bur detochmeut
What sound from
all hands. with
Herc transferred
slid cutter and quIIvIIIy
’ ‘l‘hcrc was none of tho
era with the ex-
use of dynamite.
mi list too.
glam, province.
wards do not
cl Rio.
ll“
L'G'ctl‘er'al 'Weyler.
in Havana.
of the treasury.
. lit.
rltems of the budget.
will he more than 8100...000000
' . Zinc. lurao and
Illlthtl in Mr arms.
starvation.
'ordeu Halley
futurcuf lull life.
fl Own" Victims.
nailing for New York.
.ot
it o ion. crowd.
, m 0:.
running of tho mills.”
'mmn.
M it.» The mum
tho Mitch ”writs
is hutchltiu gun.
g0 g000 rounds or am—
.a‘lot ot medi—
. to headgpted, It
hit the movements
t and the time
ed tram some
herctofore known all
my West April 27.—
, , Kayla Rodrlxuesla
dome the province of
I with 3,000 men. He was
between Bauhano and
mm line mule there
to prevent his Inva.
to expected at any Ino-
open
let Rodriguez pass. Rod
under strict orders from
n to mgke the war Iltely
‘ oi the Island while he
birch: Spanish columns in
y of insurgents,»
Qndro Rodriguez, is
it'll In order to pro-
General Moylu Rod-
5"“: lg‘riny In this latter
Foch deprived of 20.000
e been sent to Las Vlllas
, dhown by the Cuban
ill". in spite of General
-dgclous reports. bears out
Vilma on the situation
." ht has been ovcanloned
the men.» de la Marina
tilted how the govern-
m, 'lhelore the end of thin
. “our expenses and the general
. 'l‘he ur-
4” on the official report of
- oil of the finances of the III-
' -' lh~llnvanuhy the reve-
MI that all the reve-
island IhIn your will tilll)
to 01’6an lit gold. allvor and
Oil the interest of the
the onernment “Ill hatr-
.000 In sold, and In addi-
use. of the army the navy
The
, 0th
m the Tunas railroad haw
I'll toyed by ordoru of tienergl
pumps died from hunger In
"Wilts and to in Cardenas. In
; place publlc sentiment was
by the fact that 8 woman wan
. In "I? Itrevt will) It hahy
Roth had
_ Nth. touches Boys In Jail.
.April 27. «Dr. Lulu. now in
Jail u a Cuban filibuster.
'; melting a clan of 27 lmya
More confined there on va-
from crap uhootln: Io
prim)" ltL'llIlOl wsII sun—
and Mayor
It bids fair to hemmm a
_ ‘ Anrllzl.-ttouru«- Axulm.
' crow of the filibuster t‘om—
hug born In confinement In
for a your. woo relen-
cultured over to t'ntteo
’l‘ Mom Lee. H. will em-
Itod mm on hoard the
M Caddy.
, m 07—40-th at the
mm from ountodv
all the other do.
A! I Milli M ”M
pm“. Olympic club at
7 ill ht. whim Hilly
,ororutruw. N.
out In tho fourteenth
'l‘hr
.ttru do” lot-r.
,, in the oourlhouou lo
I ”w-«Tho mills of
‘Ituiuht Illlllflullt tho
,' Vlllhli WIN Illllil down
_ VII start-d up on tui‘
rotu- mlltlttu the larger!
*0 m and provide» em
but thousands or overruns.
' l.“ then will III-I an
m number at Ill’tlfltl cu
tic-«Peter Italic?
= liloohlmy to whip
“~ It “Ilium"! limit-
\ the cloth round of their
W at the Quaker city
‘ MI.
4}”, j; ”u ' ‘16-.
