. 7 "‘9'. the
‘ (holidays, at
tutu:
“dwindling
fro; $10.00
‘ lit-ii. st mantis waists
, ‘olssvsi .
'0?“ "ll“ ll Illi‘
. ssfllsol.‘
" A SUIT.
‘ Mains. Csliaod oxamina.‘
has so DWIN,
Winston STREET.
= o” )3
new. All
, unto» otstttt.
W Iota-ll. ilonn.
' it issues AND sxritscriti
R‘WITIOUT rstv.
. , d .
. uthéithand‘wlthontplstu by
.,tsrt ,nutoniodsrn Don-
. . tut-shit 'ui manner at about
auspriosohvgrd in other dentists.
. I‘xtrtwtod hat-chime vthsro 0th-
mto ho Inserted.
isthmus.
0"!" 30038.
In. In. until 5 p. in. Open Wednesday
30 may until! 9. In.
All with stagnated for live years.
consultatio- Ins.-
s
'0 Your
.t l
, cilteled Oysters
' Blue Points.
‘l‘
‘,
'- ,. "ideal
, seem
wt
' 1“I“gp'rjdutin'ettt symptoms has been truly
' at our stables on Water street in the
' either at our East Norwalk or West
_ Norwalk farms.
to... Warm Stables.
$3ng yard for exercise. openingto the
“climb. protected on three sides by build
jogs; dreful experienced horsemen ll
‘o‘ltrniiance.
,_ at
has now been before the public two
Years, and its success in curing all dls«
cups inSWhich pain and high fever or.-
‘ "remarkable.
.‘LAxORIPPE. '
punt. this dread disease thatAceton has
lanhieved its gre’au-st HllCCt-‘l-‘ts. It“ [llkrli
_- upon the appearance of th+ fir~i
symptoms. headache. fever. muecttlnr
g. soreness. et'c.', it will cure about every
taste, and completely t ure in zit} noun.
_80confident are we of this fact that
, weoi‘fered last. winter 82w for 11 case
’. .in;which"lt comnlotrly failed.
Hz‘aoact-t: AND NEURALGIA.
Ninety per cent. of all headaches wtll
«barelieved at once, the other 10 our
bent. being caused by errors or refriic
tion can only be cured by ”properly
fitted glasses. Nt-nrnlgin. that tour
: . dartink. agonizing pain' over the
“'1‘! or through the temples, is quickly
overcome.
B.
‘ . 'l hon-e powders taken as directed on
circular will break up the severt‘sl
14th two hours. preventing pueu
.mi‘lhia,‘ bronchitis. etc. ‘ l'
sziszuonm-ioza. _
h‘ttrtne 'flt‘iiulZlDK ptiitisnf this very
. common disorder Aceton is the finest
remedy iii the world today. SC'W'QN m
' Mics who have been great shift-rer-
. . .foryesrs write us that three or font
' “ powders will invariably control the
u taunt np‘in boxes of 12 powders earl
‘ (originate. Eur sale by all drug
film MEDICAL co.
MYSTIC. CONN.
unit‘s
~ larch ll. ,
““Dr.‘ Hsfl's Randi» for Children.
have been ofsuoh great benefit to ms. 1
“unmasshim tastltnonlsl. ' I an.
the motherof six children. and in tin-
past few years hsvs used Dr. Hand‘t
Colic Cure and Dr. Hand's Chafing Pow.
d t and would nova ho without .them.
F: colicky babies nothing ever intuit
equals Dr. Hand‘s Colic (Juror-Mrs
Charles E. Molloy. ll Vitiion street." At
0. C. Stillson'a and E. G. Tomlinsou‘a.
Mounts.
Wits—line's an account of a man win
shot. himself rather than suffer the pans-
of indigestion. Husband-«Tho ' fool
Why didn't he take DoWitt's Little Early
Risen" I used to suffer as had as ho ditl
before i commenced taking those little
pills. E. P. Wood a G. O. Stillson.
DeWitt's Little Early filters for bilious-
nose. indigestion. constipation. A small
pill,aprompt cu’ro. E. P. Weed a: G. C.
Stillson.
«Aooton is harmless.
Piles of people have plies. but DcWitt'
Witch lineal Salvo will curo them. When
promptly applied it cures scalds and
burns without the sllgtost pain. E. P.
Weed & G. C. Stillson.
Dr. Shields, tut eminent physician of
Tennessee. says: “I regard Ayer‘s Sar-
supnrilllu as the best blood-medicine on
earth. rind-I know of many wonderful
cures effected by its use." Physicians
all over the land have made similiur
statements. .
‘ The Discovery saved lllstilo.
Mr. G.Cnillouette,drutznist,Bctiversvilie,
“L. says: “To Dr. King’s New Discovery 1
owe my life. Wits taken with Ln Grippo
ittitl tried on the physicians for miles
about. but of no mail and was given [ill
and told i could not live. i-lnviitt: Dr.
King’s New Discovcry in my store intent for
n bottle and lit-gun it-t llu'lllili from the iil'~l
dose begun to pet letter. and after using
three bottles was up iiiitl uh iut unit). it
is Worth its \vcitziit ltt gold. \Vc won't
keep store or ililllst' without. it." (ii-t 1!
free trial at G. C Stillsoii’s tutti l5. 1’.
