-tilv""’.»s ”imam >. .1" -l
memo innit—rue. ulti-
matum “.mmm waa ro-
mwltmw In new
The Shani-habitation: i lately
mutilate-ails mm with the
tritium notifying the United
out» Wit littered before he
no art.- in palm our one .
filth " “99W still-M
~“th3an3raolmogovuamtaum
Walthewhlic at the ad.
mum rays: “The government
, will an." reply whatever to the ol-
’tltaatum.” _ :~‘~
com-hm thn‘lolhrl'nl points out
' them which Spain may de-
rive'iro’iii' tin? two or privateern, in
which connection. however, nothing
but haeihicially more.
, f» ‘ r t} '
m haul Authority of the cum
‘ ”hall” logical.
Kingatoh. Jamaica. April zt—A hlsl‘
W QBWW tinder the Crown says:
Aura. conditions of modern warfart
are no changed that the old rules wli.
require an application more particu-
larly to entail-g circumstances that
, on hard and lined liner. Great Brie
tain will obaerve and enforce the prlna
cipala of the neutral and commit at
not of favoring the bellkeranta.
"It is incumbent on the helligerantr
to respect the sovereignty of the nett
trail, and the duty of the neutral to re
strain the nae of its territory for bellig-
eraut purpoaea.
Hoatllltiea will not be permitted
within the three-milolimit of Jamaica.
and any Spanish ship to captureu
could claim the hospitality of Great
Britain, delivery up. and damagea.
if, however, the capture waa resisted
no redress would lie, the resistance be
ing a violation of lovereignty.
"Veaaola of the United States and
Spain in diurnal could eall at the [lift
of Jamaica, and obtain coal and provin-
tona and aulcient repairs to reach tht
nearest port of the nationality of tilt
diureaard renal.
"Coal is contraband if for immediate
or the ultimate use of one heiligeraat
against another; no gelligerant venue:
ael can leave port within twenty-tout
hoora after another. and no t'l'tllllt'l' can
call at and obtain neceaaory coal and
proviaiona at shorter intervals than
three montha.
="iteatral watera moat not he and a»
a point of tune for an immediate hoa-
tlla movement.
”Portulaca. a crulaer in the new
tral waters could not read out boalr
for a hoatiie porpoae.
"Great Britain will take the view of
the Treaty of Washington that a m-
. H. armed. but not maintained. and
carrying merely a navigating crew.
ooald be taken by a hoetlie into a new
. M port. to be held by either lfllllfit
ar-t without a violation ot neutrality.
It would he con-idem! a mercantilr
not without hostile intent.
1
routine 2 ”tinder the hill laundered
{aromatic army in cargo: gar ‘
”‘é‘l‘imiw Whom "
. no mumm ,
‘ would it retain lta «cutout» iii the
. vol
1{leer for
9'??? . ‘ .
General llawley replied: “The Senv
» titanium-rm teen-pared of, .
eleven man who were volunteer aoldlera
arm on the union mead door on
mmwm llhe‘il‘iharv
many. ltlamyopinlo‘atbntthvlla—
tionaljouard regiment, will; ao far as
pomihie km their number-(certain?
lr‘the name of their ninth-tad the of-‘
doeraoflhegradaofoolonelaad below
will he appohtad'by, new. 'I
think it'will very much renamhla the
peat volunteer force organised in '01
with the very great advantage that it
will he composed of National Guard re~
gimenta with goodofllom and very
creditahly trainedrrond diaclplined men.
'l‘hevalneoft'henameoftheatato and
the amp the ngimeut and the
touch of elhowa among men of the res-
giment, perhaps all from a county and
whore neighbors "and relatives would
be sure to hear of any aerlona defect
or blameworthy default with the men
are very great.
“How proud our old regiments were
ofrlhelr name and record! They were
not oompoaedof men picked up all
over the continent. but they were bro~
than or the lame atate, and were large
ly of the same county. Suppoae the
gallant "Buck Tail: of Pennaylvania,
or the “iron” Woe." of ”Wt-cousin,
or the “Vermont Brigade" had been
enlisted in scores of other regiments at
random. Theao thine are of eaceed~
ingly great value in maintaining the
morale of any company;
We! the nae-m am that
“dilemma.
By Aaaociated Press" .
Motion, April zl—A belated Madrid
deapatch to the Times, deacriblng yea-
:erday'r scene in the Cortes. says:
"The queen regent wore an elegant he-
iiotrope costume. with deep lace and
heliotrope Dinner. The qtloen'a and
the king's thronea were simple velvet
covered armchair; The queen's voice,
which was low at Inf. showed tram
of strong emotion. Ar ahe proceeded,
however, it grew louder and firmer.
