‘fprsserlptiou for Infants and Chil-
, (ran. It contains neither Opium,
"Mine nor other lamotlcsub-
T 'Mealtiaaharmiensubstitutefor
Win. Drops. Soothing Syrups.
. gandcastorOIL Itispleeesnt. Its
, I, mum in thirty your! use by
ammonium conceal-tho
4 Children's Panacea—the Iothsr's
‘I’rleud.
' CASTORIA
For Infinite and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Castorh. and see that the facsimile
signature of
is on the
Washallpro- ' ‘
tectonrseivesandthcpubiic at allhsnrds.
Tn Cannon. Coxrm. W Murray at, 8.7.
FiTs‘im'
BRAGE UPI DON'T LOSE COURAGEI
Your disease is not incurable because your
beams wow. and you have not
‘ neared sun lit the medicine you
. ‘ vetrled. not an reason you cannot be
. We can posftively cure all kinds at
c Oonvulsion or Spasmotic. WI
no air a rosrnvn all!) runsu.
mn- IN All. OASIS. We have
thousands. many cases of ion standing.
and given up by doctors as incurabIe. in our
l'lt Cure" you will find a m icine
has never tailed to enact a cure.
abackonrsuarsnteewith an 0 er of sun
any person we cannot cure. Highest. banh
menses furnished on application.
lukmm . not..ee.oo.‘
amnmo
Al. 00..
mm Water Sta.I Boston, Mass
W
Sonatina from lietarded,‘ Suppressed or Pain-
ful Menstruation and all irregularities of like
album. will and our l'lllAiil PILLS an in-
cu Theyare entirely safe and can
:Lwayabe led upon for speedy relief. We
”gazette hear or a case where'they have
to tree the desired result. A box
should he apt on hand at all times to rovida
brunemencles. Correspondence contl ntial.
M ,with full directions. securely seal-
per box.
an." salmon. 00.
Washington and Water an... Bosmu‘gilsss.
r
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NEW LINE 03‘
Baby Earrings: gill Refrigerators
Raymond & Sons.
,‘1 Rumors to George H. Raymond.
‘ Furniture Dealers and General Funeral
Directors.
0. and as lain Street, llorwalk. 0t.
”alliance. s Berkeley Place.
telephone, 17-4.
m:
F. SCHAVHIH, M. D..
55 so. mm 8L. so. uonwax.
Practice Limited to Diseasesfof Women
Ofloe hours. Mondays and Thursdays. 3 to
gm. nZl lv
Young Man
‘ Wh take the chance of d in without in-
sura’noewhen sous cumin 5 DAY wu.
BE YOUR LIFE For than?
02.90.131.31)" “£1213!“ Yell; It“ Emil”-
men 0 . a yonrse you ve.
With insuranpcglike everything eise,the best
is the cheapest.
c'o’WiEi’idii‘ GENERAL
LIFE msunmc: iiompany,
of Hartford.
8. S. L’Hommedleu,
ill lilillllliil'llli ST. ‘
Iontbilarwalk. ' Con
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NORWALK
° Loouus.
Caught oil Norwalk islands.
Leave your orders and have them
delivered in Norwalk every Satur-
day morning. A fresh arrival of
44mm» sun
‘ i 4 every. day. Vegetables from Green’s
, Farms every morning. The finest
j; Inortmeut of
iron an.
alumnus ,
‘. tobateund.
no: room ensue
ma 1- Dr. Ismael with,
N
L Qucsnda, Gonzalo Qucsada, sci-rotary of
, With High Explosives.
Dmam; roe . EPAIH’B NAVY.
A Representative of the insurgents In New I
York Tells About Their Plans For War
(are on a Terrific Seals ind of s. Terrible .
Nat are—Mrs. Marti With Friends at Last.
NEW YORK, Juno 95.-Licutcnant Colo-
nol Jose Rodriguez, is distinguished cngi- '
noon and beloved by all Cuban patriots as
a hero of the last revolution. is now in
New York making a scientific investiga-
tion of the latest discoveries in the use of
high explosives. He said to a reporter: .
“I am an export chemist and electrical
engineer from Puorto Principe. The Ob- ’
ject of my mission to America is to loam
all that is new in explosives. I want to
know everything that has boon dlsmvcrcd ,
up to this time in Europe and America.
Dynamite and kindred explosives for war
purposes have recently developed new .
powors beyond the knowledge of the sol-
cntlst of a few years ago.