Word's Dru: Stores.
—Acetoii will break up it cold.
How's This!
“'0 Oflt'rzlle lliiiidrctl i) More reward
for tiny cos of Cuttirrli lliitt ctititiut. be
cured by Hull‘s Cittnrrli Cure.
F. J. CHENEY «k (.'t).. Toledo, 0.
“’0. the tintit-rsiutiet‘i. linVc known F. J.
Cheney for the lust 15 years. and believi-
perfectly honorable in all business fruits»
actions and financially able to cztrry out
any obliuuiions mode by their “I‘lll.
West: & Turn, “'holi-i-iilc Druggists,
T’lli‘lllt‘ 0.
“'ALDISU. KIXSAN A: .\l.\i:vi.\'. “‘hnlmtl.»
Drituuisls, 'l'oletln. ('l.
Hull's Cziiorrh Core is taken internally.
ttciintz directly on tiic blond um] tnuc .uq
snrfnccs of the ey~tt-iii. Ttfisilllinlllllio
vent free. Price ibcpcr bottle. Sold by
all drugqi:.ls.
Cure for Headache.
As a remedy for all forms Of'iieililfli‘llt‘
E coit‘ic Bitters llfls proved to he the very
best. It effects 11' pernittiient cure and the
most! tirentled liiibitiitil sick hetidttcbes
yield to its influence. \Vv urge all who are
nillicied to procure ii. bottle, and give this
remedy a fair trial. in cases of habitual
constipation Electric‘llittcrs cures by air?
ling the needed tone to the. bowels, and
few cases ions: resist the use of this medi-
cine. Try it once. Fifty CNN“ and $1.00
MG. C. Stillson‘s and E. l’. Word's Drug
Stores. '
Ifsitflering with pilt-e, it. will interest
you to know that DeWitt’s Witch llazcl
Salve will cure them. This medicine is
is specific for all complaints of this chur—
itcier, and if instructions (which fll‘t’. sini-
plelnre curried out, n cure will result.
‘ We have tested this iii numerous cnses,
lutidttlwnys _willi like results. it never
fails. E. P. “'ectl & G. C. Stillson.
/ —-Aceton cures ltctitlnche
No excuse or sleepless nights win it
you omit procure One Minute Cough Cure.
This will relieve :ill annoyances, cure
the most severe cough and give you rest.
and henllh. Ctiu you (till-ltd tu’do with-
out it? E. P. \Veed d; G. C. Stilison.
——— ” -~—. 'i
—-Aceton will prevent pneumonia.
One Minute Ciuzh Cure is‘ rightly
minted. it affords instant relief
from suffering when tilllicted \iith ii
severe cough or cold. It. acts on the
throat».bronchicnltubcs. tintl luntzs nnd‘
'iiever fnils to give immediate relief. E
P. \Veed 8: G. C. Stillson
'N—Aceton cures the grip.
Bucklin‘s Arnica Salvo.
The best. solve in the world for cute.
bruises, shrunken. salt rheum, fever
notes. fetter. chapped hands. chilbltiins.
corps. and all skin eruptions, and posi-
tively cures piles, or-no pity‘reqnired. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money irefunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by. G. C. Stilleon and E. P.
Weed.
One Minute Cough Cure is it popular
remedy for cron it. Safe for children and
adults. E. I’. ‘Veed 8.: G. C. ‘- Stillson
A January ihnw is always more pro-
ductive of colds and coughs than fl Jan-
uary freckle. Then is the. time Ayer's
Cherry Pectoriil is needed and proves
eo extremely efficacious. Ask your drug-
gist- for it. and also for Ayer's Almanac.
which is £300 to all.
TheMSpanlsrds on the Verge of
Defeat in Cubs.
HA8 GENERAL OAIIPOS DESIGNED?
t lsdrld Journal Benin-s That the Opac-
Ish commander In Cuba ls [lady to
Give [1’ a Bad Job—Tartar Prsvails Its
Havana.
Martino. Jan. 7.-—El Horoldo announces
of the island. has resigned.
The Cuban not" recently received hero
has mused much excitement in Spain.
and it is believed that further ro-enforco-
monts will be dispatched to Cuba.
The military authorities sovoroly criti-
olso Captain General Martinez do Campos
government appears determined to main-
taln him in command of the h‘pnnish
forces in the island of Cuba. ,
An oillolnl dispatch received here from
Havana says that the march westward (if
liavaws. .lan. 7.—thtle nntvs ll ro~
solved in thlsolty regarding the move-
ments of either the Spanish or Cuban
forces. the lines of communication being
Enough is reported from points ntho
provinco of Plum dol lilo. however. to
covered a wide territory in that province .
and are uiiocnaliiply destroying the sugar
cane and damaging the tobacco crop.
