7% is Dr. Samuel Pitchers
Written for Infants and Chil-
ken. It contains neither Opiuml
ileum” nor other larootio sub-
dance. It isshsrmieu substitute for
Mod». Drops. Soothint 8mm.
and cellorIlil. It isplessant. Its
mum is thirty yosrs' use by
willie” of Iothers. Castoris isthe
Children's Panacea—the We
CASTORIA
For roams and Children.
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‘ having Canada, and see that the MIMI:
signature of "
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teetoursclvesandthepublic stall hazards.
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In wecaa secure pcxcuua Ices tum: than those
from \V ashingmn.
Send model. drawing or pbnm with descrip-
We advise. if purrnizziblc (11'. not, free of
charge. Our fee not due rill aim-.115 suui‘ud.
‘ 'AIPNLU',‘ How [00 main Parents," with
costoi same 1n the U. S. and i1 raga countries
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Argo. by ectioueer.N Service.
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cw York Announcement.
“mammmnwwmunm-
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Homer’s Fnrnliure
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 sssortrnenis can
but be understood from the fact that we
exhibit more than lice hundred and My
Merritt Bedroom Set: in every variety oi
wood, over 70 patterns of Brass Bedstesds, as
well as endless lines of Parlor, Drawing
M, Library and Dining Room Furniture
at the most artistic styles, and ranging from
the modest and inexpensive to the most sist-
erstely carved sud inlaid.
llawsrd.ewry article mnlrec tor 11-..th
II. “Wu-en in the household can he had with
Ispieieiynarked-oderstepneestour
BIIEII flilllIlIllIlE EIIPBIIIIII.
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was-mm. April ”with tidied
Statespatsntoilieewaeforthethlrd tllue
visitedbydre. Themecitheblmwse
in the southwest corner of the basement
in the photographic blue print room, close
mm... :11. counts Nottc
Let Their Heads Swell.
J
;I a lively half
lax-MMWMMM
new York. April at—asslstaat Gor-
ion Consul DevidJ. Dean sspeetdl
hour when he “rammed
litre. Hmy Green tethecaloeof'rsx
Commissioner E. P. Barker sndeekedher
to a crowded\ public thoroughfare Mr. PRIDE All!) W 313 All. to show cause why she should not pay tax
Flint. chief of this room. was pouring
other into live gallon jugs, when the liq.
uid exploded. and running down the floor
came in contact with the stove and lg-
nited.
Mr. Flint was caught in the 11:1qu
severely burned about the lace. arms and
shoulders. He was removed to a drug
store across the street, where his wounds
were dressed, and be was then taken to
the Ernergcucy hospital.
Watchman l‘arlrins, who ran in to see
‘what the trouble was, was also caught in
the flames and received painful burns.
Miss Nevins, in charge of the telephone
lines in the building. whose cfllce is lo-
cated In the adjoining room. was over
come by smoke and fainted but was car-
ricil out uninjured by one of the employ-
acs. The room was flilcd with chemicals
and explosives. which burned fiercely and
emitted vast volumes of smoke. which
caused a hasty stampede of the numerous
clcrks employed in other portions of the
building
After half an hour s hard wurl: the fire-
men extinguished ihc flmm.bcforc they
could spread to the adjoining ofllccs. The
loss was about £1,500,11rincipaliy in pho
tographlo apparatus. Most of the original
drawings were saved, and of those do
stroyod a good many can- be replaced.
Along the balls in the vicinity worn stored
a number of files which contained records
of the oillce and other papers and a great
number of those worc damaged by water.
LION AGAINST BULL.
Terrific Encounter In “'blcb the Lion Cam.
‘ out Second Best.
Lacuna, Tor, April 23.——Advlcos have
just been received born from Montcrcy,
Mexico. of a furious fight Ill a bull rlng
there between a Mexican bull and an Af-
Thrco thousand spectators
were present. Both animals were badly
disablcd at the finish, but the bull had
the better of It.
For if) minutes the lion bold agrlp
with his powerful jaws upon the neck.
’ chest and face of the bull while being
? dragged around the ring and mercilessly
stamped and pounced upon by his huge
antagonist. For ovur :20 minutes the lion
hold its position on the bull's jaw. lacer-
ating it in an awful manner.
The hull flually succccdod in breaking
this hold and tossed the lion three times
in the air on his horns. The lion was. in
sporting parlance, first to "holler enough. "
He was injured internally and was barely
able to drag himself to his cage. The hull
was terribly torn about tho throat. nose
and chest, but after tho lion had retired
proudly ran about the ring as victor
IS MACEO DEAD?
