo
Cure. which we are distrihatiag in!
‘. oteharge. We contaminate-also
,: itsaaearoforcoflhs.mw
ils. (Minion ”ll Ill m u.
the throat and lungs. It will cure a
ml quicker than any other haowr
remedy. We holleve it will em you
in arm or whoopins comb it is ears
to am instant relici. ham slots. Us
and lie. lolc by ldwarti P. West.
voice.
lien-NM so atrial as it she didn't die-
eover iLwiiroohlya Lilo.
ramps” years seen a
That Is how long Adolph richer.
Zanesville. Ohio. entered is“
lie was cored by asing
Do'ltt’s Witch Kasai
Weed. hermit; o. (J. ltillsoa.
itorwslh.
the transition at the Americas _
lion. little new” wa's it
ehsinleot assumes-lass teaser.
A member oi the police force canto
wheeling home a load of oyster any, L
and bottles and curious to know what. 7
use the lad could put them to. he made ]
'itooh two loads home yea”?-
"But what do you use thus: ;.":‘
tor?" " "lt e a trick of the tonsils" grln; . ,
“We are going to have soils
We may not have much to eat. but it V‘
tired of 'em and tire living on lime! *
and tutors for o healthy change” The * '
who had received a new idea-New '
shew“ must be awiui (or a priest .
" done to discover that she has lost her;
genetics.
Norwalk Chronicler