‘
lav-loti- Blue and Black.
I“ to noon. Tailor-made.
hint stvlo, satin waists and
slave linings. Diagonal woe
stad
t: i 'r s l
in blue and black. saw a
suit. All great bargains. Call
and examine.
oooowm,
“ ‘ no Moohlnfion
Uncut},
R. F. W. DARMEB
“ICE“ IEITIOT.
.48 Washington St.,
«.Iootll Iota-It. Bonn.
TEETH "LLB” AND EXTRACT!"
‘ wtruour rstv.
Artificial "‘onth olth and wlthont plates l)
thwart improved moth do.
0 operation» end ms t- modorn Ibr-
‘H‘JDWTM ‘l'llaslb'l'll about” at alt-ail
until» D'Mt‘ho-[d by ..th» dentin»
Mb Path-ted Fro- of‘ huaewhoro 0th-
a
9"” .srs-ahu-vn he mama.
4w
"s
, 'For the
; Aceton
.A lady in a: terminal-o,
omo'e nouns.
Prom Bus. to untllh p. m. Open Wallis-do)
.. guide inlay unlil! p. In.
All was warrsniad tor an roars.
Consultation I‘roo.
‘ Loan-Your
Orders for
Extra Fine
if“: Pickeled Oysters
Blue Points.
Holidays, at
Hunt & Zeluff’s.
HORSES!
Hones Buried in the Winter
at our stables on Water street in the
olty.or at our East Norwalh or West
“0"“. fltmo
flood Warm Stables.
«large yard for exercise. opening to the
south.protee:etl on three sides by build-
innuendo! experienced horsemen in
attendance.
lllllllllll in
, .
”raw—”wwwmw... .
is...
.—
. Adz-root .
luau now been before the public two
years, and its success in cut-mg all dis—
eases in which pain and illith fewer are
prominent. symptoms has been truly
‘ remarkable. ‘ ,
M'ORIPPE.
r» . 'tltisiu thisdread disease thatAceton has
acuteVedt-sureatest hllcctrui. It taken
upon the nupem‘ance of th’ fil'~i
nymptnma. headache. fth‘l'. mu~cnlar
~ emetic», etc. ll will care about New
we, and completely cure in :56 ll: “T's.
Socnuildent are We ol' this fact that.
wondered last winter 8200 for a case
in which ll completely failed.
HEADACHE AND NEURALOIA.
.Nluely per cent. of all uventiacues Will
borelteved at once, the other 10 per
cent. being can-zed bv errors or refrac-
tion can only be cured by properly
fitted glasses. Neuralgin. that. tear-
ing. darting. agonizing pain over the
eye or through the temples, is quickly
overcome.
COLDS. «
Three powders taken as directed on
circular will break up the severest
"odd in two hours, preventing pneu-
monia, bronchitis. etc.
DVSMENORRHOEA.
Eartha mnnizluz pains of this very
gunman disorder Aceton is the finest
remedy in the world today. Scores of J
ladiu who have been great suflerers
' for years write us that three or four
”pom will invariably control the
_ n.
acct-on .
’ta put up in boxes of 12 powders each
forifioonts. For sale by all drug-
? .ltii‘iuNthcAtcn.
MYSTIC. CONN.
1 1' “fi-
' King‘s New Discover in my store I sent for
y
, for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
”Dr. llantl's Remedies for Children
hare been of such great benefit to mo. 1
dsslntowrltoashoet testimonial. 1 am
the mother of six children, and in the
past few years have used Dr. Hand's
Colic Caro and Dr. Hand's Chafing Pow-
der. and would novorbo without them.
For colicky babies nothing ever made
equals Dr. lland‘s Colic Cure—Mrs.
Charles B. Holley, l'.‘ \'iuton street." At
G. C.8tlllson's and Ii. G. Tomlinson‘s.
afioeuts.‘ .
Wife—lion's an account of a man who
shot himself rather than sodor the pans:
of indigestion. Husband-Tho fool
Why didn't he take DoWltt's Little Early
Risers! I usodtosnflerashadas he did
before l commenced taking these little
pills. F. P. Wood & G. C. Stillsott
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers for hilloua-
ness, Indigestion, constipation. A small
pill, a prompt curs. E. P. Wood & G. C.
Stiilaon.
—-Aoeton is harmless.
Piles of people have piles. but DoWltt
Witch Hazel Salvo will cure them. When
.m-mptly applied it cures scalds and
burns without the sllgtost pain. Ill. P.
Wood a: G. C. Stillson.
Dr. Shields, an eminent physician of
Tennessee, says: “I regard Ayer's Sore
saparillla as the best blood-medicine on
earth. and I know of many wondcrfu
cures eflected by its use." Physicians
all over the land have made similisr
statements.
The Olscoury Salted ills Lilo.
Mr. G.Cai-louette,druunist,Beaversville,
"L, says: "To Dr. King’s New DlecOVPf! l
owe my life. Was taken with La Gripm
and tried all the physicians for miles
about, but of no avail and was given it
and told 1 could not live. [loving Dr
-t hotllenud began items and from the fir-u
Ilusc began to not better. and after using
three bottles was up and about attain. l.
is vvnrth its Weight in gold. \\'e won't
keep store or house without it." Get a
free trial at G. (7 Stillwn's and F» l‘.
lVeed'a Drug Stores.
