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utifn to be in rulil tin-ca at.» . . ‘

out, and recites its

3 the to IlhivlhiTiTT‘

u this?“ mutanteicub a.
T. Havana. May 20.1902

out and Congress. oi the

 

 

.Clili “liR'
it To ‘dlr'e‘c'tibn‘ of the ma.
United States I now trans-
o as the duly elected represen-

 
 

‘n‘trbi' of the island:
aired bayou. under

T ”use declare-
on at Cuba by the United
hebmilitary government or

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

‘ , . at all
5 5-5 -n ‘of ITthe United SttTiTteeT
.. at‘ by the acceptance
w. pursdd‘ht‘ to the '
d or the (MT: TTTT constitution. as-
alTl and several

moTneyTohu id... of the mu

.ko this date .
bis

 
 

or of the new republic had been eels:

. will he made from the walls or Morro
. Castle and Cabanas tortreesu T

S
‘ T revision« or the
Tip the Tilith arti-

 
 

 

“ten

plan or a ’
ll city of Santiago De Cuba.
T. Cap trio 8. E. ReickeTnbaTub.
rs of the district of Santiago.
.. by. the military governor.
'16P; taking water from the
5 an: android lindag‘i‘mp—
5, servers on on
iii the east of that city
5 TI” (or the cowering ol the
a ago De Cuba, a contract
as awarded to Michael J.
tb Tmilltary governor
trdeuou.
nations es-
‘ the presided thhoTUnlt-
_ or Ja m, 1889

 

file or
torso n‘ the city of novella

. other city having ofllclal
.ls.;u5n derstood by the.

th the pres pig‘gdvom-

5 1 Place w 11 continue

1|,TfflliTociITsra anTii Pl

at or.
I: Cl¥aiii
ya d

:7; was at
as an act of the United States. (is shot '1

r‘u‘ea assistin ill
a It: 1‘

f rebuilt wuu

null

ll national salute of twenty-one gun

r s The lhanusl stationed on thclplasa, ,
. imbecile 51nd at Malecon crashed ouyT

with stride oi country. and the revenue

Cuba to
upon it the honors dueltonutions. The
notions of Great Britain and Italy had
recognized the republic. .

 
 

great; when the cavalry wheeled and
marched to the whorl, where they wim-
people of Cuba the gov- mediateiy embarked on the Morro Coir ’

eTatt‘e'r a hint encllunge or good wishes.

tamail on the Brooklyn was kept busy

5 iltesu ‘

. Generals Payne’s order-swore as- fol .

T March 15,1901 relative to the ex-

‘ . ' ”at ,F T
g tTlTred. one for each state in the T.
i n *‘ ké utensils
Morro Clo ti seditious on.» e hunts
tnrttesses ere-lower. j
d. The 3an diction of to United in

on 5‘. in the meantime a ,
TE been bent on the hal- j
biblil aiace donated. and. ‘ T

\ eneral Wood rain it T

in Ann e has new
w fairly waved.
T It was T'.

 
 
 
 

.t To
ed over the city. Again in
below saluted and again til
rlCabanus spoke, this time with

 

and battleships in the harbor
‘the' strenhth or war The
urchins boistEd the flag or
his mastheiitls land. bestowed

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The. demonstration was still in pro-

GenemillWood la‘nd‘ his Adjutant
a1. Colonel Scott. with two sides.

were driven to the pier where they eu-
. d: . «whisked. away

‘ 11 ships got un-

w y as spoil TTTu‘Ta p‘o‘fb hi and steam-
oil out of the harbor. The men at the

 

dipping the bag in anhwer‘w‘to the rial.
. .e; thousands up Millie water

ilollt who watched her denature. The
demenstrutlon was remarkable immany
lesnects. .
While this was occurringT at Havens.
a similar scene was being enacted at [u
Santiago. where General Whitslde at
noon, turned over the authority to his ‘ _..
ceessog. and sailed away with
five s of the El’ghth’ca‘valry Only
eight batteries or American artillery red < T
d n Cuban soil. A chapter of
‘ fended and the
y” of thumb .
Before the

 

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. :1) b . ‘
Brooklyn was hull down on the bori~ ‘T

son the Cubans resumed their festivi-
ties This afternoon there is to be a
yacht regatta in the arbor, and there
will be a review or 000 control chlid- ,
ran by President Palms" "

