By -edAaaoeiat
ington, Hamil?”
te yesterday afternoon that
apartment was willing to acknow-
e that the Spanish fleet had reach- ,
awakening more» ,
, oillplsl bulletin posted by the bu-
‘ *‘ot navigation? ”libs department
he, infamatien, which: file believed to
be authentic.- tbstlie' Spanish squadron
I_ under Samuel Mini is at Santiago
. . half
. .‘ ‘y ‘
Santiago, and according to the state-
'01 omciala nothing definite came
E5? some time yesterday afternoon.
source of the information on which
the barrel of navxgigp6 based its flau-
monument that Verde fi-eet
‘ was at the Cuban port was not disclo-
sed. The immediate effect of the con-
ilri'hetory advices was a special meeting
elm the Strategy Board
.. - The'nsval strategists do not know
goth" to be glad or sorry that the
pe Verde squadron has arrived and
‘ are nervous over a possible escape of
-. flaunts”. With nearly all the Amer-
teen naval vessels at the other end of
x dubs there is ample opportunity for
'ICerIvtersI tohmage anotIlIIer quick moveI;
man s all out of mm
"of samba...»- Q'Scl'i‘iiiy gels! cute game
which Carvers is playing and his suc-
Webma- ritual, lace to place in
ilg up finally at
has choir n the adminis-
tratlonI {but it has a good sailor to
w t
e opinion expressed in official cir-
bias is' that Cervera touched at Santiago
. not only to communicate with Blanco
but to ouse enthusiasm in n and
in Cu . Nearly everybody t inks be
will not stay there longer then the
time necessary to fill his deplewd coal
bunkers. it was reported after the cab-
if last meeting today that this idea was
. generally accepted at the meeting. and
causal anything but a pleasant feeling.
Still the naval authorities are very
hopeful that the Spanish fleet will not
escape. A relentless chase by two
squadrons under Sampson and Schley
will be successful In the end. it is con-
tended. and with the knowledge that
the enemy's ships have not been mak-
ing good time. probably as much on ac-
count of foul bottoms as a desire to
economies fuel. naval oilicers are cooll-
dent that the American squadrons have
an excellent chance of overtaking Cer-
vera before long.
There is a feeling that the Spanish
fleet is already on its way back to Cape
Ver .or to other Spanish watbr across
the tlantlc. This view is held bo-
esuae it is thought that the principal
outlet of the Spanish squadron‘ a visit
was to supply lilanco with arms and
ammunition. It was absolutely ncccsi
cary that this old should come from
Spain. and the warships having succ cas-
fully accomplished their mission would.
it is licved by many. hasten home ho-'
m as overtaken by any American
squadron.
Cnlaas Bianca's used had made it
imperative that his supplies teach him
immediately it would have been man-
ifestly unwise on the part of the Spon-
iards to divide their naval force which
even in its eniirity. is not equal to
ours. Part of their ships bot log out one
pared to go to see. they were obliged to
send the st complement they
could muster. be strong desire on in.
part of the
whereabouts of their fleet is ialtm as an
additional indication that their ptlrprmr‘.
was other than to ilsht. at least. for tlt'
l. ' . ['1’ l"
d... J. D. Hale, of 'ibe Buckingham,
New York ,.is spending a few
wicks with {I317
3 .‘ Min, Andrewllilllsublramtaron Stev-
' one and Mrs. Alfred Crockett are visit-
who iIIIg Mrs. L. 0. Parker, in New York
.0 v I l . l ‘
J. Sherman Hoyt ‘will be in town to-
day looking after the construction of
his magnificent residence at Content-
nIIent Island.
We.
hired Haviland is having a large ad-
dition plibel! on bl a cottage at‘ Benda-
_ land. John F. Gridln. of East Norwalk,
, ls overha'ullag the plumbing.
C. L. Ogden is to have a large water
tank placed In the new house he is hav-
i is to sell the residence heinow be.
all
' . II... _,__.__' ~ ' s--"-- _
Charles DeKlyn is having a gas ma-
chine placed In his cottage at Pine
Lodge. He will also have the plumbing
overhauled previous to the occupancy
of the house next month.
“sub—Wu...—
Mrs. J. M. Bowen was at her summer
home in Rowayton this week, having
returned from France, where she and
her daughter spent the winter. She
(has returned to Brooklyn for a few
aye.
The union service held at. the Metho-
dist church last Sabbath evening was a
tempegncc mass meeting. against
grantl a license to Mrs. Addie Cluck,
who be flicd an application for a bar
license.
