‘ a wire
non-r Cello
lets
till-remedyahout it. When your
born-sud frodul while rectum;
Memento: multof indi-
No- and mm disorders. Remedy
vhbyudug De Witt's Little Early
M audyour headache disappears
'hmlitlls pills everywhere. 6.
I“ Mica-MIGJI. Simeon.
‘ Mess leaded lieu. b
‘Wmtcosrles Aiase. of the
W Detective Bureau. Indianapolis.
.M. madness that two or three
3h 'workle notueoeeurytomccess. Be
«emulation! paperaudwillscnd
hwlthfullparticulara, which will er-
“hwyoumayeutsr the muffler:
Millard Indianapolis. Ind.
Dertt’s Witch Hazel Salve cured J.
0.de woretme of eczema
ova-hmwuluthesisteol Indiana. It
”Whom. Indolent sores and
mfaiktoeurepilcs. G. A. Gregory
* “tsunami“.
a. . assumes.
Undertaker.
mm. NORWALB. (KIN
new sale. Rallwayllapot
butlit'will cure piles. That’s
new. Witch Easel Salve will
a ‘ hos-nit hasdeneit in hundredsof
on. G.A.Gregory&(lo. and G. C.
m ,
j Wynn wouldnot think so. but
4‘avarylargaprcportion ofdleeaeealn
f; lewYcrhou—ufmcaremeesahont
3,“. cold,” says Dr. Cyrus Edson.
"line-cassette thing and so com-
mihatvcyfewpeoplemnleaeit is a
. euedpuuduh.pey any attention to
'1 n7“. .Iheresreagreatmanycases of
“find consumption which have
criglniuthis neglect of the simplest
Wafer” day life. The most
”advice is. when you have one get
“cinnamon-possible. By all means
downed-nth.” Dr. Edsoo does not
Wmhowtocareaeold but we will.
‘ .mc‘anberlslu'a Cough Remedy. It
wfluflevethe lungs. aid expectoration,
op- fleeces-ethos and soon effect a per-
' , cure. fiandfiilcent bottles for
.b . 0. O. Stillsou. druguist.
i. neglectthst cough,it leads to
.. . ... . anliinuteCoogh Core
I“ ,a double virtue. ltcures and
g“ ly. G. A. Gregory a Co.
said. nautical,
. . memtlnnocksinaeafeaad
. : ”use without (M d .
me‘hm‘ohlc
' gnaw I r cent. weekly in
mpg-rust. lmltfpayyouulorcthsn
m ofinterestlnan
rues-parents. Demitarecelved
pieced tofurnilhmmfsr
he andw
‘ will
. , gamma. lf‘you managem-
.mmm onus apsrao .
”Minute
to". News 00.,
. . w
m, ”unwind or
o
. amount"...
,' denominator-neutron
Woman laws 60..
‘ ' “OOHGBIBB 8’12,
”In!“ mange.
Am ofthlecouutywho has
I“ markedto nethe
‘ ”who hewof no pill. so
a 'h “patios. dyspepsia and
svDertt’s Little Early
' agmtmm 0.0.
D e
f. ' reverent.
nrroa axles.
'" 'wmrmw
’"Wxflm
gmnwso
WK M rum
cathode-rites!» "pound to'havobesn‘
killed rattle“ wrest fiche Morita. After
obtaining what they ammo and ‘ when
about to mount their horses a volunteer
whom an amino in the church ands
regular soldier. both in civilian's dross.
came upon the party. In the encounter
Fennel Islam was killed by the acolyte.
raise him Woe killed. being literally out
‘ ‘ -on “453mm; of iron
W. I there was a price on Garcia's hood
of‘OiQM'from the government and about
885.000 from the sugar planters in the vi-
cinity. there was quite an inoo lvc in
claiming that the dead bandit w Garcia.
Parties who have seen the plot .fl of tho
bandit taken and published aft 1- his dw. lb
“sort that it is not the llkoncs of (in '1 ‘a.
