\
. .~‘.~..A.\_..,. .. . . _.
A woman’s hand tells the tale I
' ‘fiffit is smooth and white it shows she uses her head to
save her hands—that she uses
. 5
- l .;,
.
’- , ,it shows she is still using the old soap and soda combination.
a. ' " . _ , Why don’t you use Gold
’ _ ,1 ' ~-’ Dust Washing Powder?
" i ' " I Largest package—greatest economy.
THE n. K. FAIRBANK ,comrnuv.
Chicago. St. Louis. ' New York.
Beaten. Philadelphia.
.- "THE BE§T
. ,ON. EARTH is A ,
‘,HANAN”
T_SHOE
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR
NORWALK.
WHITE anE sronn,
GaZiitIe Building.
"1:",‘I I'M”) (i. ,3 ' , o ,,
.> to do her cleaning. If her hand is rough, wrinkled and shrunken,
h’ _
-—-’~. ‘3‘. figure. .--.._.n._....z....
' Slur TONIC PUBII
- .4 POSITIVE CURE F09
DYSFEPSIII, Mllllllllll.
CHILIS ll” FEVER. GRIPPE. '
' BILIOUSIIESS. SICK-ll? CHE
CONSTIPIIION all“ '
GEEERIIL DEBILIIY.
i..» v
- ‘ PRICE 50 eta.
1 AT ALL
BR! .is'l's.
... a»... “fi. . . _
l
:5‘ ‘Ee-E-EF-
_
l
is
, [G
”3-1,“ '
, 74*
.‘V‘
i .
. . Y8;
‘/l" SAVER
MEDICAL a.
49 and 51
.1" .
"I.
. o
I
. mes .4.
vKou .Want 'aTBond
t'lc. ~A> a LBIII‘I ()le'I'l I'.
City Ot‘ficnal,
establishment,
The Fidelly lib-pest Com
0F MA..YLAND.W1LL FURNloll l'l‘. -
as" ‘Don.’t Give or Acceptmgersonal urety.
WILLIAM? H. BYINGTON, Agent,
Gazette-Builrung, - - Norwalk, ConL
Bill
. Restores
HUI", lIIEII
& WI.
_ Will Keep your
. _ Stomach in Healthy
4w Condition.
1r «’4
, Wlfi’fi‘
. \,\'
....n ought to be without the SAVER FEMALE REMEDY (SUPPOSITORIES). Sand for Pamphlet.
None genuine 22cm ..
I'arl' . ., . ,
SAVER LIVER PILLS at:
Purely Vegetable. Will cure Billousness, Cm
Dyspepsia Small E.
E BECOME SOLE SURETY ON ALL Bonus
As Executor Tl‘llslet-, Adm Ill‘II'iiIOI‘ Guardian.
CtiVPI‘, A~siLnee ()I‘ II] HepeHL. Atlachmenl Case's
.s .. Cm ’l'al'tOl.
I'lnltell .‘llfllts Uffirla, 8 late Cuuuty, TOW“ 01
As an llfficer at a Fralernal 50119”
As an employee of a Br:alk,Cnrporaiinn or Mel-canoe
(
"IT—"'NoliWXLRIEUSINEss DIEEETHRY.
No walk iFire Insurance Co.
——lN--——
SUCCESSFUL <3me A 'l' ION SIN ca
. 1860.
@- , NO OUTSTANDING CLAIMS.
S-B.‘ WILSON, .
PRACTICAL CONTRACTOR & BUILDER.
‘, ‘ Estimates cheerfully given. Large buildings a specialty. Contracts takes
inany part of the Country Steam mill and yard, 8 Cross street. Oiiice. 92
Wit-1" treat, ,Norwalk, Conn: -:- .;. . _:.
Early Next Week.
PREPARING FOR ACTION
Success Confidently Anticipated—Said in
Key West That. Cardenas “'1“ Be the
Place Selected for the Landing—The
Departure oi the Troops from Chicka-
mauga—Preparationl Made for the In-
vasion at Tampa. V
\‘Vashington, April 30.—Everything is
‘ ready for the landing of the 5,000 troops
in Cuba to establish a base of sup-
piles and .to form a. connection with
the Cuban army under Gomez. The
day for the landing and the place are
settled.
It can'be stated that it will take
place in less than a. week, and that all
arrangements point to a successful
movement. Early next week prepara-
tions will be made at Tampa for the
departure of the fleet. The charter of
eight transports by the Government to
carry the 5,000‘troops to Cuba is the
first step openly taken by the Navy De-
partment to this end.
The four thousand troops at Tampa
will be reinforced in a few days by one
thousand cavalry and artillery from
Chickamauga, and together with pro-
visions, supplies, guns and ammunition,
will be gathered at Tampa in time for
the departure.
