ital Walks in M its filo? hing
Wfifiom
read from I: Gavan
, 3! Associated Press.
Madrid April 20, 8 a. tit—All is
quiet and orderly and nothing unusual
has occurred. 'i‘wo policemen are
manned at the corner of the street
upon which is situated the residence
of United States Ministet Woodforti.
who hes-n yesterday preparations for
1 hlsdeparture from Madrid.
its has not received any communi-
cations from Washington since the text
of the resolutions of Congress were ca~
' bled here.
The Prince of Monaco. who is an of-
lloer in the Spanish navy. has written
to the queen regent, warmly espress-
ing regret at the fact. that “private du-
ties" prevent him from discharging his
naval duties. But in the meantime he
has forwarded a subscription of lo,»
000 peeetss to the national fund being
raised to increase the strength of the
Spanish navy.
E's-Queen isabelia, of Spain, has sent
a subscription of 30.000 pesetas to the
national fund.
Fernandez. the United States vice
consul here has resigned.
The newspapers of the Spanish cap—
ital this morning were eagerly bought.
They are warlike in tone.
The lmparcial (independent) con-
trasts the manner in which the United
States and Spain cuter into the con.
dict, saying: ”The aggressor is noisy,
insulting and clamoroue. and the ag-
grieved is reserved, calm and self con-
tallied."
The Liberal (moderate Republican)
remarks: "Even Minister Woodtord
is convinced that war lisat hand. hav'
ing left his farewell cards with the
diplomatic body." '
The Liberal, which is the organ of
Senor Sagasta, the premier. heads its
leading article today with the single
word "War." and says: "The ratio-
tIon passed by Congress are tanta-
mount to a declaration of war. Spain
is fearlessly and unltcdiy prepared to
defend her rights. single handed. and
abandoned by the powers. but fortified
by the Justice oi her came."
The public generally accept the sill
nation without apparent concern. Ad—
vices trom Cadis say that the comman—
der of the new Spanish squadron, now
being formed there. recently visited the
Shrine of the Virgin with his men and
there addressed the crews of the ships,
offering the choice of remaining behind
to whoever felt fear. The crews. it is
added. unanimously declared that they
preferred to go to battle. whereupon
the Spanish matter and his mo
knelt and tools a solemn vow never to
return to Spats unless victorious.
Wm
nweront anon! pom.
r AM'o-ualaye he Died s
mu m in lumps.
' By Associated Press.
Beloit, Wis. April Mrs. .l. w.
Grist. an old lady living in this vicln»
. tty. says she assisted in the escape of
Wilkes Booth. the assassin oi Abra—
ham Manolo. sad that he died a natu—
ral hath in Europe. She says her ilrst
husband was Captain lisggett, com—
gender of the Mary Porter..s Coated
oral! W runner, and that in
June, two months after the murder.
(isptaia Haggai tool: the murderer in
his best to liar-sat itrs. Oriel being
0 W0. MW “0 carried
. Bataan islands. iihe
k .
i
hm rrwo mun”,
fly Associated Press.
at. M “has” ”wit ls re-
ported that the government is alter
its W Million, and Northlsnd
that‘orthsrs Ml, mossy.
mommies between mists and
This two steam are sap-hie of
'N'sw0rlssus.
. {infirm 0100!.»
ies of th'e Twenty-third infantry, col-
‘ one! Over-shone, coinmsnding arrived ~-
0 last evening. carom Overshone will
: it!” ih‘msnddfthecslso stthe we
drank into the arrival of General Blist—
ter and the main body of troops for
Springfield, 111., April W
case of war with Spain, to be placed
at the disposal of the slate authori-
ties. General Vance attended West
Point, was an odlcer in the Union army
and was adiutant general from 1884 to
1891.
Lincoln, Neb., April 20—430er
Holcomb, through Adjutant General
Barry. has issued an order permitting
several companies oi the Nebraska Na-
tional Guard to recruit up to the limit
of elstysave men. .
New York, April Ill—The Ninth lin-
ited States infantry, from Sacxett's
harbor. and the Twenty-first, from
Plattsbttrg. 500 men each, reached Jer-
sey City, over the Shore road, were at
once switched to the Pennsylvania
road. and left for the South at 5 o'clock
this morning.
New York. April zip—Light infantry
1", Second United States artillery, ar-
rived today from Fort Adams and mm
ted for Chlokamnuga Park at once on
a Pennsylvania railroad train. The
Priscilla also bought a detachment of
sailors and marines from Boston. They
went to the navy yard in Brooklyn.
new 0’ Wares.
mm the Crippling ot
flips at the first Ihaks.
