Ml"! no equal for indolent
soelds and burns. It stops pain in-
, . heals s barn quicklyand leads
diesels! G A. Gum d: Co..sndG.
mum m lau-
lsperiotenoentcmls More. or the
w Detective Bureau, Indianapolis.
134., mom that two or three
”hissed trustworthy men are needed
h this county to not update detective
his his instructions. Experience in
th wakis notueliesssrytoeuccese. He
Idlinlargecrlmlnal paperandwilieend
ltwlthfuilpartlculars, which will ea»
r'hinhow youlnny enter the profemiou
M him at Indianapolis, Ind.
tics misuse, constipation and in-
5 Men are quickly cured by DeWitt’s
”Otis Early Risers. the famous little
rule a. A. cry a Co..audG. c.
Billbon.
A severe rheumatic pain in the left
fienlder had troubled Mr. J. H. Loper, a
well-known drugaiet of Des Moines, Iowa,
liloflraixmouths. At times the pain
, was so severe that he could not lift any-
‘ Hills. Wilhall he could do he could
not get rid of it until he applied Cham-
uhchiu’s Pain Balm. “I only made
these application of it," he says, “and
‘ here since been free from all pain.” He
now recommends it to persons similarly
sum; It is for sale by e. c. Stilleon,
11%
Durham will find DeWitt's Little
lady ' a safe and reliable remedy
Ill potion. dyspepsia and liver
flee Its. G.A. Gregory 8:00.,and
0.0. .
~ ps you would not think fee, but
- lugs proportion ofgdisessss ln
Yorkcolnes from welsssuu about
~ in; cold." says Dr. Cyrus Edsou.
. that very few people. unless it is a
- of pneumonia, pay any attention to
Qld.’ Thereareagreatmanycasee of
- . > and consumption which have
. H origin in this neglect of the simplest
.. ... ofeveryday life. The most
. ; advice is. when you have one get
unlit-housepcssibie. Byall menus
commit." Dr. Edna does not
“ ‘you how to cure a cold to: we will.
- memberlsin’s Cough Remedy. It
“relieve the lungs, ald expecterstion,
the secretions and soon client a per-
cnre. 25 and 50 cent bottles for
by i}. G. Stilton, druggist.
I, W. 'l'. Sanford, Station Agent of Leop-
er. rion,Co., Pa... writes: i can recon?
inept! One Minute Cough Core as the best
I used. It xaveiastaot relief and a
cure. G. A.Gregory&Co. and
0. million.
. n. JEfiilTliEE.
Undertaker.
o
desire to invest in stocks in a safe and
if?” manner without care and
he to car diesrstlonsry accounts, w
you from 8 to I cent. weekly in
W it as! you more then
mmscr...“m'mc.c.m
tofnrahh rehe-
a‘ss caresses-Mia the Mm wilst
‘ we” taillights. ‘53," arenIitneilsd
Mme-snot onn panic mou-
‘ ”run-smut» '
News“ 00.,
“WWW-dul-
We Moment an actual
.Psrtl lode
as notice stead“ tgsu'gscrlbs
«Ir or live
oaaeflreswclam
I! do
fisfidfiufi
liiall laws 60..
48 0036M 8'12.
C
:mtwmmmwmmu
ithatbody. Adolescent-vs lessened
amend: the sentences at only it her
boom). The nativesveoliwiisied Intel, ass
:ller military gamut
one of the other Maude or Home ills enmi-
atiuer od'end‘ers flaws yell in be mulls
rule, been sentenced to wire- yms" loam
enrol-lit at hard labor. the moi low of
£6,000 being remtttledi by tile president.
The (ix-queen: has been: maimed to live
rs’ imprisonment unit! in ploy a line of
.000. She ill sol-ll! «anodised in: the more
of the exemrtllrc linii‘v inn where site was
placed on them oi norms, and is in»
Just what is to battens with Weds
lani is a. question which the assessment
has not you answered mentality it i» all“
she will not he ltspt truths executive W
ing for live years or phoned ion the «m
prison. Undoubtedly before this and oi! the
month some proposition will he received
from the eaqucenl'srspreseamimwhew
by she will adhesion on her rssi‘avienes' on
try, doubtless to no: Whitehead.» Wrists
a private income oi 310‘, thither yew. which
will not be interlaced with by the granular
merit. It will not: be lhepol‘ihy of the gov.
erumcnt to assume no erbium attitude»
should the lax-queer» malts magnum
proposition.
REUNUU$ MRI BILL.