Two Rumors of the lie-nth of the Noted Cw
ban lander.
HAVANA, April 23.—'l‘be whereabouts
of General Macon, the norm! insurgent
leader of whom so much was expected; is
unknown. According to one story. his
body was found 111 a putriflcd condition.
ncar Palmorlimprovlnm of Santiago do
Cuba, where the members of his expedi-
tion were boaters by the Spanish trmpe.
Rumors are also currvnt that Macao cum-
miitod sub 1:10 in (fill-M‘qllf' arc of the fail-
ure of his mmvmcnt and Immune no had
been sick (l\i!1' slum landing in (‘ uba
Mm u) '9 party is said to bo disorganized.
ll members of the expedition having been“
capturoduud all but four of tho. n‘umln‘
dcr being killed. Marshal Marilnw do
Campus, tho mpiniu general of Lulu. is
on board a steamer which is now of! San-
tlagu do ('uba, returning from his tinlt to
Mnnzuuillu.
Impaled ms Ia Moat llrmlr.
llammmuz, April :3.~John Tiuwnol,
a bun-bur of :(m i’cnu sins-t. 111111an1
upon the frumnu'urk [ll bung lbw plows of
meat on tho lawn bunks pIilII‘II thorn for
that purpmo. A IIO'T be bad linisbml I‘Io
ntu-mptcll in spring to the around. He
dbl not notion that ho was so near "no of
1110 long. sharp books. It caught his cyo.
catering allow the cycball and umicr
tho build of tho forehand. In his struggles I
he threw his head back for enough for it
to slip off the point of tho book. lie full
heavily to the ground. 151 foot. striking on
his head In a painful manner. It Is fcarod
he may have fractun-sl his skull.
Undertaker Hues l'riut.
lliumri'om. Conn. April nit—John
Ford. clouding Roman (‘atlmllc under-
taker born, has brought suit for 010,000
damages against the ltcv. ll. Uremic.
pastor of fit. Auguniiaa's church. He
alleges that Father ('rcmiu has influenced
his pariehlcners to deal with another firm
of Catholic undertaken and has taken
away several of Ford's host costumer-a
liabhed a Church For Years.
(human, April 0:l.-Mtcr having rob-
bed the Second Baptist church systemat-
ically for ten years Alarm) Snider has
been dropped from the list of membersand
has lost a plenum with the church which
paid him .000 a year. This is the only
punishment given him for the theft of
probably lib, 000. The money was taken
from milsctlone and pew rents.
City council Iota-ed at Mel- (on.
Venom-no. Mm. April 23 “The law—
sr branch of the city council. by a vote of
is will. relented the alter of Eli-aster rial-
lsbnry of a site and "00.000 in money for
s new city hall at Lincoln clears.
location is not satisfactoryto a inalority
of the councilman.
A Wasbiapto- Celebration.
New Your. April It! «The one but
dred and sixth anniversary of the inaugu-
ration of (item Washington. first presi-
dent of thellaissd States. will be eel.
brat/ed bytbe listless! Mid-es eaten
at Lanes Lyceum on April til.
W Its-reel! sad as».
OflIuAml, April 23.-A well dressed 1w»
use esrryings Hype-cold latest .11 her
arrae deliberately walked into iie lake
at the fact of Furty’meutb street Both
drowned
.w-..... ,. - 0
Manly-ates»
mantra-es. Emperor Expresses Ills Iat-
lsfaetlea With the terms of the fence
Treaty—lo Insult to friendly rowers
Will Be Allowed.
Youonsus. April 23. -—An official dls—
patch says that Count lto. president of
the Japanese council of ministers. and Vls’
count Mutsu. the Japanese minister for
foreign affairs, the two oillcials who no-
Enlisted the treaty of peace with Viceroy
Illung Chang and his son, Lord Li. al
Simonoselrl, were received In audience by
the emperor on their return to Illrorhima.
Tho emperor said:
"The principal points of tho trcaty are
entirely satisfactory and add much to the
Ilory of the empire. I am highly picased
at the signal service rendered by you. "
The following imperial proclamation
war-1 issued later:
“Through peace national prosperity is
best promoted. Unfortunately the rupture
of relations with China forced upon us a
war which after tho lapse of ion monthu.
is not yet ended. During this period our
miniature, in concert with the army. navy
and dict have done all in their power to
further our aimsln obedience to curin-
structions. (lur ardent desire. with the
assistance of our subjects In loyalty and
sincerity, ls to restore peace and thereby
attain our object—tho promotion of na-
tional prosperity.