At the Cabinet meeting yesterday the
plans for this invasion were discussed
and approved, and the War and Navy
Departments ordered to go ahead rap-
idly to complete their work.
The Cabinet meeting was devoted
chiefly to discussing the routine plans
of the War and Navy Departments and
the appropriations needed to carry on
the war. It is understood tha Secre—
tary Alger stated that $34,000,000 more
than appropriated by the Army bill
the increased army. Another subject
of discussion before the Cabinet was
the appointment of the major and brig-
adier generals, and it was stated that
the following had been selected among
those to be made major geenrals: Gen-
erals Otis, Shafter, Coppinger, Lee,
Wheeler, H. A. Wilson and Dodge.
ltIay Be Cardenas.
Key West, April 30.-—From positive
information it can be safely stated that
Cardenas, Cuba, will be attacked next
week. Five thousand men wil be land—
ed, part of them regulars and the rest
militia.
The United States troop ship Pan-
ther, having on board 800 marines, ar-
rived here yesterday from Hampton
Roads. She was convoyed down the
coast by the United States cruiser
Montgomery.
TROOPS REAQYTO LEAVE.
Uuban Invasion Expected to Begin Early
. Next Week.
Tampa, Fla, 'April (ill—Two batteries
ofiight artillery, Companies E and K.
of the First Artillery, Allen Capron
commanding, reached here yesterday
morning and are encamped at Fort
Tampa with the guard companies sta-
tioned there about the coal bins. They
expect to accompany the first troops to
Cuba.
No new orders have been received,
but two regiments, the Ninth and Thir-
teenth Infantry, are busy with prepa-
rations to move. It is.the general ex-
pectation that a move will be made
on Monday or Tuesday, as it will not
be possible, before then, to secure the
necessary thirty days’ supplies.
No cavalry have been heard from yet.
The plan as the officers know it is that
the first embarkatiOn willbe only for
the purpose of opening and holding the
port of entry and for landing supplies,
for communicating with the insurgent
forces and giving them assistance. The
men here are in excellent condition and
no sickness is reported.
The Plant Railway, System has under
way nineteen trains for transporta-
tion of additional troops from. various
points North and East. All are expect-
ed to reach here by Monday.
Captain Joseph E. Dorst, late mili-
tary attache in Vienna and also an on-
looker in the Turco-Grecian war, is to
act as press censor with the troops. No
possible disclosure of coming military
movements will be allowed.
TO TAMPA FROM CHICKAMAUGUA.
Universal Belivf That the Orders Mean
Invasion of Cuba.
Chickamauga Park, Ga., April 30.—
The orders received to send the Ninth
Cavalry, Twenty-fourth Infantry and
the eight batteries of artillery now
here to Tampa. have thrilled all the
Ohickamauga camp. These, with the
troops already at Tampa, will make a.
formidable force. The universal inter-
pretation of this movement among the
officers whom it affects is that it pre-
sages a. landing force at some place
in Cuba carefully concealed. It is
would be required for the support of‘
’ THE nv‘m lNTGNG'AZETTE .
; :TO‘MOVE lllltUBlSllllN
:Five , Thousand Men‘to Be, Sent
SPRINGFIELDBANKER MISSING.
tIay Half. p Taken 8200,000—1’wo New
England Institutions Involved.
Springfield. .Mass., April 30.—Savings
Bank Examiner Locke and National
Bank Examiner Ewer, have been ex-
amining the books of the Hampshire
County National bank and the Hamp-
.3hire County Savings Bank, both of
Northampton. The result of the hasty
examination shows that there is a
shortage of about $18,847 in the savings
bank and one of probably much larger
proportions in the national bank, esti—
mated last night at $75,000.
A prominent Holyoke man, well
known in Connecticut Valley bank cir-
cles, said that a Government official
connected with the case told him that
. the defalcation might be $100,000 and
inight amount to $200,000.
Mr. Locke discovered the first evi-
dence of the defalcation on Tuesday
l1nd called in National Bank Examiner
Ewer, as the two banks occupy the
same quarters and have practically the
same officials. . a.
Lewis Warner, president of the na-
tional bank and treasurer of the saw
ings bank, is missing. He sent word
to the bank yesterday that he was ill.
W-hen Sheriff J. E. Clark went to his
home after him, at noon, he was told
that Warner. had left the house in the
morning.
United States Commissioner John L.
Rice, of this city, issued a. warrant for
Warner's arrest, and the police of many
cities have been asked "to be on the
watch for him. He is supposed to have
left Northampton on a. noon train.
Shaw Jury May Disagree.