The town is making extensive Im-
provomcnts to the road near the find
Mill. 8. it. Word has had live our loads
of stone placed on the portion of tho
highway in front of his property. A
great improvement is bring made.
I)“ AND 10ml. ‘
Miss Susie Stillman is visiting Mrs.
Edwards in New York city.
no... or 3......
Wall Paper
In all variety of new shades, colors and
designs is what you will find in our
handsome Spring chick. Our reputa-
tion.for artistic well decorations, and
our discriminating taste in selecting
the flower of the designer and the man-
ufacturer. is so widespwsd that com-
.lIImcs Lindslcy is repainting Alon.
Mackey’a house In lproy avenue. oc~
copied by George (loodcvc.
Samuel Grumman and F. V. Cantrell.
appraisers of the insolvent estate of
Webb & Abbott. have completed their
work.
The macadaui road In Noroton is
nearing completion. Contractors llutcs
dDowns arc now rolling down the last
loads of sionc.
i
r
l
Spanurits to conceal the :l
i
lilo leboins
While the insurgents are pretty well .
in control of tho‘ rovlncea of Santia-
do Cuba and rto Principe; the
gallon land forces are said to is-
staeas «notch in convoy anything iti-
mItba country that lllaaoo really
"W“W
manslausas'"
“WWW.
lily Associated Press-l
New York. May tl-Iica’uer Arts-
“. which called from Isa .lusa. l'ario
flea. Me is. arrived yesterday sad
i at she was is that part two
IMi‘ the meal hull l'ttIIIl
lrsl film's -
Mi: that from it to it laii'ls
kl led and slmui Oil won .1»
hiiiieva wrred ”rd. one of ihe
wasvrsiroya two suits were
‘ . of his seems is ism were
WI was not show-
lilies... l'ili'lh lilac
A lift is room that on
lia i of nlsh warships ar
2" si aArmin hey. so laminae rio-
' was corms nfaso battleship.
g. cruisers and four I insist dc
f 7 i also several shirts. ora-
y colilsrs.
WAl‘f'flttl son vurrosv.
t be t sows of
i
i
meat is undone-ry. --—-—-—-
Tbe littlehlblaa'k;miéb shofiIlgI Mala!
strcct. put-c so y any n oy. o
"7'" PIN!- William H. Fairbanks. has been raised
Palotera’ Supplies. about two feet and converted into it
Artists’ Materials. wbccltucu‘s rest.
Pictures Fratned and Unframed. : Herman liooacr use inst anilht‘ld 1::-
. mm ring it strum bat ng apuratus n It
”m"? 0“ toOrder. ' residence in (lrnccy street. The work
Piloting and Paper Hanging. was done by the Junior Steam Hosting
m company. ‘of Brooklyn.
DEL ‘ I ill
Thursday night the pastor's l I c
19 WWW W class. Pastor's liclpcrs. held their man-
South Nerwalk. tlIly social ill the Sunday li‘itool rooms
(ban. of the Presbyterian church. Nearly
.ciahly persons were present. A pro~
srammo of readings. "citations. vocal
and instrumental music was rcudorcd
by home and outside tulcni. Refresh-
mouth wcroaorved. An interesting fcu~
; lure of the owning was the presents-
lion in itev. Arthur ltequs of an clo-
s‘aat lamp. ll birthday gift of his class
and other friends. the social bring on
, his birthday. 'f‘his furl was not thought
of at first. but it happened to be so. A
presentation speech by Elder licuiumlu
Wood was u very grateful our. and of
course it was responded to. Mr. Wood
is superintendent of the Sunday school
’l‘bm weii pliilcd iii a i'onspiiuous
place in the main room it largc sud
prciiy birthday ishc. having the pus
iora nanic and dais on it. and so sr
ranged as to attract attention as soon
H lieu . m ‘uri is entered. ‘l‘hls was sorvod and
"MW" “w" I! it many ind Imraiuisiions s... givcn
it till ltll It. ”It Milli. o... pastor.
UU—W—u—u— asses W DADA“.
Egyglétl-wbri?" filingfiz KNOW“ m. m '0‘
“t“...
l“ . will be is lites.
flowing
on?"
It“! 0
'1 ii is upwind ihsi sis-Iii live their
m‘uad awn will he is fine is the A.u.
i
imfln ,
riiore opoo evenings until u o’oiauck.
STOP AND THINK!
If is worth considerable Io know of a place
wi Icw you ciaugr a
Goodsiliulutiltli toilriir,
lN Till!) harm E'l‘YlIill.
