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Washington, May 2.——General Miles is J
your thinking cap or your
working cap ?_ The woman
who studies to save herself
-labor and expense—who
strives to have her house
look best at all times finds
nothing so helpful as
quoted on the subject of the Cuban in- j _ . I t ‘ ' ‘ -———-.—
vasion as having saidto- a friend: 1 Fleets to B8 Rearranged t0 M6611 '
“The army is not now in shape for, 04.. . c: .
the invasion of Cuba, and a great deal ; Dyanlfih DQU-awflron- EPAIBING
‘ of hard work will be necessary before ’ __._.
it can be put in proper condition for
such a. campaign. It lacks discipline, 2 PHILLIPPINE EXPEDITION 7
and in fact is deficient in a little of . . A SPECIAI I ‘ i I ‘
everything that enters nto (the proper . ' ' .A
equipment“ of an army for actual oam— Preparing“) D‘Vid" Vesse’sx‘m’ in mm”
W saw-41$
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paigning. Better raw material for a Waters and Caribbean Sea. Into Three None But First=Class Workmen! N0 Boys!
.igifgiiffesiitififii 21:2: :lfaYtei‘s :ZESEESS F1:ets—-—Prepar:uinns for the Expedition 1 '
E! f0: effective “operations In a hostile 3‘ ‘° 1‘1“"“3_C“"““ “"33““ Plans Al“ AH" THE ORILNT'H‘"
Bestfoi- cleaning everything. C9un't’1’3’ under adverse climatic condi- Being F01"\'81"‘-ed~1’0”0y 01' Secrec)
Largest package —-greatcst 0035- Already Showing; (loud Results,
The general did not name any time _ ‘
for throwing the army into Cuba, but VV-ashlng'ton, May Sir—The rumors 9-1
it was very plain from the general tone the navy department that Adrmral
economy.
The N. K.- Fairhnnk Company,
Chicago. Si.Lonis. NewYorli.
chon' Ph‘ludmpma' of his conversation that several weeks S-alnpS'On had located the Spanish flee-t, Q
must elapse before the volunteer army and that a battle had Occurred, has not Q
will be ready for the real business of been confirmed from any authoritative (9
war. By that time the rainy season, source.
will be approaching its worst, and epi- It is known that the navy board is G)
demics, if there are to be any, wll have preparing to divide the vessels now ir 6 Name
developed in Havana and elsewhere in Cuban waters and in the Caribbean sea ‘
Cuba. into three fleets so as to be ready £01
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Daily, almost hourly news is expect— any move the Spaniards may make Add 3%»
ed from one or the other of our naval The monitors will evidently watch Ha- 0 P885 3%]
commanders which will make the ad- vana and perhaps Cienfuegos. The ,
vance by land practicable. But [till it heavy battleships will also be on guarc Ballots can be left at SaundeI’S’ Bicycle Headquarters,
comes the idea of throwing a huge body and the cruisers and fast going vessels . 12 North Main Street, South Norwalk, and“ Olsen Bros.
of untrained volunteers into the breach will be formed inlt'o a flying squadror 9 Shoe Store, Gazette Building Norwalk
for any other purpose than to let the to discover the Spanish fleet, if it is not ’ '
intelligence of -thc'i:1.:.vement go out and soon destroyed by Admiral Sampson.
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lure the Spanish fleet to the coast of The Cuban Invasion-. .
Cuba, is 110$ seriously entertained. The navy department is just as well ,
pleased to have Admiral Cervera and " w,~THE ORIENT/«22A
ACTIVITY IN WAR DEPARTMENT- his fleet remain away from Havana and ' . ‘
the neighborhood of Key West until af- Have that old puncture in you tirevulcanized.
Tl R If Shfl‘. 1 th ' A ' t- .- . .
le us} or 1 Hm O 61 ppm“ ter the lllVaSlOIl of Cuba 1s completed
{unis—Fen" Lie (:omg to Tm'fpa’ If 'the fleet is cruising around on the The best. work at the Lowest Prices.
“351111190“, may -0.—There “as an- southern coast of Porto Rico, San Do-‘ .
other crush 0f “5*“01'5 at the offices Of mingo or even Jamaica, Admiral Samp- H. A. SAUNDERS, 12 N011]! Main Street.