“Now that peace is negotiated and an
armistice proclaimcd. a pcrmancnt cos-11w
tion of hostilities in near at band. The
terms of poaco fixed by our ministers of
stoic givcus complete satisfaction. The
peace and glory thus secured rcndcr the
prcmmt a fitting timo indoclarc to you,
our good subjects. the object kept in our
view and to enlighten you as to tho
course of our future policy.
Aims at Permanent Prosperity.
"Wu aro rujnir'ctl at the recent victories
which have enhanced the glory of our cm-
pirc. At the came time We are aware
that tho cud of the road which must be
traversed by the empire in the march of
civilization 191 mill for distautamlrcmains
yet to be attained. We therefore hope in
common with our loyal subjects that we
shall always guard against self contented:
nuns. and over in a spirit of modcsty and
humility strive to prrfcct our military dc-
fensc without falling into cxtrcmca In
short. it is our wish, that the government
and the people alike should work to a
common and, and that our subjects of all
clams strive in their aphcrc for the purpose
of laying the foundation of pt-rnmnent
pruapc‘Ilty.
"It is hereby (IofInItcly mmlo known
that no countenance: will be givcu by u:
to limit M Ilmmgii (:unrvit of. [Int mount
victor-Ins may oifcr insult in nihul’ status
or injure our relations with friendly pow-
crr. capo: ially an regards China.
"After the exchange of the ratificatious ,
of tho treaty of rumor). frlcmlubip should
be rcsinrcd and endeavors "1qu in Illl'l'l'lilill
more than ever before the rclaiious of
good neighborhood. "
Cliiof Sci-rotary Itomiyojl of the foreign
0mm has boom appulnfmi Japancno picni-
potcntlary in exchange the ratiflrutlunr' of
the [wave lrmly. lIo will prowml to i'lw-
in. whom IIlu nm- Imnm‘ will In imulv.
Thu lun|mrary hr'ltolqiiafte'l'snf lb" «:111
pr rur will IM' Irillm. cm 11 on April: 1 from
ilirmllima to Kioiu.
Imximx, .\pri| xii—A dispatch from
Kolm, Japan, says that all furiuuulm of
oilluers of ill-.- Russian mon-of-war at (but
plum and Nagasaki Imvu luv-n sinppml.
’i‘bc t'nliiillilmh'rs of ”11- wanbim Lam rc-
ccit‘ml an order from tho liu-l-zlun Icuuiiuu
to IIHIII tIreum-lwn lu nadiiwns to burn
at I‘.‘ Imiiis' unlim.
A licriin dispatch rays that the Vns
aim-lid ZI‘IIllilg Matures ilm gm‘a-riiim'nl for
joining Frame and Russia against .la-
pan. 'I‘Iuv pupv-r sun: "Nippon-1 Iirmi
liriialu aml tho i 111ml Sim... .11ppuri .iu
pan in rcfmning in submit lo the liussiaa
diamonds? livnuauy WUUIII ln-mmu in.
Wired in mmliuse mrnpllvzulnm and
Would low lu-r own trudc without burning
China's uratiiuclm "
“'allrr Taken to is Hell I’vlsun.
Tm'mx, April xii—«M. llaars. the ma.
rinc cmmniseary minoml, by whom- order
Mr John I. Waller, fornwrly i’nitmi
hint-m romul at ’l‘amamvv, was mqum-ll
illl Furl. Sf. Nicholas M Maria-Ilium isffvr
bin arrival ml 11 prlmruar at that port on
board the atcarncr lljc-mrmb from Turna-
tavo, notlflmi tho prm‘uruur do In republic
of tbo tllspmltion outdo of tho prim-nor.
Tho pron-.urcurdo la mpullllc lmrncdiato- '
ly ordered Mr. Wallvr to ho Uitllnful'l'l'll to
tho civil prison at :c‘t. Plerrv. whore be
will await the decision of the prison»
Imard of France as to where his which“
will I)!‘ nitric-d out,
Mr. Waller Is condemned to 20 yours'
«intention In prison, but not at bard Ia-
bor. When in prison. be will not be treat—
ed with rigor. as his crime ls regarded as
bclna a political oflcmm.
AI lithe Victim's My urn-gist I!»
