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fibyssr we sell the “KliiG'nrm: s‘nsr. . . ,
4 fl 1‘ claim tilt tthinglioweristlielightsst runningniowsr
”What of patriots a: mg::.oonstruoticn, and the simplicity of its
' mar emu i. used for the keel Bearings; a great advautsge.
The Reel Knivrs are of first quality steel. hardened and tempered in oil and ad-
”! to the Gutter Bar. insuring a smooth cut.
‘ rhesus Bar to made of Solid Steel and is rigid in its construction.
The Buss are made straight. and are universal working.
The Bull“ is positive and noiseleu; completely housed so no dirt or grass can
ere. _
The Roller is adjustable. and can be set to cut the
All m are interchangahle and can be duplicated.
’We have them in five sizes—and at out prices
" 10-h, ”.75; 12-511., 03; 14-in., $3.25; 16 in.. 03.50, 8-ln.. $3. 75.
Buy none but the KING Iowan—a child can no it.
Hold only at
'SllllllEViNl’S BARGAIN nouns.
7 OLSEN BROS.
sumo oooos ‘
Areinland our new styles in Russets and Patent Leathers are the nobciest ever
shown in Norwalk.
In Bicycle Shoes we have Norman & Bennett's celebrated line of Tan and
Black in both low and high shoes. Call and see them.
' For the Ladies. Our display of Lsdies‘ Oxfords, in Russia, Kid and Patent
Inthsrs. sffords an opportunity for gratifying the most varying tastes. while the
prices are lower than those charged elsewhere for the same quality. An inspection
of our ltock will convince you that our styles and shades are up to data. also that
we have the finest lines of shoes ever placed on sale in Norwalk.
OLSEN 8308.,
I IIZETTE BUILDING, NORWNLN.
NO NEED TO GO ABROAD 'ro REGAIN
YOUR HEALTH a'r MINERAL SPRINGS
SAVE THE TREMENDOUS EXPENSE BYI
TAKING AT HOME,
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The only pleasant tasting Carlsbad Powder is
the larket.
grass at any desired height.
""‘V' ~1.-~ .‘ . 2' "
sensation.“
A Madly Reliable and Election Remedy for Iiuii'gexti‘on, Comiyniiii'on. Dyspep-
sia. Gout. Diabetes. Kidney and Liver Dcraugemcnfs.
[None genuine without our Trademark and
fecal-lie signature of
S. KUTNOW & CO. ‘
Beware oi’ imitations. '
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A Sure Cure for Grip. Asthma. Chronic (‘oturrh, Bron
clii'ti's, Hay Fever and SH??? Colds.
KUTNOW 8308-.
62 AND 5i LAFAYETTE PLACE. NEW YORK Cl'l'l’.
Sole agents for the U. S. A. Bold by all drugglsta.
118. ‘5
-—--ABK FOR——
BROWN’S $3.00 Slilli.
and you will see not only a
float and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the
w e , I l a a
last Naisnai i8 Used, Combining Durability and Style
flaking it the best ”.00 Seamless Bhoe in the market
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe. inti
.. S. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. Bo. Norwalk.
Tho Benedict collar Bonon.
A time Having, Ilah'or Saving, Temper Saving,
Collar Button. Thetop is wedge shaped; the upper
partof ihspcst is flat, the lower part is round. it
can't help working. {its as simple as a clothes Pin.
llade in
I
‘ . ........ Gold. Silver and Gold Plate.
m SALE Sir A. W. AUSTIN. iEWElEil.
not soon iiooi. ioiiiiii. tori. ,
“ruinous-us
ruins rm
. “radius.
e.
Didtlle were initiators
, ' Elect a Senator?
’nororr nus aunt co m scar.
The Democrats Alleg- ‘l’hat Ila Was Iii-rt
Just One vote. as Governor Watsonclaini.
ed to a. spam Stilt-The United assis-
Innate Will Have to ”enli- the latter.
