a?
”" new so..."
,~Mfiuillsys'm
dmsmummwucoia
, “mm-ton. inasmu-
My“ Mala. N. ‘51.. says: “Dr
Monaco»:- far in advance of
Methanol} lever used. It
.,“thlry when she is screaming
M " some mother whohas
mi“ [about it. When your
”these-sad fruits) while teething
mmsud'ureemngtoeonwuu
“I. Soldbyalldruuxisls. 850mm
R.Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve cures
“bums. indolent sores and never
Nb tocuupiles. G. A. Gregory a Go
I! G. 0. Btillsnn.
It will he an agreeable surprise to per-
sass subject to attacks of hiiious colic to
' ”In that prompt relief may be had by
Ming (firsmberlain’s Colic, Cholera and
MIDI Remedy. In many instances
_- fill attack may be prevented by taking
‘ “W remedy as soon as the first symptoms
the disease appear. 25 and 50 cent
for sale by G. C. Stillson. druggist.
Sick Headache, constipation and in-
ou are quickly cured by DeWitt’e
ttie Early Bigers. the famous little
G. A. Qrsgory dc Co., and G. 0.
Our better halves say they could not
. house without Chamberlain‘s Cough
Remedy. It is used in more than hell
the homes in _Leeds. Sims Bros, Leeds.
Iowa. This shows the esteem in which
that remedy is held where it has been
sold for years and is well known. Moth-
srs have learned that there is nothing so
mod for colds. croup and whooping
mh; that itcures the seailmentsrquickly
and permanently. and that it is pleasant
“4 sale for children to take. 25 and 50
cent bottles for sale by G C. Stillson,
MM -m.
Oarpstrons will find DeWitt‘s Little
Early Risers a safe and reliable remedy
(or constipation, dyspepsia and liver
can) aints. G. A. Gregory &Co.,and
G. .Stillson.
A
NEW 80H0lll.
You are invited to visit our DRESS
CUTTING SCHOOL and see how pupils
who have only taken two or three lessons
can cut and lit themselves perfectly.
No class workwsch pupil taught sepa-
rately. Price of CUTTER, with full
course of instruction, $10 00. Terms,
.8 00 down, and $1.00 per week. Pupils
an begin any time. Scuoor. House,
Room 7 tofi, Monday, Wednesday and
Friday evenings. and from 2 to 5,
Wadnesdsy and Saturday afternoons.
GilllflElIT CUTTING 00..
23 South Main t.. 80. Norwaik.
Iota YorkArmouncement.
'maaisricaa floats- and new tornraisk'rhsn'
Ilorssr’s Furniture.
Reasons why you should buy it
in preference to any other.
(1). Because this ilrm have long at»
joysd the reputation of keeping only
His hast Furniture that can be pro~
daosd. both in medium and iinest
; (ti). Because their sssortmsnts
arannequalled; (ii). Because their prices
are the lowest at which goods of stand-
ard quality can be sold.
I“ productions in main: Room. Bedroom.
falter. Drawing liners. Library and Hall Imi-
fla—Wsaatisu tamed F‘urniisn—Nuvsltiss is
[undone—White and (laid lilamslsd
-—Iflmlld amt tarsal Masses-—
n'sss ileiistssds on patterns): lapla sad
Umltap-n—iicatful lasy chairs and set-
ail prise-is plain tins-as.
‘I. J. HORNER a 00..
um» lasers and Importers.
61-“ West 23d St” N. I.
(Alleluia; lass noses.)
Mn! lca's Wits as at no stak-
[TII‘WI’TIN I
+WAFERS+
‘ Ni INSTANT
trim Granted
a Concession in Venezuela.
IT 18 ll! DISPUTBD TERRITORY.
Great Britain Claims the Land Turned Over
to Minnesota Capitalists. and a Serious
Diplomatic Tangle May Result—Venom-
.” Assert- ller Rights.
Fantasuu, Minn, April 8.-—Donaid
Grant, a wealthy contractor of this city;
W. H. Fisher. lute manager of the Duluth
and Winnipeg railroad, and J. A. Bow-
man. a Grand Rapids (Minn) banker.
have returned from Venezuela. where they
obtained a concession of loud at the mouth
of the Orinoco running 125 miles south
and from 15 to 50 miles spat and west. It
is rich in minerals. mahogany. rosewood
and dye Woods.
They also have the right to mine asphalt
on a small island near 'l‘rluidad. The syn-
dicate will invest a good deal of capital in
Working the concession, and Mr. Fisher is
to be the manager.
