“ membrane have lone Ill-med
1 medical skill}
and neglected will, tutored in
oi sudden and WW open
It a (err
a certain form of Inca treatment
. been tried by medical men with
i success; and disaarding the old-
1m are doubly dangerous in climatic
. chance. by constitutional remedies
which tax the system without benefit.
by all the foul and unclean snails and
powdered drtu with which quarks and
oonecienoeless advertisers have ex-
haunted the patience oi the public.
‘ they used this new method In relieving
the persistent diseases that bad he
come no menacing. And following out
the .lines of this treatment. patient
mien. after long investigation hate
- produced a remedy which in compari—
aon to the results of the old method is
Wonderful. It cures catarrh even
«when extended over the mucous meal»
tom of to» whole body. It breaks up
the Martial colds at once It cures
deafness and it prevents "grip." diph-
theria, tonsilitis. hay lever and all
similar troubles. Add containing an
, element whose odor lil'lhe strongest
germaclde known. it creates in the nas—
al passages an atmosphere ill which
disease germs cannot live. After using
California Catarrh Cure. as this now
famous treatment is named. for twelve
hours. any air {mailing into the iunge
will he charged with this (aim and
subtle odor. suihciently strong to des-
troy every germ that can exist in the
hronchia tubes or hinge. An thus. to
the users. bronchitis and consumption
are unknown.
C. C. C. is sold at Plaieled's and by
all linguists; 50 cents three times as
mm it one dollar.
NO MORE FOREIGN SHIPS.
ily Associated Press.
Washington, April ill-IL was eluted
at the navy department that the ciiorls
> to secure the ('hlllan battleship O'Ilig-
.4... sins have been practically abandoned
and that there is no longer any pron
peels that tile Pulled States desires or
will be able to secure any more ships
belonging to foreign nations or built
in foreign ship yards. Assistant Sec-
retory Itlmweil said that It was more
than probable that the department
hereaitcr would mndne lls' eiiortlt in
thin direction to the acquirenwnt ni‘
yachts. lugs and small craft generally
101' the purposes of tilt! auxiliary.
SPEED 'IIllAi. OF THE MORRIS.
Ily Allsm'iatcll Prime.
Ilrletol. It. I., April lf9~~»’l‘hw olllrlol
nlnml trial of tile linitcd Staten ml"
”(Hill boat Merrill. recently launched
from the Hersrholi'al worke here, was
held on Snrraaaum‘tt tiny. yesterday,
She mode at "word of L’Hl'.’ knot»
hour. {or a distance oi In mill-a. umlm'
I90 pounds pressure and with ll» m»
diction». ller contract called for it
speed of 22% itnota.
itli
MONITORS iN COMMISSION
Ily Alumiatcd l’i‘I‘M-i.
Philadelphia. Avril IW—Thr mollilorh
Montnult and ”high went into mun
minim: at League Inland navy yard
yeIlerllay. They are l-xpcnml to sail
on Wednesday or Thumlay, tilt“ former
for ”(Wit)” and lhl' latter ior l'm'lluud.
lie. Tho i'alsiliil which went into
normalisation on iiaturclny is ”pooled to
anti ior lumen today.
READY ”IO VOLI'N THIS IL
lly Anam'lalcd I'I'V'Ilfl.
Itlddletonrl. April iilw Al :1 liter-ling
oi the More oi “'Mil‘yafl. ymlrrdoy.
a committee appointed for ”w purnma
reported that ("It oi 3m tilllilr‘liill in
“I" emit-[e 2‘35 were “ally to volunteer
in cm of war whit iipoln. A militia
ofieer will he secured to drill them.
PLAINTIFF AWARDRD $1.5m.
By Amiatetl Throne.
It" liarm. April to ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ a «Million
I“ handed down by Judge (innrge W,
Wheel”. III the lingerie:- l‘mrrl. yml-
tufllay. in the unit it! Ella rt Wilma,
mini, the Fair Haven and Weslvillv-
railroad. to recover «lumen ml- min
rice refitted. The Minion award: the
platoon it!» hall-am
LAWYER mill olflilitixm.
”y minted I’rt'lts.