When Garcia's wife was «shod m- llu- “'i“
dicrs to sound identify ti o ..._.- of I: r
husband, she attired horse f ll. him-l w «1
went with them. When tho party ill-1,4: m1
at the station. she put her handkm'chi ; to
her face and pretended to be sobbing.
Shc than told them that she know tho
body was that of her hosband. and there
was no use to go and look at it. Sho did
this to dewlve the soldiers. It is sorted
that Garcia still lives in the vicinity of the
place where he was reported to have boon
killed. This report 6011ch direct from Soho
Mocha by dgontloman who was them on
last Thursday. Garcia is a much mmllor;
man than Poopcol lsleno was. The Cuban
papers represent the deceased man as ho—
lng large and broad shouldered.
YAMAGATA HONORED.
The Japanese Field Marshal Made Minister
of War.
Yosomns. March 8.-—Fleld Marshal
Count Yamagata, who was commander of
the first Japanese story. but who was in-
valldod home from Iilnncburio. has been
appointed minister of war.
The commander of the second Japanese
army, Fluid Marshal Count ()yamu. hold
the war portfolio prior to his dopartmo to
the front. after which the affairs of the
war ministry were directed by Count Sol-
go. minister of marine.
W‘Asumo'ros. March 8,—A telegram
from Tokyo has been nrcolvod by tho Japa-
ncsc minister confirming the report of tho
capture of New-thnng by tho first army
under General Nodzu. Tho old town of
New-Chwaug was taken by assault after
ill hours’ hard fighting. the Chinom offer-
ing a stubborn resistance. Within the
town itsclf 1.880 Cinnamon were killed.
and about 500 surrendered: Large quan-
tities of war material were captured. in.
cludlng 16 cannon. .The Japanese lost 206
killed and wounded.
NEEDED A HUEE COFFIN.
Robinson Weighed Five Hundred Pounds
and Bad n Giant's Strength.
Lose ISLAND Cm. N. Y.. March 8.—
David Robinson. who has just died at hls~
homo in East Morlchcs. N. Y.. weighed
500 pounds and was buried in acollia
large enough to hold four ordinary men.
of late years he slept upon a bed built or-
prcssly for himself and capable of sustain—
ing a weight of 1.000 poumis. and ho al-
ways used a chair with a must over three
foot wide. ‘
Mr. Robinson at the age of 25 weighed
over 250 pounds. He was a giant in
strength, and it is said that he could at
onc.tlmo lift a (load wright. of 2,000
pounds with his nook and shoulders. Van
Amberg. the showman, once offered him
a handsome salary to bmuuo the “stmng-
out man on earth." Robinson declined.
Testing the Income Tax.
WASHINGTON. March 8.—Thc argument
in the income tax cases was begun in tho
suprmuo court of the United States. Mr.
W. l). Guthrie. one of the counsel for the
appellants. first addrmsod tho court. Ho
devoted himself to u roviow of the grounds
upon which tho nppoel bud been taken and
attempted to show tho unconstitutionullty
of the income tax law because of its (liar
criminutions in favor of individuals and
curtain corporations. He will be followed
by Mr. Sowanl, counsellor the appellants.
“'Nllled at Old Trinity.
le Your, March 8.-—Count Joan Ed-
ward d'llulby and Francesco Monti let
woro married in the old Trinity church.
iic cotllus of a much more ancient family
than tho l)o ('Jastollnuos. and his mothor.
from whom he gcis his title. was a Bor-
ghotto. and this moans much in Italy. ills
own personal Domain!!! ore of great val-
ue. and he has an unrivaled collection of
paintings.
Alisa Boat the Britannia.
Cannes. France. March 8,—Aftor a race
in light weather Alisa. the new British
cutter. which may take the place of Val-
kyrie ".11 as challenger for the America's
cup. v on her maiden rum, dcfwtlng Bri-
tannia by 1 minute and 24 secondment-
“: rooted time. and undo:- the disadvantage
of a weak topmost. which prevented her
from wrrylng a mpsall on the last round.
