M an immediate curs resulted.
Will have required adores visits 0!
physician. as on rm occasions. I
,Dr. Hand’s Remedies would have
theiile oi the child Ilost. had they
_ thin my reach at the time at its
“" Humanism. teams 0
”Camden, ll. J. They are splen
”(children's remedies. ascents. All
, .95 Will's Witch Hazel Salve cures
solids. burns. Indolent sores and never
while to cure piles. G. A. Gregory a Co.
L
and o. c. Stillson.
It will be an agreeable surprise to per-
sons subject to attacks of bilioue colic to
"hart! that prompt rellel may be had by
“taking Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. In many instances
theattack may be prevented by taking
this remedy as soon as the first symptoms
of the disease appear. 5 and 50 cent
bottleslor sale by G. C. Btiiison. druggist.
Sick Headache. constipation and in-
digestion are quickly cured by DeWitt's
Little Early Risers, the famous little
pills. G. A. Gregory & Co.,and G. C.
Stillson.
Our better halves say they could not
keep house without Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. It is used in more than hell
the homes to 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-
ers have learned that there is nothing so
loud {or colds, croup and whooping
cough; that it cures the seaiimentsqnictly
and permanently. and that it is pleasant
and sale lor children to take. 25 and 50
cent bottles (or sale by G. C. Stillson,
druggist.
Ont-patrons will find DeWitt'e Little
Esfly’Risersa sale and reliable remedy
for constipation. dyspepsia and liver
complaints. G. A. Gregory £00.,aad
G .8tillson.
s. B. “w: LSON
, illiii’illlili llili Blilllliil,
03 Wall street: shop No. 8 Cross street.
all. Estimates cheerlullv given for
or small buildings. Jobbing or eve:
ptlon promptly attended to. All wor
teed. In? if
iloNolbefleceived
By parties selling another Flour of a
' similar name. claiming to be the
l
more. Be sure and ask your grocer
{or
Washhurn-ilrosby’s
SUPERLATIVE FLiiiiIi
W’LOOK FOR THE YEL-
LOW CENTER.
BobsrlsJuckertGondwin
MILL AGENTS,
700 MAIN ST...
HARTFORD. CT.
all 6m
New York Announcement.
“Our American Homes
and flow to Furnish Them”
(in readily be ascertained by visiting
HORNER’B
Itssi limiters Eapsrlsa
when everything is of the best quality,
utktlo excellence, and moderate in
pics. No such assortment of reliable
can be seen in America.
Over two hundred and titty distinctly
'dllsmt Bedroom Beta is all the vari-
su woods. Brass Bedstssds in over
seventy patterns. aswsll as endless lines
at Parlor. Drawing-Room. Library and
Dining-Room Furniture. .
mamas sues- measly an
“fimsrhsls-s-ddssoradsa
All prices in plain figures.
II. J. nosnan a co.,
W m and Importers.
.1.“ We 28‘ ”in!" York,
, Wampum loses.
ass-rs mac-mi a sac a as seas
of the Japanese army and navy. will leave
Hiroshima on Wednesday next to establish
his headquarters in China.
It is omcially stated that Lin Chins
Fun: has been appointed a Chinese peace
pienipctontlary to assist Li Hung Chang.
Japan has lorrnally accepted him as an
envoy. .
Lin Ching Funk isason ol Lilian:
bang.
Patna. April 8.—-lt is stated on reliable
authority that Japan has proposed the lol-
lowing conditions for the conclusion of
peace: The independence of Korea, the
concession of soutlwruManchuria. inolud~
lug Port Arthur; the concession ol the is-
land of Formosa, the opening of Chinese
ports and rivers to commerce. the pay-
ment of an indemnity or Windmill») yon
anti the occupation of a number of strato-
gic points until the indemnity shall have
been paid.
Lennon, April 8.-'l'ho Times, in an
editorial on the latest report of Japan's
couuuands. says it considers that Japan is
justiilod in imposing those conditions.
and adds that the liritish cannot object. to
the occupation of the Lian ’l‘nug peninsula.
The Daily Nows says it thinks that the
proposals are likely to most with tho gen-
eral approval of the European powers.
WIFE MURDER.
Mrs. Windlsls Found Dead In a Closet, and
llor llushand Is Missing.
Pnrsron. Pa. April s.-—The village
of llnmtown, near this city is excited
over what appears to ho a mnentionai wile
murder. Mrs. George Windish, about {:0
years old. was loumi doatl Sundayln a
clothes closet in tho socond story of her
home. There were wounds on tho side of
the bond. and the skull had berm lrut'tup
ed. Near the body was found a bloody
chisel, and on the floor of the room lay
several pieces of clothing saturated with
blood. Those were ldontiiloti nslmving
bolongod to the woman's husband. who
is missing.