Secretary Alger and Adjutant General son with his vessels, winch are suppos~
Corbin in the war department tO-Slay- ed to bc guarding rthe Windward Pas- ~LA'THE ORIENT...“
In consequence the oi’fic1als had little sage can easily prevent the Spaniards
time to attend to ordinary business making a dash for Havana "
matters includin:r regulations for the .. .. . . .
_ 1 _ o 0_ ~ . The Pink) me Ex edit 0 . __._____
organization of the brigade of engln- .11) p l n , , DAILY
The debate in the secret session ill
-~ - '- . . . . . eers, which is to consist of not exceed— . ,
" , ing 3,500 men, and the formation of the the senate yesterday over the delay 11‘. - I ‘
, . immune regiments, provision having sending and to Admiral Dewey has 1.1% '
been made by congress for enlisting the effect of hastening this expedition.
, 5 110,000 men who are safe from yellow Dhe war department “:35 busy “5th 4 I ‘
. fever infection. orders to San Franc1sco to get the - . J
Companies of electricians and teleg- WOODS started. The result is that the
first portion of the expedltlon w111 Shari
' ra hers, consisting f '.'t - me ”or
EXCLUSIVE AGE" rs FOR - , eagh division ofitfieoariiy Val-3331's. 130‘.“ to-morrow under General Otis, and the BETWEEW
NORWALK. formed. For the latter General Greely, second under General Merritt W111 leave
chief signal officer, has submitted a aSTifeOIpifleigfjtsiifri: for the startin 01 g‘ {H 5 I? .
. lan, wh'ch ava'ts th - ' val of Se - ‘J‘ ‘ g ' 5 ‘
\VHITE SHOE STORE fie-tary Alger \ 1 , e applo ’ C the Cuban expedition were also greatly . £33ng .
’ ° ' advanced to-d-ay, and to—nig'htt M_a.j01 ' j “a
The secretary, it is expected, will soon
Gazette Bulldlno'. take steps providing for the enlistment General '1'. C Breckinridge, accompan- 73"” W,
‘ ‘ of the immunes so that they mav be 1ed by Mac” Gailington and Lleultenanl I;
‘ ’ ' Colonel John Jacob Astor, inspector L 9,35 '
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available as early as possible for act-
Major General Fitzhugh Lee, who is observing the strictestlsecrecy as to the
to command the Seventh Army Corps movements of vessels is resulting ad-
at Tampa, Fla, was busily engaged at vantageously.
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Freight received from 7 a. m. to 5 p. m. Upon application to the agents, the
City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan will be sent for special lots of freight any
..__ .m. .m , . , , 1 - , . general on General Miles’s staff, leave
“whammciardhpseufldflqrdmwfiu(mocqputmw--.- seesaw ne \\ OI‘K 1n the field. Many apphca- . ’ q ,
if _ i if; ti-ons by persons anxious to undertake {2:1,Ctlggcg‘iinligtéaéig gigs/(gigglie 3131:: '
H > th ‘3. . a o" l . . ‘ - .» ‘ , ‘ s _ 3M
_ “l“: , .: i e 1 181?” 0f regiments 0f thls class Of ticip-ation of ordering them at once it: PRO}- MLLERQ
T 7) mar, - 'q )7 '3 «p :5 ii men have been received at the depart- th cast to be 'ead t start f0‘ Cuba, _
f if 1F F W'E El. (if 2 I ”E. ment, and in some cases the applicants e C A . 1 y '0 ' ' 1 ‘ '
~' ~‘- 3—1 . .c ’ ‘ 3.; l~ u U~ a 2 have gone so far as to begin work on ' (Bantam: 0‘ Secrecy. '
I . :3 their own responsibility, trusting to the Ittwastsaéd Slit “It: “tattrhandffin'vly 66- ’ .» '
3.. de artm nt t t ' ff. . d par men S 0- ay 1a e 0 -c1a S are
”I 04 P0817] VE CURE FOR 53 grim thim fofggogsnffigfin (€22; much better satisfied with the genera} - ,
. ”i - 5 "L the men enlisted into the service of the situation at this time than they have Leave‘t’ier23 E. R. Beekman St. New Yorlr at 3 m =
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W DYSPEPSIIL MHIJIRIH. . '4’ government. 8‘ er been befme' and that the pollcy 01 Leave horwalk o p. 1:11.; South Norwalk, 6 p. m.