.....
to Washington Strut,
your address.
he at our store every day this week to dcnIoustra e the choosing mum
of this, the most wonderful fabric renovotor ever dIscovercIl. “Renovate
removes all dust, dirt, grease or oil spots frost corpcts. rugs or draperies,
restores them to then’ natural colors, makes them perfectly tooth proof,
cud rcnders them more beautiful than new.
thoroughly clean and renovate your carpets without removing them
from the floor. “Renovate" , will clean any fabric. silk, wool or c.tton.
cud will remove all dirt and grease from wood without destroying the
point. We invite all those who have soiled mots. rugs unpleces of can
pet to bring them to our store this week and we will clean sud renovate
them FREE. We will also send toyour homeund removckany grease,
oil or dust slain from your carpets, free of charge, if you will send us
Come to the demonstration this week and be convinced
of the merits of “Renown.“
W S TUR EVANT,
We have just received a new
hue of choice styles In . : z :
Summer Wash Goods!
Alsohave in stock a full assortment of. Button and Foster llook
LADIES’ KID GLOVES! ”
At the popular price of 75c and SI.
.
As they are so largely nee led this season,
we have arranged a
Bargain Sale of Ribbons!
ON THE CENTER COUNTER.
A. Dickerman & Son,
South IorusIlI. Connecticut
Carriage Builder and Dealer!
Iorth Iain and Ann Streets,
South Iorwoik, Conn.
”will
WItlI“RcII .vcoc" we con
BlfiT . . .
. . . VALUE!
sou FITZSIMMONS,
Champion of the world, rides a Pierce Bicycle; also, agent for the Rochester and North-
ampton at $50, 60, 75, and 100, and the Lenape Bicycle at $37 5‘{
fully warranted. Repository open till 9 p.111. \
Luthc r I. W r I ght' s Romano", cos. atoIsoII IIIII rIIIIIIIIIII crusts.
\.
\\~ .
.\
’\
‘1 m-
THIY ARI ALL CHILIOI
Because they was our my fitting. comfortable Clothing. All our curtomm feel this
ms with III «I you will FEEL THE smhv
Wu hose now In stock
LOWEST“
. . . PRIOEI
_._ ....._...—.- M. .. a. w... .WM...» NM
Ivor Show
‘lltls malt“
mm will
tent of this ruI
Portuguese loan.
capitalists are
Irnl,
are . h.
hat tlrnut million
has purchased Dolulua hay and will
(unify luyah island. but the uplnlon.
golno‘ ground among; an... ohm-Hera or
' "the allmtllun In south Aldon: that this
III the uhlmtive. unintuittbc negotia-
tionu now known who In progress he—
tu'uru London and LI
gotiutiunl hogan III I
visit of the king of Portugal to Eng-
land. which. though nominally under-
taken for pleasure only, was really de-
aimed to lay the hauls for a large
ortuxucoo finances
have grown worse rather than hotter
during the last ill months. and British
talking advantage or
Portugal’s necossity to drive the best
bargain they can with her for the corn
permanently or tymporarliy. of
Bologna hay.
.The foreign ufllr-e officials declined el-
thcr Io udmlt or to deny that the ru-
mored purchase of Deiagoa buy In a
II There ne-
Wm: 01' Ilttr lut
DISCOVERED OUR DESTGHB
in all now and unique haleidmooplo of-
euro in chants and color, is what. the la.
din of South Norwnlk hora done. and
will never be happy till they no than
out on their wglls for It now 'sprluxdusa.
Beautiful colon. tints and shades and
ri~lI effects will be found in our stock of
Wall papers. and at Inch low prices you
c nnot atford to leave the old soiled paper
Nurwallto and v
force {or some that
IIowcrInl thst than lutsrcuod are IIIIII-
lous to dociorc
embark for South Africa within a fort-
taet. Should hm! Britain acquire and o I
fortify Inyalt island. this would be her ' ____._.___.
ham.- ot supplies In the ment or hontlli- Painters’ Sn lies
ties with the Transvaal. Artist's ““53“,: '
. ._._.___ Art Goods.
Artillery hunt to floulh Africa. "' Picmru,
London. April 2T.-Three English bat- Pictures Framed to Order.
terlva of artillery have been ordered to
night. The order was loaned on Sat-
urday connurrentiy with the issuance
of a govrrnment blue book containing
the dispatches which passed hetwwn
the governments 0! (float Britain and
the South African republic from Feb-
ruary. 1895. up to last Monday.
These communications show that
throughout the correspondence Presl.
dent KrugI-r has kept a stiff and firm
from In tho {arc of England's menaces.
