Beversl residents of Stamford who
have summer cottages at Shippsn‘Poiut
have discovered that their housee at the
shoes have been entered by thieves, and
many articles and much ' household for-
oiture have been stolen. Complaint
was made Friday by Mrs. George E.
Lockwood. of that city, that her sunu
met residence had been broken into.
Nearly all the furniture was removed
from the cottage. including on expen-
sive sideboard. The thieves must have
carried the goods off by the wagon-
losd. Some of the furniture has been
recovered in second-hand stores in that
city by the police.
8. Ward Williams, who is prominent-
ly known in Danbury, was stabbed and
seriously wounded late Saturday night
by a young woman named Sadie Road,
alleged tobe his wife. The outting‘vvas
done in a boarding house kept by Mabel
Parker. Williams called at the board.
lug house. where the Reed woman wa-
staying, and had a quarrel with her. A:
Willienhs'stnrled toleave the house the
women followed him to the door and
thrust the blade of a potato knife inn.
his breast, inflictinga wound on incl.
and shelf deep just below the heart
After doingthe stabbing the Reed wo-
man Went to her room and tried to com-
mit suicide by cutting her throat with r.
knife and jabbing a hat pin into he;
neck.
There was a tame boxing match on
the stage of the Sterling, Thursdag
night. The boxers were Fred Mciiirr,
of Bridgeport. and “ Buck" Taylor, ol
New Haven. They were in the seventl.
round before they warmed up and tool
courage enough to let out. In fact {on
blovvs were struck up to the filth round
In the last three rounds they mixed es
changes without injury. The sixth em.
in jig time. but the blows were lll'i
heavy enough to do injury. The gloves
used were ordinary boxing gloves-pd
lows. At this point Chief Arnolll
thought the boxers and audience hm:
their money's worth and stopped tlu.
contest. McGirr and Taylor got about
$25 out of the bout.-Ansonin Sentinel.
A genuine ghost-story has yet to ho
attested; but not so u genuine blood- )lll
ilier. Over and over again it has b 0..
proved that Ayer’s Sursaparilla stand.
alone among medicines as the most 1: .
liable tonic-alteratire in pharmicy. l.
stood alone at the World's Fair.
Shake Into Your Shoes
Allen’s Foot-Ease, a powder for th-
feet. It cures painful swellings of th-u
joints and instantly takes the sting mi
of coma and bunions. It's the gmllo~=
comfort discovery of the age. Allan‘:-.
Fruit-Ease mukos tight—fitting or “w
shoes feel easy. It is a curtain cm". ix .
sweating, callous and hot, tired, aching
foot. 'l‘ryit today. Sold by nil drug.“
gisls and shoe stores, 25c. 'l‘riul purl:-
ngofrco. Address, Allen 5. Diamond,
L alloy, N. Y.
no A ill nus.
But What 0 World of Solace in Them
V To Norwalk Citizens.
/
It Is always pleasing to our cltleens
to hear at the good fortune of any
member of our community; s better
condition of a neighbor or a burden
raised from some poor weighted down
back. Our representatlve in a short
conversation with James E. Norton,
who lives in East Norwslli at No. 7
Bets Plano, learned of it meant ineldent
In his family life that not only Interest-
ed all our citizens, but odds strength
to the lntlorscrncnt of the same klnd
that has gone before. Mr. Morton in
a few words told the tollowlng. He
said: "For u very long time my wife
has been bothered with kidney cud
urinary trouble. she suffered from
backache and frequent urination.
Many remedies have been tried in an
endeavor to and rolled and cum. Elbe
had about given up all hopes of belu‘u
cured when one day 1 got a box of
[Man's Kidney Pills at Pleistod's drul
store and tried to Induce her to take
them. At first. llllh refused, but I llnol~
ly persuaded her to give them a trial.
Theyp ovcd to be last the right thing,
for In short time she begun to im-
prove, and is entirely well now. ll
Mrs. Morten was troubled in the moo
way again 1 would be will!” to my
$10 per box for flonn’s Kidney Pills,
knowing as i do now their curative
powers." it only takes s for words to
describe Mo's money Pills nod their
setlon. A kidney remedy, s specie“:
for kidneys only, and they cure. We
say so. and your neighbors prove it.
We publish local testimony on the
time.
Dean‘s money Pills for sale I,
all dealers, price 60 cents. mailed by
Fosternldllburh 00.. Buffalo, N. ‘1,
Sole Agents for the United States.
a.
The only moody in the world thus
will at ones step itchiness ot the skin
in any part of the body, shit! is shee-
lutely safe sad never/stoning, ls boss's
933mm “ ms: .lflm
She Wouldbiet Ermine stsre
‘ rel With Us.
W
WWW Mdmmllh
m
has: noun» metals: resvs G's-on Inter-
,ustlsusl Consultations—also Views of
India's Illnlstsr of Wes-«whales liter-
uni on the President's Prerogsltlvs.