Eastern and Western nonr- May lest.
SAN Fusscxsco. March u.-A proposi-
tion hon remntly been made to the New
York Athletic club by the Olympic club of
this city to eeud wt a team of boron to
compote with the hint men in the New
York club. Hermann (lclrlohe is specially
interested in the project and has written
to prominent Now York patrons of boring
seeking to enlist their cooperation.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
Lord Boubery’s condition is slowly lin-
proving.
The steamship Frlcsland which wo’
aground as she was loavlug lPort Bold. has
been heated.
Near Laheport. N. 11.. shaman hinges
wee instantly killed while jumping from
' a railway train.
The woman's sudragc bill ilasssd the
lower brand: of the Maine legislature bye
Vote of 80 to fill.
The greatest excitement has been crut-
ed in Psmhlm. Germany. by the iatlureoi
the Mcohlenburg Omit bank at that place.
The directors of the American Sugar
Refining mushy have declared the regu-
lar guaranty dividend of ii permits: the
women Wk.
A dispatch resolved at Madrid from
linelva ears that a fire occurred in the
Sahel mine at Coronada. causing the
' Mollomlnere.
Ar J‘eil'm City. lilo. the house passed
the senate hill prehibllialpnol allies and
m“ Mundane-collared»
m o
star‘s execs» indium an. ,
W V . /
RELIGIOUS m mu: m.
two Important lessens last an lion-rely
End at mum—commodore so... a...
no: of the whipping Pest am. Put our
the in... of the Assembly at Albany.
Tension. March s.——'l‘lio wanto‘dcfoat-
ed Senator Rogurs’ bill rocking it a mis—
demeanor for any public sohmntcuvhcr to
wear any garb. insignia. emblem ormorks
indicating that such teacher belongs to
any sect or religious order. The vote was
ill to ii. ‘ ,
- The Rogcrs bill w s opmod by Sona-
tors Skirm. Kuhle. \\ ntnn and Duly. and
advocated by Senators Rogers and BfnlL
ley, all of whom made SWletlfl. Senator
Ketoham said he would favor it if amend-
ed so as to leave out tho word “(roubleme "
Senator Rogers would not cement to this,
saying it would make the bill a sectarian
measure. He added that nothing but
moral cowardice prevented a meeting of
the issue raised by the measure. Senator
Skirm called attention to the fact that the
bill would prohibit the woaring of Ep-
Worth league and Christian Endeavor
badges; and Senator Winton denounced it
as tho nurmwost ormuple of legislation he
had ever known. Senator Kuhlc. said the
misdemeanor fcsturc of the bill was an
outrage. ..
Governor Werts, in vetolng the eloctiv
judiciary bill. sold the measure was un-
called for and on unwise experiment.
Years of experience. he said, demonstrated
the excellence of tho appointive system.
and be thought the elective system would
give gnmtcr play to reprehensible methods
of practical politics. and the abolition of
lay judges would confer on single individ-
uals arbitrary power in the granting of li-
censes. which could be whimsicully and
oppressivcly used. '
Tho bill provided for the election of 50
or 60 county judges of the 21 counties of
New Jersey in November next.
.Tbc house passed the houso'blll inomsv
ing the salaries of fr: ' elders in Camden.
Mercer and Pascale countlos from $1.50 to
8600 a your and the house bill compelling
employers to give employees notice of dis-
charge; house bill dividing Jersey City
into ill wards, and senate bill requiring lo-
cal assmsors to send coplos of their tax
dupliwtos to the state board of taxation.