At noun a Roman” high nines in hon-

brated in all the churches or the island.
. , clock a to death will be sung‘
at th as nu: At the same hour the ‘
Cubanwngress will proclaim the cone .
et‘litution
Tonlgh
mated

the whole city will be illTuru- T T
a great pyrotechnic display

W‘A ‘IIING'I‘ONT. May Ellie-To con-
tinue th’ ‘ present pdstai relations he-
t‘Ween Cubs. and this country. Presi-
dent Palma. oi Cuba, and Postmaster
Payne. today issued precision
0th (it which were promulga-
.tllis. city in accordance with
the understanding reached between
them some weeks ago. Postmaster

 
 

lows: 9T
” Ordered that the postal adminls

concurred. therein. that pending the
conclusion of a postal convention be
tween the republic of Cuba and the .
United States the statutes prescribed
by order No. 395 o! the postmaster
general or the United States dated on

change oi? mails between Cuba and the
United States he maintained that is
to say articles mailed in Cuba ad- .
dressed for delivery in: the United Sta»

tea shall continue to lie ailbject to p058-
to}, rates conditions and classification wT
appi iicabie to articles circulating in be

he
‘rios. . . ' . .
. President Palnia‘s order is dentical .
with the above except that xi ' ‘
the order in which

 

ended immedia ly ‘ pro
ecompleted by next tel . There with

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'TMrs. Ellen Riplcyy. Cbapl
rand Army of the»

froth
Strongly Endorses Lydia L. I’llthams

Vegetable Compound

“ um Mus. PINKIIAM :——Your Vegetable:
of ulceration ot the womb. and gTetling sue
the medicine had genuine melit and we
to bthcr‘ slckT women. '

“ For fiftTech years i have been your friend. I have nevrl Wl itteu you
before,
fact it is the only real reliable remedy
“I have not yet found a case of. ovsrl
has not been relieved or cured TT
Pinkhum’s Vegetable C npotlnd.‘
T “ You hat brought bruit
you have no doubt to others over the cell but LT-‘LM ll .. ii l l. 1»;
$5000 FORFEI'I‘ IF T'I‘IIE AIK

When women are troubled Tu
weakness, lentiorlhceu,

:No other medicine din Tthe
ualified

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displule‘l‘ilbni thlk‘itlilflml at illcwuol‘llb,

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endorsement. No other ind
Refuse

Wiser...

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'I‘TIIIS shrine
Thanh MARK on
sun

 
 
 
 
 
 

Tyour grate on chilly Spring
days after your. furnace is out of commission. Our bright-.

blti

flame Canriél‘ Fills this want.

 

 

much com art in it that you will be glad you to living.

We will honor your ordérs for any quantity. small or

large-21 busbél or a ton

John H Ferris

.5 ‘ 7w ‘ 5 y .‘n
business trip to New York
guest of Norwalit‘ friends sun by.
south bidrrtblb on business for a {etv

'T. In Norwaik;
friends.

simian .T
business today; ..

road Place. wcie guests Sunday of
friends in New York.

is the uncut To: Miss Charlotte M Hahn
ilton of Newtown avenue

Rock. spent Sunday with Mrs. Dun-
ning. of Woodward avenue. .

Norbton la the street or his daughter.
Mrs Emma Nolan. oi.’ Henry street.

spent Sunday the guest or his mothel.
Mrs. Julie 0 Gregory. of Frankie street
Norwaili. ‘

wives the guest over Sunday of Miss
Julie Dorliey, of East hock avenue.
Nolwnlk.

daughter,
Bridgeport.

liuim City.
friends in South Norwalk, have returm
ed to their home.

Selhberger‘. wholesale meat’ packers oi' .
New Hayes. was in South Norwalk.
yesterday. on business.

sp‘Teiit Stilldhy with wlulll‘m Bugger»
_5 Hsvliaud is a graduate oi the c: are.

T 15 to 13 in favor of the Rough also...

yT the West Saunatuck school. Miss Par-

‘1 Miss White teacher in Center school

. invitation to attend the unveiling cerc

‘T It‘om wbltlli he lists
be beneficial.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. You will require such a small.
amount til i it will not hit leans expenSivc. and there s so

 
 

 

.i. J. Reilly. oi menial-d Tull the

w. n. Ypst lit billiadslphlh, is ill

d“(number mild; of Georgetown. was
Bhturday. calling on

W. C. and George Baldwin, or Cau-
rein. South Norwalk on

Mr. and Wm P ’1‘ Ounce. pfifiail’

Miss Kuhn Tthelel, oi' Soligatuck. lib

. uh
uh and Mrs: Wed H'élnc. ”(if Blhclt‘

i. '1‘. Sec of the Soldiers' Home at

Willard R. Gregory. of Blooklyn.
Miss Nellie Huggerty. In, Brideiahort,

Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Iloscll. of
lclurd place. have been guests 0! theil
Mrs W A. Wheeiel. at

Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Davis, of Salt
who have been visiting

Mr Kelly, agent for Bwartachild &

8

ol Meridian.