—Aceton will break up a cold.
lion's This!
We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY at C0,, Toledo, 0.
“'e. the undersigned. have known F. J.
Cheney for the last 15 years. and believe
perfectly honorable in all business trans-
actions and financially able to carry out
any obligations made by their firm.
“'58P: & Tint/ix. Wholesale Druggiato.
Toledo. 0.
WALblso. lexax & Maule. Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo, 0.
Hall's Catnrrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Testimonial-
sent free. Price The per bottle. Sold by
all druggists.
Cure for headache.
As a remedy for all forms of Headache
Eaeclfic Bitters has proved to be the very
best. It eiTects a permanent cure and the
most dreaded habitual sick headache-
yield tot’lts influence. “'e urge all who are
afflicted to procure a bottle. and give this
remedy a fair trial. in cases of habitual
constipation Electric Bitters cures by gin:
ing the needed tone to tile hmvels.mod l
few cases ions; resist the use of this medi-
cine. Try it once. Fifty cents and $1.00
at G. C. Stillson's and E. l’.’Weed‘s Drug
Stores. ‘ w
"suffering with piles, it will interest
ynu tn know [but De‘Vitl’a “t'itéh Hazel
Sallie will cure them. This medicine I.-
a specific for all complaints of this char
actor, and if instructions (which are sim
ple) are carried out. a cure will result
We have tested this in numerous cases.
and always with like results. it newer
fails., E. P. Weed 8: G. C. Stillson.
—-Aceton cures headache
No excus or sleepless nights whon
you can pro are One Minute Cough Cure.
This will relieve all annoyances, cure
the ")1th sewn- cough and give you rest
and health. (‘an you uffwrd to do with-
out it? E. l’. “'eed 8: G. C. Stillsou.
-—Aceton will preVent pneumonia.
rightly
relief
Minute C-uzh Care is
it affords instant
from suffering when afflicted uith it
severe cough or cold. it acts on the
throat. broochical tubes. and loans and
never fails to give immediate relief. E
P. Weed 8: G. C. Stillson
O I»,
named.
—Aceton cures the grip.
Bucklin's Arnie: Salvo. ,
The best salve in the world for cats,
bruises, sores, ulsers. salt rhenm. fever;
:sores, tetter. chapped hands. chilblains,
looms. ‘and all skin eruptions. ‘and pool-
' tively cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25‘ cents per
box. For sale by G. C. Stillson‘ and E. P.
‘Weed. ‘ . .
‘ remedy for croun. Safe for children and
adults. E. P. Weed 8t 6. C. Stillaon
A January thaw is always more pro-
ductive of colds and coughs than a Jan-l
nary freeze. Then is the time Ayer‘s
Cherry Pectorial is needed and proves
so'cxtre rely efiicacims. Ask your drug-
gist for it. and also for Ayer’s Almanac,
Which is the to all.
One Minute Cough Care is 7a popular.
,tm
‘ l a W: 1‘? ‘
h ‘loltorstoo the Story not is. trot
”mum, N. Y., Jan. tie-lingual! The Nation's SOIODI DO Littldl HA\'AHA.~.l:m. 8.~—~"lu~ insurgent baud
Burlinxamo. dlstrict attorney of Albany
county; Deputy Attorney -Gt‘ltt'fltl lins-
hrouck. Galen ll. liltt of Albanyand John ,
'1'. Norton of Troy visited Clinton prison ‘
to interview John McGough. who is sorr— l
ing a term of 20 years as on secompllm of '
Bat Shoo. who was convicted of killing
Robert lines in Troy in law.
hidinugh says that he. not Shoo. killed
Rites. Mr. Burllugamo appeared as special
representative of Governor Morton ltllli
Mr. llnshpmck at the request of theattor- ‘
any general. Messrs llitt and Norton are
Sbt-a'n attorneys.
Notional: was taken to tho wanieu's
Mice and questioned by Mr. ilurlinguuw
and Mr. Tia-brooch. The M‘filitlll luau-d
some little. Tito attorneys declined to state
what trumplrtxl, saying that the interview
would he made public after it luui been
submitted to the governor.
Shca'a counsel questioned McGouuh in
the presence of Nportcrs. lie was pt-rl‘wb
ly command. and unmvcrcd iu monmylltr
bleo when posidblc. Ho mid that he was
unruly to repeat under oath llio stuteuu-ut
made in his letter to the governor that lit‘.
anti not Shea. had killed lions. lie said
that no one bad oomunmlcniml with him
in Tefilfllllw to the donor. it was a free
and voluntary confession. To the govoruv
or's Mlmu'llllttlvt', so far as could he
learned. he practically roman] the state
meats in the letter which be but! written
on Saturday and forwarded to Governor
Morton. He also denied having spoken to
Warden Thayer before writing the letter.
Messrs. liitt anti Norton gave out a
statement upon rent-hing Pluitaburg. 'l‘ht-y
complained that they won- not allowed to
ace hlvtz'ouglt alone. while the state's ulll‘
curs had done so. They added:
“The govemor's hum-smitutives take
home with them an tulitlztvit from Mr—
Gough antlalargc aumunt of matter in
the Htctlogruphvr‘s noun. Not a Word of
information are we pcrmittml to have of
all that the prtnurcution has swuml. This.
we believe. the governor did not inn-ml.
