the world. There will he a
mainstlgnpauplsathatanavaim
soled monocultu- can beblown
up any time; anywhra. and we shall
nothave‘tbe manhoodto resent it. It
thalainehad beenanlmnannran '
English ship. the hula! o! Havana
would have been tilled in the shortest
time they could reach than hythe most
formidable lighting unit at Germany
or Great Britain.
The inhabitants at foreign ports bad
littloenongh respect tor our republic
own hetero the Maine disaster jostlin-
* oaneewehadnotagreat navyoradis.
position to light aoept among ourulves.
It is'a humiliating iaot that the Unind
Statesman bu not protected its
citinnsin other countries as it should
have dong Anieriran travelers in los-
elgn countries have been treated with
,TownotNorwalkandiir‘
W,mflhraW.tbatthr
Ciro-tanner the other
Mlle. Onrpreaaroonile
oputoadvertiaenandvist-
haw-eta Eighth). lnwtidej
1:13pm 18:3"qu
Keep afoolohcati- d.
was in which the House of Rape
., 9| proceeded yesterday in its
" ... oi the Cuban question
to the criticism oi being
but the sober representative
.. . I! there ever was a
Mun use should step cool-head-
, act will! deliberation alter the.’
Minute consideration. it is
Armed intervention will not
till matter. and will least oi all
the Cuban revolutionlsts. out it
. tion at both Spaniards and
isolate on independence. and
that independence only will lie'
. and end the war and its
80. thereiore. ii humanity
motive 0! Congress. it will not
by armed intervention. (‘uiia
ly to be recognized an an inde-
nation. and claims it can er-
I meroment aatiaiactory to
, it it has recognition. Why not let
7' . thwpoflunliy to establish this
Is there any evidence that any
, t that this country can pro-
mblieb would be satisfactory
cabana? lly intervention in
its (Tailed iltatrs will nasnmc n
which promises in be mule
to it than has been that oi
recognition lliVDiitii war.
I be roapm‘iaible. but interven-
,tlie initiative upon the
lilies.
loi ( him to the Russian
of Port Arthur and Ta Lian
opportune” with mention
. and renewed favor and
“Ill Chang ii the Ultimo
unlit. M the sum time a
. a” 1’0““ gives Will! I»
that ill ling Diana is be-
h flirahdy its the pay of
“is is singular likely. it
“I. ll. wily old mill»
oree upon the country the duty .
insolonoo and insult. and our govern.
'mout never wanted it. The govern-
ment at Great Britain presents a noble
.‘ Wm.m.Tmtraettoonrpnailianimityinthatrev
spent. We commend this aspect o! the
‘Msine case in all seriousness to Presi-
idem McKinley and «Ingres! boiore they
drop into oblivion the runway oi the
dead herons at the battleship Maine.
No More Convict Camp Sen-dale.
Under the new convict lease plan to
be adopted in Georgia is is believed the
lwrrors that shunted civiliand peoplo
will be due away. The system oi
» ' lease will still be in use, but it will be
.modiflod so that leasoosoi the state's
ward-and prisoner-will be subjected to
strict impaction.
For one thing. ablebodied convicts
;will be separated irons women. boys
and girls and inoapabies. One feature
01 tho old method that made the lessees
sob-Idea theorisnnsrswss that they
had to hieraranf’tbe wholelot, able.
bodied and incapable. together. lnin-
ture the women. the boys and girls and
.tbe iniirtn will be placed upon a state
‘ farm and cared tor. ”At the more time
they will be obliged towork as they are
able. raising crops such as the land will
reduce Thus they will not be lots to
degenerate in idleness.
0i ablebodled convicts there are
some 2,000. The lessons can pay a
higher price [or the service of these be‘
. cause they are not obliged to keep up a
proportiomot weak and lazy prisoners.
it is expound that even more money
will accrue to the state under the new
plan than was thecase under the old
t‘ one. it brought in [25.000 a year. An
excellent inatnre oi the new system is
that all the immanent and all the convict
labor camps will be under the immedi‘
ate'snporviaim oi the state board of
prison commissioners .
