9
th- n-m canto. sum was their
rim-no an immediate cure resulted
“would have required a dozen visits
Ipliysiciajn. as. on iortner‘ melons. i
liliieve‘ Dr. Band’s Remedies would have
and theilie of the child Ilost, had they
liesnwi ln myreachatthatlme of its
“time. lire. F. A. Barnett, m liew
M olden, N. .1. They are aplen-
didchl "- remedies. allocate. All
on
' ' r H. R. Flah,oi Graivos Mills,
30.. practicing physician of many
, yam xperlecce, writes: DeWitt’s Witch
HI Salve has no equal (or indolent
‘ , scalds and burns. It stops pain in-
ly, heals a burn quickly and leaves
no r G A. Gregory & Co.,and G.
0. llson.
‘ ' Detectives Needed Hera.
, , , perintendent Charles Ainge, oi the
.l l Detective Bureau, Indianapolis,
, announces ‘that two or three
‘_ pahle and trustworthy men are needed
, "i this county to act as private detective
’ mdsrhis instructions. Experience in
it work is not necessary to success. He
3’ {edits a large criminal paper and will send
itwlth full particulars, which will ex-
how come enter the i
magma: atylndianapolizmimn
Sick Headache, constipation and in-
digestion are quickly cured by DeWitt’s
Little Early Risers, the famous little
2' gills. G. A. Gregory & 00., and G. C.
tilison.
A severe rheumatic pain in the left
shoulder had troubled Mr. J. ii. Loper. a
well-known druggist of Des Moines, Iowa,
iorover six months. At times the pain
was se vere that he could not liit any-
thing. . ith all he could do he could
notget of it until he applied Cham-
ha'lain’ Pain Balm. "I only made
cations of it," he says. "and
have ‘noe been free from all pain." He,
now - it to persons similarly
. It is for sale by G. 0; Stillaon,
- a safe and reliable remedy
_ pation. dyspepsia and liver
.3890. A. Gregory 6500., and
cold,” says Dr. Cyrus Edson.
men. that very low people, unless it is a
-‘ ‘y of pneumonia, pay any atten" .. to
cold? There are a great many cases of
larrh and consumption which have
their origin in this neglect of the simplest
precaution of every day life. The most
sensible advice is, when you have one get
rid of it assoon aspossihle. By all means
do not neglect it." Dr. Edeon does not
fill you how to cure a cold but we will.
, Take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. it
,-' will relieve the lungs, aid expectoration,
’ open the secretions and soon eilect a per-
/ manent euro. 25 and 50 cent bottles for
sale by G. U. Stilleon. drugsiet.
W. T, Sanford, Station Agent of Leep-
er, Clarion, 00., Pa. writes: i can recom-
mend One Minute Cough Cure as the best
, I mused. it gave instant relief and a
f, ' anich cure. G. A. Gregory & Co. and
. . O. Stilleon.
Maps," lepertars Wanted.
'. We are informed that the Modern Press
Amniation wants one or two newspaper
eerrbpondenta in this county. The
7 work Slight and can be periormed by
‘dthlisdyorgentleman. Previous ax
palaces b not necessary, and some of
onryonngmenand womensndevenold
lumiddowelitosecuroeuchapusl-
In. “understand it takes only about
ena-Ionrth at your time. For further
p
3. B. Bowman. pub. Enquirer of lire.
mu. Ind" writes: Last week r little
fist bahy.thaonly one we bar ,was taken
_ fish with eronp. After two iailed
“by” relief and life was hanging on a
‘ ‘lfllthnsd we tried One flinnts Cough
an and it Ilia was saved. 0. A.
,mttlomndQQStillscn.
“ Wand as a seller leads all
' preparations in this market. 1
‘ ‘“ disseminated-tuned»
,I-tvwnsadladiermlhluvumm
' mu". WI“.
tawsyonaummm
"" nhsioagaiawithsiloi its
.56. One linate (laugh
wl
banehasimpie thing and so com-1
the tormetion of a cabins‘no
the deserts ministry that is» on
Monday last in centerpieces oi troubles
log out oi the attacks on the array
newspapers. .