With Purim t |\ilorkmuusbl Iandsi (liasi
l-‘it ilusrau
.odlis‘sud Ita’sdttaelaaiiri b ifivao'
l". "ll Mol'aflfllfltlgd
A. JT'Z'INK,
ii. stats paradv si Waterbury on Mon
day.
ties of the features of the parade will
be a company of cinema. ssvosi avi-
or eighty si on of star.
. bury mos .V.:d Whit ikaaioa as
fit I“ ii" ."A‘ o. ad'fiib“
ill years r
m ‘ Iy IIiiIrs of the aisle their hIrofaiheis
, usrriod. and two crucial to create a
3 uisriisdra
WER'W wli start at it illic‘licioc
”Milli.”
ifyuswautsilssvsigls 5“" “it“ will to
in the hello and lied l
V M ”Mm Alit"fill“.i'llnnor. 'i‘ho invited. uni:
bicycle. this that will
hold its own is tiny
salinity. on any
Milieu weather.»
winks.
Iieaiysarisi this
tillIIl‘l'ls
will in illicit ai hi. Patrick‘s lisl . Air
for illhlvi‘ ll” will assemble oh the
trees. whoreiko will listen iosddroas-
as by the hovI.‘ u'fJ' tilts-list. i'.
.l
. Willlamm; by-
lir. F. ii. iterri-
ball at the filly lisli
day s events
Till SUTTON.
.' lnédiclullt iteet' "lb Bhptilt chumiii He»
the 31“} and
.,.i
moods
blade by the shape makers; for flr-«Derbys
almost as good for. no
.. wears bat only one season; don't want it to
' l t longer. Our Mcigs 8L Caspecial was
ill dbl or sublb
beflondcflkinds' ‘
Aimed oianymtn
men—icons ably it. so, but
the no color are“ little.
thats, it you like, Fedorts ill late
I shapeso and shades at $3 and 32; young men
boys heads for as' little as St; then fill SO.I
Caps some”. .» .
4:“ o'i‘Si leI”
liieilso w
‘ 1’ _f boys; pictp
-— ing , by Eli
W‘s W
ampearoa‘l‘ coils.”
is the title ohour 5 "ring book.
, , f'operf’ln dfcwlfiir‘men and
‘ .gilbll. I we in: the ask-
_wj.
nil/w
" . Open Monday, Friday aIud Saturday Evenings.
. no mmummmimmmfi
r- a; ‘ of,
. is a combination of two pure natural products-choicebeet‘snet
1 and refined cotton- seed oil. as pure and golden as the southern ‘
sunshine which produces it—makingm shortening-end frying
. i'at unequaled in liealtlifulnees, cleanliness, fiarbr and digesti- I
..':I 1.7.! when .2..’“'.‘!"."- “1"
i-Vipg' .u
1215,9342? of. 4 a" In.
, T. I
ble qualities. Endorsed by eminent physicians, recommended
by cooking experts, used by thousands of discriminating house;
wives in preference to lord and other cooking
fats.
Once tried. always used.
The genuine is sold sierywhsrs in ouste'taa pound yellow
tins. with our trademarks. “Wane" and steer' a bred in
cuff
’i’ ’ Chicago.
WANTED.
—
. Old Gold and Silver.
sweat mime every tin. Not guaranteed ifeold is
any other way. '
fluently-by”
TRB lit K. FAIRS”! warm,
at. lands. Sew York. Montreal.
Old Gold or Silver of any kind; old bmken or dhesrdsd
Watches. Challis, .l
mu. cisi liLllll no it Pill) Ioiilu mun,
A. W. A
Opera House Block,
cwelry, Hpoolia, etc, in any condition.
may...
USTIN, Jeweler,
Norwaik. Conn.
DAILY
Freight Lirie
NORWALK, SOUTH NORWALK
AND
II‘I’WIIN
NEW YORK. .
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PIOPILLII.
Gityilliorvillflulctniii Eagle
tears aaswaoi a a. e.
Slain-files Yer em
ill the business men of this mouitry diepoor. lly pnuant
action rob may poem. by applying today for one of
Connecticut lionural misloru policies. Costs but little;
abalduioly nou-forfslhddo. ls cash in old sue lor oar-
ilculars apply to H. h. li‘llommodleu. agent. South
Norwslli. Coon.
The Home Paper.