80” around“ placed the late An~
ion Suitil even alum Theodore Thoma:
us a director oi Wasnorninsic. Ueriaiu~
ly his issue as such was steadily grow-
ing up to the time at his sudden death.
tieidl was Hungarian born. but in his
youth enjoyed the privilege of being
private treasury to Waaprer himseli,
and thus had opportunity to catch the
spirit oi what the great elitism called
the music at the insure. ii Wagner
wold look down on things earthly tu-
Ilsy. he would see that the tnnsio of the
intern is already here.
Now at last let us hope the United
iitauvawili really mi lit. Thomas as n
pnrehaeo lmin Denmark. The ionic at
events in“ minor the blind“ old
logy in mines that we need a large
number oi mating and naval stathina in
they/rat indies. With a warln that
part at theworld lacing us we have not
a single harbor that we can call not
own tor onr vet-Iris to ran into iov sup»
pile-or to get out of a storm. That lain
lino situation for the greatest repohiio
Iitlwtartlstobe is on itsownsids d
the world!
its one afternoon lately the United
Maintained Wmlwm‘
stdaratina io- billsinrthaiadapsadi
sassottiabaantlinrwsralabsillpaia
“Wino-smash”
the'l.l.c.A. Mflmtafleaia
unnomnredatl’laialati’sand Glea-
denlqg'switbont
Monte Carlo Girls will uproar
in Tot-walk on Saturday evening. April
mist the Opera Bonaef it is said that
threw-alanine embraces the very
cream oi burlesque. farce comedy and
_ lie, fermion mums of un-
naml excellence. The vaudeville por-
tion oi the entertainment consists oi
some or the very best spaclaity artists
in the entitlement pretension including
the‘ Travesty stars. Bryon and Lang.
don, in original ideas oi their own;
the , singing comedienne, Eva Swin-
burne. in imitations. coon singing, etc;
Master Martin. late oi the Oriental Big
Four; Ward and ilrown. the German
inflame butchers; Earl and Wilson.
the musical experts introducing origi-
nal novelties; the Orion trio. the most
versatile artists extant being singers
dancers, comedians and acrobata oi a
high order: Fielding. the only clown
juggler; the Sisters Emerson. in the
reigning New York sensation. the Barc-
ioot Passion Dance. together with the
screaming farce. The Vassar Girls Onto
ing, and the brilliant burlesque, Thirty
linutes at Monte Carlo. a programme
hard to equal. Prices. 35. 35 and so
cents. Scots at Word: and Stiiiaon'e
'l’haOrano Piayaa
The Crane Players will begin a
week‘s engagement at Hoyt'n theatre
Monday evening in Eunice Fitch‘s new
comedy, Daiy's Drummers. with the
lemon: Juvenile stars. the Elmore ale.-
torII. in the title roles. The company.
it in will. carries 30 at the best drama-
tic and vaudeville artists and ito’owvi
suns-rt bond and orchestra. Through-
out New York and i’ennsylv—Inxt whom
the company has been showing this.
ammo. they have received an over-
wl-ciming tide oi endorsement by both
press and public. llr. Crane and the
Elmore sisters are well known in
South Norwallt. having appeared burr
with the Walter and with the linbb
Comedy company. The usual repertoire
priccs will prevail. ill. to and .10 crust.
Daily matineea alter Tuesday. ('hlltl"t'lt
in cents: adults 20 cents. Sale at
sluts opens tomorrow morning.
”WI-MY.
Al’opulartlonplem n! 'iltoss Harriett
“It. Wat-hiatusmoon.
The marriage oi Richard H. Fitch,
the genial town clerk at Wilton. and
lites Emma Bertha Brady. daughter oi
Mrs. Francis Brady, toolt place in St.
Matthew's church. at Wilton. thin ai-
tcrnoon. The ceremony was periorm-
ed by Rev. Mr. Hooker. rector oi the
church. ”moat Hnrd olllclatetl at the
organ.
The church was heautiinily decorated
with palate and cut down. The bride
was given away by her uncle. George
1'. Brady. oi Norwallt. Edward 8.
i-‘itcb. of New York. a brother oi the
groom. was best man. anti Mina Mary
('omaltit'li. oi Wilton. was maid oi hon-
or. Tiie ushers were Samuel B. iitur-
gcs. Lewis it. Ambler. oi Wilton;
ticorge Woodward. oi Norwuilt. and .l.
lioil'nt McQueen. at New York.
The bride was attired in a tailor—
niflllt' costume. as was also the maid of
honor.