It Ilsa Passed the ”bum“ Weed
Caused; n 31!an ripened»
HARlllsill‘lllu, Munch li:l;~'i'hu- item
passed finally by in vote all 11M] WWW»
hill prohibiting the wearing of my tulip
clone insignia or ml! by nowhere in the
public schools. The big gone oi the p»
trlotic orders Were consultations- on: the!
floor, while the galleries were £3le
interested spenlmors
Before the bill come up the Repubillvm
leaders of the hones'lmdi sum of ills-om
cisls of the putriotlo onions helldla condor.
shoe. Some oi the former fouled rim that
measure Would prove to: thin-pump sl mum
that kicks mui: favored? its wiitlhmwwll.
They were overruled: however; mil the
bill was kept on. thy limit.
In defending the bill} In. Wot
Cumberland mode is speech: «nonunion:
the Catholic churchmen: its head. so vellum:
he referred: as“ that mm Pope mxrrw
He said. of Dcmocmtio Microfilm
Horrity: "Follow this mun: lweflougtllw
Allegheny moumm- sodwe new that
he was in. consultation with: those i’mm
Catholic priests who" said enrollments“
' Denounce these orders. midi we will solve
you the votes of OlW'Gllllllllui “ r“ In allowing
his speech Mr. hipmigibr ulmlt limes: lhillh
desk 3 small Almerlmmx mug. which: he
waved triumphantly until celled down by
Speaker Walton.
EXPLOSION AND FIRE.
Ila res-sons Injured lend reinvents m
Centenwwm
WAUPCN. Wifiiymflifllh‘ Elm—A dimmers»
tire lire occurred: in this planet. dumbing
which six permns- wore imminent. one hush
ly, The loss immemmls seafood: The dire:
started ill the Milton the modem; ocmu
pluil ml snutlnn score-hp Mrs. Shimmy
and spread hothrwltys. miscroyl‘ng the W»
terlleld building. the Eliminator lliilulk word
a large frame building lull-opioid new oilotlh‘
lust and dry goods store hy‘Mmb. With!
Michel. Molly uhhm" erratum. in: tho-vii
cinlty were (indulged; but tho lines in! ”new
ly every instance is now-red} by line-linemen;
Duriumhe progress of the mus- thereu- were
a general pllnil- when is “MIMI? enpl‘msiitni.
caused by the hot air inn-lump: commuted! no
the Buttol'lloill building. cruisingnhn axis-Ills
to fall sud crush ill number oi compile.
There were ohm minty others who lilo-clued}
severe wounds and Helllfl'elllliit intone disuse;
debris.
The injured are Fiomx‘ue 5‘1“!th wold
John Muiklujulm, who will} dim. J‘ei’foilsmul
Jones, A. U. Smut. .lnlm Would!» wold Jim»;
Wlillllwl'iu'f'.
'l‘ho losers-l rluillu from- Mllll‘ulnvtoii‘hr
oullund include lirmh-smuuxoi will lines.
The business portion. of the. my: is prism
tlcully wiped out.
Inciting lib-rulers as I’m
Lyons. X. it. muesli) Dm~1he4nms¢al~
citing chnrter election: avert hell! hereon»
curred yesterdny attentional. ’llllo- MW
cults luel four primhbmtiiwm hereto
detect vote buying. 1le oil the demolition
~Wlllis A. Wright mid! (Viscous WW
were Would: ionltsdl uproar million:
of being two 'lioronooclvoollm. Aimee their
errand was disconnect they warm- millet-iii.
'l'lie Demoorste elect-mil ”We: ll} lirihlk
president over humour 3! mnyllym
majority. and our climbed one trustee by
in majority.
elo- Iov the lateness d liner m
unsure", Milli it; «onto lawyer al
this town presented no to- the mole
sud crew of the omwi‘nr millimetre. which
mum! form is linllioot tho Lilli ominous oi
the Ellie disaster. The mmwmomhm
of the Bilbo pressured ls photo” of
thenml'rol. ’l’l’le £16m mime by tubs» M
German Lloyd: Hfsmuilwpl company will
he presented prlvmfly to chemo“ and
new.
the mm m over.
0m Harlem; it. 0...)th iii».
The liphohmrse Mme rm. oat whilst
the president sodomy“ Mills-ill» Ive
been for several! Maltese! in W
sound-dusk sfilthJaum so he
More trip. Alli them-sum“. not
«many there were spells all hit
weatherdnslenillemhm. more”
lsnddldspessrlssll oi muss-him
smmrmm
mrmhpmmw
megawawmmcch
WWI-babe Mists
mom
rm lush lt-inre rem lures.
tinting mime W matting: in
the use“ ”but, with all the members
of the committee mt. Counsel Gorilla
hugs. the mail for extnvw by stat-
)algioihewnmlmuthe resulted hirsute»
in! mines“ of the mutilated moire of
John Mullins k (In. the Jersey City for.