It is not fair or just. Ullll‘fll the governor
sent us here on u fool’s errand he will not
approve of the llll'llllllsl pursued by his rep-
rcscutatives."
THE GOLD Rig—SERVE.
More urge Withdrawals of the Money.
Metal From the Sabin-usury.
\l’Astllm'ms. Jun. H.—'l‘lie treasury yes
tcrdny lost $2.itl:l.uul) in gold bars and ,
$1,000,000 in gold coin and I'l‘lft‘llt‘tl from
the Mercantile National bank of New York
8500.000 in exchange for cum-no}. making
the not lm‘s for the day £2,759.01)”. This
leave-i the true amount of the reserve at
the close of business Sim..'l;’tl.7ill.
ln financial circles here the fear is ex
pressed that the heavy withdrawals on‘
but the beginning of heavy vxwrtatlous.
It is recalled that during last January the
withdrawals amounted to about “5.000,-
000. of which Elmotillfllhl were withdrawn ,
within two weeks and over $7,000,000 In
one day. _
The fact that {it} days must elapse before
the new bond issue can be closed and the :
contracts awarded Sl‘t‘lll‘l to add to lhl‘
anxiety heretofore felt. and in minu- quar—
ters thcopininn is caprcsml that below,
ihc bit of February nrr'ivcs thug-till rt-svt‘vt‘
will have been reduced ctmsidvrably below
any point it has reached hitherto.
Admiral Bntice's Squadron.
\VASHISGTO)‘, Jan. it—Tlu- continued
reports of llienssetnblingof a larmnl'niml
Slates fleet in Turkish waters is (linen-div
cd by those in a position to'k'now at the
navy department. it is pointed out that
thi- fleet already there is ample to give any
momlcffert to such urgent tit-mantis on
Turkey as this grovermm-nt might den-r-
mlnc upon This fleet is said to l'flllill that
of any of the luropcnn powers. although
their interests in Turkey are for more im-
portant tlmnibteu‘ or thei'niml States.
Admiral Bttuee's squadron lira oil llnmp» ,
ton Roads apparently awaiting orders. it
Was thought repairs to the Maine might.
occasion some delay in case of a move-
ment, but the admiral tolegmphs that
those repairs can proceed at sea.
Ste-mol- “'lltlflower Missing.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 8. — The well
known llritish tank rllt‘lllllt'r \\'lldilo\ver,
Captain Stout-well. which sailed from ‘
Philadelphia I’l'l‘. ii for Rtiilt‘ll. France.
with i.lT:l,tl;’tl gallons of crudeoil lnbulk,
valued at $59,053, and manned by a crew
of 30 men all told. is believed to have
blown up or founder-ed at sea and all
hands perished. no tidings having been re—
cclvetl from the ship since siioicft tlu- Del-
aware breakwater that day. She probably -
met with disaster when not far from this ‘
shore by the memorable gale of lit-r. H.
which is thought to have sent to the bot
tom the Stag linc steamship inturt'stiatin. .
which left the. same day. bound for Sligti, ‘
Ireland. with min.
Horses l‘erioh In Flames. .
BRISTOL, \'t.. Jim. 8.—h‘irt- destroyed};
the Commercial House. barn, with nine;
horses, one cow. three hogs. wagon, cur~
ringes and othcr contents. and the house
and blacksmith shop of l". eruougbfl
The losses are $8.00". with $3.200 incur-l|
Captain of Harvard’s Crew.
Castautmlt. Masts” .lan. ~ s.—l“. M. t
Forbes. class of ‘96, of Paris. was chosen;
captain of the Harvard senior crew. [
Philip ileclam, the famous publisher. ,
j ll. ilavi< of the revenue (‘Iliio‘l‘;\lllll‘t‘\\‘
TELEGRAPHlC—TTCKS. ii
._._.__. I
died in Leipsic. . ‘
Sir Julian Goldsmitl. the Well known‘I
Hebrew philanthropist who has been ill;
for some time pilsl. died in London. ‘
Fire destroyed the Commercial llousc at ,
Bristol. \‘t., the l‘rn connected. with all ;
its contents an adjacent dwelling and a
blacksmith shop. ;
W. J. Weber and Gus Weber, bis broib- ‘
or; were arrested in Chicago charged with
plotting to kill E. V. Hamlin, secretary of
the Kilmvr Steel Tile company. l
The. resignation of lion. Charles hi.
Preston ns superintendent of state banks
was received at Albany. hir. Preston's
tcrm Would not have expired till May next.
Mrs. Margaret Baum. aged tl-i yours,
wrist-Inpioycd about a stove in ln-rhomc
near '(lailicoon. N. Y.. when her dress
. caught fire. and her body was burned to u
cinder before help arrived.
The .stthooncr Billow. bound front Rock-
land. Mo. to Richmond. with a cargo of
lime, which went - ashore on Duck island.
on the coast of Maine. and the cargo of ‘
which caught fire, was burned to the Win» l
ter’s edge.
The court of appeals at Albany handed
down a decision affirming the order of the
lower courts in refusing to grant a man-
damusto three discharged capitol order-
lies commanding the commissioners of
public bulldlngstositand heurtheirprw.
additional revenue.
. int! homo t'llrrt‘llcy properly
1 a prominent Odd Fellow.
and Talk Much.