William Pfitaenmeier
o‘IT Bridgeport.

lTlnd Wilmott llercher.

lniun. of ruined avenue.T
Miss Grate Hevlla’ndr or Livingston;Ti.i
street. has gone to Vassar College. to.
attend ihelexerciseu this week Miss

’lTlieT American Eakles played ball
with the Rough Riders on the Wash-
ington street grounds. yesterday; score.‘

Miss Charlotte M. Hamilton is sub.-
stltuting today for Miss Partrick a't

tyieh is spending the day in New York
(2 tr ,5
Mrs. Users, of Glenbrooh. formerly

kindergarten. spent yesterday the guest
of Mrs C. A. Tucker. 0! Main street.
Norwalk
Rev Alexander Hamilton. or New-
town avenue, has received an oillcial

monies of the. Rochamheau statue in
Washington. D. 0.. Saturday
T Charles E. Ferris. bookkeeper for
the City National bank left this morn.
ing for New York where he will spend
a few darts witb5 his sister. He will
then go to Norlblk“ yer. for a stay
of about ten days;
Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Wyatt. of Hunt»
lugton. L. 1.. formerly pastor and wife
of tile Norwullr Methodist Church. have
gone to Pine Grove. near Cannon.
Conn" for an indefinite stay. Mr.
had an attack of grip several weeks ago
not entirely ‘recov.

. cred. and the change. it is hoped will

 

. CRANBURY.

Mrs Wilson and daughter Pansy
spent Satin day in Bridgeport.
Mrs Charles E Gregory is visiting

T her mother. Mrs. Budd. in Weston.
Jfli‘s Ii M. Fillow visited Mrs.
Ilavvkes in Bridgeport over Sunday.

T .w‘a n.1k
T Miss Jennie Crook spent Sunday
éwith Mrs Charlotte Adams in Bridge-
port.
Mrs Horace Fisher, of New Canaan.
spent Friday at Mrs. Howxhurst‘s in
.Newtown avenue
Frank Gregory and family spent Bat-
. urdey in Bridgeport. the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. S. B. Adams.

Mrs. Kate Bonner and daughter Lil
lie of Norwalk‘ were guests over Sun-

 

Tidbits. Duly id frinltic. T ‘
Ethel Gregory ave a party to about
or her little friends on Friday.t it

“being" th‘ tenth anniversary or her ..

ls FRA‘I’ERNAL ORDER OF TTCTTONN. _
HARTFORD May 20~The tenth an-
nual session of the Fraternal Order of
Connecticut wt? held at Good filém ‘
lars Hall here oday. Gggrge P Ha

my “his city. grsncod
sided. The report or the grand recor-

der. George M. Deming of this City. .3...

showed aitotal. balance of $6. 909 46 on
hand. The total receipts in the relief

{and for the year were $1720.44; sink- 7,‘

ltund $872.78 rind general fund
. . : ’l‘here Were eight deaths
“1:198 ingress. At the election of the
idlberu‘tlils afternoon R. E. Pyne. oi!
this city. was elected 'Tgrsnd council»
“‘ George as! Demint. oi Bartram;

 

was molested grand recorder and ‘

TRON. .

We otter One Hundred Calibre
ward for on case or outurrh thst .c
not be cure by Hall's Catarrb Ours.

on
We. the undersigned. have lineup
J. Cheney tor the last iii years a
believe whim patiently by 5 I

bilslM}

KTiANIt“ AN &
Wholesale Drug ists Toiedo,0
Hall’s Catarr

Pinion lbs pier bottle. field by all Drill?
g s 8
Hull’ s Family Pills are the best.