By Associated Press.
Washington. April ~"l hope."
said a prominent naval officer, today.
who has given much thought to the all.
nation, ”that the plan of operation de-
zidcd upon by the department will not
include an attack by our fleet on Morro
L'astlc and thc forts at Cabanas. as the
llrst stroke of‘the campaign. if we do
this many of our ships are sure to he
crippled and sent home for repairs.
)ur docking facilities on the South
itlantic coast are so limited that the
vessels would either have to be sent
for north to be repaired or else await
their time tor docking in the south.
"The! S'pdniai’ds m tailin'gthecdeand
ire displaying much military eagaclty
.n the movement of their ships. They
do concentrating them at their homo,
Jorts. and. if our fleets are disabled by
utcmning to reduce the fortifications
u Hanna. they will steam over here
ind indict irreparable damage on them.
it seems to me the proper thing for us
.0 do would he to attempt to land a
urge force of men in Cuba. surround
be fortifications and starve out the
lpaniards. meanwhile keeping up a
blockade of the harbor and the roast
ly our fleet of ships. 1 think. with
in army of 20,000 men. supplcmonml
iy the insurgent strength on the is-
aad. we would be able to do this.
"You will remember that during our
ate war our fleets suffered consider“
ibly in the attack on the tons in
’harloston harbor. whereas. when the
.oldicrs holding them ascertained that
lhcrman was coming with an army
rain the inland. they began to evacu-
ue when he was 100 miles away. Thess-
natters have been brought to the atlcn~
ion of the board which is now formu-
attng a plan of campabu."
lleretotore either of the cruisers,
with her torpedo consorts. has been
rplundered a sulliclsnt guard. lint
lfaptaiu Sample}! has no intention of
‘akiag any chances.
With these increased precautions the
strain oi suspmse becomes greater,
and all hope for speedy and definite
action.
mamwm ”LII.
A dart-la was laprssml by
MW!”
lmdon, April zllw'l'bc afternoon
newspapers of London today. while
generally friendly to the United States.
express a certain amount of sympa—
lby with Spain.
The Westminster assent says: "0w—
ing to the manner in which the ulti-
matum was presented. Spain could not
consent to it without committing su-
icide, as a sauna."
The lit. James tlasetls remarks:
"Our sympathy with America does not
blind as to the fact that is Commas.
the least respectable elements have
worked together is the lists of crisis
to the disgust of most of the outsid-
ers whose opinion is worth having."
The Pail stall Gnostic says: ”For
vresidest listiluley. for donor sagas-
ts sad for the sorely tried person. lite
dam Mahatma: havslsbor-
sd vainly for pace, than will be said-
versal ”may.”
ssousum split 1'0 illitins'r.
Associated
by Press.
WI MWMOIW
least the Whitman infantry. liaior
Mormonism lbdldltmvlm“
. Joseph w. Vance of this city, has is. "
sued a call for a body of volunteers. in
TURNOVER 18 THE COUNCIL.
By Associated Press.
New Haven, April :o—The election
in this city. yesterday, went Democrat-
ic overwhelm lngly. The oilices of
town clerk. registrar oi vital statistics,
and town constables were captured by
the Democratic candidates. Out of
fifteen aldermea elected the Democrats
have eleven. The majority o] the
councilmen will be Democrats. The
Republicans will now lose on a joint
ballot by five votes. This, of course.
is a complete turnover in the council.
The average majority was about 1.000
votes.
THEY ARE HERE
The famous Blue if. Remedies of the
“Joe Hhung Yooit Series," the life
study of E. Z. ilrievogellc, A. hi.. hi.
D. No. 1 cures Rheumatism; 2 ram
La Grimm 3 cures a cough or cold: 4
cures Catarrh: 5 is a perfect appella-
ing tonic: 6 XXX Stimulating Pills
cure impotence; 7 is the Children's
Relief Soothing Syrup. Trial bottles
of all, we each, or cut this out and get
one tree: 1,000 references on npplirac
tlon. Charles S. Finch. lii'l' Washing-
ton strcot. sole agent for South Nor-
walk. Conn.
MEle't) WllJ. iii-3. NBl'TRM.
By Associated Press.
Mexico i‘ity. April 2ii~~~Mcxiro will
maintain a strictly neutral attitude in
case hostilities begin. Spaniards horw
gem-rally teal gloomy over the
aiion.
:liit-
~Aceton curse u ortppa.
Tl'il \'lf3ll.i’il\"l‘ l’l‘lll'iiislill.
lly Aesmriaiml than".
