'thhin gton, D. 0.
His old Point Comfort. Is.
«#00 runs or ocean maven——
U DI the Beautiful new steamships of the
€qu noIIIIIIIIII LIRE.
Alerting Best and Recreation.
- . mum ideal. as a considerable por-
, Ivar-we through the quiet waters of the
_ m Ila-pm Bonds and Potomac River
‘ aadthere is little flebhood of eoaaloknese.
“ticket on sale. with privilege of going
“Minn“.
Writeforpartioularsoftheae and other de-
Willi-to
Old Dominion Steamship Company.
EPIC: SC. lorth liver, New York. -
ls. Guillotine. Vice-President and Traf-
g‘fl. I112 (Irn
EASTER HOLIOAY TOUII
WASHINGTON
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
have New York 11.110 a. In. .. April is. and ar-
IA." York. on return trip. evening of
tumour) 101mm AGENT AND
PIBDN will accompany the party
Iats,ilovsrlngallExpenses,$li. 50
[or itineraries or further information. ap-
mticket agents. or to tourist agent atl. its
way. New York.
3. WOOD GEO. W. BOYD.
keu'l Pass. Agent. Asst. Gen'l Pass8 agent.
IIIII AIIO RELIABLE
ilaily Direct Freight/Line
amen. ,. ’
NEW YORK,
SOUTH N ORWALK
AND NORWALK.
m PBOPELLIBS
WY OF NOIIIYALII.
EAOlE AIIO YUIOAII
Wm :‘eaveyPiekr $8.51. R.,Beekwan
dress. ew or at p. m.
haremlforwalk. ii p. In. South Nor
In.
”"836de from 7 a. m.hto g p Ini
ton toagentst e ityo
“walk“: and Vulcan will is sent
moiallots of freight anywhere in
law York or its vicinity.
. “EA" persons are forbid trusting any
V ' employee of the boats of this line
fl account of the owners thereof.
S. B. WILSON
CARPENTER IIIII ROIlilER
once. Wall street; shop No ii Cross street.
all. Estimates cheerfully Iliven for
or small buildings Jobbing of evm
mwpromput' attended to. All 7'3;
Ill
O lull illE IBOOIOIIO stunts-u;
:gmyolnr rIl earned aavi age. and
erl.ta|le an eudownment In
”Enid WM It; on M
of artforr
Conn. lIoi'fers
, mi as any that human shill can
{Hears experience. I-sIeptlon-
I." wIIIi'nueuttactile. and doing business
u thy localities of this country only.
. REPRESENTED BY
8. S. L’Hommedicu.
iii WASHINGTON ST.
SOUT ll NOIIYIAIII SAYINOS OAliA
01 Washington street.
I Suburban" mnumaand from its
finandoniiaturday evenings frometel
Conn.
w
strength, vigor-sod manhood. You run
no physical or financial risk, as No-‘i‘o-
Bac is sold by B.E.Piaiated under a
‘ guarantee to cure or money refunded
Book free. Address Sterling Remedy
00., New York or Chicago.
IIaGrlppe is bereagsiu withallcf its
old time vigor. One lilante Cough
Ours is a reliable remedy. It res and
cures quickly. G. A. Gregory Co. and
G. 0. Stilison.
IfslfewYork millionaire glvesadin-
ass at 5th avenue and 00th street. costing
8700.00, which gives 10 people dyspepsia
and these people spend 01,450.00 in doc-
ors’ bills and finally have to pay 35.“!
each forCaotus Blood Care to cure them
diatwonld bethe savingper capita if
the dinner should not be given, ther-
being 87 persons at the feast?
Inquire at Plainted’ s drug store, when
you may have the problem solved an
get information about Cactus Blcoi Cure
mend One Minute Cough Cure as the best
I ever used. It gave instant relief and a
quick cure. G. A. Gregory & Co. and
G. C. Stillson.
15 Cents Will Buy a Wife
or mother a bottle of Dr. Hand's Colic
Cure at any drug store. Mrs. S. W. Mer-
rill, of Fairdale. N. Y.. says: “ Dr
Hand's Colic Care is far in advance of
any remedy of its kind I ever used. II
willquiet baby when she is screaming
with pain." Ask some mother who has
used this reme'dy about it. When your
baby is cross and fretful while teething
apply Dr. [land‘s Teething Lotion to the
gums. Sold by all druggista. 85 cents
Doctor H. R. Fish,ef Gralvos Mills.