Manure. Dec. 3L~Th8 explicit sn-
aonnceineut ls mode that Senor llupny do
Lorne, the Spanish minister at Washing-
ton, has telegraphed to his government
here that he hoe bade conference wltb
routes of which the latter assured him
that Spain might rest tranquil until
March at least, since, despite the attitude
of congress, President Cleveland would
not recognise the independence of Cuba.
A press representative sought to secure
in expression of views from the war allies
m the relations with the United States as
influenced by the action of the counts for-
eign relations committee on the Cameron
«isolation. General Marcelo do Azcnrrega,
the minister of war, was suffering from
in indisposltlon and was not able to be in«
tcrvlewed, but a number of high ulllcluls
of the war office consented to talk upon
the (location.
These ofllclnls stated that Captain Gen-
irnl Woylcr in Cuba has received lnstruc~
lions to hurry up his campaign by the do
.lvory of hold :4. ok‘ ' gnlnst the insur-
FENOT‘. Elllld‘) C.v‘.l-‘.Tl’.l..\li
gents in order to prevent the (Indians from
rallying from thcdlsiwtcr of Marion's lliflllll
mil in order to deprive tho Americans of
:my pretext for u domuiul lul' L'ulmn indo-
pcndonco.
it was added that Spain was quite nlzln
to meet the situutiou (lllll can promptly
mobilize as many us 500,00” fresh tramps
in addition to those now cngnmd ln (Tulzu
and tho Philippines. Tho ollloluls of tin»
wur department explained that lnrgunr
zit-rs liuvo boom plm‘od abroad for nrms nnd
unnuunltlon, nntl Spain's rifle and muni-
tlou factories nro working; duy cud night
to provide against any possible urn-run
mmpllvnllons thut may mine in t‘ulm or
the Philippines.
Will Not. Fllncli From War.
“The war ()lllv'fl.” t-‘llltl mm: of the high
oillclnls in that dopnrtiuout, "will not pro
who nor will it lllnoh from any contest
upon which depends tho notional honor.
The army can rely upon nhwluto supmrt
with patriotic enthusiasm and with the
.ntlro rcsouroos of the country. We mm
luml .‘;uu,lnm more soldiers in (Yul'n within
lhrco months. We lwlicvc that the prin-
:‘lpnl inhabitants of Cuba Wnllltl llllu'nll-
dillrmully support Spain against tl' 2 .lmor—
leuus."
Wnr Ulllt'u ollicluls also assert that Pop»
min Hutu-ml valor's urmy will not lu' nl
lvlll‘t’tl to return to the Spanish pwnlusuln
‘xmpr us \‘li'lill‘r‘. It is «'lnlnml lll;|l (ion
-ml .l.:wnrrn,e;n, minister of unr, is wmsld
.;rml an able though «pilot organiser, oml
that in) in pt‘l‘il't‘lly ltlule in curry out. lilo
\vsl'ofllt‘Wsstun-mom thutli l‘ll’t'lllllfilillli'i‘..i
compel him to do on he is ruddy to meet
mmpllmtluns with the l‘nltul Slums.
Scour Emilio l'ustolnr, llw distinguish-
.d Hpntllsli ltvpullllrum, wus whorl for on
wprosslnu of lllri opinion «in the relations
between .H'puln and tho l'nllvd Stun-c. lu
reply Senor _(':t~'€ll!lltl‘ guys the following
slain-d thlouwnt:
"lllsj'li'ml lly Mull pulrlullsuu. jnluol
with n grunt appreciation ul’ the Aim-ricnu
pmplo. l hollow llirtl: ilu.‘ Hullu‘l‘ of jllHTlI‘ll
:and the mutorlul interests of the nmjnrily
.ll' llu- pl-uplo ul’ lln- l'lliml $10er will [mu
vent. ll \\'uv will] Hymn, through whose in
sil‘lllllt'lllilllly tlw new \Vill‘ltl was discover.
ml. by which Alllt'f‘ll'tllltl have been most
highly llt'ill'lll/t‘ll. "
l‘nlon of tlpnnl-ll Political Perils-s.
in the course of on lnlvrvimv Sinner ('ue.
lelnr mid further that he was acting as it
bond of union lmtwwn tho Lilwmlu :md
('nusm'l'utl‘ri in 'Il‘ilt'l' in t-itl‘ilru the (some
lm‘lil. ml nil l'ltl‘lll‘n lll .‘letl In Word nil nl‘
l't'pt'l any outrage upon the notional honor.
llv‘ luul nw‘llmtl u maul Illlilvl‘sl-nmlinu, lm
mid. lwlmwn Fcnor l‘nunt‘un’ Ilt'l l'netlllu,
the pro 1.}. u: u! the council, il2.tl Ht‘llur Sir
glut», t-x premier u! the Liberal govern
maul. thus strengthening the bands of the
government in curry om. llw “normality
uuwurm in mt My the wnvmnulllu dvuml‘nls
of mllalvli-M owl idiot-ding vunn-ut to the
mlunlst-a willie ulwoye defending the un-
lllllllll lmnrvl‘.