New Haven. April l’wimmartiilm-
top. a lawyer of m York. riled mus-t
. “it at heart dim yesterday. It the!
he at his mum. in. William I.
m. m (Tam rum.
mtltnlta limit": TO worm
31 Minted m
m neon. April twine Ln
. nil-nut or all...
rising ex- . .
4.". lion: in mm .,
lillillnulllfilwnlnl ‘
Abundance-arming.
edict lzfltllkim hr You
‘ or nan: Iona—Plenum
”Aer-callou-
’Waulllngton, April 19~—At 1:15 o'-
clock this morning the Senate receiv-
ed, the conference report of the two
branches oi emigre“. and twelve min-
utea later had adopted it. There was
the advocates of recognition oi the in—
dependence oi the island standing
their ground until they were fairly
knocked down by a vote of 42 to 35.
The conierees recommend that the
House recede from its amendment
striking out the words ‘ltre, and" in
the first section of the resolution, thus
restoring those words to the resolution.
They also recommend that the Serial.
.lgree to the House amendment strik-
ing out the Turpin aulendment. recog-
nizing the independence oi the reach-
lic. and that the words ”and republic"
in the title of the resolution be strit'lt‘
en out.
The resolution
reads as follows:
Resolved by the Senate and House oi
Representatives oi the United States oi
America, in Consrees assembled.
First! that the people oi the island ol
tuba filth. and oi the right to be. free
and independent.
‘ Second. that it is the duly oi the l‘n-
lied States to demand. and the govern-
ment of the United Staten; does hereby
demand. that the government of Spain
at once relennuieh its authority in th
government in the island of Cuba; and
withdraw its land and naval forcee
from Cuba and Cuban waters.
Third. that the President or the to.
lied States he. and be hereby is direct.
rd. and lie is hereby empowered, to not
the entire land and naval fort-cg of (In
United States. and lo call into the act-
ual service oi the i'nitcd States the mi—
litia oi the several utnlm. to Hit'il or
extent as may be iil’m’lisui'y lo carry
.Ilese resolutions into effect.
Fourth. that the United States hare.
ivy (linl’laims any lliepmiition or inten-
tion in exercise soverclglllv jmlnllill—
ion or cultural over said island tau-pt
ior the purification lhermol anal assert:
its determination when that l» nvmm
pliaht-d to leave the government. and
mntroloi the island in its purple.
IN THE SENATE. -
Washington. April Him-On rel-rim oi
the amended Cuban resolutions of tilt
llmme in the Senate. yesterday ailer-
umln. )lr. I’vis addressed the Senate
detailing the action of the ilouae and
in order to more hoary no t‘mn In
moved concurrent-c in the llouse aciv
illII.
Alter the decisive Vlllt- of it; to 3':
against the David motion. lhl- SNIJ'J‘
mml to insist on it» tum nlll‘llt'Illl-i. ’l'lo
M solution ilif'il went back in the
Hillir‘l'.
Ml. Davies lhcn lilrit’l'll for u commit—
tor of Million-lire.
thus agreed upon
Mr. iiull- urged the impnrtuum- oi
hating nmninrenw committee. llili
llmlimls ill lhl- Senate opium-«i liu1
runicrl‘nl'c,
The vote woo luiwn on Mr. Ila»
‘ofir [tuition for it l-lmieronvc. and it Wu
illilnmi—r was ill. days III,
In 5: if; a ”Willing? was recilvwl {rum
lire House «attaining a conference.
Mr. llavla momi that tho removal
ln- acceded to. and it was agreed to
wilhotn objection. I‘lirnker and More
nan were named as cont-2mm null lllro
at lull» Senate took a recess till ll
o'clock.
lN THE HOUSE.
Wilou the Cuban reullluion rainy
luck to the llouse. with the announce-
ment that the Senate would not All"
In the Home amemiuu-nls, Mr. Dilili'
icy moved that the ileum) insist upon
lta ulncllttmgmt and salt a “mint-nu.»
.unl on that motion demanding lite on»
villus Question
Ill: llromwvll made the motion to
mmur in the Senate amendment.
Amid epplhller from the Ill-mama”
the yeah and nay: wan demanded willo
out division. and the motion to corn
l'Ul’ was lost . laill to l72.