It is supposed that the murdcr mourrnd
last Thursday night, as the couple had
not been seen since that limo. Thoir throc
chlldron remained in the house, but could
give no satisfactory answms as to tho
whorcnbouts of their parents. .A search
was made Sunday and tho body found.
Suspicion is strongly directed against
the husband. It had been generally known
that the couple's married lilo was unhap-
py, and neighbors assort that Windish
had lroquently threatened to ill" his wile.
This theory is supported by the statement
that two weeks ago Wintlish nttotnplml to
raise money on his property. stating that
ho was going to leave his wile. There is
no clow to his w'a:ronbo;tts.
HE SCENTS MISCHIEF.
Senator Morgan Nays England Means to
Enforce llar Nicaraguan Demand.
Wasmnnros. April ii.-—-h'onutor Morgan
thinks the purpose of tho idngiisb gov-
crnmcnt in aondinaa battli'ship to tho Nir-
urngunn ctioat is to trnlorco the demand
which will probably soon be made for in.
damniilcation on account of the expulsion
of Consul Ilaioh. and that if it is refused
the Royal Arthur will inko tho matter in
hand and secure thoindemnification by
collecting the customs duties on Nlmrtr
unn importatinns. in that event, ho
hinks, Nicnruuuu's wisest. rout-so would
ho to C(illVl‘Illl hor cougross and pass a low
for tho admission of all importations ire-n
of duty. In conclusion ho sold;
"Thu other nations Would now! «on»
aunt that their exporters to "vthuolu
should puy duty to England I llm nh
sunroof u iurill in Nicaragua, and Eng-
lautl's lllliil‘y would lmoilwtlvvly blockrd. "
Robbed and Murdered.
A Hour. A. i’n. . April H. a ilonry llommku.
nnugud livruutn uho ich-ti alone in tho
WuMorn purl. nl tlu- city. was found lli'lstl
(ill (in! Ilutirnl his rutim. Till‘l'l! WIH ll
Wound on tho iulvk of his bond. oviduntly
mode by a blunt instrument. A shirt
was timl tightly around his nook, and u
knotted hmuikorrhiol was filrslt'lli‘il in his
mouth. ’l‘lu-ro was nisunwound on the
hip which lookml us if it luui lit'till much-
by n kit-k. ilontwku. who was a bur-hoior,
hmlliut boon scvn slur-u last Thursday.
and it is snppom-dtluttho was robhodaml
lilill'tit'l'ctl that night.
Fatally hound With a Baseball lint.
lilmomw, April s.~—-’l‘homna Henry, "2
years old. who boards with Mrs. lvlllou
lluckivy M iii illim avunuc, gotlnton
contmvursy with her on ncmunt oi the
supper which she placed helm him.
Finding Words without idiot-t, be solved a
baseball but and stmclt hora heavy blow
on tho bond, lrm'turing the skull. The
woman was lilittln to lit. Mary's hospital.
whom it was said that her condition was
critical. Hoary was arrested.
’1' Indian Disturb-lass.
Emu, pril s.———’l'ho ilrst brigade m
the liritish lorcc moving to the rsllcl of
Mr. iinimrlson. the British agent at Chi—
trai. has had an communal with 5,000
Hwatls, who were trying to block the Msl~
akand pass The ettomy was put to flight
alter losing ill) killed by a chorus of «naval-
ry. The brigade is now at Khar. in riwst,
where it is awaiting the organisatltm of a
transyxrrt sorvim.
A“... .,.......... mum... ,
The oiiort to organise a Moira" league
in (.‘onntwtlrut has been ahamlumtnl. .
General William Mahons has madcap
assignment of all his property in Pstenv
lmrg, Va.
Protsssm llehring, the diphtheria as.
rumlst. is ruining from incipient our»
snmptlou. '
A dispatch from iitmltboim ways titers
"WWM’b
fillil'iil
HWAFER it
‘As instant
-
is good ream to tear that an open my
tnrmvith imminent hostilities, with liar-
way is imminent
Marshal it. Price, arrested in "m,
Caroline county. lid. tor the murder at
tiaills Dean. the itysarold misstlglrl. has
has reads a occlusion.
Cblsl oi Pollen Mideast Brennan at Chi‘
raga has resigned. and the mass tor his
sudden action lssnppnssd wrssaitirom
a quarrel with the mayor.
Guillord. «attaining alsmt son aersa
the mtryseat of the latsArunah I.
Allen. the launder oi the lialtitnms Hun.
tasters said to llsnry ltlssot Boston for
m
mnmmsrormm
“This Vocals lat Brakes, the fan Its-A.
set nm In a sustains, st sings—a
Caster-ass field as Dam—vastness
lay Its Anna-ass! To“. '
Wasatsorns, April lie-An extraovdiv
nary conference at the justices cl tbs
United sum supreme court was held
Sunday to consider,the income is: or
pale. Chiel Justice Fuller’s rough draft
was further discussed. and tho dwisionis
remitted to have been reopened {or arguv
ments on certain tortures.