CHILLS all” FEVER. GRIPPE.
I BILIOUSNESS SICK LI itl‘jglt'HE the department this morning making It is the belief at the'depantment that where in New York 01‘ its vicinity.
l , 4 '1. All ' J ' arrangements for the detail of officers at the present time Admiral Cervera i5 11 erson‘ are forbid tru~t1ncr an . f h . ~ - -
‘1 to his staff. He hopes to have them no better informed as to the move- A p b a D 3 O t e (31031310388: Of the boats Of thls line
on account of the owners thereof.
COHSTiPllllON ii”
completed so as to be able to start for ments Of 0111' fleets than we 91‘9 as tc
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REMEDY (SU PPOSITOP‘JES
fiufiafizm EFF zit—2:35am
. _ the South to-night. - his whereabouts.
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(XEEERAL DEBILE { General Wesley Merritt, commanding The offimals are gratified that we
R‘St the Department of the East, with head- have at least one fighting vessel the 10-
‘ l“ ores quarters at New York, who is to com- cation "3f “'hiCh is unknown to any on(
“E 5mm, [Hm mand the expedition to the Philippines. 011:5ng the authorities. . . / 1 ' .
PRIC 50 (its _ is expected here for a consultation with sence 0f information as to the i ,r 9"” ’ ” " ' //7f/fl'. I ‘iv 11,4“
' 5. SPEEEH, ... the president and secretary of war be- whereabouts of the Oregon is likely tc Y/z//",f{,’r/,l;2w/f;%m,%flfi [gm/M
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AT ALL » Will Keep your tore his uep-anture for the coast. Every em 2111355 the Spamsh admnal 1n h” - 2/" ‘-t’ofi~‘4:%"’t.v-v" " . '“2"""'-<—."
‘ . Stcmach in Healthy detail for this expedition is being hur- movements and if 'he has “0 suspicion “—3 $3223 %w‘ .H A
DRUGGISTS. Condition. ried forward, and the first of it will be whatever Of her presence 1‘ may prove - {fig—Ha». i I @‘1’"%/ llllllll“ ii“)
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on its way to Manla within a few days disastrous to him.
invcommand of Major General Otis. Th" Threat Again“ 0“" C035“ , 53 '
. -————-————-—— Officials refuse to discuss the report " I'
NINE WARfSH UPS—Svlé—RTED. from Montreal, by way or London, that H 6:171! ‘ ‘ , .
. . . __ the Spanish have secured from France I :5": - ”a. wn" ' ' ,, ,. .
ill! Were seen og- Nova Scogia, But “re” a coaling station at St. Pierre, Mique- /:_7——i/f:fimmf ’ .5 ,llj‘" ,I/Q" //, ‘
Too Far Away to “a Remgnized. lon, near New Foundluand. It is said” %% ‘ Had /’ V“ i 7/ ; \ l
_, Halifax N S. Inlay Ell—Nine war- that 'the state department has received ~ ' altar/2.3“” ‘Z/H’ .1177/345/ Y W ‘
’ ’ more or less authentic information that " // BMW/“"2" ,_ 53.
ships, moving in a southerly direction,
were sighted at 2.30 o’clock yesterday
off the coast of Lunenberg county, 75
miles to the westward of Halifax.
The nine ships were seen from Round
Hill, at the entrance to Gelson’s Cove.
They were then off Indian Island, near
Cape' Lahave, and so far away that it
the Spanish are endeavoring to arrange ICE BREAKING UP IN THE YUKON.
“ “ ' ’ ’ Wealth of the Klondike
Shrcwd Investors Arc Sure Winners.
to be without the SAVER FEMALI
a
lllllllIGl-L 30.
4-9 and 51
Marion St, N. 2‘.
Reno genuine except "Trade
,4 fi® link" blown 1:1 every tattle.
believed that the enemy has any inten-
tion of sending the Cadiz fleet to make
a demonstration against our coast.
For France to transfer a coaling sta-
utio nto Spain and permit Spanish war-
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No “Ionian ough-
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:3: :3: Irgfigsiiglpes {S‘V’fgzulgiglii}; “2:332:03: ships to take coal there during a period ‘—
, ': ‘ ' “ . “ . ' ° of' war would be an act of hostility to- The 056 11 Ladue Gold Mining and Development Corizpany
n3 n.2,» ~.- '9‘: “,1. 0,) P , . .