At Cabanas. ii seaport town of consld- ‘
tho insurgents have destroyed the light
house. '
Tho destruction of Gnirn Blolcnn. the
burning of which was previously reported
in those tlispntchos. rooms to have been
complete. (iiilra ltlrlcnn is on lnipnrtnnt
villnno of 4,0ti0 inhabitants. situated in a
fortilo district. The report. from thoroj
said mm the insurgents plundered tho
church. tho buslntss houses, the stores
and private residences and then tlretroyod
them entirely. They are nlsn said to have
killed tho intiycr. nnd n prominent mcr-
about of tho p'cco. Similar tales como
, from other towns on the mum of the in-
surgents' innroh. Guam. ii Flilltil villmio
cttstof (.iiiltn Molomiontl West of (mint-s.
was also burned.
Sun l-oiipo Stirrt‘ndl‘l‘l.
The niavor‘of tho vlllnno of Sun Ftillptt,
it is sold, wits intctit upon offering ti vim
crous rt‘l'islnlii‘o to tho invasion ot‘his
town by the insurgents. The mayor's tc- '
meriiy caused much surprisu to Maximo
Gomoz. and his forces not about to burn '
the village. 'l'liccltlrens wont to the unit'-
or with u request. that. he tiller no resist-
ance to Gomez. nnd thereupon. says the
‘roport. ho tit-slotrtl.
'l‘hc zono included in the country ttbniit
the villages of Qiilvicnn. Duran tintl Sou
Felipe. in the southern part of tho prov-
lnco of Havana, lins bot-n swept clean by l
the tlectruotivc torch of the iiisttrponts, l
CAPTAIN GENERAL CAMPOS.
and tho plantations of Stilvndor. Julia,
Son Augustin; Santn 'l‘cresn. Mtirrcditn.
‘ Morn lilid‘Mll‘llSfl have been burned.
i Incoming trains from the south are,
bringlng‘iii vnst throngs of refugees—men.
women and children—sonic of whom have
been burned out. of house rind boon-,1 lint
jniost. of whom are slmplvllroitig from
'foiir of violence, hnving hastily gathered
: together it low household goods. This
Jorge infusion'of piinic stricken people iti-
. to tho. city's populntion spreads n conta-
lgion of alarm. niid tho fort-o and proximi-
._ t'y of the insurrection becomes more real
1 to the mind of Havana every hour.
l Prospective Ouibrank In llat'nnn.
A torpedo was exploded in front of tho
Carolin clpttr mniiiiltit-tory in the city. No >
) one was hurt, and, tho fire that resulted
l was extinguished without much dmnngc,
1hittthc incident has ti sinister look and is
a tnnglhlu expression of n thing that even .
tho most hopeful citizens fetir, iind that is
an outbrcnk in the city of disnfi'cclcd olo- .'
moms in rose the insurgents should come '
within reach of an effort tit cooperating
in such an attempt. Nenr Alures also a .,
l bomb has been exploded. ,
There-hits been n massing of forces of
troops in the northwest portion of tho
‘ province of lliivnnn. which is iniiitodliite-
ly-wcst rind southwest of the city of liti-
vann. There in some faint attempt. to hold
out 11 claim that this in designed as a
strategic movement to hold the insurgents .
in Pinnr del Rio as in it iron. as was 1
‘ claimed would he done when the insur-
. gents 'brokn through the line into South
; Clara and again into Mutanzas. Butthoro
lie no robust conviction in the minds of
' even tho most hopeful of tho authorities
that Gomez will not be able to loud his
forces out of tho provlncoof Pinnr dol Rio
when he is so minded or when any peril
develops there for his army. It. is perfect-
ly well understood that the troops tithing
position in the northwestern part of tho
provinca are designed to protect Havana
and to repol a possible nttack by; them-
snrgsnt forces now overrnnning Pinni‘ dcl
Rio. ‘
l
‘ Loud tit-cisimen by the Authorities.
’ ' Loud disclaimers are being uttered by
the authorities here wthiit. they have any
fear for tho welfare of the city. It is
pointed out that the city is well fortified,
‘ being protected by the strong Fortress
More and being gatrisoned by the (John-
uas. Principe, Alares. Santa Clara and
Reine troops. with heavy artillery, and by
20.000 volunteers. with 40.000 more] loyal
citizens in the city willing to tnhonrms.
With these forces at command the author-
ities express the opinion with great cont}. ‘
deuce that it would be impossible for the
l insurgents to cspturotho city unless they ,
:Ih
that Martinez Campos. captain general of j
the forces in Cubs and governor general ’
for his conduct of the campaign. but the l
the insurgents has been arrestod by (ion l
oral Navarrp. who has dofoutod them. .
”a“ 0' Communication Cut on :in spite of all it has had on its hat a:
l'l‘hlll’i) is no WIND!) why bolllgore c}
3 should not have born recognized.
out in every direction out of H vnnn. ~
‘ struggling so hill‘ll for their freedom.
show that the insurgent columns havo'
. air. in spite of us.
. shtiiiie."
oruhln importance on the northern coast. lot vlctory Mr. Dickinson observed that. m.
yllnblo mm Width! undoubtedly soon be
lrocolvctl front Consul General Williams.
5 who has been itrCttbn for no ymra
viii.» Flute iit‘p.'.r'ni:viit
trlot troops.
iCl‘u"‘
)iiiyin ..
l towns.
it is claimed. is now in tho province of «
Pinar dol lilo. tho advance guard balls: at l
. Pnstornl and at .laco Taco. ‘A small hand ‘
.Is ropurtodnt Hoyu Colorado and at Salad.