 

20 years member oi C
nounced the most sum 5
rllilcent‘ly beautiful booT A
in the United Stated.
large
traits, reproduced born the best up i
tings in the White House? .
tonal Library the Caplto

the Corporan Art Gallery ‘ ~

Letters. showing gas
oi eachTTT President In t
and Department iTTTiv A
and Genealogies

features liable Tné‘yer

dgdt Roosevelt. pdeedr

. to 5
used: only. and exclusively in this worli.
This is the greatest honor ever con
terred on any publication. eyes issued

Wanted to about small oiiice at home or

Wyatt .

. “Mrs Charles Rubey spent Friday T
1’ With the Misses Knorr in South Nor

nciiior. pro. :‘

F. J. CBENEY I: 00. Pro 5. ‘
I «lb? 0

unsactiona ldT

arr out any obliged; (1 (1

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are is taken intoTi'e
d Iebtiy upon the blood
surfaces of the systemll

 

its“. act
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Testimonials true“;

The Book T T oi in.
President”

By Gan. Charles Fl. Gr

full page Photdgrsvure lPCTu‘:

 
 
 
 

‘oContains Dcparthieltp . .

e TUnitedT Stnted. .
morial Boatltn
oes. _
TT‘berthe‘
in} ever issued
reisldent TMTcK ..

hlt‘o House for their - d

i.n this country” .Tlllbis work. reflects

credit upon the thion. Eyery patrio .
.tie. Amstlcau...citiaen
Sells at
being? made
and

will
. sight Shall

byu meow fen lid with
. large fortunes will he
made on this publication within the
next three years. High class then and
women employdd on commission. pr
pert salary and part commission. :1.-
500 guaranteed yearly. Also. Manager

try it
or un‘es

in home town. to have charge or a:
ants and correspondence; look after
the advertising and other work.
Write ior terms and circulars. Ad-
dress. .
THE CONTINENTAL PRESS.

Corcora‘n Building, Oppositek

U. 8. Treasury.

Washington. D 0.

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roles In rm: Immune:

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Firs:

Are you insured in a strong
company that is "conflagratlon
proof"! ,
Second .
. ’ T“ Tis your policy correctly writ

ten by an experienced agency?
The experience of a quarter or a
century is at your service. '

aces M. LA "on

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

Wilt. mitbnumresurrh to
There are as new trade .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

You are undoubtedly paying for the
best quality; are .«;you quite: sure you
are setting it? Delta; to its“. now
than after the tire. Our fifteengflenrsfl
experience on “the sub ' i: baveil d
its this well.

 
 
 

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TIT 'I‘ThTe Tremor- «TTTTfT'nTw erase has ITOI'TC-

‘ ‘ help you answer it
TT mowers fronTI‘T“ It .
,- élvudes are ballvbearing.

‘ T for yeal-Tm
T 5 -' . be replaced-tbs advantage oi buying
’ 3 standard machines;

 

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this Question upon you. We will
«Sorrectly We have
up. The best

 

TOWNEND'B B“3PID£ITI"T
,TOWNDEND'B VIO’TONV
GRANITE STATB.l,-.-.T

'Aum sAl.

T hrs mttohlnes we will stand TTT5bTy with
our personal guuritnt‘ee”.

Hunted these mowers

We have ”.9".
berth xiTTai‘t cab easily

scum «unwed—r. .
, Piles-15%. ._ .. .

orders hretn uhhil’n wall

it papers now. it is quite a trick to
Mulch our really appropriatel paperii .

for the different rooms of moist
houses. .We are building up a busi-
nose on the strength or the skill Two
display ili moulds" those selections.
"Every man to his own taste” is a.
poor way to select well coverings.
.Let us help you it you are perplexed.

PAINTING TATNDT

PAPER HANomo.’

w‘lul‘l‘l‘lw editor‘s .

' in stoglt Infill .‘to order.
ROOM MOULDING

to match your Wall Papers.

BEAU-rises: A‘s .
A PICTUFIE. '
Many a blcture is marred by
the framing. .
we endeavor to suit the trance
to‘ the picture and thus pro
duce a, satisfactory result. ' .
Our frames are the aTchiTove-
meat or the highest art ideas.

DECKER.

37 WADHI'NGTON STREET
T T South Tomb: T
Telephlihilfl inhalation.

 

Open evenings until 8T: 90. y .

 

 

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{Er assimil- tiss‘fe'l’lo taut.

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LAtTINC'wT new VALVE.

A cicada wit W.

,3 splines to ll plus arms:
directs the

the it .
amount cfl‘mtér Tin this «figment»:
time, regardless or the bead new 5
sure in service piper.