Camden, April 30.——T-he trial of Eli
Shaw, upon the indictment charging
him with having murdered his grand-
mother, ended yesterday afternoon, the
case going to the jury at 3.30 o'clock.-
[t was expected that the verdict quick‘
1y would be reached, but opinion was
divided as to what it would be. Most
of those who had heard the testimony
from the start believed the jury would
declare the young man innocent, and
would not take an hour to do it. Others
believed that within less than that time
he would be found guilty.
War News Ordered Shut Off.
Washington, April 30.-——The War De-
partment has followed the example of
the Navy Department in shutting off
all sources of information relating to
military movements. Secretary Alger
has issued an order directing all the
bureau chiefs of the War Department
and the officers on special duty, of all
ranks, to give no information to the
newspapers on any subject connected
with the war. '
Cannon Firing 0ft Eastport, lIIe.
Eastport, Me, April 30,—This place
was greatly excited last night as a. re-
sult of hearing thirty-five reports of
cannon firing o‘ff Quaddy Head. The
firing is supposed to come from a Span-
ish war ship, which is said :to be in
Funday Bay. A mysterious, rakish ves-
s‘el has been reported by several fisher-
men in the last three days.
A IIEIIIIIIIIII’S VIEW.
One'of the Most Important
Local Questions Norwalk
Has at Present to
Discuss.
Opinions ex ressed publicly through
this N orwalk ewspaper, by people in
the commoner walks of life, who live in
some distant State, lack the interest
which is attached to opinions held by
residents of this part of Connecticut.
The former have always a suspicious
halo about them which is absent in the
latter. We put it plainly the reader
would sooner believe the statement of a.
man living in So. N orwalk, Ct., than
the statement of a resident of Toledo,
Ohio, and when the South Norwalk
citizen courts inquiry, the experience
which follows can certainly be depend-
ed upon. Mr. Thos. Wood, is a car-
penter by trade, employed at Asch’s
hat factory. His address is Hillstreet.
Write him if you are in doubt about
this statement and ask him if it is not
true. Mr. Wood, says:
“For three years my kidneys troubled
me a great deal. When I straightened
up I had severe pains in the small of
my back. From time to time I had
muscular rheumatism, and it became
so irksome, both at my work and when
all duty, that I thought it high time to
check it before it became more serious.
I got a box of Doan’s Kidney Pills at a.
drug store and was greatly benefitted.
I had no backache after the treatment,
and the soreness in my muscles has not
troubled me since taking the pills.”
Call on Glendening & Co., druggists,
and ask them for the reports their cus-
tomers give.
Dean’s Pills for sale by all dealers.
Price ‘50 cents. Mailed by Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Buifalo, N. Y., sole agents for
the U. S. Remember the name Doan’s
and take no substitute.
After a man proposes to a woman
and she accepts him she tries to make
him fit her ideals, for it rarely happens
that he comes anywhere near being the
doubtful whether this place will prove
the Spanish.
The artillery will be, used to defend
the landing place and protect it as a.
base of supplies. The infantry will
march into the interior and effect a.
junction with the forces of Gomez. The
“cavalry will serve to keep open the
line of communication.
The Ninth is highly elated at the
honor of being selected as the first cav-
alry regiment to tread Cuban sail. The
colored regimen-t has doubtless been
chosen because of its splendid record
for Indian fighting, and the same rea-
son applies to the Twenty-fourth In-
fantry, also colored.
"ins Gould’s Money Refused.
\Vashington, April 30.—The President
‘as replied to the note of Miss Helen
mid. of New York, offering to donate
0 the Government $100,000, thanking
.. for her generous otter. andstating
3, in the absence of special authori-
'.~.n of Congress, he is unable to ac-
Lit. He suggests, however, that if
an. should see fit to invest the money
:2 a vessel to be presented to the navy,
no Congressional action in that alga
{would be necessary. , . .L- ,__. -
_ . sort of man she expected to marry.
to be Matanzas itself, the spreading of 3 __ ,
that impression being a ruse to deceive ’
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN TOWN.
Over the remarkable cures by the
‘grandest specific of the age, Bacon’s
Celery King, which acts as a natural
laxative, stimulates the digestive or-
gans, regulates the liver and kidneys
and is nature’s great healer and health
renewer. If you have Kidney, Liver
and Blood Disorder do not delay but
call at our store for a free trial pack-
age. Edward P. Weed, Norwalk; Mrs.
Scott Williamson, Darien.
They say man proposes and God .dis-
poses, but the woman who has been
waiting years fora declaration of mar-
riage cannot see any truth in the words.
SAVE YOUR LIFE.
By using “THE NEW GREAT SOUTH
AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE.” This
new remedy is a great surprise on ac-
, count of its exceeding promptness In
rehevmg pain in the Kidneys, Bladder
and Back in male or female. It re-
' lieves retention or water, and pain in
passing it almost immediately. Save
yourself by using this marvelous cure,» 7
Its use will prevent 'fatal consequences, 1
. in almost. all cases by its great altera-
tiveandnealing powers. Sold by 'E. If. 1,
Weed. Drugglst, Norwelk.,00nn.
