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3i: r' ”Blithe". You can depend on it that.
MM [at bet or cheaper elsewhere.
i 2 . Willet Corn has won praise from every-
a- whohastrletvit. Becamcash.
w Federation (1 Oakford Brands of To-
, ' haves fresh flavor. and are very
‘ ‘ ' MM. Sc/camcash.
’ Pumpkin. to; for 25c.
" DudlsyPuIn in. ' c.
. Humane.
Johnson a Pineapple. A small
' .. 7. Bells holesale. lilo: our price. lilo. Yer
' “Weekend
, Peas. lyJune.8ccan.
Peas. :' .. Gembrand. 186:.
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‘ . . . Small Potatoes.iiiicbusbel; the pack.
' MMWIII.
, . ~ italian Pruneeztart. Grown in [Or
5 1th
‘ gym best. an. can Baked Beans. 10c.
enjoyment.
PIiKLEIl fliiliii
, Lobsters
M M SYRUP
Free and salt Fish
’suunrs
In. I SALT MACKEREL
ll 08E RADISH
t ROUND TO ORDER, AT
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no aims. Boldhysildruagists. some.
' cold had almost entirely disappeared
m, a m 3.1!” ”it “Dr
Hand'sGollcOmhlaI-h advances!
anyway-outlined lav-emu
willquletbaby when shsisscrsaming
withpain.” Asksomsmctherwhohas‘
sssdtbisnsrnedyaboutit. When your
habyisomsund irettnl while tsething
applyDr.Hand’sTsetltlngIolioutoths
cry Rebel Active. .
museums writs scent.
out the Island, and Spanish Gil-boats Are
Patrolling on llarbors - under Jean
M's mun.
Turn, 1%., Feb. Bit—Fernandina
Flguercdo has received the following tele-
gram from Gonzales Quosedu, the score-
tary of the Cuban Revolutionary club,
dated at New York:
"Revolution broke out on Sunday. The
whole island is in cans. "
Your correspondent called on Mr. Fig-
Wdo in West Tennis and lieund the
whole populace wild with excitement. Mr.
Flguorodo was a colonel in the former rcv—
olution and a prominent agitator in the
revolutionary party. llis statement was as
follows: ”
“Jose Marti. leader of the party, left
New York on Jim. 22 for Sun Domingo to
meet General Gomez, o Dominican general
and one of the old lenders in Cuba. The
ADes Moines woman who has been
troubled with frequent coldsrcoucluded
to try an old remedy in a new way. and
accordingly took a tablespooni'ul (tour
timesthe usual dose) of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy just before going to bed.
The next morning she found that her
During the day she took a few doses of
the remedy (one teaspooniul at a time)
and at night again took a tablespoonful
before going to bed, and on the follow-
ing morning awoke free from all symp
toms of the cold. Sin'ce then she has, on
several occasions. used this remedy in
like manner, wi the same good results. Woolo needed him there to who initiatcry
and is much eln over her discovery of 9W-
. . . " The plan was to land with a small form
so quick 3 way 0' 0mm“ ' cold. For of leaders. The entire islund is perfectly
sale by G. C. Stillson, druggist.
awnke‘to the situation. the result of the
o t fo
Headache is the direct result of indi- first?”1:12:33linemrtnmfilugfixm: ill:
gestiou and stomach disorders. Remedy vnno and Vuoltn Abiju provinces did not
thece by using De Witt’s Little Early pnrtlcimte, but they have found them-
Rissr' s, and your headache disappears
The Favorite little pills everywhere. G.
A. Gregory do Go. and (l. C. Stillson.
I
gene, .
Detectives Needed Here.
Superintendent Charles Aiuge. of the
National Detective Bureau, Indianapolis.
lud., announces that two or three
capable and-trustworthy men are needed
in this county to act as private detective
under his instructions. Experience in
th work is not necessary to success. He
edits a large criminal‘poper and will send
it with full particulars, which will ex.
plain how you may enter the proiemion
addressing him at Indianapolis. Ind.
In these days of telephone, telegraph,
electricity and steam, people cannot af-
ford to wait days or as many hours for
relief. This is our reason for oilsring
you One Minute Cough Cure. Neither
days, nor hours. nor even minutes elapse
before relief is siforded. G. A. Gregory a
Go. and G. 0.:Stlilson.
JOSE slum.
selves to be the iirst on the field in this
revolution. Therefore, I think the first
show has been made from near Mntonzns.