WM who supplied the state with
in my furniture during messdrninie
we. and sheet which their interstitial
hush-coy was givers last Friday.
p it was More that outside tiling cares
had been out in mammal)! usininoflloes
8‘ WWW eta mail inlet of ‘21.-
sizes linear-y Sf. Booze cf l’hihrdelphls
resettled so on expert rust l7. 630.95 would
here stimulus! is Wt of 8351; per cent,
menstrual «out bring salon. It was also ‘
m not racism 0. lit-Winter. §
who m were «some: or the time, in— ‘
lemme himself very much in have the‘
“demonic «Meiosis wet to having}
the! sum put in.
W (W to the! Bill.
Militant (Emmi Maker said he had
him memo by (harmonic: litm-
lsiim in» townhouses put in; tilstho
anomalies. which Westiegaflls lire'
illantblewilis hem herons using. buti
“when the hill of LC. Dick&Co.
for $3.715 was presented to him he ohieet-
ed to it and returned to some it, Comp-
troller llepmbeim, he mid. cradled that r
he had nothing to do with wring the
price: that it was a W to! the slate-
iulule Minimum.
(lam mire-r Wood the bill “am y
term to north (WM " The bill was
tillers sewed by the comptroller and oth-
er MW «of the Mouse commission
and was paid
Wheel it. ”With Dickinwn. who is
«Wt to Milan Moliermortt. chrlr of
the surest of «W, testified shat rue
“imam lied also be u put in the vaults
oi Mammalian end that when a bill
of (Wild sues Wm he was satisfied
than itmsetwhwbsnd indwsedit “goods
duly furrow .“ Comptnoller Heppen-
hsiinuen in this «nee. ion was anxious that
the em rib-timid he put in. l
The other cause in which cases were
put in were the stats mama‘s and the
mainline m at s coast “swivel; of
norm-o and exert. ml the comptroi- l
“is Mm main Mend imnwnt, at
smut oi “M2 and Moos mmtii’ely.
1M”pwwmil helper" ' of John Mullins
8 (I'm... which with «mild {or in the morn-
ing. wow WM and ex-Bwkkeeper
Murphy was «had checks aggregating
3.11%, within hold 'iseafidrae'n. according ..
is this! «Muhilousolk swim. to the order of~
Jodie: Mullins a: like. Mme closures! up to
the aims WM neuuunt. with nothlng
mm in modem what had become of
the! Wendie.
Counsellor Corbin «incur attention to the
has that. harm out the furnishing of
the: senate- eibennher. the Male! Mullins do
Co’s minis to m‘m faxed riparian
that new «line mot oi the cheeks refer
mi inherit the it» per cent 5:"th Murphy
deleted Fwd hold item paid.
use at Islam-lent. i
This ammunition limit «emails; to inquire
0‘ (Smmwlllllm' (Wu as to the mspunsi-
bi‘llliiiy mil Fonds imam). one of whom is
Undo-lid mm Emulator James Smith. Jr.
Mr. «Million wiiksl that Ford was under a
hermit oil room for with of the three years
to "“ltuihhilully end honestly Morin his
duty.”
(Illiniimmro Vuu'd‘hmi‘h. after the cullllllilr
Me sawmill-«d. solidi that a 111m would he
«eliminates! no the tropism or.» probably ill-rt
Week. hind aim the lloilliiiiltou would by
mm mm hare armpits“! or: investigation '
limo Medic-um adults. to say nothing ~
will!!! the wider worm which have been ‘
onwdkmrll lily lithe nominate: under which
W Minimisation mills shun-lid.
Heloise studded rail.“ ominously that it
«build he: or wisdom»; thing if some llll-
pelscillmnlnn pmmmmliugs More begun. llo
vs'mullhdi chromium no names. but when asked
how .eswffii-wiisllwwuid he illumnvllcd he said
«M pmwsdinge «mold ire imam uwd at
only lumns within Mo reel-s stun a person
W ceased to» hem whine.
rsrtousssesrso.
astronaut. Fla. Mud: iii-A spe-
eiiali from Tempo “,9": ti‘. li'. Taylor, the ‘
Maintain!“ Month iiekoio trimmer. was .
messed MW; in Merino by Pinker
too was.
Taylor. 1“ the named Mason. end a
met-elm selling inland! Phelps passed
through heme motel weeks ago. They
«no to dam he the «our of police of
Mellymmudwmlmste'i‘s lor,
Withhediemembwnd for era
(Imus. Saw has been waived here of
the nearest is Mien.
that luster! Ila“.