Senor Hum lxrmnelilrre that I! shower-o
pushed in \l.'s;;li'l':lllull dellt r'otlld lnlllt't
serious vlltmmrv llputt lhn l'nltml Mullet in
also of writ.
“rinzlln will not promise it quarrel." he
mutton id. "lmt ulw mumu refuse it while
right moi lmuur ura on bur «lilo. Nor
Would Spelt: be nlmw. llmw inn-ninth)”
ll mmlpllmillunu Would ensue. "
Honor i‘nvto-lnr pointed out that he only
anion inlvrnutlnunl were at the present
day a albumin- lo modern civillmllnn.
Han-h It won lu- tlmugllt, would ll" more llw
loulv'ul fur thv l‘ullM Flatten than for may
Nl l-itotvu ms tlmmmlvl for all other nations
in avoiding ware and mv'klnutho settle.
limit of international Illuputm by nrbltru‘
lion.
Admiral Jose Morin llernuger, the mile
leis-r of "Murine. in response to a feminist
from n press rupromvnlntlw. t‘nhm’lllt‘ll to
express his view“ rewarding the existing
relations between ripulu nlltl the United
Mitten.
(letting Warships Ready.
“1 lllllllllllf't‘ n rupture llt'lWl‘flTl l‘pltlh and
tile l'nlltwl litmus Ulli’l’llllfllllo,” mm Al]-
mlrnl llt'rfllult‘l‘, ”bill with it flows! more
lug any chm m of s conflict the ripaulsh
men-Mum in Como waters burn sawdust
strict instructions to mmlrl any Motion
ivlih the l‘ulttvl 24mins. Nevertheless, in
who to he tvrvpnml for any cuwfgeney. I
have orderrvl the vessels building chew!
and M llmtw for the gmmmeut in be
mmpietfil rapidly for service. The merino
infantry will be streuulr organised. and
Mr. Olney, the elevator! of state, in the ’
other swat nmllm. llu regarded the l_'lllt- ‘
elated -ms. which would be mount
lotteries greet demure upon Armless ‘
chi plug on the high mood on unferti-
il American sea “ . .
Admiral Manger expressed his belief
that the Spanish be”. in the during of
theorem and the strength of tbssblpe,
was a match for the American. Be ex-
plums! the hope. however, that Spain
would only require her navy to defend her
roloulul possessions from insurgent crimi‘
nals without any international conflict.
According to interviews published in
the Madridhewspapers. Senor-Canons is
represented as suylng that everything is
needy to apply reform in the Spanish West
indies, but that all will depend upon the
course 0! the eurupslgn in Cuba. The to
I forms. he suys. will be applied first to Por-
to Rico. but nothing has been decided up-
’ on the subject pending the receipt of for
l?! dispatches from Captain General ch-
,.
l
“While I «in premier," said Senor Cone-
vne. “Spain will not provoke a conflict
with the United States, but I will brook
no attack on the sovereignty of Spain. I
say this calmly, but I am resolved to abide
by it. This is my last Word. "
The Constltntlonul Question.
Wssmso'ros, Dec ill-«Tho stetetueut
of Secretary Olnuy to the chest that the
Carnot-on resolution, even though passed
by a two-thirds majority in both bronchus
of rough-es. would be practically impure
live is still a subject of mrncst discussion.
(in snow. hands his woltlon is fully sus-
tained. while on others it is admitted that
perhaps from is purely technical statement
of law the morotary's position is correct,
but that armllnly he violates the prlnol is
of the mustltutlou. Those who make t in
contention reverse the (-lrcunmtnnm. Sup—
posing, they any, the president dot-lured
that he intended to recognise a republic
and lint congress should pose a rmluilon
don-luring it their judguwnt that no such
notion should be taken. would it he possi-
ble for the president, in tho love. of the po-
l'lllnn of both the smote and house, to use
executive prcrogallvu and nxxlgnlzo I re-
public? This r-onstltutlonnl print but for
the limo Mug supplanted in interest the
remlntion itself. and it is known that
when the n-s<.»lutlon is brought forwm'd
for discussion that ndoboto cl mmldcrnblo
interest and length will ensue on this sub:
loot. The position of Mr. Olney, Milling
forth that of the. administration, will on
doubtodly have its cfleot In some quarters
of the senate, uud it is said that snfllclont
Ollpnsil‘um can he mustered todrfccttho
rcodntlou.
“own of Judge Cooley.