“i received a letter on Sunday from one
of the prominent generals saying that his
next letter Would be from the ilcld. The
0. W. 0. Hardman. sheriff of Tyler
00., W. Va., appreciates a good thing
Kurtis! law Has Been Declared W
and does not hesitate to say so. He was
almost prostrated with a cold when be
procured a bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy. He says: "It gave me prompt
relief. I find it to be an invaluable rem-
edy for coughs andcolds.” For sale by
G. C. Stillson, druggist.
It is not a miracle. It won’t cure
everything, but it will cure piles. That’s
what De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve will
do, because it has done it in hundreds of
people generally are Well nrmcd. I believe
that the Spaniards will not attack our
forces, but will :try conciliatory nmrsurss.
I believe that they will buston General
Martinez-(Juniper: from Spain. It won he
who made the former trinity. mud his gon-
croslty lilihili) him popular with our peo-
ple. but I do not think that he will be suc-
cessful in conciliating Cubans now.
"This is u very serious n'mlutlon. The
plans are Well laid. Tho timer-once be-
tween the former and this revolution is
that now we have chiefs nnel soldiers, and
even if we are not thoroughly mulpped in
arms we know how to inks them from the
enemy. We can misc n drills-d army from
the start The policy of Mnrti has been
such til-l in perfectly organize the oluhmnd
colonies throughout the exterior, so (but
the most lmrmouious and oilirient Work
can he done in nv-rord with those in Mtuul
bottle.
I‘l revolved u lvlvgrum Monday from
New York soy-lug that u nurses rum-ting
was held there on Hominy. and that it
was enthusiastic. und largo contributions
Wore mode. A telegram was l‘i'i‘i'th'il from
Key Wmt on Tuesday ltfli-l'nmm inquiring
about the outbreak, und 1 bovi- win'd tin in
that the uprising in n fili'l.
"'i'mum will be it very important news
tie-pot. 'l‘lio (‘ulynns lu-ro one having a big
celebration in West ’l'musui. One hundred
revolve-rs twrc iirrd M ii o'clock. The
children join in milking the Mr romuud
with about.- 0! ontlluuizmn. 'l‘lm rigor-
mnkl-rs ore to douutn tWo (lily-6' work to
the course this Wi‘l'k. The Spanish torpedo
invite Norms and Penn Wont from here to
Sun Domingo to Willi'll the movements 0!
Marti umi Hullll'l. ”
Excitement runs high hero.
cases. 8. A. GregorydtCo. and (l. C.
Stillson.
N O l l C E .
It is with pleasure we announce to our
customers visiting our city with teams
that
Our City Fathers
have at last furnished a safe and con
venieut place for bitching on the city lot,
corner of Clay and Franklin streets, and
the people of this city recommend.
l. H. BECKER’S
WALL PAPER
m [litmus
as the best place to buy your
WALL - PAPERS,
and get our
Plillilllis Fillliiflylfl ~:-
ORDER, -:
We also do a
General Printing and Palm Hang-
ing Business.
Look for the big
79
in the west window.
L. H. Decker,
9
Washington lit. tooth lisrwslt.
m
STOCKS.
Martial Law Pmlulmod.
HAVANA, yin Key Wool, Felt. 27.—-—Mar«
tial law has been deolumllu-ns, and the
police and Spanish gnrrlsone throughout
the island ltl'liilll tho ulvrt toprevont an
uprising. Slight outbreaks have already
occurred at Civnl‘uegoa and Malamute. At
the letter plus-o tbrve i'ubun patriots have
been nrrmtod and small qrusntlty of smis
lclza‘d.
'l‘hc avast mmrda on land and guniioats
by sea are patrolling the «nuts to prevent
lionrluras or ('msta liters Spies in Tampa
and Key West hevoroportod unusual activ-
ity among refugees.
They have also forwards-d some infor~
mation of a general conspiracy afoot. The
government sec-ms to fmr an Insurrection
and to be talking extreme measures to
stamp it out.
Km win, l-‘ob. 97.~Sm'ml thousand
Cubans are inmusnent residents of this
city. and nmrly all of them are monthly
subscribers to the mvolutlumnry fund.
This land. the accumulation of years and
mtrlbuml to from all over America, is
summer! to amount to several millions of
dollars. For weeks andmonths patriots
here have been expecting thatn blow would
be struck and the revolutionsry ling reis-
ed ngnlu in Cuilia. Newakfrom shrug):
has been disecm nntrsl qnlc ly an In .-
l lama-leggwggm‘mw h". lng excitedly discerned in the places or
humour iscmtoaaryaceusamz‘h'a'h Cuban was today.
and you iron 8 to W cent. "on“ mm- WWW—M»-
is w a n"
llsn. mom’s (luulter Holt.