Low usrnr'r, England, April 23.-——A
trawler brought to this place several arti-
cles taken from the lunlyof a women
which was brought up from thndccpiu
the ll’nwler'l not They pmwal to belong
to Misc Emma ScblcgeI. the sister of Elk
milehlcgsi. one of the five eurvlvlng‘
pas-crimes of the North Herman Lloyd
Whip Elbe. which was sunk in col-
llsion on Jan. 00 last. Mr. Hchlcml is s
brothers! the junior manof the firm
of liebleuk Holllml. dralere in paints
aadolla. of hNarth Willlam Iiimt. Sew
York. The body of Miss l'lr'blugcl was
recommlttedto them
Wee Week at ”whim-sees.
lmmx. April 2:1. «Metronome week
at tier-efordoauurm opened with the per.
fmme of “iihe Stoops to Cmmuer" at
the Memorial theaior. The town is crowd-
ed. Hairy Americans are attending the
celebration.
The Oldest Republic:- heal.
chsr. it. it. April fill—(lamp urn-t.
the oldest male resident of Wayne county
and the oldest Republican in the mercy.
died here. his itmst was born in Her»
my on Jan. M, 1502
mummimahnm...
lanthanum Calm, April sit-«ins.
W3 Helicon-a sunrise. diedhere.
lib-learnerssmevalmdetlacooemus
:rmllvelelcse lu- mlsersbtihovst
-M.. . on. .m
in Mt“ Around the Well
mum Apr! unfriendl-
~1§e~-~m~r
“Ms-emu.
‘3
r
on II, 1500. 000 worth of personal property
in New York city. And he got it.
On the stroke of thc boar set down for
the exclamation Mrs. Green stalked into
I .
llE’I‘TY GREEK.
Mr. Barker's unit-o. lchlml her was the
dtwotmldauubtvr. who believes that her
mother 111 the wisest and most wonderful
of women.
Then came thclcr lI. Preckham. a
sicuographcr and a young man named
Lane. who is juat now acting nsMrs.
Green's (mum-"I.
Only thcqucstlon of residence was In
dispute. Mm. (iron-u din-s not deny that
she has 81,500,000 in personal property in
NI‘W York city.
"Whom do you live now':” asked Mr.
Dean.
“ anlwro.
body laughed.
"Do you not llvcat the Hotel St. George
in Brooklyn?"
“No. They can't tax me thorn?” she
cried. “i never lived thorn—only stayed.
This morning I paid my bill and loft. My
handbag is all [had there. My trunks
are up at Bellows Falls."
"Thou where do you sloop tonight!"
asked Mr. Dam.
"I don‘t know," she rctoricd. ”(Isn't
you rrcnmmcml a mind plaro'r" This cx~
tingulnhcd Mr. Dunn, and "city, at the
bend of her procession. stalked out again.
[have uobumc." Every-
NEGROES RAID A TOWN.
'l’lso ('Itlzorrs "on and Drove The-s "It
With the Help of Militia.
Baum", April 23.—I-|'cwshan ru-acbcrl
here that a Inn“) mobnf Marries on Satur-
day night ailmuptcd to take possession of
the town of limb. They are employees at
sawmills near thorn and were angry bo-
cauec some of them had been arrested by
the town oillccrs for disurdcrly conduct.
’l‘hcy entered stores and bananas, helped
tbcnmclves and thrmrrnml people with
III'HIII. 'I‘lwy Wounded fourtlcputy sheriffs,
and w Il'l'l'ulI/l'd [1111 p: upb- that they look-
ed thorny-elves in their IlUIlH‘lh‘ In are": their
liv
rich-gram was fii'nf in WmhinginnJhil
stair. in mllw away. fur aid. and a win-
puny 11f IrlmiN u.” put :1! the 1l1~pmal of
tho ~I11rE'J. Sunday inurning tlm pmpio
of limb darted out in urmt IIm balling
riotcr-a. 'I‘Iu-y mpiurmi flvr. Hun unim'd
hauler romiaiml 11ml flrml at tho [mums and
WM all"! iwlro 11ml umrially woumlml.
'I'lm mlwr iii’lrtnllilr-I Worn [alum to Wash—
ington in a bout.
.\u ammpt by tho nogrnrs torclmle
them by a boat afiuk was inilml by the
arriml of file llllIiI‘lt on a sirmuvr. All
was quid 111 1111111 yusimllay. 'I‘bc ring-
imilur of tho 111-111~—'111o111as llunnor—is
”till Iii large,
firrr'twry hrnlsam In New \mh.
New Yolzk. April Hu-vrvtary of
Stan- lirusbmn, who mum in Now York
on humbly, rpvlll. mmt of the «lay with
ax Summary of tho ’i‘rruaury lh‘ummin II.
lirisinw and .l. W. lim11m.a wealthy bank-
vr, wbuis also rrvvivur and govcnrmrmt
IIIN'i‘inl' of ilm I'liluii I'm'IIIu mllrmd.
