l
I ‘l’rattiu Limited to Diseases ofWomen
, the taste
3 . of all man? ‘
.sltind, have
inade B. L. '
,' Tobacco the
best chew
‘L
i1.1. no:
am now located in my new
‘ re. and cordially invite you
call and see me. [shall take
- '- in showing you my
.. . whether you wish to buy
orlnot. i am receiving about
two shipments of new' goods
each week. My stock for the
spring trade will be double any-
thjhg I have ever shown you.
Thbpriee will be very low on
all goods. My connection
the manufacturers affords
on earth.
3' ities for buying, not en-
' y dealer in is see-
mv'ar “We
Ammfifllbrs' Supplies, 'Artists’
dale. Glass. etc.
Palhting, Paper Hanging and
' decanting, by competent men
only.
E. E. Gorham,
Garner First In. sud lieu 8t.
PEAT M088,
The great German stable
bedding. No more stall
laundered horses, no more
scratches. By reason lo!
the great absorbing quali-
ties of this bedding, there
is no stable odor.
llllllllllll Bills
lll’lllllllli isms.
t. scuiiiltfitu.
56 ill. llll Si. Stimuli.
ollelsm. Iondarssnd Thorsten. O to
oil l!
Us '- hm
I". u IIII.
:Mmmltslnsmei,
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EAST NORWALK.§ '-
Pmosswr-Corwcrsn Tours.
Aeulfion are:
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m ii 1'" 1%
fimwmhpt'ilflg
m
OLD PT. COMFORT
lmvnmgnwm
it: "h " alumna
tickets return as
ten.
A series at Jackson-
ville tours. allowing
two weeks he
ittateotl‘iowersmillhe run «lusts!z as
U February is and in. March .
- 00 mm
M as. from New You;
from Pbiledelg lminciudi wide on route
and runner:
mix on opening train.
CALIFORNIA "" "m"
to the Gold'
so
leave New York and Philads his MP
‘3'“ Pullman train. Polymer?7 20 Yuma
I
Detailed ltinsra wilihs sent on a nurs-
tinnto Tourist Allyson lilo Broadway? New
York. or Brood street dtation. Philadelphia.
Geo. W. Born.
J. R. W
Ass't. Gen'l Pass. Ant.
oon.
Gen‘l use. Agent.
lnz it
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T ake Care of him Eyes.
Examination Free.
GRADUATE OPllfiliI.
ill South leis Street. Se. Harwell
LIAVI HIV 1033
Folsom» floswsns A. 11.4.0 or"
«3.. to) II) 002
20 ill 01..
all) noon at. P.
l0" ax. are ex. nan ex.
million. MD as. am an. em on. rm M
H!) so. 93) Adams ea. not
uiduight as" flotilla A. H.~Olll s .
an ac. P. months!" “humanism.
W
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ulAVl'. HOWE NOBWMJS torn-obit”
e Klara. lllil ea..nrn.; its as... so Plttsfleld
s. so.
’tissvs nANBUBY to: some Not-wail
ill at... 1 ea.. linen" a. suits M'
a in. ac.
wruow mm mm
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Mien.
Will. Ind Trade-Marius ohtnlnrdand all I»
sat bitumen! rnmlm ml tor "out"?! Inn.
0 Omens Omsrnu I. Humanist
so we mum-ore pith ill. ill lens tlulc tum liens
drawing or photo"
than. it personal». or n.4, irr. a:
charge. (harks notdustill iii-nel- mama,
unvqy, " iiuw tot) mm l'airnrs." with
rostershemthev.fl.aadiore
nitt ‘
H. or lines t litmni ll?
1m 7.!“
name Mn" sou'ru lofiWAth as
renown
ton New Yams. I a New Item.
LIL—lleasii. ea. Alt-1““-
in en" lilss.
inter. “ also“
it: as. use"
l 0!. blag.
mi. J sites.
ibis!" "libel"
l3” {ilk
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lg ac.. rhl—iflle ..
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me a". mess.
“Minutes" ill-6..
file—Bills . Wise. to Mr
in ac" “lac"
I! as. filler...
lilac" YWesw
Wit-0.. 7” auto Bridal-port. .
ill or. “lee"
5”“. D“
is) ac., llll A mud a
Miss. grinders—twee ';
wee" fillies" Ln
Else" ' iii so. 9 m.
Milne.
'm' 0
ll ya— I. use.
P.l.-6 use”
2 so.
also.
I‘m: Elsa-reuse. 31.43 am. as
illiiemilt'ltan. P. ”amines. ii
as. atlas.