Tumor, Fen. li7.-—Hrs. Charlotte An
gusto limyton. whose huslnmd, James
Coleman Drayton, is suing her in the
mm a! this state for divm on the
mud oi adultery. through her ommsel
today filed a counter petition asking {or a
divorce on the ground of desortlon.
w
nut-e nu Dieter by Accident.
norms, N. 0.. Feb. 97.--At Knows
Island. N. 0.. the ilayear-old daughter at
5 finally Vaterfoni was midsutally shot by
rmc cinematic:
Intro olitan laws to,
, ‘ menus in
u m , I
as
will
1 market. it
the
he
«WW’E‘mmmu'i‘;
’ wan
. with a this Watts
“mum
W's gun.
the landing of lllibuuters rmm l‘lorida,l
mover in that aflair.
himifhehadnottoldiadryoucs that!»
hadplannedlt,andtbataso astohs
thesignal. butthat the manwbo didlt
was such ahuagler that thevvornsnhad
time to hide their money and valuables.
Hayward denied it point blank. He admit-
ted that he did not want the matter to-
portcd to the police, but that was on
Adry's account.
Dc had kept the watch out of sight for
months so that Adry’s wife might not see
it and thus wonder how he got it after it
had been stolen irom him. This closed
the examination.
M. D. Wilson, the alleged miesiug wit-
ness. was culled agnin by the defense, and
Mr Erwin proceeded to try to impeach
his own witness. Mr. Hall objected, but
Mr. Erwin had authorities, and the court
allowed the question.
Then came the stntc’u triumph. Harold
0. Stevens was put on the cured. lle
swore that on the night of the murder he,
in comptu with a friend mulled Browne,
Were coming from tho Loire oi the isles to
Lake Culhoun on a (trimmed. and they
saw a buggy, with the top up, coming
along at a. brisk unit from the lake toward
town. He new in it it man who had a
light mustache and heard. Here was the
man seen by (lrindcll ognln. When ques-
tioned by the state, the witness stated that
he now is young couple on Lake ctr-wt, and
he illlil his companion walked on the side
of the street where there was no sidewalk.
He knew the young mun whom Miss
Bro'Wnc stated was with her at that time,
but stated tlust he did not recognize him,
Although he passed very close to the couple.
ROW AT BLU E FIE LDS.
American Vessel Reported Dis-bled by I
British “’arship.
COLON, Fob. 27.-—A conflict at Blue»
fields is reported hero. The news is one
tremely vague, but it is said that a Brit-
ish wrsr vessel has disabled on American
vessel.
Wssmxorox, Feb. {ll—Advices from
Blueflolds nrc uwnitcd with great interest
by the store and navy dcmrtments. The
cable dispatch from Colon was shown to
Secretary Herbert and to the officials of
the department of state. It was denied
in both departments that any official word
had come from the scene of the trouble, or
that any information was in the pmseielion
of the demrtments that could explain
what had led to the dillloulty or indicate
what vessel had been disabled.
Secretary Herbert was certain that if
a vessel had been tired upon it could not
’ an American mnnof-wnr because none
of ur cruisers is in the vicinity of Blue-
fiele lt might possibly be an American
merchantmnn. The nearest point at which
then: \H an American vessel is Colon, and
‘ miles from the scene. No word
ived from the Atlanta, which
int, regarding the reported
x
. %LABORATORY.
,3an so“
Explosion of ’ Agd (in T I";
ti‘tg'. ... “5.1:” “*3." J
Pnrnsnsnrms. Fen iii—«One person
was instantly killed and another so badly
injured that he died after luring admitted
to the hospital by the explosion oi’ on iron
cylinder churned with cnrhonic acid gun at
the clwmiml laboratory of t be Smith, Kline
3: French r'ornpnny. no: i‘hcrry street.
The dead lll'l' Frank Robinson. ugml 25
yours. of i'mnduu. and Frank Duffy, aged
24 years, of Fourth structund Columbia
avenue
The explosion tie-curred in an annex of
the main building. lluiiy oml liohinmn
being the only persons in the room at the
lime, Robinson haul n largo hole torn in
. his lul'i‘lli‘llil llllil With lunlly bruised, while
Duffy lnul one side- of his {um lllliWH away
and was crushed by falling bricks. The
annex Wits mmplr'loly wrecked.
A DIPLOMATIC ROMANCE.
Miss Lowery, After Whiting Twenty I'enra,
\Vlll Murry ta Duke.
WAHHNHTON, l-‘e-b. vii—The.» origngn
rue-m has been nnnouurvd of Mimi Virgin
in Lowery of this city to the llukc di Al'-
mm of Spain. new Hpnlllsli minister to
.Mrlxli'r).
'l'he duke. thou untitled. wns engaged
to Miss lnwury oror 20 yours mm, but the
match was broken oil by her Miller, .Vlr.
Archibald lmre-ry. Both n-nmlmxi single.
hovvevor, and the duke, having sim-wrlctl
to the title recently, returned to tho l'nit-
ed States nud successfully fl'm'wud his suit.
Died In a Theater.