’l'hishas given rise to the impression
that tho dt ndloclt on the main points in
the statute may be broken or tho decision
withheld for additional mamnmunn.
It is a rare occurrence for the supreme
court to consult as a body on Sunday, and
yesterday’s amnion in chambers has in-
spired new spooulntion as to tho possihii- .
ity ol the entigo law being declared void
on constitutional grounds. finch an out
come is. howuvor, not lmrcd by adminis-
tration oilici'nls, who leol confident that
the not, with tho ttxmtptltm of tho two for
turns previously named in those dispatches.
will be sustained.
Decision Expected Today.
The court is extmztod to lormaily arr
nounco its decision on the appeals totlay.
but there is otumsibility of still further
delay.
Some tronlnnlon has developed regard-
ing the form in which the (incision will
be prcsnulotl ii the justices tllvltlo. as has
been reported. 'l'hrcocuscsnrn ioincd in
tho appeals which are pending. and while
the samoquostlon ol constltnt' noiityis
involved in ouch thorn isa digtgunco of
opinion as to tho wurt's method of dis-
posing of them.
The supremo court, like all appellate
tribunals. is composed of an odd number
of justices, an t at tho wmtlnguncydi' is
tied bunch shall .o averted. The absence
cl Justice Jackson and the probability of
tho juntitnnt dividing ounnlly has brought
out solnolmvol points of controversy In—
garding tho umnncr in which the decision
will bonnnounccd. in tgach also on no
pool thorowill ho a separate decision in
the record. but tho same decision may he
presented in all three,
it the court divides in the manner sl-
rcudy indicated in tlxosodispntt-hm, it is
prolssblc, according to high authority,
that the docisitm will he to tho silent that
the two provisions of the law relating to
incomes lrom city. county and municipal
bonds are unconstitutional.
Many Stilts Probable.
A prominent tilllclnl of the department
.ol lustim, in discussing tho point misini,
lurulshos considerable light as to the
eilocts of the cases lmlngdlsposcdol in
this way;
"ll tho supreme court. is evenly divided
on the constitutionality of the law." said
he. “tho decision of the lower court from
which the appeal is taken necessarily
stands. lint it uxptm the low to numer-
ous other suits which may he brought un-
til positive action is bad either by achangs
of views or a change in the mmniiorship
oi the court. it the appellate court is
evenly dividrd, tho qtuzstiun has the same
status as though tho lower court had been
a mint of lost. ntaort.
"ll iluz supremo mutt is (verily divided
in tho im-onm lax «use. the tax will is
colb-ctt-d, as tho charisma of the lower
court-s upholds the statute. i'ndor tho law
no mlt'orso dc vision urcvpt by the supreme
stmrt run nilslu'ild the opormion of a stat
ull‘.
" ll, no is tumihlo. a majority of the
Court should tlm'llltl tho luuiu body of the
not. in his constitutional, but should til
vido i'i'i'lil" on tho tax on route and pubiit
bonds. limit llum- two points would be
subjoot to attack in lbovuurts until they
worn iltmlly determined one way or the
other."
All the lino h-unl hair splitting may be
fll‘tiltlt'tl by n tlttt'islnli of tho suprmum-nurt
showing a minority in i'Iwor of ”in (‘tiflflbl'
tutmnnliiy or than low on all points t'xcopl
the "to indicated. it may be that the
unusual mulorom-o will base this result,
although thorn is no bus-ls of an oiiicbsi
naturo {or such an (institution.
The host understanding is that the court
will double: by is tie Vuiu of l in I.
ii that In tho cow, tlu’l’o is no probabil
ity that other upln'tils on tho inrtmm in!
will be board narcpt by a lull bench. It
is improbable that any suits will he
brought until alter the tax has been col
lectcd. and as the naurt adjourn» (or!
long summer m-oss. during which the
justices sit in circuit. no appeal run tsmsl
hly touch the murt bnlnro the lull term 0
until all tho rovouus from this source ha:
been mil/ed.
tlsvrnaa Havai tfalnw.
first“, April s.-—A sts‘ioty is now he
in“ turmml at lladtm linden, untitled the
German Naval union. The members at
the smisty are arming and raising a vol
notary lund tor the purpose of increasing
the navy. "much“ will he established
thrtmgbont ilsrntany and all oi the Ger
man colonies.
1w- Mstns Ins-av.
{its YURI. April H.-Mavy Ann Ms
Ardls, to years. and her sistsr Harriett.
97 years dressmakors living at 2“ East
iievoutymrvunth street. were taken to tilt
interns pavilion at liollovna hospital at l
o'clock this morning. 'l'bsdsughtrrsau
the oilspriag oi insane parents.
llsstvtsst wants ”as“
News“. ll. 3.. April s.—-'l’he warts
oi the antisenthsler mammal supply
«unpsayat Amps-rein. ltast (mam. wort
destroyed by tire. it is estimated that the
loss will toot up little short of ammo.
a ram- story.