Devan. Del. May ill—The general an
somhly of Delaware adjourned sins die
without choosing a successor to or. United
States Senator Anthony J. Higgins. al-
though the Republicans claim that their
loading candldataColonol Henry A. Do-
pout. was legally elected. The matior will
probably be taken to the United States sun-
nte tor a decision.
The twu hundred and eleventh ballot
since t lock began four months ago
an e last of the session resulted: lien-
A. Dupont (Rep). in; J. Edward Ad-
dlcks (Rep). «i; Edward Ridgoly (Dem).
9; Elle W. Tuunol (Dom). l.
During the day the Democrats filibus-
tored. with the object of preventing ballot-
ing. and when the statehouso clock rang
out the hour of ii and sounded the death-
knoll of the legislative session of icon the
clerk was in the midst of a roll call on u
dilatory motion made by a Democrat.
As soon as (iovurnor Watpon mom).
who. by reason of the foot thatbo was
speaker of the senate previous to his clo-
vntlon to the gubernatorial chair upon tho
death of Governor Murvll. prcsidcd over
the joint session. announced the sine die
Adjournment. Spi'akor of the Home Mo
Mulllu (Rep) arose and formally doc-lured
Henry A. Dupont oloctod United States
senator. This action had previously been
agreed upon by the Republican loaders.
Tho Duiawuro lugislnluru is composed of
21 representatives and il scholars. in be
lug a majority on joint ballot. 'l'lio Ro-
publlcans claim that. when Senator Wat-
son. by virtue of his position as speaker
of the senate. succeeded to the governor-
ship upon the death of Governor Marv-ll
ono month ago, the uninbor of sonisturs
was reduced to night. and thorofnro there
were only :29 on joint ballot. and that 1.5
who constitute a iimjorliy.
n the other band. tho lloiiiocrnts and
Gov or Watson claim that tho law uls-
tinot y declares that the spimkcr of the
senate shall bucoliic govornor. 'I‘bcruforo
if Mr. Watson wiilulimvs from tho sonuio
he manner to he speaker of the senate and
consequently loans the governor-ship.
Exciting Scour-s on the Floor.
There was much confusion and many
exciting scones during iiioi'iiursn of tho
balloting, and at times it appeared as if
thorn might be trouble. The first of those
occurred during tho early part of the aft
ernoon. when a number of prominent
Democrats from all parts of the state
crowded in upon the floor and insisted
upon coaching the Democratic members
in the methods to be pursued in order to
impede the progress of the balloting.
Finally Governor Watson tired of it and
ordered the floor cleared of all persons ex-
cept members and reporters Afior this
was done there was a semblance of order
until near the close of the session. when
the Democratic lawyers again made their
way to the floor.
At the final moment. when the Repub-
limbs were voicing their indignant pm—
teats against the governor's course to tie
claring tho mission adjoin-nod. than: low-
yers ormvdcil around (he spoukur's i'lmlr.
volunteering mivii-ii tn tliugovomur and
otherwise adding to the t‘llllfihillll which
prevailed.
it is ii‘flnli'i] lliht tho protest road by
Mr. Alrlcbs was drawn up by (ii-urge \'.
hlnsaoy. Annibor proiiilnrnt ”i‘Illlllul'itil
lmvyi-r says the protest l‘lllliti two info. and
that it should have boon mudo who“ Hov-
eriior Watson first nsmmod tho spoiilior's
chair. liovornor Watson says that under
the low it was not liurllill‘lrlillu for him to
ontcrfain tbo protest of any itppi'ula for
his lii‘l'liiilllfi. in be “(H pi'csldlug over it
joint Nt’iNillil. which is um‘criii‘ii by the ruins
laid down by rough».
’l'ho si-iiilmciit among llopulillcilns hero
is that rioiiuior Hubby and ibqirosoiifatlvos
Moore. liall and Robbins have dug their
own political graves in holding to this
cause of Adilli‘iifl and piovouiliig the elec-
tloii of a ib-publiriin \vimwmilii lni suroiu
got his soot “'ltlmut luvliiu to resort to is
content. to secure it.
fair the (inventor Appoint?