)lr. liloaicy‘a motion that. the linlw
men-l norm llu dimmmeni to the
senate amendments and and: a cooler-
vlm- with the Senate was ”reed in
viva vow,
Hornker Reed announced till outlier
not all Mm Adams. oi Pennsylvan-
in. ilmlwolr. of Minimum. and Dino
mor‘ of Milena“ l reuse of fifteen
minutes was ordered at 5:06 o ’eiocit
Alter who leer-s until Ii unlock
the Mom at 5: 95 tools another rmun
unit! it oeloell. awaiting a term: from
lllr c mime mitten.
Mon mumbling at r dclmll ll delay
tormeiorml eniul'iiefiew
a fight to the last minute, however. -
«lolly-are millet-o W. intrauterine
mm“
Sold everywhere
seen biscuit. ”moldy by
mmummar—mmoo.
liter conference. Mr. Bromwell. of
Ohio. renewed his motion to recede and
warm with the Senate.
The votc on Mr. ilromwell’s motion
was announced: Yeas. Hi. Nayn. I77.
A recess was then taken until it
o'clock. .
At ii a further mecca until ”:30 was
agreed to. pending the arrival of a men-
lage ironl the Senate announcing its;
u'rcptanl-e oi the House's latest pro-
msllion tor a conference. The un-
nollnremcnt this time was not greeted
with cheers or applause. and was iol‘
owe-d by a iurther renew until i'.’
n loll. and again until lzfllo.
YOUNG WOMEN 0i»v TODAY.
Mia.» McElmy. cwrotnry oi the liarv
lcln hranrh oi the Young Women‘s
L'llrlstinn association. is to speak Wed-
deejay nitrrnoon at it o'clock. in the
Central rilllnhouae. The Siibjl't’l oi the
lecture is The prohlcm oi Lili- ior llu-
Youug Women oi Today. Thin iii a
very attractive title. and the liohject
one of especial interest to a woman .1
dub. Miss lilt‘I-Ilroy i 3 Killed won»
in. and the club in so fortunate an to
mourn her through the kindness of lmr
’ricuvl. Mrs. Frank A. Ferris. Milan,
Ml Iv‘lroy is to he the glit'fil oi Mrs Fri»
is llurluv ill-r Milt in Norwalk
ANOTIIEII .«tMl’iT'l'A'i‘lON.
Edward )lurrlln. who was run our
in ”It" iinrlmll itiwl' freight myth
.lmul three weeks: ago, will have to un-
li'l‘gt) Ilillililil‘ utwraiiuii. lily: log Mil
,,. :llupnllllml it iww liltili'l- ohm» ilw
:tnec. 'l'wu nwrultmm have ull‘l-hll‘.‘
WWII performed, it'll gangrene ant ‘11..
‘li'wrlailltlil‘lk a third one,
Tillll’ivtliti ”OATS .t‘l‘ i’liit’l‘fl iiltl'il,
Iiy Asinlrlulml i’rruv
l'ruvlnrcllm, Mos-m. April lit 43)“-
min Well... of ti.» Iiitl‘k'flill’lt‘ ”unlit-:4,
who i‘fl'll'lli'll this .mr: imm i'om-v,
i’urio Him, yesterday. l‘nptlrtu that on
\Wl’ll ti. right Smith-ill iorpulu bout-.-
'I'l‘iVi'il ul rilul port from the (reported,
T‘vo Spnllloil men at war Wore ill ‘I't‘ ai.
l’tfflll)’. .i Spaniel) cru‘lavr wan aim
filLZiliWI as tho Vl’m'il’i mulled,
——Alteton cum ha Grippe.
Thirty-live years matte a promotion
That to how long Adolph Holler. ni
lonesome. Ohio, stiflered lmm pllm.
lie was cured by using three ham ni
liertt'lz Witch liazel Halve. E. l'
Weed. Norwnllt; c. c. outline. SO:
Sorwallt.
mum 3'...
In I “I!"
«Anemone-Mummers“
Thousands» of ruflcrm iron: grippc
have imcu restored to callh by One
Minute i‘nlllril Cure. It nickly cum
'Oilallo. millet. bronchitis.“ pneumonia.
arippe. asthma. and oil throat and
lung dioceses. Id. I’, Weed. Norwaill:
O .C. litllltlon. flouth Norwalk.