ANN Aural; Mich, l‘loc. Ql.--‘.Vllennsh<
ml for his opinion rvlntlvo to the slutvlnunt
of Sccx‘culry filmy that congress lliltl no
power in recognize the lndrwndouoo of
i‘ulm. Judge ’l‘hoiuns M. Cooley sold:
"Thu puwvr in rocognlu- lwlllgervuoy and
tho lnwfulnv-ss of option in deft-naoof u
govnmm-ul alleged in he deform must do
wlvn upon tho cxm-utlvn power of the
country, whivh run recognize no lx-lllgvr
out government until the fMt-lsvliyirly
mud}! khil\‘vll to it ”ml thrre is in exist
when :5 guvvmnu'llt mulutztlnlng itself and
enforcing its authority ugulnst any nth-'1‘.
lint the prm‘ldcnt‘:I pow” is not (morph-tn
und linul. The sowrulgn legislative power
inn-3t provide for llunl lull-rmnricundpants
laws for the purpow, laws which the pros
illeut Would be llnpwrllltlllo if he should
not join in ('xm‘nilug. Wlml- he (luvs ll
romgnlviug a new notion is rlonrly in pl
legislative, and the action taken. if taken
by the president :llulle), would be so luv do
l’octlvc us to ho linpaNi-‘lblo of execution
without helm: prim-ed now or in the in.
tum by the Sum rwlgn legislative power.
('lrvoluml Approves Olrmy'u l'nsltlnn.
\\',\+;m.\‘ovu\', llm. Sir—It is stated that
President (‘ll \‘t'lulltl fully lndum-s tlm [tor
ell'lnn mnmmn'wl it): Mr. illnvy when he
(lvrlnrnl (hill the l’i‘fl‘lynlllhli U!" u frvri'lu'n
:21qu l . rm-luslvv-lv nu rnwntlvt- lulu-(inn
.\ll'. (linvy mm!" Mn QTs‘Ul'Hit'iil ll'ltlmu!
mileulttllnn with the president mvl lav-.li
tho pn-cmatlnu to any the! it was his mvn
views tllut ho was mph-shims l'lu luul fw
nim'mly dlwns'M Hill) the president tlw
qundlnn :w‘ to the right of the loulslslivo
Mum-l: of tlw puvrrnuwut tn mulml tlm
notion of tlw pin-side!“ in foreign “than:
and wm therefore tlmrougl-ly fnmllisr
with tln-vivws of lll< vhlvl. lie mum-
quvlllly lulil no lininglvlllgs us M how llw
prwli'lI-ni. would rtwurd his notion. No
had it cousulcmu-u wlih the president )‘wi’
tul‘vlny. utul tha- Blult'lnt'nl that Mr i‘luvw-
i'lulul uppruvml the notion of tho secretary
of stole \vm; lllliill‘ pulll'u‘: tiller llio consul
lotion mu: lhlllll'd.
Views of Senator Sherwin.
(‘lvl iv; an, llw illw'l‘he l'ulllmvr‘lul
'l‘rllmin- who! Evuutor Sherman for Mo
xii-“yr nll llu p-lwrruf (-nngi'ussmtwmg
Llw the lmlulwudoum of Hills and m-
volvml this unnwor "'l‘lmro is no lttlllliin
Hull {my the M m :u' m that mngi‘vsa may
lint. if it will. l'w‘ltklllli' illn indwwmhmw
v-f n ll'.‘\\‘ n Ill! 1.. Ivor il- i think Mr (tinny
l'lifltt‘v‘n it, ll‘ll lu- tlylnlnthv' unite-r mum
in min:- "Hm tlw xl'lwlilrni ll. llHWFV‘I‘l',
(‘tinpfi‘uu should 3:.st ll l'»':inlilll-:ll and the
prwldvul. should win it ll run he [Mums]
by n (WU-lllll’llli \‘viluul‘ r-lsl'lv llulw‘ltlnl
“‘nlllll lwmnw u low, uhlrh the plmldcul.
lilltali resin-wt and «dry. "
The Clmrmtnr of the insurgents.
lMNleW. line. “1.»«A lwtp-r from llru'zl
1m to The Timon dill-veil lbw T: vln'ullt llpnll
lllo llwt lllul llw whit-i ill-«mum! now pro
flnmlnutlw lnrguly in tho rub-l mule.
while the fi'lI‘l-l View! the ni'lllpulll)‘ of
(Twirl? nil mlnmlul l‘ulvnm. “tlw truth of
which," the mrrw-pondl-nt onullnum. "in
own in ilw lllllllll' r of prnlmnum pawl"
will. no [niltlml prisoners in the ligand.“
pu-lml i’llli'lll'lil't in the Met bl): months
The Worst u-lem-uls of ilw rebellion lmvu
lip-reform «llsummrrtl. ulltl llw Uphill-indent
l'lllnm unvmuuu :lt. ll “Wilt, Would ut
least be in the howls of ulmudt-ul and re
spotullllv mun.”