'l'he sonatorial illlon’liillt iii llkoly to on-
cupy a largo amount or public nilonilon
for lllllillilii to i'lllllil. \Vlioihur the gov.
motor has a right to appoint is a disputed
question. ll ho has. the appointment will
be only until the next loulslniuro. which
tuoois in January. 13ml. unions lillflllfil'
called tognihor by tho govornor. This
latter contingency is not probable, how-
even
.7. Edward anon-r. liaiimsdo good his
throat. uttorod at ihovory beginning of
the contest. in prompt the election of a
Republican senator from llolawarolf he
could not mourn tho prizo for himself.
lie has boon nliiod in ilils by Hoosier
lianby. who from the first has «inducted
the Addlolis canvass. and Representatives
Ball. Moore and Robbins.
The deadlock practically liogini on this
night of tho mucus-Jun. it. Previous
to thocauons both the Higgins and Ad-
dicks factions bad boon making oinliiis of
an election on the first ballot. lint when
the Minn for n caucus arrived the Addicts
forces bolted. Higgins resolved ii votes,
Massey i. and there were 9 Manila
(in Jim. ill the first ballot for a Unltod
Status senator was taken in Joint msion.
Higgins minim! ill or the ill Rilptlilliilitn
votes. Addicts ossnd Massey ll. Fmin
that time until the cioso thoionisinturo
been in session six days a week. it
having been decided that at least one liai-
lot must be taken each day until the dead-
lock was broken.
The fsellng oi the Higgins and Addlolrs
factions increased as the balloting Pro»
ended. the friends of the latter repeatedly
declaring they would not desert their can-
didate even if it caused a vacancy in the
United iitatos senate. The lilggius fol»
lowars also stock firmly to their favorite
until within a few week: past. when they
began to show a disposition to agree upon
memouscoeptsbie to both fectloifl.
but their overturn in this direction were
spurned by the Addicts adherents.
lint until Wetlands: did Addieks' en-
tire forces desert him. but tour men rs-
turnsd to him Inter-day. nshasimsr
polled less than four We during the con—
mtbanggfiths two weeks Adaialrs
a. as voice. Ropmen vs
toner desiring. aims. for the former.
Almostlrmn time the hallotlnfbs-
”Still.“ rename! a bust m
ranks of our or the cilia of m twu
candidates
Militia tgfimmthmhfl bra-2*
Colonel Henry A. Dupout, who will
make the contest for the senatorshlp. is a
member of the famous Dupont family.
who have been mauufantuaers of powder
and other explosives in W iuiuirtoll. this
state. fora century. lie is a son of the
late General Henry llupoiit and was born
at Brandywine Banks in WW. lie attend-
ed the University of l’v‘ sylvania and
was snlissqnsntly appointed to the United
States Military academy at West Point.
graduating in IBM. lie entered the Fifth
United States artillery and served through
the civil war.
in in“ he was married to Miss Paulina
Foster of New York city. lie is a mom.
her of the firm of E. l. llupout, Do No-
ruoure &- Co. and is also presldoi.‘ of the
Wilmington and Northern Railroad colll'
pony.
Colonel anont has been a Republican
ever since the organization oi the party.
He has never been an aspirant for office.
but always took an aotivo interest in local
political aiiairs. in 189:: he was a candl-
dnto for presidential cloctor on the Repub-
lican ticket. but was defeated. Cleveland
carrying the state at. that election.
PEACE IN THE EAST.
Japan’s Compromise of Russia's Ultimatum
Accepted.
Wasiiisorox. May lo.--An- oilicial dis—
patch irom 'hkyo. received at the Japa-
nese logatlon. states that tho ratifications
of the treaty of peace between Japan and
China Wore exchanged at Chefu on
Wednesday. No clmngo was made in the
text of tho treaty as originally concluded.