The paaaage which ereated.the deepest
impression was the one in which her
majesty identified heraolf with the no.
lion and referred to her run. tier ma—
ieaty then laid:
”Thur identifying myaelt with the
nation. 1 not only fulfill the oath I
aware in accepting the W. but l
follow the dictatea'ol a mother’s heart.
trunting to the Spanish people to girth-
or behind my aon'a throne. and to or.
fetid it until ho is old enough to defend
it him-elf. aa well as trusting to the
Spanish people to defend the honor and
the territory of the nation.’ "
Continuing, the Timea' tlespatch.
says: “That atirring call to the herld-
tary national loyalty took the awli~
move by storm. On all aides roaea shouts
of Tang Live the King: Long Live the
Queen: 'liong Lira ilpaln.‘ ’laog Live
Spanish-Cuba} "
The little hing looked proudly at his
mother and smiled. and the looit was
returned with nlectlooate underline.
The utioen evidently had dint-pity in
restraining her emotions, for to utter-
ing the next few worda her van 4: trem—
bled. but ahe anon recovered her com-
potture and proceeded with the calm.
murageoua. aelf-poaaeaaloo which the
always diaplaya at momenta of dimmi—
ty and danger.
in listening to the rewponae evoked
by there words of cauldron, one could
but feel that the confidence wait mutual.
and that the coming atmle. lnetml
of being a danger to the woman who
halt identified her-elf with theta. and
who is aa keenly aa maltivr to na-
tional hotter and aoiielloul for the na-
tional interest as the moat patriotic of
”Great Britain will mtlow the Welt»
loan for belligerent! enunciated iii the
war of flexieo and Texas. legally. the L
_ ltateaaMIpainaraaolhouud
Hy ‘treaty at Pam, but it Dpaln‘
m aloe Amerleaa anode on lit-2
gard to tree ships and tree gonna
“The foreign allotment art will be
mll’fllm IN LONDON.
aiar principle to regard to raialogl
gilah'ahipa Great Britain will objem’
and furor Spain to recogniae the prin- ’
eiple of the Declaration of Parts in re-
melee-Ir calm with mom to;
"°" W“ territory. am:
"‘0 “Hard departure of unarmed
mmtfproesdtagtoareamlg,mr . m, “at”
Wtformhilatioa. will Maimflgw “"5 ”I 3 l' “if
her native hora whim
mun-noun“.
lurker I! Capella look to have
mm,
By Aaaoelated Freer.
intuition. April zl~ror a mod time
a verdict of guilty has been awarded
against 'l’hoiuaa lead Dram thew
Edrill mate. tor the murder of Captain
Charles l. Noah. of the harheailae lies»
'liert fuller. on the lib near. daring
the night at 1on ill. 1“. The ravdlet.
o'clock last night. carried with it the
words "without capital mint-eat.”
onderalawenutadalaaatkrlratmal,
111a verdict of guilty without capital
at
Whaling f; d iolial onset . uya
stylish golf-lac: s dill Wilma L YOU
titty . urtSpuo on, . itiift‘ $ngde 1
5m " we? . .. H?W.Kil“ . ;
., . it suits fiafitfiltlclléd \
stock ill ‘go fpyole l ,llSéls slack... ,
sense and ”saving to buying thus. .
J Golf-cycle suits are here in abundance
for those who want a separate outing; suit.
Many men preferablue or black Cheviot or
serge coatandt check .30“. breaches. Coats.
52.50.353.50. 35 to $8: breaches, $1.50. $2,
' $2.50.$i.50.$$ and . f .
Regular suits in j otch plaids and checks,
Mellon knee-culls and cloth culls laced.
$7.50. $10. $12. $13.50 and $15. Made by
men gill" make nothing else the whole year
roun .
We care for bothends as welle-caps 48c.
, to $1; gull stockit‘ilgsin all the hewestcflects,
l‘
. 50¢, $1, $1.50 an .52, American, English and
French makes. Willi feet or without. "
8K6;
mushroom COM
.MA WWWTwIl-W' m
i I .-
. . . ,
aaAAaQaatgana‘aaag‘ ...... annual‘hlh
liar and Cook Agree
The following 'niona of high authorities on it; attentional: lug, ex- _
_ pteaathevlewaozlfelt tn'emberaoi’the medical anSieulhtaryprofeseions.
. “cage“.nm.‘mu"uh WWO one Munster-need ‘
a. w onlzan gnarl-g roar an favor with
I via-3g...“ '"mhaahm."amaa::: 3*.” media-iv” aaawrl intelligent
' adamant page: '00] la “GM“.ztuWflI‘flo-cl
. m in porn man bent at no aeo-
adaawtly worthy» anneal. "flair w n baa "r
for eon-arr wee.” h ”
‘ J.naaanlahrana.al..sr.n.,ra.o. D naed. Bl l ”uh“.
fir palm brat-«H Whig learner.