The cheap fort-loge bill was made the spe
clal order for next Wednesday. '
The senate ilxod next Thursday mom-
ing as the time for beginning the impeach;
moat. trial of Justice of the Ponce Connol-
ly of Bayonne. The senate bill fixing a
penalty of from 8200 to 31,000 for voting
in two places at a primary or general elm
tiou missed tho senate. Tl.c house bill
shortening the toms of nmyors of second
class cities was lxrtton in the senate.
The boom mused the house bill author-
izing Jersey City to lssuu bonds to pur-
chase a water supply and to Miro its po-
lloo oillcors after serving a curtain number
of years.
There will be no more massions of either
house this week. 'l‘ho smmto committee's
investigation into suitohousc expenditures
under (ix-Superintendent B. J. Ford was
resumed today.
A Sensation at Albany.
ALBAXY. March ii.—~Tho biggest deputy
sermctrtt-at-arms put (‘ommodoro Elbridgo
'1‘. Gerry pd tho linur of the assembly,
and tho l'olnlumlum loft vowing vouge‘
once. llo has boon at the state capital
for three days Working in the interest. of
his whipping post bill. which passud the
senate )‘i’rillll'lllll'. but was provonfml from
being ruilrolulml through tho lower house.
Assemblyman Stam'bflold pmtostod
against the exclusion. but the speaker
brusqncly admonished tho sorm'autqtt»
arms to romnvo Mr. Gerry and ordered the
consideration of routine matters to proceed.
The lill‘l‘. of tho commodore was livid
with Iago as ho loft. tllciulsolnbly chamber.
Mr. Blake's bill to abolish tuipttol pun-
ishment was «infected in tllcnssombly—
yous. it); pays. oil.
The Queen City gas bill will pmbobly
never be heard from again. The commit-
tcc on miscellaneous corporations met to
decide its face. Solmior Persons. tho in«
troduccr of tho measure. had asked that if
it were not favorably reported it be loft in
committm. 'l‘hovotodofmusl the bill-
yous, Kliburn and O'Connor; uays. Don-
aldsou. O'Donnell and Rice.
The Syracuse Investigation Regan.
SYRACUSE, March 8.—-Cbainnou L. S.
Chapmnn and Assomblymon Audott.
Conkllu and Hoffman. four of the five
members of tho assembly committee ap-
pointed to investigate tho departments of
thlsclty. harem-rived. The first mission
of thcwmmltumwas begun in the com-
mon count-ll chamber tmlny.
Fatal Boiler Esploelow.
Alums. 0.. March 8.-A largo holler at
the works of the B. F. Goodrich Rubber
company blew up. with fatal cfloct. John
Vance. a machinist. was instantly killed
John Summorvlllo was terribly scolded
and otherwise seriously injured. Several
other men received slight lulurloa
-Wmom...
Died In a Hotel.
New Your. March B.-—A man who on
Wednesday rogleiorml at tho ilotel Arthur,
184 Third avenue. as Louis Slogrlet of
Pittsburg was found dead in his room at
the hotel last night. Death is supposed
to have been due to natural muses.
“a-..“wwwm
Miter Dans Indicted.
Wasmscros. larch 8.--'l‘ho grand jury
for the supremo court of the District of
Columbia has returned an indictment for
criminal libel against Charles A. Dana.
editor. and William M. Laflan. publisher.
of the New York Sun. .
heals-er timeshare Condition.
mirror. it. 1.. March 8.--Dr. Hoylan
states that there has been adooldodlm-
prevement in the condition of Captain
Net Horn-bod. Dr. lieyian is hopeful of
his recovery.
Ila-h Cashier Arrested.
10mm. 0.. March ll.—M. ii. Waldo.
who was cashier of the People's bank up
tothstlmeof its failure. has been arrested
marred with being short 00.000 in his so-
mun.
Knitting Illl nursed.
Almhbatl. if. r.. listen saw-The
no. “'“d‘hi’i mm" “a:
a so ‘ wee
Minder. nourish-ref “6.000.
‘Uarylrmmm
mum
"Dr. Herring stated in» thelohlan
was entirely gutted, and that everything
that the Mohloan was insured."