Senor Don Antonio Cenovas do] (instil-
lo was born in liiilo. llo mode his debut
in last as chief editor of The Patria. in
which he defended (.‘onw-rvstive ideas. in
it“ he was named as u deputy ior Mala
go. and since that your has never tiilillifll to
occupy a rent in tho (strum. Ho hold sev-
eral important positions under the govern-
ment. and in lilo-l ho was minister. at
finance and the colonies. lie drow up the
is“ .(ctho aimlition of tho trailic iu slave».
} is greatest title to ionw is that oi how
ing been the ilrst to hoist the standard oi
legitimate and constitutional monarchy in
the ten constituent assembly of 1868 in
face of a triumphant revolution. ills fidel-
ity and capacity dollultoly obtolued for him
the uupreme direction of the Aliousobt
party, and in tho proclornotlon oi Alfomo
XII as king in lJi'uemlmr, 1871i. Sailor
Unnot'us dol Castillo lmcamo president of
the council and chief of tho new oublnot.
Since then he has several timcs served as
prime minister, alternating with Senor
Sugauto. .. v
- x m
Force of Sliiha Masaaored by Iteheis I‘rorn
Chitral.
Cswuru. March lid—Further iloiillll
have been received of the fighting between
the British iorco and the (.‘bitraiis. Lion-
tsnant lions with do Sikhs was on thcwoy
to rcvcnforco tho iiritlsh post. at "O'thlli.
near Knrogh. As the liritish force wns
proceeding for its dostlnnlion they wore
unexpectedly attacked by a force oi Chi-
tralls who wore protootml by a bronutwork.
Tho fire from the attacker» wns so hot
that the British form vvns compelled to re:
tire. As they withdrew they , iouml timt
their retreat had been cut oil by about
1,000 of the enemy. who Wilil'i'il in murder
one lire from all sldos into them.
The iirltleh force! ht timpcrutely un-
til most oi them we I ltilh-d. only it of
the Sikhs succeeding in cutting their way
through. They left behind tbom dund
Lieutenant Ross, iii Sikhs and night iol.
lowers oi the column. A robot column is
being pushed forward to iiushun as qulolc
ly as ptmslble.
DEATH OF RICHARD VAUX.
Ila Was a Noted lawyer, Diplomat, Penni-
ogiat and Author.
Pulunmum, March 2:5.—lv'.x-Moyor
and ox-Congrossmnn Richard Vnux died
at his home in this «My irom a severe
attack oi the grip, aged 7.9 years
Richard Vans. lawyer, diplomntlst.
pcnologlst and author. was born in this
city Dec. 19. 181“. and. like his lather,
Judge Roberts Vaux, his con-or was closely
identified with the history of l'hiladolpblo,
In moo Mr. You: won olouml totbo my
tlonal houso of representatives to llll the
unexpired term of the late Sammel J. Ran:
doll. Although in wmgri-a» only a short
while. his strong personality woe im-
pressed upon the legislation and doimtos
of that Silrirtliifl. in 1866 he was elected
are d master of the Momma order in this
at! nod for years was chairmun oi the
committee on foreign Coffiliipohdiifli'il and
committee oi appeal».
An Insane ('hnrris "urn".
MILWAUKEE, Moron 2:t.-.\inrir~ lio~
lunoy. who is umli-r arrnsi in Worthington
on o charge of niiompting to burn it
church, was for a long time a drmsnmkor
in Milwaukee. and ulow yours nun slu-
bor-muc lumen» nod wus aunt to tho rouuiy
asylum, but (Ntvsinttl, oml us xim was not.
violently lnsnuo no nlirmpt was mode to
place her under rcstrulnt again.
Wanders-r Killed Who-n Alumni Home.
Ilaruuum, in... Mitroll 2:l.-—~Notlmn
ilrofsky, ogmi lb your», luul boils logs rut
ofl on tho mllruml hon» nlul diml shortly
afterwnrd at tho hmplt-ui. The boy wus
returning from Sun Francisco. having
bmion bis Why the grmior port of tho
journey, und the fittol m-t-ldont m-rurrmi
within is low miimt of his homo.
Legal Hanging In lmlian Territory.
