.‘ “was. “1..
lscIr‘enlodvofcics-
the present
fimak hi the white
castle. The emperor.
hunt the throne. after re-
ruitful legislative re-
”including the in-
y. ”ill navy. whereby
urlty oi the dtnplrc and
place hsvs been so-
. lend the pscl'ilc‘ charac-
fist-man foreign policy.)
“nit time vigorously pro-
on rights " '
the war betwacn Spain
. _ items his majesty said:
.. gilt {drill fulfill the duties
”6‘ tsneutral position: but on
' nti .it. will protect so far as
‘ .‘.. . navigation and com-
ttaolcststloa or lnjury.','
' do therinese question. the
" wit: "The despatch of a
Kilo-Chou to demand
. -' and fully justliletl
in oothoids in East Asia.
~.~ . hiercinkand mill de-
”Mammalian byn’
‘ ”tending with China and
. ”‘1 disturbance of the relations
' and other states.’
, . to the settlement of
the speech said it was
endeavor of the emperor
Mrs] allies to promote the
, development of the empire.
3". burdens of agriculture and
“5‘: security“ and expansion of
concluded with thanking
, for the discharge of its
sn-i
(By Associated Press.)
est. May ll—Whea sunrise this
i tillicit! the regulations forbid-
“trance of vessels Into Key
. gm during the dark hours.
‘ {Prisca were brought in. They
. Spanish fishing schooners. of
‘ Alas. the Orieate and the An-
. The Orleate was captur~
gtlubont Helena. of Havana.
and from Yucatan for lia-
'. a cargo of dried fish and
. t thirty-five days on ac-
and contrary wintis. One
. . . was enough to bring the lit-
to terms. The skipper de-
lie knew nothing of the exist-
l r-wndltions. The Helena put a
‘ ..'on. hoard and sent her in
Antoillo Suarez was captured by
- Illicit boat i'ncas. off Bots (‘leja.
H ma. it Is said she was sig-
. motion to a French steam-
id where she could land without
erotics from bloikatiing fleet.
Annuals orncaas.
. -: A. I in New Britain.
5 ' my Asset iatctl Prcsm
M Bflisln. May l‘: The actohd
” I session of the encampment of the
' A. II. was held in 'iurnti ilall tov
" After a number of ri-sbluiibtiu
“ ,. posed of the situation was
" d“: the election of utilttts lion.
Almonds. of ilniiroid. was nomi-
' commandtr by lti'i'IlliiIiIIIllII.
other elections wuc lirt follows;
It" vice. llr Ht'ilH loontls
Ville: thapiaiu ilcntv l ill-ill"
Milton: delegiiie itt lz'iiai, llco
”mislead. of l’niimni; ilrttl dob
at nstiottsi cncnmptutm Ait'xtsli-
u“. 0' New iIi‘lZuitl so: tilld illi-
John Bowios. of Walllimnniii
fling offices will not hc rem h
Ilis this lits‘rnoon.
nun—wu-
"nus m IIAV' IAN”?
Assemble Thom
Wt ctiiunui Francis ii item It
~ sdjutuiit general of ibi- luv
I mnmtit'ul National (lint: d. on
' oi (inborn! Russell Float. has
led to tslllllliitllll' tbt- titrults
‘ ‘ ' y buttery at tho Hillii‘ .uin
9Illll'ssvonINluntlt. naturally iIli'
.lesvlug the IIOIIli' station at
~I Frost issued a should oidot
“misting that imtll till‘lIIi‘l‘ lililili'il.
multilih‘silunu will hc tllv-vcii
I Build" ii. Mitchell. llllI
ting A. A. 0.. ilrlsudc i'
Norwsiit. (‘.ono
M
Isssy. lnsuatshiy
lm Man.
II”. It? Associated Press l
Ay'res. vls Galveston. May it
torpedo gnttlmsi 'li-m.
has been lllllItll'ililIllli re
‘Issvnsds. thirlycilvt- nuns
'IIiI “It'll Wlill liltid Ill In!
