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following: Refrigerators. Oll Stoves. Gasoline atone. .
, _ BerseosmcreenDoenJa
[sacrum
despot
m of other Useful Artielee in addition, and
ALWAYS AT CUT PRICES.
Ventilation to sell Cheppelle,Duzs do Go.’s 800 Ben Bone for 20:: a pound. and
pi than fresh every day.
Agency for Basal- Glove Fitting Patterns; our price, 15c.
stunttuu’s strum. HDllSES.
North this on in Streets. South Norwali.
..
“OLSEN snos.
' SPRING iiilIIIIS
Are in and our new styles in Russete and Patent Leathers are the ncbciest ever
' shown in Norwalk.
In Bicycle Shoes we have Norman & Bennett's celebrated line of Ten and
Black in both low and high shoes. Call and see them.
For the Ladies. Our display of Lsdiee‘ Oxfords, in Russia. Kid and Patent
, ’ Inathorsmifcrde an opportunity for gratifying the most varying tastes, while the
<3 [ [lieu are lower than those charged elsewhere for the same quality. An inspection
’ , of our amok will convince you that our styles and shades are up to date, also that
”have the finest lines of shoes ever placed on sale in Norwalk.
- . OLSEN BROS...
interracial-a. servos
NO NEED no no ABROAD 'ro REGAIN
YOUR HEALTH AT MINERAL SPRINGS
SAVE THE TREIIENDOUS EXPENSE BY
TAKING AT HOME.
KUTNOW’S
- IMPROVED EFIEIIIESDENI -
CARLSBAD POWDER.
_ ‘ The only pleuaut tasting Carlsbad Powder is
the Market.
. henna-a
. ”table and ”active Remedy for Indigestion. Coueipattion, Dyspep-
sia, Gout. Diabetes, Kidney and Liver Derangemente.
”None genuine without our Trademark and
facsimile signature of
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Beware of imitations.
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A Sure Cure for Grip, Asthma, Chronic Cafarrh, Bron-'
chitin, Hay Fever and Severe Colds.
KUTNOW BROS"
6‘! AND Di LAFAYET l‘E PLACE. NEW YORK CITY.
Sole agents for the U. S. A. Sold by all druggiets.
ilfi. V:
to flowers. Garden lines, Cro-
Freessrs. Fruit Jars, Poultry Netting. Garden Tools.
Beaters. Carpet stretcher» Whitewash. Sarah] and Window
:
I
BNIIWN'S $3.00 SNIIE.
and you will see not only a
Meet and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the
test Naterial is Usedccmbinins Durability and SM;
flakingitthobestwfioficamloseshoelnthemarkct.
svenv PAIR wannaursn.
Mandemiuthembefompurchulnganyotbershoaal
r .H. s. BROWN’S,
Iouth Main Street. 80. Norwalk. ’
The Benedict Dollar Dunes.
Atimslaving. Labor Saving, I'l‘ensper Saving,
DellsrButton. 'l‘hetop is wedge shaped; thenpper
can't help working. its as simple: as a clothes Pin.
Isdeln
in, , Gold. Silver and Gold Plate.
SALE BY A. W. AIISI'IN, IEVIELEN,
can not: soot. term can.
partctthepostisiiat. thelcwerpartlsronad. Emma“...
moo mi» Are
tiling ' 3o lieri’erts.
I m—I‘va—P.
HYBEAIOTEBBWAB “mm
no. Joins nuts, don-many and runs,
In a Quadruple Alliance Against Japan.
the nutoh Have some a Deserted (my
and as we cm House.
‘ Manor, May i.--'l’he Times today pubv
lishes a dispatch from Kobe. dated April
stifsayin‘g that there is no mistaking the
fact that there is evidence of a serious
crisis. in the relations between Japan and
Russia. But, thcoorrespondent adds, the
Japanese press has been forbidden to refer
to it. and four newspapers of Tokyo, in.
eluding the semioflicial Nichl-Nichi, have
been suspended for reporting the fact that
a secret council of the ministers was held.
The other newspapers in which refer
shoes to the crisis appear are defaced.
