t‘combinatio‘nswond ol t
"bathhnpo fathers in, the.
he put; phenom dollar. ‘
howl-groom. v. .
plaoatnsarenoughto
tisas‘saadosusea , ,
Oaionlathlg from the:
orbitalshotiou.’twool '
revel in say colors. command gm our umnam‘.
. o hooliweir makers and to fashion.
inbow has been raided flit gay colors
.' . nudbost are here in the grofusion you'll find
whora'v'cise outside. the
‘ ' ' “ 3.3 the mode tiesor the sort you tie
no rioeh sway the whole stockw
. ,on man of the latter kinds are
in the in “1 gclass; t ey belong in the front
1'. Abbott and JollnA. Fox,
of NewlYorh. mauests our Dun-
; .asdlinrrsnhEJtnsg
“mu-chm , .
ig city stores.
‘ We '..~
cnnfa »w. Ball and rat-try are to
New. .Yorltnest week. The
house ‘ the corner of Riverside asp
ans 0mm left vacant by
WWII wash.
cargoes of color.
. ngW.WMM WW
. wallow! "it
' orthonormal; government
o‘rsfin’nmmmn
readya’rasted. Themveintosmatioa
s caption this announcement is based,
. Conestothesnotromiiadrid tonight
fro-amwhuforohsionsm
Mannheim ltisneees
IQi’limlitonythnttheSon'sllallrld
correspondeutisnotnaponsibieronhe
’siats-entswhiehfollowmuttheymay
haaeeepted with thafnllsatconhdence.
A. “than.“ in Spain which
”.mU-aheaikdownfhlloftheSa
'. .willheoecnpiedbyDrJJi.
, semi-sunny.
The in; ‘ of Walter Donahue, who
alter a “Infill! like“.
aged ..years,toohplace from the
Chord of the Assumption llonday
"pills. The pallbearers were,
Praoitjheonsrd. Michael Corie. liltin-
adhbo‘sdyand licbnei Dooleu. inter»
ment was in the Catholic cemetery,
their share of them.
up..-
At unnsl mostly and election
‘ of the Cot-no Engine com—
pany. held lionday evening. the follow-
elected for the waning year.
obs: Fitzgerald.
1?me W.
theoristeneeofthe monarchy. in a
word. mountainous!”
moatonthepointotoollapse. Thesit
S ”ling of colors the Spring Shirts have
pen ,And we have your share
of“ the shirts~hgrm when you ’re ready for them.
«soo-
Wine Steins Removed
‘ ——John J. Quinland.
urn—James s. Richards.
Robert Gault.
nation hasbeen growing rapidly worst
foramonthpsst. Notoniynthepa-
titles of the people ”noted, but tin
flansta-niaistryis hopelessly dimpl-
Both thus lasts explain the policy
tardy and therefore futile conces
sions undat- the procure of diplomatit
Wings-tatheoueaiugent
and-Suns ”.miniuerofthaeol'
inmmthndemwharstkybmrdo
daweet—houaderprass. Altersses»§ ‘
ended Sonthern trip they will return?
oliroohiynasdwiilrssideatfitrongi
n; W fl“. m “my. ll- ‘ whirls: time the follow“ 0308“ were
inning diamonds, checks for anhatan- 6'“
islansountsJaweiissfaneyartieler W”
if all description and
oal parish months; at Christ
was heidon Tuesday evening. at
for the mom year:
Edward H. Nash and An-
drew .flaali.
, “sinners—George B. Adams, How
can.“ 5 ry o‘sncrsooo.li.tmt Nut. 3112:)“
on" My .nd h. .‘m been m. ‘ "Hfit. “If“. A. son. . . I’:
dent in Norwalhsoeial circles. on: n til-4W A. ”3mm rm ‘-
ita 4!.th 0! Ir. and In. Frnhtla
.eonard.ofllnionParlt.aadhasahosre
if lrissds who extend hearty coursin- .