.m sailed today prostitu-
‘ northward.
_ IoIAVIIII 'I‘ilWN.
.‘Wstlhsrns wont to Nrw
t Ill. sitar .ludgti
'- in t r cases lllllliisl
Inf! ferric immune
. slid Mrthiih'sm's bingo
ills“ t it its a s .
libel switch Mr. Taylor as
2w hint. .
lion
‘ Ir "0' .fl‘
WTMYM)
M of unknown
ttinmtlhliy do;
‘llémrti fl”busil-
‘i‘hs loss
:mpleyse in
antes 'of the maiute-
Jesse Jarvis.
to be out again.
l—sw duo-w
Joseph A. Judge and Ambrose Crocn;
kett have been called to New York to
join their regiment.
who bag been fit. is abli
A large number of Rowsyton people
attended the commencement mues-
at Music Hall. Tuesday night. . l
.._._....._
Mr. and Mrs. Frazier Dalbear. of
Brooklyn. returned home Monday fro
a visit with Mrs. Jennie Sherer. |
Work on Main street..near Gulder's
store. has been stopped. owing to the
fact """ that the tracks of the Trnmway
company have not yet been raised. The
,work will probably be done shortly.
DAB!" AID HOMO!
J. B. Mather. of B fialo. is visiting
his sister. Mrs. isaac lieck.
George W. Weed of Gleubrook. has
been engaged as assistant in F. V,. Can-
trcil' s meat market .
The funeral oi Mrs. John Williams
was held Wednesday afternoon from
her late residence. Rev. 8. .l. Austin
oliicistcd. The burial was in Spring
Grove cemetery.
A delicate surgical operation was per-
formed on Mrs. RAW. Mackey. last
Tuesday. by Dr. J. Hutchins White. 'of
Norman. assisted by Dr. Tiffany. oi
Stamford. The patient is doing nicely;
Charles Williamson has been ill the
past few days. Mr. Williamson was one
oi the graduates oi the class of '98.
South Norwalk High school. but was
unable to attend either the commence-
ment exercises or the reception.‘
.lohn D. Crlmmins. who is one of the
largest property owmrrs in town. anti
‘ resides in a handsome residence at ('01-
lender's Point in the summer. took a
prominent part this week in the obser-
mace oi the silver anniversay of Arch-
bishop Corrigan. in New York city.
The cemplete annihilation of thr1
Spanish fleet near Manila rcmovos much
of the fear people had about locating
near the water this summer and sever-
al parties whotnad about made tip their
minds not to be near the salt seashore
are now inquiring for cottages. As if
by magic Dewey' s guns in the for China
sea dispelled the fears oi the timid New
Yorkers and shore fronts are still in it
for summer guests. Even the dread that
some men had that business would be
dull anti that they woultl have to go
careful. is passing away. Business is
for better now than before open war
t ommcnced.
WMIPAUK.
Miss May Shepard entertained a par-
ty oi friends Tuesday evening.
Andrew it. Henderson is visiting
friends in Tottcnvlile. Staten island.
E. A. ilciiiicrson. oi this place. and
.l. il. Jackson. of .torwnik. left Tuesday
for a month's trip through the word.
'i'hc fcni c in final of the lounsbury
,ilatc has been torn down and prepara-
tions to re- -shlng|t~ tmtl repaint lht.l
‘iousc arc in progtess.
. wss'ros.
.IOIill .‘Il'f'llnllm. of Lyons' Plains. am-
piitafcd two of his iiiigcrs In Ja'nttut
Smith's saw mill Monday.
Miss (‘ot'n Olinsii-ittl has returned
home from tho Methodist hospital in
ltroklyn. where she has been undergo-
;tg trruimctit for i'llllt'l'l'. slim bi much
improvt-tl in hcalth. .
A Sunday school contort-urn will be
[told ill the lion iiili Methodist RN"
input IIliiltII ”'lhiiisiluy tifio-ruoon. Miy
lllllt. i‘iiink ll "allot of llaiibiiit.
and others proiulnciit In tho uotk will
to pvt-sci".
