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strength, a never-ended task. More than half the
work of cleaning she can have done for her, if she _
will, and the expense will be next to nothing.
, . Does the better half of cleaning; does it better
' than any other way known; does it easily, quickly
and cheaply. Largest package—greatest economy.
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NORWALK.
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’ A TELECTOSCOPE.
AN INVENTION WHICH TRANSMITS A
PICTURE FROM ANY DISTANCE.
the Harbors—Will Also Take the Place
of the Illail it is Said.
Jan Szczepanik’s wonderful inven-
tion, the telectroscope, will, if all ac-
counts be true, realize all that Edward
Bellamy predicts about twentieth cen-
tury entertainments in his latest book,
schoolmaster turned inventor. The
wonders of his rtelectroscope are to be
fully brought out at the Paris exposi-
tion of 1900. Meanwhile the now dis-
tinguished Pole can look back upon the
few years of his past life in which he
was heroically struggling to win an
education: He was fortunate enough
to get into the Universiy of Cracow,
where he'spent three years. Lack of
funds compelled him to retire before
he had finished his education. His new
of the post, or the mail, of the future.
By it any scene can be perfectly re-
produced, piotorially, at any desired
distance. For example, one might sit
in Chicago. and have a fine View of San
Francisco or New York bay, with all
its brilliant colors, moving and an-
chored ships and water sparkling in
the sun. Mountains and cities, in fact,
any natural or artficially arranged
scene can be reproduced true to life
at a distance. All :that is needed is to
suggest the improvement certain to
come in telephonic communication and
JAN SZCZEPANIK.
From Chicago One Can See San Francisco ,
or New York Bay With hIoving Ships in 2
“Equality.” Szczepanik is a Galicianu
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Cable Regulations Put in Force by Gen'
! - Greely.
Washington, May 18,—Brig. General
Greely, chief of the signal service, and
. in charge of the strategzc control of
telegraph and cable lines, has adopted
I energetic measures to prevent the ad-
miral of the Spanish squadron now in
Caribbean waters, from keeping posted
on the whereabouts and movements of
United States squadrons, and of our
prospective military and naval opera.-
tions. He has telegraphed to the Key
West manager of the Haytian Cable
Company, forbidding the sending or re-
ceipt of any messages except official
messages to or from the United States
government disclosing the movements
of our fleets and ships. The manager
answered that the inhibition would be
strictly observed. If Rear Admiral
Sampson is in Haytian waters, as is
conjectured, this cable restriction
makes it impossible for his movements
to become known, except to the gov-
ernment; or, if known, it is impossible
invention, he says, will take the placeI
'surprise of everybody here Colonel
to send out the information except
through the government.
NOW TO ANNEX HAWAII. 31???
Joint Resolulion of Annexation Reported
to the House.
Washington, May 18.——In the House of
Representatives yesterday Chairman
Hitt reported from the committee on
foreign affairs the Newlands resolution
providing for the annexation of Hawaii,
with a recommendation that it do
pass.
The acccompanying report is quite a
lengthy document. It reviews the
special seizures of the islands by the
French and British forces and the ne-
gotiations covering half a. century for
annexation with the United States.
The strategic importance of the is—
lands is set forth, and the statements
of General Schofield and Admiral Walk—
to the committee last week are quo-
ted under the heading “Risk of De-
lay.” '
COL. GRANT’S COMMAND STARTS.
Son of Fainmis General Goes With Incorn-
plete Equipment.
Camp Black, May 18.-—To the great
Grant issued orders shortly after 8
o’clock yesterday for the 14th to break
camp. No one believed this was prob-
able.
The men were not ready to go South.
The regiment was mustered in, but
that was all. The equipment was sadly
incomplete. Nevertheless Col. Grant di-
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the imaginaton can do the rest. Herr
Szczepanik says his machine will re—
produce letters perfectly, thereby tak-
ing the place of the post and the tele-
graph. Roughly speaking, the picture
is broken up into a number of points.
Each point is reflected in mirrors, and
the reflected ray of light is converted
into an electric current, which can be
fl transmitted any distance. At the re-
- ceiving end the current is again trans—
formed into the corresponding ray of
light. This ray of light is reflected in
mirrors and the reflection thrown upon
a screen: Now it follows that if all
the points of a picture are taken in
very rapid succession the resultant
reflection on the screen will be the en-
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Leave N orwalk 5 p. m.; South Norwalk, 6 p. m.
Freight received from 7 a. m. to 5 p. in. Upon application to the agents, the
City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan will be sent. for special lots of freight any
where in New York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting an y of the employees of the boats of this line
on account of the owners thereof.