“0.. a practicing physician of many
years experience, writes: DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salvo has no equal for indolevl
sores. scalds and burns. It stops pain in-
stantly, heals a burn quickly and leaves
no scar. G A. Gregory & Co.,and (l.
C. Stillson.
Tells you all the news for two cents-
an. Ensure SBNTINEL.
B. H. Bowman. pub. Enquirer. of Bre-
men, lud., writes: Last week our little
girl baby,the only one we havo.was taken
sick with cronp. After two doctors failed
to give relief and life was hanging on a
mere thread we tried One Iiinutc Cough
Cure and its life was saved. G. A.
Gregory & Co. and G. C. Stilleon.
New York Announcement.
~owamnmmnwwnnaamr
i ‘ . I
I'Iornsr’s Furniture
The Best In the Market.
All who desire to buy reliable Furni-
ture in moderate priced or more costly
grades will find our stock the most
advantageous to select from for these
reasons: It represents the productions
of the best makers only, and is the
largest and most varied in America.
The completeness of our sssortmcnts can
best be understood from the fact that we
exhibit more than two hundred and My
diferrai Bedroom Safe in every variety of
wood, over 70 patterns of Brass Bedsteads,as
well as endless lines of Parlor, Drawing
Room, Library and Dining Room Furniture
of the most artistic styles. and ranging from
the modest and inexpensive to the most elab-
orately carved and inlaid.
In award. every article required for use, comfort
and adornment In the household can be had with
in plainly marked moderate price at our
GREAT FURNITURE EiiPilRIUIl.
61-65 West 23d St., N. Y.
(Adjoining Iden lune.)
lavasv t eels establishment Is oasof thesishts
at law tuba-lewspaps: Corn-lent.
s1- . . x
I.l.. llIIII Raver & IlaniIIrIi R. R.
JANUARY 27. illiili.
EMAIL! hit/IVE scum NORWALK AI
101.11)me
Von Nsw You. to on New haves.
A.“ .«l hi Wash. ex. A. M.—- lOl ex..
3 ill or.. it!) ex..
5 In and 33 ac..
t if: local or. 7 as ac..
Md l.sr.. “6am.
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us so? 1'. .u. lliiiis ..
f as es..: Hosts.
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a ac.. ii! A sr.and ac.
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W. T. Sanford. Station Agent of Deep ‘
. er. Clarion, 00.. Pa. writes: I can recom
“' mfinufii 1m
W The War Between China and "
Japan Oficislly Ended.
JAPANESE DRIVE A HARD BARGAIN
Besides ceding to Japan I‘ormosa and All
the Territory Already Captured, cniaa
lust Acknowledge Korea's independence
3nd Ifuy an Indemnity of promotional).
Lennon. April iii—A dispatch to The
Times from Shanghai says that Li Hung
Chang's son-in-law telegrapbs that a peace
convention was signed at Simonoscki on
Monday by the plenipotentiaries of China
and Japan. Following are the terms of
the convention:
First. the independence of Korea: sec-
ond. that Japan retains the places she has
conquered; third. that Japan shall also
retain the territory east of the Line river;
fourth, that the island of Formosa be oed-
od permanently to Japan; flit-h. the pay-
ment of an indemnity, and, sixth. an of—
fensive and defensive alliance.
SIMONOSEKI, April iii—Tho conference
Monday of the police commissioners lasted
five hours. All the pleulpoiontlnrios at-
tended the meeting except Viscount Mut-
su. It is believed that this conference
was the flnrii one. It is stated that the
Chinese plonipotontiarlos are preparing
to return to their homes
Believed at Washington.
WASHINGTON, April iii—Thorn was no
information obtainable on the subject at
the Japanese logatlon. 'l‘bo uillcial to
whom the dispatch was shown was in.
olinod to credit the report that a treaty of
peace had been signed, as In view of the
near approach of the termination of the
armistice some action was probable. Still
up to a into hour nothing hlld boo-u receiv-
ed at the legatlon to confirm the state
monts contained in the disputrh.
An Insurgent Defeat In Cuba.
HAVANA, April lit—General Martinez
Campos, who arrived at Porto Rice on
Thursday last. has sailed for Guantana-
mo, Cuba. 'l‘he general met with an on-
thuslastic reception at Porto ltioo and was
acclaimed by an immense crowd of people
as’l'he Peacemaker. lie is accompanied
by re-cuforcetuents of troops on board the
steamer lloinn Cristina, who wars most
liberally treated by tho nioroliantsnf Porto
Rico. Previous to his departure the gen-
eral hold an ofllolal reception.