E
Wwi
Kiss leonard is a most.
sentimentwiil per-it,
maintain peace. Senor Morel in tin
real leader at the cabinet. Senor Gui
ion. minister or foreign stairs. is hit
chietopponent. Count Mom-Joints
tendon-intern. whoisrasponsiblefot
the daelnrstioatbat President Mellie
ley sought the pope's intervention.
the most outspoken advocate of war
urn—Henry E. Sherwood.
Ant iting committee—410m blah and
I Shorten Fable.
ery (mmitteo—oCharles i-‘ahle. ‘
Delegates to convention~fldwsrd ii.
. Nasht Andrew C. Nash; alternates.
Ilr. midfield. thonh of Brooklyn. N. g
r.. is quite well known
"WI-seaming on linen ore speedil removed by the sulphur
ingstoodt, therearea' j‘ a t ‘
blue and.stael and stars stripes and
thareader suddenly shah ' himiiif to4
gather. rubs his eyes Minibar
alter all its is not watching the ssola~
rims oil United. States oavalrymsoat
Fort Adobe. Ho iaonly reading a paper
about them. a paper written with snob
consummate skill that it sold the nerves
tingling and the blood dancing to the
rhythm of martial music. '
llr'. Remington finds that onroavalry
drill has greatly ohan since tho old
days when weary men
jogged on in straight lws, grim and
dusty, andhnewlittle also. Thomoalled
Costsclt drill has wrought the trans.
formation. Some of the gymuutio fonts
now performed by oavslrymcn seem
more like the exploits of the rough
riders in Buffalo Bill’s show than the
work of ordinary troopers. The men are
trained athletes, Tho artist saw them
jump upon the backs of their horses oil
the ground from behind, saw them in
truth jump entirely over their horses
Again the soldier would whirl dizsily
over and under his horse's body so rap‘
idly his movements could hardly be
followed. Sometimes the animal would
lie llat upon its back with its foot Ellck~
ing up in the sir. while its’ master
Would sit upon the under port of its
.‘s. qng ' ‘ .
n. $1.33".me
soon; the portion of ”the
noted aod‘aotunlly found
Neptune Bow 3!. is“.
plained irregularitiesintha
lionof our moon. Drill!"
moth. another 6’5””
Hamburg professor. " .
Neptune; made oaloulatidid
also. orbit. ere. ofasuoo'nfl
would account for the -
the motions of the moat
Ho has at length girwt .
his calculations. From the
of the moon we already havn
latos that the "little moon.
names it, is only 435 miles in
andthntitis 640,000 miles .
earth. Hosays its orbit lass"
trio that it can onlyshina q,”
half an hour st n time. k. W " '
cites history to show that at
out times as mnny observers
with the naked eye a Ms. M
spot moving across the fans
Thotlrstoooasion was in in .
in 1879. The spot was nosed
supmd crossing of the f‘llllls
between us and tho sun. “
Sonow if Dr. Waltema’iiiwlll
lytellsstronpmers as uearly'as ..
whom they may look for at} ‘
moon they can train their _’ I
shithcrward and perhaps dim
e newest.
, ‘ ; run to libero] sizes this sooson,‘ the
Fournineliands to goy_‘stnp’es and combinatrons‘,
and even the sinng'ttes and bows carry whole
England In East Africa.
England 1:; getting on in east Africa.
Stone at your ago she has completed. two
match. Then" the resulting yellow spot
Boap.’ -M . hrofi'flmkorer.
.mnqoateum.
qumamunmmm-um.
~~'$$--$"&%E&Lnrflm
34"....”me
"I u. K. 'IUIII.“ count".
lawYosh. Boston. l‘hmhis. Hubbub.
1rd he has been roundly complimented
won his choice of a bride.
m w > A ,- . «u. -
with the United States. This was tht
.... m... ........... m ...... THE BEST MALT BEVERAGES
Mr. Helium. by wit». It! the mo '
merit. haddsated the papal object. lit
bitterly md the
lawn-Ill; ‘ .,
George S. Adams and Henry E. Sher-
Mtonwllenry P. Builtley.
Orpnnistvllisa Elsie C. Sherwood.
All Easter oileving of “00 was presen-
tha chart-h by the junior warden.