833N103 VEST DRAWS BIB SWORD.
no Denounces Things In General and
”and Nyntllenlen In Particular ’l‘lu- su-
preme Court nonunion. Introduced
In Both llratlchea of Congress.
\i'Aintnlurol, Juli. ti.——'l‘ho serum was
El ‘ p...
' l’hirinio means; it... mils-i lt‘eor do
i up to tho exuviut- liortln‘nsteru [erlltlll of
treated to one of Stunner th'n riumu‘tor— .
istic stun-cites. llo arraigned the supreme
court for tho lumme tax decision. He laid
the mttxuutibillty for the luck of revenue
at their door win-u they exentptctl the .
”atmlltl Wealth iii the land" from tum-
tlon. llc eontrustul llu- l'tlt'tll'titl of the
present and past administrations. lb-
‘ threw mint-light upon heretofontunknown
t'lutpllrra in tllvhistoryof the McKinley
law. [To deuounmul tln- iluuncial ill'll'lllb
. cllu‘nf this coumry and of others upon
titanium-yeti inlluvuw. “t‘ attacked the
pn‘rlltlt‘lll and tlu- it‘t'n‘llll'y of the ll’t‘llrilll')‘
for their pmposltion to retire the llrt't‘ll‘
bucks and pinu- tlu- vin-ulatlun in the
bands of the national lullllirl. Honoured
Seen-tan (.‘ariish- uguilirll binntelf. and. in
t‘tllli‘lllfllflll. div-lured that the conflict be-
tween blmclalllsm and the gold stitlltlnrtl
was irn-pn-a—zible. and that lilt'. smut-r it
' was til'i‘itil‘d the better it would i ,- i‘ur our
’
public and privutp life.
The other feature of the session grow out
of the illlrtllllt'iiull by Mr. i'bandlt-r of a
bill for a [mpulnr loan through the lrm‘lit"
of postal sitvillgut'crtliil'ulm. In the mul‘w
of Mr. Chamber's l't’lllltl‘lirl lbt' l‘llliit' I'i'
piles of the Print-e of Wales. the "Milk
‘ uhlltis ulni utlu-m in tin- New York World
were ulltulul to. and Mr. [Mim- l'lllllllill
that the editor of The World luul been
guilty of violating \t"'lltill 5.3.1.3 of the re-
vise-ti statutes in holding mmmuuirntion
with tlllll'lllirl of another utll't‘l'llillt'lll. the
purpoo- of “'lllt‘ll “was to interfere with n
tin-usurp of tin,- l'ttlml States. "
Mr. Gray of Delaware rebuked bulb
Messrs. Lodge and Chandler for lllt' slug
motion that public opinion multl llnl ill“
solicited t-ltlier lll'h'til' abroad on any ques-
tion and :Illlrnml that a just public npin
.inn itinll t'lVlll'th‘tl trump; must be the
final arbitrator of all disputes.
'l'uriil‘ llill Atm-mlnwntn.
Mr. l’ritclinnl of North l‘arolinaguve
nolircuf llll intended llllll'lllllllt'lll to the
l:iriil‘bill for the restoration of lln- Mt"-
lt'itlb-v duties on various articles. int-bu!
itlg clays. lime. marble, stone. iron m“.
timber. lumber. tnlnm‘o. live llillllllllv. ag-
ricultural products. ilsb. fruit. llil':ll~‘ of
all kinds. poultry. lard. lll'lllll. \rml. t-ml
' and coke. and inert-using the duty on mica
to fill l'l'lll“ per pound.
Among the bills and Neolutions' intro
duct-d in the smatt- were the following:
lly .\lr. Davis—A joint resolution to n-
vivc the grade of lieutenant general in the
army in the interest of lit-none! Milw.
By Mr. linnsbmuuh~A joint remltliion
directing the set-minty of agriculture in
n‘stimr‘ the purchase and distribution of
‘ seeds in llt‘t‘lll'illllll'l‘ \\ ilb the appropriation
lllllllt' for that purpose at the last session
of mumn‘ss.
lly .\lr. liaillnm‘r—A joint resolution
appropriating scrotum) for rebuilding the
old ship Constitution.
By Mr. Allen—A bill tiin‘ctimr the fore-
closure of the Rill't'l'illlll'lll lin-n on the Pa-
ciilt- railroads. The bill providm~ for Till'
Illh'l‘llilnll of the marl by the government
in raw it is not t‘mlm mml by the present
”\Vlll‘rfi.
Brief Session In the House.
Alloillt-l‘ ltl'it'f zit-salon of [be lmlm‘ “as
held. at which the only important busi-
ness transacted was the admission of the
new llli‘llllll'l‘ from the llt'W state of l'tuh.
. Mr. Allen. utul tlituuitmtiunnf l’t'sullllitlllu
calling upon the attorney gent-rill for in
formation concerning tln-enforcement of
the antitrust lmv and fur l‘t‘t'tilllllll'lltilh
tinns of new legislation on thusubjm-t.
and on the seen-larval“ the treasury for
statistics l‘tlpi‘t'l'lllllgllll‘ soul ll~llt'l‘lr~'t)l
. the lleriug .wu.
Tili‘ following were muting the bills and
. resolutions introduced:
liy t‘_'\\'. Stone of Pennsylvania—(iro-
niingn special mnnntksiun on biglnvays.
to mntitmvdnritlu the present congress.