Mr. Iirmlmm “as rImmiwI with Ilium gull-
tiurueu. it was mill. until tlm very mm
"mm nf his ilopurturo for Washington In“
evening
.
c: ..
I An Informs-r (toe-s l'rusy.
CHATTAKIMGA, Aprl 2:1,mfiaml'mler,
the man who Imirnymi hla companions
wim luul l'lltt'mtl into a conspiracy to hold
up and rub tlw Cincinnati rlouibcru tralu
ntiirwnwmsi mulwhirh rmultml In the
dmtb of Tom and Jeep Morrow. hashes
outdo a raving manIuo.
rm. Investigation Mun.
Canons. 23. 1.. April :33. —f 'mnmls-
slmwrs lloldcn and lilack. who werew
ccutly appointed by Judith Garrison to ln~
vasilgalo the municipal aIIaIis of this
city, lmgan their work.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
Earthquake shocks mntluue at Launch.
The long threatened emits of the Paris
omnibus men was begun.
The wedding of lion. “corn Nathaniel
Carri-n. Ill 1'.. and Miss Mary lnlter, the
A nlcrirau twenty and heiress, (incurred In
Vi'aablnultm.
The British opium mmlssloa' s report
, decline against the prohibition of the
’gruwib of the m or the mule-lure
of opium in India.
llsvld rlplrn, a lawyer, was sentencedh
those months in the penitentiary In the
circuit court, nnwark. I. J.. for stealing
name; from the clotboeuf court «colonel.
Hmreiary Lamont imred an order redr-
laa Major General Alexander IIsDowsll
HoCunIt and reviewing hisearser from the
latent his appointment as a lieutenant in
no“?
The grand jury in imam found a true
bill against (lame Wilda. who is churned
with minus misdemeanors. and his trial
wumdows for rndayaeat attach
Bailey,
1'11» coudltion of Mrs. ll. '1' s Parnell.
who wasrnnninrmeiy assaulted and rubbed
near her home at iimlentown. l 1., a
ham Mel“. musics WW II-
chasm
BUILDiNfi.
That 1. our scheme and our way of doing a a with small profits. unset . ‘ ‘
Clothlns, latest style Bats and choicest Neckwesr at a price that will
your pocketbook. There is some satisfaction too in knowing you have abus-
ing but new goods to select from.
Our $ I 0.00 Suits.
In Diagonal and Blue Black and Mixed Chariots are sellers. 3
Our 33 6.00
Blue and Black Chariots csuuct be matched. Do you know the comfort of
looking and not buying unless you feel like it. Our stores are at your see-
vloe. With the brightest and best fashions in men's and boys’ clothing we
make our welcome to you as broad as words can make it.
A. BEIIEIIIBI 81 BB.
Sentinel Building, Washington Street, South Norwalk.
(1
Branch Store, 19 Main Street, Norwalk.
m.” .,._-_._.____.._____._.fi__—m_..
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE,
Tristram & Hy‘ait,
N0. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
HouseiurniShing Department.
This store was established with certain fixed principles, namely: The plain
straight-forward style of advertisiug~haviug ready exactly what is advertised; and
last but not the least, insisting on the return of goods that for any reason failed to
plesse. There were many who said Norwalk would never support such s store, but
the store has been generously supporwd and today is in better condition to serve
the people than in any of its four years of existence. it pleases us to be constantly
adding to the conveniences and advantages of the trading public and the proof of it
is in what you can see here and is demonstrated to the public by our latest addition
the New Housefsraishlag Department. The enthusiasm of everybody over
this our new venture is extremely gratifying and the many good things for balle-
making and housekeeping which are to be found here can be bought with a certain-
ty that the quality can be depended on and that the prices are always at the 10!!”
point. We therefore ask those who have not given this department their special
attention will do so at once and see what a good houscfuruishing departmentie like.
IIIWL &. Hyatt Norwalhll n
FIIAIIBIS & 80.,
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
PIIIIIB BIBTIIIIIB
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot.
afford to do otherwise.
\
1
FRANCIS&COV.,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
86 Washington Street. South llnrwali. Conn,
WE NEVER SLEEP.
(in or about. the 15th we will
0 on our New Store at No. 23
lgall Street with a Full Line of
Housekec mg Articles. Our
prices wiII be CHEAPER than any
other store in town.
.IBIIES IIIBIBIIIIISS
No. I7WliIlSi, No.23WelI8t,
mm IIOilSOIllmISIllllg
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