'l'AlilJ-Ityi All, i, ’l‘,. ilorrh flit—Wither
llul'k woo bnngml in lilo juilynrti bun» for
tho murder oi Johnson lim-m lililulllu
Snuku district sovomi years ago. (in tho
msilold liorlt made a short talk, in which
he said ho was innocent of murvivr. and
that be killed lbs-so to prevent the loitor
irom robbing him.
A Long (re-art liner Began.
BALTI Monk, March 28. «Thu notion lmrkv
entities Frances and White Wing» hnvo
sailed on on tutenn me of 5,000 miles to
Rio. Another race will be against time
lmtwmm the ships lilg iionnnza and May
Flint—18,500 miles around Cape Horn to
Sen Francisco.
New German limb-sander Catering.
BIRIJN. March 25l.~—liaron von 'i’hlol-
mean. now Prussian minister to Bavaria,
has been appointed German cvolatssmlor to
the United States to sucewd listen von
Saurmaieltsoh.
Village Wren"! by I Insult-lip.
Roan, March iii—A terrible londsllp
has destroyed the village of Boiler». near
lentia.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
Representative Walloon introdncd a bill
in the llilnois legislature to levy a tax on
bachelors.
James ilowsrd. a turnkey as tho Kan-
sas state prism, Inavsnworth, was ltllltnl
by an indlan.
Three masked and armed men liberated
all the primers in the county isli at
Woodward, 0. 'i'.
The public stage running between Cass-
rllis and Ilill Great. Ia, was held up by
tramps, who assured about 090 and as-
‘lheseheunsrwJLDslewasrnn late
aadanahoii‘hcnsss nthythsstsntner
Jmmiroraiisw ork. Harerewwas
Jamaal. Mawelltodciarmrr. was
killed tsnrsilesuerth at Perry 0.1., and
William Stovaiwasarrsstsd, with
theme-rung.
“lets it a attains oi
Micronesia: ilarstsll
chant. Ga. where hesialraetohavedie-
eovsredrlebnlddspsaits.
rear mmmnmw
m
"' roltan.fi.f.,on suspicion oi mo.
whetertsrsdlirmad
71’s.
:1...
Flttu'ei its
5 lngtiie “Demon so...» ”
isv A clone name alter.
'Ihe Itev. 1!. W. Jones at Itopaay, Conan
Ia ills little of Iieiorwtar, Crrpt Oat In
no Mocking root and Spied ennui-ti
leathers of tile Congregation.
Butnosrolrr, Conn, March Sam—Til.
hamlet oi HWHW’, in the town oi Morn
rue, has a new kind of Porkhnrst. who has
got himself into a great deal of trouble by
attempting an imitation oi the methods
of the mmropollmu divine, with certain
lmprovouwnisol his own. The liov. ll.
W. Jones, pastor of the liltptlsl. church,
not it into his bond that the plum umnled
“i’urltburstiug” out oi the habit. oi drlnlt-
lug hard cider and smoking thflim pipes.
lic announced that ho was going to 01'
pose and jnll the wicked tunes, and a son-
sation was expected "
l’oetor Jones dimliliiil that the liquor
dealers in Sumocy who needed to he
i’orlthursted Were Tom Clark and Mines
llull. The lost named is related to oil the
influential rmidonts oi the plmy. and any
attack upon blur. it won wrioiu, wuuld
be unpopulur. but the ulcrgyumn dotcro l
mined to go out hunting {or the largest
gumo, so that When the romztiou in his inc
vor came, a» it eventually must, it would
be all tho stronger.
‘llo disguised blmsoli in old clothes and
dlmsmblorl, Um,- dork night. ho crept out
to llull's pimco, it won brightly lighted
up. and he know tlmt inrgo quantltlmv of
rovclry Worn going on inside.
With Slentiiliiis Tread.
The nppromdl oi the «viorgynum wns not
notiml. lie bid iwhimi a true. draw a
rough sketch of iluil's establishment nnd
timed hllnsull with is stop wotob. Then
he moved upon tho camp of the revelers.
Although it woe is biting night. the
clergyman took oil his slum and rropt up
the steps of the porch on tiptoo and with
ono siioo in ouch bond. When he had lis-
tcnmi ior n uuuoout oudmnviumi himself
that. oil wus well and that thorn wmi no
don on the promises. ho went down on all
fours and oruwlod noiselossly up to a win-
dow that mmumudod a view oi tho inte-
rior oi the room in which sot/ornl mem-
bers oi his oougregution Wat's guiltily
drinking cub-r.