Walt-0L5": I
linka appetiziog loud, good health, and economy.
Matthieu braid bent-mum pound yellow
It”. withoor Immune” momma-um: - .
“mm-oaewm.mm wioanyotherway. »
“only hull! I. N. ratauar 00"".
I'll
cwrcm. Hr. stagnant. ,
»-~..t.~~.o-‘.'
WANTED.
(ltd (told or Silver of any kind; old broken or tliwarded
Watt-lies, t’hainaJctvolry, litmus, etc., in any condition.
FULL CASH VALUE WILL BE PAID FOR ANY Altlllll'l',
A. W. AUSTIN, Jeweler,
Opera House Block,
Sixth-film Per Cent
Connecticut (lotit'rul itmtlt-rn policies. (‘ttstx but little;
tit-ulors apply to S. S. L'Ilotomotlieu, agent, Smith
Norwnlli, Colin.
W
The Home Paper: -
Nothing takes its pli'tt'e'. 'l‘ht'rv- is rm Itllwllllllll' ltml tlu-ro
never will be. it in unique and original, holding in its lirm 1
graap all the purple itt town. The paper and it e [it-"pie! are i
lit-quotable. Their intensity are birth mutual, am! they built i
know it. The only mat-ital way of trimming "th penplu
it» through the local Imper,
‘ The getting Sentinel
liltlDl'lP'l'Ofl’i‘ P’I'llt'l'lll‘lt’ATiONB.
The beginning of operations on tho I“ m ”ll you '
Bridgeport harhor fortiltrationa was l0, .
unavoidably delayed and work was not B cl“ ‘l ‘l
not any price
Jill cart to [it]
begun until it o‘clock ihla morning.
lunteaeat Gotham. the engineer to
oblige, had «retracted with the it. i).
“ever. .lr., rompany for the cement.
and and other raaaon’e supplier lfyotlwaulatlamai u
ly reliable tip-tow '
lileyelll. the that w‘
hold it» otrn in an
ooatpatty, on arg‘
w.
The timbers will he tarnished ivy the
A. tit. Darrin runway. The atone will
be formatted by John Beanie. of info
inland. The unskilled labor has at
really been MM ideally. The “tiled
labor trill he performed try the work» Mimi"! WW. ‘ ‘
also who have been nurtured by the anytime“ willlie,
warrant-eat oathefouileailooa at gourd next year-iii
thaeaaterneadofthe vowed. yamihetiltllllif
thewlaeiforyou. t.
PAItlil Milli William.
lily Animated Prela
MW April tin-The Amer»
tree line steam Farm. which arrir»
ed have yeaterday. walls for New Tort
tomorrow. tier regular railing day
hilhtddahantmth
”'33”
your tin-at i
”mam
wumum‘
v
waatdhetiatardayJutlarivv-rattho .
, ,vthatahrtaeaartrvaahrtheh'nltn»
hthhm ‘
L Old Gold and Silver.
Norwallt. Conn. ..
ill the business men of this country die pour. By prompt j
action rot? may escape, by applying toth im- ono of the 4;.
absolutely lltiii-lorloititlilt'; iii t’lliill itt illtl tig‘. For pttr- :: :;"::':: .: z: :2":’;‘
0111' lines are now open and we
‘1 invite inspection to our line of
3 both LA DIES’ and GENTS’ Nobby FootWoar.
, M. H. GLOYER’S,
“ 122 Washington street,
Sstahtished i868.
. Ytrtootr‘s
Etadtno'ltlidtmom and Cloak
Store in the 3min Cities.
3 Some are cordtebg Knotted to inspect our
Sprint; Stock oi
Skirts moments;
We have the \avgost assortment to the clip.
Our dresses are o\\ ta’dor made.
South Norwalk.
Ki. Ytr'togtv,
South “math. Conn.
‘ minim Keith mock.
tilt Uili’tllSll. "
F001)
CHOPPER
:5 CROPS ALL KINDS OF
‘;;FOOD into Clean Cut Uni-"
"ici'orm Pieces as FINE or;
COARSE as wanted.
eta—avat-
Other machines chop meat
only. THIS DOES AWAY
WITH THE C" OPPl N G
BOWL ALTOGETI‘IER.
CHOPS Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. Cabbage. Bread.~
EVERYTHING.
A machine you will use
every day. Callandeee it.
NASH 6t VAN SCOY,
COR. '0'"! Hill "It WEST STREETS.
i
BETWEEN
NORWALK, sum nottthLK;
AND NEW YDRK.