New Your, Fob. 27.v~(7hnrlos la to.
hurt, l7 years old. :1 member of the New
York l’nnium Exchange and million: at
537 llulmy ntrmt, ilnmltlyn. won stricken
with rumploxy in the Herold Square thew
tor during the wriorrmnm of " Mob ltcy, "
Despite mmliml attendance, he died shew
ly alterward. ills wlie’s sci-mine enacted
a sensation among the audience as they
were leaving the thinner.
Two Cartier-tie n! Ham" "suds.
Tumour. i-‘eh. ill—Advices received
here from For. suite that the two oartloads
of salted hauls of the leading Hohsmne
rebels which were taken to Hultan Abdul
Aziz by a tlotrtcltlru‘ilt of the Moorish cnv
airy have been suspended from the main
gate of the city amid great rejoicing upon
the part of the populace.
TELEGRAPl'llC‘ BRlEFS.
it Is moi-ml that there are 26 cases at
menllpox at Hot Springs. Ark.
The oillelsl treaty mllng the Congo
Free State to Belgium was sent to the
chamber or deputies in Brussels.
Edward Knblry. a farmer living near
Ylmnington. N. .i., committed suicide by
hanging Mum-ii to a time in his orchard.
The 500 miners who were imprisoned in
the Whltwmul-llmnhmoor military at Ner-
mnnton by the willsirm of two ages were
rescued.
I. it. do Steal. the mission minesador
at Medan, was piloted the paste! Russian
,mhlstsr oi iorslgn slain in nonunion
to the late It. dc (Jim
A. Phillipa n logger living st Ohshalia.
Wyn, shot and killed his wile and that
blew (mt his own brains. The adalr grew
out a! l’liilllpa' jealousy.
John (letters and Moos len are
graced in siming "latch mt ()wsnshoru.
. Ky. amateur: got mad and shot (lotion
dud. lie was not sought.
Had I. Minis or lie-drills. Unto...
whitest isotherm pound drink at
in into a glass «on
- lineman-d
“in. all h
l’
hP'EClAL
ANNOUNCEMENT:
Our new Store, 19 Main street, Ker?
. 86 Washington Street.
walk, will open Satrrday morning pent,
Februaly 23d. ' Bargains in Clothing,
and Newest Things in Neckwear «and
Furnishings.
w. A. unnm & u.
BENTINEL BUILDING, ”19 MAIN STREET,
SO. NORWALK. NORWALK.
The Leading Dry Goods Store.
Tristram & Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
In making our spring announcement we desire to call
in connection with our store, namely: Reliable Goods, Low Prices and
Treatment. These are factors that mark the policy of our house. Business is so-
licited only upon a basis of exact justice and any transaction completed can be nu-
done In a minute if it is not to the interest of the buyer. Every safeguard is and
when we buy goods to enable us to warrant qualities and prices and thereiore w.
keep close to our customers' intereste, protecting them at every point.
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS.
1 Line German Faucies, made to sell at 50c, 39 cents yard.
5 pieces Silk and Wool Mixture, particularly choice for children’s dresses, 3'
cents yard.
.50 inch Tailor Checks, all nest designs and choice patterns, 50c a yard.
45 web All Wool Berger, every shade, 50c a yard.
Illuminated Vigonrenx, French Plaids, Serge Weaves.
Chariots, Chariots and Henrietta,
attention to three things
Couturi-
'l‘wo Toned Wanted.
every shade, 4.5 inches wide, 75:: a yard.
SPECIAL DRESS PATERNS.
Our selection 0! Special Dress Patterns. no two alike.
the richest styles and finest labficl.
83 50 to $9 00 each.
W FANCY SlLKS.
6“
among which are some!
every one manufactured this seaaanrom
‘ We.
‘2
10 dillsrent style Wasdl: Silks (or waists. Among ‘ meat ’
son's cream. 35¢ a ysr
maids-rent styles 0! 'l‘sflstas, for waista and drum
Dress Sills in all qualities.
lristrflh Hyatt. Norwali,’ Bonn.
REMEMBER
llllliills & 0038
SACRIFICE SALE
WILL lfllllENlE Sill] "ll, FEB. 23m
and continue for three days, giving the
Public a Chance to Ger‘Monn and Bur-
'l'Elt Cnormxc ron Tum: MONEY than
trimmings. Aldo Hack
1
'us ever offered in this City.
SEE BILLS.
FRANCIS ‘& co.
South liorwali. Corn.
The Benedict collar Button ’
Atime Saving. Labor Saving, Temper fiavbg,
Collar Button. Thetep is wedge shaped; the I”.
pnrtoithepostis flat, the lower part is round. It
. can’t help working, its as simple as a clothes I’ll.
Made in
run on n A. w. AUSTIN, JEWELEI,
on rent hoot. met.
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