Continuing. The Times correspondent
says: “information reaches the from s ro-
liahle s urea at Hiroshima that the minis-
gy has opted a resolute attitude against
ussian dictation. They deny Russia’s
right to interfere. and even contemplate
a defiance of Russia, believing that the
Russian military forces in the cast are
not powerful enough to enforce her de-
mands. .
”The foreign warships are assembling
at the ports of Japan, and the French ves«
eels have been ordered to prepare for emer—
gencles."
England “'lll Insist.
MANAUUA, May i.-—Nc definite infor-
mation has been given outbox-e as to the
attitude of (heat Britain on the proposal
that her warships be withdrawn from the
port of Corinto pea condition precedent
to the payment in London 16 days later
by Nicaragua of 077,500 demanded by
Great Britain.
it is known. however. that communi-
cations are actively imssing between the
Managua and Washington governments
through Senor Guzman. the Nicaraguan
minister, looking to securing iii-cot Brit-
ain‘s assent to the prompt evacuation of
Corinto.
The actual terms for the bringing about
of this have not yet been settled; but, ac-
cording to the information at hand, it can
be stated that Nicaragua is willing to set-
tic the trouble by accepting the proposi-
tions for a compromise on the lines above
set forth.
The attitude of the United States in en.
dcavoring to bring about a settlement of
the delicate questions involved is highly
appreciated by those who have the taut in-
terse of Nicaragua at heart. and it is be.
liar that eventually. through the exer-
cise of her good offices. the matter will be
settled peaceably and with honor.
Among the lower class Nicaraguans the
feeling of bitterness against what they
term the arrogant and lnsolent attitude of
Great Britain increases daily, and the lo-
cal authorities at Peso do Caballos and
San Juan dcl Sur have had some ditllculty
in preventing overt demonstrations. it
is believed. however. that the disorderly
element is now Well in bond. The no-
thorities will do everything in their pow-
or to prevent any further trouble arising
from the animosity against the lfitish.
The capital is quiet.
Trade at Corinto Abandoned.
When the British took possession of Ca-
rlnto. they found that the town had not
only boon practically abandoned by its
residents. but that every eifort had been
made to prevent any but real property
from falling into tbolr hands. All the
goods. out. that had been entered and
wnrclioltsutl at tho i rt haul boon n'tuuvml,
and no articles of ex mrt mold be found.
their nutolpt having been stopped when it
became positively known that the British
Would tnkc possvesiou of tho place.
All irtuh- at tho port hos Iil'Ufl nbntuloir
ed. and. as has la-foro In on stated, the Po-
clflv Mull Murmurs tto lnugvr mil them
alum tho gon-rmnvut di'l'lill'UiI the pint-o
to be no longer a port of entry.
Nicaragua was Well within bur rights
when who adopted this course. and tho pos-
session by tho llrltisli of a tlrsortod town.
where not a dollar's Wlli'ill of nmriilino
business Is being done. affords ililillst'lltlllll
to those who are not interested in the die
pute tixcvpt as observers.
Martial low was proclaimed by llu- gov-
ernment on Wednesday last. and on auto
urday morning the British mcupwd the
Down, lending altogether 4H0 arun-il oili-
ccrs and men at four different plows on
the island. only to and. as stated above.
that they had seized a deserted port.
Considerable comment has been mused
by the seeming ludlsposition of tho iluit
ad States to more actively intervene in
the dispute. some prominent xwrmns hold-
ing that she should have gone far is sup»
port of the Monroe doctrine. but the gen-
eral feeling Is that if the trouble is settled
honorably to both tllsputaute thanks will
he owing to the United :itates.
Initials linglweose Inspect” the ('aonl.
Many prominent cltiwns have conferred
with President 'I.elaya on this select of
the situation and also upon the possible
necessity of submitting to tireat llrltain's
dunands should she daxllnetoentertain
the proposal for a «unpromise A major-
ity are anxious to mmtinue the Moria to
adjust the trouble through arbitration
and rtaln guarantor: of the territory new
under the British flea.