“When 1 get pcrfcotixl in every detail. I .
~nhail return to Cuba, and with n corps of
competent engineers begin operations on
the Spanish forts and cities. I need make
no secret of this mattcr. Tho resources at
our command are so terrible that we
know pretty well what we can do. .-
“Wc will begin with Havana and give
the Spanish a low lessons—a finishing
touch, I may say, in the art of modern
warfare that will not only surprise thoso
who escape destruction, but Europe will
be surprised. We find that rifles and rcvolv-
ore and ordinary gunpowdm' are too tame
for those Spanish devils. We want some-
thing oflwtivo—somothing that will let ,
daylight and civilization intoSpnnish bar- ‘
hat-ism.
“’lll Blow Up the Navy.
“When we return to Cuba, I will not go ‘
to the trouble of running away from gun-
boats or evading the torpvdo turns that
may be patrolling tho coast. I will quict- ‘
ly moot them on their own ground and
blow thoir ships out of the son. , And all
the while I will keoptbo Cuban flag flying
from my little dynamite dispatch boat.
“Napoleon said, Three things are in-
dispensable in war—money! money! mon<
cyl’ 1 Mn glad to say that we have plenty
of Napolcon‘s ammunitlon—monoyl mon~ I
8y! money! And I am happy to say that
Spain has no moncy, and it will be a long
time before she gets any. Bonaparte was
chased out of Spain by Spanish women,
and our women will chase the Spaniards '
out of Cuba.
"We are worthy sons of the host class of
Spaniards. We proved our murago in the
great battle of Bonilla. in thojnst war. \
when 800 of us hold up a train of Span-
iards and diEtroyt-d them.
“In the mince of Tnl‘illill. when Gonor-
al Polo was routed by Gonoral Thomas
Gordon, the brave American. wo fought.
side by side with him and literally killed
every Spaniard in that terrible battle. 1
“In this spirit and with this muragc we
shall continue the fight in Cuba until she
is free."
e
Mrs. Marti Arrives.
Carmen Layne ilaznn (It' Marti, tho wid-
ow of Joan Marti. tho (Julian rovolntlonary
leador, arrive-d hero on tho City of “help 5
inguin. Show was anvonumnii-d by hvr son
Jose, who is only 1 year obi. Only six or
seven of her Ann-ricau frh-nds know of
her arrival.
Mrs. Marti applicd for a passport for
herself and son to loan- Cuba. This was
granted, and elm qulvtly loft tlw island.
As soon as sho arrival horn she wont to
tho hmneof Enriqur 'l‘vnjillo. publisher
of El Porwnir, at 2:165 Wont. ’i'hiriy-ninth
strocf, whom she will stay for some limo.
Mrs. Marti was too oxbnuslml by lu‘r
voyngo to we any our, but she Bi'ill out
word that lwr illi'SHiiflt‘ no ”it! (‘ubuns in
New York was uuv of good |'Ill‘l‘l‘. Mrs. ‘
Marti has not made any plans for tho fu~
turn. '
Mrs. Marti is a lmmlsonw woman—n
Ili'llllt‘ilt‘. limiting srrlrt'vly L’T.’ yours of “no,
though she is 33, :~‘hv is said to in: one of
the fairest of i'uba-I mum-u.
Whilo iricmls worn kissing and smiling
and shedding; tours and i-nibraving tin-
woman as if shu wi-ro their «laughti-r
many Words of good (Tilt‘t'f' \v m» whispvrrd
in effort that tho but of bows had mine
from thi- soldivrs at the .front and from
the Now York uiunagors of the uprising.
Latvr in tho (loyal {ho homcof Mrs.
Trujillo, in Won't Tliinynlnth strm‘l.
she rcccivmt tho rards of (i'it‘f'lll liafavl
l
the revolutionary party; (‘olonol Zayns
Boson, vlCo president of the Cuban so-
clety; Dr. l’ortdomlo and several ladies
from the (Julian club.
Those who ought to know the insldu‘
[note say that tho real objmt of her visit '
to this country is to csmuw pivrsmution on
the island. It is said Spaniards never for—
give an vncmy nor the family of an onu-
my, and lnstancos arc oitml whore thclow-
est mnlcfuotors have been lllwrntod from
prison, oven nllowml to escape the «loath
penalty, on condition that they assimi-
note some helpless invalid or woman or
girl who o'inncod to be It mombor of some
patriotic Cuban family. it was by tho.
strongest and most slum‘ro advice of bar,
closest friends that Mrs. Marti left the
island.