Fountur l'av-e‘ ”pinion.
i’u'.«.<:nlt1,'rnr., ilw L'l c~.«:-l.~uuinrlluvleni
Mllmm-nlnwdd ”lllilll'» that Mr (lllll‘y'lt
pmttiuu is uni-mold», in my uplp ms nun
“nus hm Hu- putwr by Mnmlo or by illilll
h'mlutlon to rn‘nynlrn llw ill-lugwmlI-lwo
of (him. If the pn'ei'ienf : :vpruvrs the
llll’t’lullrtl, ll‘i'l't' mil 0! Mlltsr la' lm millim-
vvrsy. If he tllrlupprr‘m‘s it and it it. puss
ml over his win. if hummus It low of ill”
lnml Its olit'ctnnllv no if be had approx-NI
it. end his illltle-"Xt‘t‘lllt' it is wptrillylm—
putative in i‘illil‘r rune. "
Cohen sentiment in Malta.
MY lil‘ Ml sin». lion. t’l.-—-'l'hr- ttu»
dents of Homes in it public mwtlmr have
maul reunlutlous drplnrlng llwflmlllnl
Harm rmd urging the gvlwmmnm tn rm»
outlive the lmliqwndem'v of the t’tilmn te-
fullllc. l’ulum sentiment here is intense
and sill mm from thel hills! Slates shim»
log equal warmth of mltllnnnt in the
great wpnbllr is to .d with great lummut.
They lipd l! ted long, and, j
“shit-tam, they
fillers After it With
‘ eliuth. '
‘ The people of him-walk have long suf-
terred with no relief. There is proba-
bly no city in the country where that
peculiar product of the American cli-
mate (catarrb) is more prevalent than n
Norwulk. The people of Norwallr
know this, and when the California (lu-
tarrh Cure company, just to prove the
etilcaey of their great remedy, 'olfemd to
take a large number of free patients,
the people turned out with a rush.
Those who tried it at once told of its
greatrelicving power to scores of others.
and they came in throngs after the
medicine.
And California Calurrh Cure has be-
gun its work. _Relief is already report-
cdin scores of cases. Nothing helped
them till they got California Caturrh
(lure. Many bud heard of the hundreds
of cores in Bostonsnd Providence, and
wanted the medicine which worked
such great results. They had read of
Mr. Charles llayrholl', It pharmcist.
formerly located at l78 Broad strdetk
Providence, who recently said:
"I had a bad case of catnrrh. It used
to cause u dropping into the throat that
provoked frequent gagging, often mak-
ing me lose my breakfast. I used one
bottle of California (Interrh Cure, and in
three weeks every disagreeable symptom
of the disease had vanished. I was
completelyourcd.”
Don’t stiller longer with hawking,
sunning, gagging, bad breath, headaches
and all other symptoms of caturrh,whou
there is such a cure as California Ca—
turrh (lure.
If you are troubled with any or all the
symptmns of this disgusting and humili-
isting disease, procure a bottle of Culi—
fornia Cure and you will get immediate
relief. V
(Ialifi ll‘lllll (.‘uturrh Cure is sold at R ll .
l’luistcd's drug store. A great big bot-
tle for 51) cents, and one three times as
lurge for one doll tr.
ru":’“s"ou.
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t‘lllltltl summary of mum in New York;
Much-Hr 'l‘llmll'lv'ulu. llmln‘mulu'y “Mil
N‘mwllmwuh. l‘vwmvm ‘ and I‘lliquelre.
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\"umuil ”‘44 “I'll. l'ulnlwl 'l'. “ lllu-
siuvz-vu will i'rpulni‘y t‘t‘llalllll‘ llllt valu-
.Illll' “will ‘1.
Aunt-mu in i‘nrrc-spumlelilu, 'l'lll» ('lll‘
umn lu i"'lllllll3lt"l for llu‘ lawn-ill mul ('nn
V ‘Itll'ltt‘v ul rrmlrt'a. nml till lllltllsllnlll l‘f"
t‘l/H't‘tl urn timer-rm! in Width”)
promptly and (oily nu pravnmblu.
Art. l‘lw llumr lu ll notable plrturw
miller)”, rl'lll'mlm'mg the "lust lwultllllll
works of .‘lluvruwn uml fort-lull artists, IN
lwuhlrrs are
.rpwmoul in the normal l’srm uml Now.
i
Yuri. V'Kllllvlllitll‘i. \‘m and Humor. Eva-ry-
lmvly turnu fern llrurly laugh to the Jim
mr's luv! ‘mhli‘. ,
An All lamml Woman’s l‘npvr. Wlutt
nwrt' nppruprlntc gift l'lllt lwmnulc to wife,
I‘lmighlrr or stun-r limo n hillmtrlpllnll in
llnnwr‘n llrmtrr tint-uri- it nun Welcome
vikilnr in your household for lblii‘.
Newspapers me not in copy llilwulwxr.
ticnnmntwitimul tlwo-xprmsordvreul Huh
per N llrotlwts.
ll A it P l’. it's llA Z A R.
For flue Your, MJK
Ponlnnv Free to all Miller'l‘lltl'ru in the Vol»
ted Hinton. t‘nnnda and Mexico.
Adolns llfilll’l'lll it llllll'l’lll‘llll-l.