‘ho opinion agitln holds bars that the
movement of the insurgents is directed ‘
retinal the country districts, and although
ltropnrtitloos have been mails hero sgslnst
Midis its m ‘
and titst thwar- suoosssfsi l
The itinlu force at the “Km. army. l
The Bold Adventurer Reported
Rescued by Uitlanders. '
i 1
SPRIGG LB BHODES’ SUOOBSSOR.
I'oglitttl Reported to no flooding Troop!
From [mill to "to ‘l‘rsitsvaai-v-hlmporor
a possible surprise the niithorltlss insist. William ssyi tit. no": May Italy on
- What Don Dickinson ”his.
DETROIT. .lnn. 7.-—Tlts Hon. Don M.
1 Dickinson siotctl that. lie littd received a
*dlspltoh from a Cuban In Washington
conllrmatorv of the bulletins to tho effect
that tho insurgents were actually enter-
ing tho city of Havana Mr. Dickinson. l
h‘owovor. declined to stain the sender's
name or the precise contents of his mes-
sngo.
Commenting on the fact that tho Cn-
bnns are evidently about to achieve their
{independence unaided. Mr. Dickinson
l said: "Every member of Congress should
j how his head In choice that no stops were
taken toward rrcogtilnlngtho atom of war
that. has existed. (loiiprosa should bo
ashamed that it has not done something
i there is no present fear of an attack.
l
it has
been porl‘ct-tly pinin tlinttt stain of war
. existed. yct our government has stood by
food ignored it. while we, of all nations,
- should have been minor to assist it people
"Now they have evidently won their in
dependence. not only without the old of
the United States. but in spite of its—you.
There is reason for
Turning again to tho disptitchcs tolling;
’i‘hrn ho was lHliml what the future
Would probably bring forth in the event.
of Cuban victory.
"That is not so easy to tell." said he.
"if liclllgorenty had been recognized. ('-ii-
bn might have room nptierotir pfiifi'l‘iloll,
but now she is likely to npprnl in tiny nib-
or power. .9 owes nothing to its t'i‘l’ifllli- |
ly. It‘wns ‘ great mlstukti \Vlit‘ll it won
.tlemouviratt-d beyond pnyuuovtltiti that
tho (Titlintis worn lit-lllpt‘rt-nl. it is o cnso
whore inactivity was as ciilpiihlc no a pon- ’
., ltivo not of wrong.
"Tho gnvorninetit of fri'O (.‘ttlin must he
ft‘l'llll.li':lll in iihiil‘lil. it is linpos~iltlu iii
tl‘e light of tho refusal of cultures“ to itttt.
'to soy; ovurtly wlint will he the r. lill'till of
, the United States to tho new trovt-miizciil.
'l'ht-y t-wo us nothing, We lmvedonp them
no stitVitie."
Rumor of Hrvzirm's Fall.
fins-Toy, Jun, 7.—'l'iitv 'l‘rttve lot has to l
(‘di't‘t'li lll" following tustvtltt‘h:
ilA‘l'Al'ASH. infra, Jon. 7.
At lllzf’ll ycitt-rtlttv moron“ illI'Cflllli'
npt'mtzir limo received the following ditt~
pull it.
‘ ("tiliuns have, ruptured tlm city of ”tr 3
mm. Moro entitle alums holds out. (icti-
Ci‘iil i'ntnpos"-
“Pin the dlspntrli riidnd nliruptly. os
ttititin mznzntinirntlnii lictw‘twit lluvniit
tind this i oint wits tut nil.
De Lomc's Denial.
\V \‘lllSthW. .ltin. '.'.~-Dtiptiv ill" lune.
il‘t‘ .‘1-ri! i=li iiilitlcit-r d [hl' l‘llll'lfilh of
boron in l‘lllil‘t‘
ignorance ot the report. it inklmr of linvn-
bit by tho i'lll'hlt insurgents and do not.
.l:'t\.it-v,- illi‘t‘ii is any ltllfll irt tlm .‘t l «in,
"H ‘i t'ildvst ri.n.r:e tollimnfl'ir: tut-Liar
t‘unitrtl tlli over thecmiiitry into lost night.
Tho Spaniards lit-itttrioil In.
KEY \i‘t-‘w‘. Jan. l7.‘-JJ‘KUH Portion. it.
Well known iltthnii ptitrioi. hits l'f‘l‘t‘iVl‘fl it
t'iphcr dispatch from (it‘lll’f'fil “with I. do
‘lililflllff that the Hilillllflrlii Worn litiniiiiotl
'in n". all
4.: NV. rind llizl'. tvititiii 2i hours
lluviinzi would lie in p.....«...1uii of the pi»
C:i:iipmt' Holler-stilt”: L‘cniotL
l,tl\,.'l'll\', .lnn. 7.—A di<p:i:.~li to The
. Tilili‘i from .‘dndrid Sn't‘s tlint tlio report
tliut l‘nt‘iiui lirncrul ('oiiipo-i liiili rosipucd
is denied in official curios. /
COUNTERFEITER CAUGHT. 1
James W. Ill-kc Captured In the Act of
Making: Bogus Coin.