A little boy allied tor a bottle at
"set up in the morning as lost as you
can." The (ironclad recognized a
household name for "Ilerlt'll Little
Early Risers." and gave him a bottle
at thou lemons little pills {or consll.
nation. sick headache. liver and atom-
:u'h t lea. It. I’. Weed. Norwnill;
0. Cult ' .80. Kuwait“
W
School Taxes!
The taxpayers of the South Kuwait
Union Scion! Mint all Why anii‘
Mthntlhedintl‘loltaxotoneand
Witn- Million N dollar. laid on
melon W Int it on. at a
motion of the W on the let
new: mm on the timeout oi
{allowed owe on Seattle roll «mold»
“a rim. it infill: lint mice!
which the micron».
Wm 46 to u not to
mid my?
M ”8" 5"”th finale v: 2'
from“; "W "I. and ”r Ilium .1
Pennayiranla. presented im the marl.
titration oi the Hope mm: to the
realm ’that'l window:
1”!
the warm you another delay my: school
staining unpaid on and litter June 2d.
i339.
Hecolieetorat'l'm lard-nth Mata
UM'MW
will he churned on all law re:
F. A. TOM
Oi Indies
, alcohol well known manufacturers shoes that will beat
the top of this earth
1 iii) BACK NUMBERS:
[5130095
mu. Me
.4:
hdin' Duo Balaton.
children's 35¢ Rubboro.
"on" Wire”!- Imam,
Man’s lax (hi!
Mon’o Enamel Shoes.
”on" Pat-at Lattice,
Man's our film...
Moss'- Workirtg Ibo-a,
Mon'a Hip Ioota.
Boya' .ohool Giro...
made upon it.
u
m,._.... .....
Read I
then
Profit.
Upon the Iirst aymptoma of
a cold. procure a box at Dr.
Marland‘o Aceton. Take oc-
cording to directloua and it
may can you from a ions
and painful illness.
Aeeton
ache, and neuralgia; does
not alert the heart.
(.notflcatnmuiata.
Aceton Medical Co.
IYS’I’IC. CONN.
LINCOLN
STORAGE
WAREHOUSE.
roe m moan: 0'
Furniture. Pianos.
Bicyclel. Carriages,
etc. etc. etc.
roll "mun rooms as
Taylorhfiolden’s
lulltititllllmlllu,
ymmloam.
4.... M. Layla...
VIN. U“ I“ Malian.
ml msunnucn.
Ital listen and 13th
Mat mm m is.
“our ”on as»... use“
now I an Item in ‘
"" Lamar 8.!” photo. I50":
we.“ coo mango. no
Lam-Ear an Shot... soc
”loo-3' and cmt3ron'o 3!»... worth from $1.26 to” 00,
Boy-'Doubio Sol. Ibo... worth
THEO. OLSEN,
Washington 8t, 30 Nor-walk.
The Business
of the Norwnlks and vicinity are rapidly becoming convinced that
it does not pay to have cheap printing in use in their business.
How Do We Know ?
Because of our rapidly and steadily increasing illlrlificfit’. which has
been and is advancing until We now find it necessary to keep our
composing and press departments in operation day and night,
our engineer it: do busy moments in preventing his constantly!
whirling engine from getting a but her because of the great demand
The Tendency oi the Times
In toward a higher grade of printing (or the use. oi business, mercan-
tile and proleseionui men. and in fact, all who have use tor the
printer's on. because they realize that printed matter which bears the
stamp of experienced and skillful design, and careful execution. is In
itsoli cmciont advertising for any enterprise, because the character
oi a business izs most absolutely judged by the character and ap—
pearance oi the printed matter in use. and. as we have said before.
the bualuees men are becoming convinced oi this fact.
It is not a Case otfllde=and=fio=$eek
to get the 'hes that ever happened" in the printing lilw,
can find it, am at the right prices. at
0.I.Freeman‘sBooll and Job Printingomce,
No. 46 Water Street. South Norwalll. Conn,
Just around the corner from Worthington Street.
will cure the grip; cures head- .