Hydrophobla From a Cat Bite.
.‘Acnsosvittn, Fla, Juno 25.~'l'boo-
dorc Starbuok, a clerk, iii years of age, was
bitten by a cat on the thumb some weeks
ago, and Monday night it (icvi-lolmi into
hydrophobic. llc sullo icd intr-nsoly, but is
better today.
Iron Worker/o Shrike.
SHARON, Pm, Juno 25.~—-—Thc 000 cm-
ployccs of the Sharon iron works struck for
an mlvanoo of 10 cents adny. The men
had demanded 20 cents a day extra, but
oflercd to compromlsc for an advance of 10
cents.
Lighting. in a Cable Slot.
Nsw Yank, Juno 25.,—A streak of light
ning that ran along the cable spend in
One Hundred and Twanty-flfth st
shocked a" horse, several gripmon and '
frightened a number of people. .
Il‘ylsr Will lie a Professional.
Nzw Your, June 95.-A telegram to,
The American thlman from Bosnia
states positively that Harry Tyler will join
the professional ranks immediately.
Killed by a Live Wire.
Cnanmros, Juno illi.--John E ight,
night engineer of the Charleston: eotrio
light and Power omnpony, was killed by
contact with a live wire.
Witness-rupees.
‘jamoossmts ‘Dall'ifilsmcraw-
M .'"' at” a
’Patriots Will Blow Up Havana ‘
Iin:i.~i.mi mm surround-oi
am it , lies
diets Melisa cl Minuet.
m I, June ion-4m various bonsai-v-
recoived omoial notice to promre for an
immediate dissolution of parliament. Mr.
Gladstone dined with Lord Roscbsry, the
retiring Liberal premier, last owning.
The Standard believes that Sir William
Han-mun will retire from public life if
Lord Roam ryrotains tho loadershlp 01
the LILWNI $11137.
The Daily News denies that Sir William
iiarwurt intends to retire from politics.
At a meeting of hcharthyitcs in the
house of commons it was decided toap—
pool to the Irish people at home and
abroad for funds for the election.
The Times, The Post and The Daily
I News agree that Lord Salisbury’s accept-
anco of the task of forming a ministry is
conditional on the Glallsmnians not oppos-
ing votes of supply and an early dissolu»
,tion. The Timon and The Daily News fur-
ther believe that no such assurance has
been given and that thcrciorc tho issue is
doubtful.
Mr. Gladstone romrlnnd discussing the
situation with Lord liosobory until near-
ly midnight. The party was joined by Mr.
Asquith, the home secretary, and Lord
Twucdrnouth, tho lord of tho privy seal.
The Ulster convention of tho lcaguo will
publish an address, signed by the Duke of
Abi-rcorn, the Marquis of Imililufltiill'l‘)’,
Earl llaufurly, Viscount 'l‘cmplvtown,
Lord Arthur Hill and others, to tho Ulster
Unionists, appealing, in view of the gon-
cral olcctibn, for £10,000 to continue the
Work which has already in the by elec-
tions proved so successful.
BASEBALL.
FATIUXAL LE.\GI'E GAMES.
At Boston——
Boston ............ f) i) 0 5 1 0 3 O a’, 9
New York ..... .. l 0 :2 U i.) ll 0 :2 U— 5
At Brooklyu— \
Brmklyn ............ o o o o o 2 0 1—- 3
Philtulvlphia ....... ll 0 0 l U \l U L'— 6
At Wlifiilillginn—
Washington ..... ll 0 l 0 ll 5 0 1 0—— 7
Buiiinlnn'. U o o o~o o o :3 o—— 2
At Chicago——
Pittsburg ........ 0 3 o '3 0 1 0 0 0-— 6
Chicago .......... U l U .‘i t.’ 'J U U '-— 8
At (llvvvlaud—
Imuisvilli' ......... 0 0 l l 0 0 0 l) 3-— 5
Clem-hunt ........ 2 i o o o 0 3 i '— 7
roman); LEMEI'L’ GAME.
At Providence—-
Providence ...... l 0 i l 0 0 2 0 0— 5
Syracuse......... 0 o 1 o 0 0 o 2 0—— 3
Dr. Seaman's Trial Begun.