Ammo. Ea. )isreil il.-—ilenry Trout.
M no“ Iii yum. s nominees: business
sum at this plane. committed suicide by
Ming M with a revolver.
TELEGflAf'ifiICwéRIEFS.
”Buttermilk“,
WWMM lire-inthehre
h “lawmaker etWhiieOaks. N. H.
”(WMWWL appropri-
liltg ”mono in m the work, his
”want-“Miner.
flows! the Plenickinich, Glen
Mend l'hresss seiner in West Virginia
and their War-rived st scuttle-
“mimemmuraeitowerk.
“www.mn on the
mmmumum Tea.
and MELT-norm solidly
Wrath-Millennium“
'n. iathelneulnetarcsses
bits Mutual-mam
with will by Attorney
MM
flew
Y».
men-ultimatum“:
at MAW“ Boats.
I. else! til-moi the Mir
isomers. sell ‘ “miles m e»
dramas-leer
‘mmmdfmhm
samba-eta
MM.“ eas‘
4....-
l‘
E
sore! mm in tremolo. ‘
lbs Island I! Formosa Gees “Japan.
the Ilseol'the Distal MdWfl-flalv
'el and Port Artur-Mulls lieu An-
kle-ledge Korea's Independence.
Wssnlroror, March la.—-Ar a resultof
the negotiations between Minister Dun in
Japan and Minister Denby in China the
terms of the peace about to be concluded
between China and Japan are now known
with little short of exactness. All under-
stood in high official circles, they are as
lollows:
Flrst—Tho treaty between Japan end
China has owned to exist by mum: of the
war. but on the renewal of p830!) the new
treaty will grant Japan extra territorial
MINISTER DENBY.
jurisdiction over China, but the latter
country will surrender the extra territori-
al jurisdiction she formerly held in J upon.
Second—There will be no extension of
Japanese territory on the mainland of
Asia. But the island of Formosa, n Chl-
nesc possession lying oil the count, will be
permanently ceded to Joplin.
Third—The Japanese will by treaty be
granted the right to continue the occupa-
tion of Port Arthur and Wel-HaiWei. the
No great navel stations lending to the
gulf of Pe-chl-ll, {or a term of years.
Fourth—The claims of China that Ko-
rea is a dependency of hers shall be forev~
er rellnqulshed, and Korea shall hence-
forth be independent.
Fifth—The (sash indemnity to be paid
by gum will not exceed $250,000,000 in
l
Japan to Oocnpy Naval Ports.
The foregoing terms give u number of
new features which the cubic information
from Peking and Tokyo has not thus far
disclosed. The purpose not to extend Jap-
anese territory on the melnland, but to
confine it to the outlying island of For-
mosa assures the conclusion of a peace
without European intervention. The
maintenance of Japan's oxtro territorial
jurisdiction in Chino. while the country
surrenders is similar jurisdiction, leaves
China as the only oriental country sub-
mitting to this outer jurisdiction. Until
recently all civilized nations have conced-
ed that the courts were so primitive and
punishments so barbarous in both China
and Japan that consular courts should
protect foreigners residing in those conn-
trles. Japan has recently negotiated a
new set of trainee with the United States,
Great Britain and other countries, in
which her modern court procedure is rec—
ognized and consider courts olmudomd.
In conformity with this new system Joplin
now (erminlitl-s Clliuu‘s consular courts
in Japan. although anuu's consular
courts in Chills um to he continued. This
presents the singular spectacle of China‘s
conceding the advance of Jupun into mod-
ern methods, while no the some time oon~
ceding: that she is still in the llt‘lllghwil
condition requiring uxml territorial juris.
dlt‘tion to protect foreigners in ChimL
Tit-u Important (‘illlcilMliDIlL
Probably the lllost important concession
in Japan's occupation of Port Arthur and
Wel-lilll-Wci for A term of ymrs.
This will ossure ll contluullnce of the
pram for many yours, as Chino will be iii
no condition to renew hostilities so long
as the azltcwny to l’ifklllg and to China's
nonunion-o ls gullrdl‘d on either side by the
great {crimson which China grunts to the
Jupanuuo for u term of years.
The porlrlllllcilt annexation of Formula
to Japan will add a rich and fertile coun-
try to the Japanese group. The tea pro—
duction of the island is very extensive.
. Moreover, there ore extensive tracts of ar-
rahlulami well suited to Japanese cooly
l labor should it he desired to withdrew the
Japanese from Hawaii.