Taking into account. howovor. the rec-
omiuondntloii made by Russia. Germany
and France. the Japanese government has
agreed to rcnoum-o the permanent posses—
sion of the l.ino~’l'ung peninsula on coudlv
tion that the arrangements regarding the
terms and form of ronuuciation shall be
resorvod for adjustment between itself
and tho governmimt of China.
This lnttur stipulation ls construed to
moan that Japan will not surrender the
peninsula until a suiiulllo indemnity shall
havo lmon paid, and that it. may even be
agreed botwocn Japan uiidClilnu that the
pos~cssion of Port Arthur itself will be ro-
taiiiod by tho anllllos'i) for a term of yours
extending beyond the date when tho in-
demulty hits boon paid in full, thus assur~
ing to Japan not alouo tho payment of tho
indoiiinity itself. but also sully-loot time
to soleguard heisoli against iiutthlng like
a war of ropriiml.
it will be remembered that the treaty
of peanut ltsolf provides that Wiii-lIal-Wei
shall be hold until the first “00,000,000 of
tho indemnity and the next two annual
installments have been paid. so that with
the added guarantee of the possession of
Port Arthur. oven although only tempo-
rary, ‘tho Japanese government would ap~
pear to bavo taken every possible promu-
tioii for the fixture.
The foregoing statement is ofllclal, com-
ing dlroct from Tokyo by cubic. The un-
dvrsianiling is that it embodies the reply
which Japan rocontiy gave to the protest
of Russia and the allied powors.
PROTECTORATE PROPOSED.
Prominent Nicaraguan“ “'imt‘to Get [Indor-
the Shelter of the Eagle‘s \thg.
ananvs. Nicaragua. May lit—Many
proiiilnom Nil-irritations, some of them be.
log in high ofllrial positions. are openly
favoring tlio establishment by the l'nitud
Suites of n protwtomic on-r Nicaragua or
the incorporation of the country into the
grout republic. ’i‘hoy ilt’l'iltl'tl that poaoo
and prospority would ilxcu result. tho vvnir
ilorfully rlf‘il natural rumour-cs of Nimra
guawuuld [so don-biped and itiliiniioinl
systom lio nrgniii/oii by which all of tho
country's just debts “'Uiiiii be «mien-lad.
’l‘bis ill-sirc is ovldomly increasing mp.
idly now (inning itll proiiiinciit noiivu
f‘niitral Am. rlmiis. wpoclaily liliih‘tl own-
lug largo i-o'l'ro. coma nr cuiilo estates.
who ilci-luro ihrli union with tho lfnlted
Sluice Would uiiili'uiiioo iiiioriml poison
and prospcrliy. i‘rocduin from form-d loans
at linini- itllil Iiw fbroaioiioil forroil t-ollvo
iinn by Kllrupi-iui pmvvrs of lliltlly unjust
oiaiiiis. 'i‘bosi- l iiilillrl \l‘ililiii then be soir
tlod by arbitration. and such a systooi of
notation w-mid bo liiaugurulml its Would
soon ibliildoio all just claims.
'l‘bo £15,504» for settling ibo ilrliisb ile-
iiiiinils has boon doposlird by Nicaragua
in the agency hcro of tho London Bank of
Control .’\ll|i‘l"if'l| for payment in London
in accordance with tho nui-ooinont roiwhcd
by Nicaragua and iiroot liriiain.
A CADAVER THE STAKES.
A Physician l'layml i'ariis With a (‘onvlct
For the issuer's llmly.
lliix itii. filly iii—l». flanker, coroner
of Pope ollo. lilo. arrived in Denver seek-
ing pommslou of a body Won in a game of
cards. ills antagonist was Dr. Guano.
tiio linlian consul. (’ablo l'orri commit-
ted suicide just iwioro the day not for his
execution for tho iiiiirdor of a man named
McNamara. (liltl day l’erri offered to
wnaor his i'lll'llitu ngaiuat "00 that he
could iioicat llr. Rocker at carila If he
should win. tho doctor should send the
money to l’orri'u mother in southern ltniy.
in oasolioslioiild loiio tho doctor should
have lilii body to dissoct
’l‘hoy playod. and Dr. llui-lior won. l‘sr~
ri signodapopor ordering that his body
should forever remain in tho piiiiaiilllon of
Dr, liuckcr. Dr. iiiloiio will moire every
offortto gain possession of what isicft
of the Italian murderer and bury the
bones according to the Church of Rome.
