‘ Wumflmmr m m #- °' '9'" " i if; d :2 if? it i; waits. the war General Weyler has potion mu. in lull uniform. at the station. He was out- , He said he had uttered Queen. decided to address a powers. The subject or be the “attitude assumed "’ Premium accuses President bio nisy of intending to annex Cuba. All ' over Spain there is excitement. There " Is lunch discontent at the administrao "tilinilirnotbeln'caureaslreenoush. While Spain murmurs and prepares toaotthe Unitedstatesflensteistslk- in. Fire I” were made yester- Twsnty more are on the schedule. adjourned last erenina to attend Senator lorrili's birthday. It will,” today nut stay in union un- til the citban matter is decided. t has been made as to when a rote on the resolutions will ht taken. Probably it will be late tonight. m Forster says his amendment months the Republic of Cuba will h M Man is st work with the mm Al elm is m made to show that ill} Democratic party is its rsrt‘y tarot-Isa Cuban independence. 7 ”political! leaders in the Senatt are hard at work to prevent the recos nition ot todepeitdence. The president Democratic leaden predict that the iiouse will tall in it it the Senate recognises the insurgent itil 3 is i 3 . E if it at? 29:43? E S does not want it. Fitsbuab Lee's testimony betore tin Bennie committee on Foreign Relations has been made public. pedocs placed in Havana harbor. He est pressed the belie! that the llsine wet blown up by Spaniel: onions in the ar lie thouht General Blanch knew nothing about it. lie said the condition of the recon: osntrados was just as bad as is (letter at Weyler's time. He did not consider the armistice worth the paper it war written on. He said the Spanish sol diets were badly 0!. lie did not con sider it possible tor Spain to conquer He told oi tor- Both nations are hurrying to com plete their plans tor naval Three more warships including iht Cristobal Colon and lniante Marie Te rm. accomptaied by a second torpetlt flotilla, have reached Cape Verde is lands. The Viscaya and Oquendo an expected to reach hm today. Thix mobilisation of war vessels will girl Spsin a powerful squadron tor action Applications have been made at “it Spanish embassy in London for letter! or marque in case of war. The Motion press is emphatic in its opposition to pflraleerina. and it is said that should "Wish vessels molest those 0! tin powers prompt measures will be, taken to prevent any repetitions." On both American and Spaninh ves- sels war risks advanced decidedly yore terdsy, on the former ersrt largely be» cause at the report that the linen Col. aunts and Nora-ants are to be conrm. ed into apanisb cruisers. Home inrxe insurance companies Mlllfld to tulle war rlslts on Spanish bottoms. Secretary Lou had ordered that henceforward the movements or the united iltates war ships shall not hr made public. ills intention is to keep flpaln tron: profiting tram such inform- Blood. lie will decide definitely today either to charter the American liners tit. Paul. at. Innis. Peru and liow York or to purchase outriaht the lit. Louis and lit. The cruisers nan Francisco and New (irisaas have arrit‘sd in New Yuri: har- é isaiira,w M child 3:; iii 2 t l i Mm ' i it Rolls of Beauty Wall Paper In all variety of new shade», mlnrssnd resigns in wrist you will and in our handsome Spring stock. (hoP reputa- .lou [or artistic wall dwrmllolm, and tar discriminating tattle in wielding the flower of the designer and the mun- 'tfacturer, In so widespread tItnt eom~ neut ip nulleculsary. Wall Papers. Painters’ Supplier. Artists' Materials. Pictures Framed and Unframed. Pictures Pruner! to Order. Painting and Paper Ranging. 19 Washington Street, South Norwalk, store open evouiurpt until it o't'ltu'k. Antoni wonderful exhibit or Wit 0 0 Easter Sailings. And Minimums“ Anyonawore that ltasterlssn near? "en tire yoorordsr at ones tor rs patrol pant-or a mil. rustle loortlsr in the moat artistlr utyie "m workmanship in‘ tbs my. ladies and meats saite Cleaned. thread. it.» paired, ltelmaaa, ltellrwd. ”MULNQINM and ”red at short noun. A. J .. ZIN K . (Hart-mm V. II. ”Wtiitlli.) attentb liale street, Wu my liotrl. ] notions, W» misty any Mohammworn parlor alri- Mint? *3"; M an: shew mm he rs o: it ’ It‘umid' ”rival-ammo THE NEW ‘ lililljlliliO. finisher ”asters l‘l‘ [I M It!!! It'll. Wemsbssspsslsltyofl'srb Millard tin-run 1mm, harm 122 Washington street, “who ltllhllm 0i “011m, , Shoes and , Suicidal i Outlines are now opeb and we invite inspection to our line of both LADIES' and GENTS’ Nobby Footwear. M. H. GLOYEB’S, South Not-walk. snow I868. ’5... 'Yw'teoet‘s Qeed‘tng'hditll'mm and Cloak Store in the Min Cities. fiddler. etc which“ mud to inspect our Spring Stock 03 Skirts moments. \De bane the \nrgest assortment in the clip. 6m- dresses ere all teller made. K. firmer, South W. Court. TIE “IVES“. F001) CHOPPER cones Au. mos or ”FOOD into Clean Cut Uni- " niorrn Pieces as PINE or COARSI: as wanted. 31 3 Otltsr macbhtsachop meati only. Till: DOES AWAY: WITH THE CHOPPING; BOWL ALTOGBTIIBR. : crlors Potions. Mean. Apples. Caboose. Bread-j EVERYTHING. ' “a It machine you rm ass .. everyday. Callandsesit. .. nos-oun- v- .