England's last request or demand was
the repeal of the 'I‘ran’svaal Immigra-
tion law, which President Kruger re-
rusted.
('gnght I Moonshiner.
New York, April Z‘l.-Edwnrd Brady.
aged 50 years, was arrested In n so.
[mm in llrooklyn by internal revenue
nmrers on th.» I'hfll'fit" of helm: the head
of ’uu organization III moonshlnors who
carried on tlpt'l‘ulllills in the distillery
ull Newton I‘rt'ek which was raided.
The plant hml neon turning out about
81.000 north of liquor weekly. When
the onion-rs ntlvmplvti to arrest Brady.
he drew :I ret‘uiwr and. aided by seven
or right utiwr men in tho- suluvn. made
a «temporal» roslstattt'e. ’l‘hv‘ ul’llIcI-rs also
drew their revolvers and alter a tie-
tormlne-l struggle Hut't'eedml in over-
Willllllg' Brady and his sympathize”.
L...
Dinner In Honor of Grant.
Jersey t'ity. April 27.-~~'I‘lw I’nlon
lmilgllt‘ club of this I'll)' grow: It dinner
last ought at its clubhouse In honor of
Ilwwml ”pant. ilnn. Flaw-l Mateo
[In-H- "ll. Toasts: new reIIImnIIeII to as
toiluws: ‘l-H‘EI‘IIIII' It. It. Hastings of
I'I-IIIIIIylvuntu. "ti-«norm Grunt” tie-ner-
IIl J‘dlllt‘fi it. H'HI-Irn». "Grant. the-Ilen-
l’l'ul.” t'ulnnbl llmtrxt- I-I. Waring. “The
llygleulv Problem in Modern I‘llles."
t'nl-uwl ’l'lmnms 2-3. '{lillllJlr‘l'zfi tin» senior
I‘Hl'lflr‘l «If llII' So-t'uii-i lItlhzullr III Nv-w
JursI-y, "Tllr NIItIutIuI Hoard,"
Farrow Tultunio ' I'iilobum.
Now York. April "7. Thule-hunt Ed‘
“‘all'tl >3. Farr-m, Ilir n-I‘Iml tinned
Slut-nu .IIIII) ulliI-u IIlIn mtg uon-Mnl
IIl lllt' IIIuIIIl l't'llll’ul th‘ptll upon his
.II‘IIII‘II fInnI f'unndu, nus lulu-n to the
Illslrirl LIIl-IIIIv-y‘s nillw. llv nus lilkt'll
livl-nv ".Xll'llillllull t‘lvlk Yulrnllm- :IIIII
:Ignml It uulnr or hirtIIIllu-Ittlou. :tllt‘l
\lllttll lll‘ \I.I.»I llllllw' .IIrI' In Slutv
\geIIl l't'lltlllh’ or l'-IIII.-I)l\.IIIlu. “no
ututul Mill in II lnl Mustang
Ills lulu—tutor Burned.
l'r'lnlll. Ills lmti 2.. .\ llir' lms
Iolilplvtnly Iimlxniul IIII [mu tlt\l
t-II, lln- III 4..le ut III. loun l'ln ;.IIII
tullljlllv. mulling u In” of that“)
iluluiml 'l'ln I'lltlltul had :I I-upmlly
..r wioml llllulltlb’ .III.I Inst lllww. II
“4:5 llmlil-‘Il for $73M», Ali-III! ltllullltl
lillPllli-L'l‘ of In. I' '.n ‘l zluul at $301th IIIIII
lull) in: l"l.lltll, I on llt‘lllii‘vt‘tl Almuliitl
lynx um! Inn lI'vullIul The origin III"
the“ “IV In unknown.