Loris. Jan. T.—.ltiizim: w. Blake.
who says he has been u milrtuitl man all
his life. was captured in :t rnl‘lll on Pine
turret just us he wns preparing to lit-gin u
.lllll of counterfeiting.
l'iiiird Sititt's .‘lnl‘sl‘ltll lynch and [hip-
itty Qutiylii ('llnii‘ upon him in: he was ill
the not of iiteltiiiu the metal :irid captured
it set of plaster of paris molds for silver
tiollnrs and other inipltintt tits. ’l'lit- prise
lllli‘f‘WiiFi taken. before United State: (‘om-
Fl"
f iiiis'sitinor lit-3y. who held him in bonds of
Mom) to appear before the United r'tntrs
district. court .\ltiy -l. W
The oiliccrs any hit is prob:tbly"ii mom-
.bct' of ti pong. Blnkoimpllcntrs nmnn
named li'retl Hiltboiis in the crime.
Receiver For n Trolley Linc.
Titiem‘ox. .ian. 7.—\'lco (“.hnnrt-llor Road
has appointed Judge John Thompson of
Ailiintic City receiver of the Brigantine
'l‘rnnslt. company. it trolley rent! from At. :
lnntlo City‘to Brigantine Beach. {The Ha
bilities‘ tire given nt $472,000 and the fis~
sets M. Situation. .l. Rush Bitter. who was
involved ‘in the recent failure of the So-
licitors" Loan and Trust company of
i’lilltitlclpliin. of which he w‘ns roiii cstntc
ollicor. was president of the transit cont-
pony.
Drowned “’hilo Skating.
BALTlllOl-il'i, Jan, 7.-—i.ouls B. Daven-
port. 21 ycitrs old. son of James C Dave
t-nport. ti prominent merchant of thiscity,
was drowned wbllo skating on Lake iio- ,
land. The young man was ployingf‘cntch- .
n“ with a party of friends when tho ico
broke, tintl be such in full sight of his sis~
for, who was cite of the party. The body
wns not recovered until. several hours ,
lilibi'.
Six Prisoners Escape From Jail.
annvittr‘. .lttn. 7.—-At Charlotte, in
Dixon county, the prisoners. six in num-
ber, awaiting trial in the county jail. suc-
cootled in making their escape. The prie-
onors. two white and four colored. 'were
in jail charged with arson in the town of
Dickson some weeks ago, when the busi-
nose portion of the town was olmostdo-
stroyed by fire.
Royal Fuels: Clubhu Burned.
Tonoxro. Jan. 7,—Tha beautiful club-
house of the Royal Yacht olnbpnd well
known to American yachtsmen. was
burned to the water's edge. A high
wind was blowing. and the ofl‘orts of the
fire brigade were convening. Loss about
880.000; covered by insurance. '
l
'iln
‘ citys'
ileriitnny's Support.
LOXDOH. Jan. 7.-.'\ dittptiioi’to The
's‘lmos from l‘cpo 'l'ttwn toys that ill
Attinrlt‘ttns on tho “and have told 9“"
itlvitt lt‘riiqcr that they sytnpntliino great-
ly with him. but that they cannot WP
him unit-sit ho grunts reforms.
"hint yresith-ntti iim’n lioggrtl President
Kronor." Tho Ttintis' dispatch continues.
"to pvt-rt outside interference by commit
to terms with the National union. A
mt‘utiilu of (irrmiiiiti decided to sand (I
to assure l’roaldout Kruger of
deputation
m: C. s .i.\.\it-:so.\': y
their loyalty. though they have grievances.
’l‘lttty telegraphed to lt'nipt-tor \Vlllinni
through the (turnout consul, iniploriiig
him to bring pruaslll‘n to pi-cvt-iit. England
from meddling in tho 'l'rniini‘oul.
"The fli’ft‘lb‘il rotnixi‘ittt-u in Johannes.
burn l-i arr-ring out nrnis. A l'l‘tlt‘liliillul
government. hits brvn’dcclnrcd. with a
form of ”kill!” int-n.
"'l'lioinsnntls of liners urn fillinlilt.‘ of tho
town. till-r.»- of lulp from oil torts of
(‘optt ('tilctiy have itl‘l‘ll revolved by tho
tit lens“ t‘tttiitiiitiee. and men:iremtrolllng
riipltliy. ’l'lic 'l'ruii-vuiil ling hos llt'i'n
hoisted ovrr tin- (‘Hlliiiilllt'l‘ r..otti~' to,lii~
dioxin that it docs not lllll'llll maestro):
ilio republic. Til‘.‘ people urti iii'ming. llllll
{lulu iiiixictv is felt for Ur. .lititicson.
Stopped Joltannwbtirg'a Food Supply.
“l'rvs'tlt-nt Kruger has stopped the food ,
‘sitppltm in:ti.lt.lttiiiiiosluirtz. Tim wliolo of 3
rtittrm rrnimitlro lint-l ltt-tn .