,mmwflu
w
Highland Brands:
General Corns. minister of war. ha-
caused a public scandal hy publicly dis
paraging the Spanish navy, snyiu ht
wished that Spain did not poasaaa r
single ship. and that she could do at
her fighting on land.
These facts snflcienily dcmonatrat.
the demoralisation of the ministry. Bu.
tbepeacepartyhastooontendrmonly
with. opposition within the cabinet. but.
with grave disalection in the country
at large. which has been the chic! ob
Washington. April l3.—Wasblngton
rant wild with enthusiasm sm (isn-
rat Lee. Browne rinse he reached
own yesterday afternoon until late in
he evening he wns the recipient of a
accession of popular demonstrations .onrh.
.sst atht there was a neat popular
outburst in honor of the Virginian. tier-
-rs,i thousand male assembled in front
1 his hotel and two bands serenaded
Atjtne annual parish meeting of Mo-
. aerial Church of the Holy Trinity.
heldjbiouday evening. the following or-
beat were eluted:
Wartime-William Color. John S.
IIIBIILIID BlVlllllI,
lllIllllID IILT EXTRACT, lilBlllllD OREII ALE
“bolt Ala and Porter.
For Up Exprenniyfor Family Use.
It"! "all with iron.
VMUM-Allm ii. iiuributt.
William B. stones. Bliphnlct Gray.
i[nutter 1;. Bradley. .ir.. Robert ll.
; (innit, William 6. Staples. William in
. Frank S. Taylor. Marcus 1).
THE PURIO'I'
Highland Brands are Strictly Union.
lllBlllAID PlLSIEI,
as llfl'lflll y a» n phyuirinn‘o phu’l‘lpllnll.
ilotols anal lilltltlui furnished at retina-ti prisms.
stacle to their policy.
Each trifling concession to the Amer
loan demands has been a test of popular
patience, which has not been aroused
to violent protest until now.
, John ll. hennett. Henry A. (lg-
lipoa his arrival in Washington he ‘ .
irst visited the state department.
, ‘ biotin 3.1m.
there be was warmly welcomed by
Treasurer—Gould I). Jclillfe.
DELIVERED FREE TO FAMILIES.
iSAAC G. HAMILTON, Sole Agent.
2i lorth lain St, South lorwaih
iecretary Sherman. lie then went to
be White House. For nearly an hour
ierternl has and Mr. McKinley and his .
new family l'hatled about alllrs in
Oinnbiwi'redericit l). Marvin.
Stilton-John ii. Wm,
Dhiqate to convention—(loom l).
e. William t.. Taylor: alternates.
The Queen Regain and Senor lore:
believad that the populace would not
rebel against the armistice. They made
a grave mistake. which they. now reai'
Telephone Nil-o.
H lull LAN ll on tho label mourns lligimt blistulani.
WANTED.
Old Gold and Silver.
- ll l H. (innit and Nathaniel (innit.
It was voted to raise the salary of
‘ Meals v. Downs. the around.
if Wtoflbayear,nndtopoythc
or. Rev. Ilr. ilaehensle, 8200 cam
. sultry. wahing “.70. Three new mom
sad the parish.
ise perhaps too late.
The details. so far as they are per-
mitted to come to light. show touch
more violent. r—sntoteat thrmhoul
Spain than the Irat «mo
grams disclosed. The only chance tho
Iaaasta ministry poses-es for W—
ingitsesistaseeistomerse its policy
and adopt an aggressive attitude to»
ward the linitsthatss. The .ntter~
antes oi today's Liberal. iiaassta's or-
gas, indicate that this chance will in
resorted to. The paper. in its iesdina
artiste m Wt McKinley'n
Unitealtatss. and adds:
{The W gorermaeat has at
last made clear its intentions. hidden
until now oadar hypocritical ambian-
A few minutes before 4 o’clock be left
he White House to go to the capitol.
there the Senate committee on foreign
nlations was waiting for him.
out and a half was consumed in bear-
N the testimony of the consul gen-
As to the “suction of the
nine. be told what he had said to the ,
‘ttzvttat'n Tax on noun.