At the conclusion oi llw ceremony a
reception won held at the brltlr'n home.
win-re n rowel was served and many
bridal gift: were viewed.
Mr. and Mrs. Fitch will enjoy a pro.
imctmi bridnl toitr hoiore taking up
tin-tr millence in Wilton.
nae muse ovum.
Matthehanallaatlng oi the
Annotation, test flight
The annual meeting oi thc lint l-‘lIz-
ishm’ summation was held last flip?“
to tirand Army llali. iioutb .‘dnln
atrcct. Till-on ofllt‘m were elitciml'
l‘l’PillilflllW-ltmvii .l. Tammany.
Vice Pmidcntr-nAiimI ii. Merritt.
llrrretarywlohn W. flrulicy.
'l‘reasnrr-rwtleorae ll. fichcillnmr.
lloard oi TIMMW-‘ilmt‘ ilerriolt.
if. it. Donnell. sail ltolszrt Fromm. Br.
l'inaaee (humiliate-«humus Tet-
Zw. John K. haul and throne it. Na-
n.
The revolution named by the bond
ot directors. authorising the turning of
a monthly national tI'atle ionraal.
flitbentadatohaveanaw
started in ”lord alum
t'l'ltlsmorningt
.nwl
slathe vicint ammonia.
.Daflaa autoimmune”-
tooktommtheenibaadioram
dayspasthasbeenhgsdririnsnpand
downtbe "commits
. haetlonsbaastgot “‘
bastotntnun “theorem.
via was draggedasaortdlatanoe. but
luckily escaped injury beyond a tow
bruises.
Dot: Silk.Waists and
._ Spring Jackets
f have the rixbtvlook.
The horse ran down We» avenue; ’ f
and near the Mannheim Hotel one
down and was explored The whine»
tree was broken.
School Taxesi
The taxpayers of the South Norwallt
Union School district are hereby noti—
lied that the district tax or one and
one-quarter India on the dollar. laid on
the town Inclement list oi 1897. at a
meeting oi the district held on the lat
day of June. i897. at the Franklin
street school house, will be due and
payable on the to day of lay, less. at
which tine 1 shall. as ready to receive
'aame at Stiiison'a drug store. 82 Wash-
ington atreet. Penalty at the rate or
nine per cent. a year from lay 2d,
1808. will be charged on all taxes re-
maining unpaid on and alter June 2d,
1808.
’ F. A. rooms.
Collector oi Tests for South Norwslk
Union School District.
Dated at South
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0:: Ian or Women.
Buy til flirt.
Gill Be (Titled
ltl' 02D“!
Royal Pearl.
no. to on n Mllttliill.
Removal 2
CITY NATITTTTTT BANK
Is now occupying
in Banking Room,
on Washington street.
hr United Banting Building,
Next smith oi the lit-mine] Building.
JAOOI M. LAVTON.
Oonhlor.
Apr. 9 lot
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“009's, "Eli's . .
mm till all other
SARSAPARILLAS,
:ctlry: tit-pull.
Spring
Medicines.
Pinieted’e .
Sonnporllln.
Just as m.m-ds lass. made at
R. ll. PLATS’I’BTT'S,
Mehaclmno Block,
iiumtlt Norwall, m.
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me: new
MAHAOKETTO.
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Wand-Sunday
Connemara
. m w .
. Black Bayadcre Saline,
indict Slim. '
.............................. use
"DomestIc Goods. H
38 in. wide Percale, fact coitus, worth
10¢ per yard, this week .................. 7o
i use Hear y Unbleached Muslin, the
dc kind; this week .......................... 40‘
louse Full Bleached Muslin, the 7c
bind; for this week ........................ be
5 Draperies.
l5 pr. Lace Curtains ........................ tile
on pr. large size Nottingham... ....sun
to pr. Brocade Net ........................ 03.255
ll pa. Furniture Covers ..................... toe
in pa Drmln imitations. ................... 15c
lilpa. Real Dania, in plain red and
fancy figura- ................................. 250
Fine heavy Tapestries tor sofa and
chair em era ................................. 76c
Bill: 'l‘aptatria ................. auto to 02.60
For Ladies and Mia-en.