Brooklyn for the Mediterranean there In
considerable scandal crested by the pecul-
la‘r'charaoter of the party she carried. .
Herring. it will be remembered. new
a divorce and married again shortly after
the sailing bonds had been severed. ills
wife also remarried. When be conceived
the idea of the trip. among the first he in—
vitcd was his divorced. wife and her but
band.“ At the time the Mohican left.
therefore, there were on board Herring and
hip second wife and Mrs. llerrlngiiot l
and her husband N0. 2
While the boat was being filled out in
Brooklyn. Mrs. Herring No. 2 advertised
for a mold. A number of young women
applied for the place. Among them was
Iratitin Thompson. She was engaged.
When she notified her mother. there was a
great fuss made. Mrs. Thompson Went
to the boat and took her daughter away.
alleging among other reasons that she did
not care to have her daughter go with dL
vcrcod people. _
After staying home a few days Miss
Letitia disappeared. éhout that time the
Mohlcnn sailed from Brooklyn. Mm.
Thompson wont to the yacht and satisfied
herself that the girl was not there. it sub»
soquontly transpired that Letitia, by or
rnngomcnt with Herring had gouedotvn
the bay in a tugboat and had. been placed
on board outside the Narrows.
When the boot left. it. was ascertained
that she was provisioned for a six months’
voyage. and that she hadboen insured for
nearly $100,0u0. The Mohlmn had been
out nearly two months before she- was
heard from. Some of the underwriters
bad about made up their minds that she
was lost, When a cablcgram- came via Lon-
don announcing that she had reached the
Azores, and after making repairs would
start for tho Mediterranean, Whether the
yacht Went to the Mediterranean, however.
is not known.
About ten days ago she was reported as
having reached the southwestern «not of
England. She staid at Plymouth a few
days and then went to Southwick. another
southern port. Now that the boat has
been destroyed, Dr. Herring will of course
be compelled to satisfy the underwriters
concerning his trip and the condition of
the heat When she reached the Azores.
WE BEAT JOHN BULL.
American Cloth Now Mel 1- lug!“ H-v
uhetuvlng Town.
Wasmsoror, March s.-—Anomalousae
it may appear. American cloth is being
told in the English markets and right in
the center of the English manufacturing
listrict. United States Consul Meeker.
who has reported the fact to the state dc-
partmcnt. says that this seems to justify
the predictions made at the timed the
of the Wilson tariff act.
He suites that a rrpnmontativc of an
American house has been buying English
cloth in England and boost the some time
been selling American cloth there. The
American cloth is woolen stuffs suitable
for cmtlngs Mid men’s sultlngs selling at
50 to co cents per yard. The English mar
chants prouounco it to be superior cloth
for the grade made of short Wind and raw
not soc how it can he produced and sold
for tho price.
Tortured by Robbers.
Wlmusssnus. Pat, Moron 5,—l‘lvemen
disguised as white raps entrrmi the house
of Farmer (.iuurg‘u Wagner, in Planter
township. Thoy heated at ilro shovel red-
hot and applied it to Wagner's fort. at the
sumo tlmc domandlng all thu- money he
had in the house. The formcr told them
it would be found in a bureau drawer.
The tlliovos broke own the drawer and se-
cured O‘JJT. A hired man nmumiJohnv
son was knocked slrnswlusu by a blow from
tho butt of a rm'ulvvr.
Mlety Woman Insolvent.
BOSTON. March ilk—Mrs. Michael Dyer.
Jr.. the wife of one of Boston's prominent
lawyers. a loading society woman and one
whose chotlon to charity Work is well
known. has filed a voluntary petition in
lnmlvcuoy in tho t-lul‘follt court. The lia-
bilities are about. 0100. 000. with the value
of the assets yet tobedetermined. The
trouble is sold to be due to business arm
pilootlcne between Mr». Dyer and her son.