Flue Brnrsorrsuo. A. 31.4 flee“ His».
in ex" ii on P. M.—ill’nsx.. 1 inst. ll it so.
you Bones. A.is.-i 01.1 i0 1 as is. r. M.»
maintenviallartlordhlr .
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WEWIIWW.
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laser-l flswstl mm by the
IswlsmyWr—mdths
lass-aliens! Mints-dismi-
“film-"Amr-
‘ Varsimor. Jan. tam-no pulley at
the administrationsstollswsil wassgalit
lie sublets oi sharp easel: and defense in
the senate This personal siernent in the
mutroversy drew lame crowds to the ssh
letter. which“ times unlined into the
outer midm
Ir. Gray at ”showers and Mr. George
01 Missinippi instilled the polieyot the
administration. and Mr. Lodger)! Messrs-
shnsetts and Mr. liswlsyot Conuwtiout
rustle the sxseeohss on the other side. The
debate was still in progress when the
morning hour expired. and the Nhsarague
canal hill Was tskun up. and Mr. Turpis
of Indiana spotte' against the measure. '
Mr. Lodge presented a new phase of the
subject by subroutine long list oi the
island» in the l'séiiic which (Brent Britain
had grudualiy absorbed. ’i hey were now
trying, 1m sold, to not .\'m:kar isiund of
the ilnwniinn group. ‘
"'l‘he arms in this uprising " he declar-
ed. “Wore bought by an Englisbnmn.
They were shipped in n iirlt‘sh ship from
s Canmllan port. The insurrectlrmists
were largely, Englishnwn. When the Al-
ameda left Hawaii, in Canadians were
under arrest. ,and lint ilritish minister was
misreading in their helm". This," said
Mr. Lodge. "mutt! out the ones: that llrit—
ish influence wm behind the myslist slev
merit in Hawaii. " t
The indlnn azoproprintion bill. which
had been under consideration {or live days _
in the llOllrtl. was finally tossed. it ear—
riml Mini, ‘20 when rermrml. but so
passed the total was considerably ana-
menml, (mo nrrimielinent alone It!) pay the
first instniiuwnt for th purchase“! the
Cherokee; outlet, cmryin tlxlmmlm. Sov-
mi unimportant snmndineuts were added
to the hill. '
liotnre the lndiart hill was taken up hills
were postal to «route is notional military
park at iletiyshurg. he; to grant an
American "35;th to the .harkuntino
James ii. Hamilton. and to authorim the
appointmvnr. of naval (mists [mm mme'
slonni districts from whirls “trial residents
were not appointed.
“tells Not to lie Imps-whorl.
Whitman's. Jan. zit—Tho attempt to
impeach Judp Augustus J. ltlcks of
Cleveland failed in the house judiciary
committee by an adverse vote of it to 7.
and instead ot the resolution {or impeach.
stunt which Mr. Bailey of Taxes had pre—
psred to report to the home one will he
presented denouncing the toe system.
which. in the opinion of members, has
made the pros odious presihie.
Judge lilolss [eves persmnsl erplarw
tion to the eornrnittm oi the atmunis in
the illrdsnli cases, which he lied handled
as clerk of the court and whirl: furnished '
ground tor the investigation and testimony
spines him given by Martin W. tr'slr
tiers. who had how his deputy clerk and
seconded to the uieriuvhip when Judge
Hicks W” promoted to the bench.
The dey's reviow oi the men, whirli was
often hitter and harmonious. lining”! the
opinion at no tumbler oi' the mmiuiiuw.
and the charges were ignored. us it had
hem aspect d they would be. when all the
lit-miter: mnlvi he brought tamvthcr tor a
vote. The men WM mndr largely is party
question. although .lttllgli lint.- luul {our
ilsrnmzratlr- Vale-s. nnd mil".- twat sfuilfli'r“
is strongly ltepuhlirnn thorn: is no prulw
bliity that it will is: revived.
l'rrsmrlvswie. -
lithium: luv, Jun :4 ”A Mil was put
thrmigh thu ktll'lliflWhllTb mniplrteiy tr-
nrgnnl/re the state honking ilnlsirtnwnt
and inermm the missryol um oilill'l’lll
tsmlont (rum 9mm in {moon 3 your. ’i’lw
lllv'mtufll gltm the nilp'fil’lilrlllll'llt super
vlnionuwr nil sm'e hanks and (”reign
and dommtir building and loan autumn
this». ’i he hour notional nulls-lay)! mm
mittee has amended the hill by limiting
the supervisor: of tho superintendent to;
l L .’ I'Hl | 4! ll» .