Confession of Murals-refs.
lilumurl II. S. IL. April 27.~Fuur
,vuIIIIII IIIIluIIIII. tun ..r thorn hnlf lnrml:I
Itml IIIII lull lllnlltll'tl i-iloux. llll\'t' )unl
IIIllfr-HSI‘Il I" ”III lllUl’dI‘!‘ Ill llltI Hilll‘t‘l‘
(mull) uII l'I'lI. I? lIIItl. 'I‘hr \‘lllll't' funi-
Ily. ('IIllHll‘lNlllx IIIII Iwrswna. nun round
llt’I‘ltl lay II IzvlllelmI: 'l‘hv Illillallfl ("'9
mm lll tlw llIlllla’ll')’ iIIiI III l-‘nri l'IItoII
tut-INT .I IIIIIIIIII Rlliilil 'l'llit'ltlH of
lylltlllili; illt' IIIIIIII I») the IIIIIIIIII
t'lItuuoIl to Die Together.
Key l'oIlI. .\IIIII 2.7. Hulmml Sea-
dug,» .l f-IIIIIII I'I-IAIIIIIII III New York.
but In: llh mot nix ywum living in
tho‘ I. llllnt‘. N .l.. \lllll his Mfr. shot
him Vlf “llllt' IIIIIIIIIIIIK lwl’ut‘v IlII- Inlr-
Im- in lIlII lli‘llltltilll ill his mum. lllu
ulh- will llltry hull plutmml to tile III~
grillw'. IIIIII lltttl llw litiulmml IIIIII
ugh-ml In IIrIII kill llt'l'. but IIIIIIIt hIIvo
lunl lII-IIrt III tho IIIIII llItlIllt‘lll.
ittndout 'I‘rlo- to ltlll "than".
Inwvlllr. N. l’.. April :T.'“l{lly Pad.-
dtll‘k. II‘I'll II. of IIIIIurII. t‘onn. II IIIII~
own at l.tl\\\lllt‘ nIIIIlIeIIIy. IIIIIIII III-lug
lt'ltllllllllll‘l‘ll by the primfiml for IIIIIIIII
lIIIuIIIIIIIIIII. IIhnt lllllllit'” III tiw IIIIIII-
men with II 3:! I-IIIIlIor rIwnlw-I: At thr-
prurient time the Wound in hot outwith
l'l'l'tl IlIIIIIrt-I-IIIIII.
ItIlIIIII hr Arsenic.
ltiIIalIIIIIIlun. N. Y.. April 27.-Mrc.
.IIIIIIo-II II. ltmw. it'll,» of tho llI‘Illll‘lnlUl'
of NW Inwkuwunna lloll'l III lmIlI-r
IIlIlrIa. II sol-urn of IIIIII l’llY. Wllu anal.
.Immuy mtrtllmt'otl II quantity III at.
I-enlr .I \l’l'i‘lt an" III IIIIIIIIIIIII tor II hemp
ltt'llt‘ 'miitlvl‘. IIIIII Illml III It rIIIIIIlt of tho
I‘l‘l‘til‘.
[Monica to Ila Carnot! Um.
'I'IuIIIuII. Mull 27 (Iowrnor IlrIuII
ItIquIl IlII- tlleIlIlll hitmtuxo bill. which
lammuIl thr- m-unt lukluiuturr altar ll
lmul IliIlIl IIzgulIIIII tho uII'pIIrIsIlIIIIII.
l'mlor llII- nun IIIw tho railroad» arc
l‘t'tgllllt‘ll to In")! bicycle! without
I homo»
i“tutu-I'IIIIIIIIII utroucliooulog tattoos.
.i..«ulu Mall 2? ~'l'hu MIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
tum:- l'l‘flllllt‘l’fl Ill twat about low Wulur
illl‘ll‘k III uIIlIIry The government hoII
II how III mon working on tho lot-mm
llt'lWl’I‘l‘I Ihuro and Warsaw. “lit:
IIIruIIullIr-IIIIII: Ill" muck platens.
b-w .th
Weather rm.
and Sign Painting.
W'
Pointing. Paper Banging, Decorating
DECKER.
70 Washington Street, South Norwolk.
1576 to 1883
Ollicos, 438 Main Street,
‘IRIIIBBPOII'.
o9...
”0N!
Ll [IE [IT Y .