The Ram In Cele-ebb.
Cows. (Julmnblo. March s.-—'l’he Unit-
ed States warship Atlnnta has sailed from
this port for linens del Torn under orders
from Washington. it is reported that she
intends to overhaul a whmnevr d to
have a cargo of arms. Eleven t
additional government troops have been
sent to meet the nebula.
lite. and lined Illa lhlev.
Susana. lad, iii-ma s. .- lldpr
Holmes fatally shot his sister. Mn. Plur-
ence Auden-on. at their home on cruel--
nati avenue. the result of a nose "l over
the estate of their umber. The murder.
gave himself up and says he did them
lag in self defense.
would rte-earn Dash.
81'. more. March a—«Dr. Arthur V.
Brewster of itrmhiya. whose-e herein
Juan'wm books. ”with a
passing e were
drawn on a Bunion but. Mate
charging fraud will be applied for.
4%....» .n ........1,.......W
hm flows! In M
Sr. Account. Fla, larch a...»
Governor ill-well 1’. Men”? View
er. hire. lrnnta Keepfletley. (learn
'91. Flower and m. Frederick I new.
dNewYorturmat-euraelayduv-
oral weeks.
Aflmw
’i’mm. larch am I“
mefmweeks Kill.“-
“nonhuman! cam
warhemumoi ”smile.“
churn-WM
on board'was destroyed by are. lie added -
"Went: to... o... half- ficosale
Tms Benson’s Men’s an Boys’ 8‘
and Overcoats one week longer. ~
We want theroom for our Spring Dis-
play, and looking ahead we see if we. ‘ .
do not carry these Goods that next fall pf ,
we can come out boldy and honestly ‘
'With an announcement of all , new
goods.
W Souls lee Things in Furnishings this Week.
W. A. BENEDIBT .8: Bil...
Sentinel Building, Washington Street, South Norwalk.‘
Branch Store, 19 Main Street, Norwallt.
The Leading Dry Goods Store.
Tristram & Hyatt.
No. 2 Gazette Building.
Waning right at the men's start makes it easy to keep up the pace and
increaaeit. and with the spirit of the season inspiring the whole house and with
each stock in happy harmony with the new conditions the forward pace is quiche
euedas wenever new ltbef .
WASH DRESS FABRIBS.
We have never known a tints when so many uniquely pretty Wash Fabrics
were in the first harvest of a season's style. 50 different styles of Jamel b
stapes. Fancy and Floral elects @ 12h: yd., 30 inches wide.
100 different patterns Percales in light grounds with dots. a s and eteipu
for shirt Wrists. dark around- forstreet and house wear @ 12in when! wide. ”
diluent styles Fancy Cotton Crepen for fancy waists to wear with black flirt,
nnus nouns.
Satylu 38 inch wide. New Spring Novelties. 300 yd.
Checked Cheviot. 50 “2:9" all wool,proper weight, move and W
Serra of the flaw. . . . ital-rt"! Was. tkl-w’ere "Marv-v -
Admdiflmseolom-‘ubacr, train? " m
All sorts of Black Dress Studs. such as Crepons, Chavlots,
Filmed Jacquarde. from 39c to $1.50 per yd . for odd shirts and W
found. to undercut patterns Wash Silks. 35c yd.
lrislram it Hyatt, Narwali, Bonn.
CLOTHIN .
This week we shall sell
BOYS’ SUI
war——
HALF . PRICE.
Agesfruluitoliyears.
FRANBIS & Bil...
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS, .
sovmmsm -’ Scum imam
is
The Benedict collar m'
Athueflsvhgliahor paving. Temper Earls:
a, ‘ Collarlluttou. Thetopiewedgeehspad;lhe
* pertofiltepoetlsdat.theiowerpartlem
can’thelpworking, its as duplexes a clothes
Min:
warm Gold. SIIVQI' Illa Gold m
FMSALEBY hWJllSTlM :
amusements.
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