.. I.” f ..
. , , ii; ESE 2v POWdel'
is made by one of ,the‘ oldefst'fi
soap firms in America"-.. The... ,
-. 1.3. Wzllzams Co, of Glastonbum -
Conn. Theyarc famous for purityf~ "
of prod act and superior excellence
(of all their goods". They recommend;
ivorlnc as the BEST'washing powder...
~ - - . Youll recommend it too after: you 7
have tried one package. A nae-e of white Glycm'ue. ,
~ %i/et.$oap..swect, fraemnt '
and delightful... 13' put in (may
., .
i I
'1
THE J. B. WILLIAMS CO.
GUSTON'URV. CONN.
luna- el mum-n- u-evn nucv-u loan.
pacfi'dt’é’ of. 'YVOrine.'f ,
Onriet
LEADS AT FIFTY DOLLARS.
Have also the GEN EVA for-$3 8.
Better than any $45 Wheel on the M arkct. E 6
A FULL LINE 0E JUVENILE WHEELS!
{EPAIRIN G
SPRING is close at hand and your
wheel may need overhauling. I employ a
skilled workman, no boys, and all work en-
trusted to me 18 guaranteed.
Bring in your wheel before I am over
crowded with work. Vulcanizing a. specialty,
H. A. SAUNDERS.
12 NORTH MAIN ST., SO NORWALK.
Freight received from 7 a. m. to 5 p. In.
City oi Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan will be sent for special lots of freight any
where in New York or its vicinity.
ORWALK, so I NORWALK
Alli) -~ NEW YORK.
PROPELLERS
CITY lll‘ NURWALK, IULBAN and EAGLE.
Leave Pier 23, E. R. Beekman St., New York, at 3 p. m.
Leave Norwalk 5 p. up; South N orwalk, 6 p. m.
All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees of the boats of this line
on account of the owners thereof.
(«\“l ‘\‘ \
ass . ' Walnut
.c\
. _. . \\ .N‘ ‘ . ,
. “..k\\\ . .\\ \ ~ . \g\ X?”
222%
".l' I”
.. MWMIWWI
mm
-.
-‘I 3'!
.300 feet long, 2, 500 tons burden, endeari- ing ca sclty for 750 passengers, which will
e‘nnd»
“ u . .' ‘ ' . ~ \ . w
" ”IO-0......-CHOICIOICICI.lICIOICICIOIOICIOIOICIC
«mm-s-
Wealth of: the Klondike
Shrcwd Investors Arc ,Surc Winners.
Thejosepli Ladue GoId Mining and Develo mentCompany
of Yukon, finding opportunity for the extremely pr table use of addi-
tional working capital in connection ‘with its transportation. business, the
Company now offer for investment 2. limited amount of its new six per
cent. preferred stock. ‘
PRO RATA DIVISION OF ALL SURPLUS EARNINGS.
Joseph Ladue was the ioneer of the Klondike.
“ “ was the gonad
“ “ obtained aémpnopol of the adiaeenttimber lands.
“ “ purchasedzthe or! , fiesta discovery in the Klondike
than lit tone to “ other Lode." . '
“I “ establis the o saw-mill in the Klondike district.
“ “ controls the Canal patent on Dawson City.
Mr. Ladue came east with this basic wealth and interested the most conservative
and highest class of financiers, forming‘one of the strongest and most owerfui com;
panics yet organized. His Klondike placer. claims ‘of-go’o feeteoebp“ other, Lode
gallium ropert on Gold Bottom Creek, sew-mill plant, timber rights, and some of
t e best ots in awson City have been turned over. to theabeve company.
The above company has since purchased the ,
Fine Passenger sgs. “MORGAN. CITY.”
operate between San Francisco or Se t agnsy-up-to'aboutthe :st of true.
when she will be put in commiss ion to St. Michaelsvin connWtIQE-With. .501“: 11V“ 03.“
and four or more freight scows on the‘yuhon‘River. '1 * ~ -‘ - - ' 7 '
“ma ,fihfnffium “if“ «the m are behind talc me: and invectorc are
. tecflll. .3. 3“."
- ' ' Price of ragged stock $10.00.”? chars, pa able er "cent one licction_and
balance on a lotment of shares, *=,(Ri‘ght.;-motv , ”will? an stoekw .. ¢“"n°t‘°°-)
‘ Subscriptions for the stud: IMMm-fifl '-
... .,. .. \
w.s.sroont,amtma.n ' connauwmsumnicemm
~
3 .‘:V .« hf; Lt;,‘-Ic"fll,-1{‘ ‘ ' .. -», .
4
.'.
Upon application to the agents, the
Norwalk Chronicler