The sum of $10,000 is nppropriatmi for
carrying out the not.
By Mr. \l'ausworth of New York—To
authorize the issue of L”; pcr l't‘lll bonds
to maintain the gold resent-mid for the
redemption and retirement of ”alumni.
backs and treasury notes.
By Mr. llom- of New York—Tn provide
for dredging: and widening the channel, ut
vatown creek. X. ‘i'. 'l'brt‘e hundred
,thousand dollars is appropriated lot-the
purpose.
By Mr. Stiller of New York—Bill to raise
persons or corporations who employ sweat «
I shop labor shall paya tax of 3:500 per your.
My Mr. Baker of New Hampshire—A
joint resolution to secure lill' pun-base and
distribution of valuable seeds. as rt‘ipiiml
by law.
By Mr. Cummings of New York—To
impose it (llSl'l‘lillllll'lllllg duty oh tll‘ll imr
ported from this side of the l'ape of Good
Hope
lly .‘ir. Filirriiild of New York (by re-
l qtu‘sll—A bill prepared by 'l‘bcmlort- (iii-
3 man of New York in provide for the in»
corporation of clearing bousw and ii clear-
st'l‘lll‘ml.
For Defense or the Lake (‘iiit-s.
Mil-.WAI'Kl-ZE. Jun. n.—(‘omumntit‘r » '.\.
.lulltisloli has been ordered to \l'uxbington
on temporary duty. The government aux
thol‘itica. here will not my it word about. ‘.
the object [of the order. it is it Well known
t'at-t. however, that be is the oldest and
most experienced ()lilt‘i'l' in tln~ l'nitml
States revenue Service. and that his stand.
mg in the service is high. it i.» believmi
that inl has been called in the national
rupitul iogive his \'ll‘\\'.~' as in the mos-u
titer-live.”manner in which to providi- for
the tlvft‘nse of the lake port cities in east-
of war with with Great Britain.
_. _.-, ,,, -.
(‘ivil Service Examinations.
Atnaxv. Jun. b'.-—A t'nnlpt'tliivv civil
service examination for the positions of
junior physician and first assistant physi-
cian in the state hospitals will be bold at
Albany on Jan. "" llotnpvtitivenxaminie
‘ time; for the position of steam engineer.
electrical burrito-er and dynmno tender in
the static institution will be lli‘lli at Albu-
It provides that all -
ny. Bnmkiyu. iltlti'uloand Syracuse Feb. l. ‘
An Ext-Mayor‘s Suicide.
Amos, 0.. Jun. 8.-—J. F. Scott. ex-
mayor of this city, committed suicide by
hanging himself in his bedroom. Ilc llilll
been suffering from grip for nearly a your
and lately had an attack of nervous plus-
trntion. He had made several previous at.
tempts to take hisllfo. The deceased WM
“Wm-mm
fit: of Havana.
amuuamlni by Zaywl was reported at dif-
lt'l‘l‘lll lilllt‘s‘ at i'ultulio. liuuynbul. llnyo
(,‘ulnrmlu and Paula lino-n. alluWillK that
he full-mod prrtt; closely the line between
the prm inn-mi i'inar ilt‘l iiimmd lluvutut
lelr tit-l iliu. 'l‘bi-a brought him into lln-
rt‘pluu "mm “bit in large lilllllil'l'a‘ of lumps
new will to guard lllt' Western upprmu-ll
to lluvnuu. it liUl‘n not ammu' tlml the
iunurm-uls were in any un-ut I'm-w. and no
engagements are reported.
The fields of the Vault-spin”willie have
been burned. and the villages of l’ucrto la
liuiru and Murnlm lum- ulm been put in
the tun-h after being pitmtleml. tit-muting
lo the report received lll'l‘l‘. ,
’l‘ht- lullux of refugees from the whole of
the territory surroumllnu llavuna eutitllt
new. and uptuircntly it In Hot [uneiblt' in
"Mill" suillrlrnt lllt‘ttllllttl tmusmrtutiun
In ttt‘t'ultitumlule llll' lll‘t'lllu l‘ittttllilmlilul
their household grants. The rountry bl't‘lll‘
to be entirely .‘lillilltitllll'tl in lite insurgent
army. and no inuvt-tm-lit apparently avail-t
to t'llt‘t‘k them.
The ens-tern portion of the island seems
not to have been entirely stripped of an of-
ft‘t'lit'l‘ l'tirt'i‘ of insurgents. "A report from
Santa l‘lnm says [but the tnmpseucoull-
it-ml the insurgent band led by Pancho
Car-lilo and in the battle which \t'llilllt‘tl
Ml<llliilfll a loss of Ed
Word has just llu'll received that the
ritilllllia‘ of motion and lnuskt-try have been
heard in the nelisliborlioml of iiuunujuy,
an important town of 4.1M! inhabitants in
l’llmr (lei lilo, l-‘i mllcs mutltwunl of llu-
vnnzi. it is \llIlIMlit'il that an engagement
i< inking: plm'v tbvn- ix-tun-n the fort-N of
General Slum-'1. Villiit“ lillii the insurgents.
but the numbers engaged or the mum'
“"lll'll litt‘ fortune of the light is taking is
not known.
The insurgents an- burningatul denim)“
ing up itl\\‘llllll| right “1le of Havana.