SAVER ”VBR PILLS ' 5 CL" , ' :3; ‘1 ngdé’sfzgg égfcetcfieugje :C'Eetlsrfim ward the United States for which it is of Yukdzi, finding opportunity for the extremely profitable use of addi-
Purely. Vegetable. Will cure Biliousness, Conscipauon, Files. Sick-Headache, 5:35 Fig ch 01:8 is estimated "t. f1 o‘mp f 01,:0 to fiv: not believed France would be held ac- tional working capital in connection with Its transportation busmess, the
- _ 3b.. in W ‘ ' “‘ ' ' » 1 -: 1 ' ' ' ed amount 0 its new six 61'
DySpepsm Small Easy t am. ,2? miles. The identity of the fleet may be- (0111 ab.e. Company now offer for investment 2. limit 1)
cemt. preferred stock. '
PRO RATA DIVISION OF ALL SURPLUS EARNINGS.
Joseph Ladne was the pioneer of the Klondike.
“ “ was the founder of Dawson City. _
“ ' “ obtained a monopoly of the adjacent timber lands. _
“ “ purchased the original quartz discovery in the Klondike
thought to be the “ Mother Lode." _ _ _
“ “ established the only saw-mill 1n the Klondike dIStIICt.
“ “ controls the Canadian patent on Dawson City.
Mr. Ladue came east with this basic wealth and interested the most conservative
anél highest class of financiers, forming one of the strongest and most‘ powerful com:Y
varies yet organized. . His Klondike placer claims of 500 feet each. Mother Lode
Quartz, property on Gold Bottom Creek, saw—mill plant, timber rights, and some of
the best lots in Dawson City have been turned over to the above company.
The above company has since purchased the
Fine Passenger S.S. “ MORGAN CITY,”
goo feet lon 2. 00 tons burden, and carrying capacity for 750 passengers, wmcn Will
operate betgv’eegi San Francisco 01' Seattle and Skaguay up to about the 1st of JuneI
wh en she will be put in commission to St. Michaels in connection With four river bOAtS
and four or more freight scows on the Yukon River. . _
A11 tfhe vallnablg agets of the company are behind this stock and mvestors are
55 nred 0 am e r0 ec on. ‘ _
a Price of gregarred stock $10.00 per share, pa Yable so per cent or. applicationand
balance on allotment of shares. (Right reserve to withdraw stcez H""11ilOlli_l’lO’.lCC.)
: . .... y n. :3 come known later when sailing vessels
E=q=hnd=nrdl=aefiazfijifiggcdm«ikwgwn coming into Nova Scotia ports repon VOLUNTEERS AT MOBLlZING 1:011st
vE BECOME SOLE SURETY ON ALL BONDS. paSsing close ~t0‘them. _ Sear-1y Ninety-Six],Thousand Volunteer!
H* ' - Have Been Illiistered Into Service.
ARDlNG U. 5 l‘ \NDEF’. MILLS.
GU - U W'ashington, May 20.—More than 5(
3f ' 0” want a Bond . Four Hundred liennSyWania Troops regiments of the volunteer army have
, . , . . . ' " , Watching Factory in New Jersey. either started for 0‘ reached the mo-
As Executor, Trustee, Administrator, Guard1an, Re- Dover N J May ,0 41711.. United bilizing pomts to which they were di-
' ‘ . ° ' ‘ n g ’ ' ". ._,..H.H' , .. . c rected to proceed by 'the secretary ol
celver, A331g11ee 01 In Replevm, Attachment Cases, States Powder done, several mile. war. Fifteen or twenty other regiments
. ‘ ‘v are now Guarded b . .
from thls CM" b y have reported the1r readiness to start
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etc? AS a LettenCarllei, AS a ContraCtori AS a United States volunteers. The works f r such ints
Unlted States OffiClal, AS State, County, Town 01’ are extensive. _ 'C‘sides the factories OIn ordeliioto avoid confusion at the
City OffiCIal, As an Officer of a Fraternal Society Where ““9 pom” ‘ made’ there-’5 an camps and any congest_ionri‘n the rap,
. . immense storehouse. It is fro_m thejat- __ ,... .:_ _ .._...-_ W _ » _A
As an employee of a Bank,Corporatlon or Mercantile 'ter 'pl'ace'fiét'ihe‘fcnts 'in'TBTew “York road hams 5’16 “ar “epalment 0m-
- . . . . . cials are deferring O'ivincr orders for a
‘ m . “ su lien 'V"h ammurit'von t’ ° . .
eStathh ent’ --" harbor me pp \ ’L ‘ L ’ number of the volunteer regiments tc
rhi inents from the works are
and the, a p 1 start. The volunteers mustered to data
very heavy.