Europeans here are endeaveflng to are
ate prejudice against the United males.
advancing as an argument that she is in.
different to Niearagua's subjugation and
to the Monroe doetrino.
A popular loan has been started for the
purpose of furnishing the government
with the m to paythe British de-
mands. One llshrnaa. it is stated.
has cabled a subscription of £6,000 to the
loan. it II thought that his object is not
so much to help Managua «tether
W MW in a
bet it n the intention or
Great , . to seize pertain Honduras
in order to secure the payment of arrears
of interpst on along outstanding loan it
is pointed out that it is contrary to the
policy of the British government to take
such action or to interfere directly to col-
lect interest on loans.
England to Rescue War correspondents,
Honceosc, May 1.-—'i‘hs British wan
ship that has been sent to the l’oscadore
Islands has gone there for the purpose of
taking on board Mr. Oowon. the corre-
spondent of The Times, and another hews«
paper correspondent canted Ward. The
dispatch odds that Messrs. Cowon and
Ward are detained by the Jaimnsso in or—
der to prevent them front sending dis-
patches regarding the alleged massacre of
the Chinese garrison at that place.
Bifllane Turn Pirates.
GIBRALTAR, May l.—-'i'he Dutch brig—
antlne Anna. while becalmod of! the fill!
coast of Morocco, was boarded by boat.
loads of lllfllans. who fired upon her crew
as they pulled alongside. killing the cap-
tain and injuring the mate. The liiifinns
then ransacked the vessel of everything
portable. When a breeze sprang up. the
ltiflians left the brigantinc. which ovoutuw
‘aliy arrived here and reported the occur-
fence.
Ring Humbert a Patron of Art.
Vilnius. May 1,—Tliclntornatlonal art
exhibition was opcncd hero by King i'lum-
bert. whowns accompanied by Queen Mar-
gherito, the minister of war, the minister
. of education. the members of the court
and the local dignitaries.
Spain Julius In the l'rott-st.
PAIilM, May i.——The 'l‘omps publishes a
St. l'ctersburgdispatch stating that Spain
has joined Russia, Gonmmy and France
in the protest agninstthc ('hinosodupa-
nose treaty of penw.
China Will Ratify the Treaty.
Lnsnox, May l.—-A dispatch received
born from Shanghai says it is believed in
official circles there that (Thine has noti-
fied Japan that she intends to ratify the
treaty of peace.
Fog Detained Queen Victoria.
Loxnox. May 1,—Quecn Victoria, l’rln-
ccss limtrirc and Prince» Victoria arriv-
ed at. Port Victoria from Flushing. They
were detained three hours by a heavy fog.
Big Fire In Constantinople.
(‘oxsranrmomn May i.——A fire in the
Psamutla quarter of this ultydustroyod
11's dwelling houses and live shops.
Gustav lv‘reytag Dead.
Wtrsnanss. May i. ”will“! l’n‘ytug. a
well known German author. who has
been ill from pneumonia, is dead.
ROOSEVELT RESIGNS.
‘l'lic (‘lvll lie-"In- (‘nmmlasiunr-r iofio on the
New York Police llnarll.
Wasmxoros. May l.—lt was definite-
ly learned that Theodore Roosevelt bud
prmontod his resignation to the president.
threshing on the subjn-t, be said.
“ Yes, i have handed in my resignation
to the president. Mayor Strong has to
questrd me to take the position of [mlicc
commissioner. and l have corrupted. Ido
not know what our powers will be under
the now legislation. and so it. In of course
impossible to say what I think the board
can arminpiisb. _\11 I can any is that
Whatever ability 1 how I shall give to the
work. and that as pnllt'tl mnuulssiouor I
shall art solely with a view to the well Inn
log of mo rily and tho Illlt'i‘l‘sfta' of the
sort low and slutli take account only of tho
cillvioucy. honesty and record of the mom.
"Noithor in making appointuwnts nor
removals shall i pay any hood to the po-
litical or religious ttlllllailons of nuy our.