Joimstown la a city.
Joiissrows, N. Y.. May i".«~'i‘ho news
of the signing of the Jolinstown olty
charter was received here and soon was
duly proclaimed to tho attractant cltirsns
by the ringing of bells and the shrinking
of steam whistles. Jacob P. Miller. who
was elected village president on Wanner
day. took the oath of office as mayor. and
the four trustees were qualified as alder-
Il‘lt'n.
Liberia Emigrants landed safely.
PHILADELPHIA. May film-«Tilt! Danish
fruit steamhip Horse. Captain Wlimrg,
which curled out to Monrovia. Liberia.
under the direction of the lutrrnatinnai
fligratlon society. a large mmibov of col-
ored colonists. arrived back in this port.
All were landed well.
till Erick. Wars-Womble.
lion Hanson Oirr. N. .l.. May ill--
'i’iis Winslow brick works, can of tho larg-
est establishments of the kind in the state,
was ' by a ll
Inour New Store you will
find the urgent Assortment of
New Designs and New Color-
ings in Western Connecticut.
From this immense variety
your purse and taste will surely
be suited. .
Painting, Papcrhsuging and
Decorating. We guarantee satis-
faction in all our work.
PAINTERS’
SUPPLIES,
ARTISTS’
MATERIALS,
GLASS, ETC.
E. E. Gorham,
ilcinsi First N". and law 8t.
EAST NORWALK.§
infioouoiiil
———...___
i i. SHEPARD Mill llii. SCOTT.
”—99,——
Tho Great New York Specialist. The
Doctor l’rovailed Upon to lisve
ills Great Remedy Placed in the
Hands of the Drugglsts.
This is the most wonderful production of
medical science in the nineteenth century.
This is not a patent medicine. but a prescrip.
tiou comfimuniied on scientific principles and
used by r. Scott in his extensive practice for
the cure of all blood discuss. The cores
wrought by it are simply wonderful and have-
Miracied ihonrands to Ihe doctor's parlors for
treatment.
To such an extent is the demand upon the
time and attention of the doctor for his medi-
cine from prople who could not visit New
York city. that it became a matter of duty to
devise some plan by which one general 11 life
could be engulfed with this genuine. va uable
remedy. as for this purpose A. A. Shepherd
has been called to South Norw'alk to arranfis
with it. u.’l‘oinllusou. South {sot-walk, and .
R. Ha’s. Norwalk. to permit them to keep in
stock and sell this wonderful blood remedv.
This is purely vegetable. and excellent ionic
and builder. a blood purifier unexcelled. a
nerve tonic nothingcan ei uai. Dr. Scott has
devoted his life to the i orongh knowledge
and understanding of blood (lire-see. a few of
which are named here: Kidney disease. liver
complaint. sick headache. muscular rheuma-
tism. dyspepsia. loss of appetite. constipa-
tion. scrofula. syphilis. cancerous humors.oaln
in bones. i-atarrh. salt rbeum. pimples on face.
general dcbilliy. boils. dizziness. female weak-
ness. malarial poison.
The above named druggists have received
their first consignment and would invite all
persons to call and become amputated with
the merits or a perfect remedy. Dr. Scott‘s
medicine. when placed in dru stores. is sold
under the name of Dr. Scott‘s rsaparilia. and
all n ho intend taking a blood medicine should
not {all to try Dr. ricolt‘s Sarsaparilla.
No l'llls flare to be Used with Dr.
Scott's.
——»--l-'(lR SALE HY- w
E. ii. Tomlinson. South Norwslii;
ii. ll. Hill‘sjlllorwalli. mm
Al the tales! Novelties
MILLINERY,
REASONABLE PRICES.