__....._....._..........
Mr. and Mrs. William iiilbcrt Wl'l'tl
liilll'iIi'iI tlit- otlwr day by an uproar lo
ilu- house. and tipon investigation
totind that tho iOW. witlth had Iii'i‘ll
grazing nearby had walked in at the
front door. through tho parlor litio th~
Ili‘illimm. smashing lumps and in it --l|
brm- in general.
A parish ntccting was bold lu Nor-
"will t'Illli't'Il 'i‘ititsdny afternoon. A
tlrrk. Miss Aunti- Fitch. was tiltvrtml to
llil the vacancy rains-d by tho resigna-
litlll of Vanderbilt Godfrey. nod the
hunting promptly ntljourut-d. lit-v. t'.
M. Arthur was printout. but was unable
to make his voico heard to any pnrposr.
.—
'l‘ltt- suililctt ilcuth oi Withrniiti l'lli-h.
heretofore reported. was duo in unruly-
nls oi tho throat. "ibc wholc family Iliiil
been ill with tho grip for HP past two
works. but poor dangerously so. and
the doom of Mr \ll'ltch wait tvntlroiy un
oaths-toil. “it was about sixtydwo yours
of ago. and loam s wlfv. throw sons and
two daughters. lt‘untual service-s wuic
hold at his into instill-urn today. "by
Alexander Hamilton. of Notwullt oliic .
nit-ti.
._.___......_._
ltldN'l‘ldNttldll lt‘tllt Ml'ltltldlt.
lstncat-lrr. N. li.. May dw'l‘honius
Mountain, was sentenced this morning
to It'l‘I’t' twontydour years of hard lat
bar in the agalo's prison for the tour-
drr of Joseph tlctciwr. at lltirhsm. N.
ii. in labor 2d. lltlll and s lilo- senicucc
was Iintmsvul on the charge of murder.
log William 'i'bicsls at the lliliil' time
llilll illitt't‘ ’l‘iw second sentence begins
at tho tsplrsilon of tilt- lion. Mons
bun Is also to pay the will of the trial.
ii. A. It. FLAG t‘ONTWlI'i'.
tlrorgc W. itsynmnd and ilrndlcy it.
- Keith. have been aptnilitb-d a commit-
m by limvkloghnm than to mater with
the prim lpsl schools of Nurwallt in "it
lsllon to the ting contest and secure
their cit-operation. Thol plan is to pre-
sent s flag to the school sending in the
art-steel costlier oi sewers sstl having
the test "hills: chlltirss is pro
ed.
,sinllsrlsriod test
CI I.
lit! A‘ss‘ocisted e l'
Isa Franc .‘lisv h misfit.“
the mechanics tributes. two of the
' most torihlds’liic looking fighters of the
Queen-bury age will enter the twenty-
four-foot ring to decide the attention oi
supremacy. The contest is the most
important ring event that ha been srv
ranged hides the Corbett- immoas
affair at Carson. The principals are
Tom Sharksy and Jim Jeffrles. and the
one who is bailed winner will be re-
"l garded as the coming champion of the
world. Each man says that he is con-
fident of winning. That the sports oi
the town are almost equally divided in
their opinion oi the men is shown in the
fact that thousands of dollars have been
withered in the. past twenty-four hours
at the very slight orders of 10 to ll
‘ against the saiibr. On the face of it. -
it looks as if the match would be close
and exciting. The crowd promises to
be greater than that which saw the
Fltsslmmons-Sharkey mstcbin this city
in 1896. The sales of seats tip to this
morning footed tip Sit. 000
IKALL WY 0)! m ALAIO.
Firemen and Cost firs-Ion Didn't want
to Go to Cuba.
(By Associated Press.)