The district around the village of Cala-
bumr aim sullen-cl. (‘alnbazar is only two
miles from \‘i-ntn. \vlu-n- tiu- uppul‘lllllrl b:
lot-tiled upon “bleb lluvamt depends for
its Water supply. in the Culitbumr and
llnyu ('nlormlu tii~trivt,~' thi- miu- has been
burned in the ill-hie of .‘lllllllll. Harm and
Barnett-t.
De Louie's Statement.
“'A‘lmxtlillt'. .lun. h' -—.\l the state dc
pur'nu-tlt it is said that lluinforlnntion has
been twolvml mtwvrniugthe l‘t'lml‘lt‘ti l‘l‘ll-
li'illl‘lllllilllull of :ill‘uit‘s at Havana. .\s
tlu» ll:l\_\‘ department has no hilllh‘ in (bi-
illlll \\'.ilt'l‘\ no infnrnuttinn routes from
that vmlrm: The intelligence fl‘ulll (‘nba
is of bill‘il an alarmingt'lmrm'lvrthat some
<urprio~ is i‘.‘l]ll‘l'.~~l‘ll. l'Vl'” byuilieinls. that
no WHI‘II l'l’lltll's‘ it) iht‘ R'l‘l‘l‘llllll‘lll ml in
the situation,
Mitlb'tor llt‘ Luinv of Spain has his pa-
tit-nt‘t-mrI-ly tried ill the n~porl-. “lilt‘ll lu-
n'gurtl» as extravagant, and at the con
stant lilllllll'lt“ mining to him. Tin- lllt‘ll-
lion of the wpnrt that (loin-rill l‘uinpns
hus‘ l‘t‘~l;:lll‘ll or that lilivulul bus faillvlt is
lntllutmutly l‘l'il‘lllt‘ll by him. ib- lbw-i not
l'.‘ll'1‘ to make deniab‘. for. be saw. those
h‘pui‘is’ are illi'll pn'postvrotw insurgent
fitls'lilI-ut'mlls that be will not lintit't' them.
MRS. DAVIDSON'S STORY.
The \l'tmmtl (‘lmrgetl “'iilt lllnrkmullinx
lit-v. .\Ir. Ilrtvwn Tt-llis III-r 'I‘ttle.
SA): l‘it.u‘t'i<co. .Inn. 5,—Wln-ti the pn-
limitmry examination of Mn. Mary A.
Davitbon, charged with t-xtnrtiiig Show
from RM. llr. (‘. t). Brown. was rnwunu-tl
in l'ili' police murt. llll’ i‘ImllI um l'l‘tl\\'llt‘ll
with tvomeu. many of lllt'lll memlwr-i of:
Tilt' Fit-st (‘ongrvgatiututl rhtm-li.
.‘ll'r, llavitlmn \l‘ih‘ first [Ililt'l‘tl on lib-l
stand in bvruun tit-fem”. Slut testified
that ihetvus burn in llunmir. M0. Witt-ll
she was 8 years old, she nmvul to lbick
purl. .\b-. She was llllli'l'lt'ii them-to Frank—
lin Pll‘l‘t‘l‘. who mu during.r the civil “'lil‘ a
major. When he “'i'lil in the from. site.
inn. \vent and voltmlwrml her M'I'Vlt‘t“.
“'nl‘kllllz on the flt‘lll and. in the lirupitnls.
Alli-r the war was “Vl‘l‘ hill‘ returned with
her llllslh‘lllti to Btu-kpni't. .\lt-.. but not
immediately. “1' llllli rt-signt-ti {ruin the
armvjmt prior to lllt‘ (‘biat‘ ut' the war.
He (ill‘ll in infill. 511v subsequently mar-
ried 'l'lioltlzts Y. l)li\‘it|~'ull. Sbv l':llllt' to
California on Jun. slum yeah up” in show
corsets ut the llllliwlllil‘l' fair and had
lived here over slut-v. '
Shtl lm‘mlu‘ acquainted with Mattie
()vcriiian at Rev. Rollins" mission. About
two months ago she met llt‘l‘ :tt llr.
Brown‘s, Slu- “1H llt‘\'l‘l‘ .1 member of llr.
llrownk' church, but at the solicitation of
Dr. Brown and thesuperintclulent of the
Sunday school hilt‘ took it “lilll' l‘iil~‘~'. and
be bad praised llt‘l‘ work in [but l‘illiill'll}'
both beiun‘ and ni‘tt'rtln- lilill‘ on which
he pilltl her lill‘ Show. lie liiill also t'llbi
sized her to the other members of the
Sunday school uxulof the church in her
prime-nee. Site narmted her iutinmvy \vitb
Mattie ()vt-rnum. whom she accuses joint—
ly with Dr. iirotvu. and told bmv she llllil
scoured the girl's confident-c.
.
“call: of flrNUTt‘ll (‘llurnt-tt-r.
Ravens (Tl'rv. Jun. S.-('btn'le.~, (Y. Ba.»
suit. known to the sporting: fraternity all
ovcrthe mutiny. a prominent liizure in
the ll'lilllll‘l‘till)‘§ of. Kansas. is (.L‘llti at Hot
Springs. .lrk, iiaswit was once a side
partner oi‘ lint )l:l.~'lt'l‘~‘ull and other noted
characters and made it record for bran-ry-
in Dodge City. Kan. shortlynt'terllit-war. ,
Wilt‘ll he and )lasterson cleared the city of ‘
a gangoi’ outlaws, “bump to that time
llilii run the town as tin-y pleased. it is
said that. like. )lztstcrson. Bitssett luul sm-
eral notches on his revolver. each of which .
stood for a human life.
liassett enlisted in the i'nion army at
Philadelphia. lie was b ll‘ll in Now Bed
ford. Muss. . ill years aim. “
)la‘rrietl ll Rich linttt'ltmuu.