1’. ll. llux Will, N. Y. (lily.
READ....
THI
WANT
OOLUUN
ll'umrui." slc'vnlml in lwnllllfnl ’
limit, it wI-rhlvl
lift ,
24
Thibst Boss.
Ostrich Boss,
chiffon collars,
Underskirts ier
Here is the Place where you can buy practical and useful
holiday presents for your wife, daughter, sister,
mother, baby or sweetheart.
m
lacs Gollsrettes,
costs and Bones,
Women, .
Silk Bonnets for Children,
Silk Wallets.
Plsld Violets.
Flannel Wrists,
Flannelette Wrappers, .
Rochester the Neck,
Illulis in all Kinds of Furs.
Children’s Fur Sets,
Baby ,chrlstening Outfits,
long Robes for infants,
Fur Rugs foi Baby Gerrioges,
Children’s lderdown Goals, in all Colors,
A Big Assortment of Fancy Ribbons,
Store in Mahackemo Hotel Block.
E’QTENE
v—‘o’vw
.’ .
takes out ink, palm, : '
tar. pilcll. grease
and stains from , "
clothing null au- as - ,
pet's quickly and 1- l s:
cmnpictcly and ’ ‘
{SELWWUM '
-—«-,\'n Arid.“— IOC., 256., st Drug
No unpleasant odor. and Dry Goodslitores
Not inrlnmmnble. Samples mulled, 5c,
L. B. SUTTON, New Canaan, Ct.
.. ., “4.1 . ...... - .i-mfl: M
Sold by A. Dickeriunn dc Son, So. Nor-
walk; ll‘innoy & Beuodict. Norwnllc.
p
r
_ 1— -.:r....
h fillet M la yton, it
Fire, Life and
Accident
l N S U R A N C E l l
‘Resl Estate and House Agent
”cane fitmriisthTIlIé—ts, and Sterling
Drafts, lmuns Nemnlnmd
unrl Stool.“ hold.
OFFICE, l3 RAILROAD PLACE
Next in Post (lilies,
ROUTE NORWALK. ‘ : : z ; (JUNE
\‘nlxry Public. Ark nowlmlunu-nts ’l'skeo
burns are quickly cured by DeWitt‘s
Witch Hazel rialve. It is at present tho
. article most used for piles. and it always
cures them. (i. U. drillson and ll. 1’
Wood. .. .. __ .. ‘ ..
OASTORIA.
wall: “6°;
. ’L or
“‘2!“ , £5224; WW-
" lxvusonm." oluwi'vhl the man in
Spectacles, "but l am is surgeon. and
that is not where the liver is.“ "Nf'l‘t'l‘
you mind where the liver is," l‘l’hll‘lt'll
illt‘. other. “If it Was in his up: we or
his left our lh-Witt's Little Early Risers
would rmwh it and Hllllkl‘ it fol-him.” (I.
C. Blilleml and E. 1’. Wtwl.
To Cure A Coal?! in One Day.
Tulle Lnxutlvu liroum Qmuluo Tub-
luts. All drnggists refund tlw limlll‘)‘ if
it fails to cure, 254. .l"nl‘ solo by it ll.
l’luisted.
OASTOI—l IA.
(he he-
. Ilnllo fié . . 2‘ at“;
ewe- , f, or... w...
New To Prevent Pneumonia.
3 At this time oi the your n l'lllil is very
leasilycomm-ted. mul if left to run its
lmurnc Without the uid nl‘ swim l'vlllilvlu
leuugh medicine is liable to result in lluir
dread Illel‘llr", purumnniu. We know of
no better inlumlv to euro n rough or mlzl
limit i'limulu-llulu's (’ough lt-mt-dy
We have used it «will! t'le‘ll~sl\'vl}' and
Lit has :dtvnys given "llllr" elitiluvllnn ~—
Uluguh. lud. 'l'cr. (film-t”.
’l‘liin lsllm only remedy that is known
,to be u (a'rtain prcvt llllllli'l‘ of puvulnuw
lin. Among the runny thousands who
have used it in" mills and lngrlppm we
hove uuvor yet learnt-ll of n Hillyln uuso
Imvmu implied in llllr'ilmnlllit. l‘wrs um
who have Wt‘llk loom or lum- rvusou to
Tl‘lll‘ nu ullw-k of plwulllulliil. elimim
i. mp the remedy ut lizuul. 'l‘lw :25 Mid
.‘m omit slut-s for min by (l. t”. Mlllson.
After hunting sown lrn-luls multipu-
ully pruisingillulanlwrlniu's t‘vlir', (hob
em and lluirrhwa llt'nwslfvuiforlie Flesh.
inl’ Anaheim. l‘allluruiu. purview-d u
-lm’tlo of ii fur his own us: end is now
'xeluntll'usinstic over in: wonderful work
nonnyouomm be. The lid and no cont
sizes for min by U. (l. litillsou.
i Absolutely pure. pnrtw-tly harmless
and inrlmably reliable lu‘u llw quali-
‘tlos olilim Minute (lunch (2mm. It
never fails in "Ulill‘, t'l‘IllllI uml lrmu
trouble. (Jillldreullkn it lmumm it In
pleasant to Will" end it. be] M. tin-tn. ti.