An Important (‘oncesslnm
Wastilsil'hm. April il.——Thoro is a grout
dcul more in the news from Furilmult of
the grunt of a concussion hy Venezuela). ut
the mouth of the Orinoco thrill is indiuul-
ed in the dispatch. This concession muy
become more or loss famous in thchls.
tory of the diplomacy of the United State..-
and Great Britain. The concession is well
coloulutqd to bring to on ucute stugo the
most troublesome diplomatic question he-
fore the suite department oud one which
has caused the administration muru real
concern than the Alliance ufiuir. the late
Guatemalan«Mexican dispute and other
international episodes.
The concession is in the heart of the ter-
ritory long in dispute between Venezuela
and (Ernst Britain. and Emlmssmlnr Buy-
nrd for some time line vuiuly strivcd. in
accordance with a resolution recently
adopted by congress. to persuade (Brunt
Britain to sulunit the whole dispute to or.
bitrutlon. Grout Britain being willing to
arbitrate only beyond whut is known us
the Sohmnherg line. There have been in-
timations that tho mlmlnistrutiou, in the
event of is physical conflict over thodis"
puiod lurid. might deem it noocssury in
the enforcement of the Monroe doctrine to
follow up the moral hid it has tendered
Venezuela with more suhsmiitiul and po-
tcni ussistuuce.
The {not that citizens of tho I.'nited
States by this concession nro now thrust.
so to spook. between (Brent liriluiu uud the
United Stutes consideruhly increases the
lucusuro of this country's rusponsihiity.
Senor Andrndo, the Venezuelan minister
at Washington. when 891‘" («incoming the
Fnrihiiult pumgmph. sold that ho had no
oflirisl conlirmutinu of the grunt of the con-
cesslon, and added thnt he does not douht
its correctness. as it is in line with reports
that such concessions would Iu- mode. The
land included in tho cmu-ussion, he sold.
is the vitul point of conflict lwtwocn Great
Britain and Vonozuoln. 'l‘hu ilrium-u is
the grout commercial artery of South
Ann-rim. running for iulund through You»
czuolu, limzil and other euuul rivs.
A Strategic Point.
Whoever control.» the mouth of tho riv-
er. Minister Andrmlo said. will control
this great i'mnmi-rru. (iron! Britain has
taken pmscssiou of l’untu liuriuu (it the
month. which is to the Orinoco whut the
island of (iihrnllur is in tho Mutiiiorrur
ueun. Sim hus ulso equipped xi unvul slur
tiou on Trinidad lsluudjusl nil tiwnmuih.
Iler claims mulmu-c hulh hunks of tho
sircum oi tin-mouth. it is part of this
Importunt strategic territory thut \"i-ir
Olllt‘lil grants the liuiiwl Status viii/om.
The concession niuir ’l‘riuidud isluuil is Im-
lim‘cd to he the island of i’nIiN. It is very
hour to the British uuvul station and par-
tii'ulurly rich in uspluilt.
'I‘Iic prom-lit concussion is the runs! muw
plmiii' rim-lurutiou of ii\\'l|i|l’\lllll Your/lulu
hun‘ liuiili: slru'u Ih‘nl. In that your :1 mil-
(‘l‘NhIiill “'lN mudo to hliwsrs. li'it/gornld
iilul Turuhull. rill/vim the l'nl’lod
Sixth-s. of purl u! this (iriiuu-n- ivrriiury.
Tl. nus :ilmut in he opt-mind I'." u l‘uill-il
Stun-4 t'ompuuy known as the Motion uoni~
puny \vlu-u iirmi liriinin t‘lllt'l‘i‘il such nu
tillllilliillt‘ prutmi. lIuii \'riu-/.ili'l:i t‘uilt'l‘li'tl
tho i‘nlii'cssiuil
t-‘luri' thou the mulliul hoiwvon tit-rut
Britiilii und Yt'ill‘tllt'Ili has law-u wupud
through diplommlv rhunurls. Now You
ozuolu Tt'itiiiii'l‘ld her rights and turns tlwm
m‘oi‘ in Titlilvd Hull‘s Fill/dill“. 'I'liu Ili-
towering questionsthusurlsc. “ What steps
will (irout llriluln tuko in uswrt Iwr
claims“ and “Will H vudmwr in warm
the l'nilcd Status syndicate from opurul
lug ils miner-swim?”
r-
In
Negro Murderer lynched.