t. irrtor moans of this internal rcr—
‘: 93 distriet has received a until-o from
or Latte, stating that in tins of
j the) prospective increase of the revenue
beer. brewers msy endeavor to
the . butL large numbers of stamps for future
‘ and In W of present needs. lie
its advise all thatths stamps now
will not be available for payment
tan on beer alter the sassaae of
nine! increasing the rate of taxation.
l hediatelr noon passes of the m
at: the new rate of taxation will be-
‘ ‘ payable on all beer not anally
or removed iron the braiseriss for
or sale. litaatps on hand
"humanism-manure
sport. lie place! the responsibility w
w is. sins-tar on the worm. m- s W'
whatever of “all" ‘5
lowiagnpotihelslna Oasof
IJI’Iflwtllli
shathshnswofthscnbaaiasatlsnt
terms-cat. he explained that as.“
inswreryilttlaahwntit. Inns-mm“,
s eivlim'alt . "ht its export-
I! illorhaht It Madrid adds
m to the mom description
of thsnitnatinne
Willi has civil war here with«
sryoitsatloarsasirsddansssofhasa,
loner-llama hs’hriiereatnatc ‘
tmmnmmmg
tears or than-rm. her be
strongly favored m to and the
wail-MIIIIWMMMI
m
Wheaties-emulsion”
ant wrthagma-shadsf
m‘rsrhaadtham hand at
tram “Moisturisers
mmwmwa
idonlhebaw'aflhamnsm:
Wain-issues
MW"! nos AND JMU}.
with will” W on the United
”More! mammal
the seats. whiehwili hounds-sustain
“lamps-loans”
ill-l (lurid or Blitor of any kind; oltl broken or tilt-carried
Watches. i'ltains. Jewelry. H'sauut, «in, in any mudiiion.
Hill. ClSll VALUE WILL BE Plill loll Alli ll0llil'l,
....-.y.....
It. W. AUSTIN, Jeweler,
Operallouse Black. “ Norwalh’. Conn.
loin launder Carries lto lilion.
Many tnon of wealth insure their lives to protect their
estates against shrinkage in the event of death.
guaranteed low rote Twenty Payment Lilo l’nlit-y issued
by the Connecticut (leiwml Life insurance Company,
cover» this emergency fully.
8. ii. L’liommedicu, agent.
strokes of policy that will give her do-
aided advantage for years to come.
The first was the treaty with King
Honolok ll of Abyssinia, who gave the
ltalians such a thrashing three years
ago Hamlet's various titles are eut-
peror. nogns and king of kings of Ethic
opia. Ho ratified the "only May N, and
Queen Victoria signed it July 28, 1897.
By its provisions tho road from Zoyla,
the port of Abyssinin. into the interior
is to remain open and free to the corn-
vans of both nations (orator. Goods de-
signed for the nae of the Ethiopian state
are to ho lot through Zoylafrooof duty.
Tho most important clause of the trusty
is. however. that in future Monolck
will. on far as ho is able, provmt arms
and ammunition from pushing through
his kingdom for tho Mnhdlste.
. hoops that end of the bargain. it will be
a great help to the British and Egyptian
expedition up the Nile.
. Tho-Joana stopof British program in:
this part of Africa is a most important
one. it is nothing loss than the closing
of n oontrnot lur dammiug tho.Nilo and
«matrwting a reservoir of water along-
side the onloraola by which it will be
ptntsiblo at all wars of the your tor
stoamm to go up and down the Kilo by
atystomo! locks. Two dams are to be
built across the Nile. one at Aasonan.
the other at Assint. to he oompioted in
tire years. Those will be available for
irriptlon and will add 56.000 an to
mecultivabloaroa along lhenppsrlile.
it is melancholy that slim, ' ’
once of from half to tum-quash“,
century the Central. and South.
can republics have not yet got
the possibility of the dictator.