’l‘Rl-Ix'mx. Jun. 8. — .lmnt Elizabeth
llnunclly. daughterof Quartermaster Herr
i'l‘lll lltiltticlly. wnstnarriul to lit-my llit'lr l
:lrd Kamin. :i' \vz-nlthy l'.lll"ilti\i’lll‘l‘ and .
limitless man of I)l'll\'l‘!'. The nulrriauu‘
Wm- :olcmnim-d at Trinity Epismpnl
church. this city. by the Right ill-v. iiish»
up Scarlmmllgb.
Cleveland “'ill'Tuke Bonds.
(‘l.E\‘l-:i..\.‘:l). Jan. 5. —'I‘hi- Nation-ii
When n more boy. i
the price of B. L.
for ordinary
tobacco, as
Tobacco
goes more than
twice as far as
any other kind.
..._...a.—__‘
New ‘m-lr Announcement.
Homer’s Furniture
Retire—ems the In mt and choicest
protltu-tinusot' the home und foreign
markets. and in lill'lzt'r ll=3»\rtllit'liis
than can be found elsewhere. Best
values in all lines.
Novelties fill lhe Holidays.
Tilt‘Ft‘ (‘llmitrlt-‘H tlmnmndeoi nrticb-s. from
iheincxpendm lbw-tor. Ed"; l'luuror Writ-
[ng D.-~l.'. in lint most omuiote l)r:-.~~ing
Tabit‘nrt'nblnvi. 'l'bmc tit-Slrnll-ltif crime.
Im: t:~ef::i, ban-bum" and t‘l'l'biW-t'lfllle
ii. i «luv (lift-.lvil lind nmplm-b-duoin our
vu~t stock. and at nl. prim". plainly ma: kcd.
Beautifully Illustrated Book: “Our
American Homes and How To Fur-
nish Them," sent on request.
R.J. Homer 6: (30.,
Pnrnllure linkerl null Importer-a,
61, 63, 65, W. 230 St, N.Y,
(Adjoining Eden Inna).
Il-u'nor .t (‘w-.’< establishment is one of the
, sights nf Nuir Yu-rk ——.\'r‘u'mrrper ('t‘rmmmt.
I f
M‘t‘.'s\ \11‘sss soosa as. In a a - \ aosmo.
-. s “1- ' “f a; 'fi,]l {)43 ‘a -..
.a Olt’l'lhifil and all P -
'll ll r Macrame Pets.
OUR OFFICE I3 OPPCSK": U. '3. P.1TCNTOFVICZ
and “Cllll.}' ». pm {ill be.) lant- t;..:.u mus:
te‘nt‘it‘ izv'u 'v\ a :1.
Mad model. or. : «r photo" with tit-writ)
'iion. We sdx w il pa: .r or t.- i. lrcc of
$113.3. Ul:r ice tn-t if»: i. 1; ' ' “ml.
A PAMPMLET. ” H 'l ' “"‘l"
cm! Ill umc ll'. ': U. .‘i ill ii iul':l;ii countries:
,st‘lll tree, I‘-
‘. t
. ”throne! a no?
:CJ-‘t. She‘ll“ uo‘ ~: ’. is .
. .
flruv ‘3‘1- .
‘ l'.‘\~< .. l .t
CA smwwnos
GORHAM’S
il»\ K.
' Children Cry fo:
S’itcher’s Castoria.
Children Cry for.
Pitcher's Castorla.
\
When Baby was sick. we gave hsr Castnria
When she was a Child. silo cru-tl for Custom
When she twcnmc 31m Sllt.‘ clung to Castorih
A'hen she tin-.2 Children. she gnu: Lin-m Custom.
l
.
Children Cry fo'
. Pitcher’s Castoria.
ti.
.
. To Cure all
kinds of Coughs or .
Colds, either Bronchial
or Pulmonary. also llonrse-
ness and Soreness use
WILLIAMS’
NEW ENGLAND
Bank or ('oninu'rrv of this city has llllllll‘
application for ilfnltulbtl of the new govern-
ment blinds. and the (‘ontrnl National .
bunkwillr:llte$ltm.tmtt. tlilwrlm-nltrunks.
it is said, will apply" for large bloc-knott
lht' bonds.
Dutllt of John T. Barker.
Pl'l'l‘sl-‘iliul. )lits.~.. .lun. n.—-.lubll V. l
Barker. aged Nil. father of Judge James
' .‘l. [lurker of the suprmnr t-rnrt. is dead. l
lb- was fru'nit-rlya lllt‘lllll‘l‘ of the HUIW
legislature.
Artist Gilliam Very Ill.
FORT Punt. X. Y.. Jan. B.—Bcrnlmrd ,
Gillam, artist of Judge. is lying danger-
ously ill at the home of his father-indow,
' . ex-Senator James Arkell, “from fever. .