Roofers, J ock‘e’ts,
Shirt Waists and Dresses. I
We would call your attention again to our ready-to—wwr department.
will find these elegant tailor made suits to fit you and to fit your young ladies. The
fit and hang of our suits give chic and style to the wearer. Our reefers for the little
ones could not be improved upon, all the latest spring colors for children from two
years to fourteen years. Prices for the Roofers 98c to $4.50.
ltli Black Figured Skirts, 50 do]. Percale onus........50c
well lined, each ...... a 1.35 70 dos Lawn and Percale
Black Clievlote" ......JGMO ones .......................... me
Black Bidlian.....¢i.w to to 150 Bill Shirt Walsh, in
Black corded fileilhnmfim Black, fiaiin Black,
Win, Black India,
Plald'l'afl'etta.. It. Toto“
swath—ts tllthlpti.
Dress Goods.
It is drnibtinl it you can iind in any
New York store a better “diluent. oi
Dre-I Goods than we have on our coun-
all wool Checks mat we sold
”on this week
”$.01”
thisweek
You
T ltilor Suits. V _
lb Velvet Capos ........... sun Ingram \nfietiis
, Serge is. ............. .75
‘0 Silk “I“. ............ '5'“; my m]. ......... ..lo’m
Black Ill-sons!» ------------ (inverts .................... state
.................. “.25 to 35.75 Chamois. "3.59 and ‘19,“)
0 Ladies’ Covert ............ T Whip ('ord .....................
. ...“..50 lot“). (I) ‘ .............. 9 13.50 and moo
Underwear. .
l we or Men’s Ribbed i-ihirta and
Drawers, the tie quality: this
it colt .................... . ....................... 25o
....................................
15 patient time, all (lii‘l‘erent; for thin
Week ............... 01.25am! 8|.50pcryd
..........................
5 pa. l.nll Is no] (initet 'loth, sold ev ery-
when- (or 75c; this week ............... we
Iretty a line of Fancy
that you ever saw:
Silks.
'i'hisia another department that we
greel' In assortment.
re. Black indie for skirts, pod
Ire-lies; this week
Black Bayadere
W“!
n.
...................
Baillie; this quality
sells in New York for 0].;00 our
..........................................
1 case Men’s Merino Underwear,
spring weight, value, 09c: each....liilc
Our China Dept.
I t'o handsome. It's a peculiarity of
50" our Chinatobe that. Our display of
Breakfast, Ilinner and “in Beta and
single pieces in a jolly paradeoi aor-
prioes. Give your bill of {are an added
wet by serving it in line dishes. There's
wear as well as beauty in our goods.
The display here pruruted touches the
5th top mild in varieq' and attractive de-
signs. Every eat, everypiaoe wediow,
Sci every price we quote, is a winner.
45 Waist Patterns, at .................. .....75cT Dinner Beta, from ............ $7. 98 to .754!)
BOSTON STORE, Corner litin tlld'thl Stitch, ‘litil'ili,’ Gilli
Telephone Call. 58-2.
0x Tail
Bouillon
Beef
Consointne
Tomato
Mock Turtle
Chicken Gumbo
Soup.
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Charles E. Seymour,
33 West Washington street.
A Special Easter Souvenir Sale i
We undetermined that this nuclei sale shall eelilne all previous ones. and to acetnnplieh this we have cut
prom» no thin that the out ohows “tough.
it.
Li
Vegetable
.l Illiennc
Pea
The host gootln oi the lowest possible prices.
At Seymour’ 5 Store.
A demonstration of American Food (.ompan at English Soups,
commencing Monday, April 11th to continue throng the week.
’1 he following list will be nerved daily:
Chicken
Mulligatawny
Mutton Broth
Soup.
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These son )8 are acknowledgcd to' bc oi the highest quality
We invite a I persons who appreciate a lime clans articleto call and
0
Leading Grocer.
tliotrhoRtilEtiéothg A ItAUTlFUL .gthotrhfilifithotll
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(T)0l|)0l|)0l|l0ill~3 :6 Panorama EaSter Egg gilmillotfloiiloql
(”O‘Domamom; WE WILL (”V3 TO ALL OUR Clitl’l‘tmltitll ON :Tt?§ltmbEmT,
FREE° .. A
omnipotence); satufdfly, pr“ 9th’ :tootImIIoIpotp
Mark these Prices well, they am Money Savers:
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