DETRMT, Juno 2.1—1». Dennis J. Sca-
mun was placed on trial in tho rmordcr's
court. He is charged with musing tho
dcath of Emily Hall. The specific charge
is manslaughter. This is the l'lh‘t‘. in which
such sensational disclosnri-s xvi-re made
i agninstJho Rev. Jonathan Roll of Block-
hcath, Birmingham, England, and on ac-
count of which ho illsappi-arvd after the
publication of the facts regarding his hav-
ing brought bliss llnll to Alum-ion from
England and placul lu-r in tho lying in hos-
pital, when: she afterward dio-d.
Closing of the Turnfeat.
PATEIzsox. S. .l., Juno 25.——Tho big
turnfrst of the Atlantic division of turn.
one (‘losmi it was Ullt' of tho most sucrose-
in! gathorings ovorhvld bytho desirin-
tion. 'i‘hcm worn at h-nst 2.000 tumors in
Bill‘iliiflni‘t! on the Hilton ran» trawl;
grounds to who part in tho athlwtiv games
and aimut HJioo Hporininrs. 'l‘ln-ri-woro
3W prim \viunvrs. hustav Gerhard oi
lim-hvsti-r was vrmvxwd as tho lived of
all round lurncrs. At a inn-N mnvting
of tho turmrs it, was dovidml to hold tho
m-xt meeting at St. Louis in him.
'l'lnvy Horseivhipped Huff.
WIAin'nx', (mt, .lulu- 25.—’i‘hocrucity
\villi whirl: a man nauml llni‘f truatml his
wifi- drovv lu~r to almupt suicide by ink
ing lmiwn. \Vlwn tho nviublmrs board of
this, iiu‘n- was gri-nl- indignation, and 30
Hull‘s house.
drnggvd him into thi- atom and gave him
a ti-rribh- lashing with Illil‘~'i‘\\’llil)§. 'i'hl‘y
\Vili'ilt'll him [but ovi-ry night that ho ro-
maiiml in town ilw (low Would be repudi‘
t'd. Ml‘h‘. IIUII is Iikvly in f‘l‘l‘nt’i‘f‘.
Indian School Institutes.
WARHIW'JHX. Juno :13.-—~.~iuporintolulcut
of lndlnn Suhmls W. N. lluix-nmn loft hero
today on .1 tour of visitation of tho insti—
tute-i of lmlian sc'linmlb-urlm's tolwhuld
in tho m-st during the autumn-r. The"
will bv tbn‘i- institutes. 'l‘hi- first will be
hold at Sioux i‘lty, in.. July l to ti, and
IIli' othi‘rs at Tacoma, July :32 lo 27, and
El llvnn, O. 'l‘.. Aug. .3 to 10.
Disposal of the \"lilsky Trust.
(Flinn-um, Juno 25.—-'l'lu- is pillllffiuf the
Whisky trust will bo Swill as (Ii‘HIrt‘ll by
tho harmonization I'illliillillt‘i'. Judge
Showalti-r announced to tho attornoys in
the litigation that ho had arrived at such
an opinion, and to tho attornnys be left
tho duty of ugroolng upon an onlvr of sale
satisfactory to all part‘n-s vom-vrnmi.
And the President Went Fishing.
llCZZAltbs llM’, Muss...lunu~ L’l.-—~'l‘hom-
as Thurix-r, prlvato saw-rotary to tho primi-
dont, l'lliltt‘ over from Marion and spout a
few hours at Gray tiablvs. Mr. Cleveland
was away fishing. so Mr. 'l'lmrlu-r h-ft
what official documents ho brought with
him for Mr. (llvvclnud's consideration,
and rcturncd to Marlon.
TELEGRAPHIC Boilers.
Mon-ink Prion, tho well known Phila-
delphia broker, is lIt'fltI.
in llanbury. (loan. William Curtis
stabbmi llank imldh- in a fit of jonlousy.
Mrs. ()lilc f‘orimlt has snvd Jana-s J.
'Corbctt, the fighter, for an absolute dl-
voroo.
Edward A. liofinmn. of Sandy Ridge,
N. .f., columltti-d suicide by cutting his ~
throat with a razor.
The little son of Captain Smith of
Groonport, N. Y., was drowned from his
father's steamer, the bianhansct.
Disappointed lsrcauso her sister had not
. bought her a shirt waist, “year-old Kntlo
McCoy of Philadelphia committed suicide
by hanging.