JAI'RmNVlI.l.i:. I"ln.. April :i.-—-WlIIlnm
Rowing o-olnrr-d) was found guilty by u
uoronur’a jury of the murder of Mr. Kuul.
a iillllill shopkeeper. lust Wednesday. The
prisoner wua ulllll‘iiiul while awultiuu tho
trniu for iluiuosvillo. whom the ropulur
lrlul slmuld have token plum A muh
soon uulhurml, m'orpowt'ri-il lili' pounds
and lynched liuwlou.
Dr. Mary \I'allwr lam-s a fan.
Nlili'i‘liMii"l'n\'. Mum. April :l.-—~l)r.
Mary Walker true in court how to contest
hi‘i‘iillllt'li will. Sim nmmurod TMlTill‘il the
court dressed In a hunt him-k suit and
ploudnd her own row. The judge decided
sunlnt her and nlluwi-d the will.
Nicaraguan thunmlusinnrrs Not Named.
Warliixu'rnv. April :i.—~ll was extracted
that tho (‘lilllllill- u-nuld suit-vi rim nmmlmrs
of the Nicaraguan vnrml commission. hot
the aiihjm-t wuu not oousldomi ut- the meld-
lug. Nut mm of ”it! three vommlssiuiiera
hits yet been which-d.
A "try Act-used til “‘ncitinn a Traln.
l'ni'uulurltrsm. N. Y.. April italihlef
llumphroy arrested John Fuytz for at:
tempting to derail atmsnungorirnlu on
the Auburn brunch on Mureh :23. He is
it years of age, and his home is at Slimm-
stolcs.
tiny Murderer sentenced to Death. 5‘
. Wiidtitlilaltlllt. Pa. April li.-'l‘hs boy
murderer. William Penn Bowman. who
killed an Arabian peddlnr last winter.
was sentenced to be harmed. llo assumi
the judge that ho was innocent.
Thurston Hulls flatnrday.
ruin Function. April Tin-Lorin 'i‘hors-
inu. the Hawaiian minister. arrived here
from the asst. lie has taken passage (or
ilnnolulu on the simmer Arawa. which
sails on Saturday neat.
tits-as Atria-i: lineal.
notorious. 0.. April su'i'hs
satiety building for insane was
I .3 is} m
tart.“ m“ ..
armrest. April Mom; at. sons
who for is years ssetliioiroi the New
York Journal of Consulates. died stills
home. 488 Franklin avenue. Brooklyn;
He died from acomplieation of heart trou-
bles. having been ill about a mouth.
David Marvin Stone was horniu Ox-
‘torii. Conn, on Dec. :58, 1817. He left
home at the age of ”ii ‘and taught school
when he was 10. He was a merchant in
Philadelphia from 184:: until 1849. when
he came to New York to take charge of
The Dry Goods Reporter. In December of
DAVID MARVIN STONE.
the New York Journal of (Ymnmcrce. 031d
in luiil. Willi \l'illium (3. Prime. ho puri
chased the interests of thut pnpur, succeed-
ing Mr. Prime in 1in" as editm‘in-r-hiof.
which position he held until a your or two
ago. when he retired. .
llo WM president of the old New York
Associated Press for its yours. In his
younger days he wrote for nuipnziors. but
since 1860 he hnd done little literary work
exciipt for his paper. Suvurul of his pub-
lished works hove passed through it num-
ber of millions.
An important event in the history of
The Journr‘ ~(‘oruuu'rru wus its tempu-
mry uupp‘i .Alnu lyy the government in
1864 for publishing a priu'lmnuilon pur-
porting to intro lwon issued by President
Lincoln calling.' for volunteers to Fit‘l‘VO in
the war and appointing a duy for lusting
and praying.
BRITISH SHIP STOPPED.
Spanish Gunhont Fired on the Ethelred
‘ and Hour-led ller.
Kmos'm's, Jiillliilt'ii. April :i.—’I'he Brit-
ish summer Elhvlrod. while on her way
from Boston to Port Antonio. Jamaica,
and whcuol‘i‘ (‘apc Muysl. t‘ubo, was tired
upon by u Spunlsh gunlmut.
'l‘ho Ethclrcd stopped and was boarded
and cxnriiined by oil‘u-ors of tho gunhoat,
after which she proceeded on her voyage.
’I‘he idllu'irvd, t‘upiuin Hopkins. loft
l’ort Antonio. .Tiilllllll‘il, for Boston on
March ltl mui TITl'l“t‘iT in Boston on March
:16. She ricumd Illid Sillll'tl for Port An-
tonio the next. tiny. and it true probably
while on this voyage that slunvus fired
upon and stoma-d byihn Spanish gunlumt.