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PRICE 50 0t ”WELLWEII tne picture. There are many ways of at noon to take his command to Flat— ”ééi‘Qé/géié’ 9774ZZZ/JJ/zm 227mm r’/;z;:-N;mv
d S. 5. STE“. converting light rays into electric cur- bush avenue, Brooklyn, whence they ‘
rents already known to men of science. marched to the Wall street ferry. .
An electric battery with a selenium cell The men, according t0 CO‘I- Grant’s
is used. The battery is connected by plan, took ferry boats to Jersey City.
Wire with an 'electro—magnIet at the re- No blame can. attach to the state
ceiving end, where the currents are to because the regiment goes South not
m , . . “completely equipped.”
I..- reconyerted into light. rays. The Colonel Grant is regarded as some-
electro-magnet Will move in sympathy what precipitous.
with the current sent out from the ---——-—--
transmitting apparatus, and its move- Accident to Cutter Gresham-
ments will correspond with the nature Ogdensburg, N- Y., MJY 18.—-The bow
of the ray reflected. The magnet will aortion Of the United States revenue
move a prism placed in front of a cutter Gresham shipped the pontoon
strong white licht—eith II 1 t , _ yesterday and capSized in thirty feet of
. .° ° _ e. e ec “C 01 water. The two sections of the Gres-
sunlight. The prism W1” “3501“? the mm were on pontoons ready to leave
white light into its primaries. The for Montreal.
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DRUGGISTS.
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KLONDIKE DOG TEAM.
Wealth of the Klondike
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No W'ozuuu ought to be without t1
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Mr . , VI primary colors spread out into a spec- All the rations, mens' baggage, etc,
more St. N. Y I. . . .. . , . .
w 3 '9 ii; trum and the prism responding to the ""513 m the £01“de secuon 0f the s. A... P ‘V'
I! ' M Ilene ggy'ane‘Egcg-fl "Tracie LI: movements of the magnet will bring boat, and “.8 under water. Th? crew ShICWd IHVLSIOIS [C CHIC IIIIICIS.
‘. '- fdfi 5‘. my mm“ :1an «,3 every {41:219. I..:I' the required color itno view. Szcze- {as safe. It Will take a week to raise the __
. ,‘I. . ow. . .
.. a «now... If: pan k ha . r , - t v . , , , 11 112 mu ,
I -$AVER LIVER PILLS 3:5 Golgi. < :s. ; . ‘_ S made a raugemen S “1th a The Gresham was cut in two in or— Thejoscph Ladue Gold Jflfintlhng {ind gaveggififife fisgoofladdi}:
. . . i 53’ ndicate for the showing 0f the telee- der to allow her to pass throum‘ri the ca— 0f Yukon,hnd1ng opportunity _or 53 en rem y p . . *
l1 Putay Vegetable. Will cure Biliousness, Constipation, l-‘iles. Sicbz-HenL-ache, 2‘: r2 ‘7‘: troscope at the Paris exposition. The l'l‘-'IS on'her way to the Atlaiftlc tional working capital Ill CODDCCUOH Wlfth ltS tranSportatlon busmefs. the
1prspepsm. Small Easy taken. v II’: syndicate will build an annex to the ' Cozmtpanyfnowgfger flpr investment 3 limited amount of its new SIX per
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@EHHEE Mr... I“; r;..-,-,._-I::::.';.':.:.5" exp051t10n With a. i0,000 searing capa- Food ‘ery Scarce in Havana. .
.353 dflmnmauw-«es city The admissmn will be 3 francsI Kingston, Jamaica, May 18.——The PRO RATA DIVISION OF ALL SURPLUS EARNINGS-
Spani-sh troops in Havana have only
The inventor will get 60 per cent. and . . - - -
one month s prowswns, passengers Just
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fléjegtékergzjg Derjfenfhd tne gross brought here by the French warship
epani “1 not sell the Feuilleton say. There are 10,000 regular
telectroscope until after the close of soldiers in the ci‘ty and 30,000 volun—'
the exposition—Chicago Times Herald. Leers.
Rice is selling at $12 in gold a hun-
dred weight, dried meat at $14 a hun-
dred weight, and eggs at {31:31 cents
apiece.
The greatest distress prevails and the
stores will soon be stormed by the Ilium-
gry people.
Joseph Ladae was the pioneer of the Klondike.
“ U was the founder of Dawson City. .
“ “ obtained a monopoly of the adjacent timber lands. .
“ “ purchased the original qnar discovery 1n the Klondike
thou lit to be the “ Moths Lode.” _ . .
“ “ establis ed the only saw-mill in the Klondike district.
“ “ controls the Canadian patent on Dawson City.