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“J . S number 95,900 men. . .
The Fldell. 8i DB 081i 00111 an ..l;':.::&'~';s.r::én some:
._,, “ "’ H to go to San Francisw, except those Subscriptions forthe stock should bescnt‘
‘ 1. . x w rks. Th men - , ‘ ‘ ~
campec. about th‘“ 0 e 00 from l‘unxth and South Dakota, nave w_-H,sroo1mR,AgentforR.I.andConn.,I46 Wes‘tmirr’ -"-‘ o'er Rd-
} cupied nine cars. There are in all near- _ . , _ _ , ,
RYLAND WILL F ‘ ly 400 men. They were assigned to left the” local rendezvous £01. the “I...l.'.l.\‘°'.....l.l.l.'.l..!° ”930th
’ I guard the government powder plant: Golden Gate. The greater portion 01
b - b ‘
. . . . . . . . the m - 1r“. incr these or anizati 5
and Will remaln in th1s v1c1n1ty indefi- en CO OS 3 g on
W . o . ‘
:8” Don’t Give or Accept Personal urety. ni'tely. are destined 11-1‘ the Phlllpplnes.‘
WNW/V m. he men brought their tents and sup- 4
. ' plies with them. K To Exchange Prisoners. »
WILLIAM H. BYING 0N, Agent, .__.__.-...__ ABVEIH
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New England Coast. Patrol. pait nent has received a te eg am from
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Gazette Bmldlng, H , ' Norwalk, Conn: Provincetown, Mass, May 20.-—The Hagan: 530118.511:eggfiaggegggefiri
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4 , cruiser Prairie arrived here yesterday. and Jones American news , “
. 1 ‘ . . . , .- i ‘ paper men, .
NORWALK BUSINESS DIRECTORY. he? boners, “_hmh are .m an exposed for two of the Spanish officers in con-
" _ - part 0f 'the Ship are being barricaded finement at Atlanta. The telegram fol-
Norwalk Fire/ Insurance Co. by 2.00130“? 3““ bags as 3' Pratec‘ion ' lows: . . ~~ "
' _ -—-——IN—-—-_ ag;;:StPIf-::flé:h0t; _ . 1 “All arranged. You can send prison- . 9
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SUCCESSFUL OPERATION SIN CE ., . T- .. C ‘5 a i“ as at once- Please we me say and ..
’ , , f-e{e~ ’39 ““1152“ “mm”? on board hour of departure from Key West and ‘-—“' ‘_ ___—-——~“m
' 1860- induces the balk“ that poss1bly the probable arrival off Havana. Immedi-
e No oowsmmm CLAIMS - ”" a mm The Successful Merchants in Nor- -
ship, with Thrall and Jones, will be
3. 1:3- w LLSON, ——~——-—- . ' '0 m1}; 311 advertise in The seams
John Jacob Astor Sworn In.
"i ‘ PRA CTIC A L CONTRACTOR & BUILDER' ye§::§;;gst::t 3:2; 2r?o;lrirri:tiolnrse:bd:lri: . Washington, May 20.-—John Jacob As- because it . keepfi, them if} EGUCh [With
' h f 11 . L b 1d ' 1 senate, among others: tor, who was appointed inspector in 'the . .
Estimates 0 eer u y glven. arge ui ings a. specia ty. Contracts taken For first lieutenants, Algernon Sart;1- , army, with the rank of lieutenant C-oio- ' - t, h i ( t
in any partof the Country, Steam mill and yard, 8 Cross street. Office, 92 ris cf the Dis-trio‘t of Columbia and nel, was. sworn in at the departmenl the . en Ire pure angling commllnl y.
W31 . treet, NOI'Walk,Conn. '1" '1‘ -:- -:1 . -:- 1 Fitzhugh Lee, Jr., of Virginia. _ yesterday. ‘ , . ..; \ _ , -
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