Nobody is nllntwtl lo l‘l’lil‘f‘ tho ' ,
'i‘ttiimrml territory wltlituit n pnsvport.
. \‘ibiil by ix'r'tigtir,
"It is eluted [but llr. i.o_vi|~i. lhc .‘il'i'rih .
no! tonal
unwind.
fury of stiito for tho '|'rtitis\‘oiil.,witli ll
.Ni't‘l'ttl fund nthls tllspossnl. htitt‘ iltintt-tl ti
h‘crnmn coloiiizutitui t'nmpziuy to intro-
diitrtt hunt.) Hui-mun military vttttlers into
the 'l'rnrm‘nnl. ”
The Berlin correspondent of Tim Times
"The violence of the llri'fin titiiiinst
liturlriritl is tthtitlng. (ind tlin him of o iii-r
iiiitti protectorate over the 'l'roiwi‘nul i-i
wnriiily repudiated ntitl tlciitiiitittil .‘N ti
niitlitinus niid detestable invention. Tim
pitrpt-it-of tltcciiiptzror‘v “domain in l'f'i'rl-
i'ii'lli. l\.‘ii;.'t't' was iwoftflti-«lti ~t'l‘llf‘t' pop
i” sells for no
hi her rice’
W g P .
‘, than other
tobaccos, but is
the Longest
Chow. A ten-
cent plug; ii.
in" as
go as
two pieces
ofany
other kind. "
“rt-q”. fl. '9 - '
t...tt.~.t Sillllllllile
in: tin- 9 .' 'll ill" llllllit‘t‘i lint-nine i‘t-p
lt‘~('llllllgli1’"lvl'i‘lllll'll‘dl‘iof tiio b-wt
.ll .1‘ I'l'~ only. No rlii'll iiiugpiiii-oqii
,«ii it luv (‘t’lll rm won in Alill‘lil‘ll‘t‘l c-
lampiezciglit stuctoin' illH‘l'R‘illlll [:0
clinic run ertittil voices in line Furni-
iitrt- b.» t‘xlttnirmnl.
Entities for lie Haidtys.
'ili ':-| t~~ llfli"l'-t“.l.- llil‘si‘li‘ll ll .frwn
' >\" War-ll win; l....~'. I :- .‘l ‘t\.* l-
»..w it» n -: l‘quml‘ Dwain:
2%.“. (ill t. "i“. w uln-ntw .~ it ~ - rm!»
' » lit“l ti.» :t' l ‘I In Him
' ‘ii 1.3.! not: 1- cl.
- 1.. Mid :ii. .11! ['l t4 <.1 in“?
for lit-:ttiiil'liily ltill~lilii7l"l
it. u‘;. ‘ (llll' Amniit-zin liomm,_ iill'l
l iluw To ‘c‘ui'tti~ii 'l'iicin.”
R. .i. Homer & Co.,
i‘nrtilzurt‘ Mailers-rt mid Importers.
63. 65 W. 23d St, N. Y.
'- iii mil
11in: fwd
[in l A'
l
6:,
..\tl‘|ttinin;; litlt-ti ‘lll‘l'l‘l.
' l' " 4"" ' l' ”lewltl‘Ewtu (if the
l~ . I Rs. ’ . «.z'ti. dict/1 i/v/r (mum-hf.
til-tiriiv tit homi- ll'lil ll) worn l~Tii;z':tinl:
tis'i’. lzer ii'iitiy it's in :i closer coiiinct'
tvitb Hermon}! and tlzo 'i'riplo Allitiiicc.
Mr J. Gordon Spring. .I\'. (7. M. (L.
irrnsiirnr. lltlh' l).'t‘ti appointrtl premier of
(nut l‘tiitJiy‘ in plut'o of ('I‘Cli Rhodes.
'1 ilt‘ now lil‘i‘fllll‘l' wits colonial .«wrutnry '
and premier of i'apo Colony imin H75 in
lowl. lrt‘nsizi'rrfroin NW to lkw. [ll‘t‘lllll‘l‘
illlll tron-diver front lull to INN :ill'l irons
lll‘l‘l‘ from l\‘.l'l on.
’l‘lm London tttinzitl of ihn
public lri Built-lily for the .‘lzlli'llll'l‘tl that.
lie hm rem-heal fl prii‘nic tiivpoi 'li i'mtii j
.l.»li:iuiis|,=b:;r;: iiuiiotiiiciiipthnt llr. .lnnie
Sun has been rescued by the iiitlnndrre.
’l'l;cprc.€t1nipiionislhutp l‘lSlll}: has no-
t-nrrml. and
t:i:~'iod_\' of -f!.lll(‘5l)fl and his men. how
item (lVl‘Z’H’llt'ilet‘il.
’llit- sn'itie illsttnlt'h iilsu states flint tho
iiijitish government is rtioliinzrtruups to
('lIl-z' 'l'ovvn. ’l’wclvo hundred soldiers
il‘!\'t,‘. loit Bombay. and more ms to follow.
(lft‘lllllny Fur ilio floors.
iiifl:li.‘.. .laii. 7,—l‘7mpt‘riir William ro- .
etivul Mr. W. .l. Lotivs, st-ei'einry of state
for tho TrailsVzi'll ut the new l‘lliflCO.
liis mujvsz
’l‘rniievtinl l'i’fllillzl't? could reckon upon the
protection of lirrrnziny.
it is sold ihnt tiiccniperor pitiiiiivoti llr.