Uruguayan are an illustration.
their extensive trade and large fl A
med territory they ought by this “
to know enough to run on (flatly.
got rich. influential that. howevg. m
mallow, slalom whipwrsusm is. ‘
ways springing up and tankinghm
tion or also some equally violent . .
pcrsnnppor in tho presidential ' ‘,
makes himself dictator, ns MM
so cailtzd provident, Guests. hasdm'I z
Grover Cleveland had broken upfif "
last congress that “trembled dwh‘fil‘
term because it was Republican, m
he himself profrrrcdalkuwaatlo
latitc body, ho would have
more than (Silesia has lately
the Uruguayan»; submit to it,
guny trainees undor the home“ I
lbw“
Tim St. Paul land ownership WW
l'lllt'il by tho United Still“ III,
roll“ is no important one. .
thzrl and other heirs sued to l '
a traot of mo noses in the Md it
Paul. is iamw worth snooowos. , '
suit ivna fought through all lbw
maria up to tho highs“. Tb.
prulllily originally belonged . i
to tho lwirs suing for it. But
allowed 40 years to elapse ‘~ "
ing any claim to it. ()an
snprotuomurt ruled that lid! - ‘
was outlawed by lapse of tints.
MALT TONIOS MADE.
'f‘lu-y build up the weak, and aro tmuurlmmi in any lmrticuinr.
The larroaeblng authority of the
United states suprorno mnrt has been
shown in ill» decision of the NM
freight rate case. The Nebraska logis-
lature tired certain rites for which the
railroads aimuld carry freight through
the state The railroads took theoaas
into the courts. it was fought back and
forth till at length it hoaglit up in the
Unitod titatcs supreme court. That
mutt modem! a notable decision.
was tbnt the legislators of a stain has
tho right to fix by law frclght carrying
prions in that state. Tho railroads have,
however, the ondonbtod right to talus
”monotonous fordsolalonasm
whether the rate fired is an equitable
"no. Thatnurtolilnalrsrostisthasu-
pronto coast of the United States. in
the Hahn‘s suit the United Man-
pruns oowrt decided that the rats last!
by the lisinsslta lsgisiam was wvio»
lotion of the United humanitarian
initial itwasso lowit loch property
without dns prosa- uf law.
'i'hsthlhgthltthassooatthsom
loohonthefaosofuit iareoeni Cohan
historyisthstaet thatwhliethstinib
all litatuwashading starving snbjsels‘
of Opal- ih them island the
Spaniards lnliavaashsldagrsatfesst
aiwhislt m.oooiamldwsaralssdto
help build awanhip blight thsvaltsd
fitness.
Tho governnwnt allows M
mail matter, such as mam
mailed at l cent apoohd. Ilia
ohargo tho government 8 out
for carrying this some matter; .’ " '
intonation iii an annual Moi“. -
once department of ti LOW.“ . .
The railroads charge the In"; K
pauiesonly i ant IMEC> -
second class mail matter. lb
We lasso been inching for
weeks for slum-My to see in its . ,
that old familial crop m '
prom tag was. and we have .
dinner-tad. The dear old ~
appeared at last. as usual: in m
outlying rural districts. This,
lllrlhttlul lo lilo Mllbww
daysbnig’. Pa. it is nearly tilh
the MW at the now
Thsword "lynching”haanst
a look or, sound as last m
Yet every lyuchlnl that m
is last plain warden. nothing
lull tho—whom ll fl
For particular» apply to
The Home 1...“...
Nothing taken its place. 11m in no wrintltoie and limo
antsrwflbs. ltiltnaiquentnlorlglnaifiwblinginitoflfln
“anyway-two. ‘l‘hapaparandilamm
warble. Minmmwbmoalmndtlwym
mo. mmmmummmm
tamarind”.
lapel-eat thumbnails
that than mos W '
ballad undersea. ‘
tbsshaliowot a m
laOaIalt is asst-ta that 300.000
mutations-iron»
testis. while 10.000 impish solders
hasslenthdslimtryiagtnpatdawa
thsmhiisn. llowatashloagsrflail
mam
W
Ohiaawiil opsnhsrialand
waterways to Matt alinatisas.
We are flahd lb ‘
Wham-Ian.
“summon.
with «no r 4; glitz» 3,),
Norwalk Chronicler