Mr. Ladue c e east with this basic wealth and interested the most conservative
anc". highest clasgl'gf financiers, forming one of the strongest and 111055 powerful com;
varies yet organized. His Klondike placer claims of 500 feet each, Mother Lode;
Quurtz, propert on Gold Bottom Creek, saw-mill plant, timber rights, and some 0.
the best lots in awson City have been turned over to the above company.
' The above company has since purchased the
Fine Passenger S.S. “ MORGAN. CITY,”
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~00 teet lon 2 00 tons burden and carrying capacity for 730 passengers, “71116:. .3‘
3pc rate betaeegi San Francisco, 01' Seattle and Skaguay up to about cthe ist'of June,
wh en she will be put in commission to SS? Ill/Iichafials in connection With lour rlx. er looms
and four or more freight scows on the u on iver.
All the valuable aspets of the company are behind this stock and investors are
assured of am 1e protec on. M .. __
Price of greferred stock $10.00 per share, payable 50 per cent or. appucationand
balance on allotment of shares. (Right reserved to Withdraw stccz wanna... noses.)
Subscriptions for the stock should be sent ‘ ‘
«VE BECOME SOLE SURETY ON ALL BONDS.
f You Want a Bond
As Executor, Trustee, Administrator, Guardian, Re-
ceiver, Assignee or in Replevin, Attachment Cases, WHEN WOMEN VOTED-
etc., As a Letter Carrier, As' a Contractor, As a Privilege manila gimme“: Owners
United States Official, .As State, County, Town or
City Official, As an Officer of a Fraternal Society Kentucky. which in 1845 made voters
AS an employee ofa Bank,C0rp0ration OI' Mercantile of widows and spinsters who Were
establishment holders of property, only followed the
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of Property.
Remember the ”stint: on Food.’
"-' footsteps of Maryland, which had done St- Louis, MO” Inlay 18.—Capt. Du-
the same thing thirty years before. val of the United States Commissary
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I he ldellt & De OSlt 0011} an who it. 31716:; 18 O :nmairrifd ,“C‘nen local bakeries for 010,000 pounds of
. ' . . \cre O ers 0 rea e..ta-.e m a , ar “.37 tiackei's. This is equivalent to
, given amount were entitled to vote, ' 30.000 barrels of flour. can each will be
0F MARYLAND WILL FURNISH IT and did very generally exercjse the printed the words “Remember the
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D ’t aim/M) In colonial days the States of the lesiidfjs1 ttheLbig-lclontractt afoé‘ofiflirc‘i
W” 11 V6 01' CCC S uth even 11 . , , . Ibrea , (p. iuva iau ie r
\ 0 pt ersonial urety° O t’ era y made the 0“ n61 Shlp . in this city for 28,009 gallons of vinegar.
WILLIAM H. BYINGTON A cut ”N “N“ NW “N New mm
' , , England colonies generally made Hong Kong, May 18.——The British sec-
azette Building _ - church membership a necessary quali—
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right of franchise. Maine!”
v... of property a requisite to the exercise '
Norwalk Conn 90nd class cruiser Pique has been or-
, a fication of the voter. Following the I tiered to the island of Iloilo, of the
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NORWALK BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
——IN-—-—
1860.
£93” NO OUTSTANDING CLAIMS.
Norwalk Fire Insurance Co.
-UCOESSFUL OPERATION SINCE
,- l’ treet, Norwalk, Conn. -:- .;- -:-
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S- :8. WILSON,
PRACTICAL CONTRACTOR & BUILDER.
. Estimates cheerfully given. Large buildings a. specialty. Contracts taken
any part. of the Country. Steam mill and yard, 8 Cross street.
that all property holders should vote.
Maryland, therefore, decided that
where the ownership of property was
hand to represent her she should be a
voter.
This fact shows that Maryland,
which was the first colony to guarantee
religious liberty to all her people, and
which took the first steps toivard se-
curing the present Constitution of the
United States, was also the. first to
give" the ballot to woman—«Boston
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idea that only property holders should '
vote, it was a natural step to conclude .
' erl‘yI are threatened by the insur—
vested in a. woman who had not a hus- -
. Castle, at Havana, is again showing
' orders to this effect from the war de-
Piiilippine group, for the protection of
the merchants whose lives and prop-
gents.
Mai-1'0 Puts a Light in the “'indow.
Key West, Fla, May 18.———T'he gun—
Iicat “Wilmington reports that Morro
HS lighthouse light, and naval officers
believe the Spanish fleet is expected.
' G in. Lee on His ‘Vay to Tampa.
lichmond, Va. May lS.—General
Fitzhugh Lee is on his way to Tampa,
Fla, where he 'will take command of
the Seventh Army Corps.- He received
partment. last night.
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The Successful Merchants ’n it r-
etell; all advertise in, The GAZETTE.
because it. keeps them in touch with
the entire purchasing communityg
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