U. Htillsou and E. i’. Won-(l.
tilngvru, pnbllcefmulurs. actors, nuc-
tluneers, teachers, pronchnrmiul ull who
nrollnbln to over-tux and irritntno the
wire] cream, tied in .lyer's i‘hnrry Pew
trml, nsnl‘c, crrtuinnnd Hpi‘I'tly relief,
Atlmely due" 03‘ this prupurutirm has
preventml nmny n throat tumble.
J.D.JENNINOS,
UNDERTAKKR.
moms'russr,
Norwelh, . - - -
(lop. Street Bullway Depot,
ll reason in n ovum.
m insertions CALL, u.
Reilly emptinns on tho howl, chopped 2
hands and lips, cuts. bruises, scnldm
EASY Mill PLEASANT TO'TIKt
, Patent .
Medicines
EASY
AND PLEASANT
TO
TAKE
M Our Prices!
files. 0. Stillson’s
DRUG STORE,
82 Washington St" So.lomslk.
Physicienlsrlllsnsn
MR5. OR. I. A. IMLFOID
1‘ Inn he com-lulled at her nice
44>; Bump arenas, Banshee-s, (loam,
From N a. m. to 7 p. in. any day except
Sunday.
l‘licdmdor ll: a regular physician and for
tho purl nineteen yours has made the diseases
ul'\\'\|!lll"ll u w lnlty. ladies caloric; from
any ifllllt'uliy'lnt'llluutin the sex can consult
Dr. iluill‘vml ill ”)0 strictest confidence. with
thn-nwirmw ul rw-eivlng the moat skillfulnnd
~--lumlllv lrnutnwut known to modern we cry
and lllullz’lllo. Home «mm with nurse ur-
ulslnvl when run ulrml. Terms moderate
All letters bmmbt r replied to. lnolose ehmn
J. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper-Hanger, Belelmlner
Painter.
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DIALIR II
WALL PAPER AND BORDERS
.1 mourn MAIN srnnnr
South Norwnlk.
sample. llooh‘n oi honest styles of Papers
Border-4 and Gilt Mouldings taken to
houses for inspection, on notice by postul
Estlnmtm Cheer-fully Given. mo
WAGONS i
lose and loomed-Hand.
BUBMES.
PHAETOIS.
GIRRlAOIS,
OANOPIES,
SPINDLES, ITO.
PRICES 'ro surr ALL
cam. AND sun rum.
H ENRY TILLY.
scorn seawater. . .
- - - SAVINGS ”Ill
ll Washing-ton ltroot.
Open daily from 9 to 19 o. inH and from
i to ii p. m” and on Monday evenings
from 7 to 8.
Interest. allotted on deposits.
A llllEN 3011M ANS Frost.
was it. rennin. tritium.
maltose. Vmesueis. .
minister to the ,
boundary dispute, sailed for
l‘ ,. A . , _y
e r r
, 1.. if
and Mr. WI. had
‘ PresldontGrespoJ The
Smrrow that bovine w , ,
his elforts in behalf of the? .
pie and that be extended f
in their name. The
ed Mr. Bturrow that lt would
pleasure to confer honorary
the‘ropubllo upon him
to mot the gift. _
President Urespo then MW“
Andrsde and Mr. Stova that In:
in their good ofllces to secure ,
flwtions in the proposednnglow :3
Ian treaty for the settlements! the p
boundary question. \llc thought fist
ezuclon government was. entitled it!
representative upon the projected. ‘ ' '
tlon tribunal. That much tbeV "
lon people demanded, dud they ”W"!
ldcnt Crospo said, upheld by the
went in thstmspcct. , . - ..
Finally, President Creeps lid, it
remained for him to eeyt WWI
nlxwo reservation, the terms of the.
weed treaty were fully acceptod'g‘
cabinet, subject to the approval . .
gross when it should convene. « 1‘ .
Grave liobbers In Toledo.
Cmvumsn, Dec. Ell—A dispatch from
Toledo says an express company M
to ship a mysterious box to this city, fl
is snbmqucnt investigation disclosed ,.
fact that the box wotuined it human body.
The box was mldrossml to James __ p _
so llolivur street, Cleveland. There it no
men of that name liviugon Bolivar street}
but the Cleveland Medivnl college is near
the mldrcss given, and it is suspected the
body woe intmuded‘for that institution? It
is sold that numerous graves have m
dospollcd of late in Toledo, the bed!!! be—
ing shipped vto Cleveland. The Mill! .
colleges hero have u peril under which they ,
meme from the various counties bodies
from tho poor authorities under theetete“
law. but that pool does not favor the rob-
bing of graves. Arrests are promised at
Toledo which may develop a sensation.
no
The Brooklyn's First Groin.