You meat liberty to mum int-Ithis store
of ours. and to rumble around and [III III as
much as you please. Noetln't lvny.\l'I-lllte
to how people know what a line stuk oi
\ u 1 paper we llilt'e‘, so that when they
m ed some they'll know wlIrI-o to go and
lit t the preltiact.
l’uintvI-‘II supplies. glass etc, , painting,
{‘l per hanging and decorating.
‘z. :. GORHAM,
loflRB’I'AVT-NUI.
Fmflorwflh. - . Connecticut
We Are
Here
At the same
place where you
found us thirteen
years ago, in lllt’
wholesale {lllll re-
tail
Fish,
Oyster.
Glam,
lobster,
Fruit and
Vegetable
Business.
vou cIII'I no sorta
I'm Inc's tour Order‘ I for
Print-
Incl
HUNT i. zuLUI-‘F.
lit WIIulIInuIIIu film. I,
'l'olephono. on. t.‘
Theta is It largo moi Win in tho
titty.
Th a burn thing
c Inovtuoul ltcii hi! 006%le m
thug-river. They are
uniting ancient and W Inotho‘du of
treating cntorrh out! lily fcvor. curl tlmy
IIIIru comm nt in full foruc for [Califor-
Illll Cotorrh Gare. hecouro' thoy have
tried It and know Its w ill Ecru um
words front o m rIrIIlk , III who has
tried many medicines ”i tmotmculu
before he not who: he wsnwd in (Joli-
forulo Calm-II Guru, the greatest and
only known cure for column
Mr. Alfred Plait. 9 Maple strut. Nor-
wnlk. says: "I hovobccu carrot suffer-
er from «hub for our thirty yo IrII.
having contracted the Iii-one duriuIzilm ‘
war. My whole head seemed full of
Icahn. and the discharge from the nose
and into the thrust was something awful
:Iy hood whmmahconmyi and
never got It t's proo
cured a bottle of ColitornlaOutgrrh Care
at Plolstod’ I drug store. Booth Nor-walk.
It has given me more relief than I have
had for years; my handle very much im-
proved and I can now sleep all night.
It' ll certainly o grout reliever. and I am
glad to recommend it. Nothing among
all the things I tried before he the
mount-tor so much in months. as C. O.
C. h In in a few weeks"
You don't have to wait to find out if it
will help you, It r it rollover at once. To
avoid Hay Fever in its moron, use C. C.
0. now. It' Is a sure preventive of this
and all mucous discern. Use it to break
up your colds. and to prevent colt s
"hanging on " Price, 50 cunts; thno
times as much for one dollar.
Spring III full of terror: to all whose
connotation is Iiot abic to to list the sud-
den changes of temperatura and other
lnsulubritles of the season. To put tho
system in II condition to overcome these
evils. nothing is so effective as Ayer' it
lampurillu. Take it now.
Group and whooping cough are child-
hood’s terrors; but like pneumonia. brou-
ghltls, and other throat and lung tron-
bleu. can he quickly cut-pd by using (th
Minute Cough Cure. G. t‘. Stills In,
Smith Norwalk, and E. P. Weed, Nor-
wn k.
Two years :Igoit. J. Warren. a drug-
..zist at Pleasant Brook, N, Y., bought 3
small supply of Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy. He sums up tho results as
follows: “At that time the goods were
uuknownluthls seldlounodny Uhalu-
IIorlIIln‘s f tough Remedy is a household
word." It is the» some in hunIIroIhI oi
,IouIIIInnltlm. Wherever the good quail.
tiesol I'haIIIlIr-rlnin’s (rough Remedy
neuron» known the peuph- will have
uoth'IIIgI-Lae For sale by h t‘. Still-
#0",
"Half II span of angry tilt cl" will pro-
tlut‘o IInInI-I'I: fatal results that! a litu—
Ieolevl cold or cough. For all throat and
luugdisewu, Ayrr’uilhorry Portland is
the host remedy. It is invn uahle in
(we of camp. \\ hooplng cough own-
I: hitts and In Izrlppo.
When the spring time co :nes, ”(lcnllo
Anuio " him all other so Nibla persons
will cleanse the liver and renovatotlm
system with llerIt's Little Early Ris-
I-rs. famous little pills tor the liver and
stounulr all the your around. (i. (Y.
millsun. South Norwnlk, and E, l'.