Outside of tho position of pollen t'HlilillIs‘
stutter! shall oi ruurao rvtnulu. us I ill
\xnys have Ina-ll. n. sir. ng lil'iillllliu'itii. I
shall lwsvo shortly. but the can“! lllllt‘ of
my departure in». out yvt boon svttlul."
FOUR SHOT DEAD.
Tim We" l‘ulgimms and T“ o Townsruds.
send ilw l-‘vtul \iill Hugo-a.
eru'miux. 'i‘.~tm.. .‘lny l.~«'l'horo has
boon a control shooting atlrny between:
the l"ululuuus ulul 'l'ownwnds at this
piano. The row started over on old feud
existing since two years book. l)" last
Friday evening Murmy l'ulghom mumm-
stl Avery 'i’owusomiwilhau ax handle.
whereupon Townsend had a warrantin-
sued charging Fulgham with summit and:
battery with intent to kill. Young i-‘uig-
hmu immediately left town and went to
Madison. but was followed and brought
back by his father and Coristoble Town
send for trial.
The case mum up last owning, and
b‘ulgham was final 0th and rests. About
6 o'clock thew parties not together, words
pniwd. pistols were drawn and fired rap-
Idly. resulting in tlmniumt instant ltlil-
ingot it. W. Townsend and his son limo.
regard and Abi- and John Fuigharn.
Virginia Miners lint.
l’ocauosrAaVa. May low—litmus thou-
sand coal miners t-rnployotl along the Ohio
extension of the NnrloIItami Western rail»
road went out on a strihe. 'l‘hs imme-
diate cation of the strike was the notice by
the operators of a 2n per stint maturation in
wages from the but of May. it is returned
that the strikers will attempt to force the
”running and thruthwest men out The
Norfolk and Western has heavy guards on
all its bridges, treaties, etc.
He was watt- Amend m Wants.
Helmet. Hay i.—-Wlliiarn John Tha-
in. a native of 'i‘rlesl. Austria. new in
Montreal. to start on May ill for
a tour at t world on feet. lie estimates
that his walk will take the seven years
to eernplsta and he intends to pay his ex»
pauses by the eels of photographs of him.
a
Business. flay in!» the house the
hill creating a new county out of notices
of the counties of fichuyibiil and immune.
to he smiled Quay county in honor of the
Junta United sum muslin from this
state. was defeated. the more receiving
it less ties the mall-ed some" of rota.
. “we...“ ._....a......
nae-instantaneous.
tiresome. ii. 1., stay i.--ltrs.
Mafia“ east 5.3%
m ore
lhswasassssssdsotstthsslsssssstusrs
diminished.
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ls Basil
Digested. ,
Delicate.
Delicious.
Nourishing.
Good I” '
For
The Aged,
The Sick, and It:
The Well.
l Sold in 2-“). packages by
all leading Grocers.
i
Franklin Mills Do, lotlporl, NY. I
i
I
till”'i'Hgi‘tl‘llliittI-IIZlithiill‘ilittl_;imillt
scum unawot sumts an
ill Washington street.
Open daily from 9 to 12 a. m.. and from lie
9. m.. and on Saturday evenings from D to il
l" Interest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN r0bliANS. Prest.
JOHN H. FERRIS. Vice-Preet.
JOH N H. RNAP‘P. lit-c. and TN.
0. J EN NINGS.
Undertaker.
a mom eraser. Home: AI-h. UH)
(monsoon Horee Railway I Int-(ll.
smears-alumina street
'P.|8|-III-"O 1a.“. .
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W A S N I N Ii I II N
PENNSYLVANIA NAILIliIAIl
Leave New York 11 a. m.. May 2nd and or].
and arrive New York. on return trip, evening
of MI?- lth and 25th. _
EX ERIENCED '11“!th AGENT AND
(lHAi’lfRnN will accompany the party
throughout.
his Dcverin all Er eases. tit 50
s
I‘oritlneraries or further information. a
E“ to ticket agents. or to tourist agent at. Ll
way. New York.
GEO. ‘3'. BOYD.
J. R. W001).
Ben‘i Pass. Agent. Asst. tien‘l Pass. Agent.
aprfii e mi thi
HIGHEST UALITY OF ALL.