. . I, a. H
,. t
cuutn REMEDY
Made from a recipe of one of the
most famous doctors in New
linulnntl. it contains no opium of
any form and there‘s no dancer as
with some preparations of forming
the Morphine Habit. (‘htldren like it.
as it cures them without upsetting
their stomachs.
lLLlAMS & GARLETON Bil.
HA‘TVORD. OT.
‘ n
«the
W
"(I ii
i
m
mm W a;
on t Hutton it. it.
JUNE 1‘. l“.
TBAlNri LEAVE SOUTH NlliiWAbK All
FOLLOWS:
iron N sw l’otut:
. A hi.-limox.ll:rlex.olhse.tl.i lawns".
nMichliEIrLlth-x.billy-tannin. hither,
Hillier. PAL—Whites. i ll ”5225"th or,
llnac. lam. hater. name. other, “star.
5 ll dt'. NM all. 12 {pi ea.
. Simona.
A. Mulflh‘lox 520m. 'llilcx it than. l'. M
4m .73Jlex.lli’8iu~. '
Foil Nut ilsvsu:
A. M—im er. 1 files. ll to so. :as on. .4 in ac
Ullex.ll|lilex. llutlrx. lull-w. P kiwi: t
u. 1 mac. Sit ac to "rltlflv-Pf‘l’l. llill ex 5 L'U
ac. bullexmfisc. 627 ac. . is) ex. 7:5 at‘ in
Bridgeport. it it ac. ll 4. ac. ll to ac.
Susan-i.
A. ll.-llllcx.l&)ex. Taaac.ltl'.’sc. lilac
LIAVE NEW YORK.
Eon Fnt'rit Souwaut:
A. Vb- l2 ill m‘tl‘t n‘. blll or. t“- i'liu'. 7m ac.
Slut-x ill-zen tutu. lumen. illllllit‘. l! lltes.
ill-Sac. lzm two so. Vt—ltu r. L’lllex
Suiea.1l:ilex.4i¢ex i (I) l ex, till I «a, an:
ex. ll ll) ex. ti ill on. 7 ill ac. ii . U M. ii .‘ll av.-
Sl'ansvs.
gt. Mw Elinor. till) so. 7 1!) ac. l’. .‘L'il‘l
x.
llsnliury Division.
Luv: Sum-u Nottwsu:
~63? it . ll lint“. llltN or.
l'iurilenl ex.‘ it ex. 3 Tel ltt‘.
animus.
A. .\l.—ll2ii so. P. M -72“i ac.
LIA vr: DASBL'liY:
A \lwm -.':' in. r- -. . _
“Be-x filiacmdsrixf “mum” P at
Nixon's.
P. hi. bill so.
A. ll P. .\l.—l t'd
Ichil
{AMJMm
stints m Pu'étiiuttr’f:
People, surely realize that. each and
ewryoneare nuluul by what they are
able to do. and are not (‘l't‘tillell by What
someone elw lllltit'rnltllllln or can execute.
Ladies thukeli at once to what most
coucerusthemmud that is their figure
and appearance.
We really believe it is an important
duty we mve mum-inns and friends to
make the must of what nature has given
us.
Thus. in (llll‘ bands lll‘l' ilfi'llsted not
only the [tutefltl adornment of the form.
but also our f’ulllful‘l, ttnnrovcnlettt oi
ligure, and in no small degree, our happi-
ness, "
ll owners but whether we are
poor this slliljl'l‘t mtrn d: Its all.
LADIES,
I~f ll‘llt' culture and intelligence esteem it
it real nucutnplhlittmit in be: able by the
t‘Xl'H'lhl‘ of their own ability to cut beau-
tifully fitting gamut-me,
MOTHERS.
can justly feel proud of their daughters
who [lilim‘m‘ililt‘ knowledge and ability,
uotonly to stipt-rinlvnd but to cut and
muketileir own t-lulbim; It is helfevi
dent that they will make better wives and
mothers.
YOU.
may think this call is not for you. but
perhaps it is.
No ‘l nil-r what your station in life is you
cannot see wry far in the future. and a valu-
able trade may menu i'e-l)’ marl: to _\ull.
Now that your alt-«mini: tinsboen called in
the right direction. \‘lrll the
Bus: cuumt; scum
(with the determination of betterinu your con-
dition if ptN~ihlt l ltntl invo~ll1nle the work.
School ’l'ucsdny. Thursday and Sutur-
day, 2 to E and T to 9 p. 111.
22 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
rich or
1
Wall Paper
Store“, IfllFirst Avenue, East Norwalk
I No not Want the Earth
with 1a fence around it.
llutwill be thankful far a small
share of Public Patterns in
Bhtter,0heese,Eggs:.
Lard, Pickles,
etc, at The NEW STORE,
125 Washington 51;,
B. A. VICKERS.
"ii-l if;
m"... ..
South Norwalk Savings Bank.
INTEREST NOTICE.
Sorrtfilouwaui', Conn. De :. :34. tut I;
Ata meeting of the llliillll'll‘l‘fl of ll 6
bank. held this date. it dividend to o-
positors of interest. at. the rate I-f four . v r
cent. per annum was declared for the 3
months ending Jannnrv l. 15".“). pnyal. e
and after January it). will. Interest in t
drawn will be credited to accounts and
draw interest from January 1. IRENE.
J OHN ll. KN APP. Treasurer.
)3 2w
Norwalk Chronicler