San Fransisco, April Ellw'i‘ho tug
Vinilaut has been added in tlw fleet of
America's navy vestwls.
pncc is 0001M).
The purrhnw»
Thirty-live years make a generation.
That is how long Adolph Fisher, of
Zaucsville, Ohio. stillerod from piles.
lie was cured by using three boxes of
DeWiit’a Witch Hazel Salve. E. l'.
Weed, Norwnllt; G. C. illitison, So.
Norwalh.
DON CARLOS AT 031125”.
By Associatml Press.
Oatmd. April 20-Don Carlos. the
Spanish pretender. armmpanicrl by .t
numerous suit». has arrived heir. it
it understood that the pretender will
remain at Defend for more time to
come.
damn-onus.
m is.
“'4 all-'-
~Asstoa does not sides the heart
I
A little boy salted for a bottle of
"set up in the morning as fast as you
can." he druggist mosnlud a
houssh same for ”DeWitt’s Little
Early ." and gave him a bottle
of th moss little pills for consti-
pation, cit headache, liver and stout-
ach troubles. it. 1'. Weed. Harwell;
(l. c. ltlllsos. do. ltorwsilt.
WIPE!) lN'l'O Till BIA.
By Associated Pres.
ascension. April M the ant.
vai here today of the sinner m.
land from Philadelphia. her mono
or reported that derive the ram
l'hendsrs details. a salon pamper.
lumped overboard while tarsus a boat
was lowered sad so. Wis was resa
road alive. but he starts W of ass
oars W upon him.
children tilts it: it saves their lives
we areas one storm «as Care. the
infallible malady for who. miss.
cross, bronchitis. snare. and sit
stimulator salhtlest la the italics
, .umwmw
throatssdlsilsimslss. have“.
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or new ions and abdominal... .1... a0 large ‘
siockot well known manufacturers’ shoes that will beat
snyhargaintmthetopof this earth.
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flow If Shoot. '
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made upon it.
6.i.lreeman’sllool and
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larland'sAeotoa. Take oer
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THEO. OLSEN,
Washington St, So Norwaik.
The Business Men
of the Norwalhs 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 at our rapidly and steadily increasing business. which has
been and is advancing until we now find it necessary to keep our
composing and press departments is opsrstitm day and night. and
our engineer finds busy moments in preventing his constantly
whirling engine from petting a hot hos because of the great demand
The Tendency of the Times
is toward a higher grade of printing for the use of business, mercano
tile and professional men. and in fact. all who have use for the
printer's art, because they realise that printed matter which bears the
stamp of experienced and skillful design, and careful execution. is in
itself eflcient advertising for any enterprise, because the character
of a business is most absolutely judged by the character and so
pcarance of the printed matter in use, and. as we have said before,
the business men are haunting convinced oi this fact.
It is not a Case of flidc'andstimSeek
to get the "host that ever happened" in the printing line. for you
can find it, and at the right prim. at
No. to Water Street, South Namath, Conn.
Just around the corner from Washington Street.
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north $0.00. $2.00
worth 0.00. 3 50
worth 0.00. 8.00
worth 4.00. I .5
worth 2.00. 0.39
worth 8.00, LOO
worth 3.50. 2.25
1.50. LOB
worth LBS. 950
ill Printing one,
tarsaesren is ‘7 ..
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If so you shmhl know all
about the latest impmve
nienla.
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retainer semiannsades new
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Rolls of Beauty
Wall Paper
in all variety of new shades. minus and
designs is what you will find in our
handsome Spring stalk. Our reputa’
tiou for artistic wall Ilci’tlmllomi, and
our discriminating taste in sch-mug
the flower of the tit-signer and the man-
ufacturer, is so whit-spacial that min-
uncut is uunumry.
Wall Papers.
Psintars’ Supplies.
Artists’ Materials.
Pit-lures Flamed Ind Uttframt-d.
Picture Flamed to Order.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
DECKER.
til Washington Street,
South Norwalh.
Conn.
Horn opt-11 awnings until it u' i int-k.
A burst wonderful exhibit of
T011010] KID 00lllS'll0 INLIS
will
Easter Sailings.
And l’ahialomlings.
s
Are you aware that Pastor is an li'll’,’ it so
give ytmrorder at once for a pair of pant-or a
suit mmir monies in the most artistic style
and worltmnnshipin the city.
ladies and gents suits (leaned. Phased. lic-
pairwd. Wild. Retinal. BemodlsdJlomred
and llyeil st alum male».