WII-II, Norwulk.
on. War to be lisp"
l: tnxtttothl to tho Noni-Iris II.‘ lyour family.
SlInIIl-lnll""HIM-Ill I' :tlIll ll Ifnlu Ipr Umluli.
will on III-.0 l‘. ‘tlIl-Aull. Nilllll NUI’WML'.
:tll'l l~2 tunnel l' thl. \uruulk. solo newnh.
:I'Iul not I lrl I' luv 1 'mII Otto's (lulu. tho II -III
IiI‘llll. lll lion" III. l-‘roo. to Ivrtiwo that w» mo
IIHIIII (‘llt‘ 'nr (‘nughs Ilntl all Ill-«'n-Ios of
Ilu- '.rIIruItIII Ii Luma Larval III 74M we and
h".
When II cold is contracted, cure it III
mm. (Inc Minute Cough (turn will not
you on the row] to memory In It IIIiIImo.
It will cure pneumonia, bronchitis,
I-rnup and all forms of lung and throat
ll‘tllllllPll (v Stillwu, Soul-h Nur—
walk and E. l’. Weed, Norwalk.
FIoIII Ilrioolo emit
After thehig fire in Cripplo f‘roelr. I
look II wry amoro cold and tried many
romI-I'Ilun without help, tho cold only he-
coxulng littm III-tiled. After using Ihm~
small bottles of Chumberlnlu‘ ll Cough
Remedy. both the cough and cold loft
mo, unrlln this hiahaltitudolt tailor II
IIwrlmrlonII rough remedy to do any
good w(} B. HoudI-IIIIII, editor Dolly '
Advertiser. For solo by (l. U. Stillman
‘Io cunt Bold III lino Boy y.
Toke lmxutlvo Bromo ulnlno TIIII—
lutII. Alldrumlstorefund 0 money If
It follow cure, lilio. For solo by R H.
H allied.
”Gimp "de01
We have on bond covet-III thousand
jIIlI lot IIlllhI min and nutuhcudl that wo
will print at the following prions: 1,000
quurior hillhoudc two, additional
mm. on 1,000 sixth billhoods ti 2.7.,
additional I.00II'II. the; uolchoads, 1.0m,
II 20. mltllllmlttl I.0Iill'II, 75o. Molding,
’00 per 1,000 mint. Thin chuck III III
foquuullty. You out how“ at chute
llil'li‘ill'llilhlllllfllllll lIIIIts. llvoniua lion
t IIII
NEW IARIIH OHOP
lIIIleIu mount In In WIIIIIIIII tun IItI-I oi.
I than he plum-II nil-Ice lIIIy IIIIl
putmIIII and many now mm».
A li‘llllvl‘l‘l 'IIAHH IiAltBl‘llt WANTED
8M3? moot;
“Tull:- “$0.1va... It” 3“.an
3 ,r... manila?“ ..-..:.r.
cunt can...
. crummy? :3
mill II Item
mm. «mutton». mum wring.
rm cud Imam; honour-Emir winds
”at, 00°. (4,! “m. Will “a"
volt.
m v-uII «IIIIIIIIIIImlImn "I
At tho Continul In IIIIIIIIIIIII.
Oflloo ”a JO.IPH flULA.
”I, j Ml Nw
Prommst oi Ilob'ooturot.
liIoIIddiouII looting demon
III III-II “slow.“ (in In". uIll nu It mu
I‘m II II llIIIII lImIlIlmt lluuw‘t- tlw'tlvl Ismiulillu
I. {I-l‘lrp
Nomlm. l“. to IIII :,.II nl lmmu
owlu II lt'llllll“ MM Ml..lIIIIuI lllllllIlll‘V Ipl
v It'll. It'
will H‘is'll‘i' Nu
Dr. F. Oohuvolr,
rum.
0. I. 0mm '00.“! too end
”not II “roots.
Whlmiuru Illill rial uptown in o p. In.
I'lllil’iltll Idlll'wlgfil WWII!" ”It,
MMIWm» “Will!
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Ewrx‘fil‘
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