“a“ mm" ml”, 3“ "mam“ an n. issued by Judge Livingston.
nears: ot’mns timmur Hastings. in his
inanum’hl Miriam, avlvm'ated that the m.
pavintemlont have «harp: at the iimnestic
semen». and it is likely that the corn
mitten will molt"! the nation. ’1 he an"
arms will appoint i'halrmsn Milt-mu oi
the state itopnhlh-an ormurnittrs siitwrin
tandem when the lull newt-rm a law.
in the boom is hill was introduced fla-
inn the annual "de brewers. distill-
er» and other wholesale llaiuor dealers at
’lflifllym, llilln wmalmlntrmiusedrp»
in: ”7.0,!in tor the maintenance
of the Miami inserts; to prevent physi-
elans ot loos than two years' actual pres»
tire alter ”Meeting 1mm having prefer
simml charge»! indigent insane. In the
home hills wurn {mi providing {or an
additional low j‘lld'l' in W. smumlsnd
and Washlrmm mantles.
New Jersey.
Williams, Jen L'il «Tholeilnrsoi Gov.
ernor Wort» to until» the artists: the new
oi a perms: to mm the late Judas My
imtt upon the supreme tench hes reopened
Dawn!” '01 the plan The! ”th melt-
tionsd «antidote». for the print low days
here hovm Judge .lseeph ll. flash“ of
Ilotmt Molly and or Judge William ll.
leaning of Trenton.
lienerel William J. Moll. who was
chosen hy this linplllrlit'ttll mums. which
that lest weevil. to Miami I'tillutl miss
muster Mrl'lwrmn, win elected. in the
scouts lhs lssilot stroll: W. J. i-‘ewell.
litmus; dill-n l- MeiMromt liters»).
hand Franklin Murphy ”tent. i. in
tin hon-s Mail got in vm ”Elmo“.
6. and Murphy. n, 'lhe Republicans who
hired lest wewk'e ravens alumnae-d Mus.
pity. sud the tire were cast [or lurphy
were tines oi the lsrllr'flt
low hush.
Assess. .lan, eta—The «nets held a
tel-drum: melon. A nurnhsr of bills
were inimiuo it. hot median of impor
tam islwrt. A big surprise to turret oi
the politirlsns was the appointment at
Vrpderielt lesson of this city as superb:
resident oi public; buildings to em»
”RM ”alchemy. flflbflvlfl'h' oi listen
tor Edward tawny, Jr.
Ir. lawm'sldiipmhihiting the dis
play at lorries lies: on pnhlie buildings
sewed thsmlriywym tit; trays.
tries-rs is m rustle“.
mum lla-
ttis Wand sabv
«needed.
family. were not
at ellvoiltiiishliut
{4): ol spursly private
‘53 character. 'l‘ he
s x - p resident is
(f, on the point oi
seeking to obtain
XIII. casiuilu'znlsit. ;‘ ”droning?
Parlor, and the causes for this-ere already
of quite a long standing. As a matter of
(act. the first steps in the proceedings had.
“ready been taken by iii. Casimir-l’erier’s
lewys'rs when he became president of the
republic. At that time his mother inter-
vened. and her supplirationa induced him
to Mt the high olliou to which he was
called in the hopes thnt the official and
public life he nnd Mme. (Jasirnir-Perier
would he {mood to lend would put an end
to their disagreements.
lint their misunderstandings became
worse. and when M. Ceslmir-i’srier found
thatthe joys of politlmi power slid not
compensate him for his domestic annoy-
ances. when his intimate friend. M. Bur-
dcau. died. and when his other lrlend.’ M.
Reyna]. was hounded down by the chumv
her of deputies lit-muse oi the railway con-
ventions. in is lit of anger he resigned, At
thee Palace of Justine it is said that the
(“torus is lmmim-nt.
MEXICO WANTS WAR.
Melvin Illa: says tin-tennis Must Arcade
nr iiuflu-r.
CITY or hit-:xu‘o, Jan. 23.-—~Aitcr a
very stormy cabinet meeting President
[liar notllled liumemnls through its min-
ister that he would not concede one into,
and that Guatemala would burn to giro
in to Mexico's demand or suffer the conse-
qiienros. Uther ( 'oulrnl A meriean repay
sentatives here at a meeting made the
stnwnont to l’ri-sident Dias that they un-
derstood Mexico Will trying to grasp Cm-
tral Amerlran territory. President Dlaz
denied the assertion and stated that Mari.
on would have her rights. and the hound
ary lines should be as Mexico claims, and
that Mexico had all the territory thnt aha
it looks as though the other Cen-
trsl American republics were behind Gus
tennis.