Amss. 0a.. April a.-'l'hls ssetlon at
Georgia was visited by two destructive
hailstorm llaiistonss as large as Its.
ens descended sod wrongbtgrsst damage
is trait and garden plants.
W m
'i'acv. it. 1.. April sans medias at
Wetsrionl. W my. was visited
”thieves. 'i'nssatswssbiewnmn. and
use worth at mos and a small am
at money was taken. ,
m» t...» . a.
am am as all; rows.
’8' Ytfllo April flue-My." II,
satires. is at the trusts liessa
Incurjew Store you will
dsdtheLargest Assorttaent oi
llestsigns and New Color
ings in Western Connecticut
from this immense variety
your purse and taste will surely
bssnited. ,
Painting Paperhanglng and
Decorating: We guarantee satisr
tactics in all our work. ‘
PAITERS’
SU PPLI ES,
ARTISTS’
a... TEllIALS,
GLASS, HE.
E. E. Gorham,
cum First Its. and tie 8t.
EAST NORWALKJ
lllllll. I'll" ”ill“ at llllt
lililllEtil ti’tlE. Saturday.
lionday and Tuesday, April
6, 8 and 9. Trimmed and un-
trimmed Hats, Bonnets, and
Toqnes. Also a full line ol
Veilings in all the lates spring
novelties.
Mrs. Helen Holmes.
'l'lila’l’ltl Billhllflm.
wasnmmus '17.. «mm ltmtwshll.
We want everylwdy in the city to sacs
sbout our extra Good and extra Cheap
Batter It is line in color, in texture
and flavor. ltis cresmery. Oorsalcs
should increase largely. A trial will
prove all we claim.
Price, 22c lb.. or 5 lbs. Oi 00.
Headquarters lor tins, smoothorooled
Psrsoips.
Try this.
Parsnin Fritters.
Rub a pint cl cold boiled parsnips
through a floor-sieve, and set them aside
while you silt two cups cl ilour with an
even temptionlul and a hall of baking-
powdev and a teaspooulnl oi salt. Beat
two can and mix them with apintol
milk. Brat this mixture into the flour.
Add the dold boiled psrsnips. Beat the
batter well and try it. tablespooainl by
tablespoonlal, in a rim; pm at smoking-
bot lat. llold the spoontnls at better
very near the lat. in dropping, to prevent
the hitters irons saturating. as they
would il dropped item a distance. Fry
them lot about live minutes, or until
they are well browned, drain and lift
chrmon to brown psprrand serve.
.MWM
ilibble it counsel’s.
JACOB slams
lite. his art ictiim institute
till nun llii iiiiilSt still
Ones-mats! 'l'irletsaadliteri
all.
Is Regulated and
steals tiles 5 llsilrsad l'laes.
seal to Post tiles, llsath Ismail,“
his-eats
iValery Public. Ash-aw
m. . ,..,.. . ,
Patent Medicines
ml III mum 10 TI“.
A1003 rams.
ll m1 . III” I" ll TIIE,
M
(land's liavmparilla, .0
r you; Wis, .3
m m'm. Ito
We Emilia, %
I s
ttiilstm's tor .‘lb
Pains/s Ce WWW .fl
Mann's lls. .11
has: (.apsia'l’lawsrs. '11:
's ' .
Chloris, .!
Cain's Pills. .1!
“worth fitness. .is
w’ Emu- tnnu’ 23'” £1
I r
rm ' .a
lion. ii. Stillson’s-
Drug Store,
Flilliills & ll
’ out“ nuts no ‘BllYS’ mutant.
runusumts run MEN no no.
HATS
AND
CAPS.
CAREFULLY SELECTED STYLES IN CLOTHING
MADE UNDER OUR OWN SUPERVISION AND
GUARANTEED EVERY WAY. '
1
Your money back if you want it.
W. A. BENEDIBT ’8: 80..
Sentinel Building, Washington Street, South Norwalk.‘
Branch Store, 19 Main Street, Norwallr.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE,
Tristram & Hyatt,
a V,
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
-. .
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
Plilliii illilllllllii
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
aflord to do otherwise.
FRANCIS&CO.,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
86 Washington Street,
- South liorwalk. Colin.
WE NEVER SLEEP.-
On or about the 15th we will
0 on our New Store at No. 23
all Street, with a Full Line of
Housekee ing Articles. Our
prices wi be CHEAPER than any
other store in town.
Jflfliltllilliilllills
No. I 7 wan St.
No. 28 Wall St.
Pillllflllil and HEATING,
Hones mmmuc cocoa.
Norwalk Chronicler