“One of them was so close to the win-
dow," ho said. “that ii i had numbed the
pane l vouid have grabbed his gloss and
escaped with the evidence oi his guilt. I
did not know. however, wlwtbor such a
step would have been justiilablo, he I had
never mind oi llr. Paritburst going to such
lengths. While l was wnvoring the man
finished his liquor. and with an unscien-
ly luugh plomi tho empty gloss upon the
table.
" it was awful to sow thoso men drink-
ing and laughing just as if thorn were no
Christian religion. l luy rrrmohml there
in the cold wairblng them and feeling
that. though my task was not a pleasant
one. i was doing my duty as a minister
oi tho gnupol.
“it is not true that i wore it musk. My
object was to obtain evidence oi tho guilt
of those persons. Noono clue in tho vil-
lage seemed willing to umlortulio tho Work,
and so i hm! to do it. ”
(Jitter-a Ara lmligmsnt.
(in rim-mini of Mr. .loiws' pm'illlill' tin«
toctivc uwthmls ho is roundly druouuomi
by tho filitlllt'ili'l of the pinch, who my that
Dr. l’urltburnt. imi’el' went around «lino
guise-d in his sult'lilliil irut [itit'plllil through
Windows to gut levldonru. and this! tho lo<
mi pnemr is o wry poor sort of imitation
of ilm Now York I‘ll'fllylltilll. 'l'llt'y “will"!
that. llwy will i‘nlilpi'l him to ivavo town.
Wlwn llull i'lillli! up {or trial. tho great-
est diflloulty Wm orporiunood in getting a
room in which to try tho ruse. .llislii‘lt
Cuiilmm of Bridge-port. nrrumpnulo-il by
lerill i'o-uolou nmi i’rownuling Attorney
’i'oonwy, wuut to Monroe in hour the
clmrgo. When dinner limo I'ltiilt', they
Wi'fi! as hungry us hours and wont to a
iortulmueo omi applied for something to
not. ,
" lie you tho chops from Bridgeport.
that's pv-rm'utlug Mono liull?” duummlud
the Woman.
Tho hungry ilridgoport mon triml to or-
plain, but silo siommml the door in their
fm-ca ’i'iwy rapped on the window and
oilorod bur any prion slowarml to charge
lor a meal, but she hunted upomopstirk,
and they tied. Finally they bribed a small
boy to go to a lmlsory and buy them a big
lemon pie, Whlt‘li they ate in tho prosonre
oi the amused villagers.
This crimrlcnce mmlo tho men angry.
When they got into the room which luui
been found for a court, they looked stern
and uncompromising. lluii was convli'b
oil at. onm and fitted Mn and trials.
Now the villagers are making it unoomv
imblo for the clergyman. ritornlmrpors
my that they don't want his trials, and
they are furnishing him. it I» said, with
com milk and vegetables iar from ffimlt.
Mr. Jones said:
“i am still in the ring and fighting for
the lord and the law. l moon to bruit
up the illegal sale oi liquor in this pileup.
Either the demon rum will 'down' me,
or i will 'down' tho demon rum, and i
have no lack of confidence us to the result
of the encounter.”
Home of the members oi his mmgrrga-
tlon have resigned on somumt oi his mi-
vrntura in his attaching feet. They say
that a pastor cannot save souls by crawl.
ing on all iours and creeping about on
porches. 0n the other hand, a law oi the
w thy members say that this is one way
to w or religion, and they are deter-
mined to support him. A struggle for the
existence oi the pastor is on.
we at the Ito-u holly Dias.
nannies. Pa. limit at. ~Jaeob
(ionic. one of the wealthiest roan in this
county, died here of pneumonia. aged iii
years. lie was a relative oi the late .lsy
Gould and was prises-sod oftlir family
trait oi making and keeping money.
now liberals In lair-sin.