WW -
OM,
I50
I00
a a
ti orth .‘.00. $2.30
worth O. 00, 3 50
worth 4.00.150
worth 5.00. :35
worth 1.00. l .3.
worth 8.00. l .50
worth 3.50. 2.25
2.50. I .85
worth i .25. Clo
and
ior you
. Wm
INTERESTED IN
TYPEWRITERS ?
I! no you should know all
almut the latent improve-
THE Slillll PREII E
" ‘ ‘ ' w*"~.;l
TYPEWRITER
is the lr-adr r in lmpnwemenu.
Ilium rum ny line ”“1"“ an Art catalogue
nlmmlwll at value. it is iree.
Iiemi inr one
I'll Salli mun Typmlitl COIN),
BYRACUHEN ..,Y U. 648.
how York "Inca 32H W"
. View l'tacml "one.
Ti Crown to.
D. WW. RAYMOND,
fiumai'mreeter
and wow.
98 Vashington It. Intuit Iowan.
aside-es. I Ora-mt Terrace.
Telephone at hon-a. M I'-
JIMRDIJENNINOS,
undertaker,
‘IIAIIIOIIII'I'.
my, .. . . . . 0,”,
mmcnnwsrmr.
“torment-law:
South Inuit Suing: Bid
Open daily, More». from !
a.al.lolzlo..saotrouiilollp.m.:
latency a. m. to I: in. and on loan
arena situation
“Mam
Rolls of Beauty
Wall Paper
in all variety of new shades. colors and
designs is what you will t'lml in our
llnlldmluc Spring clock. Our reputa-
tion for artistic null llewrfilillilui, and
our dumiminnting unite in neieltiug
liw flown of the dun-igm'r :llnl tlw ll'loll-
ul’uvturl-r. in so wiriwpmol that com-
nn-nt is unucmesarv.
Wall gyms.
Painlers’ Supplies.
Artillil’ Materials.
Pictures Framed and Unframed.
Picture: Framed to Order.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
DECKER,
79 Washington Street,
south Konralk,
Conn.
Store opcu (Welling! until it o'l-Im'k.
A "tool wouderl'ul exhibit oi
FOR
Easter Sailings.
Are you aware that Planter is no near.~ It so
give your order at once (or a pair at pant» or a
still made in order in the lnml. artistic style
THE NEW
MAHACKEMO.
Wu..-
Onsoi the Leading “Moo! Western
(kmueatieut.
NI Ill m “m um
Wain-ll” My”... Milena
Imported HIoeWineo, Liqueur
and Cipro.
Spud Illa lit Peanut limit
ws anus a manual on; ”
Banquets, and Sunday
CourseDlnneraSOcls.
Nothin but mineral water end the
m m and on the dining
W
Junta.- It» wax-z.
m o! mm mm“
FOREIGI AID MIMIC l00lllll8v
outlet-manual"
all materials. The amusement- '
cording to damnation; ’ ’
number is not aim u it Is
quired in calling‘lor a hook.
o
Strong, Dr. Josiah.
Twentieth Century City.
flathewe, If A. . l ‘ r
Familiar Features of we m
(Bird! and More)”
Merriam. I‘lorence A
A-Birding on a Broneho.
‘DOIIICI‘IC Will”.
Campbell Helen .. . ~
Household Economics (W
and House Decoration. ' ’
IIIBNIIY AND TRAVIL. if .
Darla. Richard Harding ,
Cuba In Wartime.‘
I.itorrin. Ira Nelson
‘ With the Tradewinds (West the
dial ‘— ’
Ladue. Joseph
Klondike F‘actl (Profile-I m t0
mineral. -
JUVENILE.
Garrison. Wendell P.
Parailll it for School and Home. '
“novel Boutet (le
Joan of Arc iVery beautiful iii-atm-
lions. Hall use only). '
Haskell James Newton
Story at the Birds Interesting to OI-
der Readers ’
Beard. James Caner
(furious Homes and Their Tenants. .
Blilterworth. limklnh _
° True to His Home (Story oi Denia-
min Franklin).
Richards. Laura K!
llildegarde's Harvest.