Lords that licrm'mywoiilti recognize the 1
liltit'llolllllllli‘u of lllt‘ Tl‘filiFYlifil republic
by iippoiiitiiiq n Gcritinn resident at i’i‘cio.
riti instead of n consul its heretofore nnti
assured the 'i‘rtittsvtml stirriniry of stats
grind; the tripio allinnco Would til-iii recog-
‘ iiizo the independence of the South Afri-
yt'flll republic.
litirtin )liirvrlinll von llicbcrstoin, lilll‘t‘ ‘
l5iL'l‘fif foreign nft'nirs, was not present,
upon tin-:ocmsion oftlio liiipetial audience.
Rocoivrr‘li‘ur the Nypano [font].
lic \\:l~l barn in mi”. .
transitial l‘c- 1
that the lieu-rs, who lillLi tho :
"ired tiic tlvttor that tho
Children Cry foi-
Pitcher’s Castoria. ‘~
; Children Cry for
Pitc‘her’s Castorta.
When l1..i y “.1”
l"
\'~'i :
:'l{. n':‘ Edwin-r i ii 'orlu
“ me we. -. 'i (,‘Tlfi l. ("4“ t‘l'l 'tl llil‘ "it.“
rid.
. h'lt‘ ill‘l‘ "~'l‘ -§, 51w i‘liiiij; to ('1i:~il’ll'if)
.i'hon t~t no.1 \ Ltzut‘cii. :ihz- t::iu~'li:t‘zu Custom.
/
Ch'ldren Cry foi
‘ Fitcherls cantoria.
l
1
Alumni. O .'-ll‘.n. 7.-—-.liidgu \‘oorhiv has .
appointed John 'l'rid tif Cloi‘t-iiilid. who
bits been receiver of the New York. l‘rnn- j
svlvuniu ntitl Uiiio f'fllll'uflfl. its master com- ‘
'i he duto of '
iiiir‘sioucr to roll the road.
ilio stile litis tint been fixed. but itnwill be
nlioiittho middle of North The price
inst. he at lenst. $1il,0t«tt,titttiniid must
till lib paid within li0¢dnyi 'l‘lio npptiiiit-
mollf‘WIiEl nit-.tlu on the ii[plii‘.‘lllttil of the .
company oft
l
l’urtners' Leno and Trust
New York.
To Si‘ttlo “'ith the Cherokees.
or. 1...: ta. Jnn. 7,—t'ipocint l'nitcd‘
Mutts liidzgin Attent .lnmrs ti. Dickson
hit for tho lTniun iigcnty tit Muskogee, :
l. ’1‘. lie goes on orders from the treasury .
tlcpnrtmetit iomnkcascttletnont of the
$200,000 claim of the Cherokct vlli‘lflWlIl‘i-‘S .
tigninnt the gowsiniiicnt. 'l'lto I‘lolnwtirgs
ti'. one time bought in on thtitriltiiltirl
rights (if ill‘J l.‘iit=rol<eos. htitl this rcpro
tt-iztr. their slim-e from tho rcccxfisnln of
Elic":lt‘lp.’." ‘
Collector and Funds )lldslng. .
Pl:0\'li'l2.‘2ifl-‘.. Jan. 7.-‘”i’rctltvrick
Loo. n collector for Cnlef Bros, ninrkct;
nit-ii lit-re. is missing. ntid it. is reported
that be isscvcrnl hundred dollars short in.
his accounts. line year ago another man
oti the same route disappeared. and tho-
iirni newr licnrtl of hiiti nftnr.
New Turk State history.
ALBANY. .‘lnn. 7.-—Dnrlng December
1. 3m volumes were added to the State li-
brary. making, with the traveling librnrlos
and duplicates, n total of 816,861 volumes.
.t
K. 1
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who ,
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ii; i. llttt lltttit t llitilottl M. A
.diti n itpn-ihlt l illl‘
JUN! 10. 1M.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK AB
FOLLOWS:
Fort Nrw Yon-i
A iii—silo .fimos.l|lbac.6lilac.106sr.
fhilexat'ir .003“ 036w. 100901, idiom,
lld‘l iox. l' .\l.-l:lt:2es. i ll “322.3 cx.2lil ac.
iO‘liic. lulu dates. Milne. Billet. Minoan.
Bllyc. loatacJfiiwex. -
Simona.
A.M.——l8ft‘lox flint»: Mil -x.0lft .. 1.
-otitt-x.tit-tiex.ttsstlc. ‘ w l M
Foii Now ilavvs:
A. M ~llt'i ex. 1 Elli-x. fllfliic. 'flill tic. it ill at-
9116!. Which. Hill «I. ll “me. i' M -4: l
ex. 1 «Lac. ‘34! ac to "rl'lltv‘lrill. :lltl ex. 0 :0
so. on. ics. office. H27 no. 7 In ex. tun .u: to
Bridgeport. ti ii so. 0 4 ac. ii if: tic.