'
masmam mesons-Imman-
sovsrwillba. likewisassiidmipiaalmaldiagisitssws
”shill-Minion. mismsaflayvafleass
We. ’lbairisisssdssreisithasstssimndihvghfli
henwii. flamiyisasikaiwaysfsitcsetiagihmssssfls
hwmwwv
usessssrsssswata so. a.
uavsaswmruacasssasassa ems. a.
sihbii's‘clubofWatcrbury . . ' “
I’lhvocatlon.
Waterbury.
Addres of Welcome.
i'nen's club, Waterbury.
Response. .
Repo ,Ir Mrs. H. H. Pyle.
President's Annual Greeting
(2 minutes.) M
has society of Connecticut
president. Mrs. James
. Wright. (Mabel Osgood Wright.)
Action on amendments to by-law.
Miscellaneous business.
Report of Credential committee.
A.FTERNO0N
Piano duettu
.lubel Overture. opus 59.
club Waterbury
vocal due‘tti
Smith. Women a club Waterbury.
mans
Willlmsntic.
ration.
(a) In the learned Professions,
Danbury.
(bi ln Literature.
Morning Art (lub. Bridgeport. En-
glish Literary club Bridgeport
fcl In Science,
New Haven.
id) in Music.
aonin. Derby and Shelton.
fr) in Art.
Miss Martha Edwards Beach.
Art club. Bridgeport.
port.
In Philanthropy
Mrs. John Backus Wcsipori.
Carlton club of Fairflcld County.
is) in Education.
ill
Waterbury.
3.——Tho ideal Woman.
Not-walk.
Violin solo.
Concerto Romantloue.
Allegretto Moderato.
Canmncita.
club. Waterbury
Announcement of result of elections
America. our parting song.
saw an canes woos
m-..—
During the Year.
work in Hartford.
report says:
plates. The least
issued lilo complaints.
has been acquitted.
boon destroyed.
Mum-“mum.
“mum“
‘siiaiii to crane
front wheel of the carriage
which mused the his-so in ainri as
ills-I (lessees wastemwa s.
armed with we.“ fareeII
Iosdrioil
witness sf.
”Juliet”!
Q‘Wmmsn
I w. i. 0. 0.!
ll
dist State ‘Mdl'lllfill of Women’s clubs
will 'be' held in havenworth l-lIsll, Wa-
:ceigivea to ”ins Federation by the Wo-I
..
edneaday there will be a business f
session. the progrdm of which follows:
"Mrs, William H. ‘ Phipps. Women’ a club.
Mrs.III. N. Russell, President of Wu-
.. l‘
Reports of clubs which have joined tile
Federation since December 8. 1897. I
Presentation oi the work of the Audu-
by Its
Osborne
informal ballot for election of Board of
Directors of the Federation 1898-1900
Weber
Miss Frisble and Miss Long, Women's
Election of. Board Directors 1898; 1be
Miss Zoe Edith Dong and Miss Gertrude
Symposium on the Development of We-
l.—Woman under the Old Civilization.
Miss Mabel l. Hlenkins Woman' 5 club,
2.-Woman under the Christian Civili-
Sopbia Péndeld M D. Travelers' club
Mrs Charles W. MacCord. chncsday
Miss Susan lloyt Evans. Study club,
Mrs. F. W. Gerard. Woman's club. An-
Kcrumll
\Vcdncaday Morning Art club. llrldgc-
.Mira Mary M. Abbott Women's club.
Miss Sarah 1.. Stevens, Woman's club.
ll. Godard
Miss Belle Manross Slgournry. Women's
Alummeryoftha'crk it has Done
llr. George howcn. of Woodstock.
prosldmt of the State Law and Order
league. has made public his report for'
the past six months. The report deals
at length with the worit of the league in
the Chester liquor cases and mansio-
laies the league upon the success of be
In a summary the
. .
’Our sgcnts have Investigated no
to has caused to be
Not one person
The law breakers
have paid fines of to. m. which includes
does. mats and forfeited bonds. 'l‘won
iy four cases arc still pending. Firs
raids have been Insdc by our agents. ro~
suiting in the soisurc of about lilil gal-
Iona of intoxicating liquor. which have
Adding these results
to the figures given in our last report.
our record for two years shows that
about tlti places have been investigated.
288 cases have been brought to the
courts. resulting in the payment of
‘Iliwoeil Fifiy- ~sis raids have born
made and that) gallons of liquor aeiaod
and Mile pounds of gambling asranhar
hells soiasd and destroyed. ilovon por-
aoua have boob loillfltti'rti to terms in
prison.“
wessaanncaasiaslceaatas
Ilsa Queers tainted while also.