Senwell. Molly Elliot ’
Rock of the Lion (Gibralterl.
l-lnrraden. Beatrice
New Book of the Fairies.
H. il. Illustrations by B. I. B.
More Beasts for Worse Children
Iiuli use in Library).
Il'IC'I‘ION.
Brio-or. Margaret Sutton . . V.
.limly and Others. ' ‘ '-
('Iliit’l. Frank Samuel
Colonial Witch.
Doyle, A. Conan
linger: Drama l
Glasgow. Ellen v
Descendant. '
(iratvl’, (tharles
Stories of Naples and the Comm '
Gray. Malta-ell tAuthor oi the Silence
oi Dean Maitlaudl.
illiletonc Pippinn.
llolw. Anthony
Simon Dale.
.liimF‘h. Henry
What Iiaysic Knew. l
King, i'apt. ilharlce
Ill-llrrnl's Double.
Montlmor. P.
Al the (”rose Roads.
Norris, W [-3,
Fight for the ('rown.
Pool, N. I..
Roll-Bridge Neighborhood.
itlzonw. I). l.. l
throng thl- Dnuee.
Smith. I“. Honkinson i
l'nlell Wm. Master Diver. '
'l‘hunrt, Octave
Book of True Inverts.
Thomson. William E.
Old Xian Savarin. '
Trumbull. Annie Eliot
i'lil‘liltm‘oii Accident and Other Stor-
li‘fi. "
ley'flil'll, E. ~
i'lttlliy‘. ’ ' 5
Sylvan. Stanley .I. 5'
Silrcwslmry.
Wish-r. Owen '5‘ 3
Lin mix-an. '
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Till: WEEKLY SUMMARY.
The atltnmary oi The Commercial
ill-cord tor the current week W the
following showing;
and wortmamhlplu! lly. 1
Indies and genie will nail. Prowl, lle- . ’ 83’? ”flu”: . .
mired.Mbonnd.lieiiued.1irmodled.ficonnd MW "3W" ' lj' “”7 t. ..
and liyed at short notice. Went Huron . . . . . . . . . .’ m . ‘
‘4‘ l 'llNK llnrtiord . 21! m
r ' ' ' J - 9 ilrlllgeporl ......... IS 120,“.
telnet-Mir to W. ll. HWHIIIW. Waterbury IIIIIII 31 “A“
WWII Mtin street ("Diuretic l‘ilv lilrlrl, Meridon . , , . . ‘ , ‘ . . . . 3 ‘w5
. , . . a 3.900 '
r ’A“,)E‘Is‘ \PW “TIMI“ . ....... v
81630“ [ Repamng i Ilitltlletown . . , . . . . . m 5.385 s
t' H “13' IN” Norwich ........... I0 I?” '
We repair any broken or WWII port at a hi , , 8 "M 6
(mic. and Ilcep allnnglpllrnml mild. mm:- lwt \nw Immlon ........
wheels rimmed mid" mil l or lutfl'ei prion; waam '''''''''' 3 m .
mini; "whim-n rein lured impell- oi mummy: . ”I”
wlmmaudebcun» lltf’l‘m luck! in” div, l lilllllmry ............ II
Mi wont nuamrttefil. J. H, on i l ,-.._
ruler and punctual-l.“ "Miami place. mill in To“! 1"" “W371 .
l .......... to-
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HAS llIIDCKNAi'Ii (303915850?
it was until yeotcrday that P. In!
iirorithnlla. one of the alleged tim-
t'l’! til David R. 5. Lambert. ”0‘.th '
mi state's evidence. and when Ill! “1*
at of lumen" and Dan .Wlllia “I. 0‘
lw would lentil! against ill. W.
The einlcmml could not bl Width.
and it in known that the m “a
tell a few days ago that up to tilt the,
lirorilhane had not divulged any "if
deuce that would tend to crim-
WWII:
rnlzelousr cnzaro KILL”...
, Br Mandated Pull. ' ’3.
New York. April that. , . '
special “With to the m
says President Jonquil Om _ '
walls was killed “in“! .M
engaged in a battle With ‘
IM leader of the vial m "
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BIIIIIIKO on awaits:
i5.
winner...
Norwalk Chronicler