, uncommon
tiiyolilorrdfllilm m
'ltoonatthohomeofliiaacolluh.‘
Inna-on, in which Na
The ladies of the v
club and other guests were"
llghtfully entertained yesterday
view avenue. The highest m
made by Mrs. Russell Mitre; "
madge Baker and Mrs. Sarah 9'
The other ladies present. and .
cipoting in in the game were
win Adamo, Mrs. .l. H. Knapp. lira.
ii. Swords. Mrs. G. c. Stillaon, rt,
Francis Bennett. Mrs. Henry 3. I,
wood. Mrs. A. A. Graham, Ira. m
Fitch. Mrs. W. W. later, llra.‘l.,ca I
Palmer, Mrs. F. D. Lawton, Ira. M
lea E. Ferris, tile Mina Lilla m
and Lina lllll. Mrs. Alfred W
and Mrs. William C. Street. ed .
ion, Mrs. M. Hoyt, ot Redhankl,
Mrs. Leslie Smith and Mn» M ,
At the conclusion of the game tulle
t-loue refreshments were served}, lit
which both the ladies and mountain
of the Veteran club participated. « .
Children like it; it saves their ll'fi‘
We mean One Minute Comb Cure, the
infallible remedy for coughs. ooldl.
croup, bronchitis, grippe, and, fl!
throat and lung troubles. E. 1’. Ward,
Norwalh; G. C. Stillaon. 80. NM
~Aeetondoeanotailectlhahfll¢l
A little Ely naked for a bottbdA
”get up in the morning as fast aa you
can." The druggiat recognMd
household name for “DeWitt'a LIN-3‘
Early Risers." and gave him a bottle
of those famous little pills for cold!-
pation, sick headache, liver and stole
och troubles. E. P. Weed, Korw
G, C. Stillnon, So. Norwalk.
Thirtynve years make a generation.
That in how long Adolph Fisher. at
Zancsvllle. Ohio, suffered from oil“.
lie was cured by using three boxes I'll
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. B. P.
Weed, Norwalk; 6. C. Simeon, So.
Norwailt.
~Aeeten euro- lat Grippe.
THEY ARE HERE.
The famous Blue B. Remedies of the
"Joe llhwng Yook Series." the Ill.
slutty of E. Z. Brierngelle. A. IL. I.
i). No. 1 cures Rheumatism; 2 com
Lo Grimm; 3 cures a cough or cold: 4
cures Catarrh: 5 is a perfect appetit-
itig tonic; 6 XXX Stimulating Pills
t‘llle Impotenrc; 't' is the Children'-
Rcliof Slimming Syrup. Trial bottle!
of all, ltic each. or out this out and gd
one tree: 1,000 references on applicat-
tion. Charles S. Elliot]. 187 Whaling-
ton etrcet. sole agent for South Nor-
walk, Conn.
ln i388 my wife wont Plant and war
attacked with rheumatism. She re-
ceived no relief until she tried Cilan-
lierlain'ii l‘nln Balm. Since that till.
we have never been Without it. W.
find it. gim instant relief in cause of"
burns and molds and in never fall!“
for all rheumatic and nouralgic paint.
-—D. (Y. Brant. Santa Ynez. Cal. M
stale by (l. C. Sililaon. South Not-walk,
and E. 1', Wood, .sorwalk.
cues-roan.
hab-
eatu in
M. W4
1 Willi reading an atlvertiaement 41
tfhrtmlwrlan's t‘olio, ('holera and DI".
rhooit Remedy in tho Worm-tor me
priiw rowmly. which leads me tom
this. i can truthfully ray 1 never p» "
out any rt-mmly Mimi to it for colic Old
tliarrhtm. l have never hall to v
more than one or two dowel to our.
the wont cm with myneif or child—
rt-o.——w. A. litrotttl, Panama“ City.
Mil. l‘tn' little by (l. (f. Still“. 30!!!
Norwallt. and E. l’. Weed. Norwaih.
it is it great imp from the old “the
ltmml drama of blue more and ham
physica to the plenum little ville ‘
litiown its llthitt'a Little Karly Rm
They wore constipation, nick headaeh
anti lrlllltmatlm E. l’. Weed, Note
walk; 0. C. tltillvon. so. Norwalk.
~1cetrmhreahaupaeoid.
TO GO TO KlfiNMKB
Requires nerve and Iain of it. Pm
with weak nerves abould take Clara-
lnnd'r ('oltvry Compound Toe. the“
vegotohlo remedy for nervous «Infi-
tlon, tierrmav proatrnlion. NW
and constipation. it cleanlaa the
blood imperceptibly but (lied-all};
all impurities. baniahlng pl
omptltmtt. itch. bolls, cartinneiaa
anllow akin. Call at ”W!
store, til Washinrtttm atreet. and
trial when free. Large
twenty-live centa.
Norwalk Chronicler