Key West. May 5. 5:10 p. m.. Dc-
laycd in transmission-«The Mallory
line steamer Alamo. having on board
Mrs botind for Cuba. had a small mu-
tiny today among her tiremen and coal
passengers. These men. on learning
that the Alamo was to proceed to Cuba
when the troops go there, refused to do
duty under the circumstances. claim-
ing that the steamer is not sufficiently
protcctcd against the enemy. The mit-
tiny threatened to result in a serious
delay to tho ship'smovcments. but "the
captain of engineers in charge of the
troops took the matter in hand. placed
the mutinous men under restraint. with
a strong guard. and tho threatened
trouble soon fizzled ottt.
DIET) OF HER BURNS.
(iiy Assoclnttui i’rt‘ss.)
Greenfield. Mass, May 6—«Kntle Ken-
drlgan. eighteen. tiass' 'ifli. Greenbelt!
high school. who was severely btrnctl
while attempting to save the life 0 her
The injuries of. thc mother may prove
fatal.
ROOSEVELT llllYSTERilll lN.
lily Associated Press.)
Washington. May ii-Thmdore Roose-
vcit Was mustered in as a lieutenant
colonel today. Adjutant General (.‘or-
bln administering the oath.
Steimwiltittt (titanic.
nuns am up till) RE ill.
Steam Feather Renovating.
iltit Mattresses Rilllldt.
TICKS LlUlDBRED.
All grades of trinilrcaut's. down cushions and
iconic r pillow- to order.
Hood for lI’Ii‘I' llsl. .‘Illii orders pti
aticndt-il 1p.I tltxulstiillctl for and sodium;
Machini- siltlp— Job worlt. Lawn mowers
rt'jutlrcd uttti gmtmtl.
SOFIO & CO»
31-5
Is our telephone number.
it will take you but a IIIIIIIIIA' to
send in your order.
()rtlcrs largo or initial! delivered
promptly.
.No. 2 Nut Cool,
In t! good Iiiiltl writiilt-r t'tlli
$3. 50 per ton.
HARRIS ii CR",
Wait-r ob. foot of Raymond.
W
Notice-City Taxes.
The taxpayers oi the City of South
Norwulk are hereby notified that the
city tax of six mills on tho dollar. laid
on the city assessment list at Illili’. at a
city nit-cling hold at Arloa ilall. on
Madison sircct, on the 7th day of
Mtll’i'II. lilhtl. also iitc library fund lsli
of iiiltl-iililil‘Itil' mill on the dollar. laid
at the same limo. will be doc and pay-
iIIlIi' on the second day of titty. ltltlll. at
which time i will receive the some at
.lut-ob M. itlytnn's tiillcc. Nu. ii Itali-
rouil l'lat'c. l'cintliy at the ll’ilitl of
nine till per cent. a your from May 2.
lllilil wilibe charged on all bills rs-
iunlnlng unpaid after June 2. illiitl.
.iAMltiti i'Al' i..
l ‘ollccior of taxes of the City of [South
Norwslit.
iiouth Norwsllt. Conn. April ill. lltss.
sll int
School Taxes t
'i‘bs tsspsyers of the south Norwslk
llslca school district are hereby noti-
ilsd that the district tax of one sud
cue-quarter mills on the dollar. laid on
the town sssouutsat list of ml. at s
It Knight street.
Norwsi k.
day of June. ml. at the Franklin
street school house. will be due sail
Minnie on the at clay of is”. ms. at
which tints i shall as ready to receive
some at ltlllson's drug store. as Wash-
lngtea street. Penalty st the rats of
also per coat. a year from Iisy 2d.
ms. will be charged on all tssss rs-
tnslalug unpaid on and after June so.
islls.
l'. A. TOLLII.
Collector of Texas for south Nerwslh
Usioa school District.
Dated at Death Norwslh. April is.
ill.
the detachment "of West Point engin- '
mother. died at 6 o'tlock this morning "
All I! m.
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not... an:
i
i
i}
' . ' H halol'
Lodt‘oo'
lelol'
~Mon'u lo: 0"
Men's Futons
Mon's Workln
made upon it.
can and it.