Recorder Goff of New York city sen-
tenced William Caesar, the West indla no
gro who murdered Mary Martin, to die by
gestarioity during the week leginning Ja-
In New York city Justice lngrsbam
sentenced Richard leach to die by sloo-
tricity during the wook beginning Aug.
2,.) killed his wife by cutting her
alive agents throughout the country‘have
Its flavor
is peculiar
to itself.
None other
equals it.
Consumersf
say, “it’s
the only
kind Worth
using.” '
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TOBACCO
iii]. urn.
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.
PAlNTERS’
SUPPLIES,
ARTISTS’
MATERIALS,
Cheney Silks at 39 cents per yard, yet it
for cheapoesa.
possible. But let it be distinctly understood that these silks are not the
mains of any stock.
represent the very Latest Spring Styles.
stripes and Dresden eflects.
effects.
and have never been sold less than
That bind you to us are quality of goods, honesty out , 4
purpose, lowness of price. ' ' " -
We do not rush into print with prdmisss to undetlsll
everybody else, but we do promise not to let all!
. body undersell us. '
Our 9c sale was a great success.
This week we will have a special sale ”of Men’s ,.
Trousers.
w. A. Billillltl & no.
CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHEBS
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
I9 fish St. Norwalk. Sentinel Building, So. Howell.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE,
Tristram & Hyatt, .
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.‘ ‘
.:. Special Sale of S -:-
IT seems beyond all reasontotell of selling the regu quality of
is true.
We doubt if we shall ever again make an announcement to
but by taking the lot, in all nearly 1,000 yards, has in this price
antique re- -
either our own or any other, but are all New Fresh Goods and
The lot includes black grounds with white and colored figures, hair line
Navy blue and light grounds in nest figures, heir line stripes and Broaden
REMEMBER these are 24-inch.best qualityCheney India Silks, at 89 cents,
r
75 cents per yard.
1-2 PRICE -:-:llllili cuts :-;,- Parcel-2, ;-:;1
At this time we shall also sell all ogour Wash Silks at 25 cents per yard.
in connection with our silk sale we shall sell the balance of our 0mm-
Half Price, so if you are in need of a summer silk or cape now is the time to $
Tristram it Hyatt, Nolwalk, who,
GLASS, ETC.
E. E. Gorham,
ilorner First Ave. and lies: 8t.
EAST N'ORWALK.§
51-, .__-
Palom Medicines
EASY Alli) PLEASANT T0 TAKE.
AT OUR PRICE.
iii FABT. HAID HOT T0 TAKE,
liontonik; 01.00
Hood‘s Sarsaparilla, .00
Ayers' Sareaparilia, .07
Dana's Sarsapariila, .07
Cuticura Resolvent, .70
Scott’s Emulsion, .00
Green’s Nervura, .70
Stillson's Specific for Malaria, .75
Paine’s Cele Command, .06
Brandreth'e lie, .18
Alcock’s Plasters, .10
Benson's Capsice Plastere, .12
Mdn, on
Carter's Pills, .1!
Atwood‘s Bitters, .18
illsdam‘e Microbe Killer, qta” .75
Radam‘s Microbe Killer. gal. jam, 1.50
Yankee Lung Soother, .36
too. i. Stillson’s
Drug Store,
I! Washington Street
llll.lfAN
"its not some ’ '
New Iork City,
, 'rscenlly returned f
newness-or."
one. anal and
Hm .I‘
can he will? free
cos ”333$ perm. ' ansnti;
wItmut eattln
.Oarirsf to
us tons tents n etv
gas. an" test by e ties
hr and otherwp'i'm.
0 but” most advanced
{Isa treat-ass» at:
kl
A. ..7.. “to " no
graham“,
“I”!
0" TWO
3. is lmars to-
w
a:
s. B. Wt WSON
cm " m
4v.
86 Washington Street. - South llorwall. Conn, ‘> ,4
m
FliANiilSt (i .,
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
Pliliili illiiiiilllli
in the town. We handle nothing but the: best. Cannot
afford to do otherwise.
FRANCIS&CO.,
RELIABLE CLAOTHlERS,
FIRE! FIRE! ‘
Great Rdeuction Sale of ‘
““t CRUEKERY, BLASSWARE AND. ,
HflllSE FURNISHINB liflfllli.
Owing to the fire in our store we will at
once commence a .
Great Fire Sale of stock.
Nowiethettmetosecurebargains.
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