7 v r
4‘ a J e t i h\ l‘ s
illurcessnr in W. H. fiWfllill‘L
. lionib Main «trout. "ppm-lit ' '1” "trial.
arms...
Nuclei... lieuifiu
We mpair any broken or worn part of a bi-
aodhsopsllsu r loam hand what
mhalaeha "mean to idfl’g “can at the lnwnsvlflpriw.
0nd mthelms manner:
mammals-talents"
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MKHKCKEMO.
Oneofthelieadiug HtitfladWWII
(leasestisst.
In in whim not
Wamahsaapsshltyoti'srh h‘l'llford
imported Fine Wines, liquors
sod
Muskie-nations
30W Sunday
CourseDbmerssocts.
Mimosthst-rsoduw
Mountain-dining
W
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lust and which will prevent the
some complications in the
which it will take a little tho
ance of a call today. and m , _
even a little longer. W 0
Plans being formulated "in‘
involve the placing of about ‘
soldiers at the disposal ot-the’
ment within a very short till! ‘
the Cuban resolutions are am ‘
the president. This circulation“
ed on the following figures:
state militia, 75,000 or 100 000:"
my reorganization bill, 5,000. The ;;
drawn up by the war departmht‘
introduction by Chairman litill, of
military committee,
president to ca 4
00.000 volunteers
the various states.
V In the House co
a plan to put a large r
at the disposal of the
ing formulated Some think 100.000
excessive; but Chairman Harsh and,
others regard the figure as conservative ‘
in view of the fact that the resolutioiis
evidently mean war. At the saute m
the army reorganization bill rm
recommended by the Home is w
carefully prepared in the military at
fairs committee to meet obiectlons. 10
is proposed to extend the army organ-
ization to the three battalion war M-
motions and to increase the but” of
artillery to 200 men each. The mass-
urr. it is claimed, may bring about 0.-
000 men into the regular service to be
added to the present 27.000 molar
troops.
mm: 03m coulom
Twelfth Annual seem in regress
Today at law. Landm-
Ncw London. April Bil-The twelfth
annual grand council. Royal Arcannm
of ('tmnccticut, was held in the Nannie
Temple in this city today. When the
morning session opened at 10 o'clock
there were present 86 delegates.
The morning session was takes! up
wiiu routine business. reheating large—
ly of the presentation of reports of the
officers, (:rdnd Regent Henry G. Pal-r
tour. of Stonington. Connecticut. who
presided. rozul his report, which 0”“
that on April 1. lSil'l. there were ill the
('tmnt‘i‘iii‘ili jurisdiction 33 subordinate
councils with a membership of i.-_
37.7. in April. 1898. there were 34 em
inordinate councils with a membership
of l.5i‘.'. a not gain in mcmhershipddna
ring the year of fill. Two new cous-
i‘llh a!” now in process of learnt“.
the rvpnrt of Grand Treasurer Harv
um ll. Bryan. oi Waterbury, Will
a balance on hand at the present M
of ii, 2mm. and indicated prosperity.
'i‘lu- election of ofiicers will take
[llai't‘ this afternoon.
MAID mam.
at. Paul. Minn. April ail-4's. lla-
publirttn state committee has called 030
star» mnvontion topics-t in this city
on June 30, and arranged that fort“!
action be taken at that time to 09v
dorse Failed States Senator C. K. DIV-
ls for rc-electlon.
New Orleans. April til-Tho All!“ ‘
run surgical annotation met It“ in? .
icrdny. Dr. Joseph llolt delivered II
address of welcome and several Isle-v
llllt- papers were read. The W
tion will continue for two days.
Hi. Paul, Minn, April WWW”-
ilsncrsl it‘, (3. Mason. 1?. ii. A.. (railr-
ody is at his home in this city sold“
ing from a seven- strolls- of pally“
Washington. April 20~Thers no lo
change in ilrostor Walthsll’s condition
at it o’clock. Hope of recovery “
hem practically abandoned.
WILL NOT ('HANGZ P03“
By Associated Press
Liverpool. April 20-41» “I
the Cunard Steamship company “s
cisrc there is no truth in the m
that they have decided to few
ports of rail. Their vessels will /
lions to sail m- m is New
and lioston as heretofore. Th
liter steam will continua
to New Yors, "so if war " ‘
between the Called m M
tli'lilimtl (ll' TROY 00“
By Associated Press.
flamingo. N. 1., April
”000.10“. 0‘ m; “a
seed the sistyvsisth a“
the Troy conference at the
WI church. lie W
ltev i). If. .7. items!
m were sieved that g
is] end his W on '
“i," , ”All
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