Snsnattt.
A. Illa-103 rx. 1 ill ex. 7 38 ac. 012 no. 715st.-
LEAVE NEW YORK.
Fon Soc-m Noun-aura
‘A. M» l2lllni‘d‘tt x. 500 it'. dillat'. Tll'lm‘.
80th little): W: i x. tuition. illi'ii tin, ll illeh.
llls‘lntr. i'JIJl it..." no. \l.—i Hi (‘. Inuit-x.
J lilies. 3 Wet. «illicit H": 1 ex. 4 ill I Hi. no.”
es. 600 cit. 003 so. 7 iii tie. it . it he. 1' ill or.
St'siinioi.
Au-«ii’mesutw no. 700 so. 1'. Mann
x.
llanbiiry Division.
Luvs Smmt Sodium:
A. H —tii’.'.' ii ‘. '.' 15 st'. lllflfl o-x.
ac. 4 iii i’iti:1iis.ti t-x. I “ex. 5 5“ :tt:
Mixture.
l’. .\l -—7 '3": so.
i' .‘tl.~l iii
A. .‘l.-i'l-.’tl a".
Luvs: ll.\!\'f|l'li\'2
A \l - lllflltit'. 7 Dill“. 95711. ‘.l ill 51'.
ill-J ex 5l>lat~ Ii turn.
H‘spavs.
l', A}. 50.3 m‘.
.-
ttitiito it Peanut: l.
I’noplt- surely realize that «itch and
l‘Vi'ryUllt'lll‘i‘ jllllL't‘li ivy wiitit they are
:iltic to do, unit we not i‘l‘t‘illlt‘ii in: what.
503])“ one t-i‘t- Illl'll‘l'ttlalill‘s or can t5xeeutc.
Lulu-s :iwukt-ii ill “Hit it) wliiit. must
t-oiwt-riiailtt-itt.iiiitl thth in their figure
:Ll.Il.‘l]".“‘ ilf""'
\Vci't-ziny itiii‘li‘t‘ i' is llll illlpflrf'inf.
tliitv Wt- HWI' ourlet-a :iizti {lieu-is to
lllllhi' titt- lilo-l. of wind lirilfli‘t: lilir‘. nii'en
ii».
Thus, to our hands lil'l' intrii-tmi not
only tlt-- [Hill‘flll ll'l il‘lililt"1l or ill-' form.
but ttiw our l'l'liii‘ l'i. llllltl‘l‘t‘t'llll‘lii of
figure, nod in no alilllll degree. our ltiippi-
new, '
l: in-ittt-rs not \vlit-lht-r Wt' tire l'll‘l‘i or
poor {ills t«i:le("'i i:.!t-ri ~.t~ ll~t till.
LADIES,
«f lrlli‘ culturi- llllli intelligence (’Sii'l‘lil it.
”i ruti nt C'Iniliil~lill"‘ill it. lll' ititlt- by tho-
ex- now of lili'll‘ own ubiliiy to (nil. limin—
utility lilting Jilf‘llit it;
MOTHERS.
con ju—‘lj: (1"‘l tit-nit"; of tin-1r tliitiuhtt-rs
=i‘l:rt;t-~~-i'~<lltt' knowledge and :iltiittv,
not only to >1l.lt'Tllll"'lll but to cut :ilill
‘iiu‘nt' ’iu-Er ll.\l| (Tittlltil'LZ ii is wit evl
vieiit lil-‘lL filt‘f.‘ \vitl llllllit‘ llv'L-Li‘i' wives and
iii-tilt ;‘~.
VOU.
may think this cull is. not for you, but
ptvt'tittgn it ie.
5o till 4‘ nit)” your ~t-itint: in “in Us you
l'linfllll rt‘it \‘o r) f...- In it of l' ii ii “a \'.i.lll'
dim lrts'ii‘ '7 ll} ll'l"fl \‘r‘ 3' mm b to j. i:.
:u. v it...- -,nnr 'ill tt‘ . . inih b~cu cmltd in
the ritli: iiitet'mii. \ i:ll tit.-
URESSCUTTIHG St‘lliflfil.‘
.Wl’ll the ilt‘li“'lllln0ll tn o" in- Hiring your con-
trub" w-lz- Hm “I r ,
School ‘l‘llll'nii'ly, 'l'littn by and Still"-
luy, ‘1 lo 5 and T to t' p. in. ‘
22 SHUTH ltlAlll STREET.
Hill?“ 350R“'Ai.il..
i‘. .‘i
A. MM,“ ('3 ac.
l
to l
of Norwalk.
l
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i."
so
inc-J
W a. 11 Pa
GOR‘HAM’S’
re, l0 1 First ivenue,
Ste
:21- . '
lilo not Want the Earth
with it"fcrice around it .
'but will be thankful for a small
share of Public Panama in.
Butter,Cheefise,Egg‘s
Lard, Pickles,
I ‘ etc” tit The NEW STORE,
7 IZS Washington St..-
5:53..
‘7.th
l —
B. A. VICK
FUNEllll [llllECiilii ,
Alli) EMBMMER.
93 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH
NORWALK, CONN.
anemones, usntcxnno norm. -
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