While wheeling up Clay street. last
evening. on her way home. Miss lis-
iess Caesars. dallhirr of John lion
"fl. met with its accident at the cor
,tier of Franklin atfaat. As she was
carriage metals
lag ilildcre P. Hayes and tiles Jessie
m Nowsrd attempted to crisis they atom
The horse passed lites (lessees. bid the
colliemi
who the var wheel of the bicycle?”
Mil M. In ltayoa hills-ended lit stop
at,” him ever Wrihi's carriage fac-
tits
I aim was
tartaric-m miter-as osiiiasr‘s
mm““ " WK..."
'sch public.
all the people a... it. :. ,
radio Ill: promote yobl it.
fitteiul citizens is k' I \
They tell their neigbboIr's,
tirade ,
The news is too good to keep
Everybody should know shall he
tie con quesorI ' .
£21" b“ "I? on m"
cw on orange. .
Many Iu.h orwalit
learning
And ter still they' re'
Lathe backs are lame fid'
Weak ones regain their stew
This' is the everyday labor
Norwalk
Dosn' _s Kidney Pills. I.
Our citizens are makin
Mrs. Jenningss, of ,
street, acitizenol South N; .
“I, like a lot of other e
Dean‘s Kidney Pills at Plait! I. '
store. My back other! at the
although i had very little id‘l‘t
prietary medicines,‘ I then
wouldn’t hurt me, and
some good. I was surprise how.
ly and quietl they acted. When '
nnisbed the x the backache list!
up cared ,
oan'a Kidney Pills. for sale
dealers, price so cents. sent
Foster-Miiburn (30.. Buffalo, Nil!
agents for the U S
uauIe-—Doan' a—and take no will
“One Minute Comb Gore is the
preparation I have ever sold
and i can't say too mu b in Its
L. M. Kennon, Mef'c ant. Ode!
Edward P. Weed, Norwsllt,
C. Stillson. South Norwalk.
———-—-——‘-—'i.s.ssf
~Aeetonbrsaksnpaeold.
m...-
OL-TOfiIAs ‘
1...... mist-on ass
Signature
of
—Aeeton does not eiteet the
Late to bed and curly to rise. pm
pares a man for his home in the m
Early to bed and a Little Early ltlaer,‘
'ho pill that makes life longer and bet-
cr and wiser. Edward P. Weed, Nor-
wnflt‘. and Geo. C. Stillson, South Nor-
wa .
-Aeetoa cares I. cringe.
The Cuban question at. political
dies sink into lnslgniflcanee with
man who suitors from piles What IF
most desires, is relief. DoWitt'a Witch I ‘
tinsel Salve cuics piles. Edward P. ‘
Wood. Norwalk. and Geo. (l. Stillaes.
30th Norwslk.
ANOTHER CASE OF RHEUMATIII
CURED BY CIIAMBEELAIN'IIII
PAIN BALM. .
My son was sillfcted with .
item which contracted his right
until he was unableto towel.l
Ising one and a half bottles of
Icrlain's Pain Balm he was able
Ibout again. I can heartily race
t to persons suffering from rm- '..
ism. ——.lohn Snider. Freed. 0M I
l‘o.. W..Va l-‘oraslebyfl.0. "
ioutb him-walk. and E. P. Wald.
walk. ,
‘l have used Derit'a Little W ';‘
tors ever since they were in , .
hero and must say i have it". ‘
'Iny pills in my family durln
voars of housekeeping that .V. . ‘
sstlsfuiiory results as a lanolin C
"aibsriic." ltdward l'. Weed, N
and (loo. C. Stillmu. South Nari“.
it. C. P. Jones. Mlloeburg, Pen
liOW'S 'i'lllll
We offer one hundred dollars ”I“
for any case of catarrh that M U
cured by Hall‘s Cstarrh Ole. " = .
Is" .I. conunv s 00.. Press. roles
. 0.
We the understand. her. “In .‘
f. Cheesy for the last I“
tlii believe him perfectly .
is all business transactions. as. '
socially able to carry out say ah-
:ioa made by their In.
Wll‘l' l rnusx. m u
lists. Toledo. 0.
wsouiso . amass a with
wholesale draggisis. 'i‘slasa it.
liail‘a tlaiarrb Ours is tales m
belly. active directly on“. the M
Isd mucosa surfaces ofths
Moe ta cents per bottle. said u
«hamlets. 'l‘esilmeaials free.
lisll‘s family Pills are the but.
WW... u mm mm.
”fin“ 0"me
”l have tried ie‘uld'sw
Hive '33:
ft .‘
Norwalk Chronicler