The hopes of the loyalists of the whole
island of Cuba are centered on the arrival
here of the great Spanish In noml who
once before pacified the island after a long
rebellion.
Private advices rccolved here say that
the detachment of robvls recouliy mm
mnndod by Pam.- bin \ arena. who as at
nouncud in those dispatches of April 9.
was killed. with his second in command
and several others. in an engagement with
the Spanish troops under 1 icutvuuut l’n—
dilln near bun Mlgml liagnos in the prov
lnce of l’licrto l’rimipo lInIl \I ltII it ll
Wounded men. of which number some
have already died.
In spite of tho alarmist statements sent
out from llavmm regarding the sprv ml of
yellow fever. It is stated that there is only
one soldier sulfur-lug from that disease in
the hospital.
A dispatch received from (iibara an-
nounces that a detachment of troops com-
manded by (‘optuin Agllar has defeated a
body of 1th insurgents under Miro at l’al-
ma. Six of the insurgents were killed,
and several wean Wounded. The troops
are in pursuit. oi the fugitives.
The “’ar Cloud In Sweden and Norway.
BERLIN, April iii—Tho Frankfurt Zol-
tung states on good authority that King
Oscar of Sweden and Norway takes a
pessimistic view of the political situation
in his kingdom. lie fears Iiiat the troll-
bios will develop Into dangerous conflict.
If It carries to an upon breach. the king
will probably IthllI-nlo rather than to un-
dcrtltke the responsibility of an armed
struggle. The l‘I‘UWII prim-c, who wuulII
then ascend the throne. culvriains no
friendly fouling» tmvnnl Norway and (1‘?-
tainly would not yield to the Norwegian
demands.
The Swedish general stuff rim-Its that
the military occupation of Norway u‘nuIIl
bot-any. i‘lirlstiuulumul'l'rnnIith-m Would
be StillllIlIi‘l in turn, and Stochhnlul could
be ruptured. It is IIIimiliI-Il. however.
that the real illnli‘liiili'fi \vIIulII begin iiilt‘l‘
the occupation of the country.
News of the Fate of Frank Imus.
Luxoox, April Ill—Tho llolly News
publishes an Armenian lotion giving the
rosultof tim inquiries Illflilolililiflll‘lflln
the fate of Frank LIIIII. the Aruoriului bl-
oyclist who Ilisuppuan-Il in A riueullt while
engaged in making a tour of the World.
The writer of tho luttcr says he hours that
Lens was shot dead on the road between
Konrtail and labor. llo “this that Illl has.
hmvuvor. lil'lllllIiIilll tlIc villrluI-ra n reward
for irInt-uultirm. and that this is “lady to
elicit fuller Iiomlls.
An Alleged liuyal Ilmulmcr.
BERLIN, April Iii—«A singular runmr
is current hero to tlIIIIIil‘oI-t that. Field
Marshal ('nllilt \‘Iliullgnlu. the Japanese
minister of war, is the lung missing Arch-
tluko John of AIL-Alvin. who “our. llIll‘lliliA
HlillIUYI‘lAI'N rigouuiicr tho IquIonf .lollu
Drill.
l'rinre Illuumrrk Not Ill.
Ill-tirmu, April III.——'l‘lmro is absolutely
no truth in tho IIquIuiIImIII story to the
effect that l‘rlnvo lilsulnruk is seriously
ill. The prince is in good Ili‘ilIIIl and no
coivod n deputation at Fricdriohsruho on
Monday.
Fatal [Sm] of a Iluggy nirlv.
Pour Warns. April ill.-—-A Pennsylva-
nia engine running light struck It buggy
at Maples. ten miles east of hero. and in-
Ilnntly killed (Jlinrlus t-lmiloy. a young
farmer. and seriously injured Miss .Van
Busklrk. m
To Start the Mines With Negroes.
lelib‘im. April lil.--Noorly all the
mines on the Wheeling division of the
Baltimore and Ohio will start up today
with nogrocs under the protection of dep-
uty sheriffs
Fourth ( lass Postmaster!»
Wasmsoros, April It) m'l‘ho following
fourth class pmimamrs were appointed:_ "'
New York—New liorp. Thomas Smith.
Pennsylvanln~Pnrnnssua Samuel Skil-
‘l'iie Wool king flying.
Tallinn. April 1". ~A special from Upa
per Sandnsky says that lion. David Harp
star. the well known wool king. is serious-
ly ill and is not sum to recover
of bad] effect/sf
ever heard of
from chewers of
For over 20
years B. L.