Sr. Louis. March ism-The mitten
engaged in raising a land forms
“we tor the destitute isrnam in
I reports sninsriptioas to the
menus! “.000. “which about 03,000
has hen distributed to the flamers.
lay, a widow. it thatitsrtls
to rs. 's house
ass hsrwili. when shalrsdthroagh
W. Hill" hint.
I. Herd lid—vandal OM
. “some" m..-
Qfl’illl on it roam .'
Bradley oi the Emilio appear in Jedm‘
milierliet polioecou toahawsrtothe
charge of giving an immoral show. The
ltrouhlc is all caused by the now anions
”bronze living statues," under which
pleasing title two women have been poa-'
ng in what Du Msurlor would call "the
sltolether. " with the single exception oi a
small cloth about the middle ands thin
coating oi bronze paint. i
i When Hertha ilaoho llrst flowed her
iorm nude to the waist and covered with
the bronze. there was it small sized sensa-
tion. but the stir was augrucntod when
the. Casino manager» announced that in
the future such classic atotuosns"live"
and " l’ln'yno" would be given in the rog-
ulotlou undress that made those females
oi unthulty fiillmlls.
I At this stage further excitement was
unusual. as Miss limbo refused to expose
any more of her anatomy. it was not
.umdonty that caused this, but she was
‘ honest enough to any it was four of arrest.
For awhile tho manuacmout was in do-
spair, but Miss licsalu ritonton. a former
living picture. (some to their aid, and the
nude poms mmtinucd and were enthusi-
astically uncured.
Thou Ninu Forriugton was reported as
enguw-d to llkowiuo pom. and it is sup.
issued that the monml vision oi her pro-
posed display was too much for Superin-
tendent byrues, as it was he who made tho
complaint that culminated in tho-serving
oi the summons. Mr. ilrudioy. who was
summouml along with Mr. Arousou, is
one oi the proprietors oi the living bronze
statue idea and bus himself postal.
cue STRIKE THREATENED.‘
Providence Mill iiwnors Form aCombine to
Malta a Fight.
PROVIDENCE, March 2!l.—~Ali the textile
manufowturors of Providence hold a timot-
ing and ngrood to combine their interests.
They dmzldml to close any or all of their
mills at the first sign of u strike. They
also agreed not to communicate with tiwir
operatives in tho evout oi a strike nod to
Dublin no proposition of tiny (inscription.
i ()lnoyvlllo lms boon n hotbed of strike
sonillmmt, and for awhile n gouernl strike
Was «eoniomplawd for April, but it has
been dooldod lnsteaiilbot tho opcrmlves oi
the Fletcher mills shall make a lit'illilllil
Monday ior a return to tho schedule oi
limit. if this is reluml. a general strike
will probably follow soon after. The
mills in ('ilnoyville Willi‘h will be aliectod
are: Manton.Woyhoasot. Providence. Nash-
ua, Valley. Lymansvillo. Sol-re. Atlantic,
Wantuolt, Surname, Saxon Worsted Willv
puny and Riverside.
Robbed at a Itig itchy.
Iiosros, March iii—John L. Graves,
an importer of precious stones at 2:! Ben—
con atrmt, was robbed by two men oi a
crescent of rubles. the most valuable arti-
clo in the Moro. it was valued at who.
The two robbers visited the store. clalm«
ing to be u (tnlnmlllt'u of workingmen ap-
pointed to secure a suitobic prownt for a
iormnau 'l‘hny admired the ormacnt. but
could not purchase the game. as the prim
was too high. They returned. and while
one of the men engaged the attention of
the sunsheoper at the roar of the store the
other managed to secure the crescent.
A. B. Wale-vii Fatally Injured.
WAWAW. .\' Y, Mltri'll Ltd—A. ll, Wol—
cott, propriotor oi the ilotu-l Woloott of
Warsaw, was lutoily lujumi on tho liuiYu-
lo, lim‘lii'vii‘l' nod l’itisburu i'ltlli'nltii bo-
twevu i’mri (frock and l’uvilion, lie
started to walk from l'em'l Crack to 1’5»
villon and was tlt'lzt'tl with on nttack oi
boon. trnuliloaml invil. A iroigbt. ougiuo
struck him mmnolivr. 'l‘lun injuries in:
““1011 must more land.
Fought Thirty Years For an liarldom.