Tho Ethulrod takes the some course
through the windward passage as that
taken by tho Aliimu-n. rind it is likely she
wus stoma-d near the spot where the
American simmer was fired upon.
. $ . .
BALFOUR- EXTRADITED.
The Ila-Member or Parliament liluat Go
lint-k to England.
Bravos Al'liii". April :i.——A fmlnrol
judge Illin‘ ordermi the Solid government to
deliver .Iaihur. fipvlu' liulfuul‘. whim: 0L
irudlllou “YUM“ has long him-n try-
ing to obtain, lo the British location in
this city. A tolcurntu from Solid un-
noimvi's that llivr‘uurt thorn will turn lilil»
[our over to tho {viii-ml uulhnrit has iudny.
As quickly lIll'ri'iiTIi'l‘ us pussIIIIi‘ Iit' will
be taken to London in umwvr the charges
made against him in l-uuuertiou with the
colldpw til the Lila-rotor liuildinx society
rind nllimi concerns. the failure of which
ruined thousands of persons who luui in
vested their oil in tho thilcrvut i‘uliiptililerl.
At the time of his flight {min Eughind
iluliour was it member of purliumcnl.
Awards-II fllfidiiiti For a Lost Leg.
Till-ZNTHN, April :l.—A jury in the Volt-
od Slates district will” here gun- is vur
{Hi'l (or “5,000 strains! the Dvlawurn.
l.m~l.u\\'uuuu rind \Vi'stvrri ruilwuy in the
suit oi (‘hrisiuphor Arnold of Newark.
’I‘hoplolutiil muons of tho runny who
were injured in the rear end collision
which occurred on the llnvkunom-k mend
owe on .luu. iii. lhii-i. when lutwoplu wrro
killed. Arnold lost his lrgnmi sued for
.TTldiiiil.
New Tariff Item-Ills tihefllald.
Simi‘risw. April Si.-«'|‘hu vuluooi’ the
exports of cutlery from this plnro to the
liuitml Simon during the last quarter wus
1338.072“, nuiiiruit £14. lhii durimz tho corro-
spending uuurinr in lid”. hot the lavnsilui
of the new American tariff have been (or
loss than irmlcrs hero onioctud.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
A rigorous donlnl la entered In admin-
istrnilnn circles of the story that Score-
tary iii‘t‘iillltlll in shout to resign.
’I'hu llliuuis supreme court in on spin.
ion illvddncidml tlmttho llmumrsilcop
portlonuu-nt of 180:! was constitutional.
Home unu Ms ntumynmnsly aunt 00,000
for the lit. i'nrkliurst mtlruouinl limd.
smelling the totul muount to 030.2%.20.
William Simimtmnd. the cotton king.
whooxploitml the print rumor in cotton
in liiiiii which rosultodiu his inning to,-
00ii.0ilii. is ili‘ml.
Captain liowuntn has been Indicted
spoilt for alleged frauds on the mnem-
mmit during the time he was disbursing
nlllmr of the signal service.
At Waiorura. ii. 'i‘.. Al Evans and Dr.
Balm. hedfellows in a hotel. ntisrmied
over the proper division of the hsdclnth.
inn. and Evans. drawing a revolver from
under the pillow. shot and killed Babb.
A warmnt was issued in lieu Francisco
for the arrest of it. i-l sidestep. at one
time governor of Wisconsin and later [rm
err-er oi Utah. who is charged bylin.
hydls Virgil with felony and mums.
most.
A rsilrtvsd accident summed two miles
shore ileum. its.. in which one man. s
amass. was lulled: one man had s leg
broken: another nuts had a is; badly
bruised. and quite a number were bruised
and battered.
'i'hsaaaisatslae boundary nestles is
idol
install:
'3" 1th
r
“MW .
raw vase as. 5
ABSOLUTELY rum:
THE OLD RELIABLE
SWEET 0AI’illlAL
oicAasrrE
"HMIMTMOHIIO
"OI! SOLD THAN ILL OTHER
BRAND. COMBINED
dil lyr
, it... ”its.“
Baby carriages sled Refrigerators
A
Raymond & Sons.
Samson to George H. Raymond.
Furniture Dealers and (iv nersl Funeral
lilreclors.
(6 and ‘8 Iain Street, lorwall. 0:.