Columbia
(.7? - BiGYGI¢S
THESTANDARD
FOR ALL...”
I M'E you feasted your
[1 eyes upon the bauiy
and grace of the 1595
Columbus? liars you
tested and compared
them with all others?
Only by such testing can
you know how fully the
Columbia justifies its
proud title of the Stand-
ard for the World. And
the price is but
’100
(it.
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gen. rreatunyc‘olum-
in Agency. or mild
[or (we user “any.
0. Filllll NEELEY (Will! 00..
Agents for Columbia and Hartford Isleyee
flotwalk. Coats.
TO ADVERTISERS.
Changes cannot be guaran-
teed the same day copy is hand-
ed in. Every reasonable effort
will be made to accommodate
patrons, but change cannot he
insisted upon as a right on ere
copy is sent in by 2 0's 1:
in the afternoon of the day be-
fore change is desired.
Washin goon”, I). 0.
Via Old Point Comfort. Va.
-—700 units or OCEAN maven-
0n the Beautiful new eteamshlps of the
. OLD DIIMINIDN LINE
After-ding Rest and Recreation.
. ——-:———-
These trips are ideal.”ae a considerable por-
tion is made through the quiet waters of the
famous Hampton Boedsand Potomac River
and there is little likelihood of seasickneee.
Also tickets on sale. with privilege of going
or returning by rail.
Write for particulars of these andlcther do!
iishtful trips to
on Dominion Steamship Company-
Pier 26. North liver. law York.
W. in. finiliauden, Vice-President
tic Manager.
and We
4912 but
If IIIII All! 00th tease-s!
vestment for your Iliard earned savings. and
iiii‘i‘fiii’ii‘ii‘h‘ili‘iiiiii’iit‘i
more: cl m muses.
security as any that human skill can
devise. With mycars' experience. exception.
allutsrefui investments. and doing business
in allhy localities of this country only.
REPRESENTED BY
5. S. L’Hommedieu,
Ill WASHINGTON SI.
death. Norwaik. Conn.
union
188 West 34th Street,
New York City,
'rscently returned from In.
rope with the latest and most
successful treatment for all
Iona-e. and
Urinary
Ila. can be consulted free
at cost. 9-5. 7»; P. 1!. VIII-
coce cured permanently
without cutting. Can reterto
numerous patients in New
York and near it cities
and towns.
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der and other0 ”WP
‘ m
1 Only the most advanced
scientific treatment; no
u .t'. “humerairs’mm'
or In any n . me .
all.“ $0“.- forr-vcr ermlicateti. Analyst» 0‘
urine from
in or rotllmt. in in lmurs.
.sn-tss-s eve. Absolute privacy
flue). obstinate and hopeless cases solicited.
mam
— 8Y—
llydnre-Io radically cured. with
least.-
WIITEII PiIWEII.
If you want your horse clipped quick'and
clean. call on
W. McQuhae,
68 North Main St..
W South Nor-walk.
“
MD on ilEllllllE
Daily Direct Freight Line
—B!TWIBN-
NEW YORK,
SOUTH N ORWA] AK
AND NORWALK.
Till PROFILLIBI
Gill III NIIIlNilN.
EAIilE ANII IIIICAN
:Will have Pier 28. E. 3.. m
street. New York. at D p. in.
Leave iiorwaib.ll p. In. South New
walk. 0:00p. at.
treesivedirem7e.m.ted us.
Upena ion to lathe of
Namath. emit will is sent
for lob of freight anywhere in
New York erlteviclnlty
“I
Allpersone trusting
(Employuefthe heahoftbitee
gamutdtheewnentheresf.
"”8 TIME NOW TO THINK
about getting a LAWN IOWER. Nothing rush- I ghee
lock sodllspldatsd as a rsggeddll-sept, cairn-ed hue.
itlsaboutssunhaodecraessthemau whoaeefl‘fi
shave.” lowing the lawn is good exercise. and the m
doesn'tccetmuch. per atlmmeold by sethls ya
will he sharpened ones without charge.
Still had Iliillllllll it.
42 so new
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