Read t
OosilIsltm
LINCOLN
STORAGE
WAREHOUSE.
sou'rlt soswsng
Notary Public. sis
any bargain on the to
Lostloo"
. ' ILodibo' f
ti :Olu
\t'fi;
. ”up. 4‘?" .‘ H".
“‘33 00 Ilia-o, i. g m. i.“ 7" ,
sso loose. .6; fi- "jllifl
moo muons. u. up “if.
. noon on. , his 37 ; ’
bl. :aool. '4 no ' ‘ '
Mustastossoo, Incl
Min-or ants children'o Alston. worth
Ladle-f lac Rubboro. ‘
OhtlJronlo’ lld ,Iubbon.
.Mon'o‘ Winter Runs-to. north $4.00.
If,
Mon'p lnomol the...
Loothor.
Mono coil lien... '
g Shoal.
Mon'o Hip Boots.
.Io‘yo'Dou bio Solo Ihooo. worth
ono' Oohool Ihool.
THEO OLSEN,
Washington It" So. Norwalk.
The Business Men
of the, Norwslks and vicinity
it does not pay to have cheap printing in use in their business.
HowDo We Know ?
Because of 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 In operation day and night.
our engineer dads busy moments
whirling engine from getting a hot box because of the great demand
The Tendency oi the Times . I .
is toward a higher grade of printing for the use of business. mercan—
tile and professionsl men. and in fact, all who have use for the,
printer'l art. because they realise that printed matter which bears the'
stamp of eiperlenced sad skillful design. and careful execution. is in
itself efficient. advertising for any enterprise. because the character;
of s business is 'most absolutely judged by the character and apv]
pesrsnce of the printed matter in use. and. u we have said before.
the bustnedi’ ilh are becoming convinced of this fsct.
It is not a Case of Hide-and-Go-Seek
to get the "best that ever happened" in the printing line. for you
aid at the right prices. at
dissertation at to hinting Office,
No. is Water Street. South Norwsik. Coca.
Just around the corner from Washington Street.
. . 4 ' . rvpswairsns e .
then .3- " i . mucus: 2.2m:
PM“- it siiuii PRilliilR
Upon the ant symptoms of
s cold. procure s box of Dr.
lisrlsatl’s Acrtoa. Tsk ac.
cording to three one if it
may save you in s long.
and painful illness.
will we the grill: cambssdo
sens. sad neuralgia: does
. sot sleet the heart.
Acetonvlii—ctllcal Co.
IYITIO. CONN.
M m ITOIIAOI OI .
Furniture. Pianos.
Bicycles. Carriages.
etc. etc. etc.
yes rm rooms as
Toyiorhflolden’s
Militia Isl instills II“.
vs went-st- stow. so. m.
meeting of the district held on the let ‘
JscobM.stton.
Din. HS and Aunt lows
Insurance. ‘
lest lststs ssi lime
first.
asses sue-ship, Tickets. and sterling
Drsfts. loses loyalist-ti.
' and stocks laid.
07710.. I KAILIOAD MAUI.
ass-em
ren'st i hobs;
anufacturers’ shoeéflt‘hat will bait ‘
poi this earth. r "‘ i-
iliiii FRESH coon.
il0 up it
i
.
I " .
{silo
worth 0.00. 1:00
‘womi s.oo. moo ;
worth s.oo. use ;
worth 2.00. i.” i
worth‘ 1.00, LID i
worth 3.50. a.” f
2.50. t.“ l.
worth I .25, Clo i
are rapidly becoming convinced that
ii
in preventing his constant!
I
TNTBRESTED IN
TYPIWRITER
is the leader in ltupmvcmculs.
This «imrsny has lust-ti an Art thtslttgns
canto IIIII‘IIIIlt'Iitli' value. itlsfrss.
'I'It Iliiii Pitlitt 'i‘lptlflitt bean.
IVIIACUIK. N. Y.. U. I. A.
New Yarn ofiI Ill war.
New oven o co 17(3an lit.