Priest Elected From a Funeral.
Aunl'lls. N. Y.. March 13.—-'l‘hc funer-
al services of the late Very Rev. Deon
Seymour were held here and were the most
imposing rites ever witnessed in local
church circles. At the commencement oi
the services Father Flaherty of Mount
Morris, recently silenced by Bishop Mo-
Qllsid. entered the vestry, carrying his
mlual and silver headed cane. apparently
intending to take part in the celebration
of the loose. when he was stopped by Vicar
General O'llnre. who colnllintllloll him to
“80 whore he was wanted." Without an-
swer Father Flnherty left the church.
Murderer Starved lllrnself to Death.
Amuse. Me. March lii.-~f.oroy Fol-n-
alll. the Font Lebanon murderer. awaiting
trial hero for the killing of his mother
wlthsn nrond setting ill-o to the house
in which her body luy, died in the county
Jail here. He literally starved himself to
desth. having refused to take any nour-
ishment for a week.
Allen to Meet Britons-la Again.
Nice. Hui-ch iii-«Tho repairs to the
new editor Allen have been completed.
and she started for Connor today in order
to meet Britannia on Thursdlly in the race
for the ()cdcn Goclot end James Gordon
Bennett oup No. i for all yachts over so
rating.
the Carries s neoprene (large.
Burmese. March 18. -- The little
schooner William L. Franklin, with her
cargo of lilo tons of dynamite and blast
in; powder for Jamaica. left in tow of a
tugboat. Passing vessels are giving her
a wide berth.
An Industry to no Irma.
Parchment», N. J.. March I‘m-A
bomber manufacturing company
from Poulhkeepalo, N. Y” hss purchased
the Delewsro rolling mill property in this
It: and will remove its plant hers.
e
M»..-
Weather lsrssast.
dually cloudy «atheism “elitists;
m whim warmer.
\ We willcont‘lnue our hell?” rice 5
THIS SEASONS Men’s ‘an Boys".
and Overcoate one week longer. ‘
llflllBlE REASON.- ”
1
We want the room for our Spring, M _
play, and looking ahead we seeif W97-
do_ not carry these Goods that next flfll‘ ',
we can come out boldy and honestly":
with an announcement of
goods. ‘
W Some New Things in Furnishings this Week.
i
“all new * p"
w. A. llunlcl & cl.
Sentinel Building, Washington Street, South Norwalk.
Branch Store, 19 Main Street, Norwelk.’
The Leading Dry Goods Store.
Tristram . & Hyatt,
. No. 2 Gazette Building.
1 Beginning right at the season's start makes it my to he u the pace and
Increase It, and with the spirit of the season inspiring the who e house and With
each stock in happy harmony with the new conditions the forward pace is ulst-
ened as we never new it before. q
WASH DRESS FABRIGS.
_We have never known a time when so many uniquely pretty Wash Felicia
were in the first harvest of a season’s style. 50 diflerent styles of Jaeouet in
stripes. Fancy and Floral efiects @ 12§c yd., 30 inches wide.
100 different patterns Percales in light grounds with dots. e re s and strip.
for shirt Weiste. dark grounds for street and house wear @ 12k: :djyard wide. ”
different sty lee Fancy Cotum Crepon for fancy waists to wear with bisck shirt,
nllss nouns.
3 styles 38 inch wide. New Spring Novelties, 300 yd.
Checked Cheviot, 50 in. wide, all wool,proper weight, weave and fluiehMeyd
Sol-gee of the finest grad are 50c. instead of 75c, as they were lat m.
A dozen different colors and b k, width 46 in.
All sorts of Black Dress Studs. such as Cre ns. e l'
Figured Jacquards, from 39c to $1.50 per yd , forpgdd gaging W
found. 10 dlflerent patterns Wash Silks. 350 yd. ' ’
llislram & Hull, Norwalk,
a... f
CLOTHING. a
This week we shall sell
BOYS’ UITS
HALF PRICE.
Ages from 4 to 14 years.
to... . 4.... “WW... .. ._. . ,. _.. .- M. ...........
FRANBIS & 00.,
RELIABLE CLOTHlERS,
86 Washington Street. - South Nomad. Colo.
The Benedict collar Baton.
A time Saving, Labor Saving, Temper Baring,
Collar Button. The top is wedge shaped; the upper
m mm part of the post is flat, the lower part is round. It
can't help working, his as simple as a clothes Pb.
Made in: "
mm. Gold. Silver and Gold ‘Plate.
FUR SALE BY A. W. AUSTIN, JEWEL“,
also llfliiilllcll. llllllll.
Norwalk Chronicler