Tobacco has
been the most
FERTILIZERS.
Supelphnsphaie oiliime,
Ground Bone.
Potato Manure.
anes’ special Fertilizers,
Lime,Ashes and Barnyard
Manure retaiied; at whole-
price, by
RAYMONO BROS.
IIOIISE OLIPPINO
.1"...
WATER POWER.
if you want your horse clipped quick and
lcalean.
W. McQuhae,
58 North Main St..
m“ 5011‘”! Norwalk.
floNoibeIleceiIed
By partiI s selling another Flour of a
similar name. claiming to be the
same. lie sure and ask your grocer
for
Washhurn-Crosby’s
SOPERLATIVE FLOOR
H'"LOOK FOR THE YEL-
LOW C INTER.
RobertsJuckeriGuodwin
AGENTS,
HARTFORD. (71'.
all first
mun.
700 MAIN ST.,
-t I: ‘w. I“ I All"
.7 Nana. H fibwbalfié
‘ ‘ l3‘llli: titer.
film 0' n7 roe AKING.
‘35. CORD OVAN'.
rscwcnamsuritrocm.’
493 refilluccllutllmittd
, $3.49 POLICE: sates.
0 ,WORKI‘i '
”Wilt-ma "LEONE“.
L’ADIES'
$39259“ 2. ”Ml-1'5 “0""
N05 0?; :6“pr
" “‘ ‘ use: momma».
oillellieu Pseple wear the
W. 1.. Douglas $3 & $4 Shots
All our shoes are equally satisfactory
They give the lw I I sIIIe for flu rear. I.
"If runs" on . eltucr- In at I» (I t’.
“ Y” n If It ti‘ ‘" ' ,
sl- W‘m “ ”O:
.i ..
Ilibbieitilumsmck
are headquarters for ARODSTOOK C0,.
liaise.
SEEO POTATOES.
The ruggedest Seed Potatoes in the world.
With many rivals,hut without a peer. We
have settled on three varieties that have
stood the test of every day farming for
years. They are money getters. and we
are looking for the trade of farmers who
are in business for money. It is no
economy to buy cheap Potatoes for seed.
cost in crop.
The Houlion Early Rose.
This has led the list for 31 years. Our
seed is not to be confounded with the old
run-out Rose of other sections.
lheEarIy Beauty oiiiebron
A formulated rival of the Early Rose.
It is a very handsomePotatoe;a sure crop-
per with excellent cooking qualities.
The New Queen.
but is 10 days earlier.- Our seed of this
sort comes from Caribou. Maine, where
it originated, is pure and true to name.
Also Bradley’s Potatoe Manure for P0
tatoes and Bradley's Superpboephate for
general purposes.
Also Bone Ideal for lawn and garden.
Can supply either ombove in original
100 pound bags or in smaller or larger
quantities to suit.
A fresh lot of
ORAOKERS OHEAP
Four .d a half pounIlIIGinger Snaps,
25 cents.
Four and a half pounds Lemon Crack-
ers, 25 cents.
Six pounds Soda Crackers. 25 cents.
Five pounds Oyster Crackers. 25 cents
Four and a half pounds Cornhili’s
Crackers. 25 cents.
blade by one of the largest cracker
concerns in the country. You will be
pleased at their quality.
Willillll.
In our New Store you will
find the Largest Assortment of
New Designs and New Color-
ings in Western Connecticut.
From this immense variety
your purse and taste will surely
be suited.
Painting, Paperhanging and
Decorating. We guarantee satis-
faction in all our work.
PAITERS’
SU PPLI ES,
ARTISTS’
MATERIALS,
GLASS, ETO.
E. E. Gorham,
ilornsr First Ave. and lien 8t.
EAST NOFIWALK.’Ii
ANNUAL SPRINO OPENING at OITY
lAlLiIliEliY BTORE, Saturday.
Monday and Tuesday, April
ii, 8 and i). Trimmed and un-
trimmod Hats, Bonnets, and
Toquos. Also a full lino of
Veilings in all the lotus spring
novelties.
Mrs. Helen Holmes.
THEATRE BUILDING.
WABHTNHTIII S‘I‘u RUII'I’H NORWALK.