Residence. a Bethany Plans
'I'Glophnno. 77-4.
Firs: ‘”
BRACE UPI DON’T [08E COURAGEI
Your Manuals not lncurshle because your
physician has given you up. and you have not
received any benefit from the medicine you
have tried. is not any reason you cannot be
cured. We can writively cure all kindgvol
Flts‘ Epileptic. Uonvnlaion or Spasmotic. I
GU ll H-TVE I l’tifll‘l‘lVl AND PERMA-
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cured thousands. many cases of long standing.
and given up by dot-tors as incurable. in our
“Allen‘s Fit Cure“ you will iind a medicine
that has never failed toellect a a y ours.
We back our guarantee with an 0 er of Iii!)
many person we cannot cure Highest bank
references tarnished on application.
1 qt. bottle. and). ii qt... 85.“).
ALLEN MIDIOLL (30.,
Washington and Water tits...ll Boston. Mass
:- —
LADIES
Suflerlmr from Retarded. Suppressed or Pain-
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nature. will find our FEMALE: Pi 1.1.8 an in-
tallibie cure. They are entirely safe and can
alwaysberalled upon for speedy relief. We
havgdyetlo hear of a case where they have
fail to produce the desired result. A box
should he kept on hand at all times to provide
for emcr copies. Oorresmndencoconfidential.
By mat . with full directions, securely seal-
ed. saw per box.
ALL!!! MEDICAL 00.
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IRE YOU USING
Periodical Trials?
if not, secure a book of tickets at once,
free, at
FRANCIS & CO.’S
OR
w. A. VOGLE’S.
Will?
Because thousands of families through-
out the country are receiving hooks,
magazines. new papers and other valu-
able premiums absoluwa tree by the
use of these tickets.
The same privilege is extended to you
NOW. Take advantage of it by calling
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idvenising Journal 00..
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nt can no
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age aslsl' so.
um w.
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on. a report whethsr‘g‘st
assured or not. "“0””?
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:tiisiiuimi on.
H. S. ROOD.
autism omens.
«manure-slam,
THOUGHTS. ‘
. New Neckwear just in, mode specially for us, and the - ,
‘ handsomest line over shown in town, 250, 600, 760.
NEW STOCK or MEN’S AND BOYS' CLOTHING.
Fast Black and Blue Cheviot Suits, 8 00, 10.00 and 12.00. p
New All Wool Trousers, 2.00, 2.00, 3.00 to 6.60. :
Remarkable Values in Children’s suits and Roofers.
New Styles. Suits at 1.50, 2.00, 2.50, 2,75, 3.50 to 0.00.
sucm liEii THINGS inlcfllilliliil’82lIE0liWiiil ami runiitmits. _
NEW STO0K SPRING HATS.
W. A. Ililli0|0T & 00.,
Sentinel Building, Washington Street, South Norwalk.
Branch Store, 19 Main Street, Norwalk.
The Leading Dry Goods Store.
Tristram & Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
SP-EOIAI ALTERATION SALE.
As our alterations are not yet completed we have decided to continue our
Special Alteration Sale for one week more. and we trust all those who have not had
a chance to take advantage of the many BARGAINS which we ofler at this time
will improve the opppotunity to do so.
Special Birgains in Dress Goods, Hosiery, Wash Goods, Linens, Inslin Under-
wear, Notions and Domestics; in fact every department is represented.
Trielram & Hyatt, Norwsip Bonn.
W
FIIAIIIlIS & 00.,
Have broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to lift himself in a bushel basket as to under-
sell them. And at this time are showing the best line of
PIIIIIE 010TIIIIl
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
afford to do otherwise.
FRANC|S&CO.,
RELIABLE CLOTHlERS,
86 Washington Sireel. - South Norwalk. Conn.
”WHEN BENIN“ 0000i! PLIADI HI‘LTI ’I'IIA'I' IOU IA" 1"". II In
lull‘l'll NOIW‘L‘ flfll‘llflllo.
TEE CHANCE HE A LIFE TIME
nouns or our
WORTH OF
lIfllISEIIEEPIIIIl ilIITI0lE8
TO BE SOLD
AT COST
T0 HIKE lllllll F00 Dill IIEITIII III) PLUMBING ”I“. W!
Hill. DION“. 0F Dill EITIIE "00! OF "I”. “EDIE“,
ETD... ll THE NEXT 00 ll". IEOIIIIII FEIIIIIIT lat. II”.
limit it uniniti—
soccessoss we I .
5' K. LoeKwoon a co.
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