CITY MILLINEBY STORE.
THEATRE BUILDING.
WASHINGTON 8T.. SOUTH NORWALK.
4.
no...”"foo...“no.
W A S H l N36 T ll N
PENNSYLVANIA llNIlilllNll.
heave New York 11 a. m.. May 2nd and Kid.
and arrive New York. on return trip. owning
f M th and 25th. .
" lxi’niillzh'illill TOl'Rlfi’l‘ AGENT AND
anl'lltoN will accompany the party
throughout.
Isis.ilovsriiigsllExpensss.$l4.5il
for itherarirs or further intervention. on
sly to ticket agents. or to touriat agent at Ll
way. New York.
GEO. W. BOYD.
J. B. W001).
lion'l Pass. Aunt. Asst. tlen'l l’m. Agent.
hum e 0 ll midi
" a!!!
’ car...
New cloak Store
Something new every day. Exquisite
novelties in
WES,
wnsis.
SEPARATE SKIRTS,
norm on
towns.
“" “9N3
Cold in the Henri
when one takes a few doses of ‘
CRAMP’l‘ON’S
HOME TABLETS No. is
mrdin‘mdiroctioua.
0" DOCTO eacribesaiinllar -
Y R Rgnlaeveydayai
time o i. year. Separate erudite in
TAM-II form. Nos. r. Const‘ i y .,
Paregoric: 3. lliarrhms; 4, ILOUO . Clot",
etc; 5. Headache [sure relief) ; 6.
sin: 7. Sum: THROAT: a. Impure B is-
Tonic- m. Nervous nobility; n. COLD I!
THE ilk/iii; 1;. Sun Cholera Mixture.
single Remedies. 2.5 CENTS. Hard
case of twelve. um. None genuine with:
out the Word " HOME."
Isaiifseiurscbyllii soar MILE! coolant“.
“Hale’byfl. H. Plat-fad. 48W .. ~ «w
treet. south Norwslh; John A. Riggs. l
l. a street. Norwalk. Conn. fislrn
W
F. SCHlliliii. M. ii.
so so. iiiiii so. so. liilliiilli.
Practice Limited to Diseasesfochmeo
omce hours. Mondays and Thursdays. I to _
om azilv
DR. F. W. DARMER
sunorou DENTIST.
Teeth Filled and Extracted without pain.
Sets of Teeth on Red Rubber from
Artificial Teeth without Plates.
(Crown andfiBi-idge Work.)
Teeth Extracted l’ainlessly, 50c
Amalgam Fillings. 500
Platinum Fillings. 75c up
Gold Fillings, 01.00 up
All work at reasonable charges and guaran-
Offlce open evenings until 8 p.'m.
" N0. 42 WASHINGTON BI'BII‘I'.
Over Post miles. South Nor-walk.
mw—gJ—LL
Physician for Women!
sin. or. ii. i. tililiiliiil
Canheoonsnltedathsr office.
342 Broad 8t. Bridgeport. Bonn.
from 10 a. m. to 7 n. in. any day except Sunday.
TheDoctoris a regular ph lcian and fa
the t sixteen years has in s the DlSEASH
of OMEN a specialt . Indies suffering
from an dlfllcult fuck out to the sex on
consult . Gnllfo in the strictest confidence.
and with the assurance of receiving the that
skéi‘lfni and sclentlflle glaciatimentnknown to
in em surgery am in c as. ome care
furnished for confinement cases. Terms mod-
sfste. All letters promptly replied to. l'n-
to use a o. .
calm—"n oil .. ~
Rscr Broom: 2:13“.
Sire Kenfuclr Wilkes. No.18“.R.ecord 2:31 '
Dam Argo. by lectloneer. No 12-". Service. .
BAY anal, o,254.
Rnconn 23954.
Hire Baron Wilkes No. 4758. Dam Carrie
Wilkes by George Wilkes. No. 519. Service.
fee cm. W . B. E. LUCKWOOD .ln.
d ii iii. rim Norwalk. (loan.
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