Moos III. LAYTON
Firs. lite and Accident Insurance
REil ESTATE iiill Iiilll8i lilil'l
00ers lites-ship 'I‘ielets and uteri
sgftsllrs tlaied and
l..:.t.t'eII’ImIi Warm» £0"stth
CI
:33." rating.“ Mimosa-ini-
I. "-
%d&<’$‘s
:“ lira-inn In
0. 0. Patent Glee.
I!“ to In”.
Odicss. dill Aisle Street.
sass.
Save In first costto lose ten times first H
Closely resembles the Beauty of Hebron m.
's whathappeas to a
Cold in the Head
when one takes a few doses of
CRAMPTON’S
HOME TABLETS No. II
according to dim ions.
YOUR DOCTOR pro hes similar for.
mu ever dayatthis
time of the your.
Separate cmsdiee in
TA ABLB‘I' form. Nos. I. Co‘nati tion- ..
Paregorlc; 3. Diarrhoea“; 4. Couoli. 0300?.
etc. :5. Headache (surea relief): 6.D ye
aia. 7. Sons ’I‘unos'r; s.lmpure BI
’l‘onlc' Io. Nervous Debility. u. COLD II
THE sun in. Sun Cholera Mixture.
Single Remedies,2& 25CENTS. Hardwood
case of twelve. 31. 00 None genuine with-
out the word “HOM B'
Ianuiaciuredbyi‘lii NOIAE TABLET c0..lien Yerit.
ll'orrale by II. II. Plalsted. iii Weehiligto
tract. south Norwalk‘: John A. Riggs, ii
Main street. Norwalk. "can. fill 0m
F. SCHilllllll. M. 0..
55 so”. IIIIII SI. so. IIIIIIIIIIII.
Practice Limited to Diseases'ofWomeII
Office hours. Mondays and Thursdays. O to
n2! 1
I-i. T. Partree. M. D.
PIIIsIIIIIIII AIIO SURGEON.
Office and residence, corner Iisln and
Marshall streets. former edice of
Dr Parties.
Ofilcehoursilllilflflnfifitnfl. Imam ,
DR. J. DUMORTIER
PIIYSIOIAII ARO SURGEON.
Office hours until 9 a. m.. 2 to 3 and 7 to 8 p.
66 South Main street. South Norwalk.
SPRlCBT DEUTSCH. PARLE FBANCAIS.
PARLA l'l‘ALlANO 181 Our
DR. F. W. D ARMER
sunsets IIEIIIIsI.
Teeth Filled and Extracted without pain.
Sets of Teeth on Bed Rubber from
Artificial Teeth without Plates.
(Crown and Bridge Work.)
Teeth Extracted l’ainlessly, 000
Amalgam Fillings, 50c
Platinum Fillings, 75c up
Gold Fillings. $1.00 up
All work at reasonable charges and guaran-
Omce open evenings until 8 p.'m.
N0. ‘2 WASHINGTON STREET.
Over Post Office. South Norwalk.
523 l
Physician tor Womenl,
NR8. OR. I. A. OOIlFORO
Cu: beconsulted at her once.
342 Broad St. Bridgeport. cons. ..
from 10 a. m. to 7 p. In. any day exceptSunday.
The Doctor is a regular p sioian and for
the watchmen years has will; the DEIS EASE
pecialt. Ladies sufferinl
from an difficultw incl ant to the sex can
tensult r. Uuilfor inthestrlctest confidence.
and wittfthe assurance of receiving the most
ikillfnl and scientific treatment known to
modern surgery and medicine. Home care
furnished for confinement cases. Terms mod-
erate. All letters promptly replied to. In-
close stamp. afitf tf
Where is he at?
79 Washington street.
What does he do?
Attends to business.
“A.-.”
What are his inducements?
(lood goods. good work
and low prices.
How do the people know this?
By having tried hill.
Wliutlino of goods does he carry?
Wall Papers. Paints,
ArtInIs‘ Mun-rials, and
does a general Paint-
ing and Paper Hang-
ing business.
Does he do his work promptly?
'l‘ry him and see.
Who does all this?
I. II. OEOIIER
”I. IIIIEIIIIIIIuT“
PIIIIIIIRingelfcnclulluer.PIIIIIIII
Anddealerin
Wall Paper and Borders.
if h Iain street. flout
Sarlnplgflbooks of full line Yeti-st at ies of
pets. and“ onldinrs i on to
lmaieIIWrIIIYlI ”MA" by ’mIncf
WAGONS.
I New-someone
mu, I’IIIOIOIS. turnips”?
tannin, SIIIIIIII. tit.
Prices to 8|!“ All.
W
”alumnae.
W
orwalk.
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