Purinnsimun, Doc. 21.—Thencw Um
od States cruiser Brooklyn, which has been
lying at Magus island navy yard since so-
ing into Ltllnlnllfislon three weeks ago, will
Sharl- on her ilrSt ot‘llclnl cruise Saturday.
She will steam first to the naval station at ,
Newport, R. 1. After her torpedoes have
been taken on board the cruiser-will woo
cred to Brooklyn, where the citizens of
thnt municipality will l’oriphlly present to
the ship a handsome silver service. After
have been concluded the ship willgo to
Hailipton roads and join the Atlantic
squadron. “M
Connoy tho Fox Arrested.
ST. Josttru, lilo. Dec. 21.—-John P.
Runs, the suspect in the famous Dr. Cro-
nin murder also, who was known us 000’
my the Fox. has been arrested and taken
to Lenvouworth, Killl., charged with 0hr
mining money under fnlso pretenses.
Kunz recently bought the Hotel Imperial
in that city for iiflfiJlllfi, giving it check for
$5M) on account, and pending the settle-
ment of the deal borrowed considerable
money und left. town without repaying its
Cleveland Returns to Washington.
\l’ssmso’rox, Doc. 21.-—Thc president
Mid his companions, who have been hunt-
ing in South Carolina \vntors for a week,
lmve returned to the city. The president
had it restful time and feels much wheeli-
ml and invigorated after the faflgue
brought on by his cxm‘ting duties prepm
tory to the meeting of congress. The pres-
ident's road luvl-z uttoudod him in the .
sport. and the ducks brought homewm
distributed to friends in the city.
Student Agitator Sentenced I: nor-tn.
Losuox, Der. EL—The Vienna corro-
lpmldt‘llt of The Daily Newa reports that
m an outcome of the. ugltntlon in Moscow
one student has been sentenced todeath
and others to 12 yt-ars‘ lmprleonment.
Th is political ugltntlon come to n in
vflnrte to hold llltll‘llllgfl commomomtl
the thdlnskw plain disaster during his
coronation of the czar, which were prohib-
ltod by tile pnlloo.
Fatally Stabbed In I Free Finn.
Ami mm. Put. Ill-c. al.——During~ s free
fight on Center street late last night Mic
ohncl and John limildin ware dangerously
stabbed. and l’ntrlck Gouldln. William
Evans und Anthony Cummings were bad-
ly out about the {mo nml onus. Roller!
llvtlnnnivk, cx-rdiivf of police, was stub.
bed in the hook, Michael and John Gould-
in are not imported to recover.
Wall Known Inventor Dead.
New Yonx, Doc. 2!.—-—Wlllhuu Lyman
0f Mitldlnllt'ltl, Colin, still of till! late Dib-
vld Lynum, died of pneumonia in New
\ork city. William Lyman was best
known as the. lxlvvntnu- nml umnufoetum
of tho Lymnn gun sight, in usoull over
the world. He Wm n member of the Con-
necticut logisluturo in Mill.
rurnvluue Favor Cubans.
Lilli, l’vru, \‘lit Unlvoston. Dee. Slan-
'l‘ho Workumn‘s club of this city held an
excited nwllngtudny, nt which the Cuban
question was (llul‘llum‘tl. The club adopted
ll hlsulllllllll lodlelrihlltc lll lurgo numbers
n wrtmit and biography of Antonio M‘-
on).
l’llty Horses Burned to booth.
“Room”, llm sl.—~-l~'lro was discovers
ed in the WM story brick .lmlltllng ht 553 '
Ullf‘l‘ull street. mwuplul by llcl'llnl'd 30! M
n hoarding: stable, nnd before the MEI
worn ('llf‘l‘ki‘tl {ill lmmm were 9an and
(our llromcn injured. g"
. ... “.0..- ........-
Murdered While Asleep.
l’mmumrmn. Doe. lain—«Willinnsr, Ali
lur, aged on, was murdered while v
by John Killer, who cut his “IMO I‘
rumr. Jealousy caused them
tvns arrested. _ ,.
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Prominent native-d "It W
I‘llll..tl)lll.l’llllt, Dee. ill. ‘ '
Hanomk, general passenger scan 1'
Philadelphia and litandltégumj
puny.dlmlnthls homclu oi”,
. MN...
BARCELONA, Dec. lll.~llltghtol' fl
amulet: who recently had their-trial ’ ,
city for throwing o bomb into the, .. _
Christi prmeeslon institute hsys W
tensed to death. ‘
W...
W wens saute.
Dimmers-nu, N. 11.. Dec. ill. . _ '
Fortlcr, In years of use, and Aubrey ‘.
I’LVtere ammonia» We: 3 '
JOHN H. “APP. See. and Trees
while nicotine. .
this ceremony and the uttondnut festivities ‘
Norwalk Chronicler