WM
3antrs\‘b\rector
. and Enhancer.“
ss'sshtsgtcsstu mum.
memes. s Oneself 'l'srrsss
rslspscuusounst-s. in
m
1“”.
C C I I I .. I w.
nutmeg-tat cram. ,
reassess case.- M
lull lloistll tulip int
om dsily. except Isisrtisy. mill 0
s.ts.toll st..ssufrontltssp.st.:
isturdsy. 9 a. in. to is an. ass on ston-
sy «salon from i to s.
interest allowss on deposits.
.AIaDlli IOWA”. Prat.
JOIN it. mats. Vise-Inst.
rs
host physicians in the
alsrrsntrd “do what islslsiinsd hit it.
isPlsisted' drug store.
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tonic r .
slfection. it is
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The only
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um; i
ekless
vNo directions necetssry.
Hmpie and economical.
No valves “will not overflow."
. No soldered joints.
No wick. 1Normoke. ,
Cannot clog or get out of order.
Absolutely ss'e.
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REFRIG RHTORS
LAWN OWERS.
You eon tlnd nothing better.
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h
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WATKINS,
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i
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South
I! Street,
orwsik.
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from the ry. Mdsys'
12 free trial. lunmntecd for
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r to us. Bond forcotaiog.
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Moving Ahead!
.4 Our New Goods Are Now
wt
in Stock.
We have paid special attention
to the new colors and have a
large variety of designs in Red.
(liven. Blue and Brown.
You are cortihtlly invited to
call aitd see them?
.4..—
I’slntsrs' supplies.
OM! OM... .'
Painting. paperbsuglng
and dOi‘ill'iIIIilg.
E. E. Gorham,
to first unto. lint lofltli.
"J. 0. sessions.
«titan-linger. mans. Psiiltthl-
’ DIALII ll
Wolf Papers and Borders
1 NORTH ItAlNl’l‘lll'l'.
seats Norwslk.
sample looks of latest ltyles' of
Papers. Borders and out lsouldings
tslten to houses for inspection. on no-
tice by postal. lsttmstes usefully
sires. II"
m
When out driving why not hsvs so on to
Contact and Style?
it cash you nothing cstrs at the
EXCELSIOR
LIVBRY AND
sues mates.
(itinerant: Mamlucluding
I“ M W I“ MI.
“Wests sanM:m
"MIA "0"”... v
Oscar H. Ionics.
(w to tel. less)
"hem-seamed sod cellos wisely yen
O”.'.llAflI.lls.sllm
m ' I: . _ H 1' ‘
. ,r in reference to so article published
.~ in a Sunday papen to the effect that a
person who did not desire to be known
in the matter would wager $260 that
George filddcns could stop it‘rcd Motllrr
, in six rounds. providing the proposi-
Ition met Sitidons' favor. and that the
man with the 3250 would be at the
iodine of the Sunday paper at a
. t'itour Thursday. McCllrr authorized this
. statement:
.-;_ "l have offered to bolt George Bld-
' ”dons six rounds before the Clover Ath-
.' letlc club in this city. at the show to
1 .lie given the middle of this month.
. have agreed to meet him at any weight
~ between 122 pounds and 130 pounds ac
" ‘ccptabio to himself.
attach his name to articles of agree-
mtilit, i will lose no time in folloWing
an t
i will pay no attention to overtures that
would cause a question of weight to be
raised. an agreement upon a referee
. and timekeeper. and othtr points that
lnvariahly end in a wrangle and no
1 meeting. After Siddons signs and can-
not get away from entering the ring
with me i have no doubt my friends
will take care of that 8250 Siddous' ad-
? mlrer has.
the finish. but i will be in the hunt all
the way through.
and everything that will suit Siddons.
The club is satisfactoryto me. the ref-
eree anti timekeeper are satisfactory.
and so are the club rules.
sign and it will begin to look like insti-
certain
lf stations will
Until Siddons signs to meet me.
i will not only be in at
I will agree to any
Let. Siddonc
nose. I will be there when the~gong
sounds."—llridgeport Telegram.