’l’olinsro. Mar-b flatworm: Marshall
iirnhnm of this city, oilor n b'urd light
with into for till yrnra, bu» just lii't'il lilt'll‘
tilled as hair to the l-iooiilsh earl-lotus of
Strut/horn. Monti-lib uml Mr”). The now
curl is entitird to a root in the. lirliiwb
button of lords and will l-lulm it us soon on
son». m-rrsnary preliminary arrnugmwms
are mmlo.
"Meat "ethos-rat ”earl.
lJl‘lSe‘, N. Y.. .‘litrl‘li {ill—John M.
l’lolu-tt, wlm iflilllllt'll to in? tho oldest
Dt'illmmii in wonturu New York. is dual.
llown» born in llurlslluur on March i,
lid“. and rust hi» ilrst. prusldvmlul Vol:-
for Andrew Jm'kuon. llo novor nil-med
voting at prmidentlul. state, county or lo
cal elections.
Ilsa Ba swing 'l’hmgit tho Streets.
Wssiuscroa, March 23,——Whilo Mrs.
Illuma liamio of “07 liuluwaro aronuo
was illiing a small giwilino stove with the
fluid it Mplmliai. She ran along the street
enveloped in flames until id." fell unoorr
sclous. She was taken to the Providence
hospital, where she died.
*—
‘l'e Plead Wills the Harvard faculty.
l'nunuswuts, Mon-h aft—The locality
of the University of Pennsylvania is cull-
sldorlng the advisability of writing to tho
ilarvnrd authorities asking that tho Mir
nunl imthail game between the two ml-
legcs be allowed under certain restrictions
Iqul'itlllo to birth.
Plans ('amalrd by lmth. .
Saar/i llasusus, (vii. Marv-h till—The
”unions of Minster. whose drath at Met»
tone. Franc-n, lma bmvn announced. hml
engaged a suit at the Arlington hen» ior
horsoii and no [manna nltur April 20, She
was coming bore for her limtlih.
ARCH 22d and 23d.
1
We will make Special Display oi new SPRING
CLOTHING ior IieuandBoys. For the quality oi
Goods our prices will certainly surprise you and all
new Goods fresh from our factory, 84'. Broadway. New.
York, and Novelties from Best 8: Co. for the little
fellows. /
“FRIDAY and SilllllllAY Billll SillilES.
outrun m cmmut, his and runnsmits
W. A. Biliillllll & 80.,
Sentinel Building, Washington Street, South Norwalk.
Branch Store, 19 Main Street, Norwalk.
' The Leading Dry Goods Store.
‘Tristram & Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
Special Alteration Sale.
This is the eighth day oi our special Alteration Sale and every day has been a
arrest occasion. A goodly number at people have called to see how near our adver-
tisements and stocks correspond and judging irom the liberal panonags extended,
everything has been found to be as represented. inviting and giving inll coali-
deuce we ask ior an examination oi today’s oilerings.
12 special Dress Patterns, iull dress lengths in each, in nice light stripes and
plaids, reduced from .6 to .3. Special for this sale.
We have also secured a case of White Counterpana, worth from 75:: to “.50.
Our price on the lot, 59: to “Lie, .1 and 01.25.
50dozen Children's feet black lines, regular made, sizes, 6 to St. Best value .
over adored for the money, We pair. ~ _
Jaconatr, nice quality, 26 choice styles, 8c yard. ’ ‘ -
Don't iorget we are giving a special discount of 10 per cent on all
tloring this sale.
‘irislram &. Hyatt, Norwalk, Bonn.“
CLOTHING.
OYS’ UlTS
ALF PRICE.
——-—-A'l‘-—-—-
Ages from 4 to 14 years.
unions 8. u.
RELIABLE CLOTHlERS,
it Washington Street, South liorwalk. Conn.
Myles: r , ‘ r *-
li'rw Yetta. March than is remrtcd
that the General Electric and the Wasting-
house liloetrlcslcompsnim have mashed
an understanding. All the general oiil.
eers have been in the city during the past
low days.
lira. Van Der Aha (lets a Diverse.
Sr. wills. floral: lid-nip the circuit
court hares petition ior divorce irom her
husband. Chris Von der Alas, the liaaelxall
new and president oi thsilt. Mala
Drowns. wsegrantadtolra VsnderAha
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