All the gm. eminent students marched in
the streets with bonds, shouting: ”Vita
floxleo‘” " Viva Dial!" and “On to
Hummus?" ’l'hey halted in {rout of the
palace. about mum) to 15.000 serving,
clamoring for war and pledging their sup-
port to President liiaz. Mexico has been
preparing for war for some time and has
about 12.4qu troops on the border. All the
nillcsrs that have not hem: on at live duty
have been notified to rewrt inr marching
orders.
Fourth rim Postmaster".
WAHIISGTUS, Jan. 2:l.~'l'he following
lourth class postninsters were npwinterl:
New York— lllghup. Albert Perry;
Lainburton, Winter Woodcock: North Harv
(on. J. Mci'unnoll: North i‘iymer. ii. W.
Fields; ltmimnn. i’i-rry lienne. .lr. : Smith-
flolii. G. B? 'i'i'iompson; West Patterson. H.
C. Lee.
New .lorsry—liridgelyru, l". A. Hobbs;
Chow's, .l, l’. Hvltlvr
Pennsylvania -~- t'hurlnshin, .l. G. Nc-l-
son; Dimmer-us, Miss C A. 'i‘ylrr.
remit-ct I'm' the (‘up Irv-femin- hits-MI.
l'iun'imxtrrt. .lun. L'Il.——’l‘lie contract {or
a ui-wvup di-{vndvr which a New York
svndimtels to hate built wns signed at
the ill-rrrshnti‘ WUl’k-l hi‘l’fl. Mr. if. Ullvezr
isolin spent the morning in t‘liml confor-
i-nm with John ll. lli-rrwlml'f, t olt lunch
with him at his hnnmnml afterward sills
ed his mum to the papers,
lissulsrr Arrested In Hal.
bismuth”. i'u. .lnn. Bil. - Home
Hrr-lilly brought it. K, Smith. a banker.
{mm ifuimuhin to this rity upon a prorem
finiith was
in lied win-n the slwrlll named the pmcooa.
and a physirluu iircnmpttnlfll him to this
«fly.
Millers Ia romeo-tines.
(,‘flil'Miil. .‘nn. 2:i.~,tn important eon-
ventlnn oi millurs wue held at the (iron!
Northern hon-I horn. railed by the allies"
at "It! Sutinnnl Millers‘ mmiation for the
purport! of reorganizing and including all
the rumors at the country.
[truth a! l‘ssptuisr Martin. U. I. N.
strnm’, it. l.. Jan. lift—('sptain hi.
C. Martin. l'nlteil mates navy, retired,
was tound «lamint his home from heart
«illness». Captain Martin was Vii years at
age. lie was through the l'iorids and
Harlan wnrs.
President of Argentine Resigns.
Bones Atuiir, .lnn. zit-4n. tissue
Pens. president oi the Argentine iiopnhllr,
lt'lll in his resignation to congress. and
that body [mu-minted Honor lfrilmrn. the
rim president, to he prvsldeut of the its
publir.
I’OM "It vol Juli.
(llill‘AIJl. Jun. 2:l.—«l’resldent Delis oi
the A. it. l‘. and his asumistes were re-
lmse-l {ruin the hinllnnry moiety jail to
day «indoor» boil such in neeordenre
with the m-vnt order of film supreme
court
‘flw 'ull'hlmlol llawli Vellum
Bismummm. :3. i2. Jan. tilt—The
general impression in regard to the Merv
izhaiits’ hanlmnd the private linukol lines
s: lions is that nosflorl, for the present at
last. will be mudo to reopen either.
Village Almost lmtrwyrd lry fl".
lls‘ilimn‘r. N. l'.. .inn. flaw-A lumepor-
tion of tho-village oi' 5wnrrnvlllo, nine
miles with at here. was hurnml. l’rmglr
strayed. ' ..
Purim Eirrtsd Mildew.
lies Rostrum. .la'n. 93.~—iimirgn if.
i’sriilns has resumed s mslmlty of the
miss in huh hrnnnhi-s of the legislature
[or i'nitetl ritatos Ill nutter.
messiah Mir-fie a stem.
Strauss". .lsn. 2:t——llenmn liners,
one of the city’s most prominent Jewish
marchers and trinkets. nus elected was
at rev-emit.
lites Issue-ti We to lath.