‘ sun-streams museums
" estates-Intense in Cities Held by
the Spaniards.
(Copyright 1898. by Associated Press.)
Kinsgston, Jamaica. May 5. ii p. m.
‘ ——Slnce the American consular affairs
were placed in the hands of the Bri-
tish consuls. the anti-English feeling
has developed in the cities 'of Cuba held
by the Spaniards. This has been In-
creased by the friendly English com-
ments reproduced in the Spanish and
Cuban press.
Naval men at Port Royal expect that
the crttlsers recently added to the West
indies ileet will be sent to Cuban ports
for the moral effect of the demonstra-
tion. . .
Senor Murconlei. the Spanish consul
herc. has for the second time informed .
tho colonial authorities that he does
not believe himself safe owing to the
number of Cubans anti Cuban sympa-
thizcrs in Kingston. He has applied
for and been granted police protection
and one man is always on tltity at the
consulate.
HENDEZVOUS FOR TRAMPS.
(In the north side of the railroad
frat-ks. near Sellcck's cut. is what
might be termed a rendezvous for
tramps. Almost any day. when the
weather is good. a dozen or more of
these sons of rest may be noticed lying
about under the trees there. Many
times of late these fellows have been
suspectui of petty thefts. but it has
been a hard matter to get evidence suf-
ficient to bring about a conviction.
iiowevcr. something should be done by
town of Greenwich to rid the commun-
ity of these follows. The rendezvous
referred to is on the line between thc
two towns—Stamford Telegram.
MAKING ARMY TENTS.
The shirt factory of West & Bl-
monds. at Port Chester. which employs
In the neighborhood of live hundred
hands. ninety per cent. of whom are
girl“. are rushed at present. the war
giving the concern all the work It can
conveniently handle. During the past
week the firm has been working on a
Iar e government contract of hcavy
can as army tents. many of whlth have
aircady been sent to the war depart-
ment.
Wild. NOT l’thilfi l‘ilAltGm.
The charges which were to have been
prefcrt'cd sgsiuat Attorney Joseph A.
Gray by ii. .i. Wadhnms will not in-
made. although Mr. Gray had taken
steps to refute them. it is understood
Mr. Wadhams has got into deep water
during his recent proceedings against
thc~'l'own Court prosecutors and was
obliged to fall back on Mr. Gray for
atvre.
VANllAui AT THE fiCHOill..
Considerable damage was done by a
vanilsl at the liver lver school. yss-
tetdsy. The tires of snow of the scho-
lsrs' bicycles were ruined by a knife
cut and other tires were punctured.
The teachers are making a rigid Nihili-
lnstion. several tetty thefts have also
been reported. out some harvesting tho-
volopmonts are awsite.d
sitar To 1‘ch COUNTY sons.
The cases of the two neglected Psi-
rlclt Walsh children. John and Annie.
aged thirteen and eleven years. isms
up in the “Iowa Court yesterday after-
noon. Judge (1 y sentenced them
to the (‘oullty 0M The mother
wont to but yesterday morning for in-
toslcstion.
NORWAth‘s Ws‘rllt sthPl.Y.
The sentiment in Novka seems to
be Hill It will be unwise to expend any
money on Norwsllt's water in stem this
your. bill to rely on south Norwsik
water. The board. according to one of
the members. is uncertain which Is
implicit course for additional supply to
. . .
liltllA'l‘ Alifl cos FLAtls.
Never boron in the history of Nov-
wsllt were so many also owned within
its limits. Dealers have sold them by
the hundreds. in fact. the demand has
been so gust all over the United stairs
that tho prices have advanced over one
hundred per cent.
llllltimhl i'lltl 'l'l-lhlA'l'llNhil.
A team in the apartments of l’llovsal
locals. in fish sstrsst. Norwsllt. ss-
plotted lost sight sum threatened to
sections In. 'l'hclsmlly es.
tissslshrtt the blur steer some Illl'
work. mm was seminal.
Norwalk Chronicler