- www.mm~M.M~ NASH Gt VAN 800 M. IQITII Ihil ‘II “it "Ill”. DAILY eight Line ‘ aarwstsrs NORWALK. some mum, I AND, NEW ”R? "We. “mama‘s ,. an.“ needidl filo bri thanks to the neckw yourself. 't 'nutmmtou'r, CONN. 03$th ‘ _ é . , , . chitin up .a men’s-dress in the piece of talk. he putsoround his collar. season you may fairly revel in gay colors; . car makers and to fashion.) The rainbow has been raided for gay colors and bright com‘biuotionsmand all the newest ‘ and best are here in the rofueion you’ll find nowhere else outside the rig city stores. Choose from the mode ties or the sort you tie 'l‘wo riceo swuy'tlte whole stool?— 500..aud 25o., an ninu of the latter kinds are lit the wrougcluss; t 19y belong in the front rank. The puffs run to liberal sizes this season, the lt‘our-iu-huuds to gay stripes and combinations, and oven the string ties and bows carry whole cargoes of color. Speaking of colors, the Spring Shirts have their share of them. And we have your share of the shirts here, when you’re ready for them. MEIGS &(o. , throw 07,.will resign mar THE BEST IIIIIILIID IIVIIIII, IIIBIILIID IMJ EXTIMB‘I', IIIOIILIID CR“. ME «and Halt with Iron. floats Al. and Port-r. For Up Expreaaly for Family Uac. an t-aretldly at- a phynielau’» prescription. 1'”: Whit? MALT TONIOI MADE. They build up the weak, and are ““le in any particular. 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I.” lantern. 7mm mo. median, agent. The Home Paper. mammals». Mkassshsfltntesadtliers asesrwlllba. lthflquflmmhlhfifl ”slurp-splashes. tantrum”:- W “mull-uranium innit. ‘lhssliypmrtlralwslmnssspsspls “me-rem nonetheless Highland Brands: Highland Brands are Strictly Union. IIIOIILAID PltilEil, Norwalh. Ctmv dam} We “21?. m»: more clonal! Handled Icitinley and the f . Weehinston than any Inst?“ of Connecticut,tloesnot ' ' man John Addison Potter position. Colonel Rockwell what he thought of the . stating that United m .lit'rneo Boyle, at Liverpool, ‘ terms secretary to William when the latter was norm was to be recalled and . ‘ berth now tilled hy the - .. paper man. Colonel lloetw‘ * "I will not believe IM 4&3, mething more definite is» It should be borne in M one! Rockwell is n W John Addison Porter. and” thin; or two of the political an resorted to tor the pnrpoaa tracking 2: man. “ not the Colonel was not . he knew. lie evidently is not. with the style of Porter's . the nomination tor governor Republican ticket. for Celene well admitted having been M. with the president's secretary at lugton about three weeks ago; ' time he took «tension to ad ,. to so slow, assuring him that read depended largely upon tion accorded the administration its altitude upon the war it came known. Colonel Rockwell is a film though he violin the place but » t ‘ now. He is a staunch admirer (1 tor Louuebury, and says 0, but 1 strong administration Illa! 3105er in touch with Porter ' must stand with him. Colon“. well speaks in the highest W Senator inunobury. anti says-t“ t-‘nirtioid count y gentleman on , . 5 his position thoroughly. ”it is possible that the . 'ehulml Porter." said Colonel well. who is not sure that the iron been no discreet as be flat been. ”i do not want to believe ’orter ie to be removed." aid v Rockwell. “ll is a report that re taken with a grain of salt.” The colonel staid that Porter m drops in Eastern Connecticut. and ‘- imuied that he stood better in that W ’ ion of the state than Senator mry. ‘ ‘ u will he set-n that Colonel moat; would not hr greatly mtrpi'iaetl if‘lflfe thing dropped in Washington. aim up does not want to accept it as a M II. this time. it in also evident MM er in a hero man to hold down whip r im‘onwn nerersaary to math“ to go slow. No doubt Colonel M! well said many things to the my hat uoold interest the public I eating that dining-room three ., ago, ”Width in not telling the!!! if, . ltd-Jilidgt-port Telegram. . ‘ '3 run In: spun-sis. iluvann. ADI}: «The alarm. “0 "ion rattled the amt scarcity fl )rosieloue in van early this Md caused on unuuuui rise in tile m 7’ ml the Milli-limit has now ital m by tho arrival or a uteaaser M ‘ United Staten. Price: today are ban yntorday, to the great joy at” mrer dam The war is min; on an fiercely as ore lilo armitiit'r darn-e. ' A littlo unpleasant“ with ‘ was averted yesterday by M ,; ileum. Tin- tipanisli aunboat i ' I, ’ lirnte brought to liarana as a or. the British m-hormer Arrow. British captain protested in rain hilt ship was wired, and the i _ tit-r mourning the turn on " "h surrender. towed the Arrow“ ma. iiaii an hour alter that? M here the schooner was released, lent“ British consul last no time In m , in to General lilanm a formal m M Im‘ltlflli is deviated to have head :Ittuml. BRAKE my A'i‘ LONG itllltln. Whiter and Henry iinlrber. at m itidgeJtiilrdmwteen um miter Sun-lay in Iran than thme hosts, h miniature section of marry Huntington Ridge. Two at the her measured m and nae-Isl ”p in built. and melt o! the. W int. um noting they rapt-sly ty-seren til the same piers been. and tleorae Brows. W Forest. lisnlstnin June and . Smith captured ”stern. wear last My.
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