Panama. .tss. rt.-«-l.iiitee lies
veysareesrrisdnut. Bythisweniesuthatinesiiiux ourettsnti‘ou'to our
Stock of Muslin Undersea we mete our Patroustlo ollowlag Promises: ‘; , J "
l. ThatiorQusniityaud mauve-mm mot (tor WW
ll. first Every Pieeeis oi Honest Quality and Thoroughly Iisde. .
Ill. That notosly will we make the shove promises. but we will
theGonda at Prices which Favor the Buyer in the most generous manner. . ‘.
m3.“ Oilsreriugs Should Attract the thoughtful situation oi all pro
r i e ‘
Sluts. lllglii Dresses. .
mammarlo. 1 sin-Ila. with n
rowsol'i‘uclis and Camhric Bullies. at
griffin Better Shirts at all pricrs if
lll’ . .
tinsel enters.
Fullslses, nit-e Iinslin Trimmed, with.
Torehun Lace. 2 lot 20o. All sites.
Best Quality Muslin. 3 styles. high.
square and V shaped neck. neatly
trimmed with embroidery and inserting.
in sites iron: 32 to 42. at 25¢ each.
Extra Fine Muslin, V front and back,
trimmed with lush point embroidery,
sizes 3'8 to 42, at 89¢ each.
Fine Cstnbric V Front and Back. trini-
tnod with donnle rows of Irish point em-
hro'ldrly and Val lace. extra nice in
array particular, sizes 32 to 42, at 506
sec
t :
neat eambrle rullle and leather stitch
braid on you. 8 sizes at 890 each.
Extra muslin. 'ihe heat sown in the
store at the ice. Finished-uh double
yoke and tr armed with oambrlo romeo
sud Hamburgh insertions. 8 styles and 8
sizes at 600 each. ,
lonedale muslin yoke trimmed with
Hamburghioarrtion and tour rows or
tucks and culls oi embroidery, at 500
each. ”
Drawers.
Good muslin, with cluster of tuck and
embroidrry, also tucks and eembri rui-
ile. at 250 each, in sizes from 28 to 29 '
Extra quality muslin 8 inch hem. (our
tucks and feather stitch braid. All sizes
. at 250 each.
As advertise-sot seniors In permanent benefit unless thsipromiaee tlistitsntt “ "'
III
also furttfih“ '
Good qudliiy muslin. finished with. ‘ ‘
_ were?
lore hood and several houses were do ‘
from 32 to 44. with extra lull sleeve and 4 inch ruille around yoke. These
of 75 cents. ‘
You can’t allord to miss this opportunity.
Wr also wioh to call attention to a spvcial lot of Gingham Wrappers. in sizes
on" well worth ti 25 such but we shall olier them at this time at the verylow price
lrisiram ll. Hyatt, Notwalk, Bonn.
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS
on your back.
Winter clothing than ever beiuehi‘irm
to reduce stock before inventory in F
ary.
FRANCiS’ ”8; Cc...
—BETWElN-—
NORWALK.
TB! PBOPILLERS . — - —
CITY OF
VULOAN. .
Will leave Pier 23, E. 8.. Batman street. New York. at 5 p. in.
leave llorwalt. ii p. In. South Norwslk. 6:00 p. in.
Freight received from 7 a. in. to 5 p. in.
out (or amial lots oi freight anywhere in New Yorker its vicinity.
WA“ persons are turbid trusting any ;ol the
as on a mount of the owners thereoi'. on if
ill)" IIIOI‘I'IIAID actions.)
825 Main Street. Bridgeport.
Send for new illustrated
County,
have placed in business.
over 1,000 graduates we
from. Social” sit Transom
- ._ DIAMONDS
W1 “i" balms! 'r“°°m""cu'“l l: a”???
it
m ’ eutin Europe. mummies
entter’s strike at
wereho
lessmoney
new
ailment-immatures“
instead. mm
W? mum. l t w
ll Ill 3
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I'll-3r ~
Upon application to agents the City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan will b‘a f
employee of the boats of ’ tin.
llillilllll llllllillllfllllti .
Conn.
Only regularly organized business college in jil’airiield
catalogue giving the names‘oi‘ E”
a ll. llIllliiil. hesitant s. l. llEllllIS. lonelier oi Poinsettia. g
FRANCis'azco.
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There are many kinds of Clothing sold,
and it remains with you to decide Whether
you will have the wool over your eyes or
We are offering larger discount on
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